Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-21
PRINTING OFFICE.

Typogra phical Union. NO loi. 10 ~ ="
held this afternoon at .5o O'CLOCK AZ
Typoeraphical Temple. Among otner
business to be transacted Will De a'.ioh
upou the applications for mem
of pober, A Williams machinist's as
sistant: Arthur r. Cogswell, fuli mem
hersbir,: Fred Stringer, apprentice
membership. The amendment to artlcie
NJ of the constitution. proposed ns
r.,nb L t;oodkey. will be discussed
and acted upon. This amendment IS
as follows,
provided further. that All amend
,,,a,tS 10 the constitution, bylaws
rules of order. scale OF prices VI 80
jidnt.s for membership in any iorih
shall lac printed on the resuid, ~,
ins notices. and no application sn "a
h, considered at any meeting OF INC
,1ujou which has not been prlnteo oti
said notice except by unanimous 'on-
sent ., a,,,I,l,.
h, fi,a 1tuion announces that mem befS
desiring to secure additional copies o.
thc Historical Sketch OF toluiloli
Typographical Union. No, loi. lssueo
j.; connection with the recent one nun
,retItb anniversary celebration. may 40
50 I,v calling at the ONCE OF tne ullioil,
42% g street northwest, the price pelns
% cents If ordered by mail. cents
additionar should be forwarded l"
cover postage
The bulletin announces the death OF
six members of the union since tne
Sci,uaihoff. Edgar y Tralnham. hugo
Zv wicker. Williana II Walton. Iheodore
I. Hall and William F True
I,h, X pi,.knlan of the day proof
Tootn was elected grand vice CHANGER
Tor commander at the recent session OF
fh. Grand Lodge of the District OF Co
luuhIa Knights of Pythias. and IN the
srn
Will head the order in the District next
year,
rurin:. the absence on leave Of Fore
man James L. Payne the day proof.
room has been in charge of Assistant
Foreman William F. oBrien
Mrs. Mary Campbell of the sanitary
section is enjoying twenty-five days or
her annual leave of absence
Miss Alberta r. Dempsey of the press
division is making a visit of several
days with relatives in Spotsyivan1a
county. Va.
Miss Mamie Daniel of the ruling and
sewing section of the bindery returned
to work Wednesday after an absence
Of two weeks on account of severe
cold.
Among those who have been on leave
from the document 'handb section du-
ring the week were Assistant Foreman
George g. Wilson. William NJ Leavitt.
Thomas ". Haworth. Charles H. Leeds.
George f. Sehorn. Ernest c. SaltZman.
Thomas J. Waterman. Ed F. Latham.
'forsc -. Atkinson and Benjamin L.
Fowler.
Myron J. Ecrran. in charge OF slips
IN the monotlpe keyboard section. has
been absent the past week. due to ILL
.eSS-
Joseph l.. May of the buildings di-
vision took part of his annual leave
Surfing the week.
MIS- Bessie COMO of the press feeder
force was called to Richmond. Va,
sunday by the sudden death Of her
Saturday night.
Louis F. Suit of the carpenter shop
section recently received painful in
Jury TO his right foot. caused by step
ping or = nail projecting from the
fooT.
James J. Murphy. linotype operator
=, the state. War and Navy branch
office. is enjoying two weeks leave of
absence.
The Washington Union Printers Ath-
!etic Association has adopted unique
scheme for diSpoSing of season tickets
md tickets for the opening game at
-
n this city, April -. which Is attract
ing considerable attention among the
.faus' in the government printing Of
ice This plan has the Endorsement
Il Manager Clark Griffith
MR. Mary A. McCahe of the sani-
.ar. section will report for duty to-
morrow, after a vacation of nine days.
Leave of absence has been granted
% fie following employees of the press
r.drnuu,ts. ] ". Rurkhardt. Joseph H.
Syrue. Charles c. cawson. Edw. l..
e'arIcr, John Gable. James H Gal
breath. Frank r. Johnson. William A
" Knapp. Edw- J, koontz, J. J. Nc
-'arthy Emil A. Nops Charles f. Pyle.
T. y, Self. c. J. Nagt. Jesse L. Day.
Miss Elsie Dah,en and Miss NJ. c.
-y'lr"r
'.eor=c Arnold. James NJ. Toy and
yo~. ph Singleton or The buildings di-
vision we're among those on vacation
III. past week.
Charles T.. Gates and William r
Rug Of the machine shop section have
Ue.-r absent from duty the past week
81 account of illness
Editors James II. Alburtis and
c-n,tr t,arrels Of the proofroom en-
10, 3" walking "Trip 1" Fohick. Va,
tn" trs' or I'll" week.
s. William r. Love OF tho documeu,
filsIt.d, section Is filliug the position Of
ttrlsF-rper during the absence of
Charlie ~ Leeds. on leave.
i !" DsrdweU of the forwarding and
fGI-u-rz section Of the bin,iery re-
turue' 70 work last Thursday after a
teIi-day vacation.
=. Franz Hall. q superannuated mem
ger ~ Columbia Typosr pfliczal Union
died at his home in Cambridge. Nd
Marth u. the funeral being held there
last sunday Mr.. Hall. who was born
IN Syracuse. y Y. in 1s4s. went west
In ear, NE. and for a number Of years
had q varied experience In that section
proprietor Of country newspapers. As
TourIel man 10 set type in ST. Louis
Kansas cts and many other places in
the vest. He came to Washington In
the Iiuettcs and worked for some time
~ What was then the Economist office
where he WAS chairman Of the chapel
later going 10 the government printing
Office. serving a number of years at the
main office and in the Treasury branch,
and the adjustment of the latter
went 10 the main proofroorn of the
q. p q. as a reader. For several years
past he has been unable to work. and
has been living with his wife at their
home ~ Cambridge. Md He had en-
yed the benefit Of the old-age pension
Of the International Typographical
Union for several years. Besides his
membership III Columbia Union he was
active l.: Masonic matters. being a mem
her of Dawson Lodge. La Fayette Chapter
and the Shriners
Joseph A. Dreis of the linotype sec
ton began a three-week leave of abb
lie