Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-27
PRINTING OFFICE.

of officers of the International Typo
graphical Union took place. with the
following result: For president, Mars
don G. Scott of New York. IL?
for first vice president. Walter
W Barrett of chicago. 1i6; for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ]. W. Hays
of Minneapolis. 1ee: w. f. Merritt OIL
Houston, Tex. Sc. and John W Bram-
wood of Indianapolis, 3; delegates 'o
the American Federation OF LABOR
,four to be nominated). Frank Morn :
son of chicago, 12S: Max s. HAYES ol
Cleveland. 122: H. w: Dennett OF I 1;os
ANGELES, 12l: Hugh Stevenson OF TO
ronto, Canada. l22: T. W. McI uiiousi
of omaha. los: L. b. Pittenser of Mount
Morris. 81: trustees of the cnloh
Printers Home three 10 be nonlha,
cd). Thomas McCaffery of colorado
Snr;ups I16. William Mounce of New
York, los: Malcolm \. Knock OF hos
ton. 1o5: T. T Mock of BIRMINGHAM
90. Jerome V. O'Hara of New lorh'
"a: Michael Powell of ottawa. Ont
Sc: agent for the Union trlhIeIs I1o', ~
Joe NJ. Johnson of Washington. u. c.
$50. delegates to the Trades ana La
bor congress of Canada cone 10 ne
nominatedD, Samuel Hadden OF 10roo
to 81: james prury OF Non1re"i' ~
w II Trotter Of Vancouver. 40 Inc
.1a,t;o, of officers will be held next
May. a.. o,otyne
X. l.. s Halpenny If the mono'ype
keyboard section was connneu 10 his
home with an attack of grip the PaS'
week. ,, in
charge of type in the "Y document
(hand) section has been detaiieo as d
reader in the day proofroon- ,,o,.-
In the contests of the q. f. -. puch.
min League at the Central alleys last
Nonday night the Documents won three
from the Foundry. the clerks tooh
three from the Buildings and the Bind
ery defeated the Freshmen by scoa ore
of to L. Elicit. who rolls fourth ioi
the Documents, was the star for the
n:pbt rolling 131 for his first game
and completing his set with S5s, when
is high set for the league Ehet.
consistent work has helped TO plaSe
the Documents team in the front, iea al
ing the league by ten full games. Inc
tens high individual games for the
night were rolled as follows: Ellel''
Documents, 131: Woltsenholme. Doeu-
ments. us: Murdoch. clerks. i 1ae
Brown, Clerks. III: Fisher. Clerks; loo'
1o4. Mclean. Foundry. le4; TAYLOR,
Bindery, 1903: Selzle. Foundry ~; Inc ,
line-up for tomorrow night VIII De:
Foundry VS.. Buildings. Freshmen vs.
Clerks and Bindery VS.. documents.
Having completed the editorial work
in connection with the new edition OF
the Congressional Directory. jonn n;
Puryis has returned from ms ue.aii
at the Capitol and has been assigned 10
the day proofroom. hon on
the sick report of the linotype section
for some time, reported for duty the
first of the week a., dor
Edmund Shaw, compositor in the doc
ument (hand section tdayi, mas pee"
transferred TO the night hand section
Grant Miller, who resigned as mes
seneer boy in the night monotype sec.
ton about two months ago 70 aee se.p
a position with the postal savings sys
tom recently received a suostantiai
nrnmotion He is the son of Joseph
Miller. chief of the plate vault sectloh:
Mrs. Huston, wife of J. A. Huston OF
the night proofroom. who was reGeh'ls
called to Ohio on account OF the iiihese
az Mr.. Illusions mother, returned 70 tne
city last Sunday, reporting MIS-. Hus'oii
improving in health.
Mrs. NJ. S. Ashby. reader on spec1nca-
tons left Thursday for a thirty day
vacation and rest at Havana. Nuoa
She was accompanied by her son.
Anthony w. Suess. a well known
downtown printer. who has been in
Pittsburgh for some months past: IS
now working in the government priH'-
ing office, having recently received
probationary appointment as linotype
operator. Tony" was for several years
the catcher for the base ball team OF
the Washington Union Printers Attn
letic Association.
document (hand) section have been de-
tailed as makers-up during the week,
due to the increased volume OF work:
y. n. Cobb. F. NJ. Roller. G. r. Par
fridge. r. 3. Glennan: w. H. Ms.ght'
Murray Hackett and Hugh P. Griffin.
Miss Ida Van Arsdale and Mrs. Agnes
&. Tierney of the presswork division
have been detailed To the state. War
and Navy branch as press feeders.
Thomas j. Halloran of the carpenter
,ud naint shop section received pain
full cut on his right hand last week.
caused by coming in contact with a
baud saw.
Mrs. Martha E Mangum. Mrs. Annie
f. Neidfeldt. Mrs. Emily Lee. Mrs.
Ellen Carson. Richard F. Carter and
Mitchell Wilcox. all of the sanitary
section. have been OIL the sick list the
past week.
Bruce Austin and Lewis 3, Clark are
detailed from the job section as readers
in the day proofroom.
r. j. Brady of New York has been
visiting in this city during the week
with his sister, Mrs. j. W. Hydenpool.
and niece Mrs l.. E. Butsch. wife OF
keyboard section.
Charles H. Van Hook mas been on
the sick report of the linotype section
during the week
j.
went thandD section has been detailed
as reviser III the night proof-ooui.
compositors Hamilton and DietZ Of
the document thand) section have been
filling detail as linotype operators
during the week.
W. r. Grimes. chairman OF the night
rnonotype section, went TO Cumber-
land. Md. Tuesday 10 settle up the
business affairs of a deceased relative
Charles J. Nogt OF the press division
Who was painfully injured last week
has reported for duty
Frank e. kemon of the document
'handl section has been detailed 20 the
linotype section a maker-up.
j. " Hays Of Indianapolis, score
tarF- treasurer of The international Ty-
biographical Union. no has been in the
city the past week on business with
she American Federation Of Labor. was
guest at the knights of Menus ban
Uuet Tuesday night
Arthur r. canislus, timekeeper ir
th- job section for many years. died
last SUNDAY. The funeral services were
held Tuesday and were attended b.
a large number Of employees Of the
chapel. AIR. canislus. who was borr
ir Vienna while his father was serv.
ing as a consul III that city, came to
Washington from Peoria. III. The fol
lowing members OF the jobroom chape
acted as pallbearers Fletcher Bow.
II Healey. ]. &. Mellis and Benedict
Hirs"h.
Due TO the volume Of work the fol
lowing employees of the documeu
thaudb section are on detail in tn,
proofroom: s. g. Wise. W. II. Wal
smith. II, g. Hayne. Mrs. y. V. Ramey
Mrs. cal!'e Jacoby. ..iss Carrie Rob