El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-25
Reviews of Cooks and Wait.
esr and Bartenders'
International.
BY John W. Harm. stereOtypers' Union.

BY John w. Harm. StereOtypers' Union.
q TWENTY-FIVE members of the
Cooks and Walters and Bartenders'
union Of this city and members of
other unions filled the large hall in the
Central Labor temple Friday night to
hear Jere l. Sullivan, secretary treas
urere of the Hotel and Restaurant En-
ployeS' International Alliance and Bar
tenders League of America, speak He
was introduced by Ed. Levy, president
of the union.
Mr.. Sullivan made a spirited address
along the lines of union labor, showing
what perseverance, determination, and
united effort can accomplish when a
consistent effort is made He gave a
brief history Of the organization. stat
ing that 10 years ago only 500 members
composed the strength of their inter-
national union, while now it has a
membership of $4,000, having taken in
10000 new members in the past two
years In the past y months $500
members Joined the union.
He Impressed strongly upon the union
lists present that perfection in organ
lzatlon IS necessary for a union to
progress and that he was proud to say
ne represented SUCH an organization.
Mr.. Sullivan left for Los Angeles at 10
o'clock Friday night
surprise was sprung on the mem
bers of Electrical Workers union No
9S5, when word was received here from
Sedalla, No, that A. r. Jones, president
of the union, who departed for the east
three weeks ago to spend a months
vacation, haS been married in that city
Mr.. Jones and his bride, a native of
Sedalia, are expected to arrive in Ell
Paso Nov. I. Mr. Jones is employed by
the Western Union Telegraph company.
J. P. Duffy, third vice president Of the
international Bricklayers and Masons'
Union of North America and Canada,
who has been in Ell Paso four weeks
on official business for the union. re-
z..Tw- f-d
secretary, to go to San Francisco at
once. Mr. Duffy will leave here Sunday
morning. His departure will not inter
fere with the plans of the international
arrive here soon to consider the pur-
chase of a local brick plant, or a build
ing site for the erection of a plant
e. E Dickson has completed the
electrical wiring in the residence of
Stanley Bevan in the HOO block on East
Wyoming street. He is employed by
the National TelegraphOne company and
is member of Electrical Workers
J. T. Bippus finished the electrical
wiring in four store rooms, corner
Fourth and FL PasO streets, for J. Nor
gan. He is a member of Electrical
Workers union No. 583 and employed
by the National Telegraphone company.
C c. NordhOlm is rewriting the old |
Jenkins building, corner Texas and
Stanton streets, and has completed the |
electrical work in PeytOn's market. He |
is employed by the Ell Paso Electrical |
Supply company and is a member of |
Electrical Workers union No $50
H. Braem and his brother are doing /
The plaster work on the new bungalow !
in the 210O block on East Boulevard for /
Perry Kirkpatrick. Both men are /
members of the Plasterers' union.
Nick Carson has begun the plaster /
work on the old Jenkins building for /
J. / Hewitt & Son. He is a member of I
the Plasterers' union
c. c. Dunn has completed the cleo 4
-rical wiring on the new army hospital /
1t FIT Bliss and the Jesuit brothers |
school on South Oregon street He is