Evening star., 1915-06-21
UNION
BACKS HOME INTERESTS
Declares City Directory and Tele-
phone Directory Should Be
Printed in Washington.
Officers Installed and Committees
Announced at Meeting of Organ
ization Yesterday Afternoon.


The installation of recently elected
officers took place at meeting yester-
day afternoon of Columbia Typograph-
ical Union, No. 1O1, at Typographical
Temple.
A resolution was passed by the or
ganization expressing its belief that
the city directory and the telephone
directory should be printed in Wash
ington, in accordance with the buy at
home" principle, and that the former
should be financed by local business
men, Delegates to the Chamber OF
Commerce and the Central Labor Union
were instructed to bring the matter to
the attention of these organizations.
Resolution Adopted.
The resolution sets forth:
I'VE hear and read in the daily news
papers of Washington the slogan Pa
tronize the merchants and business men
of the District and Columbia Union,
No. 101, most heartily agrees with the
idea of spending money in the town
where it is earned.
"The annual city directory and the
various editions of the telephone direc-
tory carry a large number OF adver-
tisements Of our home merchants. the
work on both being done entirely out
of Washington.
I'VE believe that both should be
printed at home, and the city directory,
especially. financed by Washington
business men and published here.
columbia Union, No. 101, instructs
its members of the Chamber of Com
merce and it's delegates to the Central
Labor Union to call the attention of
those organizations to the above mat
ters and ask their assistance in secur-
ing the publication of the city directory
and the telephone companys list OF
subscribers for Washington printing
houses
The sum of 500 was appropriated for
the cause of the striking brewery fire.
men. gold watch was presented to
the retiring president, E. F. Smith, and
q, bouquet was given to E: W: Moreock' orc
ecutive committee presented an UNI
brella to Francis Benzler. retiring vice
president.
officers Installed
The following officials were installed:
Edward W. Morcock. president:
Charles D. Deming. vice president;
George G. Seibold, secretary; Jerome V.
Johnson. treasurer; William G. Fechtig.
sergeant-at-arms; Mullen G. Stoops.
doorkeeper,
Trustees-Joseph c. Whyte. chairman:
William H. Cornish and Harry e. Good
rell.
Auditors-Charles w Radley. chair
man: Ernest J. Elwood and Louis G.
Vogt.
Delegates to l. r U-Charles p. John
son, chairman; F1ournoy c. Roberts,
Thomas c. Parsons and John W. Sher-
man.
Alternates to |. T. U.-Charles F.
Bauers, John O.. Cole: August F. Lau-
Delegates to Central Labor Union
Hubert Newson, chairman: William H.
Rowe, Frank S. Lerch, George r. Sims
Delegates to Allied Printing Trades
Council-Frank D. Seiffert. chairman;
Alpheus SholI and Timothy NJ. Ring.
List of Committees.
Following are those who will compose
the various committees during this year:
Executive-Edward W. Morcock,
Charles D. Demng. George G. Seibold, Je-
rome v johnson. Marsh A. Bodenhamer
Percy l. I>owd, Emmert n. Miller. William
S Sill. Arthur F. Tucker. George G. Will
son, George W. Brandt, Edgar T. Brown.
Royal E. Corwin. Percy T. Sutton and
Wilson RI. Cook.
mbership-William y. Brockwell,
chairman; Victor L. W'htford, Vincent s
Marion, Arthur T. Leith and William G.
Jones
Business-William NJ. Heath. chairman ::
John T. Herbert, John J. O'Connell. James
T. Casebeer and Cover NJ. Koockogey.
l-aws-Stephen Smith. chairman: Eu-
gene F. Andrews and Frank A Kidd
Reiief-John T. Maddox, chairman :;
John E Hogan and Miss Ella NJ. Wallace.
man; William H. Van Bibber and Ben1a-
min b. F. Graves.
Grievance-Charles E. Jones, chairman
Frank B. Smith. Timothy Mccarthy,
Harry F. Montgomery and T. Doran Nc
Carly.
Entertainment-Geors G. Furbersbav
chairman; Maurice Jarvis, Lester S. Mar.
tin. Edward Mccormick. Arthur Arm
strong. Philip Nachman and Miss Mary
A Connolly.
MISUNDERSTANDING A. Lineback,
chairman Benjamin E. Harrison, Joseph
l.. Holland. Robert E. Bragg and Miss b.
Catherine HeyIer
Book and job--imothy NJ Ring, chair
man; Oliver J. Moore, Gurnon f. Scott.
James B. Sullivan and Frank E. Thorn
berg
Newspaper-Robert e. Sanders. chair
man; Howard A. Harrison, Harry G.
Simpson and Harry r. McMaster
Civil serWce-Fred 8. Walker, chair
man: Clarence E. Williams Charles J.
MacMurray. Eugene e. Edelen and Henry
p Slaughter.
Eight-hour-Albert D. Rust. jr, chair
man Robert A Martin. Frank M Roller,
Lester Farr and Dale c. Sheriff.
d. Label csmpaisnIcharles rnDsds. Mchs B. Huse
A. Onyun. John H. Davis and James M.
Whalen
Prevention Of tuberculosis-Dr John r
Atkinson. chairman: DR.. Benjamin II,
Swain. DR.. Lyman J. Clements, Dr. jaime.
r. Armstrong and John o. Cole