Evening star., 1915-06-20
PRINTING OFFICE.


o'clock at Typogra phical Temple. After
the regular order of business the an
nual installation of officers and dele
gates will take place and President T.
F. Smith will administer the oath of
office Following is the list of those
to he installed:
President Edward w Morcock. vice
president. Charles d. Deming; secre-
tary George G.. Seibold: treasurer. Je-
rome V. Johnson. sergeant-at-a
william e. FeChtig: doorkeeper. Nuleh
auditors, Ernest j. Elwood. Charles w
Eadley and Louis c. Nogt: executive
committee Cbook and job. Marsh A.
Rodenhamer. Percy L. Lowd. EInrnert
NJ. Miller. William S. Sill. Arthur r.
Tucker and George q. Wilson. eNecu-
tive committee tnewspaper). George
w Brandt. Edgar T. Brown. Royal T..
,-orwin and Percy +. Satton: executive
committee tmachinisp. wilson Fl -;
Cook; delegates to the lnterna tlonal
Tvposraphic Union convention tofhceS
under the government, Fiournoy c
Roberts, Thomas c. Parsons ana Jol,n
". Sherman; alternates. Charles r
Bauers John O. Cole and August r
Iaufer, delegate to the 1nterna tional Ty-
biographical Union convention toffices not
under the governmentp. Charles +. .lohn-
son: alternate, George L. Malcom w hen
Edward w Morcock, the newly elected
president. takes the chair he will an
nounce the appointment of delegates 70
Vie Central Labor Union and to the Al
lied Printing Trades Council, as Well as
the chairmen and membership of the
fifteen standing committees of the union.
President E F. Smith OF Columbia
Typographical Union has received a ift-
ter from the War Department transmit
Ting "A decision from the Attorney Cen
e-aI rega riding the application of the
eight hour law to the printing office at
the Washington barracks lhe declslon
is the result of an Investigation OF
complaint Of alleged viola tions of the
eight-hour law at the barracks printing
office.
Thomas c. Parsons of the linotyre sec
ton has been acting as printing clerk
at the sessions of the fourteenth annual
convention of the International Stereo-
typers and Electrotypers Union held
al the Raleigh Hotel the past week.
Thomas Manchester of the watch
force left Tuesday on a rwo-month
vacation. He will go to Canada and
the Pacific coast, making the return
trip through the southern states.
James L. Mccormick. chief of the
stock section. Office of the superin-
tendent of documents. has taken his
family to North Beach. Md, where
summer. Mr. Mccormick will make
week end visits
Abner W. Bentz of the montoype sec
tion was recently called to Carlisle,
Pa. on account of the death of his
mother in that city
The J. NJ Hoee Bible Class of st.
Paul NJ. f. Church South. of which
Richard L. :. Halpenny of the mono
type Keyboard section is president. re-
Gently gave successful entertain
ment. consisting of vocal and instru-
to1 rio
numbers on the program contributed
by printing office employees were: Reel
tation. by Charles s. Shutterly of the
proofroom; monolosue. Charles F.
Furdy of the monotype keyboard sec
ton banjo trio. f. l. Redfeld, Miss
Eliza beth Parsons and Mrs. Jack
Reynolds: selections by the mandolin
club. E. l. Redfeld and Misses Miriam,
Helen and Elizabeth Parsons and Mrs.
Jack Reynolds. daughters of Mrs.
L. c. Parsons of the monotype
section.
Foreman Pealer of the sanitary sec
ton. who has been at his home in
New York account of i'll health. has
recovered sufficiently TO report for
duty.
Charles H Evans of the presswork
division has returned from trip to
a meeting of the committee of organ
fzers of the International Pressmen's
Union.
william l.. Mattocks of the proof
room will leave the city with his fam
lily Thursday for Jewett. y. Y, where
they will spend three weeks in the
Catskin mountains
j. n. Camper. formerly an employe
IN the government printing office, now
in the weather bureau service at
Raleigh. y. e. viii represent Raleigh
del 70 at he.
International Typogra phicaI Union
convention at Los Angeles, Cal.
George B. TaIrnan of the norotvpe
section is confined to his home on aC-
count of illness. Mr. Tallman had re-
Gently recovered from d severe Illness
and reported for work. when ne was
again compelled TO he absent.
Miss Ella L. Rollins. Miss Emma
Smith. Ms Lille l.. Post and Willis
list Of tie pressuork division the past
week.
q. a. Calkins Of the document thandp
section has been granted three months
leave of absence cone month with pay
and two vii hout pay and left the city
with Mrs. Calxins Friday They Will
spend their vacation visiting Lansing.
Detroit and other cities in southern
Michigan.
Elmer z Young and Paul G. SrhulZe
o. The foundry represented the local
e'ectrotypers union as delegate to the
convention nf the International Sterco-
typers and Electrotypars' Ininn. held ~
The Raleigh Hotel the past week Mr
Young was chairman nd Mr. SchuIZe
member of the local general committee
in charge Of ARA rangements
Mrs. NJ s Ashby OF the proofroonl
spent The past two weeks visiting IN
Atlantic city
Charles r Trogner. fnrrrerIv press re-
ciS@r in The iot, press section. f.rf 'h.
raSt tHN "s;.rs employed III ne bureau
n printing ~ Manila. + r. :..ri..a in
this cOEnfrs last Saturday. He wa ac-
"oinnariet ~ MIS- TruGner and the,-
vii spend about hve weeks visiting the
principal cities IN the west before rorr-
ng 10 Washington
Mrs Bessie Comic pressfeeder in rhc
sore injury 10 her left foot two weell
ago by coming in contact with A truck.
1as reported for duty.
z. Lang "f the foundry gave Soy
aral vocal selections at the bsrtItIef Of
he dslegate>- to The Intcrna tiGr!al Stereu-
Epers and Electrotvp.rs convention ~
he EaleIgE Hotel ThUrsdav night with
Philip Anderson. accompanies,
Capt. William " EGIleu has been act
ng foreman Of tha d.; s. force ,f th.. san
tarN sect on during the ahsen,% of r
J. 'ason N. past week
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