Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-26
Printing Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

designated for their formation at head
of the second division, Eighteenth and
Welton. Each member will wear a
white hat, light shirt mo outside sus-
penders), dark tie and dark trousers. and
carry union shield. A band has been
secured to head the union Pioneer
members and pensioners will be provided
with automobiles. All members are
urged to be at place of assembling
promptly on time.
Delegate L. j. Daniels OF Dallas CTex.)
Typographical Union No l73 submitted
twenty-seven propositions to the /. T. L.
convention in Baltimore last week to
change the general laws of the organiza-
tion. He didn't succeed in getting by
with single one. Much of the printed
daily proceedings We're taken up by
something like this:
Proposition No. 37-By Delegate Dan
iels, Dallas.
Committee reports unfavorably.
Delegate Daniels urged adoption OF
the proposition.
The report OF the committee was
adopted"
Katherine Williamson and Nellie
Smith, former members OF Denver Typo
graphical Union No. 40, We're visitors at
the l. T. L. convention in Baltimore last
week. Both are now connected with the
Woman's Institute OF Domestic Arts and
Sciences in New York.
Friends in Denver have received inyi-
tations announcing the wedding next
Wednesday at the home of the bride in
Fort Collins OF Charles F. Fluke of
Grand Junction typographical Union
to Miss Stella May Hinkle.
Mrs. Earl Scheiman and baby of Kan
sas City are visiting at the home of f.
| u. Scheimsn of the Post chapel. father
| of Earl. who served his apprenticeship in
/ Denver and Is now employed on the Kan
sas City Star
Christopher Murphey, member of the
/ New York Photo Engrayers Union and
] brother OF Miss T. T. Murphey. proof
I reader on the Post, died a week ago last
/ Sunday iu Adams Memorial at Oakes
{ Home, this city. Burial was in Mount
/ olivet cemetery Wednesday OF last
/ week. Among the many beautiful floral
/ tributes was "a large cross piece from the
] Post chapel. Deceased first came 10
] Denver for his health four years ago. and
! returned 10 New York much improved.
! This proved only temporary. however,
and be was again compelled to become a
resident at Oakes Home. where he lived
for the past two year. or more. Miss Muir.
phey will leave Sunday for New York
where she will visit relatives and rest
for two months.
Blanche Branch. the dramatic soprano
wife OF Frank Branch of the Post chapel
has returned from a two weeks outing
at Elk Lodge, Pine Grove, Colorado.
i. j. Hurd and family motored up to
Fort Collins last Sunday and report a
most enjoyable trip.
Foreman George c. Mccormick OF the
Post WIS in Greeley this week attending
the State Grand Lodge meeting OF the
Knights Of Pythias. He was accompanied
by his wife and party in an automobile
which was decorated for the street pa.
gcant and equipped with chime bells as
an additional novelty. George is some
fan when it comes TO Pythianism.
Walter R Phillips, wife and two chill,
dren of Decatur, ILL.,. have been in Den.
yer for two weeks visiting at the home
of Carl w. Phillips, a brother, employed
on the Post. Mr.. Walter X. Phillips is
cashier OF the Wells Fargo Express com,
pany in Decatur.
Among the few propositions adopted
by the |. L. L. convention last week wa.
one by Delegates Frank J. Pulvcr and
Robert +. Jones OF Denver providing fol
I
At the closing session OF the I. T. L
convention in Baltimore an arbitration
agreement with the American Publishers
Association was ratified The agree
ment is to cover a period of five wears
beginning May /, 1917. Under its term,
every difference OF the members of the
union with their employers will be set
tied by arbitration along fixed lines.
IL Vtl l.,
after six weeks spent at Manitou. Jack
said he got tired sitting around listen
ing TO the hardening OF his arteries and
is again struggling with his old Merg
on the Times.
J. C. Barker, Times monotype caster
is back at work after month al
Grousemont, in the upper reaches OF tn,
Platte canon. He has enough fish storie,
to last until Christmas and not reepat
once.
Il. :. Marshall of the Times chape
and II. II. Buckwalter, movie picture
man, are over in Grand county after
game chickens. They are reported &c
have sighted Il covey.
William II. Tamplin, publisher of the
Journal at Tekamah. Neb.. brother OF
Ben Tamplin of the Post chapel. was .
visitor in Denver last week and made
a social call at The Bulletin office.
George Locker of Lincoln. Neb., en-
route 10 the Union Printers Home
stopped over in Denver this week. He
was delegate TO the 1909 |. T. U. con.
vention at st, Joseph While in town
he called on his old friends and former
shopmates, James A. McNamara and
Charles Barngrover.
Colorado delegates to the l. T. L. con-
vention in baltimore last week were ap.
pointed by President Scott on import
ant committees, as follows: Frank y,