The San Francisco call., 1910-11-03
electrical BALL
TO ATTRACT MANY
Brilliant Features in IIIumina=
ton Arranged by Unions
for Saturday Night
Edited by o. M. BOYLE

electrical hall in Dreamland pavilion
next Saturday evening. Arrangements
have been made TO entertain a large
crowd About 10000 incandescent
lamps viii he used for Illuminating
the pavilion. and several thousands
more viii decorate Post and Steiner
streets A huge electrical talking sign
VIII be hung Al the corner Of Post and
Fillmore streets 70 announce the af-
fair. Several thousand tickets have
already been sold Music will he fur
ris'ed by the Hesperisn band Of "a
pieces. In awarding contracts the COM
rittees insisted that home industry
products he used wherever possible
md that all labor be strictly union.
Following are the various commit
tees. anEements-Albert Z. Cohn.
chairman: I. c. Crasser. secretary; 2.
a. Clifford. treas J. p. Boyd. NJ
Lazarus. Edward Carette William bo-
bacher. ! ". Wright. r c. Loomis and
n Zecher. Reception-GeoTge NJ.
Fisk. chairman: H. Hansen. r. c. Alex
snder. George Refer. Charles Parker. A
Collins. A. Elken. A Shultz. K. g
Coombes and ". Woods. Floor
Charles Il McConaughy. mana ger;
Jack Walker. II. r. Cole. ". H Nor
gan. A. Marks. T O'Brien. F. Lyman.
?. Rripaerts. A McDouRall and r. E
Hussev. Order-H- Y. Lemke. chair
man: W TuttIe. J. Kopp. ". Hauschen,
7 A lie VecmOn. r. Taber. R. A. Fisk
c. Peters. J. Boyd and E Kellogg. Re
f~eshnents = Fred Sharp. chairman:
sam Curtis. J. Hardy. r. V. Mackenzie.
X Smith. X. A. Cooke. J. ". Nc
Gra-h and J. r Smith. Music-H.
Zecber. chairman: F. Richards. F.
Nicholson c. c. Roggerman. 4. c.
Weber and Frank Allen. Hatroom-
Charles Tilley. ?. Burchard, ]. D.
knight and r Ruckner. Box once
p A. clifford and II. Gardener AT
large William Urmy. J. Caldwell. G.
Straub. Phil Dunn. J. Hansel Theo
de Pas John Shsrkey. Frank Biede-
man. W. Garrett. Fred Radelhnger and
Ed Nolan.
The decorations VIII he under the
supervision Of the committee OF ar
rangements Frank O'Leary is editor
Of the souvenir program.
The arbitration committee appointed
bv the employers and upholsterers'
union has held several meetings and
could come 70 no conclusion Each
side viii fIe briefs with Mayor P II.
Mccarthy who was chosen the seventh
arbitrator According To agreement
these briefs must he in the hands Of
the mayor by Saturday and he is to
render a decision within Eve DAYS.
The changes made by boot and shoe
workers union against members Of
boot and shoe cutters union are denied
by the latters officials. It is asserted
that no proof can be adduced that any
union shoe cutters are working for IN
unfair Oakland firm.
The allied printing trades council
held an adjourned meeting Monday
night IN typographical union headquar-
- ters and adopted bylaws and consti-
tuition The next meeting Of the coun-
cil viii be held Monday night. Novem-
her =
The enterts tsinment and dance given
last night by butchers union No.
j.. Notwithstanding the threatening
weather was largely attended The
program was enjoyed Saratoga hall
was filled with friends Of the local
There win he 2 monthly meeting OF
the Labor temple hall association direc-
tors next Wednesday night Important
business viii come up. and all direc-
tors are expected to be present
AT the last meeting Of typographical
.uuiou 10. 21 George a. Tracy resigned
as delegate 10 the labor council, and
". \. Mappin was elected in his stead
Three candidates were obligated at
TUESDAY nights meeting OF iron mold
ers- union No. l64. and one transfer
card from scotland received Next
Tuesday MI ght there viii be a special
meeting "a discuss the proposed charter
amendments. the election taking place
Novembe~ Is. The usual Los Angeles
assessment was made. In addition To
This assessment the local donated $500
oF
les The drum corps OF the union will
give its first annual ball in Saratoga
hall 2za Valencia street, Saturday Y
evening November 19. The committees
arra ged an attractive program, and
indications point to 4 large crowd be-
ing present.
The retail shoe clerks union al its
last meeting heard encOura ging re-
ports from its agitation committee. The
clerks card is being asked for with
more regularity than heretofore, and
union made goods are in demand. Mucn
Of this good work is directly trace
abb. 10 the work Of the label section
Of the labor council. Many unions show
have q clause in their constitution
making Il obligatory on members TO
ask for a union salesman and union
made goods when making purcha ses.
Union stores close at .. m. except
CEllEQdAs- dLl II dAF uliADiAotS SitOuAl
make a note Of this and do their shop
ping before o'clock. The local will
give a social at the hall. 343 Van Ness
avenue. Thursday evening, November
10.
The union working girls OF Chicag go
are TO have 2 loan bank, IL is said.
where. in case Of sickness or adversely,
they may be able 10 borrow funds with
out interest. This is one Of the latest
plans Of Mrs. Raymond Robins. presi-
dent Of the wOman's trade union
league, to help the working girls Of
Chicago.
~of the journeymen tailors' international
union. who Is virtually head of that
organization. is said 10 be strongly IA
vorable 10 a new line OF policy as re-
CARDS amalgamation with the united
garment workers. and will work with
that aim in view.
Sacramento now has a union labei
league H Godegast Is chairman. At
the next meeting the committee on by
laws and constitution will report. Each
union in Sacramento will be allowed
one delegate for each SO members OF
major fraction thereof. provided that
no union shall have less that two mem
bers. The league holds meetings regu-
lsrly once a month.
pressdent Mcleod was in the chair