Denver labor bulletin., 1915-05-29
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

ical Union No. 40 in Riverside cemetery.
The committee of arrangements. consist
ing of C. r. Breidenstein. A NJ Warner
and Mark ID. Tyler, has prepared an ap-
propriate program for this annual trib-
ute to departed brothers. most of those
participating being members of the un-
ion. The program will be as follows:
Prayer-W. II. Neighbor.
Vocal music Beautiful Isle of Some
where" by Orpheus Male Quartet.
Messrs. c. Grin Lancaster. l. Il. Fitz-
gerald, r. w. Hynes and l.. G.. Mowrev.
Opening address-President Frank j.
Pulver
Vocal music-'Lead Kindly Light"
Orpheus Quartet
Roll call of deceased members -Secre-
tary Frank c. Birdsall.
Decoration of graves
Address-Clint c. Houston.
Vocal music-@Nearer. Ny God. To
Thee" Orpheus Quartet.
Benediction.
During the past year six members of
No. 40 have been added to the roster of
departed. Mrs. Flora l.. Schultze. Art w.
Gird, Blaine c. Jones. Dana : Knox.
James Conway and Philip f. smith
All members of the union. their wives
families and friends. are requested to at
tend the ceremony and the public is in
vited to be present. Take Riverside cars
at central loop or on Stout street. Those
attending should arrange to leave the
downtown district not later than =
o'clock. Cars go direct to cemetery
gate.
Word was received in Denver this
week that William b. Prescott. former
international president and for several
years head OF the l. +. L. Technical
Trade School. had suffered a stroke OF
paralysis in his right arm and leg at
his home in Chicago. He is confined in
the Park hospital of that city and was
said TO be in very serious condition.
having been unconscious since receiving
the stroke. Prescott has scores OF
friends in Denver and throughout the
international jurisdiction who hope for
his recovery.
Wherever printers are wont TO con-
gregate 1t Will be pleasing news To learn
that ". T. t"kId"I Shields. formerly
president OF d. r. L. No. 10. now OF
Chicago, has sufficiently recovered from
recent serious attack OF uremic pois.
ouing TO return 10 work. Shields -tin
retains membership iu the Denver Print
ing Trades Benefit Association and
weeks benefit received was some lift
at time of need.
\. r. Lewis, for some years secretary
treasurer OF Cheyenne Union No. ls4 has
moved TO Denver and Is showing up on
the machine side Of the Post
Bob Fischer and Al Lindquist. both
former Denver typos. are playing Class
bali ON the same team at Portland
=
George &. Mccormick. foreman of the
Post. leaves next Tuesday for a vaea-
iion trip East and expects To visit Wash
ington. Philadelphia. New York aud Bos-
ton.
Web Burrows and George Jones sent
their first fish story OF the ssnson to
The Bulletin office this week. but a.
If was not accompanied by any evidence
Of fact. space j. not deleted herewith
thereunto.
Harvey Songer has arrived from Pueb-
10 and has his work slip mp ON the ad
side of the Post.
Mrs. w. 7. Guild. wife of Bill" pa ssed
through Denver this week en- route irom
Cheyenne to Montro-c. where Guild i
now business manager of the Moutrose
Daily Press.
chapel left Tuesday for Lincoln. Neb..
and promised to return next week with
the most beautiful blushing bride the
South Platte metropolis ever permitted
TO get away.
Homer +. Dunn. former foreman of
the Rocky Mountain News. now travel
ing office efficiency expert for the Mcr-
ganthalcr Linotype company with head
quarters ia Chicago, was a welcome ris.
itor IN Denver this week and made
pleasant call at The Bulletin sanctum
Homer covers twenty three states and
says he has only visited his family three
times in nine months. Judging from
appearances. however. travelling agrees
with him. for he i tat and just a. genial
as ever.
Frank :. Mullahy. secretary treasurer
Pueblo No. l15. was in Denver this week
a delegate to the Knights of Colum-
bus state convention. said printing con-
tions in his live town were beginning to
gather ON better speed
\ round robin" is threatened in the
Post chapel to bar Vic Larson from pur-
chasing numbers in the weekly pool. He
has copped the prize five times in six
weeks. lie ought to run for commission
cr of safety.
Mrs. J. NJ. Trcster, mother OF Mrs
Jack Oliver OF Denver. died last week
at her present home in Wisconsin. Mrs
Oliver going there to attend the fu-
neral. Some years ago Mrs. Trcster con-
Quoted popular printers boarding
house in pes Moines. and was known to
scores OF travelling typos.
James NJ. Lynch. former |. I. L. pres
idcnt and member of the New York in.
drstrial commission. was elected |. +. L.
delegate from Syracuse at Wednesdays
election and will be one of the live ones
among the "gangstcrs" at the Los An.
ycles convention in August.