Evening star., 1914-11-14
PRINTING OFFICE.


the hall Off the sixth floor. The exer'
cises will be held that day on account
of the office being closed the 26th. Sec
retary Daniels Of the Navy Department
will be the principal speaker and Pub
lie Printer Ford will preside. Tho mu'
sic will be under the direction of Ben
jamin A. Lineback, with Mrs. Delphine
w. Brown, accompanist. The members
of the chorus are Mesdames J. L
Thornton, C. B. Hollinger and e. e
Perry; Misses Kate NJ. Ellis, L. Rams
dell, NJ Walsh, NJ. F. Rooster, e. C.
Morell. NJ. Geisenderfer. F. L. Miller
Bessie Sweet, NJ. Z. Regan. Z. Donne-
berg, X. Sweeny, Emma Green, c. E
Ioomis, Gertrude Prender and N. Ruck-
daschel; Messrs. J. r. Purvis. F. Morri.
b. Fete. c. c. Covert, James NJ. Mont
gomery. E. A. Lang, ]. H. Ingram. C. J
Brantley. c. F. Sullivan. H. J. Redfleld
Cyrus Cook. C. W. Ruhl. l.. C. Johnson
Meyer. w K. Martin, George r. Mer-
riam. W. ]. Gould and o. B. Bellinger
The program has been arranged as fol-
lows: "Ye Shall Dwell In the Land.
Stainer: Let Us Have Peace" RoSen-
berg; "Recessional." De Koven: Sing
Unto the Lord Buck; address, JOSE
phus Daniels, Secretary of the Navy;
Praise God, From Whom All Blessings
low NOlu lSIHHI.
Columbia Typographical Union, No
101, will hold it's regular monthly meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at Typograph-
ical Temple. beginning at 2:30
o'clock. An election will be held to fill
the Office of sergeant-at-arms which is
vacant, due to the death of Eugene A.
Conner.
Daniel W. Beach, ST., who has been
employed in the office for about thirty
years, died at his home, 3139 cath street
northeast. Wednesday. Mr.. Beach, who
was seventy years old, had been in i'll
health for more than a year. Funeral
services were held at the house today
and interment was made in Glenwood
cemetery. where the ritual services of
the Grand Army of the Republic were
conducted. Commander Samuel G. Nav
son and members of Phil Sheridan
Post, No 6. G. A. R., were the pail
bearers. Mr.. Beach served through the
civil war in Company G. 18th Ohio
volunteer Infantry, Army of the Cum
berland. and was past commander of
Phil Sheridan Post, G. A R., of this
city, and was for many years a men,
Der of Columbia Typographical Union,
No. 101, having recently gone on the
retired list, when his health began
failing; A widow and four sons sur
vive him.
President Eugene F. Smith has an
nounced the appointment of a COM
mittee on arrangements for the cele-
bration of the one hundredth anniver-
sary Of Columbia Typographical Union,
No. 101, to be held in this city Janu-
ary 10. 1915. The committee is COM
posed of the following members:
Thomas c. Parsons, chairman, govern
ment printing office; Harry N. Kelch-
ner. The Evening Star: Joe NJ. John
son. government printing office; Charles
OConnell. government printing office:
Martin L. Statler, Washington Post;
Henry N. Weber. government printing
office: Charles d. Deming, Washington
printing office; Harry c. Knapp, WASH
lngton Times; Percy I. Lowd, Judd &
Detweiler.
The friends of Philip Nachman. 81.
or the monotype keyboard section are
putting his name forward as a candi.
date for the office of treasurer of Gov.
ernment Printing Office Council, Ma.
tlonal Union. The election will be held
the first Saturday in December.
The Proofroom Relief Association
held meeting Wednesday evening, al
which time the following were nomi-
mated for offices for the coming year
President, Alex. ]. Watson; vice presi-
dent, w. H. Guthridge; secretary-treas-
urer. William C. Beddow; members OF
the governing board. ]. M Mclaughlin
T. j. McDonough, Paul s. Gable and F.
LoHS. ne election Will De neld the
second Wednesday in December, at
which time dividends will be declared.
Albert G. Smith and D. j. O'Leary, In
charge of sections. main pressroom
have returned to their desks after va
cations spent in New England.
John H. w. Thrush of the day proof
room was called to Mifiintown, Pa
Tuesday on account of the death Of
r-ln ln-la hA 30 1>fs
wife.
Hadley Y. Brooke, a former member
of Columbia Typographical Union, wht
tor and proofreader in the government
printing Office, was recently appointed
10 lucrative and responsible position
under the federal reserve board. HI
was visitor a few days ago to hi.
brother. James e. Brooke of the nigh,
proofroom. Mr.. Brooke has held the
position of bank examiner in Alabama
his native state. for some years. ant
thus goes to the federal reserve boar<
with experience of value.
Richard Powers, assistant foreman O.
the job division, is spending a two
week vacation in Alabama. Tom Heal,
IL acting in his place during his alb
sence.
sylvester Williams of the monotyp,
keyboard section returned to worl
Thursday. after an absence of eigh
days on account of illness.
Editor Joseph f. Cotton of the proof
room returned TO the city Wednesda.
after three weeks spent in New Or
leans. La. where he and Mrs Coltol
We're called on account of the serious
Illness of the latter's sister. Mrs. Col
ton remained with her sister, who Il
in precarious condition.
Charles knockey, civil war veteran
who is employed in the fOrwardin,
and finishing room of the bindery, at
tended the unveiline of the statue o
Mai. Gen. Phil kearny at Arlington
cemetery Wednesday.
J.. l. wrenn of the electrical section
has returned to work after enjoyin,
part Of his annual leave.
Daniel c. Lear. who has been away OF
a hunting trip in West Virginia, Is bacl
AT work in the carpenter and pain
shop section.
Copy Editor John r. Berg is at hi
desk again after vacation OF wv
weeks.
w. T. Copeland, chairman of the mon
olypc keyboard chapel, was aoseh
during the week on account OF illness
Howard J. Gaylor of the proof roor
has announced his candidacy for dele
rate 10 represent Columbia Typograph
Jr,iop convention of the In