The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-02
LABOR FEDERATION
HOLDS CONVENTION
VIRGINIA ORGANIZATION HAS AN
NUAL MEETING IN RICH
MOND.
GOVERNOR TO VEL COME
PROMINENT SPEAKERS WILL MAKE
ADDRESsES-LIyEL FIGHT FOR
OFFICIAL POsITIoNS--suF
FRAGE REPRESENTATION.

Final preparations are being maze
for the sixteenth annual convention
of the Virginia Federation of LABOR
which will be held in Richmond pc
ginning Tuesday, June 6. The meet
ings will be held in Murphy's hotei
beginning at 1880 A M.
Rev. DR.. II. D. &. Maclachlan VIII
open the meeting with prayer ana
addresses of welcome will De made
by Governor Mann, Mayor Richard
son, Colonel John s. Harwood ana
John A. Lamb. These will be respond
ed to by President j. II. Epperson on
behalf of the federation.
One of the new features VIII De
the representation of the meeting OF
the Farmers Alliance. who will send
a fraternal delegate. 1t ia also ex-
pected that the Equal Suffrage League
OF Richmond will send delegate,
Fight For Officers.
Much interest Is being manifested In
the election Of officers. President Ep-
person will be named to succeed him :
self and others In the race are ii.
#. Calvin, OF Alexandria, and PM
Metz, OF Richmond II is understood
that Norfolk and Newport News will
also name candidates.
For secretary-treasure NJ. r. Pace
will be opposed by f. G. Dawson, OF
Richmond. f. j. Blakey OF Rich
mond. is being mentioned as the dele
gate to the annual convention Of the
American Federation of Labor.
List OF Delegates.
The delegates to the convention
are:
Richmond.
e. T. and l.. Council--John Hirsch-
berg. T. J. Dreamer, E. w. Blakey,
Frank Kruck. f. G. Dawson.
Typographical Union, No. OR.
f. Bowden, NJ. X. Pace. Robert L.
Woody.
Boiler Makers Union. No. 526--H
j. Dunnivant. ]. a. Hallihan, George
Martin. p. w. Peters. II. J. Norton.
holders Union. No. 12s--J. NJ
L4eavy, r. B. Greenway. Joseph B
Eek. George z. Atkins
Carpenters and Joiners, No. 3es--
]. e. Shultz. j. r. Chick. @, Fl
Piercy. w ]. Taylor
Capitol City Lodge. No. sss, I. A,
of Mr.. s. Craig, W. ". Lowry.
Brewry Workers, No. i20-Phi'
Metz.
Glass Workers Union. Ne. Ed
Plumbers and Gas Filters. No. 10
f. G. Hicks.
Car Workers Union. No. tt5--H
r. Terry.
stereotypers and Electrotypers, No
66-Harry r. Weber.
Retail Clerks. No. 157--w. G
Crosier.
BARRIERS Union. Local No. $50
James w. Finley.
Plasterers' Union, No. 444---C. H
| Clifton
| Musical Protective Associatton-J
| T. Pulling.
Newport News.
| Central Labor Cnion--L c. Cole
r. B, Eberly, Frank s. Lyon, w. X
| Hutchen. John G Ross.
/ Painters and Decorators-J. 3
| Bartenders' League. No. s5f-R
| Frankford.
| Coppersn1iths. No. s7---A. A. Healy
| Pattern Makers Assoctation-.Ioh r
| F. Sauerwald
| Carpenters and Joiners, No. sss-
| A. c. Koontz.
Boiler Makers and /. s p. No
| 65--villiam Mccall
| Norfolk.
Central Labor Union--w Z Doh.
| erty. r. Z. Reed. Charles Browning
/ Martin Brogau, &. okonosky
| I, A. of M. No, 1l-Charles f
i Flaherty
/ Bar,enders League, No, ss6--J. IL
| Darden. J. w. Tatem.
Typographical Union. No. s.-P
/ p. Sutton.
Portsmouth.
! Central Labor Union---W VI. Stat
| ford. J. II. Epperson. ]. n. Wilson
! Robert Carstens, L. r. Bell.
/ Seaboard Lodge No 6T9 n
p .,A'-.sa y. 1saafisse.aers'
Carpenters and Jolners. No. sos
William A. Jobson.
I. A. OF M No. 44l-w. X
| jacobs,
! Central Trade and Labor Council
! Brotherhood Railway Carmen. No
| 6S--J. c, Hamlet. r. A. Hoai, r. II
L.angford.
Garment Workers. No. 4s--Mis
| Mary Thompson. Miss
Bartenders. No. ssl--Joeeph Aeulv
Typographical Union. No. sew
| r. Nichols.
Brewery Workers. No. 2os-Franl
f. Williams.
Alexandria.
Central Trades Council-Howard
| Colvin, R. s. Cleveland. NJ. NJ. Loro
Fredericksburg.
Carpenters and Joiners, No. 1o7s-
| n. L. Lathram.
FraternaI Delegates.
Farmers +. and c. I'D. "
| Partnership.
Equal Suffrage League OF Rich
| n7ond--Miss Mary Johnston. Ais
| Elizabeth Cooke. Mrs. Charles V
Meredith.
Alternstes---Mrs. Roy K. Flanagan
Miss Julia Henning, Mrs. George NJ
Smithdeal
Close With Banquet.
a grand banquet will be given a
Murphy's hotel on the night OF Jun,
when a number OF prominent speak
ers VIII be present and make ad
/ dresses
1.-THE HEN PECKS"