Washington Post Newspaper Archives, Jan 28, 1917, p. 24

Washington Union Printers Association to meet at Star Club

The Washington Union Printers Association will hold a quarterly meeting this afternoon at 3 48 o clock in Star Club rooms on Pennsylvania avenue entrance Secretary treasurer Mark H Barnum will announce the event. The gathering also touches on preparation for the St Paul tournament and spring games.

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Washington Union Printers’ Athletic Association Star Club Pennsylvania Avenue Mark H Barnum W. R Love St Paul Washington C. Deeming

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Labor Pay Increases At HibHiye Plant Across Roles

A HibHiye employer outlines pay increases for a range of workers from unskilled laborers Frank Johnson and David J. Roberts to proof readers Charles J. Tracy and John F. Burgess, to skilled laborers Miss Stella M. King Miss Elizabeth Clauser and Albert Shanklin, then temporary skilled laborer roles shifting to permanent, with Rutherford Berryman Florence Surguy Robert W. McGrath and Charles A. Tweedale receiving raises in their respective posts.

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Frank Johnson David J. Roberts Charles J. Tracy John F. Burgess Messenger Boys Stella M. King Filizabeth Clauser Albert Shanklin Rutherford Berryman Florence Surguy Robert W. McGrath

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Treasury notes trips and rifle club shoot at Treasury

Treasury officials update on midwest and southwest travel with several transfers and returns in internal revenue and comptroller of currency offices. Assistant Secretary Byron Newton invites Treasury Rifle Club members to an indoor range event February 1 with a claw pipe match swinging target contest and prize drawings.

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the Treasury Byron & Newton Treasury Department Rifle Club Poli's Theater Secial Committee R. E. McCormick D. J. Six R. B. Day H. G. Oelltz L. H

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Post Office Changes and Occasional Personnel News

Lewis Dalby of Alabama is reinstated in the service and appointed to a clerkship in the Postmaster General’s office. Frank W. Pyle of postal savings receives a promotion. Orville J. Nelson of Missouri is probationally appointed to a clerkship in the First Assistant Postmaster General’s office. Emily M. Brez takes a temporary clerkship in the Second Assistant Postmaster General’s office. James Ward of registered mails returns to Lockport after his father’s death. I F Como of the money orders division is out after four months in Johns Hopkins Hospital. Andrew V. Dumane of the equipment shop returns after three weeks’ leave. Sickest last week were Eugene Melton stamps division C W Harper registered mail O A Grove K L Richard and I A McGee money orders division.

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Lewis Dalby Alabama Mra Frank W. Pyle Postal Savings System Orville J. Nelson Missouri Emily M. Brez James Ward Lockport I. F. Como Division of Money Orders Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Vwugene Melton C. W. Harper O. A. Grove K. L. Ricard I. A. McGee

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Interior department personnel actions announced by Secretary Lane

The Interior announces probationary appointments for Margaret Malone at the General Land Office and Cyril Rothmund in the Indian Office, with various posts across Patent, Education, Geological Survey, Mines and related bureaus. Reinstatements, promotions, transfers, and resignations include names such as Phelps, Middleton, Leger, Hunter, and McGinnis among others.

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Lane Department of the Interior General Land Office Margaret E. Malone Indian Office Cyril R. Rothmund Patent Office Willian A. Ntrauch Israel Parts Bureau of Education Ivy M. Knox Geological Survey Kenneth H. Sheeler Raymond B. Murray Hunter D. Scott Bureay Miner Wiliam Hiatt Civil Service Commission Fred T. W. Startzel Marjorie MarNab Clyrdé G. Phelps Helen Kuaneske George I. Middleton Benoit L. Leger George T. Hunter Department— General Land Office M. Nellie Flynn Land Office Glenwood Springs Cole Norine L. Barnes Cheyenne Wye Pension Office Archibald McGinnis Henry C. LaFoint Henry F. Wiegand Bureau of Mines James L. Tauritson Lewis A. Paley

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Internal Labor Bureau Updates On Leave and Appointments

Clerks and officials of the Bureau of Naturalization report absences and travels including T B Connor D A Darroch F T Horner J J Jenkins Jr Henry Nicholls EH Salisbury J A Springer H T Light E Byrd Doran O T Moore and others. New appointments and field assignments emerge with special agents designated for labor statistics cost of living studies in Washington and the Middle West.

