The Washington herald., 1919-01-23

brothers died in one week. T. +.
McCardell has been an employe OF
the G. p. o. for twenty years.
Harry Fordham entertained several
members of the night bill force at
his home, 81 r street, last Sunday
with roasted oysters and other sea-
sonable delicacies Jack Walsh, Billy
Creveling, Joe Sardo. Frank Berris
and Matt Burke were all there. and
the singing was very entertaining.
just to satisfy Bill Riedl, We'll say.
'Yes, George Baker got a hair cut.
and he got it at a union shop, too"
Doesn't he look nifty?
John 3. Dirste has been detailed as
acting timekeeper of the inter-
mediate section of the press division,
in place of Samuel X. Murphy. now
on leave of absence.
Sarah Dawson is detailed from the
pamphlet binding section to the for
warding and finishing section.
Bertram A. Voolfolk. operator in
the linotype section, was on the sick
list Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Lisnes has been re-
moved from Sibley Hospital and is
now COnvalescing at her home.
Frank Spencer is holding down
Sam Edmond's job as reviser on the
night press force, press division. -
BY the way. how about the c. p.
o. participating in the big parade? -
Haven't heard much yet, but isn't il
time We began on a plan to have
all sections represented: We ought
to be there, and want to be there.
How about it?
Melville HolIander is absent from
the day linotype section because of
sickness.
Elmer Jackson, elcctrotype moul-
der in charge, has been confined at
home by sickness for several days.
James A. BrodnaX. foreman of the
job room, who has been on the sick
list for some time, is still unable to
work.
James +. Maynard, a reader in
the day proof room. is confined TO
his home by illness.
Raymond Norris. a skilled laborer
in the pamphlet binding section is
absent on account of sickness.
Charles f. Dodson, chief machinist
in the night linotype section. shows
no Improvement in his condition.
James w. DOGGY, timekeeper in
account of illness.
Barney Collins, ruler lis nursing a
very bad cold. His voice nowadays
is a cross between a rasp and a
file. Sounds like a lions roar when
he speaks little loud.
Ed Sullivan. of the night press
force. is back at work again, after
an attack of the flu or something
like it.
Robert w. Christian. referee in the
night proof room, is confined to his
home with sickness.
Thomas II. Smith of the third floor
bindery is on the sick list.
Robert H. Harsten, a reader in the
night proof room, is confined TO his
home with sickness.
Sands Cooper is trying out that "2oc
lunch" these days. You know some one
sells lunch for that price every
morning, out on G. street, and it's so
cheap chat a lot of fellows are giving
| them the once ever.
George Halsey, of the night proof
room. is impatiently waiting the open
ing of the fishing season. He Soes
down every week to see if the Basin
is still there.
Harry III. Hensel, a probational op-
orator in the day linotype section, is
| on the sick list.
John Dunlap, "old top" of the night
press force, has written a parody on
Jazz" Boyden's popular song, III
I'm Asleep When the Roll Breaks Tell
Kelly to Wake Me Up
| Walter II. Guthridge. chief reviser
in the night proofroom has been alb
sent for several days on account OF
sickness.
y William +. Harris. James ID. Jones
III Warren Prcisser Charles F. SaSles