Evening star., 1913-12-06

| that the association has had another sue
cessful year. The number of members d.
4 the close of the organization year. NJ
venber 80. was 1856: receipts during y seai'
| 81 645. 40: sick benefits paid, $iG9 expense
| of administration, $3.50: amount returned
| to members not drawing relief duriils
wear. s1O6130; number of weeks oelieiie
Maid 40 A pro rata dividend OF so.oo
was paid December } to all fuil-Sea.
members who have not drawn oehehts' -
the November meeting a number OF ap-
n'ications were received and 1aVoraols
acted upon, and the association VIII pc
Gin a new year with an increased ihehi-
bership.
Kevboard Operator sydney T. Marye
has the sympathy of the members OF the
keyboard room in the loss OF his Ino.hei.
Mrs. Susan Anne Marye VINO oleo o.
Rareroft Alexandria county, va, ia iasl
SATURDAY. Mrs. Marye was born in ls2'
i'm what is now West Virginia Ut. raI
ker. pastor of Ballston +. +. Church: So
Quoted the funeral services, ana llileI M
ment was made in Oakwood cemetery
Falls Church, Va.
AT the recent annual meeting or the
Monotype Relief Association the treasu SUI
er's report showed total receipts Oh so'-
500 as. total relief paid sick members
81 7O0: pro rata share returned 10 mem
bers not drawing re lef 500: me | io
lowing officers We're elected for the en-
suing wear: President Charles b. Huse'
vica president. Stanley II. Ridings; re
cording secretary. Thomas j. Rowe; nhaL-
cial secretary-treasurer. Castlefnah =.
Boss The next regular monthiy liiee'iiie
will be held December 10
,rimekeeDer Harry Howe of the linotype
section. who resigned last week, naS
gone to Tennessee, Wnere ne hdS $50 $50.
1ished a lob printing plant and stauoheis
store.
proofreader E. A. Hutchison resigned
last week to accept posiuon as ne.
cIer, i'm the office of Indian aHairs' De
nartment of the Interior, where ms WMoIA M
p.ii1 peii he in connection with cases OF heirs
of Indians.
Robert Bell. linotype machlnist, lelt
,.st SATURDAY. for his home in CleVeianos
Ohio. to attend the funeral services s., VI
bis mother. who died November 2S Iun-
eral services being held Mondas' ie
Bell was eighty-six years Oh age
Miss Josepha Lange of the proolfSS.oni S.oLi
| is spending a two-weell vacation III New
York and New Jersey vlsit.ns N'.t VIZ
| friends She attended the Army .NaN
| foot bali game IN Ne" ioiN i''9
| day.
At the recent meeting of Local No :,
| International Brotherhood OF BooApiiiu :
orc George Hurst and 3. 5. Gynan ol
| the bindery were reinstated as members
w NJ Csmn of the day proofroom
has been absent the past week on account
of illness.
proofreader John r. Durisoe has been
| confined to mis- home for the past "ee>
with a severe attack of rheumatishi-
The night proofroom chapel held Its
| election last Monday night ana ). NJ
| imously. elected chairman and secretary
1 respectively.
William T. Hastings. formerly fore
NAV NJ the War and Navy branch, and
! who was recently assigned to the mono
! type section, is absent on ten days ledNe :.
Reviser II. d. Young of the day proof
room snent THANKSGIVING with his mother
| i'm Virginia. Mrs Young, who mas peei'
quite i'll for the past two months, is re
! ported as improving in health
George C. Sparks of the document
| (hanD section has been detailed as press
| corrector for the past Week
Cant. Wallace Brewer, W. H. Wright
| and ! c. Getman. all of the document
| section. have been enjoying portlon OF
| their leave.
w. f. Garlick, chairman Of the docu-
! n,ent (hand) section chapel, has Deen on
| the sick list the past Week
Thomas German. plumber in charge,
{, engineers section, met with painlul ac-
| cident recently, losing the end OF one OF
| his fingers.
| James A. Johnson of the engineers sec
/ ton is on the sick list.
John r. Parker. elevator conductor III
| the electrical section, is away on three
| week vacation.
| Mrs Adams, wife of Lewis X. Adams,
! compositor in the linotype section, uled IN
| New York last week. The remains We're
brought to this city and the funeral heiu
last Monday.
keyboard Operator J. L. Holland and
| Mrs. Holland spent Thanksgiving with
| their son at Woodstock, Nd.
NJ. r. Speelman of the office of the
| foreman of the bindery, is visiting with
relat YES and friends at his home In ST.
| Joseph, Mo.
| Members of Local No 4. 1. b. of B..
extend their sympathy to James Sir Louis
| and Mrs. Sir Louis on account of the
! death of their baby boy.
Norman c. Sprague of the press di
| vision, who sustained a severe injury last
! week, is still confined TO his home.
Reviser A. l.. Roberts of the day proof
room has been absent from his duties
the past week on account of i'll health
Charles +. Rudy, reader in the proof
room is away on ten days leave of alb
sence.
James II. wilkins. linotype machinist,
has the sympathy of the members of the
chapel in the recent death of his father.
The remains were taken to Baltimore
and nterment made last Tuesday.
Mrs Mary A. Proctor has returned to
duty in the press division after an ex-
tended leave of absence on account of
Illness.
| Reviser Vincent F. Howard of the
proofroom has been acting press revser
| in the press division during the absence
| of William I. Ashford.
| Secretary w y. Brockwell of the proof
/ room announces that the first o. the
weekly dances TO be given by the Wash
! ington Union Printers Athletic Assoca-
| ton will be held al odd Fellows Hall De-
! cemher s. and it is expected that a large
number of printers and their families
! will be in attendance
The annual memorial exercises of Co.
lumtia Typographical Tn on, No. 101, will
/ be held in Typographical Temple tomor
| row afternoon at :, o'clock. The pro-
/ gram will consist of music and speak
| ing. The speakers of the occasion will
/ be President John g. Dickman, Rev j. S.