Charles E. Burchfield (1893-1967)

and go to Bolger’s Side Alley, which leads one to High St. down which I go to Vine Street, where I find an outlet to McKinley. This street I make my way until I come to Broadway down which I go to an alley that leads to Depot just above Mullins Office. At McKinley and Vine I met Philips with whom, as we went to work, I kept up an animated conversation about nothing. Arriving at the office I hung up my hat and coat and started at once to sorting time-cards which occupation I mingled with nonsensical chatter with Schweitz. By eleven-thirty the day was entered. Schweitz and I walked home together. Fred -met us at Penn Street - Fred works out in the press-room as a marker under Jim Andrews. As we came in the door Joe started a lively description about some­thing in make-believe German, in which Frances joined presently. Before sitting down to dinner I asked if there was any mail first looking all around to make sure. There being none I sat