The Washington times., 1914-06-22
{, 7. j. CENTENNIAL
TO Be A GALA EVENT
international Convention to Be
Asked to Help Make Cele-
bration Memorial.

The efforts of the Columbia Typo
graphical Union, 10l, will be directed
toward securing the 1915 convention Of
the International Typographical Un-
ion to assist the local organization In
celebrating its one hundredth anniver-
sary, according to the action of the
body at Its regular monthly meeting
yesterday.
Attention was directed to the amount
of printing being sent out of the city
by the various business houses of
Washington and the action of the
trades bodies will be requested on the
matter.
Four new members were admitted to
the union, after which a basket OF
flowers and a diamond studded watch
charm we're presented to the retiring
was presented to the new incumbent,
Mr.. Smith.
This Years Officers.
Officers Installed for the year were:
President. Eugene F. Smith: vice
president, Francis Benzler; secretary,
George G. seibold: treasurer. Jerome v.
Johnson; sergeant at arms, Eugene
Conner; doorkeeper, Mullen c. Stoops:
Charles H. Radley, George II. Ball and
Louis C. Vvogt; executive committee.
Eugene r. Smith, Francis Benzler,
George q. Sefbold, Jerome v. Johnson.
John n. Barr. Marsh a. Bodenhamer.
John John 1elahTnty' Percy Percy !; Lowd, S', En-
e. Angel. George W. Brandt, Edgar T.
Brown, George p. Wood and Wilson II.
Cook: delegates to the International
typographical Union convention, Archie
9. Haley. Dale c. Sheriff. John B. Dick
man and Charles NJ. O'Connell; alter
to
Bauers. B. Frank iodine, Ernest ]. El-
wood and william II. Gilliland.
Committees appointed by the presi-
dent:
Delegates to the Central Labor Union
Sam DeNedrey, chairman; B. Frank
Bodine. Charles Long. William H. Ang-
lin. and Frank Hughes
Delegates to the Allied Printing
Trades Council-Frank ID. Seiffert.
chairman: George II. Aschenbach, and
Membership Committee-william N.
Brockwell, chairman; Oscar 2. Homer.
Ernest J. Elwood, James H. Devlin, and
Daniel Liddle.
ner. chairman: Charles P. Johnson.
Robert w. Burnside. Francis A. Riedel,
and Robert A. Wilson.
Laws Committee-JosephA A. Scannell,s
chairman; Jacob G. Cromwell, and
Harry G. Knapp
Relief Committee-John H. Hogan.
chairman. Harry F. Montgomery, and
joseph Gibson.
Finance Committee-william L. Gu
telius. chairman; Edward Coleman and
Francis ]. Ward.
Grievance Committee-Samuel Fl. will
ley, chairman; Edwin A. Fraser, ],
Irving Belt, David 8. Mcconnell, and
Arthur s. Morgan.
Entertainment Committee-Royal z.
Corwin. chairman; Maurice Jarvis, VIC
tor e. Haarer. Frank A. Cannon, Jennie
g: Johnson, Benjamin A. Lineback, and
William J. Harris.
chairman; j. Louis Ferber. John E.
keefe. May NJ. Parsons. and Charles r
Burns
Book and Job Committee-Thomas
J: Fitzwillian. chairman; Clarence
Miller Eugene z. Edelen. James B.
Sullivan. and william H. Bolen.
Newspaper Committee-John NJ. Cas-
tell. chairman: William II. Knowles,
James H. Mullen, and James E. Angel
Civil Service Committee-John H
Williams. chairman; Wilfrid Rouleau.
William McEnaney. Edward S. Hantz-
mon, and John R. Lanson.
Eight-Hour Committee-James e.
Hayward, chairman: Arthur C. Webb.
fer, and James w. whalen. jr.
Label Campaign Committee-Joseph
l. Holland chairman: Walter A.
Kinsolving. william 1. Reed, John H.
Davis, and Elmer F. Boyd.
Committee on Prevention of Tubercu-
losis-Dr. John F. Atkinson. chairman:
DR.. Daniel P. Noone, DR.. Benjamin H
Swain. DR.. Lyman ]. Clements, and
John c. Cole.