Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-04
IS
SPEAKER At Al
Lunch ON COAST
Occasion is Los Angeles Wei
come to Members Of United
TVpothetae in Convention

w. r. Harrington, president Of
the Ad Club and general business E"1-
ager of the Star Bulletin. was a speak
O. at the luncheon Of the Advertising
Club at Los Angeles CT September p.
the OCCASION t~ipg the convention Of
the United TypotEeta2 Of American in
Los Angeles.
A Los Angeles paper Of September
% says:
With delegates and visitors to the
number of over 400 present from all
parts of the United States and Canada.
the twenty ninth annual convention Of
the United Typothetae and Franklin
clubs opened Yesterday morning in the
banquet hall of the Hotel Alexandria
The precursory business of the
morning session gave place to good
fellowship when the delegates attend.
ed the luncheon given in their honor
by the Los Angeles AID Club at the
Hotel Clark at noon yesterday,
THE Ad Club had made special
preparations for Printers Day
George Rice, Jr., acted as CHAIRMAN at
the luncheon, and addresses were de-
Iiyered by 10 Anderson. former presi-
dent OF the Ad Club OF Sacramento,
and others. .e...a~'t.5
THE morning session yesterday was
called to order by S. W. CrabiH, pre-
sident OF the Los Angeles Typothetae.
who briefly congratulated the allied
clubs on their large attendance at the
convention. s
THE Rev. Baker r. Lee offered an
Invocation, after which Dr. Glenn l..
McWilliams. representing Mayor Seb-
astian, who was unable TO be present,
welcomed the visitors to the city
&C. ID. Traphagen, first vice-presi-
dent Of the United clubs. replied to Nc.
Williams welcome, after which Albert
w Finlay, national president, formal
III opened the convention
IT soon became apparent yester-
day, during the afternoon session, that
the questions of printing cost and eff
cheney would occupy the main atten-
tion of the delegates. A discussion
on these subjects was led in the after
noon by M Matuskiwitz.
Yesterday evening an informal re-.
ception and dance was held at the
Hotel ALEXIS dria.
Today's Program is as follows, com.
mencing at $3.50 a. M. at the Hotel
Alexandria
The Golden Rule in Business
William Howarth, Everett, Wash:
Composing Room Layouts, A. d.
Southworth, Chicago; Monotype Com
position, James H. Walden, Chicago;
Linotype Composition, Lawrence e.
Smith, Kansas City, Mo-: Working the
Plant to Cspacity, A. M. Dunn, Los
Angeles; The Personal Element in
the Printing Business, w E. Rldge
New York.
"Discpssion will follow each address
Msetsr Printers Guests Of Advertising
Club.
s'In difference to the visiting master
printers, here to participate in the an
nual convention OF. the United Typo
thetae cf America, the Advertising
Club designated yesterday as Printers
Day ait its luncheon at Hotel Clark
George Rice, Jr. of the local club, serv
ed as chairman and introduced as the
principal speakers, C. d. Traphagen Of
Lincoln, Neb., first vice. president and
chairman of the executive committee
OF the United Typothetae Associa.
ton; Joseph F. Borden of Spokane
and Joe Anderson Of Sacramento. 9th
er speakers were r. P. Tyler, secre-
tary Of the. United Typothetae Asso-
ton; Charles Francis of New York.
A Laurence Fell of Philadelphia, VIII
liam Howarth of Everett, Wash. =
Billy Moulton and Pliney Allen of
Seattle, and W. R. Harrington, bust.
ness manager of the Honolulu Star.
Bulletin and president OF the Homo.
lulu Ad Club s ..s.-... vs.. s.' ~ q