The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-09-01

The most important BUSINESS
transacted by the Factory Inspec-
tors during the afternoon session
was the selection. of Lincoln, Neb-
raska as the place for next annual
convention.
A committee composed OF Mp.
w. W. Walling; of New York, Mr..
q. E. Warren, of Oklahoma and
Mr.. Louis, of Montreal, Quebec,
was appointed to confer with the
committee appointed by the La
Dor Commissioners as to the adj
visibility of uniting the Factory
Inspectors Association an the La
Dor Commissioners under one
suitable name. This was an out
come of the suggestion by MI. w.
W. Walling. of New York, who
commended that more interest
would be taken In the joint meet
ing If such action would be made,
because of the reason that the busi
ness of both associations is closely
allied.
The committee appointed by the
Labor Commissioners is composed
of Mr.. e. w. Van Duyn, of Iowa,
Mr.. W. L. A. johnson, of Kansas,
and Mr.. w. G.. Ashton, of Oklaho-
ma. This committee will confer
with the committee appointed by
the Factory Inspectors.
The report of the auditing COM
mittee was read and adopted.
An effort by some of the dele
gates was made to elect officers
for the Factory Inspectors ASS
ocation today, but according to
the constitution this was out of
order, whereupon amendments to
the constitution were drafted and
in the efforts of some to have these
amendments adopted the meet
ing became interesting, almost
bodering on excitement. At re-
cess of five minutes was taken,
but when the meeting was called
TO order again none Of the pro
posed amendments succeeded in
getting through. The mater will
be resumed at the next session In
Columbia on Friday.
The following resolution was
read an adopted; whereas the In
ternational Association of Fac.
tory Inspectors and the Associa,
ton of Labor Commissioners OF
the United States and Canada
have been most cordially WELDON.
ed and entertained at the charm.
ing meeting place in ""The Lane
Of the Sky" at Hendersonville
n. G. and, whereas it seems ap.
propriate to formally acknow
ledge the extreme eoursey anc
hospitality which has been showr
us-Be it resolved that we ex
tend our thanks and congratula
tons to the following local organ
izations: The Retail Merchants
Association, the local committee
the hotels, the Laurel Park rail
way, the county authorities anC
The Daily Herald, and also tn,
following hosts who have beer
tireless in their efforts to wei
come and entertain the delegate
md their friends: Col. S. V. Pick
ems, Mayor R. H. Station, Commits
sioner of Labor NJ. L. Shipman
Commissioner E. J. Watson, Mrs
Charles R. Whitaker, Mrs. w. A
Smith and Mrs. R. I. Barnwell.
l.. VAN VLECK
]. D. BECK
Wv. WALLING
L. GUYON
G. E. WARREN
Joint committee on resolutions.
The Labor Commissioners dur
ing the afternoon session yester
day adopted a resolution endors
ing New Orleans as the suitabl
place for the holding of the Pana
ma Exposition in 1915.
Concert and reception at Hote
Gates.
To the strains of softly playe,
music, under the subdued light o
innumerable electric bulbs, SUI
rounded by the prettiest girls i
the bright Southland, and with
flow of happy and really witt,
speeches, the twenty-sixth annua
convention Of the Internationa
Association Bureaus of Labor
came to a fitting end in the grea
dining room of the Hotel Gates
last night.