Denver labor bulletin., 1916-12-30
MoUie Operators
(BY George W. Thomas. }


AT a rousing meeting held Tuesday
evening, December 26, the following of
ficers were elected for 1917.
President-George w. Thomas.
Vice president-George Stewart.
Recording secretary-Herman Brady.
Financial secretary-Walter Sweeney.
Treasurer-Robert o. Rishell.
Business AGENT. Edward Davis.
Sergeant at arms-J. Z. Dunn.
Board of trustees-G. G. Pettibone. w.
II. Melton, Joe Dugard.
Delegates Trades and Labor Assembly
-George Thomas, j. Edward Davis, H.
Hilliard.
Delegates to the Label League-Floyd
Mitchell, Louis l.. klindt, w. Marshall.
Now that the smoke of battle has
cleared away and the new officers have
been obligated, let us get down to brass
tacks and push things right along
Cooperation is the backbone OF any
organization. Now, boys, get together
and show your speed
Brother +. A. Roegner, at the last
regular meeting was presented with a
beautiful ring with the emblem engraved
upon it. 1t was given by the dance
committee to show appreciation for his
good work and hearty cooperation at
the time of the last ball
Brother Cyclone Sweeney. after a
very successful campaign, was elected fl
nancial secretary. Well, boys. it is up
to you to kick clean or no card. That is
Walters motto. Do you follow me?
Talk about wedding bells, they are
ringing for Local No. 23O. Oh no,
Brother Dooley was not the last one.
Brother Bumstead just promised "A gen
tleman. that is to say, a minister, that
bn would Iovo homo, and lNV,11
| you, old King Batch, you are sure losing
your hold on the Operators. They will
be at premium as husbands in the near
| future.
Then we also have information at
hand that leads us to believe that Broth
er Harold Melton is about to take n
midnight choo -choo for Georgia to bring
back his bride to be
Red Dunn. American ENpress-Oh
not booze. but nice piece OF ewelrv
from his future?
Brothers Carlson. Marshall. Ward and
fiilliard are busy with the Bird of Par.
adise" at the Broadway.
| Brother Murdock said that if every
thing continued well he would? Oh. we
didn't know what, but are sure that
he will.
Brother Paddy Molloy was there with
bells on at the last meeting Oh, yes
that was it. too cold TO wash his socks
Besides he had a good cigar. and a pretty
muffler. No; it was not from chorus
chick.
Bother Corressell is about to sell his
kidney shaker, and purchase a Ford
Yes. boys. other people should patron
ize the shows that employ union opera
tors. but don't forget to keep in mind
The fact that if you desire others to
support your label that you in turn
must support theirs. 1t is no more than
right and 1t l. the duty of every union
man to assn, himself OF the fact that
everything he purchases is made under
favorable working conditions. With living
wages to the one that does the york
Here follows a list Of houses that EN-
ploy union operators: Paris theater
Plaza theater. Strand theater Colonial
thcater. Rialto theater. Orpheum thea.
ter. Hippodrome theater, Iris theater
Isis theater, Princess theater. Empress
theater. Tabor Grand theater, Broadway
theater, Grand theater, Queen theater.
These are the uptown houses and the
houses Of Broadway that are fair t.
Local No. 230. In a later issue we viii
give a complete list of the shows that
are fair in the residence districts.