The Washington herald., 1920-03-14
Bureau Of Engraving

plete the plant Tor making plates
by the electrolytic process.
Capt. Thomas E. Skinner, assist
ant yard foreman, has been vested
with police power in and around
the bureau by the Metropolitan Po-
lice Department.
Miss Mary a. Martie. of the ex-
aRining division. recently has been
reinstated to her former position
in the bureau, having been absent
for long time due to illness.
Miss Evelyn Wash, of the stamp
perforating division, has been grant,
ed two weeks leave to visit her
home in Virginia.
ernon Thompson. q the examin-
ing division, has resigned his posi-
tion.
Harry Chick. of section s, has re-
signed his office as vice president
OF the Plate Printers Union. Chick
will sever his connection with the
bureau very shortly, having been
appointed to a position In the law
department of the War Risk Bureau.
d. ]. Parrish and ]. w. waggoner
have been appointed as temporary
machinists in the machine division.
Charles ]. Nadolski, of the surface
division, has resigned his position.
Stewart McCabe. of the carpenter
shop, has been absent for several
days suffering with neuralgia
Edward Genoe in charge OF the
printing division midnight SHIFT
spent last Saturday and Sunday In
Augusta, Ga, with a degree team OF
the knights q Columbus.
Miss Annie Ritz has resigned her
position in the stamp perforating
didvision.
Miss Lula ]. Dewey, of the sur
face division. has been absent Tor
the past week on account OF illness.
1t is reported that Walter NJ. An
gelo, carpenter, is rapidly recover
ing from an injury sustained about
q month ago while at work.
John E. Brister, compositor In
the surface division, was on the sick
list all of last week.
Eddie Began, formerly of the cleo
trio shop, but now employed IN the
Treasury Department, buried his lit
tie son Thursday morning. death
having been due to diphtheria-
Mrs. Elnor Carter, Mrs. Mary
Glascock, Mrs. Madeline Mead. Mrs
Anna Reeves, Mrs. Daisy Sower-
butts, Mrs. Lillian Weisenberg, all
of the Yetting division. were on the
sick list last week.
Claude Hill, of the machine divf-
sion. was off the latter part of last
week. due to the illness of his wife.
Mrs. Hill is reported to be conVal-
escing.
Mrs. Virginia Evans, of the exam
lining division, has resigned her po-
sition to make her home In Mlcnl-
gan.
Beniamir T. wilkins. of the ma
chine shop, has been granted leave
for the coming week, and Will Visit
his home in Virginia, just below Co
lonial Beach.
AL Baldus, plate tinisher, has re-
turned to work, after an absence
of six weeks, due to pneumonia.
Arthur Wells, machinist, is Jubi-
liant over the prospects of bringing
his wife\home from Baltimore TINS
coming week. Mrs. Wells has been
under special treatment at nos
pital in that city.
Alywin Cleapor, of the plumbing
shop, is back on the job after visit
of several weeks in South Carolina.
Percy Cumberland has been trans
ferred from the examining to the
machine division and assigned to the
machine shop.
Peter Hurth, pressman in the sur
face division, has resigned his po-
sition-
Blair Mckenzie, machinist in the
.tamn book and coil division, re-
turned to work last week after sew
.ral days absence due to illness.
lack Tayenner, of the engraving
division. is the proud father OF a
baby girl.
II Frank, machinist assigned TO
the bindery division. has returned
to work after a weeks Illness
Mrs. Sadie Langley, Grace Mooney
,nd blanche Huston, of the stamp
ne-forating division, were on the
sick list last week.
Miss Nellie Crown, Miss MAY C.
prisber Cornelia F. Saff:ell and
percy c. Hugh. of the examining
division, all resigned their positions
If is REPORTED that Miss Daisy
Phipps, of the stamp perforatinG
division. is improving slowly.
Mrs. Francis Lytton' Mrs. Fior-
ence McCarty and Mrs. Mary Utter
hacL Of the wetting division, are
on leave.
William F. Grover, machinist has
bsen granted leave for the coming
week.
charles w. Moore, machinist. who
has been confined to his home on
account of illness for the past three
months. is still on the sick list
Miss Helen Gleason, of the stamp
nerforating division. is absent due
to the illness of her sister.
Mrs. Nora NJ. Lane. of the examin-
ing division. has changed her name
TO Mrs. Mitchell"
Emory Gamer. of the stamp per-
forating division, was absent last
week.
The Bureau Band will not hold a
rehearsal Sunday morning.
The time is drawing near for the
election of officers for the Bureau
Co-operative Lunch Association.
william c. Mould, Of the evening
watch force, is a candidate for
membership on the committee to
represent the Bureau employees.
Mould seems to be peculiarly fitted
for the office, having been connect
ed with the commissary and canteen
departments of the United states
Government for nine years.
William Holmes and r. w. Now
er. of the engraving division, nave
resigned their positions.
Misses Bessie and Flora Cook. OF
the wetting division. visited rela-
tIves in Virginia last week.
Mrs. Lula ]. Dewey, of the sur
face division, has been absent for
ten days due to sickness.
George Daniels, of the wetting
division, was absent last week due
to the illness ow his little daughter.
Robert Ponickau, of the engrav-
ing division, who has been in poor