Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-22

splendid results obtained. The union wa
! in a healthy condition. both numerical!
and financially. he said. and he predicted
| a prosperous future and safe and con
| sentative guidance under the direction o
| the new administration.
| When the newly elected president tool
| the chair a huge bouquet of roses wa:
presented and placed upon his desk. Wig
orous applause testified his popularity.
| Mr. Kidd in taking up the gavel Sa1C
he would do all in his power to merit the
confidence placed in him by his election
| to the highest place within the gift o.
the union. Speaking to the ex-presiden'
| Mr.. Kidd said:
| oughly appreciate your services as presi
dent Of our organization and your hare
and faithful work as chairman Of the
| eight-hour committee. You were ever
| ready to give your best effort for the ad'
vancement Of your fellow workers. AS
| you return today a lay member of the
! body over which you have presided they
| present you with token as an express
sion of esteem and friendship.
Mr.. Parsons Expresses Appreciation.
| In responding. Mr.. Parsons said:
| II am deeply sensitive Of the honor
| you have conferred upon me. I am proud
to have been elected your president and
to have had the privilege Of serving you
| and l am grateful for this expression OF
| your friendship and fraternalsm. I shall
always consider this event the red-letter
DAY of my career"
| The secretary read letter received
| from Public Printer Leech thanking the
| union for it's expression of welcome &c
| him
! Other officers installed were: Vice
president, Joseph G. STEELE; secretary
George G. Seihold: treasurer. James f.
| Bright; sergeant-at- arms. Gary f. Wal
! I0Orkppnpr CT a
| II. B. GOodrell; auditors. Louis c. Vogt
w. II. Cornish and ]. w. Carter; execu.
| tive committee. Francis Benzler. ]. H
Frederick w. l.. Brooks. w. NJ Leath
| NJ. l.. Statler. Joseph B. Goodkey Laura
| B. Gordon. Joe NJ Johnson. w. S. Schin
nerer. Harry w. Templar and Sidney II
| Cluxton.
The delegates to the International Ty
Boston August 10. 1905 are Jason Water
man. c. w. Radley. w. F. O'Brien, r. w
Burnside: alternates. II. c. Hayne
David Pollock and Bert v. Wolfe.
| The new president appointed the fol
| lowing committees:
Committees Appointed.
| Delegates Central Labor Union-Harry
w Templar. chairman: Hubert Newsom
E w Morcock. A. C. knight, Sam De-
| Nedrey.
Delegates Allied Printing Trades Coun.
| Gilt Frank Hall. chairman; Frank d
Seiffert. Joseph b. Shelly.
| Laws committee-William n. Brock
| we'll. chairman; Charles B. Buchanan, H
| n. Kelchner
| Membership committee-Louis r. Tay-
! lor chairman: A. l.. Huss, Allen G.
| Flowers. Stanley Johnson Latta o. Early
! Relief committee. E. Cotton. chair
man: Miss Irma d. Palmer. Charles w
| Kirkley
Finance ,committee-Mark H. Barnum
chairman: Alex Gordon. Bert V. Wolfe.
| Business committee-H. f. Springer
| chairman: b. S. Feeney,, Percy Lowd
Alex J. Watson. James E. Maynard.
| Grievance committee-Charles P. Temp
kfhs, chairman: b. F. Bodine. Louis Vogt
| Dexter HEssey. +. n Trainham.
| Eight-hour committee-T. c. Parsons
! chairman: Frank b. Crown. r. w. Burn
; side. J. r. Berg, J. a. Huston.
Entertainment committee-A. P. E.
Doyle. chairman; Miss Nellie Theaker
Miss Josepha Lange. o. w. Swazfaber
William c. Hinton. ]. A. Scannell, w A
| Thornton.
Memorial committee-Harry F. Sauter
chairman: Will E. Burchfeld. B. A. Line
back. J. w. Reynolds, I. w. Sharp
Committee on prevention of tubercu-
Frank J. Ward. Joseph B. Mann. Ed
| Breiderstein. George Goodwin.
Label campaign committee-Charles r.
Huse. chairman; Sam II. Wiley. Thomas
c. Simpson, T. P. Maloney. H. P
cyrus E. Cook Samuel Solomon. E. NJ
Nevis.
President Kidd appointed the chairmer
| of the various chapals as members OF
! the label campaign committee.