Denver labor bulletin., 1915-07-24
Printing Trades
TYPoGRAPHICAL.

suggested by PRESIDENT FRANK j. fulNel
OF ID. r. U. No. 40 and will be consid-
cred at the Forthcoming l. T. U. conven-
ton in Los Angeles. A draft of the
resolution to be introduced by the Den
yer delegates is as follows:
Whereas, Active members OF the In
ternationaI Typographical Union who,
in their official capacity or thru their
sense of moral obligation to departed
brothers and sisters OF our organization,
have participated in the burial OF de-
ceased members, have noted with regret
the absence OF a uniform burial service
to be read on such occasions; and
Whereas. l. T. U. Memorial Day is
now generally observed by local unions,
and il would be only fitting and proper
for an organization such as ours TO have
some such uniform burial service for use
on this day; Therefore, be it
Resolved, By the sixty-first session
of the international Typographical I'm
ion. assembled in Los Angeles, CAL that
the president OF this organization is
hereby authorized to name a committee
of five members, whose duty IL shall be
TO prepare > non-sectaTian burial service
suitable for use on such occasions; the
same 10 be submitted TO the siNty-seeond
convention for its approval; and, be it
further
Resolved. in the event OF the final
adoption OF such uniform burial service.
the same shall be printed in the book
OF laws OF the international Typograph-
ical Union
Arrangements have about been com
pleted by the Denver Ex-Delegates' as
sociation for entertaining delegations
which will stop off here going to the
Los Angeles meeting. AT meeting
last Sunday afternoon in the union rooms
a general committee charged with the
duty OF perfecting details WAS appointed,
consisting of President Frank j. Pull
yer. chairman; James \. Mcnamara. A.
T. kniil. Mrs. Katherine williamson.
Oscar Anderson. Frank c. Birdsall, Ray
Wilson and Clint G. Houston. The Big
SIX delegation OF $50 viii arrive on a
special train at : a. m. Friday. July 80.
and b. IN Denver until a m. Satur-
day They will probably BE- accompan-
led hy the Big SIN band OF 20 pieces.
The reception committee, comprising the
entire membership OF the EN-Delegates
association. will escort the party to the
Albany hotel for breakfast. An auto
mobile ride over the city and suburbs
viii be given the party and in the
evening they viii be entertained at
Lakeside A special train from St
Louis. Kau,a- city and other Missouri
points viii reach Denver At noon sun
day. Augut J. This party will remain
here Tor three hour, and be entertained
with a sigh; seeing auto trip. Wednes-
day. August I. the Chicago special i
scheduled to reach Denver, but a. the
party stops for only Is minutes no
special entertainment i TO be under
taken. Other smaller parties will pass
thru Denver during the week and be
taken care of a. the length of their visit
presents opportunity. Especial atten-
iion VIII BE- gwen the lady visitors. A
committee 10 look after their entertain
ment with Mrs. Williamson as chair
man. includes all the women members of
No. 80, and wives, sisters and daughters
of eN-delegates.
Tomorrow, Sunday. July p, Charles
:. Scmper. ID. T. L. No. 4a's oldest
member. will celebrate his S5th birthday.
As usual number of pioneer printers
will 20 to Charles ranch at Sempcr. on
the Boulder interurban, and spend the
day with him and his wife. who live
thcro alone IN peaceful enjoyment of
their old age. IL was in Mr.. Sempcr'.
home. in 1859. that Denver Typograph-
ical Union was originally organized.
II
Laramie. Wyo. for the past four
months. has returned to Denver and has
his work sign on exhibition at the Post
The Post chapel Is now supporting
thirty five subs. distributed as follows;
Machine side. ~; ad room. .: makeup.
3; profroom. T. This is said to- he y
high record.
AT the last meeting OF Pueblo Typo.
graphical Union. President !. Charlie.
Deus made the following committee ap-
pointmeuts Tor the ensuing year: Laws.
Fred h. DlIvall. Frank NJ Sloan and
Frank J. Tullis; Label. \. r. Deus. c. II.
Smith and H. l.. Peterson: sanitary. II.
NJ. Christ man. j. o. Laurence and +. G,
elliott: Reading Clerk, c. H. Smith.
A romance that started at the death
bed OF his mother two years ago resulted
saturday in Rober, c. Albrook, a prom
reader employed by the Brock. llaffncr
Engraving company. prominent mem
Der of No. 10 and at one time a candi-
date for !. I. L. secretary-t treasurer,
obtaining "A license to wed Miss Amy
Rollcstone. 2Si South Lafayette street.
Miss Rollestonc. trained nurse. was en-
gagged by Albrook to take care of his
invalid mother. and the acquaintance
thus formed decpencd into love.
President Frank ]. Pulvcr has an.
uounced the following delegate appoint
ments TO fill vacancies; Allied Printing
Trades Council. Thomas J. Duffy; Trades
Assembly. Pete Rose. Leo Cu,hbertson
and \ NJ Daniel.
George overdcar, Fort Wayne. Ind,
typo, stopped over in Denver this week
en- route home from the Panama eNposi.
ton to visit with +. ID. Schciman OF the
Post chapel, mder whom he graduated
in the art preservative.
Edward Sims. delegate from Wheel
inr w M nnnninirl a member of the