The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-07
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sMen1oria Feature Of Session
MS Morning ---Keeney
Boo led Today.

B. 81
After asbrief session this morn
ing the convention of the Ameri-
can Flint Glass Workers Union
@recessed al until 2 o'clock this aft
%er1oon. Commi ttee work Is occu-
S)plSying the attention of the dele
gates the major portion of the
time tn is wee Owing to the
that there will only be a half.
SdaISs session tomorrow, it was SAID
m orning that it was unlikely
that any commi ttee reports would
before Monday.
rank Keeney, president of
district No. q, United Nine
SWorkers Of America was, booked
forssaa short talk before the con-
Vent ion this afternoon. Mr.: Keen
sssyTarriyed here last night.
solemn tribute was paid this
ssin1do1irlnfnIg to- George Egler, first
sfnancial secretary of the Ameri-
Film FGlass Workers Union;
ssBsniamin Rubrecht, first cores,
secretary; Howard
on, active for AMY
ssy,eaTss IN the press ware branch OF
tiie8organizati Jon, and other mem,
ssbers OF thesorganization VINO oieu
sIduring the last year. On motloh
EofsViceEP President Joseph Glllooly,
ssallgin tendance at this morn,
sings session stood with oo"ed
ssheads for one minute IN 1nenioi )
Sofs their "a eparted comrades.
list before the opening OF the
afternoon session today, an I'M
promptu entertainment was put
5son8bys a mum Der of delegates tai
tented along this line Amons
Tomas OF BROOKLYN, ohm J. Mckay
u !. J. Halkin of Mill
vile J ~ J. "A. Rosenberger OF
AleSandriai Ind, Thomas Powers
#ofsBellaire, Ohio; George Evans OF
Ohio; John Smith OF
ssBrooklyn, Fran k Kabler OF Mon
Pa: Dayid Lloyd ofr1ndustrlai
JSyW.BNa., Presto entEW. p. Clark and
weep resfd oseph Gillooly.
Mrs. NIaryKee1her of scranton,
PA dressed the convention TINS
Fnnorning. seeking financial aid for
ssthe United Textile Workers: me
sssma err was turned over 70 the
scommi tteeg on estimates.
aPermis was granted Tor
the local union at Star
|CfyW Wa. Some of the men
sfhere work day and night shifts
and some work only day shirts
EzTsha q Az men felt that by having
& sssasseparat e5 organization they could
hold It heir meetings at the con-
sScIusfon (: Of any days work
any local union is per
United sunder the rules, it is SAID.
witt the auth ority of the dele
gates convention assembled.
#Onagof the delegates this morn
EMing, after securing the Hoor, oe.
hatShe had been IN Chiet
d. Snide car YESTERDAY Wnlle
king the trip to the local glass
STnIants He said that the chief had
told him heihad never seen more
Sord INSTRUMENTATION in this city and
paid q ahigh tribute to the dele
gates.
sSSPresid ent Clark then suggested
wit III a. smile that. he hoped the
local police chic have no
sTeasonSto change his mind during
f.has time eye remaining of the
saconyentf on. He told ola chief IN
SzEnlum,b s, who a few year ago
mad e al CLOWNS eulogy OF the
gIasss workers at a convention
f5anuuet, and a few months later
Senioined ID them from following
sSrightfulspursuits.
Baseball Game Tomorrow
Vice Presid lent Gillooly has
about mad sup his team for, TO-
game at South Side
sPark ut tbs said that the oppo-
ssition Isl tampering with his play
Sars What the result Will be is
sprob1ematical:s
Preside Clark Is bearing UP
sss1ye1l und er the mental STRAIN OF
sbeing call ed upon TO umpire 70,
She plate inco gnito when game
ss;sstirnesa rriiv ,e Terry List says he
doesn,t know much about that
stuff but he had better
cal ,em right or there viii De
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