El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-13
Delegates VIII Discuss 1t
Tonight; Other Business
to Be Taken Up.
By John Harm. stereOtypers UniOn)

nv John Harm. StereOtypers UniOn0
ERGING of local unions under
M the one organization of the Cen
4 Il trail Labor union and the elm
nation of all friction which may have
resulted from two separate organlZa-
tons will be discussed tonight at lhe
meeting of the Central LABOR uIiO ~
The meeting has been called by J; -
Ferguson president, who Will presloe-
F F. Tufano is the secretary. At to-
nights meeting other important ousl-
ness also will be taken up -
William Fayram and F. J. Williams
officials of the Bricklayers' union, nave
issued a call for a special meeting 10
be held at the Building Trades nan
Tuesday evening at 100
c. z. Shener is doing the painting
and decorating work on the W. L. dlA-
son residence. on West BouleNaru- NJ
is a member of the Painters union anu
s employed by Fred Eicke.
L, W. Moore expects to begin the
painting on the front of the Palace
saloon Tuesday morning. He Is a mem
her of the Painters union and is en-
DlOyed by W. r Allen.
T. Goodwin, a member of the Painters
Union has begun the painting on the
new residence of Lieut.. Coppeck of the
second cavalry near the Country cluo'
He IS employed by w. r. Allen.
s. s. Hodgkins. a member OF the
Painters union, who has been on the
sick list for several days, has recovered
and returned to work.
V H. Lawton. who is doing painting
work at the Dakota flats, stepped on
a nail. He will be laid up for several
days. He is employed by c. H VIII
Iiams company.
The regular semi meeting
of the Bartenders' union was held sun
day afternoon at the Central Labor hall
President Ed Levy presided. Election
of officers was ordered to be held at
the next regular meeting. The at
tendance was good and an interesting
session was held. Charles Holdren Is
secretary.
c. f. Meyer, president of the Theat-
rical Stage Employees union called the
semi-monthly meeting of that body to
order Sunday morning at the Central
Labor hall. The meeting was well at
tended and Bruce Steel, secretary, re-
ported work at the trade improving.
c. E. Webb. a member of the Paint
ers and Paperhangers' union, has re-
turned from AlamOgOrdC, where he
was doing painting work. He has TAX
en- n position with Day and Wills com
pany, who have the contract for paint
ing the new Mission school, corner OF
Third and Florence streets.
7 w Manning. 6 HaaE, John
Schurtz and A. f. Talbot are doing the
painting and decorating work on the
new home Of the Jenkins Piano COM
pany on Texas street. These men are
members of the Painters and Paper
hangers union and employed by A.
GOlding.
]. c. Condor, member of the Paint
ers and Paperhangers' union. has
position as clerk at the Acme cigar
store for a short time
F.. W. Hare is doing the paperhang-
ing at the residence lis st. Vrain
street He is a member of the Paint
ers' and Paperhangers' union and en-
plOyed by W. r. Allen.
E. B. Mansfield, a member of the
Bartenders' union is very seriously i'll
a week ago. He receives a sick bene-
fit of 81 per week.
Bert Gamble, bartender at the AT *
bar, s on the sick list is improving
and expects to be back to work in