The Washington herald., 1908-06-22
GIVE RING
Retiring President Parsons
Receives Two Gifts.
NEW OFFICERS ARE INSTALLED
Letter from Public Printer Leech
Thanking Typographical Union
New President, Frank A. Kidd, An
nOunces His Committees for Year.

At the regular monthly meeting of
Columbia Typographical Union. No. lOl.
held yesterday afternoon in Typogr sphical
Temple. 42S G street northwest. the in
stallation Of new officers, who were
elected several weeks ago, took place.
T. c. Parsons. the retiring president,
presided. and made a short speech Of
thanks TO the union for their support OF
his administration. He said the member
ship OF the union Is In a hourishing con-
dition, and that the loan on the temple
made few years ago had been reduced
by several thousand dollars. y purse OF
gold and handsome slgnet ring we're
presented 20 M. Parsons by the men,
bers Of the union as a token OF their
appreciation Of his work
Letter from Mr.. Leech.
A letter was read from Public Printer
John S Leech thanking the union for its
letter Of welcome to him. Officers were
installed as follows:
Frank A. Kidd, president; Joseph G.
stelle. vice president; George G. Seibold
secretary; James E. Bright, treasurer:
Gary L. Walters. ergeant-at-arms: N.
c. Stoops. doorkeeper; H. B. Goodren
trustee; Louis c. Voigt. w. H. Cornish,
and J. ". Carter. auditors.
Executive committee-Newspape apers, Fran
els BenzleT. j. H. Broderick, w. L.
Brooks. W. NJ. Leath, and NJ. I. Statler:
book and Job. J. Z. Goodkey, L. b. Cor
don, J. NJ Johnson. W. S. Schinnerer,
and Harry W. Templar; machinists. Sid
ney H. Cluxton.
Delegates 10 International Typograph-
ical Union-Under the government. Jason
Waterman. c. w Radley. and w. T.
O'Brien; not under the government. 4.
w. Burnside
Alternates 20 the International Typo
graphical Union-Under the government.
II. c. Hayne and David Pollock. not un-
der the government. Bert Y. Wolfe.
Personnel of CommitteeS.
Following the installation. the incom-
Ing president made an address and an
nounced the following committees for the
year:
Delegates c. l. u-Harry W. Templay. chairman:
Hubert NcWsom. L W Morcock, A. q Knight, aud
Sam De NcdrVy
DELEGATES A. z. T. CT Frank Han. cha imam
Frank ID. seirert ard Joseph y. Skcily.
LAWS committee Nill1m y. B-OCLWcl chair
man: Charles B. Buchanan. and II. y Kelchner
Membership conmittcJ-Louis r. TAYLOR, chair
man. A. l. Huss. Allen G. Flowers. STANLEY John
son, and lnt'a O. Early
Relief committee. r Cotton chairman. lima
ID. Palmer. and Charles W Kukley.
Finance commiiiee-Mark H. Baruum. chafruan.
AloN Gordon and Bert Y. Wolfe
business commiit@c-Harry Springer ehainann.
II. :. Feencv. Percy Lowd. Alex. J. Watson. and
james r. Maynard
Gn0unce commiuec-Charles =. Tomrkins. chair
man; =. r. B0dine. LOUIS Nogt Dexter Husscy
and T.. =. Tnnhlm.
E'ght hour cCmmittec-T. g. Parsons chairman.
Fruuk b. Crown. r. w Burnside. J r. Berg. aad
j. 4. Huston
Entertainment cCmmitiee-A. =. T. Dovle chair
man, Miss Nellie Tbsakcr. Miss Joscpha LanCe. o.
". suazfaher. William G.. Hinton. j. 4. Scannen.
ard ". A. Thornton
Memorial conmittoc-Hauy T. sauter chairman.
Win T. Bmchfeld Il. A. Linebaol ]. W. Reynolds.
and ]. w SLarp
Committee on prevention q tuherculo,is-James r.
Armstrong, chairman; Frank J. Ward. Joseph ID.
Mann. Ed B-cidcnstein and George Goodwin
L2bel camTaign committee-Charles r. Huse chair
man: sam II. WILEY. Thomas G. simpson. r. L.
Maloucy. II. 2. slaughter. L. II. Burton. W. l.
Gutelius. Cyrus z. Cook Samuel Salomon. T. VI.
Nevis and Chairmen Of chapelS