The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
Govt. Printing Office

this afternoon at 2:30. Besides the
regular business resolutions will be
presented from Government Print
Ing Office printing divisions urging
increase of pay for printers. John
Mcfarland, of New York City. can
didate for president of the Inter-
national typographical Union. is ex-
pected to address the meeting.
At the meeting of Bookbinders'
Union No. 4 Thursday evening in
Musicians Hall arrangements were
;.completed for the Easter ball to be
held Monday, April 5. Ben SPELL
] bring was appointed chairman Of
the entertainment committee, and
the bookies are looking forward to
| one of the most successful dances
they have ever held.
The Trestleboard Club held the
regular meeting last night in Old
Masonic Temple. A large class of
| candidates was admitted, and en-
couraging reports were submitted
In relation to the recent ladies'
night celebration. Besides an un-
usually enjoyable entertainment, re-
freshments were served.
Richard B. Topham will conduct
|
IL to 1880 tomorrow noon.
| The community store in the old
building has been moved to a more
commodious room. and Mr.. Love
now has full line of canned goods
/ fruit. and dairy products.
Harry Hensel, Leo Coakley and
Justin White, former G. p. o. limo
| type operators, are now employed
on state work in Annapolis.
Columbia typographical Union
mas only one member at present in
the army. He is Harry ID. Murray
son OF Don l. Murray, who is sta
TONED on the Mexican border.
| John L. Wrenn, electrician in
charge. has returned to work after
several weeks illness.
| Charles E. Castle, after two years
In the Library branch, has beer
transferred to the main office.
Pressman Roy w. Curbow sus.
tained painful injury Thursday
when he received a splinter under
the nail Of finger on his right hand
from the fly table while adjusting
the logger.
Miss Margaret Middleton was ir
charge OF the desk in the ruling and
| sowing section last week during the
i lobcSHCC VI lSnam.
Robert S. Scammell. Frank II. Pc
terson and John Z. Magee were or
the sick list in the job section last
week
| George z. Dowen, of the proof
section, is spending several weeks
with friends in Roanoke and Peters.
burg, Va. Samuel G. Kirby is ir
charge of the desk.
l CharIaQ DndSnn linafrnn mo
chinist in charge OF the Record force
who has been i'll several months, i.
| reported in a critical condition.
John Getz was visiting friends IN
the machine shop last Tuesday. hav.
ing just recovered from On attach
OF pneumonia
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Crawford
are enjoying an automobile trip t
their old home in Moberly, Mo.
| Elmer Johnson. electrotype fin.
! isher, who has been confined to hi.
home several weeks with pneumonia
| is. convalescing.
| Miss Florence Elwood expects e
Ireturn to her desk in the electrical
section next week. after an illness
| Christopher Hansen. who recently
lost an arm as a result of blood
poisoning. is slowly recovering Al
his home in Berwyn.
John p. Sommers. Walter o. John.
son and George NJ. Gordon. of the
night pamphlet bindery, arc or
leave.
Pressmen Montford L. Ellis anc
George B. Sammons are on the night
force sick list.
Deskman Grant l.. Austin. OF tho
pamphlet bindery. has been granted
two weeks leave.
Engineer J. A. Johnson has re.
turned to his station in the power
house after several weeks Hines:
with influenza.
Eighteen girls from the night bill
force celebrated st. Patrick's da!
| with theater party followed by
supper Monday night.
Peter w. PTitchett and James w
Babcock are on the sick list il
the electrotype foundry.
Memorandum of appointments
separations. promotions, etc. in tn,
Government Printing Office fol
week ended Wednesday, March II
follows:
Separations - James G. Sample
probational pressman. resigned
Harold d: Butler. Arthur ]. Will
Jams, electrotype molders, resigned
| Ross l.. Oliver, probationary cleo
trotype finisher, resigned; Adam c
Miller. bookbinder. resigned: Henr,
w. Whitlow. helper. resigned
Emmanuel Videtta, messenger. re
signed; Robert c. Dowdle. John 7
Mulvaney, emergency messenge
boys. resigned: Ransom d. Hunter
Everett S. whittemore. linotyp,
n RnEtO
Dodson, linotype machinist il
charge; Leo V. Coakley, Harry II
Hensel, George H. w. Wienecke
linotype operators: Edward ]. Nc
Nelis, Charles F. Williams. proba
tionary linotype operators; Simeol
w. Ford, caster helper; Miss Carrie
L. Loomis, copyholder; Alonzo G
Anthony. Frank Bates. Frank NJ
Clark, Edward E. Connor, Jacob
Detweiler, Adam Didra, Otto L
Erdman, Horace f. Hopkins, Oscar
W. Humphrey, Charles T.. Johnson
Joseph B. 'O'Neal, Henry G. Rich
ardson, Harry p. Simonds, Henr,
p. Slaughter. Jacob r. Smeltzer
John T. Stewart Harrison II. Tai.
bott, Albert ]. Thrower. compost
tors; Charles F. Boyd, Carl Gold
begen, probational compositors
Mrs. Clara l.. Bennett, Mrs. Z. w
Brightenburg. Mrs. Lulu c. Par
sons. Mrs. Nettie ". Slater, com.
positors; Mrs. Bertha l.. Crandle
sewing machine operator. resigned
Miss Montague A. Brown, Miss Ju.
liza F. Clokey. Mrs. Mary c. Grove
Mrs. Marie NJ. Etchison. Miss Mil.
dred Gordon. Mrs. Annie Graham
Mrs. Emma B. Haefner, Mrs. Ida N
Hammond. Miss Nellie Z. Hawkins
Miss EMILY b. Lee, Mrs Anna b
Parks. Mrs. Lois Z. Powers. Mrs