The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-22
CHARACTERIZATION
TO MEET IN JUNE
Suffrage League to Send Frater-
nal Delegates to Richmond
Meeting

Governor Mann. Mayor Richardson.
Colonel John S Harwood and John A.
Lamb Will be principal speakers at the
opening session of the sixteenth an
a convention Of the Virginia ed
Grafton OF Labor, which begins here
Tuesday morning, June 8. in the as
sernhly hall OF Murphy's Hotel. II is
expected that about 100 delegates will
be present, and extensive preparations
have been made for tho occasion by
the local entertainment committee.
The evening OF the second day Will
be given over TO n dinner. which Will
take place In Murphy's.
AS an indication of the growth OF
organized labor. the secretary Of the
state Federation. VI. r. Pace, has re-
ceived application from the Equal
Suffrage League or Richmond. and the
Farmers Union of Virginia TO become
fratcraal delegates. Miss Mary John
ston. Miss Elizabeth Cooke and Mrs.
Charles v. Meredith will represent the
cause OF woman'B suffrage at the meet
Ing.
AS an appropriate s~ouvenir Of thr
convention the committee In charge
has he'd made an attractive watc.. fob
which Will he presented to all dele
gates.
Following IS a partial list OF the
delegates to the conventions:
Richmond.-Centrnli Trades ana La
Dor Council-John Hirschberg. j. j..
Creamer. z. y. Blakey, Frank kruck.
u. G. Dawson. Typographical Union,
No. so-R. T.. Rowden. NJ. r. Pace.
Robert Leon Woody. Boiler Makers
Union, No 5ae-H, j. Dunnivant. j. "A.
Mailman. George Martin. f. w, Peters.
III. j. Norton. Molders' Union. No IFS
j. NJ. Leavy. r. B. Greenway. Joseph
B. Eek. George E. Atkins. Carpenters
and Joiners. No. SsS-J. B. Shultz, j.
r. Chick. O. H. Piercy, W. j. Taylor.
Capitol City Lodge. No. SOS. I. A. OF
Mr.. S. Craig. w. ". Lowry. Brew
cry Workers, No. 120-Phil Metz. Glass
Plumbers and Gas Filters. No. 10-E.
g. Hicks. Car Workers. Union. No. lis
III. T. Terry. Stereotypers and Flee
trotypers. No. 66-Harry T. Webber.
Retail Clerks. No. 157-w. c. Crosier.
BARRIERS Union, Local No. s5o-James
W. Finley. Plasterers' Union. No. 444
&C. H.. Clifton. Musical Protective AS
sociation-J. T. Pulling.
Newport News.-Central Labor Union
L c. Cole, r.. 3. Eberly. Frank S.
Lyon. W. x. Hutchen. John G.. Ross.
Painters and Decorators-J. B. Cline
dinst. Bartenders' League, No. a31-R.
Frankfort. Coppersmiths. No. GA.
A. Healy. Pattern Makers Association
John P. rsauerweld. Carpenters and
- wv oo--h W. ApOIt E poiltI,|
Makers and ]. S B., No. 55-WNliam
Mccall.
Norfolk.-Central Labor Union-w.
e. Doherty. R. Il. Reed. Charles Brown
ms. Martin Brogan. z. Okonosky. L A.
of ~. No. 11-Charles T.. Flaherty.
~Bartenders' League, No. 696-J. H. OAR
den, ]. W. Tntem. Typographical
Union. No. 32-P. P. Sutton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Labor Union
w 81. Stafford, ]. Fl. Epperson, j. n.
Wilson, Robert Carstens. [. r. Bell
Seaboard League. No. 679-I. A. of Nj
G.. E. NTifleton, Carpenters and Join
ers, No. 605-William a. Jobson. I. A.
OF NJ, No. 4i1-W. Is. Jacobs.
RoanoSes-Central Trade and Labor
Council Brotherhood Railway Carmen
No. SD. G.. Hamlet, f. a. Hoal. P. n.
Langford. Garment Workers. No. is
Miss Mary Thompson. Miss ------
B%artenders. No. 661-Joseph Aguly.
typographical Union, No. GOV. T..
Nichols, Brewery WORKERS, No. 20S-
Frank F. Williams.
Acknowledgement Trades Council
Howard I. Colvin, r. s, Cleveland.
M. NJ. Loilo.
FredcrickabnrE.- Carpenters and
J%oiners, No. 107S-M. T.. Lathram.
Fraternal Observation-Disclosures E,
and C. I'D. NJ. Blankenship. Equal
Suffrage League. of Richmond-Miss
Mary Johnston, Miss Elizabeth Cooke,
Mrs. Charles ". Meredith, Alternates-
Mrs. Roy K. Flanagan, Miss julia Hen.
ming Mrs. Georre M SmIthdaa1 +.