The Washington herald., 1919-04-12
BUREAU OF
ENGRAVING.
AND PRINTING.
80 NEWS
By pMc

George Van Lyme. Of the machine
division. and one of the veteran en-
ployes Of the bureau. suffered a stroke
of paralysis a few days ago and was
taken TO the hospital from his home
in a serious condition. He has the
best wishes for speedy recovery
of his many friends.
R. II. Chappel, chief of the en-
gineer and machine division. is spend
ing a couple Of days on his farm in
kensiRgton, Md.
Turner Funkhauser, of the plumb
ing shop. who has been sick for the
past two weeks, is reported to be
rapidly recovering. II is expected
that he will report for work next
week.
Miss Margaret p. Cullen. stehogra-
pher in the surface division, is en-
joying a few days vacation at her
home in East Falls Church. Va
Miss Blanche Evans. or the stamp
perfoTating division. is visiting the
dertist quite frequently. The girls in
her diision are much interested.
Yesterday about forty girls were de-
tailed TO the Treasury from the stamp
perforating division.
A sister Of William Davidson. ma
chinist died a few days ago. His
many friends I'm the machine division
wish to extend their sympathy.
FA ~ =nVnT a. 4fN fF,
the stamp perforatinC division.
Stamps are on the move once more.
The girls are hoping this will be the
last time.
Miss Daisy Joseph. Miss Violet
Aunord and Miss Emily Given, a
the examining division. are on
leave for a week.
Miss Bessie Allen, Of the wetting
division, is entertaining her cousin
from out of town for a few days.
Yesterday was the first day for
the new series of proprietary stamps
in the stamp perforating division.
Mrs. f. Fisher McChesne,E of the
stamp cumming room. is absent on
account of illness.
Harry Rinewalt. OF the rotary
press section, is regular motor
cycle demon. He and his Harley
are real good pals nowadays,
Eddie White. OF section 6. is dis
playing some real ability in system
atizng the handling OF the bands mu-
-fA : hn 1.Ii inNn Of rRNINE 10
and the band sure did make a ten
strike when he was elected to the
job. Keep up the good work.
Eddie Zernia became quite thought
full yesterday when it commenced 10
rain. Ed says he don't mind a. bit
getting wet when hiking that mile
after leaving the car on his way
home-if the crops will only come
around o. X.
Mrs. A. Maher and P. w Moffitt. OF
the wetting division, are on leave.
Mrs. Grace Fleming, of the wetting
division, is out on account Of illness.
Johnny Stanton, jr., section I. is
some chesty now that he has a son.
who was born at Sibley Hospital on
April s, last payday. Johnny is hav-
ing all kinds of little troubles now.
Two baby canary birds reached his
house about the same time.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Shropshire ard Miss
Alberta l.. Nichols, of the stamp gum
ming division. are on leave for a few
days.
Several Of the employees who live
in Brookland had a good look at the
wrecked car that turned turtle yes
terday morning when its driver tried
to negotiate sharp turn while trav-
cling at a high rate OF speed on Mich
igan avenue, with a cop close behind.
Baseball practice was postponed on
account Of rain yesterday. The next
tryout will be held on Tuesday, at
4:ao on the south ground of the ellipse.
Florida "Suffs" Plan Campaign.
Tallahassee Fla April ll-Suffra-