Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-11

Hilary is out of debt and has a balance II
the treasury of $36.0S.
We firmly believe" she concluded that
in 1904 we will witness such progress in the
ernationaE1lxiliary that we will be
indispensable to the craft"
Committees Announced.
Committees-Mere announced by the presi-
dent as follows:
On credentfalaLMrs E. Buchanan of At
lanta, Ga; Mrs. Charles Mathews. Omaha
Neb.; Mrs. Fred Tringer, Lincoln, Neb.
On laws-Mrs- Hattie Bickell. San Fran
cisco, Cal; May c. Crowley. Cincinnati;
Mrs A. E. Conway, Atlanta, Ga.
On resolutiops-Mrs Mamie Foster, Mil
waukee. Wis; Mrs. Charles Mckee, Indian
apolis, Ind; Mrs Lillian Martin, st. Joseph,
Mo.
Mamie McMichael. Washington, D. c.;
Mrs II. T. George. Sioux Falls, s. D.; Mrs.
Cora WadbyqRochester. N. Y.
The president also announced that after
the meeting Of today only delegates. and
members Of the auxiliary would be admit
daily in the mornings.
The Womans Auxiliary Of Typographical
Union No. 1O1 Of this city has the honor
OF being the banner auxiliary Of the coun-
try. Or the twenty-one auxiliaries that of
Columbia Typographical Union, No 1O1,
has more members than any other 1t has
slxty-f1ve members. Its officers are Laura
b. Gordon, president: Josepha A. Lange,
vice president: Carrie L. Whitehead. treas
urer: Mamie NJ. McMichal. secretary; Anna
Z. Wilson, sergeant-at-arms.
Purposes Of Auxiliary.
The purposes of the international auxil-
larry are told in a pamphlet that is being
circulated to give information regarding
the formation of auxiliaries to Topographic
cal unions.
1t Is gradually dawning on the printers Of
America that nothing which affects the
Typographical Union or the we'll being Of
the printer can be subject of indifference
to the printers wife. whose efforts in home
making are hard or easy in proportion to
the progress made by the Typographical
Union.
AS we are deeply interested in our printer,
we cannot be otherwise than deeply inter-
ested In everything in which he is concern
ed. And women can work wonders in the
social and moral Improvement of the men,
bership everywhere an auxiliary organiza-
ton is established
The objects of the Woman's Auxiliary to
the Typographical Union is to create q
closer and more fraternal feeling between
the families Of members of the union; to
promote sociability; to render assistance
necessary In time Of sickness and trouble;
to be an organized body for defensive pur
poses, when necessary; to push the label
and to be of assistance to the Typograp phi
cal Union in any way that they may sug
gest.
In few months our organization has
grown so that 1t now has membership of
several hundred There are twelve local
auxiliaries holding charters and urge
and hope you will at once organize a wo-
mans auxiliary to the Typographical IN
ion in your city SO that you will be repre-
sented at the next convention. to meet at
the same time and in the same city as the
International Typographical Union holds its
convention.
To become affiliated with the Interna-
tional Auxiliary to the Typographical Union
1t Is necessary for each member of the local
auxiliary to pay per capita tax of 40 cents
a year payable quarterly. In applying for
a charter you will communicate with the
secretary, writing plainly the names of the
charter members. also date of organizing
Being just now in it's infancy this organ
ization is anticipating for the future one of
the strongest women's union organizations
in America q
The committee appointed, or those who
are desirous Of organizing an auxiliary, will
call a meeting of as many women whose
relatives are members of the Typographical
Union. and explain as thoroughly as posi-
BILE the objects Of such an organization and
the good to be gained.
In case you decide to organize you will
select from your members temporary
officers as follows: President. vice presi-
dent. secretary, treasurer and guide. Use
your own judgment in regard to chaplain
That is a local matter.
We here give you form Of bylaws and
application card Any changes can be
made whichlIwtil be satisfactory to the aux