The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-22
BIC GATHERING
Of LABOR MEN
THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
STATE FEDERATION WILL BE
HELD HERR JUNE G-7.

Organized labor in Richmond Is
looking forward with great interest
TO the sixteenth annual meeting of
the virginia Federation of Labor.
which will be held In this city June
and in the asse mbly hall OF Muir
phys Hotel. Entertainment commit
tees have been appointed and have
gone to work with vim TO give the
visiting laboritss a good time, the
program OF entertainment including,
among other features, a dinner at
Murphys!
At the opening session addresses
VIII be made by Governor Mann, May
OF Richardson. John A. Lamb and
Colonel John &. Harwood,
The Equal Suffrage League Of Rich.
mond and the Farmers Union OF Vir-
Einia have asked to be permitted to
send fraternal delegates
Delegates will be presented with
watch fobs as souvenirs.
partial list Of the delegates fol-
lows!
Acknowledgement Trades and
Labor Council--John Hirsch berg. j.
J: Dreamer, Z. ". Biakey' Frank
kruck, r. G. Dawson. Typographical
Union, No. s0-R. r. Rowden, NJ r.
Pace. Robert Leon Woody. Boiler
Makers Union, No. 526-H. j. Dun
nivant J. A Hailihan. George Mar
tin, +. w. Peters, II j. Norton. Mold
ers' Union. No. l2S-J. NJ. Leavy,
II. Il. Greenway, Joseph r. Eek, Geo
f., Atkins Carpenters and Joiners
No. asst. b. Shutz, j. Il. Chick.
@. II. Pierce. w J. Taylor, Capitol
City Lodge, No. 696. I. a. OF Mr..
:. Craig, W w. Lowry. Brewery
Workers, No. 100 Phil Metz Glass
1a' Tat n
son. Plumbers and Gas Filters. No.
lo-E. c. Hicks. Car Workers Union
No. 116--H, T, Terry. Stereotypers
and Eleetrotypers. 40. 6s-Harry r.
Weber. Retail Ciarks, No. l67-~W.
G. Crosier, BARRIERS Union, Local No
650-James w, Finley Plasterers'
Union. No. 4s4-C. Il, Clifton. Must
cal Protective Association T. Pull
ling,
Newport News--Central Labor
Inion--L. c. Cole, r. Il. Eberly,
Frank y. Lyon, W. X. Hutchen. John
@. Ross. Painters and Decorators
j. b. clinedinst. Bartenders League.
No. 231--R. Frankford. Coppersmiths.
No. 27-A. A. Healy. Pattern Makers
Association--John Z. Sauerwald. Car
penters and Joiners. No. SEA. c.
koontz. Boiler Makers and L. s. b,
No. bb--William Mccall,
Nrfolk.-Central Labor union--W
p. Doherty. r. e. Reed, Charles
Browning, Martin Brogan. r. okono-
sky. /. A. OF M. No 11--Charles F.
Flaherty. Bartenders' League. No.
89s--J, II. Darden, j, w Tatern. 'T'y-
biographical Union No S2-P. +. SUIT
ton,
PortsInouth.-Gentra Labor Union
w NJ. stafford. J. II Epperson, J,
n. Wilson, Robert Carstens, l.. r.
Bell See aboard League, No 679-
]. A. of NC. L Miflieton. Csrpen-
ters and Joiners, No. 605--William A.
Jobson. !. A. of NJ, No. 441--W. X.
Jacobs.
Roanoke.--Central Trade and La
Dor Council. Brotherhood Railway
Carmen. Nc o3-~J, g. Hamlet, +. A
Hoal. p, Fl. LangtoFd, Garment Work
ors. No. 4s-Miss Mary Thompson.
Miss Bartenders No.
s61-Joseph Aguly Typographical
Union, No. 60~W. Il. Nichols. Brew
cry Workers, No. 20S-Frank Z. Will
lanss,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trades Coun-
cil--Howard T Colvin, II. S. CleVe-
land, NJ NJ. boilo.
Frc,iericksburg.-C rpenters and
Joiners. No. f07S-M l.. Lathram.
TraternaI Observation-Disclosures E
and c. I'D. VI. Rlankenship. EQUAL
Suffrage League OF Richmond-Mis
Mary Johnston. Miss Elizabeth Cooke,
Mrs. Charles Y. Meredith. Alternates
Mrs Roy x. flanagan, Miss Julia
Hennins, Mrs. George NJ. Smitndeal.