The Washington herald., 1919-02-10
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING NOTES
By DwIc


Hon. Henry Hawson, Of Fresno.
Cal, paid a visit to the bureau the
past week Mr.. Hawson Is a broth
er-in-law OF Irwin P. Tade, custodian
o. the Federal reserve vault.
\ number of young ladies Of the
stamp perforating division. visited
Walter Reed Hospital yesterday and
carried with them lots of good things
TO eat The boys are looking for
I,p"ai.
Miss Madaline Bcrkley. OF the bind
cry division. IS a patient at the Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital, having un-
dergOne an operation recently.
Mrs. Hanna FlemminE, OF the ex-
amininE division, is reported sick
John Newman. transferrer OF the
engraving division, and one OF the Old
employees. is on extended leave. and
will visit Florida in an cndeavor to
regain his health Mr.. Newman has
been convalesCinE from a very SC
we're case OF pneumonia
Miss Annie l.. Bealle chief OF the
examining division. has been sick for
the past week.
Mr., Campbell. chief of the stamp
book division. has returned to work
after spending a week in Brooklyn.
New York.
1t was discovered by the time clerk
i'm the examining division that Miss
Grac" SoTcllS, Of the night force. has
changed her name TO Mrs. Lambros. %
Paul Clark, skilled helper in the en-
craving division. resi- Sned his posi-
tion during the Rast week.
Benjamin CoakIey. Of the wettinE
division. is reported sick
Tho Bureau of Engraving and
Printing basketball team makes It's
debut in the Interdepartmental
League Thursday night at the Mount
Vernon church. Ninth street and
Mount Vernon place northwest when
they Will tackle the Naval Operations
team. and a stih game is anticipated
Tn" present members of the bureau
team are as follows: 7. J. Mcdonald.
captain. center: Jim FiICatc forward.
Phil Hardiv. forward: Bernard Hud-
son. forward, Albert Fisher. guard
George HenloCk. guard: Fred Bow
man, guard. Capt. Mcdonald. in his
endcaVer to give the bureau an Al
team. is looking for any basketball
stars in the bureau. and those wish
ing to try for the team are requested
to meet him at the above place this
evening at ESQ.
William 2. Doyle. of the stamp per-
foratinE division, is very i'll with in
fluenZa.
Charles Finch. of the bindery divi-
sion. is spending some leave in Balti-
moro. Here's hoping that Charles has
n good time.
Miss NJ. Fifer, of the numbering di-
vision. is enjoying some of her leave
at her home in Virginia
Mrs. y. Lucas. OF the examining di-
vision, is taking some of her annual
leave.
The wctting division reports Miss
NJ. Clements. Miss J.. kinEsbury Miss
Alice Smith. and Miss Mabel Suther-
land on leave.
Miss Mary Mulcahy. time clerk of
the surface division, has been taking
some leave, but is expected back to-
day.
Mrs. Mary G. Trice. of the bindery
division. is out on account of illness
in her family.
The stamp perforatinG division
boasts of two units of the Red Cross,
of which Mrs. De Alley and Miss
Mary Curtain are the Iieutenants.
The division is very proud OF the
work these units are doing.
2. ]. Choconas. plate holder in the
hammering room of the engraving
vision, is reported sick.
Mrs. n. McFadden, of the examin-
ing division. is considered a very
steady worker. She is now fortunate
enough to enjoy a whole months
leave.
Miss Mary Ballenger. of the wet
ting division, is i'll.
Mr. Mccarthy, of the evening watch
force. has been granted ten days
leave.
Jacob Leichter, of the bindery di-
vision. has been called TO his home
on account of illness in his family.
Edward Doe. of the engraving
Gi vision. ni2ht force. tella US that the