Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-04-25
PRINTING OFFICE.

The quarterly meeting of the Wash
ington Union Printers Athletic Asso
citation will be held this afternoon a.
$3.50 O'Clock at Typographical Temple
Secretary w. n. Brockwen announces
that after the regular business plan.
VIII be discussed for financing the base
ball team in the tournament of the Ma.
tional Printers League to be held ir
Philadelphia. Manager Love has
eighteen players signed for the series
IN the Departmental League In this
city.
NJ J. Heating of the machine shor
section was elected treasurer of the
New Jersey State Society at the re
cent meeting in Perpetual Building
Hall. celebrating the first anniversary
of the society's foundation.
Daniel j. McCarty proof collator or
specifications, was the victim OF pick
pocket In a moving picture theater last
week.
e F. Kelly and Emanuel Freeman
have been on the sick report of the
engineers section the past week.
Mrs. Ella Baker has returned to duty
IN the main press division, after an ex-
tended detail at the State. War and
Navy branch Office.
Miss Marguerite c. Ludlow of West
Hoboken, " T., is visiting her brother
Luke F. Ludlow. assistant foreman OF
the stamping and Casemak king section
of the bindery-
William G. OConnel1 Of the monotype
keyboard section. who was injured in
an automobile accident several weeks
ago. expects to report for work this
week.
Fletcher Bowden, off1ceman to the
assistant foreman of printing. and
Philip Baker of the proofroom report
succe ssful fishing trip up the POTOMAC
the FIRST of the week
oh. rIes H. Guiles of the press divi-
sion has been acting in charge OF the
web press section during the absence
of William H. Weber
Lawrence A. Jett and Ralph E. Evans
of the, electrical section have been en-
Toying part of their annual leave
Candidates for the various ofhces OF
Columbia Union are busy campaigning
The election will be held May 20
Chief interest centers on the candlda.es
for delegates to represent the locai
union at the international Typography
cal convention at Los Angeles. Cal,
August to A. Those placed In nomi-
nation last Sunday are: For president,
Eugene F. Smith and E. w. Morcock;
vice president, Charles D. Deming. sec
retary. George G. Seibold: treasurer,
Jerome V. Johnson: sergeant rms,
William g. Fechtig: doorkeeper. Nulen
O. Stops: trustee. William H. Cornish
auditors. charles "; Radley: Ernest St, ).
nittee. book and job offices includine
government printing offce). Percy l.
Towd, Marsh A Bodenhamer, f. NJ.
Miller. W. S. Sill. C. G. Wilson. A. F.
paper offices. Edgar T. Brown. G. w:
Brandt r f. Corwin. p. p. Sutton and
r. B. Wilhide: machinists, Q. q. Homer,
j. w Door and w. Fl. Cook; delegates
Union convention (off1ces under the
government), w. A. Kinsolving, John
NJ. Barr. r. A. Julian. Jarvis B. Moul-
den, Roland L. Davidson. Joel W. Cross.
r W. Burgess. Albert w. Bowen. Sam
mel B. Ragland. Flournoy c. Roberts.
W. F. Harris. Stephens NJ. Simpson, j.
~. Sherman, Daniel McFadden. Thomas
a Parsons. Charles OConnell and Jo-
N9ph 3. Goodkey. alternates, Charles
- Bauers, John o. Cole and A. F. Lau-
IN delegates representing offices not
aader the government, Francis Benzler,
Reward J. Gaylor and Charles P. John
6onS alternates, Bella 8. Feeney and
George L. Malcolm
David Moore, lieutenant of the watch.
9s on leave
Miss Esther Kennedy of the press di-
vision, who has been on detail in the
stamping and casemakfng section of
-he hindery. sprained her ankle Tues
day.
Mrs Flora s. Edwards of the stock
section. Office of the superintendent of
nlrImeutS is on leave
Frank NJ. Lloyd, for nearly a quarter
of century employed in the govern
r1eut printing Office died in this CITY
last Sunday. Interment was in Rock
Creek cemetery Monday. Four of his
fellow craftsmen acted as pallbearers,
Charles Fl. Cove. Stephen Smith, c. S.
Elder and l.. B. Cooley Mr. LLOYD had
printing Office since 1893 being a mem
her of the document thand) section at
the time of his death. He leaves a
wife. one son and two married daugh-
tiers
George L. Eichhorn of the monotype
l"ybord section. has removed his fam
fly 70 Hyattsville. Md, for the summer
Miss Lydia Herring of the press d.
vision, who was severely injured las,
week. is reported as improving.
Richard NJ Calhoun and William
Stark of the watch force have been
sick.
The Rebew Orchestra, under the di.
rection of Chief Reviser Henry w
Weber of the proofroom will give its
fourteenth annual concert at Odd Eel
lows Hall Wednesday evening The
orchestra consists of about fifty mem J.
bers, a number of whom are employees
of the government printing Office.
John Howard Martin. brother of Les
ter S. Martin Of the monotype keyboard
section, is reported dangerously i'll at
his home IN Brooklyn. n. Y. Mr. Mar
tin is a linotype operator on the New
York Times.
Mrs. Jeyie Lusby Mrs. Anna T
Wright, Miss Lulu d. Jordan, Miss
Esther E Kennedy and Mrs. Nellie F.
V. Lyons of the press division have
been detailed to the bindery during
the past week.
The Government Printing Office Coun-
riI, National Union. will hold it's month
~ meeting next Saturday evening al
Typographical Temple at S o'clock. Or
account of the illness of the speaker
d l. Leane of the press division, Presi-
dent u. V. Chisholm will be In charge OF
the arrangements. Refreshments will
he served The council is making ar
rangements for its annual excursion
novel events