Evening star., 1916-06-19
NPOUN|0NNO. 101
UNDER NEW LEADERS
officers Installed and Commit
tees Appointed at Meeting
in Topographic Temple.

Columbia Typographical Union. NO
101, comprising the organized printers
OF the District Of Columbia, yesterday
afternoon assembled in Typographical
Temple for the usual monthly meeting
and ceremonies of installation. The
newly elected officers were inducted
Into ONCE.
Edward W. Morcock. reelected presi-
dent, announced the new personnel OF
committees. The changes made affect
about half of the membership. The
appointment was announced OF a large
committee to arrange for the participa-
tion of the union in the Independence
day parade, in connection with the
dedication of the American Federation
of Labor building. 9Th street and New
York avenue.
President Morcock also announced
that he will appoint a committee OF
thirty-five members to assist the ex-
ecutive committee of the national or
ganization in entertaining delegates to
the International Typographical Union
convention to be held in Baltimore in
August. The delegates are to visit
Washington August Is
Ofacers Installed.
The following officers were installed
and delegates announced: Edward w.
Morcock. president: Frank D. Seiffert.
vice president: George G. Seibold. secre-
t,ry; Jerome ". Johnson. treasurer;
William C. Fechtig. sergeant-at-arms;
Eulen c. Stoops. doorkeeper.
Trustees-Joseph c. Whyte, chairman;
William H. Cornish and Harry B. Good
tell.
AuditorsLCharles W. Radley, chair
fran; Ernest J. Elwood and Louis C.
Sogt.
Frank II. Hambright. Thomas J. Nc
fonough and Howard A. Harrison.
Aiternates to I. T. U.-Charles =.
t1uers. Robert E. Bragg and George b.
s'ood.
delegates to Central Labor Union
! ubert Newsom. chairman: James n.
: ullen, Edward F. Oyster, Sam De
! .drey and William G. Jones.
delegates to Allied Printing Trades
pheus Sholl and Timothy NJ Ring.
Committees Announced.
Executive committee-Frank D. Self
..-t. chairman: Edward W. Morcock
Jorge G. Seibold, Jerome v. Johnson
I arsh A. Bodenhamer, Emmert NJ. Mil
r. Arthur F. Tucker, George G. VIII
t,n, Frank A. Hughes. Edgar 7. Brown
1.oyal e. Corwin. Percy P. Sutton. Will
,on H. Cook, William R. Love and Cur
l on r. Scott
Membership-william N. Brockwell
chairman; Vincent s. Marion, Arthur T
9TH. Frank B. Smith and Hugh Reid.
pusines-Howard A. Harrison. chair
-,an. John T. Herbert, John ]. OCon-
nell. James T. Casebeer and Cover NJ
Lawsestephen Smith. chairman; Eu-
ol,n Z. Hogan and Miss Ella NJ. Wallace
Finance-Zachary T.; Jenkins, chair,
ian: John H. Koeblitz and John Z
Grievances-John A. onyon. chairman
Timothy Mccarthy. Harry F Montgom.
cry, T. Doran McCarty and Frank
Lerch.
Entertainment-Mauri Jarvis, chair
man: George c. Furbershaw, Lester
Martin. Edward Mccormick Ernest A
Hurdle, John F. Luitich and Miss Mary
4 AM.%oniaIs-Robert e9mn9ns e. Bragg. chairman
benjamin. E. Harrison. Joseph L. Holland
Miss E Catherine Heyler and Alexander
Book and job-rimothy NJ Ring. chair
man Henry 8. Miller. James B. Sullivan
William Fleming and George D. John
stone
Newspaper-Hugh L. Peden. chairman
Howard A. Harrison. Harry C. simpson
and Charles D. Deming.
civil service-Frank A Evarts. chair
man Fred s. Walker. Clarence Williams
John E. Rastall and Henry p. Slaughter
ght-hour-william H. Rowe. chair
man; Robert A. Martin. Frank N Roller
Lester Farr and Altamont n. Rogers
Label campaign-Charles B. Huse
chairman: John H. Davis. e. F. Morse
George B. Wood and William II. Gill
land.
Sanitation-Dr. Lyman ]. Clements
chairman. DR.. Benjamin H Swain. Dr.
James R. Armstrong. Charles z. Castle
and Alfred d. Calvert
Apprentice-Dexter S. Hussey. chair
man: Ralph G. Stocker. Walter L. Me
nauRh Unger Q. Murnan. Joseph r
Smith. Howard s. Fleming and JOSEPH