Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
ANOTHER BUSY DAY
FOR VISITING PRINTERS
Program Includes Ball Games
and Receptions-LiveIy
Session Likely.

Il sightseeing tour; through the great
government print shop. reception by
Public Printer Donnelly to the visiting
printers and their ladies at noon, ball
game between the indianapolis and ST.
Louis teams an hour later. followed by
one between teams from Washington and
New York: meeting of the various asso-
cations at Pythian Temple at Z O'Clock
this evening. and a reception by the WIS.,
iting associations in honor of the local
association at the same place an hour
later. make up the program fer today
Before l0 o'clock this morning large
numbers of the visitors wendell their
way to the government printing office for
uent in the world. Every nook and cor
Dsr Of the big building was visited and
many saw improvements in their own
trade which they had only read of be-
fore. The reception by Public Printer
Oonnelly, who is member OF the local
typographical union. passed on pleas
antly and closed n time for luncheon and
the fans to get out to the. ball park
for the game between the two western
teams. When the game between the To-
cal printers and the champion New York
team began probably every printer in
Washington who could possibly get there
: was In one part or another of the
grounds.
The meeting OF the associations which
effected temporary organization yes
terday morning at Typographical Temple
and adjourned to Pythian Temple at Z
o'clock this evening promises to be in
:, toresting. 1t appears in the temporary
organization that two Washington men
were elected chairman and secretary in
Q measure committing the local associa-
ton to new move to change TIE law
governing the Union Printers National
Base Bah League. which is not approved
BY the Washington body. The men Of
the local association declined to talk on
the subject today, because they said that
one hour later than the time scheduled
for this evenings meeting they would be
the guests of the visitors at a reception
In the Pythian Temple. and to say any
thing now would be embarrassing. but
easy to discern that strong dissatisfac-
ton exists at the turn of affairs.
1T may be that this evenings meeting
Viii smooth out the trouble" said one
have blood in our eye just the same
Moonlight Sail Enjoyed.
Tcmorrow's program includes a trip to
Mount Vernon at 10 o'clock In the morn
ing. a ball game between two western
winners at ; o'clock and reception by
the Knights of Moinus. or Knockers
Is they arc more Familiarity known. at
INKS Temple. II street near 10Th street,
At 8 o'clock.
The moonlight SAIL on the Potomac
last night was declared a success. de-
spite the fact that the moon was the
only stinzy contributor to the enjoyment
Of the evening. Fevered brows were
cooled with the breezes stored up along
the river. and brows mat were not fe-
vered we're treated to the river chills, -
for which the Potomac is famous For
those who found II too cool on the decks
an informal program was provided In
the cabin Of the Charles Manchester In
which vocal and instrumental music
formed the chief features. Thomas L.
Jones Of the locals sang several char
acteristic songs; Mrs. Jones of Richmond
also sang solos, and Mr.. Quixley Of New
York accompanied on the piano