The age-herald., 1901-08-14
MORNING SESSION.

The first session of the second day of the International Typographical Union was called to order by President Lynch yesterday morning at o'clock.
 The chair announced the following ad- ditional committees:
 Appeals-Keenan of Pittsburg; Hatch of Syracuse, Edwards of Onebec; Sandeland of Galveston; Kinsley of Chicago.
 Finance-Leavilt of Washington; Bes- sette of Chicago, Pigott of New York, Cruikshank of St. Louis, Ashton of Bos- ton.
 Subordinate Unions-Daveler of Salt Lake, Phillips of Memphis, Kinney of Newark Griffith of Omaha, Musnberger of Chicago.
 Childs-Drexel Home-McCarty of Colo rado Springs. Walsh of Milwaukee, Mur- ray of Washington Cairns of Toronto, Conner of New York.
 Miscellaneous Business-Collett of Dem yer. Kelchner of Pittsburg, Gilland of To- 1edo. Sherous of Jacksonville; Ryan of Kansas City.
 On Thanks-Wheaton of Syracuse, Hultzman of Cleveland, Klunk of Balti- more, Caine of Mobile, Townhend of New York.
 On officers Report-Cooke of Boston, Adams of Kansas City, Calmett of Dal- las, Hudson of Minneapolis. Hickox Of Denver.
 On Allied Trades Relations and Tripar- tile Aereement-Ogden of Rochester Wear of Cleveland Walls of New York.
 On Label-Robinson of Louisville, Bear son of Chicago, Reed of Los Angeles Sanders of Ottawa, Brocken Of Colum- bus.
 olutions-Montgomery of Philadel- phia, Derry of Seattle, Palmer Of Peoria McGowan of New Orleans, McDougal of Toronto.
 On organization-Bandlow of Cleveland, Keeler of Indianapolis, Wdggin of Wor- cester, Duncan of Detroit, Lechner Of Cincinnati
 To Visit Birmingham Proprietors-Pres- ident Lynch, Thum of Pueblo. Thinner man of St. Louis, Thormley of Nash vile.
 To Exclude the Chinese.
 A communication was read from J. L Kennedy. of the United States industrial commission, in relation to the chinese exclusion act which will soon expire. The union was requested to take strong action in favor of new law whicn VIII keep the Chinese out of this country After A short discussion the commun1ca- t,op was referred to the Pacific coast delegation.
 The supplementary report of President Lynch was read and the recommenda- tions were referred to the proper com mittees. In this report the, president gave all the correspondence relating to the joint ownership of the label, as well as the opinion of the attorney for the International Typographical Union to the effect that the joint ownership or the label is a legal impossibility.
 In view of the recent criticisms of the affairs of the Childs-Drexel Home by a craft paper, Trustee Thomas McCafferty asked for an investigation, which, in this report President Lynch submitted.
 stereotypers and EIectrotypers.
 The committee on laws submitted It's report.
 A motion was adopted to consider the propositions paragraph by paragraph. The first item related to the stereotypers and electrotypers and provided for the separation of these departments from the International Typographical Union. It gives the Stereotypers and Electro typers' Trade District Union complete autonomy, with the right to hereafter charter, regulate and control these work CTS, and with provision for offensive and defensive alliance with the International Typographical Union. This came up at