The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-25
DELEGATES named
TO LABOR MEETING
State Federation Prepares for
Annual Meeting at Ports
mouth.

Officers of the Virginia Federation
of Labor, in circular letter Just is
sued, express pleasure at the personnel
of the men elected to represent local
unions and central bodies at the an
nual meeting Of the federation. which
will be held at Portsmouth on June I.
The delegates are declared to be rep
rcsentatiye men. and the hope is ex-
pressed that the meeting will be made
TO subserve one end-the good of or
ganized labor in this State.
The Monroe Hotel. at Portsmouth,
will be headquarters. A meeting will
be held in the Orpheum Theatre at 10
a. NJ. when addresses will be deliv-
cred by the Mayor and other citizens.
The regular sessions of the federation
will be held in Central Labor Union
Hall.
Among the features of entertainment
promised is trip through the Navy
Yard and the Naval Hospital to prin-
cipal points in the city and down the
river in boat, with lunch on board.
John Hirschberg is state presiden,
and NJ. r. Pace is secretary and treas
urer.
List of Delegates.
The complete list of members OF the
federation elected as delegates is as
follows:
Portsmouth: Central Labor Union
j. H. Epperson, j. n. Wilson, W. II.
Dunn, II. E. Foster. ". j. Mount; w. v.
lyman, /. A. of NJ. No. AL; Charles A.
Osborne, 1. a. of NJ, No, AL; Nv. NJ
Stafford, l. A. OF NJ, No. 67s; w. 6.
Bagwell, l. A. Of NJ. No. GO; =. J.
Grcenwell. Pattern Makers; James Saw
age, Blacksmiths, No. la; W. a. job
son, Carpenters and Jotners No. 500;
w. D. Bannan, Sheet Metal Workers,
No. ISL.
Richmond: Central Trades and La Dor
Council-E. w. Blakey, James B. Casey,
j. j. Dreamer, John Hirschberg, w. w.
Lowery, H. Z. Baker (alternate), I. A.
of NJ. No. 10; f, c. Dawson, l. A. of NJ.
No 10; w. D. Purnell, Blacksmths. NO.
1903; Sidney Gates Typographical Union
No 90; r. L. Moody, Typographical
Union. No. 80; Z. H. Durham, j. B. Me-
Donnell, r. A. of NJ, No. l9a; George
Martin, I. A. of NJ, No. 526; j. B. shultz,
Carpenters and Joiners. No. ass.
Newport News: Central Labor Union
b. T. Ellenger, a. A. Healey, a. e.
Koontz;. j. b. Clinedinst, F., Dec, and I.
H.: r. B. Ebberley, Pattern Makers
w. +. Cassidy, Bartenders. No@ 23l: q
j, Kelley, I. A. OF NJ, No. 137; Frank >
Lyon, Typographical Union, No. 35S.
Phoebus: Ant Nlccolletti CIV, w. La
nier, alternately, A. f. of Musicians.
Norfolk Central Labor union,-W. 9.
Banks, W. A. Davis C. +. Jones, g. III.
Perry, r. T., Reed; NJ. t. Simmons (Paul
Bradley, alternate), I. A. of NJ, No. IL;
a. w. Jacobs. geographically Union, No,
se,S Nj. Gill, 1. fB. of u. w. No. so; l.. v.
Curtis, Cigarmakers, No. 240.
Roanoke: Central Trades and Labor
Council-A. L. Calvert, William McDer-
mott w. G.. Turner, Miss Annie Bar
bour Fritz Hoffstein; w. y. Nichols
Typographical Union, No. 60,.J L. Al
len, Railway Equipment Pai@ers. No
$40; Joseph .Aguly, Rartenders, No. sci
Miss Lille Barbour. U. G. ". of A., No
$50. W. CARROLL Brewery Workers. No
eos,
Alexandria: Central Trades Council
N. # r. Colvin, j, T, Harrison, Raymond
Cleveland. Carpenters and Joiners No
1856 Fs
Danville: Miss Lille Perkins, ", g
W. Of Az Local
Fredericksburgs NJ. l.. LathranL Car,
penters and olners, No. 1918.