The Washington times., 1906-08-12

/ that organization. He was also a
/ Mason.
Emmett 7. Adams, business agent OF
Columbia !odge OF NachinisJs. has re-
/ turned from a short business trip 20
Maryland and Pennsylvania.
+ Central Labor Union has appointed
/ these additional members Of the Labor
, Day committee. McKeuua. DiggIns,
/ Bishop, C0nsidine. Schmidt, Pau, Dick
I man, McCIue, Fox. Hsseu, Rodier.
/ Heumuth, Weber. Feeney, Brinkman,
! SueIings, sherer. Hutchins, Stein, Bow
/ en-. Gilbert Schaefer, Allison, and Mc-
Ginnis.
The Plate Printers viii give their an
/ nuaI excursion 20 Marshall Han on the
18th inst.
Five hundred dollars. the surplus fund
raised by the employees OF the navy
I yard fer the poor childrens' outing
down the Potomac, held recently, Will
I be donated 10 Camp Good VIII
The appointment Of Cotter Bride 20
/ represent the District on the commit
/ tee of reception to Hon. William Jen-
uiuEs Bryan on his arrival IN New York
gives general satisfaction in labor
| circles. Labor men say he fully under
stands the needs of labor in the District,
and. owing to the strong personal at
tachment between himself and Mr..
/ Bryan. ne will be in a position TO great
I ly benefit organized labor.
Frank O'Connor, one Of the oldest en-
ployes Of the Navy Yard, is critically III
at the home Of a relative in Cumberland,
I Nd.
The annual session Of the Interna-
tional Typographical Union opens in Col
Orado Springs tomorrow with informal
/ session. The gathering VIII be an un-
usually large one. The citizens of the
/ Colorado city will give the members of
'the art preservative" a royal welcome
/ and a great time. The delegates repre-
senting Columbia No. 101 of Washington
/ left here last Wednesday, and on arrival
/ in Chicago We're given "a reception. The
( delegation is made up of T. c. Roberts,
/ John r. Berg. Frank c. Smith, and Miss
/ Teresa Mcdonald Mrs A W. Bowen
will represent the local Woman's AuXil-
1 iary.
The following composed the party
/ leaving Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
/ c. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. John r, Berg
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. A. W
Bowen, Miss Teresa Mcdonald, Frank
! c. Smith, z. T. Calhoun, and Frank
Kidd
Machinists of the Navy Yard cele-
brated Saturday haIf-houday yesterday
at Luna Park The outing was largely
attended by the machinists and their
friends and the Trail was made gay
with the fun and frolic of young and
old,
So far as can be seen the printers
strike in washington that has been on
so long is at a stand. Neither side is
claiming any recent advantage. Mem
bers of the craft say with the opening
of the fall business employees viii be
forced to concede the points at isSt E.
that is. eight hour day and a closed snOp.
Proprietors of print shops deny that
they will have 10 surrender. a writer
in the Trades Unionist says In this con-
nection: when the fall business COM
mences we shall either win the strike
or find it good policy TO call IL OFF, and
thus relieve our faithful members of the
heavy burden which they are now so
nobly bearing"
An outing party, guests of the Master
House Painters and Decorators AssO-
citation went down the Potomac on the
steamer jamestown one night the past
week. The party was made up Of
| George H. >AIarkward, president; Mrs.
Soulres. Mrs. Patterson, ". M. Cleland
and wife J, d. Reeves, Miss Anna
Smith, Miss Hattie Crump, George f.
Russell and wife. H. c. Holther, T. A.
Brown, Jr., John c. Smith, Miss SChur-