Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-04-07
TYPOS TRANSACT
MUCH BUSINESS AT
REGULAR MEETING


Monday night at Labor hall Twin
City printers met in regular session,
with President Charles Snyder in
the harness" Quite number of i'm
portant matters to local typos were
discussed and voted as a part of the
regular April business for 1922.
The first report of consequence was
that of the local scale committee, the
perpetrators" of which were Bros.
Bailey and Herman. The report was
very favorable, considering the stand
taken in May, 1921, by several local
printing firms, and while none of
these "wayward" fellows were con-
WINGED of their error, the local was
assured that all shops now fair would
undoubtedly be so for IL more
months, and some favorable consid-
Grafton was given the committee by
at least two open shoppers.
In the course of the appointing of
various committees and members of
business affairs, M. S. Burr was
chosen to the honor of applying for
membership in the Champaign Cham
Der of Commerce, as per request
from the latter body, and X. G..
eastello was named to be the one to
represent 444 as member of the
Civic League. -
Those appointed as members of the
Legislative committee were j. G..
Brown, R. G. CASTILLO and C. E. Her
man.
1t was recommended that the allied
printing council give p. Washer per-
mission to use the label on printing
il he so desired
Nominations of the following cam
didates for various offices to be voted
at the May meeting was made as fol-
lows: For president, G. r. CASTILLO
VIM. H. Wright, M. S. Burr; for vice
president, j. F. BARLEY, L. j. Poe, j
ID. Bailey; for recording secretary,
X. c. Bowles; for sergeant-at-arms,
Claude Kinnear; members of the
executive committee, c. Il. Herman,
VIM. H. Wright, c. F. Daugherty,
]. G. Brown, Paul Curry; for auditing
committee, ]. d. Bailey, Joseph Fife,
Van yesterday; delegates to the /. T.
U. convention, G. X. CASTILLO; alter
nate, C. +. Hartman; delegates to
the Twin City Federation of Labor,
j. G. Brown, c. f. Daugherty, Nj. S.
Burr.
The committee to prepare the bal
lots and present same for voting
will be composed of Clifford Elliott,
Charles Snyder and T. M. Carver.
Corresponding Secretary Parr, be-
ing unable to attend last meeting,
read the minutes for the last two
regular meetings, which were accept
ed as read.
A number Of remarks for the good
of 444 were passed along under the
call of new business, good and we'll
fare, and discussion of labor prob
lens, to the end that some good was
being accomplished by the work of
members of the local union.
NOTES.
Frank S. Snyder, of Danville, has
accepted a position as operator with
the Illini Publishing Co.
Jesse Hitch, who has been an
operator in the Twin Cities for almost
two years, and for a year employed
by the News-Gazette, has given up
his trade and started shoe repairing
shop in Champaign. Jesse says
"drive in boys when you need shoe
repairing"
John Nusser, who was operator at
the News-Gazette for ten days re-
Gently, departed Monday for Roanoak,
Va. He came here from Jackson
Vile.
President Mcfarland has written
members of 444 thanking them for
endorsing him for denomination as a
candidate for president of the |. T. U.