The Washington herald., 1911-08-06

years. August Donath, Of this city, was
a member OF the board Of trustees Of the
Union Printers Home for many years
and q potent factor in the initial steps
that made the project successful. and
Miss Anna Wilson, the only woman ever
elected to an international office In the
I. T. u, is a member Of the board OF
directors Of the home at present. A list
Of the delegates from this city to the
conventions Of the !. T. u. and the cities
and year in which held follows:
lssE-Nsshville: A. T. CAMS. Robert Penman
lses-WAshingtou: T. p. Mahes, G. A. R MeSsaf.
A. T. CavA
Murray.
ls7o-roronto: W. R. Mclean. q. A. R. MoNetr.
ID. w. Flynn.
ls1-Baltimore: B. s. Platt. 7. 3. gftzviIr,m. 8
=. Robertson.
IS72-Richmond: J. M. A. spottswood. 8. a cul-
rerwell. w. J. Bennett.
ls7,-Montreal: W. R. Mclean. W. R. Ramsey. O.
NJ. Robinson.
ls7+st; Louis: W. R. Mclean. J. M. Richards
ls7s-Boston: August Donath, A. 3. Randolph. W.
ii. Hickman.
Philadelphia: D. W. Beach. J. H. Ralstou-
ls7-LOusville:. W. W. Malouey. Albert Cottle.
ls7S-Detroit: A. P. Marston. w. II. Norton. Ed
Morgan.
ls7a-W Washington NJ. B. Goodwin, J. NJ. Maloney
E. B. Robinson.
lsso-Chicago: W. H. Sweeney. 8. d Haldeman. T.
1ssl-Toronto: H. G. Ellis. R. w Kcrr. F. O. o'Netl
lSs2-st. Louis: Oliver Shaw. W. A. Dodge. II. V.
Bisbee.
lSs3-Cincinnati William Briggs. J. ]. HggtnA d
II. Thomas
lss4-New Orleans: William Bnsg.. J. NJ Egsies
ton, II. A. Northnagle.
lss5-New York City: G. W. Con. NJ. b. Kendig
G. NJ. RamSey.
lsss-Pittsbnrg: j. B. Dickman. J. L. Wright, O.
F. Mattingy.
lsS7-Bufalo: J. F. Connolly. 6. NJ Depue. W. r,
Dunn.
A. Tracy W. W. Nolle.
lSss-Denrer: \. P. Marston. Z. W. Oyster. Il. g.
Sutton. J. II. Plat.
lSso-Atlanta: J. II. ROes J. T. Clements. o. 8
lssl-Boston: W. Z. Shields, c. II. Leeds, L. II.
Julien. G. w. Otis
lss2-Phiadelrhin: Z. A. NJ. Lawson. D. 8. Hussey
J. W. Cross c. O. Thompson.
lss3-Chicago: ]. W. usilton. J. L. Kennedy. ]. X
SeagraVes. A. L. Randall
1894 -lS95-Louisville: T. NJ LAwler. z. 7. Toner.
s. Leech. W. E. Greenfield.
lses-lsg-Coiofado Springs: Shelby Smith. E. w
Patton John Mccormick J. ii. OBien.
ls9s-Syracuse: j. II. SchOef J. C. Macksey. g. g.
Seibold. z. T. Jenkins.
lsse-Detrot: ]. S. Leech. II. B. GoodreIl. O. Z
Holmes T. NJ. Ring
lso-Nlilwaukee: A. +. sauter, Z. c. Jones. A. w.
Bowen. c. A. Sheldon.
Isol-Birminghant: E Z. Wear. Charles T. Gran
William NJ Leavitt. Don {. Murray.
lso9-Cincnnati: Thomas A. Bynum, A +. Bloomer
u. W. Fleming. ]. T. Herbert.
leo-WashinEon: Harry O'DOnnell. Edgar d. her'
rtt John X. PuHis. Frank s. Lerch.
lsoa-st Louis: Thomas c. Parsons. Dan G.
Vaughan, Anna c. Wilson. Frank A. Kidd.
laD5-TUunto: Mark II. Barnum. Philip 8. Steele,
Joe NJ. johnson. Harry c. knapp.
lqD5-Colorado Springs: +. c. Roberts, Frank d.
Smith John II. Berg, Teresa Mcdonald
lsC7-Hot Springs: John A. Huston. Harry W. TEN
plar. William Il. Love. Charles l. Wiley.
lse-Duston: Jason Waterman. Charles W. Radley,
William F. O'Brien. Robert W. Burnside.
lece-St JOseth: Louis II. Taylor. +. y. Whito
head W s. Schinnerer Joseph c. Whyte.
Minneapolis: Allen c. Flowers. John ODon.
uoShue, Philip Nachman. Martin L. Statler.
Makeup c. S. Elder. Of the Y, has
favored his many friends in the docu-
rnent section with attractive post cards
exploiting the charms OF suburban Massa-
chuSetts resorts.
Compositor John A. Phillips, of the
supply end. document section. and who
is one of the best known men in the
G. P. O.. has been advanced to property
man, deserved recognition OF ar
efficient workman.
The following named members Of the
document chapel have been on the sick
list during the week: John R. Durisoe
and James NJ. Craig.