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EH. E. Salisbury Malls and Files Division Bureau of Naturalization Bureau Mias Flolen Dart Ohio Bureau of Labor Statistics District of Columbia Charles FE. Baldwin New York Harry L. Smith Paul H. Moncure The Middle West Dorothy Pope Katharine Marie Francke Massachusetts Irene J. Graham John G Herndon

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Agriculture office personnel travel and transfers update

A long list shows W W Kerr and Charles C Cole of the markets and rural organization office resuming duties and planning southern trips. Others like M L Rice, W W Scott and Louis D Hall travel and speak on farm product standardization, live stock and cow testing. Several scientists move to new assignments in Mississippi, South Carolina, and elsewhere, with conferences in Dallas and Columbus on tick eradication and vegetable growing under glass.

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Charles C. Cole Office of Markets and Rural Organization South M. L. Rice W. W. Scott St. Louis Louis D. Hall Office of Marketa and Rural Organization Cheyenne Wyo American National Live Stock Association B. H. Ransom Bureau of Animal Industry H. A. Ramsey R.J . Chapin Joseph Abell George M. Wharton Office of Information Dallas Tex Inspectora Bureau

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Navy Officers Visit Department Last Week

A roundup lists numerous officers visiting the department and Army and Navy Club from Norfolk to Philadelphia and Washington including Lieut. William Serwood Capt. I B Frager and Rear Admiral C C Rogers. Also noted are illnesses and a bureau death with services at St Augustine’s Church and a visitor trip to Chester Pa.

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William Serwood New York City I. BR. Fragier Morfolk Army and Navy Club W. W. Philips Louisiana W. Hunt Minnesota W. 5. Anderson Arizona the Farragut W. A. Moffett Great Lakes J. H. Dugion Norfolk, Va EB. H. Durell Nor Folk John S. Higgins Norfolk the Brighton H. H. Porter Philadelphia J. H. Payne Raleigh N. C T. Moran Naval Hospital Washington, D. C H. H. Hough Naval Academy New Willard EB. W. Jukes C. C. Rogers Fourth Naval District New Cochran Hotel E. P. Tunney Bethlehem A. N. S. Baker Houston Mass J. KR. Brody Boston Department Robert McBryder First Infantry Willard Hotel T. C. Lystion F. P. Lende R. R. Wallach T. HK. Duriy C. B. Linder Coast Artillery Corps G. V. H. Waseley Cavalry Walter Reed G. B. Comley Ira L. Reeves BP. E. Trippe Ebbitt Hotel John P. Adams Third Infantry W. Morrison Field Artillery T. F. Farrell Corps of Engineers Navy Yard A. L. Parnetter Thirtysixth Infantry H. Dorey Thirty-sixth F. G. Killard C. W. Tittotson C. S&s. Brock Insular Bureau Ilness James Wilson Bureau St. Augustine's Church A. Stancliff Chester

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McKinley Manual to stage Mikado at Central High

McKinley Manual Training School with Central High present plans a Mikado production March 16 and 17 using new scenery and costumes. Dove Walton directs music with 100 chorus voices under Miss Florence R. Kline. costumes by Eugenie de Land. Also notes school events from alumni designs to basketball, dances, and lectures across Wilson and Eastern High, with student awards and cadet band supports.

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The Dramatic Association McKinley Manual Training School New Central High Dove Walton Aborn Opera Company Florence R. Kline Tech Eugenie de Land Art Department Japan

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Knights of Columbus Meetings and Events

Keane Council held its last meeting under Grand Knight William H. Callahan with a social session. Alcantara Caravan No. 12 initiated its first Divan meeting led by Grand Commander John A. Eckert. Washington Council met last Tuesday with a first degree class guided by officers. Potomac Council gathered Monday evening with a special session. February 6 and 7 feature Somebody's Widow at Gonaga Hall for Columbus Country Club benefit. Intercouncil Dancing Assembly meets next Sunday at 11 to report on preparations for the February 16 season finale dance at Rauscher's with Jardin de Danse Orchestra.

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Onus Elks Charman Frank D. Smith J W Chisholm Knokerst Rauscher Keane Council William H. Callahan Order of Alhambra John A. Eckert Washington Council William A. Carlin Spalding Council Wallace H. Morris Potomac Council Walter I. Plant Knights of Columuus Dramatic Club Gon #aga Hall Columbus Country Club Knights of Columbus Intercouncil Dancing Assembly Rauscher’a Arthur McCreight Jardin de Dange

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Commerce Department Announces Multiple Personnel Changes

The Department of Commerce lists promotions and appointments across bureaus. In the Bureau of Standards Carl Hyden Frederick Knoop Jesse Payne Herman F. Reeser and William H Bailey are promoted. Samuel Goldberg and Earie A McTsaac become clerks in the Census Bureau. Transfers, resignations, and temporary appointments span the Foreign and Domestic Commerce Bureau Lighthouse Service Census Bureau Fisheries Coast and Geodetic Survey and Navigation Bureau with named individuals including Zimri C Oseland Esther M Vordermark Ralph McKenney Henry Q Austin John R Mc Cauley Charles B Bacon William B Andrews Emmons K Wiisworth Edward A Warren Daniel E Garrettson James N Babbitt Joseph Marcus Alvin Lustie Thomas J Shackald Jessie B Sanford and others.

