Denver labor bulletin., 1915-12-25
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

Special breakfast and supper score carus
are also arranged. but the dinner bill
gives the best idea~ of the big eats in
store for those who are fortunate enough
to be residing at the Home on this merry
Christmas day:
Dinner Twelve O'Clock Noon
Pineapple Sherbet
Consomme Royale
Queen Olives Salted Almonds Celery
Roast Young Turkey, Giblet Gravy
Cranberry Jelly Oyster Dressing
Mashed Potatoes
Baked Hubbard Squash
Fruit Salad, Mayonnaise Dressing
Parker House Rolls
English Plum Pudding. Brandy Sauce
Ice Cream Assorted Cakes
Fruit Candy Mixed NUT
Coffee Tea Milk
Then from the mint walks forth the man
of rhyme,
Happy to catch me, just at dinner-time.
Pope.
In all of the Denver newspaper and
Job offices there has been great rush
of work and for the first time in months
there were no idle printers in town and
in a few instances the demand exceeded
the supply. Besides the unusually good
holiday advertising both the News and
Post are issuing large New Years edi-
tions. so that work in the machine and
sd rooms has kept day and night forces
employed Therefore no empty stockings
will be found this year in the homes OF
Denver printers.
An important annual meeting of the
Allied Printing Trades Benefit Associa-
tion will BE- held tomorrow Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, in Trades Union
hall, Quincy building. Secretary Birdsall
has mailed cards TO all members urging
them TO attend. Some action will be
taken regulating The payment Of sick
benefits. There are now ten members
drawing benefits. the largest number At
one time since the association was organ
iEed-
George Kirschner. formerly Of the
Eastwood -Kirschner Printing Company
is now working in the ad room OF the
Post
beautiful Christmas cards have been
received at The Bulletin office from
President AIarsden g. Scott and secre-
tAry John ". Hays of the International
Typographical Union.
At this writing gasoline Is quoted nj
the corner filling stations in Denver Al
2l cents per short gallon Should it in
cline another point about forty-five
members of ID. T. L. No. i9 will advertise
pleasure carts for sale.
+. C. Speakman OF the Times chapel
I is confined to his home by serious i'll
ncss-
Ellis Gregg OF the Post chapel lef,
"Wednesday to spend the holidays on his
fertile ranch up in Morgan county BE
ing farmer pluto has its perquisites al
all Seasons of the year.
W. :. Holmes, prcofreader at the
Western Newspaper Union office. was
the first man 10 rush into The Bulletin
office with a silver dollar to pay his
I subscription Monday after the new man
agcnent had taken possession. The va.
I Is now open for others TO follow IN hi-
footprints.
Mrs. W. J. Mummery OF Michigan
niece OF Secretary Frank c. Birdsall, who
was taken seriously i'll while here on :.
visit. IL much improved and a rapid ne
covcry is predicted by the attending
physicians.
Hank o'Day. formerly OF Colorado
Springs. Is subbing on the machine s'd,
OF the Post. Too busy this week to
write poetry or hand out philosophical
punts.
Charles Christy, who has just com
pletcd two months course in perfect
ing himself as a linotypist at the chi-
cago Inland Printer school, returned 10
Denver this week and is now open for Is
permanent engagement.
4 grand Christmas rattle was pnlico
off in the Post chapel Monday afternoon.
Comrade Emil klunker. acting as mastei
OF ceremonies. Nice fat turkeys wer,
and Frank McNulty. Juicy ducks were
won by Mrs. Grace Kennedy, Harry Kit
to and w. II. Ncighbor. The writer IL
disappointed in not receiving bid to
dinner from either OF the above fortun
ates.
Alfred ]. Hendryson OF the Wahlgreeh
chapel and Harry +. Ilendryson of the
Eamcs Bros chapel. brothers, have both
been on the sick list for the past two
weeks, but are reported as convalcscine.
The post chapel grand annual Christ
mas pool of over SlO0 was shaken out"
Tuesday afternoon. First prize was won
by Jake Wander Percl and Miss F. +.
Murphy; second, Harry Wander Perel;
third, Ray Wilson; fourth, Elmer +. Nc.
Clclland; BOBBY. Vic Larson. Seventy
others received Merry Christmas smile.
The Christmas number of the Good
Samaritan, journal of brotherly love pub
lished by the Los Angeles Tribune chapel,
has reached The Bulletin sanctum. II IL
prctentious publication, full of pep,
and embcllished by livid colors. cartoons
and lifclike halftone productions. That's
bright bunch on the L. A. Tribune.
Couldn't be otherwise when 80 many OF
the good boys are from Denver.
Vancouver typographical Union No.
go is out for the 1919 l. T. U. convcn.
tion. The boys up there have il touted
ont this wnv, Raltimore 1910. Colorado