The Washington herald., 1909-04-04

Hon. ]. J. Little.
OF the prominent men IN the history ol
Big Six there were present James J
Murphy. Charles J. Dumar, Marsder
Scott. William J. Brennan, Charles J
Maxwell. James Tole. Owen J. Kindelon
Jerome +. Healy. John n. Bogart. VIII
hm F. Wetzel. Nate Newman, Hugh
McAtamney James J. Kenny. and others
and numerous friends Of Mr DOnnelly
among the allied printing trades and the
building trades with whom he had pleas
ant relations while a member Of the board
OF arbitration.
The menu card and programme was q
handsome specimen OF the printers art
Ornamented by a hGlf-tone OF the dis.
tinguished guest. and bore that emblem
so dear 20 the heart OF the trades union
ist-the allied label.
Marsden Scott. ex-president Of No. 8
was toastmaster for ths occasion. ard
the officers OF the committee were Charles
NJ. Conlon. chairman: Leon II. Rouse
vice chairman. and Jerome F. HeaIy
treasurer.
Charles NJ. Conlon contributed an origi.
nal song for the occasion, dedicated tc
Mr.. Donnelly. as follows:
'DONNEILY."
20. ". Coulon's Apologies 20 G. NJ. Cohanl
Who Is the man that we all hono- here today?
DGneIly-that's be-
Who is the nan who deserves al that Ee can ssy7
Donnelly-that's be,
FoT he has been summoned 70 WashinFtn-
To show how the g. ?. o. should b. NJ
Who II the ma h-- ~-Fs
Doureiiy-that's he
CHORUS
D-O-doubls S-E-L-L-Y spells Donnely.
G'ad 10 have him here today along With Us.
sure that when he leaves he VII remember Us
D-O-dOrhis S-E-L-L-Y you soe!
He il Us q our own and ve sz-ely Gse r-o1d o
him.
Donneliy-thaf's hsl
Who S tAs Han that Big SIX" soasa vas Away
Donneiy-thaf's hei
Who Is tbs that VII Stick 70 q f1eod lke glue
Duunely-thaf's hel
For he rsve- vas knoyp 70 Wo-ry OF frrt.
And he'll b. IN the Cabinet vt. YOU bet.
Though be n0E has a par that be hlls with th'
finest sTzee.
DCaneIy-tha.'s he,
Col Leslie G. Niblach, editor OF The
Guthrie (Okla) Leader. who was married
70 Miss Frances Haskell. daughter OF thu
governor OF Oklahoma. on March 81. IS q
practical printer. and was a fellow-ap-
prentice with Thomas T. Jones. OF ths
proofroom. on the ROckport Qnd) Jour.
nal Mr.. Jones says that Mr. Niblacf
was always a hustler. and debated FOR
quite a time whether he would accent q
position in the Government Printing OF.
fee or go West. finally deciding in favor
OF the. better opportunities for success II
the new country. where he has been re.
markably successful both IN business and
politics. his paper being the leading Jour.
nal OF that section. and his popularity
with the people 80 great that he ha,
been chosen on several occasions 20 OF
fees OF Importance against his desires
and IL is anticipated that he viii Yet bs
selected TO represent them in the halls o.
Congress.
the United States Patent once for the
current week was 90. and there are 1855
applications on file 10 date.
''Rube" strudley is at present busily
engaged in working up enthusiasm for
G. P. o. baseball league. and from
present indications his efforts will Soor
be crowned with success.
Robert Giockling and J. ". Dougherty
respectively president and secretary OF
the International brotherhood OF Book.
binders. were IN the city last week. IN
attendance at the convention OF the Label
League.
The second series OF 100 games OF
checkers between George Whitford. OF
the bindery. and Mr.. Entriken, OF the
time room. has resulted, as did the frs,
series. in Mr.. Entriken's favor-a TO 90
and 2 ties.
At the regular quarterly election for
officers by the day document chapel. held
during the lunch hour on wednesday,
March 81. the old oficers we're unauI-
mously e-elected-Miss Laura B. Cor
don, secretary, and Mr. William r. Love
chairman This was Mr.. Loves sixteenth
consecutive nomination and election-a
strong Endorsement OF the worthy. eff
cient. and highly acceptable manner in
Of the exacting Office.
The host OF friends OF Thomas Nc
Eneany, OF the day document section.
viii be glad to learn that his venerable
father is recovering from his recent Sc
we're sickness.
William ". Frye. compositor In the day
document section. has been transferred
20 the library section.
Maj. John D. Russell, OF the proofroom
left during the week for an extended
sea voyage which VIII include severa,
ports along the Atlantic coast. Havana
and other ports in Cuba. and may include
other West India islands.
l. A WoOdle. newspaper publisher, and
Robert "A Etter. postmaster OF Monroe
Wis. were visitors TO Uncle Sans prin-
terry Thursday. They were shown
through the plant by Proof Room Ref
cree Maynard. Mr.. Woodle Is VISITING
with his son-in-law and laughter. Mr..
and Mrs. J. E. Maynard
A man with a remarkable army record
is Charles n. Warren. OF the monotype
section. Mr.. Warren was an active
participant IN over two hundred engage
ments during the civil war. and ESCAPED
without a wound OF any serious nature.
and to-day is able 20 hold his own with
many men who were born after the great
eonnlet began