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Department of Commerce Bureau of Standards Carl Hyden Frederick Knoop Jesse ©. Payne Herman F. Reeser William H. Bailey Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Zimri C. Oseland Esther M. Vordermark Census Bureau Emmons K. Wiisworth Edward A. Warren Daniel E. Garrettson James N. Babbitt Joseph Marcus Census Coast and Geodetic Survey Alvin ©. Lustie Mate Thomas J. Shack Ald Jessie B. Sanford Bureau of Navigation

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Eagles Entertainment Committee Plans Oyster Roast

The Eagles entertainment committee held its regular meeting Monday night admitting several candidates. An oyster roast is planned for Monday February 12 with Manager Frederick Rupertus promising a surprise entertainment. Brothers Jones and Steadman run a pool tournament with valuable prizes for winners. Arrangements are being made to entertain visiting Hayles during inauguration and to host Washington's birthday events on February 22. The Ladies Auxiliary continues its activities.

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the Eagles Frederick Rupertus Jones and Steadman Washington UO Dainy Ladies’ Auxiliary

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Hibernians Elect Officers at Northwest Hall Meeting

Despite bad weather Division No. 2 held a well attended meeting in Hayles Hall. Joseph A. Daly installed officers led by John J. Dolan as president and James S. Dugan as recording secretary. Committees named for finances employment entertainment and more were listed with many active members. Addresses by Daly Dougherty Carey O Brien and others followed, Patrick Clancy named a new member. Division No. 4 plans to meet next Sunday at 2:30 in the hall at 465 Katreet southwest.

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Hayles’ Hall Sixth E Streets Joseph A. Daly John J. Dolan Roberts. Barrett James 5. Dugan Mark H. Tolan Cor+nellua J. Carmody J. D. Carmody J. J. Fuller James Sullivan James D. Flynn Patrick J. Hartigan Michael M. Doyle Patrick H. Gallagher Charles J. Columbus Edward L. Tucker William J. McEvoy Patrick O'Donohue George A. Malone George A. Dougherty Catholic University of America John J. Carey Grand Rapids Mich T. O'Brien Katreet Southwest

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Anacostia Council No.16 Meets in Masonic Hall

JR O U A M Anacostia Council No.16 held a meeting in Masonic Hall with many members and visitors. One candidate was received and one application acted upon. The relief committee reported several brothers sick and plans for a large February gathering under the general good of the order. National Councilor C B Webb of Statesville NC spoke and praised Tiffin Ohio orphanage home.

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Anacostia Tiffin Ohio Carter and Cahill Mount Vernon F. C. Prather J. D. Simpson Roy Brashears N. J. Mitchell P. D. Carter No. 16

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SONS VETERANS CAMP MEETS IN DC

SONS OF VETERANS U S A William B Cushing Camp met in Pythian Temple. Resolutions on Admiral Dewey death passed and dues exemptions granted to Grand Army of the Republic members in the camp. Reports praised 1916 year under Commander Lang. Committees appointed for Lincoln's birthday and drum corps finances. Flag committee advancing plan for Central High School dedication. Acknowledgments to Sister Hmie Brown. January 1 meeting elected new officers, initiated two candidates, and approved membership applications. Union Defenders day exercises planned, February 14 service arranged with Andrew Jackson No 6 and sister councils. Visitors included officers from Anacostia and Star Spangled Banner councils. Public meeting set for February 26 at Odd Fellows Hall. Oriental Court No 10 to meet February night. class of six for initiation announced.

