The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-13
Bureau Booster Day" Is
Planned by Plate Printers
Uncle Sam S" Moneymakers
to Give Reception to odd
Fox" on March %.
INVITATIONS EXTENDED

At a recent meeting of the fifty
seven Bureau of Engraving and Print
ing Baseball Division Representatives,
which was presided over by Chairman
Posey V. Fall 1t was unanimously de-
cided to make additional preparations
for Bureau Booster Day" April, 4,
1916 at Nationals Park, when the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
baseball club will cross bats with the
Washington American Leaguers.
The mass meeting committee report
ed that they have obtained permission
10 use the mems roof garden OF the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing for
its meeting to be held on March %,
1915 at II, noon. All employees are in
Vlted TO attend and give their cordial
support.
Invitations have been sent to the
Following to attend the meeting on the
above date. viz: Hon woodrow Will
son. President of the United States:
Hon. William G. McAdoo, Secretary Of
the Treasury; Hon. w. p Malburn, di-
rector of the Bureau Of Printing and
Engraving; John ). Deveney, president
executive committee, Plate Printers
Union; George Rose, chief engraving
division; William c McKenney, chief
printing division; r. H Campbell,
chief machine division; L. A. Hill, as
sistant chief engraving division;
Charles Baker, foreman Of printing;
Robert Young, president of the Dis
trict of Columbia Amateur Baseball
Association; Clark Griffith, manager
Washington baseball club: Nick" AL
trock, coach OF the Washington base
ball club; William Peet and John Du-
gan. of The Washington Herald: Kirk
Miller of The Washington Times:
Stanley Milliken and Al Stearn, OF
The Washington Post; Ed. GrilIo and
II. c. Byrd, OF The Evening Star
The following have been named as
officers of the Bureau baseball club
for the season Of 1916: Maurice O'Con-
nor, president; J. w johnson, secre-
tary; Benjamin Gordon. treasurer, L
r. Williams, manager: S. NJ Falconer,
assistant manager, and P. V. Hall,
chairman Athletic Association.
Maurice O'Connor, president Of the
club. will act as chairman OF the ''Ou-
reau booster day mass meeting" He has
been authorized to appoint a reception
committee to assist him in carrying out
his very extensive program.
Division representatives who were pres
ent at the last meeting are as follows:
John Duffy, machine shop; surface d.
vision, Miss Becker. H. L. Stroch and
warren -hONLtIs stamp DOOh DIVISION. b.
Mckenzie, II. Dove and j. IIanley:
stamp perforating division, W. p. Doyle
and o. H. Quantrelle; examining division,
William Palmer and Scott Dampier:
printing sections :, 4 and ., NJ. Kieso, S.
A. Clements, r. V. Montgomery, Babe"
TOrney and E. Towers: sections. 6, Z and
S, J. A. Slavin, T. J. Heavy. J. R. Miller,
c. Is. O'NeiI and A. l. Mayhem; section
2. Miss Gertrude NARROW, Miss A. Frears
and B. S. Buscher; sections Il, u and Is.
". O'Connor. J. Watt, E F. Mccarthy
and r. S. Jones; section l, Bob Doyle.
Pop" Stanton and Jim Murray. section
>, B. Gordon and T. Nugget; sizing di-
vision. Mrs. X. Waters, Miss Chick and
{. c. Money; chief clerks office. T Nc
Donough; wetting division, z. S. StaIcup.
numbering division, c. Mcclure: machine
shop, Posey Hall, c. c. Brunm and c
Ansbcrry; electric shop, W. B. Freeman.
J. NJ. Deckie and E. Began: carpenter
shop. A. Z. Robbit, G. w. Whiting and
E. Cunningham; plumbing shop, F. SaIf-
mau, J. P. Davis and w. O'Neu: engine
room, c. P. Brewer and c. Bonnie;
macerator room. T. Green and c. p.
Brewer; paint shop. J. Williams and H
German; engraving division, J. Newman,
J. Mooney and v. BieleskL