The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-12
LABOR TO HONOR
SAMUEL GOMPERS


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Headquarters were transferred 20 the St
James. and all rooms engaged at the for
mer were Cancelled.
Prayer for fair weather to-day IS thus
voiced by the Trades Unionist:
willis Moore be a good fellow. and
give US some fne weather for Tuesday"
The committee in charge Of the hall
appointed by President CclpOys Will con-
sist Of Charles Seals. Luke Ludlow.
Charles Wanden. J. .. Whiting, John II.
Torch. J. A. Caulfeld. William II. Schaef-
fer. j. A. Barrett. Charles Hutchins,
Harry Shearer. Daniel A. Gillen, z. L.
Tucker. Clarence z. Mcclure. James W.
Consldlne. Harry Sears. Sam Murdoch
J. X. Potter. II. Hines. Felix Belair, Fred
Fox. Frank l. McKenna, J. II. Ryan,
z. c. Roberts. Ben Torch. II. McGann.
Martin Dries. and Scott West, all OF
whom march in the parade preceding tho
reception with their respective organlza-
tons. z. c. r. HUMPHREYS, C. NJ. VIII
loughby. G.. W. Finney. and Capt. ]. Wal
ter Mitchell representing the Washington
newspapers.
Fire Precautions.
Chief Frank J. Wagner, OF the District
fire department. as matter OF protec-
ton against fire IN Convention Hall dur
ing the mass meeting, yesterday after
noon took the usual precautions by or
dering e. detachment OF thirty-fve men
from engine houses 10 report at Conven-
ton Hall tonight at o'clock IN uni
+ form to Deputy Chief Sullivan. who will
/ personally command the detachment from
/ the department, assisted by several cap
/ tains from engine houses. chemical and
/ truck houses.
/ Fire Marshal Nicholson will this morn
| ing make a personal inspection OF The
/ fire equipment or Convention Hall.
The Line of Parade.
Platoon police.
Grand rnarshal-Jaues J. McCracken.
FIRST aid-James F. McHugh.
! Second aids Edward Beach.
Third aid-Daniel COnnors
/ Fourth aida. T. Broacker.
Prof. ]. b. Caldwelrs Band.
Central Labor Union.
| President Samuel GOmpers and family
John B. Colpoys. president Central LABOR
Union.
Guard Of honor.
Executive Council. American Federation
OF Labor.
Plate Printers Union. No. 2
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing EN-
ployes; .,
Tr8nsferers.
photo Engravers, No. IT.
Steel and Copper Plate Cleaners, No
$50
Union label float
BAND.
Journeyrnen Stone and Marble Cutters.
Marble and Slate Cutters and Helpers
No. g..
Sheet Metal Workers. No. 1O2.
| Structural lTOnWOrkers, No. 3.
International Union OF Steam Engineers
Nos. ST. II. 90. and q
Stationary Flremen. No. 90.
BAND.
Columbia Typographical Union, NO, 10l
ladies' Auxiliary, Columbia Typograph
zeal Union.
Bookbinders' Union, No.
Woman's Auxiliary. Bindery Union.
Printing Pressmen, No. /.
Stereotypers' Local Union.
Pressfeeders and Assistants, No. a.
, Electrotypers. Molders, and Finisher:
No. II.
brotherhood Of Painters. No. S6S
Hardwood Finishers, No. 1853.
Paperhangers' Union, No. 40.
! Carpet Mechanics, No. 1.
= Upholsterers' Union, No. IS.
BAND.
! United brotherhood OF Carpenters. M
ladies' Auxiliary. United Brotherhoo
, Of Carpenters.
Plasterers' Union, No. 96.
Wood. Wire, and Metal Lathers, No. 9
Elevator Constructors, No. 10
Amalgamated Society OF Carpenter
e Nos. and ?.
BAND.
Columbia Lodge of Machinists, No. II
\ Washington Lodge of Machinists, N
Retail Clerks, No. 2s2
Steamftters, No. 10
I Steamftters' Helpers. No. IS
Plumbers, No. s
BAND
= BTicklayers' Union, No. I.
i Stone Masons, No. 2
n Washington Branch Granite Cutters.
o Slate and Tile Roofers.
Hodcarriers. No. Il.
/. Building LaboreTs. No. &c.
: BAND.
r Brewery Workers Union, No. us.
> Beer Drivers, No 234
Bottiers' Union. No. 81.
d Butcher WOrkmen No. l4S.
s BAND.
Bakery Drivers, No g.
Bakers and COnfectiOners, No. rs
Clgarmakers. No. 10.
Partendsrs' League. No. 70
Carriage and wagon Workers, No. q.
uorseshoers' Union. No. It.
BAND.
Iron Molders. No. 25
IS Pattern Makers Association.
Z. Navy Yard Helpers, No. 12421
ID international Association OF Theatre
Stage Employees, No p
II BARRIERS Union, No 300.
- Official assignment
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