The Washington herald., 1912-06-17
CAPITAL PRINTERS
INSTALL OFFICERS
Columbia typographical Union, No
10l, Presents Handsome Gifts
to T, g. Roberts.

New afieers for Columbia Typograph-
icsl Union, No, iol, for the ensuing year
were Installed st the meeting Of the or
ganiEation yesterday afternoon in Typo
graphical Temple. number OF ofncers
were reelected, but a majority are new
blood"
The retiring president, =. C. Roberts,
occupied the chair, and after the new
ofhciais had been escorted to their places
he was presented with q purse Of gold,
a gold watch, and a huge bouquet OF
flowers. The presentation speech was
made by 2. d. Jenkins. Of the Govern
ment Printing once, who commended
the retiring ofiesr for his untlFing efforts
in behalf Of the members Of the union.
Mr.. Roberts remembered the retiring
vice president, Francis Bsnzler, secre-
tary seibold. DoorkeepeT n. c. stoops,
and SeTgeant-at-arms Eugene Conner
with handsome gifts.
As John d. Dickman, the new presi-
dent, was escorted 10 the chair he was
given an ovation. He also was presented
with q bouquet
The officers installed were as follows:
John B. DickmRn, president: Eugene F.
Smith, vice president: George G. Seibold,
secretary: Eugene Conner. sergeant-at-
arms; Mullen c. 6t0Ops. dOoTkeeper
Charles c. Thompson, trustee; George n.
Ball. Edgar p. Bennett, and Charles W.
Radley, auditors; Edwin A. Fraser,
Harry c. Knapp, Robert z. Sanders.
Joseph B. Skelly, and George B. Wood,
newspaper executive committee; Marsh
A. BOdenhamer, Charles Z. Holmes,
William R. Love. John R Purvis. and
William s. sill. book and job executive
committee: Wilson H Cook, machinist
executive committee; Eugene II. Andrew,
william II. Cornish. and James u. Nc
Cormick. delegates to the l. T. U. from
Offices under the government: Thomas J.
FitEwilliam, delegate TO l. T. U. from
Offices not under the government; Elmer
Dement, and George B. Tallman. alter
mates from government ofhces; Archibald
@. Haley. alternate from ofices not I'M
der the government.
All the officers were chosen in the
election May Is President Dickman an
nounced the appointment Of the follow.
ing committees for the ensuing year:
MsmbcTship-Wnham y BrsckwsIl. chairman
John NJ BAR, Charles O'CnunsIl, Oscar z. Homer.
and William Williams
LaWs-James 2 MAYNARD, chstrman; Edward
BurShoIdsr. and Jacob G. Cromwell
DsesateA 10 the Central Labor URion-FEank A.
Kidd chairman: J. LAoosts RodisF. William H.
Anglin. Latta o. Early and Thomas J. McDonOugh-
Business-Faneis BenLisT, chairman: Edsar 7.
Brown, Robert W. Burusids Flank H. L0nE. and
CllrsBcs Miller
Rslisf-Jdhn H. Hugan. ehIimnn: Ham p.
MontEomery, and Fla VI. Wallace.
Delegates 20 the Allied Printing Trades Coundi-
Frank u. ssihsTt. chaiman; OEaT W. LamHn,
and GeorEs X. ASchsnhach
Grie1lnos-Dlls c. Sheriff, chairman; Samuel u,
Brisoos, james " BrodEAI, GsHge P. Powell, and
samuel II. WiIley.
Observation-Disclosures @. Hinton. chairman
RoyEu z CoUEtn. William J. Harris, James l.
Holland Albert c. Van Horn, Daniel A. KiidEFa,
and James =. Topper
FinIuos-Wmiam L. GutsiiuL Chairman Edward
Coleman, and John Deahgnty
MemcTial-Iossrh ~ johnson. chairman; J. Louis
Ferbsr Nelson T.. Meyer. John II. DaTiI, and
Nellie L. Can.
Prevention d TuberrlIlosis-pT. John y AtkinSon.
chairman: DF. Daniel P. NnoBs, Dr. benjamin Il.
sWayue r. ; Boucher. and George X. Little.
Civil SeTicp-John II. Williams. Chairman; VII
md L. ROulsau. William McEnaney. Henry D.
PrysT. ard Charles A. RiggIemsn.
Eight Hour-Psrcy l. LSwd chairman; Edwin L.
Davis. George :. Fletcher, William L. Lewis ana
William =. Moor.
Bod and Job-Frrdsrick C. FsIIinEsT. shHirman
willard A. Sinner William II. NsrillAt, William
H. Preston and Frank z. ThomberE.
Label Camnaign-GeorEe ". Schef. chairman {;
Elmsr p Boyd. John II. Butler, William !. Reed,
and James N. Wood.