The Washington herald., 1919-05-23
GOVERNMENT
6 PRINTING
4M OFFICE
12NEWS

The project TO erect a group OF
! state buildings fer u permanent ex-
position OF the Industries. resources
and interests of all the States IN
the Union was nrs<-proposed in q
paper read before the cslifornis
state Association ffteen years age
by Conrad T. Vogel. OF the mono.
type section. and at the time wa
locked upon as a dream
In 1905 the local press gave q
good account OF the proposition tc
erect these buildings to provide
meeting places for all OF the vari.
out state societies
Says Mr.. vogel: The keynots
OF such a project led to the advo-
cscy OF a nuch-needed auditorium
where the largest conventions anc
the inaugural balls could be &C.
commodated. With the finest archi,
tecturaIly designed group OF build.
ings. there should be central
building of four stories or higher
with a dome larger than the capI.
| toI; in fact, IL should be the great.
est building in the world.
The logical site suggested al
this time would be the entire sec.
tion between Fifth and Ninth street
on the south side of Pennsylvania
avenue.
Maryland. California and West
! Virginia have already expressed q
| Willingness to cooperate in the
matter. and other States are nov
| seriously considering early action
Mr.. Vogel has been elected by the
CaIifornia State Society as delegate
| TO the new All-State Society, and Il
optimistic about the future OF the
States exhibit
New names added TO the nigh,
proof list includes Marion E. BuI.
! lock. William l. Gutelius and FranE
Kidd. copy editors; Harry w. Ar.
thur, Frank A. Everts. Howard J
Gaylor. william Z. Grimes. George
r. HaIsey. Harry c. Hayne. Jane:
II. Heslet. Clement c. Hipkins. Her
bert E. James, John r Jacques. Ern.
est P. Knapp. winslow Lewis. Ar
thur ]. Mcmillan, Harry L Murray
Louis p. Naylor. Henry II. Moth.
! nageI. Daniel OConnell. william
I Rebuschatis, Patrick A. Ribney
James NJ Rissler, Edwin c Rote
Charles T. Rudy. William o. mith
Robert f. STEINER, Frank W. Street
Frank r Trimble and Charles VIII
helm
The outing Of the Young Bachelors
Club OF the day proofroom. planned
to take place at Great Falls last Sun
day. was postponed On account oi
the continued bad weather OF the pas
-.
E. jake Dwight, is now perfectins
arrangements for an invitation dane,
to be held at Wardman Park Hote
in the near future.
New names in the day proof sectior
are: Miss Carrie A. Robbins. Mis-
Catherine Heyler. James l. Krause
William II. Camp. David S. Mccain
nell. Lansing II. Burton, Philip Crow
field. Dean Holcomb, Louis J. John
son, Frank z. Klopper. Charles W
Layer. Miss Teresa Mcdonald, Mrs
May NJ. Parsons. Charles II. Read
Benjamin H. Taylor. John s. Beck
Charles w. Bridvell. James T. Elicit
Alonzo F. Harrington and Stepher
F. Walton.
Names added to the day linotyp.
list include Orvirle II. Aylor. Rosco
Z. Baber. Harry Boate. Carroll V
Donnelly. Harry L. Matthias. Harr.
T. Miller. Don L Murray. Arthu
II. RossalL Frank Smith. Harry II
Hensel, Bernard J.. Lynch. job
Speiers and George Van Den Berg.
The night force of paper rulers ha
been augmented by the addition @
Herbert Bullinger. Tom Norris, an
Malcolm Mcqueen. The force nov
consists Of eight rulers. who Wi
hustle to hold down the food o
jackets coming into the ruling room.
George F. Hstton has returned {
the day press room after spe ndirl
most OF his leave in New York.
Ernest c. Frazier has been trans
ferred from the pamphlet binder
to the monotype section.
Mack Peacock has been granted
weeks leave from the press room.
James E. Mulligan is again a
work in the foundry after tw,
months illness.
John S. Webb is detailed from tn
postal card section to the mali
press room.
/ Harry johnson. A. ]. weber. an,
Charles F. Markey have been trans
ferred from Mr.. O'Brien's day fore
to Mr.. Christians night shift
Herbert Willis is detailed fror
the press room to the hand section
William J. A. Connors has beei
transferred from the proof sectioi
TO the office OF the superintendent
of work.
William +. Walsmith. of the proc
room. is suffering with a boil ol
his neck.
all the debts OF the parish can b
paid. as well a many improvement
which are needed can be made. Tn
plan as outlined by the vestry WI
request that every family OF tn
church give the sum of $50. and thi
can be done in installments.
I IokH .,s1k - NJ.