Denver labor bulletin., 1916-08-12
I.T.U. CONVENTION
TO MEET MONDAY
Baltimore Typos to Give ViSi-
tors an Creole Time
A Day in Washington Will Be One Of
the Entertainment Features
During the Week

All arrangements have been completed
for the siNty-second session OF the In
ternational typographical Union, which
meets in Baltimore next Monday. Au-
gust Il. The Hotel Emerson has been
selected as the Official headquarters,
while the sessions of the convention will
be held at the Richmond Market hall.
Members OF Baltimore typographical
Union No. l2 have arranged an elaborate
program of entertainment for the dele
gates and visitors, and are expecting to
be hosts for a record crowd
There are many places of historical
interest in the Monumental City and Vi
cinity. besides Chesapeake bay. with its
wondrous scenic beauties in their full
glory during the month of August.
1t has also been arranged for the con-
vention crowd to be the guests of Column
bia typographical Union No. l0l, at the
National capital, for one day. The dele
gates and visitors will be entertained in
a manner that will be unique at conven-
tions-
Sunday Outing on Chesapeake.
Saturday night, beginning at 5 o'clock,
there will be a social gathering at the
Hotel Emerson, where a buffet luncheon
will be served and acquaintanceships NAV
be formed and renewed.
Sunday at 10 a. IN. the guests of the
convention city will embark on the
steamer Louise, leaving Pier l6, Light
street. for an all-day trip on Chesa-
peake bay. On this trip a box luncheon
Will be served. The boat will return TO
the city about c p. m
Monday afternoon our guests will view
the city on an automobile trip, tho
crab feast at one of the shores may be
substituted for this feature.
Tuesday will be Washington day. 4
reduced rate for the round trip will be
made by the railway Officials, and
Washington union will take care of the
convention for that day. To those who
have never visited the nations capital
this feature of the entertainment will
prove of special interest. At any rate.
Washington union will see TO it that
every person visiting the seat OF gov
erument will get the best that can be
had.
Members of the Law Committee.
Wednesday night the entertainment
features of the convention will close
with a moonlight excursion on the hay.
After this round of nautical and his
torical pleasures the delegates to the
sixty-second session of the International
AAANAA NAAN0AN ~ - ~
tackle any typographical problem and
solve il wisely and for keeps.
President Scott has appointed the fol-
lowing delegates to compose the commit
tee on laws at the Baltimore conventions:
James j. Hoban. chairman. Cleveland
Union No. So: l. r. Wanbaugh, Harris
burg Union No. IA; Thomas F. Kanc,
Boston Union No. IS; Kenneth NJ.
Forbes. Jersey City Union No, %; Elmer
L. Scott. Chicago Union No l6; Fred c,
Jaegle, Los Angeles Union No, Ia; F.
O. Martin, st, Joseph Union No. 40,
Colorado's delegation left Monday on
a special Pullman over the Rock Island,
starting from Colorado Springs. In the
party were Delegates Frank J. Pulver
and Robert F. Jones of Denver No. 40;
]. Charles Deus and wife of Pueblo No,
l75. and w. j. Suider of Colorado
Springs No. 50. Delegate William Court
ncy and two members of the Woman's
Auxiliary of Salt Lake City became
members OF the party at Colorado
Springs.
In addition to the delegates the fol-
lowing booster committee for bringing
the 1917 convention to Colorado Springs
were members of the party: John ].
Daley. w. |. Reilly, j. +. Cheeley and F,
d. Woodworth. Colorado Springs will
have little opposition for the next CON
vention.