Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-10

ed to him. William Jennings Bryan.
Judge Alton. B. Parker and other dis
tinguished citizens have been invited to
attend the reception. The labor leaders
from Mr.. Bryan. 1t is expected. how
ever. that Judge Parker will be present.
Commissioner MacFarland has accept
ed an invitation to be present. and he
will deliver an address welcoming Presi-
dent Gompers on his return to the city.
Commissioner West has been invited and
will! attend the meeting. If he is in the
city Tuesday. President William F..
Guide of the Chamber of Commerce was
invited, but will not be able to attend.
President Gompers was rendered many
receptions while in Europe, where he
spent several weeks studying the labor
conditions there. Frank Morrison and
other labor leaders have expressed their
important results to the labor movement
in America, and that it will do much to-
ward encouraging the growth Of inter-
national labor unions. Mr.. Gompers will
in addresses to the various labor bodies.
through the medium Of the American
Federationist. the official organ of the A.
F. of L., and in his annual report at the
coming annual convention Of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. which will meet
next month in Toronto.
Labor leaders of Washington believe
that the reception next Tuesday will be
significant of the strong hold that Presi-
dent Gompers has upon the American
federation. and many are already pre-
dieting his reelection at the Toronto con-
vention by an even greater majority than
usual
Many have commented upon the fact
that President Gompers. who was given
great reception throughout Europe;
in whose honor gigantic demonstration
has been planned at the National Capital,
and who will be welcomed to the city by
~,
vlcted of contempt of court, and was
sentenced to years Imprisonment and
large fine, the execution of which has
merely been suspended. pending an ap-
peal to the District Court of Appeals.
Parade Lineup.
The lineup of the parade on Tuesday
evening has been made up by Grand
Marshal McCracken, as follows:
Platoon police
Grand marshal-James J. McCracken.
First aid-James F. McHugh.
Second aids Edward Beach.
Third aid-Daniel Connors.
Fourth aida. F. Broacker.
Prof. J. B. Caldwells 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 .
Bureau of engraving employees
Washington Associated Steel Plate
Transferrers.
Photo Engravers, No. L.
Steel and Copper Plate Cleaners, No.
Union label float.
BAND
Marble and Slate Cutters and Helpers,
No. ).
Sheet Metal Workers. No 1902
Structural Iron Workers. No. ).
lnte ri Union of Steam Engineers.
Nos. 81. -, 90. 81.
Stationary Firemen, No s.
BAND.
Columbia Typographical Union, No 1Ol.
Ladies Auxiliary, Columbia Typograph-
ical Union.
Bookbinders' Union. No. 4.
Woman's Auxiliary. Bindery Union.
Printing Pressmen. No. l.
StereotyperS' Local Union
Pressfeeders and Assistants No ~
Electrotypers, Molders and Finishers,
No. II.
Brotherhood of Painters. No. 36s
Hardwood F'inishers, No 1883
Paperhangers' Union, No 42O.
Carpet Mechanics, No. !.
Upholsterers' Union, No. 49,
BAND.
United Brotherhood of Carpenters, No.
1872
Ladies' Auxiliary, United Brotherhood
of Carpenters.
BAND.
Plasterers' Union. No. &C.
Wood. Wire and Metal I4athers No. o.
Elevator Constructors. No 10.
Nos. and 2.
Columbia Lodge Of Machinists, No ia.
Washington Lodge of Machinists, No.
193
Retail Clerks, No. 2s2
SteamfitterS, No. 10.
Steamfitters' Helpers, No. %.
Plumbers, No. 5.
Bricklayers' Union, No l.
Stone Masons, No 2.
Washington Branch Granite Cutters
Slate and Tile Roofers
Hold Carriers, No. p.
Building Laborers, No 46.
BAND.
Brewery Workers Union, No. 49,
Beer Drivers, No. 234.
Bottlers' Union, No. 251.
Butcher Workmen, No. 14S.
BAND
Bakery Drivers, No. 80.
Bakers and Confectioners, No. 11s.
Cigarmakers, No. 10.
Bartenders'. League, No. Is.
Carriage and Wagon Workers, No. y.
Horseshoers' Union, No. II.
BAND
Iron Molders. No. 215.
Pattern Makers Association.
Navy Yard Helpers. No. 1921.
international Association Theatrical
Stage Employees. No. o.
BARRIERS Union, No. 300