The San Francisco call., 1910-08-21
LABOR leaders TO
APPEAR IN PULPIT
Church Federation Meeting to
Be in Charge of Activities
Committee
Edited by o. NJ. BOYLE

SR1IS Francisco church
federation viii be in charge of the in
ouStrial activities committee. The meet
ing will be held in Hamilton Square
Baptist church. Post street near Stein
lows:
What the workingman Expects on
LABOR Sunday" A. J. Gallagher; Re
lations Of Trades Unions TO Union La
Dor Party" Walter Macarthur;
woman in the Labor Movement" Mrs.
hannah Nolan; The Why and How of
the Union Label" Benjamin Schonhoff.
The federation has decided to OBJ
serve Labor day in some appropriate
manner.
delegate from the upholsterers'
union reported at the labor council
meeting that the local looked for trou-
Die tomorrow because some of the en-
ployers win not grant the increased
wage OF SO cents a day. The interna-
uonal has been communicated with and
permission asked to strike If no other
way is open to gain the demands. The
present wage is $3.50 for mattress max
ers and 81 for upholsterers. No result
could be reached by the conference
committee.
Six reinstatements We're made at the
g. The twenty fifth anniversary of the
local viii be celebrated next October
and the following committee has
charge: Theo Eisfeld, A. Paulsen, II.
Menke, A. A Arriola. J. A Keogh and
the president and the two secretaries.
A donation of $50 was made to the
Admission day celebration committee.
The secretary reported that assess
ments Of 25 cents a week are due and
payable each week to the financial sec
retary. Members not paying the as
sessment viii be placed on the delin
quent list. The following committee
has been appointed to revise the price
list: Herman Heller. J. A. Keogh, G.
Selo' c. Weisel and A. E. Platt.
II. ]. Sweeney has been chosen mar
shall for Labor day parade by the hod
carriers union. Members will be fined
IS each for nonattendance. Sweeney's
aids viii be Anthony Kane and Mathew
Bowen.
1t was stated at the labor council
meeting Friday night that strikers in
Los. Angeles had taken out licenses as
political speakers, and thus they have
circumvented the anu-picketing ordi-
nance In their speeches they preach
trades unionism-
The. woman's union label league will
be given q monthly donation by the
labor council to further the work of
union made goods.
The label section is about TO organize
women who make wire hat frames and
hats.
The section is also arranging to dis
play union labels by means of slides
at meetings of the church federation.
Book binders union, at its last meet
ing, decided TO have float in the Labor
day parade representing book. The
local contributed SO to the shoe work
ers' strike. Frank Dever viii be the
delegate to the Los Angeles convention
OF the state federation of labor.
At the last meeting of pile drivers.
bridge and structural iron workers
union No Il, 7. d. Warwick and j.
Barnes Were elected delegates TO the
state federation of labor Los Angeles
convention
At the last meeting OF molders' union
No. 1e4 d donation Of $500 was made to
provision the commissary TO be estab-
lished in the Los Angeles labor tenn
pie. The money was paid over yester-
day. II is expected that the first car
load of groceries, etc, viii leave this
city early this week The idea is to
sell all goods at cost to the strikers in
the southern city.
Cigar makers union has levied a %
cent weekly assessment upon its mem
bers TO aid the Tampa, Fla, strikers.
it is reported that there are some 5000
men out IN the Florida town. The To-
cal viii not participate in the Labor
Day parade
The announcement was made at the
last meeting OF The Anti-Japanese
laundry league that there are about 50
white woman working S;1 fbo Oa lCla nj
japanese laundries-