The Washington herald., 1919-02-24

stamps in the q. J.. Q. averaged S4.-
800 a month, which appears TO be about
dollar a month for each employe.
This is a safo investment and pays
sood interest, 80 let's increase 1t about
hundred per cent this year. Your
timekeeper will gladly get the stamps
for you from Secretary O'Lone.
At the sink, washing Up. sam
Clinksdale asked Dan Casey, Did
you get your cargo" (retcrrins TO a
recent 40-milc trip Dan replied. II
started over but couldn't make the
car 60"
Tho versatility OF Jazz Wilson, Of
the Library branch bindery, is simply
marvelous-substitu cutter. under
study for Bill Foos. imitator of John
ny Lavan at short and recipient of II
gold medal for throwing the Boishe-
Wiki.
Shelley b. Keiffer has been absent
from the night monotype section sew
eral days because OF illness.
Foreman Felix Belair says. Due to
the work OF Miss Daniel, Miss Smoot,
and others. the ruling and sewing
room is now 100 per cent organized. -
Speaks we'll for these organizers.
William A. Ward, OF the night mon
otype section. who has been i'll for
several weeks. returned TO work
Thursday night.
Speaking OF the electric hot-air dry
3 ;.r l.. IL,
of the Library branch, the folks over
it is hummer or a bowling success.
George Furbershaw. a brother of
Edwin Furbershaw, of the monotype
section. soon will arrive home from
France with his French bride.
Arthur Denham has returned from
his leave (the tablet section) and is
now back with the drilling ma
chimes.
Deacon Weeks. who lives in the
wilds OF Congress Heights. says
there has been no mail delivery
there for ten days. Ten years ago
he says they had two deliveries a
day.
J. w. Belcher. of the keyboard
room, is absent to attend the funeral
of his sister, Miss Nellie CarIough,
who died Thursday. Belcher is one
of family of fourteen children
born previous to the civil war.
thirteen Of whom survived until
last November. since which time
four have passed away.
How do you like Ed. Ryan's curly
hair? He likes them SO we'll he is
going to have them amputated and
given to his feeders.
Finley Hayes says life would be
dull without the Shackleford family.
w. ]. Irvine, of the monotype Sec
tion. is confined at home with ILL
ness.
Frank Is. Smith, formerly of the
linotype section, now publishes The
Prince Georgian. over the editorial
column of which is the assurance
Our editorial pen drags no ball and
chain" Bill Jones says this is a
needed explanation of the wild in
dulgences which follow.
Charlie Euehl viii blow himself
Thursday. Charlie toots q horn in the
band.
Wilbur Copeland, of the keyboard
room. Is planning a motor trip for his
family to their homo in Indiana about
the middle of July.
Miss Nairn says Louis CUNNINGHAM
threw water at her face and spoiled
her rosy cheeks. Louis should know
that girls use no water on their faces.
Charles NJ. O'Connell was the best
man at the wedding of Miss Lucille
Kelly, one of his war workers, last
week.
Forrest Grimes is some guide as weff
as piano player. One lady said ne
was a 'pippin.' but another suggested
Grimes golden" Both right.
The confidential section" where all
the secret work was done for the
army and navy, died a natural death
Saturday. The men will be given free
transportation back to the fourth floor.
and soon another section will be elm
mated.
Gus B. DierS. of tho luouotype Key
board room, is confined to his home
with Illness.
Elmer Wehstsr. foreman Of the ru.-