The Washington herald., 1909-07-20

points OF the park, and that the pub
lie safety Of women and children be
looked after by an adequate police
protection"
Represents $4,000 Men.
Central Labor Union occupies the same
relative position toward local organized
labor as the American Federation OF
Labor does TO national labor organiza-
tions 1t has eighty-fve affiliated bodies
connected with it, with an aggregate
membership Of over 5000 skilled wage
earners.
President COlpOys announced this COM
mittee to arrange for tho big parade of
OF ganized labor. the reception and mass
meeting to be rendered President Samuel
Gompers, OF the American Federation of
Labor, now in Europe. who is expected
10 return TO Washington early In Octo-
ber: John B. COlpoys, chairman; James
j. MCCracken. Sam De Nedrey John
LOrch. Charles T. Smith, r. G. NJ. Ross,
Newton A. James, Luke Ludlow. Charles
b Wandel. Thomas G. Iglehart, John J.
Purcell, e. L Tucker, Frank d. Man
ming, John G. Schmidt, James F. Nc
Hugh. Rudolph Thiele. William II.
Schaeffer J. NJ. Barrett, Joseph c. Clark.
James Galleher. c. z. Allison, n. c.
Sprague. Daniel A Gillin, w. H. Pollard,
James Considine, jr.
Standing Committees Named.
The announcement Of the standing COM
mittees by President Colpoys met with
approval by the members Of the central
body. The committees follow:
Legislative-James f. McHugh. stone
cutters, chairman; r. G. NJ. Ross. sheet
metal workers; P. ]. Ryan, plate printers;
z. l. Adams, machinists, and Samuel De
Nedrey.
Adjustment - Charles T. Smith. plate
printers, chairman; John II. Lorch, engi-
neers; William Gossaye. painters: J. NJ.
Barrett. plumbers and John w. Baker,
carriage and wagon workers,
Organization committee-James w. Con-
sidine, sheet metal workers, chairman:
James McCracken. hosting engineers; ;
Luke Ludlow. bookbinders; Frank ]. Nc
Kenna. plate printers; J. X. Potter,
Brotherhood Of Carpenters: Z. L Tucker,
machinists; Rudolph Theile
Contract committee-Newton A James,
firemen. chairman; Frank Beuchert,
pressmen; J. b. Dickman. typographical
union; W. F. Gilmore, amalgamated car
penters; Harry NJ. Sears, beer wagon
drivers.
Label committee-F. c. Roberts. typo
graphical union. chairman: Harry Shear
er, carpet mechanics; W II. Ryan, bot
tiers; Charles D. Seals. retail clerks:
John G. Schmidt. bakers.
Credentials-Frank Rom Brewery Work
men, chairman: J. o. Whiting. Elevator
Constructors: II. Hines, Amalgamated
Carpenters.
Audsing-Ben Lorch, Brewery Work
men, chairman; Samuel f. Murdock. Car
riage and Wagon Workers: Forest Pen
dleton. Bookbinders.
ResoIutions-O. T. Beaumont Machin-
fists, chairman; J. Fl. Ryan, United Broth
erhood OF Carpenters; +. W. Fox. Bakery
Wagon Drivers.
Agitation-Sam De Nedrey, Of the Trades
Unionist. chairman: Felix Belalr, Book
binders; r. G. NJ. Ross. Sheet Metal
Workers; j. J. McCracken. Hosting En-
gineers; Milton D. Mettee. Paperhangers;
NJ BlOunt BARRIERS. No 3O5; Charles ].
Heuter. Cigarmakers; ]. r. Hartley Fire
mems
Edueation-Jo Evans, Stone Cutters,
chairman; Harry Shearer. Carpet Me-
chanics: Frank J. McKenna. Plate
Printers.
Laws committee-Charles Hutchins, Car
pet Mechanics. chairman; II. W Templar.
typographical Union; Martin Dreis. Book
binders.
Delegates TO Baltimore-R. G. N. Ross,
Sheet Metal Workers. chairman; Charles
Hutchins, Carpet Mechanics; Thomas
Carroll, MaehinIsts.
Printers Make Protest.
A protest received from Columbia
typographical Union. No. 101, against