Denver labor bulletin., 1915-11-06
Printers Home Notes
(From SAM BoLL.)

Visiting printers during the week at
the Home were Miss Frances and L. NJ.
Tillinghast, both members of Typo
graphical union No. l3, Boston; Harry
Huson of No. l6, Chicago, and R. A
Jones and wife, member of No. 1928,
Streator. III.
Many delegates and officers of the
American Federation OF Labor, on their
way westward to attend the annual con-
vention next week in San Francisco, will
visit this city and the Home during
the week.
Philip H. Muller, delegate to the A.
r. of l.. convention, member of Cigar
makers union No. ~, Detroit, Mich,
visited the Home last Friday.
At the Sunday night concert and NOV
ing picture show last Sunday evening
the entertainer was Dale Moye, who re-
cited The Song OF the Wage Slave"
very pathetically, besides good musical
selections by Prof Fred Fink's orchestra.
Two sociable visitors at the Home
last Wednesday were frankie Burns of
Oakland and Frankie Smith OF Berkeley.
Cal, both being members of the manly
art and well known to the fistic arena.
They were the guests OF two printer
friends. Harry J. Mccain. resident of
No. 6. New York city, and John Cronin
of No. 2l. San Francisco, Cal.
A very delightful automobile ride,
given by Superintendent John C. Daley
dents. was generously and heartily en-
joyed by sixteen last Thursday after
noon. The pleasant days outing, which
included a distance OF over thirty-three
miles, was a trip taken out 10 the Wood
men sanitorium, then to Glen Eyrie,
Garden OF the Gods, passing thru Ramo-
ma, Colorado City and return, in two
hours and ten minutes.
There was joyful Halloween cele-
bration last Saturday night at the
Home A nicely arranged masquerade
party and dance by Superintendent and
Mrs. John {. Daley for the special bene-
fit OF the employees. as well a. the resi-
dents. was held on that evening. The
fun began about 500 p. m. when some
thirty OF the employees. both male and
female. in eomical and unique cos
tunes, marched thru the library, assem-
bly, room and Railways. creating quite
hilarious amusement. proceeding then TO
the dining room. where the fun and
dancing continued for few hours
Ducking for apples was one of the laugh
able events enjoyed by ALL Delicious
cider. douehnuts and apples were re-
freshments served. Everyone present
was well pleased over the evenings
amusement and general good time.
Frank L. Rist. who visited herr last
Sunday night. is an old member of the
I. T. u. and was pleased to happily meet
two of his friends at the home. They
We're Captain" Ezra Lewis of Typo
graphical union No. /. indianapolis. Ind
and Captain William L. Musser OF Typo
graphical union No. ,, Cincinnati. O.
One OF the welcome visitors attending
the concert last Sunday night was
General Charles A. Gordon. % years
old. veteran employe of the Colorado
Springs & lntcrurban Railway company
and pioneer resident of this city OF
over forty years. very hale and hearty
for his longevity. and well known to
many residents OF the Home. He was
accompanied by Mrs. w. ID. buchanan
and Mrs. S. d. Fuller. whose husbands
are members of Division 10. Local
Street Railway association.
There were some prominent guests
and movies at the Home last Sunday
night. Those present We're w. d..
Mahon of Detroit. international president
Amalgamatcd Association Street and
Electric Railway Employees of America; /;
Rein Orr, international treasurer OF the
same organization: Frank l. Rist. mem
ber of Typographical union No. 3. Gin
cinnati. editor and publisher OF the
Chronicle, official labor paper of that
city. and also district organizer OF the
American Federation of Labor. They
were the guests upon their visi. here OF
two members of the executive board.
Adrian ogie and NJ. S. Meisner of Di-
vision 10, Colorado Springs Local Street
Railway association. Under the g,,id.
ance of Superintendent J. C. Daley the
visitors viewed many parts of the insti-
tuition and seemed greatly pleased. They
We're on their way to the A. F. of l..
convention in San Francisco