El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-11-18
News Of the Railroads and Union Labor Organizations
Building Trades Council to
Move Back to Central Hall

! ing that the new union meet in the
Central Labor hall. f. c. Standish al
so spoke in behalf of the Central La
I Dor hall
The Cooks and Walters union was
organized recently by F. c. Standish
and has met in the Building Trades
hall since its organization. Z. Lowe,
ST.. president, presided. i. D. Skinner,
union excellent. Attendance was good
Corset Workers Delegates to Leave.
Miss Iva Hall and Mrs. Clara Pier
son, who have been in the city for the
past week representing the Corset
Workers union, of Kalamazoo, Mich,
which has been on strike since March,
1912, were guests Sunday at the home
Of F. c. Standish, at 131 Atlanta street
They also made trip to the summit
Of Mt. Franklin.
Mrs. Pierson and Miss Hall both
speak highly Of the hospitality shown
them by the FL PasO unions and stores
since their arrival here. They say that
FL PaSO is the second city in the
United states that they have visited
in which they have not found the brand
Of goods made by the Kalamazoo Cor
set company.
They leave here Wednesday morning
for Globe and Miami Ar1z, on their
way TO the Pacific coast.
They expressed themselves greatly
surprised to find such a modern city
as 81 PasO and have extended their
their moral and financial support.
They say FL Paso will surely be spok-
en- of by them on their tour of the
United States Both women have been
on the read for their union since May
1912,
The regular weekly meeting of the
BrlclElayers' union viii be held tonight
at Building Trades hau at S O'Clock
VIM. Fayram is president; Frank J.
Williams IS the secretary.
William Paradice will call the regu-
lar weekly session of the Plumbers
union to order tonight at the Central
Labor hall William Meisel is secre-
The PIasterers' union will hold its
regular weekly meeting tonight at the
Building Trades hall II. Reese, presi-
dent will preside L S. Taylor is
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
lodge No. so viii meet tonight at the
Central Labor hall J. H Shaw, presi-
dent VIII call the meeting to order
The secretary is J. A. Dickey.
The Painters union has released its
business manager. T. G. WOOdman, who
held the Office for two months. The
office mas been suspended by the union.
The painters report work very poor,
saying most of the men are idle and
many leaving town.
Geo Peckham. q member of the Sheet
Metal Workers union, returned to
work today after a days layOff, at the
Acme Sheet Metal Works.
Sam Baynes has finished the large
COPPER window at the shop of H
WeIsch company for the new Ainsa
residence on Mesa avenue. He is a
member of the Sheet Metal Workers
union
A R. Thompson applied to the Sheet
Metal Workers union for a transfer
card and has gone to Fit. Worth, where
he expects to locate. He was employed
by the MOmsen, Dunnegan, Ryan COM
pany.
Foreman A R. Webb. John Vance,
L. Bailey, ". Heighsmith,> c. Borden,
Ralph Taylor, and Otis Jones have fin
ished the rOUghing work in a new five
room bungalow in Grand View for
Perry Kirkpatrick These men are
members of the Carpenters union. The
same crew have begun the finish work
on a new bungalow in 2300 block on
Montana street for the same company
c. Chenoweth and his son, Charles.
are remodeling the front at the New
Orleans bar Both are members of the
Carpenters union.