Evening star., 1915-02-14
PRINTING OFFICE.

The knights OF Momus t"Knockers
Niu hold their eighteenth annual han
ouet and entertainment tomorrow nigh
at the Raleigh Hotel. The organization
which is composed of members of thu
printing and allied trades. will have a:
Its guests many public men who VII
supplement the regular program IN th'
art of knocking Plates will be 'aie
for about $50 persons.
The committees in charge of the az
fair are as follows:
Committee on printinG-Louis X Lip
piucott, chairman; Stanley II. Rulings
Harry n. Kelchner. John r. Lamson
John T. keefc-
Rurkholder, chairman: Marsh A Boden-
hamer. Daniel V. Chisholm. John A
Huston, T. c. Parsons. r. A. Julian r.
Committee on invitauonsGhouls rs =, y
Copt Hartman: w l.. Burchheld, FRANK
A Kidd e. +. Geyer. Charles Long
Committee on suests-Wl'liam r.
O'Brien. chairman Frank D. Smith. John
r Purvis. J. L. McC CormlSk. u; ID; vaits, hIns,
Sllarp. cha airInan: Balsey F. Sauter. Ed
ward NJ. Nevils. NJ l., I.effiek Wilfrid
RouletJ-
Bynuln. chairman Joseph G. Whyte
fTLe Evening starr. A. g Haley cine
Times),. Charles s Bastlan tthe fost)'
William Smith tthe Herald
Reception committee Edward H. RYAN
chairman II. b. Goodrell, John Moss.
John W Michael. A r. Nathan. Charles
O'Connel Raymond \. Babcock Marx
H. BarnIm. b F; Bodlne; In;,;,aEn Howard Y Tsn. u
pan. f. l.. Tarbox. NJ. \. Serrano, W. w
TAYLOR. Luke F. Ludlow. James h.
Payne. ]. l.. Alverson, F. l. McAioon'
Elwood : Moorhead. John A Massey,
jr.: r Doran McCarty. Wilson H. COOK
r. A. Dougherty, Frank w Kern ROD
ert w Summers. Maurice Spencer, James
F. Sirouis, G. A. Monagon. E e CAL
Entertainment committee-Andrew L.
Huss, chairman: Maurice Jarvis, Frank
H Long. Percy l. Lowd, F. N Whlte-
head.
son. chairman; Joseph l. Holland. oscar
H. Homer, Joseph A. Scannel, Charles
Z. Sickels. Henry s. Sutton. w H. An
slin. Charles B. Huse. Harry w. Ziegier.
Waterman. E F\Smith. Percy How
colt. Joe NJ. Johnson. John F. Atkn-
son, John NJ. Barr, Joseph Gibson, John
II. Hooper. Emmert NJ: Miller. Edward
Sullivan. Joseph d. Mann. George G.
Wilson
The officers of the organization are:
f. Burkhoder. president; Daniel "
Chisholm vice president: Thomas c.
Parsons. recording secretary: John A.
Huston. financial secretary; Marsh A
Bohenhamer. treasurer. and R. A.
Julian. Sergeant-at-arms-
Rev. Charles E. FuItz Of the United
Brethren Church of this city will deliver
his illustrated lecture. THE Holy Land
at O'Clock. at Typographical Temple.
for the benefit of the ladies' auxiliary
Of Columbia Typographical Union and
the Washington Union Printers Athletic
der the direction of Henry ". Weber,
will furnish the musical portion of the
program, and large attendance of
printers and their families and friends
Is expected
Stephens NJ. Simpson of the night limo
type section. has announced his candi-
dacy for the office Of delegate to repre-
sent Columbia Typographical Union at
the I. T. u. convention, to be held IN
Los Angeles. Cal.
The following members of the proof
room chapel have been on the sick list
the past week: William F. OBrien,
William l. Schmalhoff. NJ. E. Bullock.
Mrs. L.~W. Chatterton, E. j. Hall, Miss
J. G. Johnson. Miss ]. A Lange. w. A.
Marschalk. L. II. Patterson. J. r. Pur-
Wis. c. NJ Robinson, H. NJ. Beadle and
W. II. Murphy.
Veterans employed in the government
printing Office will be excused from
duty at noon tomorrow to attend the
Maine memorial exercises at Arlington
Hdt1Ondl cemetery, tne 1OllOWlnS nOtlcS
having been posted Wednesday in the
various sections of the Office by order
of the public printer:
BY direction of the President. mem
bers of the Army and Navy Union. rela-
tives of persons who were lost on the
Maine and veterans employed in the
government printing office who wish to
attend the Maine memorial exercises
Monday, February Is, 1915. may be ex-
cused at noon on that day.
Among those who were on the sick
report of the watch force the past week
were: Capt. Richard B. Harlow. Robert
II. White and Christian keiner.
Charles A. Riggleman of the linotype
keyboard section has been absent the
past week. due to illness.
Miss Jennie Butler of the press divi-
sion has returned to the main office
after a short detail to the library
branch printing office.
J. A. Mckelvy and Edward f. Davis
have been on the sick report of the
engineers section.
John A. Cotter is acting assistant
foreman of the day proofroom~ during
the illness of William F. OBrien.
Mrs Delphine w. Brown will be the
accompa mist for the government print
ing office chorus at the exercises in
honor of Washingtons birthday, to be
held at noon Saturday. February 90 in
the main hall of the sixth floor.
Mrs Leta Joseph of the document
(hand) section recently entertained a
number of her friends with card
party at her home
Proofreaders Charles NJ Robinson
and Levi II. Patterson of the day proof
room, who have been quite ill at home.
are reported as somewhat improved
Walter F. Mulligan and William H.
Turner of the electrical section have
been absent from duty on account of
sickness.
Miss Margaret T. Nolan has returned
of several weeks in the main press
division.
Frank NJ. Lloyd was on the sick list
Of the document (hand) section last
week
Richard l. S. Halpenny of the mono
type keyboard section has been absent
part of the week on account of illness
Frank Liomin. brother of George
Liornin of the forwarding and finishing
section of the bindery, visited with his
brother In this city the past week
Among the more important injuries
medical officer. during the past week
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