The Washington herald., 1919-05-06


March. 1877. is home on leave while
his boat. the Friedrich wilhelm. IL
docked in Hoboken. Stanley spent
nine ruop.hs planting mines in the
North Sea, but since November has
been on a transport rushing the boys
home from France. He Is looking fine.
and asks to be remembered to all his
friends.
Miss Evangeline Booth. commander
of the Salvation Army. will speak at
the Y. NJ c. A hut on the Union
Station plaza on the evening OF May
Il, On the work of the army before.
during and after the war. A limited
rumber Of reserved seats have been
allotted to G. p. o. workers which
can be secured gratis by application
to this column.
Emanuel Videtta, the affable young
assistant to the chief clerk. has just
returned from a trip to New York
City. where he was the guest OF the
! Italian society. Mr.. Videtta states
that from his observations the city
is overwhelmingly in favor Of the
league of nations and is backing the
President
Edwin r. Atkinson, an old employe
OF the hand section, who resigned be-
cause OF illness several months ago.
| died Saturday. Funeral services Will
be held from the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. Dorsey. 1877 Sixth
street northwest. this afternoon at
o'clock Friends invited. Interment
will be private in Arlington Cemetery.
Mrs. Lily Day. OF the ruling and
sewing section. who was injured by a
fall on the fifth floor about two weeks
ago. came in Friday but had to leave
before the day was over. Internal In
juries are feared.
Mrs. Joseph II. Cummings. wife OF
the popular and efficient chairman OF
the relief committee of Columbia
Union. is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Opl"lia Craft. in Albany. N. Y.
ury NJ Allen Is in charge of the
vault while Frank ]. Maloy cur
Iis leave.
ureman Billy Taylor rides around
in u brand new Oakland these days,
but it's his sons: there's tho rub.
William l. Gutelius Is copy editing
after three weeks at home cleaning
house and nominating George Seibold
for the sixteenth time.
William A. Jenkins was absent yes
terday celebrating his fortieth birth
| day. He certainly is lucky: suppose
his birthday came after July l.
Samuel G. Kirby has returned to
the proofroom after sightseeing In
Philadelphia and New York and WIS.,
iting his daughter in Dover. Del.
Don L. Murray left Sunday for
new York to meet his son. Harry, who
has just returned from France. The
boy is linotype operator formerly on
the Times.
II. A. LAWSON started two weeks
leave from the electrical section yes
terday.
Miss Frances E. Terrell has returned
to the linoype section after several
weeks Illness with grip.
The Bookbinders' Union is holding a
referendum on increasing their inter
national mortuary benefit to 800. The
success of the measure seems assured
as IL is a step strongly advocated.
| Benjamin Zimmerman, an emergency
elevator conductor. is suffering from
| fallen arches.
stuart Hayes. who has just returned
from France. is now with the Good
year Rubber Company and expects to
represent the company In France.
Foreman Dave Parker has returned
to the night pressroom after a visit
to his son. Richard. q doughboy in a
New York hospital recovering from
the effects OF gas.
Willie P. Mitchell. a linotyper. is
preparing for six months trip
| through France under Government
supervision. entertaining soldiers.