The Washington herald., 1919-01-16
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING NOTES

Benjamin GoldsworIhy, Of the en-
craving division. has been receiving
congratulations OH account OF his pre-
motion to superintendent OF trans
ferrers. This is a new position, and
as Mr.. Goldsworthy is very familiar
with the work. being a transferrer. his
appointment is an excellent one.
Jimmy King, plate printer. section 2.
IL mighty good friend to have these
mornings of bad car service. Jimmy
lives out on Riggs road beyond the
District line. and has a lonesome ride
until he reaches Rock Greek Church
road and Georgia avenue, where he
always loads his machine with bureau
workers.
Michael Morgan. OF the engraving
| division, was called home yesterday
morning on account OF the illness Of
his wife. who sustained an injury as
the result OF an attack Of vertigo.
william (Pop) Z. Little has been
absent for some time or account OF
! illness. We noticed our genial friend
/ on the Avenue last ondav. evidently
] d
| favorite in the bureau. and operates
: condition.
Michael J. Service. a machinist. was
given an appointment in the machine
| shop and assigned TO the night force.
August Habicht, die s.uker IN the
engraving division, returned TO work
yesterday after a few DAYS absence
on account OF Illness.
George Mclaughlin. plate printer.
section u, day has returned 20 work
after a prolonged absence. Mac" has
/ heen troubled with ink poisoun.g and
Z it is TO be hoped that his cure is per
manent.
Frank p Cunning. custodian Of
! presses, night, has been absent I.r
! several days on account OF the iIluc-s
Of his wife's mother. Mrs Cunning is
the daughter Of Nicholas Riley. a
plate printer. section 10.
( The following skilled helpers
have been appointed TO positions
IN the bureau. Halvor y. Adams.
I Drew. John +. Weber. william
MoreIand and Thomas T. AneIlo.
All have been assigned 10 the ma
chine division.
There is going 10 be a match
{ game down on the alleys over Cen
ter Market, Friday night. between
.. four members Of the machiu, shun.
! and II promises To Ice THRILLING
| anair. N. FrnWick gnd Chas Lit
tie viii meet John Norabna and
Chas. DcnisOn. BOYS don't miss the
treat
). Houghton. Ecometrrc lathe op-
orator in the engraving division.
has conquered tho "ru" and r.-
turned 10 work.
Edward r. Williams. chairman .,i
tho committee for the hatt.rrncnt
Of car service To- tho bureau. on
! behalf OF the committee and en-
, ployes. wishes 10 thank Tha Wash
in-ton Herald for its most liberal
! support IN the nEhJ Inr universal
and IntDrCompary transfers u -
agreed that the success Of this cam
| pa En wa~ duo largely t. the m
, lrI'>t the newspapers took in the
I matter.
John brisbane. carpenter for
! many wears in tho bureau. died yes
Z terday. after several months I1-
( ness. Mr.. Brisbane was -ndea re- 2
/ by all who knew him. nd his sunny
! disposition and Willingness %
! please everybody will be a lasting
| memory TO his host Of friends A
| delegation from the carpenter shop
! will attend his funeral. arranus-
ments for which have not been COM
I pleted.
L. Il. Schuv---. plate Trtshs~ IN
the enEVavtr- DIVISION has return
! ed TO work afte- q months absence
on account z illness
George Tyser. formerly a pla,s
I fnIsh,r in n. engraving division
has been DISCHARGED from '-e amy
as a serEsanL and expects 10 Zoe
back in cL- bureau very soon