Denver labor bulletin., 1916-12-30
Prh.fis8 Trades
TYPOGRAPHICAL.

u. L. U. NO. AZ. In q round oil the
newspaper shops this week the writer
was told on every hand OF remembrances
of relatives and friends. Prosperity in
Denver and elsewhere during the past
year was responsible in large measure
for the unusually widespread happiness
OF the Yulctide season.
Members of the Post chapel presented
Miss Blanch L. Theimer, linotypist in
that office, with a huge bouquet OF flow
ers. Miss Theimer has been confined to
her rooms in the st. Francis hotel for
several weeks following an operation in
st. Anthony's hospital In letter to
the chapel expressing her appreciation,
Miss Theimer indicted the following
poetic lines;
Greetings friends
The Post chapel has a heart OF wide
renown
But that is a mere bagatelle
To the size OF the hearts of my dear
friends
Who have truly wished me well.
Those who know us best and vet desire
The best of friends to remain;
Are thousand times more cherished
Than those who look for gain.
So now my dear associates,
Ny friends of toll and strife;
e
And guide you all your life.
The writer of this column visited the
new w. Il kistler Printing company
building the other day. The composing
and press rooms are located on the third
floor OF the most modern seven-story
printing office building in the West Much
new equipment has been installed for
the promotion of efficiency, including
more than twenty Hamilton metal cab
inets, labor saving frames, galley racks,
etc. Several new presses, and a new
monotype caster and keyboard are
among the additions. This composing
room is the most sanitary and best
lighted 10 be found west Of the Mississ-
ippi river. The force of employees con
sists of the following:
Composing room, John Sass, foreman; (;
Con j, Hyland, assistant foreman in tar
iti and monotype department. Bert
Waricl, assistant foreman in lock-u up de
partment' 5. :. Summers. Fred Lowe,
monotypc operatorsi Leslie Trudgean.
Ernest Stafford. linotype operators
Harry Ostcndorf, casterman: r X. An
dersou, W o Bradbury, proof readers
Homer Fretz, W. Dickinson. William
Glessner, Thomas Bailey Harry Mercy
James A Mcnamara, Robert Chase
Louis Spcllcrberg Roy Miller. Sherman
Roe, Robert Chadwick. William McFar-
lane. regular printers
Gordon presses. Albert l.. Roy. fore
man; Emil +. Hula. John II. Bewellyn
Sidney kaufman, George FLOYD Sink
Frederick +. Bloesch.
The big annual Christmas pool in the
Post chapel amounted to Sl52 and those
who made lucky drawings were as fol-
lows: Ray Arnold, $40; Neal Adams
SIS; Gnce Kennedy. SIS: +. W. Bowles
sl2; Ben Tamplin. Pete Rose. Victor
Larson. Neal Adams, George C. McCor.
mick. and J. a. Robinson. $40 each
Frank J. Pulver pulled down the regu.
lar weekly pool os $50.
One OF the pretsiest Christmas greet.
ings comes from Winnipeg Typograph
ical Union No. lal 1t is neatly print
ed folder in colors of red and green
with the names OF those who have en-.
listed for service in the British army
numbering seventy-four Three of these
members who volunteered We're killed in
action while serving with the British
army in France. -Four Others have been
returned home so badly wounded that
they were .neapacitated for further
service.
Following is roster of additional
Eames Bros. Printing company: John
Oliver, w. +. O'Keefe Charles Jones,
Leo Cuthbertson, Ed Hendryson. Arthur
Caldwell c. o. Wilson. Robert Chad.r.
ton.
The annual meeting of the Allied
Printing Trades Benefit association will
be held tomorrow Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock in Secretary Birdsalrs office.
30l Bank block
Charlie Faith came in from CHEYENNE
this week and deposited a card. Saws
the wintry winds to the north are too
strong for a man of his amiable dis
position.
Mr.. Anne 6. Gibson. hnotypist. spent
Christmas with her husband at the
Union Printers Home
J. l.. Kaiser, formerly of Denver. now
employed on the Colorado Springs Gaz-
cite, was holiday visitor here this
week
Miss Eileen Frances Murphy, member
Of No. 40 and proofreader on the Post.
was selected from more than one hun.
dred Young women to make a life pose
of The Mother and Child" after