Evening star., 1915-01-31
PRINTING OFFICE.

lodge. vice president. MIS-. flOra Y
plumb. recording secretary: Miss Mar.
l.. Flaherty, financial secretary; Mis-
Kate V. Smoot, treasurer. Mrs. J. X
Whalley. chaplain: Miss Bette V. Wat
son. sergeant nt-at-arms: Mrs. F.
Hutchinson, inspector. MISS Annl'
Sweeney. guide.
The installation ceremonies were con
Quoted by Felix Belair. first vice presi
dent of the International Brotherhood
of Bookbinders. after which the foi
lowing program was carried out:
Solo. Maurice p. Fitzgerald; remarks
Felix Belair; recitation. Mrs. Goodman
solo Miss Minnie Bardwell: solo. Mrs
Rebecca Eberle: remarks for the goot
of the order by MessrS. Luke +. IIud
low Louis Stark and Fred Arends.
The president announced the follow
ing committees for the ensuing year:
Executive committee = Nannle I
Daniel chairman: Flora c. Plumb
N.Y. L. Flaherty. Carrie 1sham, Kate
v Snoot. Ida Dodge. Bessie McNamara
and L. 4. Towse.
Finance COMMUNICATIONS c. Plum
chairman: Bette Watson and Florence
smith.
Allied printing trades council-Mary
b. Flaherty, Nellie Atkinson and Mary
+. Hutchinson.
Federation of Women's Clubs-Laura
j. Graddick.
Chairmen for collection of dues-E
~ Towse. Ida Dodge, Agnes Reid ano
Y. NJ. Evans.
Committee on sick relief-Lucy Bril-
ly. chairman: II. Darling. Mary Heffen-
er Etfie RitChie. Kate Conner and Eliz-
-abeth Schaffer.
Music and social conmittee-Lotta ia
Davis. chairman; Matte Taylor. Bette
Watson, Isabella Truitt. Margaret Nc
Namara, NJ. /. Birchard, Bessie McNa-
mara and c. ID. Hanke.
Committee on legiSlation-kate v.
Snoot, chairman; Mamie T. Danlei
Walsh.
Committee OH applications-Flora c.
Plumb. chairman: Isabella Whalley and
Marion Harper.
The annual tournament of tho Union
Printers National Base Ball League
is to be held this year in Philadelphia.
Pa, the date of the meet being from
august II to Il. Manager W llllam II.
Love of the Washington Printers CluD
is planning to put hrst-class team IN
the contest.
Albert B. O'Meara. William +. I'LL
rich r. II. White, X. E. Jordan, Nalen-
tine Mendel, Thomas Conway and Will
liam Avis have been on the sick re-
port of the watch force the past week.
Reviser Joseph H. Babcock of the
list the past week.
r. Z. Evans and W. Fl. Turner OF
the electrical section have been enjoy
ing part of their annual leave.
The clerical force under Gen. Josiah
Brinker, superintendent of documents,
is experiencing an especially rush sea-
ing government publications The two
popular publications which seem to be
in most demand by the public are The
Glacier National Park-A Popular
HrN
Marius G. Campbell. issued by the
United States geological survey, and
No. of Care of Children" series. un-
der the caption Infant Care by Mrs
Max WesJ, published under the direc-
tion of the chiidren's bureau of the De-
partment of Labor. The former is is
sued with the view of stimulating in
terest i'll the scenic beauties of our own
country and is embellished with num-
Der of fine Photographic Illustrations
No. =, Infant Care, is i Naluab BILE little
book covering birth registration, living
conditions. nurseries. clothing, out-of
door life. feeding. sleep and habits, EN-
br5cing treatment of disease, con-
tagious and otherwise, and use of toys
with practical recipes for the prepara-
tion of food.
John w Kolar, George wagenlander
Mrs. Jessie A. Mckinney and Mrs
Anna B. Tiffany of the press division
have been absent from the office for
the past week due to illness.
Fred Van Hoesen of the monotype
keyboard section was elected financial
secretary of Pioneer Council, No. /
Sons of Jonadab, at the recent meet
ing of the order
Joseph NJ. Eggleston returned to his
desk in the day proofroom Tuesday.
after an absence of week, caused by
a severe attack of grip.
Government Printing Oftice Council.
National Union. will hold its monthly
meeting next Saturday night at Typo
graphical Temple at o'clock. After
the business meeting II. ]. Leane, the
new speaker. will make his debut. and
promises to uphold the reputation made
by former speaker ". X. Christie, now
vice president. 1t is the intention OF
Speaker Leane to furnish entertain
uicut and refreshments at each meet
ing. The president of the council, Capt
u. V. Chisholm, will review the prog
rcss made during the past year and in
suing term.
r F Dorsey and L. NJ Decker were
among those the sick report of the
electrical section during the week
William c. Beddow. for about fifteen
wears connected with the gOvernmen,
printing office. has resigned his po-
SitlOn as pFColfSdUtF Oh tne hRHl
force. going to Lawrence. Kan, where
he will become superintendent of the
printing department Of the Haskell In
dian School, a position held for severa
years by j. NJ. Weaver. d former mem
bsr Of Columbia Typographical Union
who has embarked i'll the newspap pei
business at his old home in Iowa. Mr.
Bcddow has worked in several division,
Of the government printing office ant
has a wide acquaintance. no wish him
success in his new undertaking. One d
the positions of trlst which he relin-
quished in leaving here was that OF
secretary of the Proofroom Relief AS
socistion, which he has held with sat
lsfaCtion 10 the members since the or.
Gantzation commenced business.
George W. Liomin OF the forWardine
and finishing section of the bindery
"ho has been confined in Johns Hop
sing Hospital. i'll Baltimore, for tho
past four weeks. returned to his home
this city Tuesday much improved II
ieslth.
The PTessmen's Union of this city
A-ii! hold its annual memorial servic,
al o'clock tonight at Typographical
Temple. The committee on arrange
Gs.nts consists OF Finley S. Hayes
William Weber. James Galbraith, AL
bert hlatt. William Ward. Rober
Frank. William Wilson. Frank Clark
Son. Clarence Bright. John Fenton, II
DoUgherty, Ed Hutchinson and william
lbeane. The following compose the re
r"ption committee: II. G.. Evans. chair
uan: T.. i. Melton, William Fentou