Evening star., 1914-12-06
PRINTING OFFICE.

OF Columbia Typographical Union, NO
1o1. will be held in Typographica
Temple this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
The principal address will be delivered
by Joe NJ. johnson of the night proof
room. The program follows: Invoca.
tion, Rev. Charles E. Fultz: announce
rnent. John r. Purvis, chairman of me-
mortal committee; funeral march
Sonata" Qp. s5 (Chopin), orchestra
cornet solo, '"The King of Love My
Shepherd Is" (Gounod), William T. Da-
Wis: address, Printers" Joe NJ. john
son: soprano solo. abide With Me-
Vespers" (MoreD. orchestra; roll call
by George g. Seibold, secretary of Co
lumbia Union; duet; 'Crucif1x (Faure),
Messrs. Myers and Hicks; Berceuse.
traIto solo. II Heard the Voice of .ie-
sus Say" perry. Mrs. Reed; evening
song. Flea nor (Deppen), orchestra;
quartet. The Souls of the Righteous,
Mesdanes peyo and Reed and Messrs.
Myers and Hicks: Priests march. from
"AthaIie' tMendelssohn). orchestra
benediction, Rev. Charles T.. Fultz. The
music will he furnished by the Knights
of Momus orchestra. under the direc-
tion of &. V Schofeld Nearer. My
God, to Thee" sung by the assenbiage,
VIII close the services The committee
in charge of the program and arrange
ments is composed of John r. Iurvis,
chairmsn: !. l.. Ferber. John L. keefe.
May NJ. Parsons and C. T. BURNS The
ushcrs for the occasion will be J. NJ.
Barr Jesse NJ Morgan. j. c. Quaddy
tnd \. " Baumgartner.
The minstrel show to be given by
Local No 4, international Brotherhood
of Bookbinders, January IL, at Ma
ticnal Rifles armory, will have as end
men William Holt, Ben Spellbring, c.
B Welsh. Herbert Weston, J. Irwin
EstsrIy and Jimmie Buckley Edw.
i'audert will act as interlocutor.
Miss Bessie Sweet, clerk in the jacket
section, took part of her annual leave
Turing the week.
Edward d. Fox of Trenton, n. j.,
ather of John Fox of the forwarding
,nd finishing section of the bindery,
yaS visitor to the office Tuesday.
Thomas C. Parsons of the linotype
cction. chairman of the committee on
Celebration of the Tooth anniversary
4 columbia Typographical Union, jan
iary 10. announces that Rev. j. s
Montgomery of Metropolitan NJ r.
-hurch will be principal speaker on
nat occasion The committee is plan
nag to issue hundred-page souvenir
,ook giving the history of the craft in
Washington.
George W. Liomin of the stamping
as been ill at his home for the past
vo weeks.
Daniel Williams, who was employed
the watch force of the government
hitting office for ten years, died of
rights disease at his home in this
,ty November Is The funeral serv-
es were held last Saturday, and in
orment was in Arlington cemetery,
here the Grand Army of the Repub-
and Masonic services were conduct
d. members from both these orders
ting as pail bearers. He was buried
ith full military honors, a firing
"'uad having been provided by the
Nar Department Mr.. Williams, who
as born in 1850. served two and one
.lf years in the civil war in the 9Th
rmy Corps. enlisting when he was
at eleven years of age. and was
nown as the drummer Boz of the
-,ppa hammock" He also served in the
r'lvy as master-at-arms on the United
'ates cruiser Columbia during the
'anish- american war. He was past
'mmander of Lincoln Post, No. 6. G.
y. r., and was active in it's affairs.
Spt- Williams. who had been resi-
rvived by his wife and two sons. one
the latter, Joseph Williams. being
;lployed keyboard operator in the
II monotype section
Vt the annual election of officers of
Operators Relief Association. held
81 Saturday, Z. w. Morcock of the
onotype section was elected presi-
mt; Robert F.. DAILY, day linotype sec
on, vice president. and Jesse NJ. Nor
an. day monotype section, secretary
nd treasurer. The total amount col
cted from all sources during the year
s1,033.58 and the expenses were
AS. a pro rata of Sc was declared for
nose members who had not drawn
,nefits.
n,,. nf fha n # l,i. fatl
r-law, Proofreader Levi Fl. Patterson
been absent from duty the past
eek.
John r. Nails of the carpenter sec
on. who has been absent for two
ionths. due to illness, reported for
'uty Tuesday.
Mrs Charles W. Garrette. widow of a
>prmer well known employe of the
overnrnent printing office. who now
iakes her home with daughter in
-ew York. has recently been visitin Z
clatives and friends ill this city.
]. r. walston of the electrical Sec
he past week.
Edward 5 Moores. purchasing agent,
Witnessed the Army-Navy foot ba II
came at Philadelphia last Saturday
William r. Love has been filling the
oosition of assistant foreman of the
document 'handD section during the
absence of Maurice Spencer, who took
portion Of his leave.
Scott c. PuIliam, who has been on
an editorial detail at the Capitol, as
sisting in the compilation of a new
edition of the Congressional Directory
for the past ten days. returned to his
desk in the day proofroom Wednesday
William Schlick of the finishing room
Of the bindery and his brother. Fred J
Schlick, were called to their home in
onondaga. y. V. Monday on account
of the death of their mother
Miss Alice Draney, clerk in the pur-
chasing division, who has been absent
for three weeks on account of illness
reported for duty Monday.
r. L. Davidson of the monotype sec
tion has announced his candidacy for
delegate to represent Columbia Typo
graphical Union at the convention of
the l. T. U. which will be held in Los
Angeles, Cal. next August
Augustus e. Sullivan has been absent
from duty in the machine shop section
during the week, due to Illness
Mrs. L. W. Chatterton, reader on spec
lhcafions, who has been in Virginia for
the past three months, has been grant
ed sixty days additional leave with
out pay on account of i'll health