Denver labor bulletin., 1916-12-30


donna, done before the altar of the
Blessed Virgin in the Cathedral of the
Immaculate Conception. Father Hugh
McAtenamin of the cathedral granted the
courtesy and the picture was used in the
last Sundays issue OF the Post. Miss
Murphy was chosen because OF her clas-
sic profile and many comments were
made upon her rare beauty and grace as
a madonna.
Mrs. Ed. Card, wife of the night fore
man of the Post, who has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, is reported to have
passed the crisis and physicians state
that her recovery is now promising.
Harry Wander Perel is not wearing a
wrist watch this week, therefore Sher-
lock Holmes is not necessary to disclose
the fact that Harry's best girl received
a handsome Christmas present.
Frank Z. Allen has come down from
his mountain ranch and is subbing on
the machine side of the Post.
c. II. Peterson, former well known
Denver typo, sends letter of Christmas
greetings from Milwaukee. Saws he has
worked six days I week since last Aug
ust and that printing conditions there
are exceptionally good.
W. c. Hercules is operating machine
for the Quality Press shop in CHEYENNE
Mrs. l.. NJ. White, mother law OF
I'd Hurd OF the Hurd Printing company.
died last week and was buried Sunday
afternoon.
No 49's members resident in the Union
Printers Home and the l. r. L. pension
ets who were remembered by the union
with cash Christmas gifts, have all writ
ten Secretary Rirdsall expressions OF
sincere appreciation.
John Heating and wife spent Christ
mas with friends at Colorado Springs
John finds the quiet of Little Lunnor
very soothing sitter few months spent
in the noise and hustle of Denver
On Christmas day the Denver Times
and Denver Express, evening papers. let
the composing room ard other mechan-
zeal, as well as office and editorial forces.
OFF at noon with a full days pay. The
Denver Post. the evening paper which
boasts of being the peoples big brother
and paper with heart and 4 soul =
! permitted the editorial and office forces
TO 90 to their Christmas homes At noon
] while the mechanical forces. members Of
/ the union. were kept prisoners for the
/ iuli eight-hoUr day. or until ! O'Clock in
| tbe afternoon. Al unorgluIlc5 cmriuvc-
| OF the Post were presented with - or
I more in gold as a Christma- present.
Nhlle the union printers, stercotvuers
| rullers, photo-engraygrs st. yvsr.
] han'"d lemon in the way Of ictrut ion.
/ rom home, a. no work was dom. after
/ - o'rl0ck.
! IN Pole !efi last wee. ,ur EaI,r..
:" g.. Cal, where he experts 'a remain
indefinitely for th,. beueiit OF his 5aaitb
Bert Siegel OF the Western N.wspa.
Per Union office, and wife, and Ernest
Siegel, pressman at Kistler's. spent
Christmas day in Colorado Springs. the
guests OF their father. F. W. 'Sieeel
A copy OF the program issued by the
Empress theater was brought to The
bulletin office this week by a rnernba,
oil the printing trades. 1t is about tbs
sorriest Job of work ever seen in n.n.
Yer being printed by the National Pub.
hshihg company, an obscure non-unior
concern The Empress management
wants the patronage OF union people. bu;
aocsnt believe in the union Label n,
union wages for printers and pressmen
AT the Times chapel meeting TUESDAY
last Iaris Meredith was elected chair
man ana I'D. Burke secretary. Thor.
Were three candidates for chairman
Harry SteinberG, b. : Marshall ma
meredith, the latter winning by ON, Min,
rality The salary OF the SECRETARY .r
cthts a month, was again up fo, d;s
eussion, but as Secretary Burke is a,
nome sick with la grippe. final decisinr,
on TINS was postponed until he can h.
present and give good reasons yb, -.
change should be made.