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William B. Cushing Pythian Temple Admiral Dewey Grand Army of the Republic Asid Grand Army District of Columbia Cyrus J. Cook Wolfe Lang Lincoln Hiv Hiatt Beckman Robb Hurst Brother Schippert Central High School Himie @ Brown Omar J. Veley Francis Fi. Park Winn T. Simmons Levi H H. Raymond W. Harry Moore Oscar Steidel Hugene E. Stevens E. Albert Lang Adolph J. Schippert William Rosser Pwerbert W. Hutledge Maj. Fredericks Kodgaon Shelton T. Cameron Willam W. Flood George 5. Hill R. Campbell Chance A. van Ness Burnt William F. Wolfe Len A. O'Neill George St. Hil Chancey O. Howard James Jonea Chancey O Howard Wilfred I. Garlick Howard T. Tuttle-john Alfred WW. DeGroot George Hi. Thomas Camp No 11 George Dewey Be.t. Byrne Andrew Jackson Council Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church John Marshall Place Streets Northwest T. M. Harkness J. W. Crawford Anacostia Council Hames MacGill Star-Spangled Banner Counci Jonn Lumaten Reha Council General Good of the Order Committee Odd Fellows’ Hall Oriential Court of No 10 N. T. Carter Nix

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Maccabees Meet In New Masonic Temple For Membership Drive

Mount Vernon Tent No. 4 held a regular meeting in the new Masonic Temple with Lieut. Comdr Tyler preaching in commander Griffith’s absence. Initiations and applications followed, a select musical program by Sir Knight Berger, and remarks by several knights. National Tent No. 1 held a large meeting with three candidates initiated and a campaign committee meeting at the McGill Building.

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Mount Vernon New Masonic Temple Highth F Streets Comdr. Tyler Charles J. Griffith Adamson Sprinemann Knight Berger Foster Aycock Turner Buck Springmann No. 1 Frye Supreme Lintea Phillips Edward Clark Joe Dempsey Findlay No. 97 Ohio Lewin Veneman Green Mack Carneal Markward Swinehart Mitchell Mount Rainier Jordan Committee of Arrangements S.izemoore McGill Building Old Masonic Temple

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Royal Neighbors Install Officers in Donohoe Hall

A joint installation by DaNy Madison Camp Fidelia Camp Myra B Enright Camp Maple Camp and Martha McCaffrey Camp drew a large attendance in Donohoe Hall Pennsylvania Avenue SE Mrs Lida J Swiggett installed as officer with Mrs Alice Duncan ceremonial marshal and Miss Louise Booth pianist Inductions covered Oracle past oracle vice oracle chancellor recorder receiver marshal inner sentinel outer sentinel managers and physicians across four camps with names of officers and attendees listed A post installation program featured readings music and remarks by state and district officers from Modern Woodmen refreshments followed arrangements by a camp committee and Martha McCaffrey city supervising deputy ratt e in Kansas City Kans addressing law duties

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DaNy Madison Fidelia Myra B. Enright Maple Camp Martha McCaffrey Donohoe'a Hall Pennsylvania Avenue Southeast Lida J. Swiggett Alice Duncan Louise Booth Dolly Madison Oracle Emile Brown Amy Donaldson Cora Serrin Caroline Harwood Hattie Fowler Clarice Long Katie Malone Inner Sentinel Mary Forney Outer Sentinel Alice Long Thomas Linville Fidelis Camp Ellen J. Farquhar Anna Thomas Anna C. Pigott Anna Rice Alwine Muller Mary Stargell Susan Hughes Rose Wv. Elliott Carrie Engle Josephine Webb Nettie Skinner J. K. Duncan J. W. Sutherin Myrtle C. Brown Anna Althoff Nina Hunter Edna McMahon Cora Irish Catherine Webb Lula Reeves Catherine Milles Marion Gilbert John German Martha McCaffrey Camp Maud W. Gilmann Lucy M. Gill Grace CG Clairmont Florence R. Overbee Mararet M. Cowles Gertrude W. Kidd Girlie Rice Nannie Dixon May Patterson Moses H. Darnall Burton G

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Columba Conclave No 11 officers to be installed February 6

Reports from auditing and publicity committees show Columba Conclave No 11 financially sound with active plans for a fundraising campaign. Installation of officers will be held February 6 in Washington, followed by a banquet with anticipated large attendance and remarks by archon-elect W Irving Connolly and other leaders.

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Columbia Archon W. Irving Connelly Raymond C Kidd Fairfax M Atherton Robert C Tracy W Irving Connelly oMvers Potomac Pythian Temple D. DS A W. T. Connelly Columba Aeveral Atl- Prema Contlave Officera Louis Fellheimer John Neurath Joseph Stumpacer A. C Ubendorf M T. Pimes Samuel Beigel L J. &11Verman J S. Allison Tapec Damon B. Culver J. Carmody Sentinel

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Navy Officers Visit Department Last Week

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