The Washington herald., 1919-04-04

Government Printing once Council.
National Union, will hold their month
/ ly meeting tomorrow night. The de-
| gree team of the council will put on
tho initiatory degree. after which the
I g. T O. Quartet, composed Of Messrs.
Lineback, Harder Paddleford and
Bridwell. assisted by Miss 0Iennella
Smith, will entertain with choice Sc
! lections. The Blackface Jazz Band
will also be present. A selected menu
! has been provided for the inner man.
all of which will make up one of
/ the most enjoyable meetings the
| council has ever held. Senators CHS
| holm, Jones and Williams, accom-
I panied by the executive board. and
! 4 delegation from another council will
also be present. The committee hav-
/ ing the affair in charge is composed
/ OF Charles O'Connell. chairman: and
Messrs. Albert Kuhns. sylvester
| Williams. Charles Riggleman and
! Charles Bush. Visitors are always
! welcome.
| When Phil Addison threatened to
pick a duck-pin team in the foundry
and trim Markham team with a
handicap of twenty-five pins he GER
tainly stirred up something. Mark
! ham promptly picked Darby. Mclean,
Jackson and Selzle to help him de-
feat Addison, McCauley. Cavey. Brown
ard Carey, ard they meet tonight on
tho Grand Central alleys. II Addi-
sons team loses the set he is eX-
pected to enjoy an extended vaca-
ton. Bill Dawson will be there to
challenge the winner for a series with
his linotypeTs.
Ethel HutChins, an elevator con-
Cuctorettc in the old building. is
suffering with a badly crushed foot
as the result Of losing her balance
and inadvertently placing the foot
| through the door when n jammed
truck was pushed against her in
the elevator Wednesday.
/ Hugh c. Trey, a son of Charles W.
I Trey, of the monotype section, has
| just returned from Coblcnz, where
| he has been assisting the receiving
commission of the army of Occupa-
tion since December Is. Young Trey
| was married the day before he en-
| listed at the beginning of the war,
| and tells many interesting tales of
| his experiences and observations in
France and Germany. He was dis
charged March 81 and expects to re-
main in Washington.
Fred Whitehead and other G. P. o.
| Elks we're all at work yesterday, in
| spite of the big blowout at Raus-
cher's Wednesday night. AS chair
man of the booster committee, Fred
| announces that more than 500 new
] ad i,, 10
prtsent drive, and they are still
| coming ini.
The Community Chorus today at
! lunch will first sing Pack Up Your
! Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag" after
which they will be busy with
Kisses" and Seeing Nellie Home"
| Then the men are, expected to sing
Good Night, Ladies'" which will
! eliminate in medley of popular
songs. for goodness sake, suppress
. 10 make a few remarks between
! songs. for goodness, sake. suppress
| the chatter so the folks can get an
| idea of what he has on his mind.
A large number of the folks have
donated dimes for the upkeep of the
music hall, but there seems to be a
great many slackers. Surely, ten
cents a year is not too much to pay
for SO much enjoyment.
Assistant Foreman of Printing John
Green will be in Chicago on several
weeks leave. Who remembers There
goes Johnny Green coming back, /"
and Throw the horse over the fence
some hay?
Wonder why 1t is that since all those
night workers came on day work the
| sales of The Come Back have act
ually decreased? Something funny
| about this.
While its authenticity has been de-
MED, the rumor committee insists that
there is to be change in one of our
most. coveted assistant foremansfips.
| p. S.-Unless you happen to be an
| A. F., don't worry; you won't get 1t.
p. II. Gallagher is at work i'm the
! stores division, after several weeks in
Lima. Ohio.
Johnny Williams, over at the LII
J brary, who is president OF the WASH