Evening journal., 1914-09-02
labor HOST IS
READY TO March
Central Body Announces
Formation and Other De-
tails of Parade
DIVISION MARSHALS
ARE AGREED ON


Eighty-nine delegates of the Central |
Labor Union met last evening. when /.
reports were received from the COM !
mittee cooperating with the business /
men for a do il for Wilmington
Labor Day" parade.
Chief Marshal Scott. of the labor
mems division, announced the lineup
of the affiliated organizations in the
parade as follows:
Carpenters Union, form on north
side of Fifth street, west of French;
Plumbers, same.
Printers Union, north side of Fifth
street, east of French.
House Painters Union, south side of
Fifth street, east of French. Machin-
lists, same.
Car and Ship Painters Union, west
side of French street. south of Fifth.
Patternmakers' Union. east side of
French street, south of Fifth.
Barbers' Union, north side of Fourth
street, east of French. Bricklayers'
Union, same.
Shoepolishers' Union, south side of
Fourth street, east of French.
Hod Carriers Union, form on west
side of French street, south of Third.
Bottle Sealers' Operatives Unions
(male and female) to follow. Place in
formation to be assigned to them by
Chief Marshal Scott, as will other
unions not represented at the meeting
of the Central Labor Union last even
ing. The Teamsters' Union, with its
large and beautifully decorated float,
will also be assigned to a position by
the chief marshal.
DR.. Emanuel Schneider and David
Snellenburg acknowledged the central
body's invitation to review the parade
at Horse Show Park.
Representative of the Women s
Federal Union we're present and ad-
dressed the meeting during a recess.
Following this delegates we're seated
from several unions, they being as fol-
lows: Barbers' Union. N. A. Stradley
and Nicholas D'Onofrio; Bartenders
Union. Thomas f. Holland, Charles
Emmons and Charles +. Walker.
The affiliated organizations reported
conditions of trades as follows: Bar
tenders, fair; brewery workers, good
bricklayers, good; cigarmakers, no re-
port: house painters, good; carpen-
ters. good; horseshoers. no report
stage employees, getting busy; car anc
ship painters, dull; plumbers. very
good: hod carriers, very good; team
sters. good; plasterers, busy; pattern
makers, about the same as last yeal
this time; paperhangers, fairly busy
printers, very good; musicians, yer!
busy; BARRIERS, good.
The following will serve as mar
shals of their organizations in tn
parade: John II. Hickey, Carpenters
Union: John Price. Plumbers Union
Nicholas Vilone, Shoe Polishers; l. j
Kent. Hod Carriers; George Griffith
House Painters; Leonard Cooper. Ca
and Ship Painters: Charles p. Sayloi
I Printers; John Dalzell, Machinists; K
4 Newlin, Patternmakers; r. S. Monci
= Plasterers (delegation) Willia1
I Schaeffer, Teamsters; George Leacl
q Bricklayers' Union.
= There are still some organization
n which have not, as yet, selected the
/ marshals, but it is believed that tn
= presidents of these locals Will prot
! ably serve in that capacity.
q During good of the order" man
o of the delegates spoke on the pros
b poets for the coming parade. GLOW
/. ings reports were heard on all sides.
n The Central Labor Union, befol
AZ closing, authorized the secretary
or write a letter of recommendation fC
n Harry A. Kressgre, a well know
or member of Local Union No. 6S5, Jou
10 neymen BARRIERS Information Unio
N who is applying for a position on Il
o. police force-the letter of recommel
s. dation to be forwarded to the poll
commission.