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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
A FEW FACTS ABOUT
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION

The international Typographical
union has 500 subordinate unions
throughout the United States, Can
ada, the Hawaiian Islands, the phil
ippine Islands and Porto Rico.
1t has $4,000 members, composed Of
printers. mailers, newspaper writer's
and typefounders.
Col, the Union Printers Home and
tuberculosis sanatoriuin, where lit
cares for its aged and disabled meni-
bers, and especially provides for the
treatment of those members afflicted
with tuberculosis. 49,
1t pays to those who have reached
tho age of so years and been mem
bers for 20 years orSrnore, and who
are unable to earn living at the
trade, a pension of IS, per week.
1t pays gburial benefit ranging
sum is paid on the death of any menu
Der who has been in good standing in
the organization for period Of Is
years or more.
1t maintains correspondence
course for the technical instruction
of apprentices and printers which
can be taken advantage of without
interference with their regular work
and at a very small cost.
In addition to the above amount
paid to pensioners by the interna-
tional union, Birmingham Typo
graphical union supplements this by
paying an extra 81 per week to the
eight pensioners on the roll of the
local union. 1t also pays a death
benefit of 500 to its members in adj
dition to the amount paid by the in
ternational union.
In a letter received from "Unele
Jimmy" Dean, SO years of age, who is
now at Carthage, Tex, and who has
been a member of the International
Typographical union for more than
so years, he states that he lis en-
joying good health and still able to
go fishing occasionally. He states
that on his last fishing trip he and
two friends caught 125 nice Dream.
lafayette Williams deposited a
travelling card from Pensacola, Fla,
this week and is now working for the
Birmingham Post,
w. X. Yeatman, who haslbeen with
the Birmingham Post for some time,
is now working at the News. ~,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
OFFICERS OF MOVIE
OPERATORS INSTALLED

Moving Picture Operators Union,
No. 1876. Installed officers for the
year at the regular meeting held
Sunday January 81. Reports of Of
ficers showed the union to be in
good condition.
The officers installed were: Presi-
dent, ]. H. sapp: vice president, f.
e. Walker; business agent, r. A.
Root; secretary, J. f. Mankin; treas
urer, Hiltbruner; sergeant at arms.
W. B. Tate; trustees, C. M. Trent,
chairman; w. H. Culpepper and w.
3. Herring.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
4ERALD'S WEEKLY CALENDAR OF ORGANIZED LABOR
MEETINGS OF.
CONDUCTORS.

The next regular meeting OF order
of Railway Conductors No. 1856, will
be held at Fraternal hall at o'clock
Sunday afternoon.
Business of interest to the organ
ization will be passed on and a full
attendance is desired w. NJ. Da-
wilson Is chief conductor and j.
Floyd Davis secretary.
Lodge No. 661, Order Railway Con-
ductors, will hold regular meeting
at Odd Fellows hall, Avondale, at
o'clock Sunday afternoon. This is
one of the most active organizations
of the conductors in tine district and
the meetings are always interesting.
ELI Shortridge Is chief conductor and
w. z. Morris secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
LABOR TEMPLE FOR
BIRMINGHAM PLAN
Of. UNION LEADERS
Sale of Bonds to Labor Or
CARNATIONS Is Plan Sug-
uested-Bonds Can Be
UnderWritten

The proposition OF building labor
temple In birmingham is being dis
cussed. by leaders in the union labor
movement who are enthusiastic over
the proposition. The plan is for
every labor organization in the Biz
mingham district to take stock in
the temple association through the
purchase of bonds to be issued.
Temples in other cities of the
country have been successful from
financial standpoint, and at the same
time provided comfortable meeting
places for the various organizations.
In speaking of the proposition, w. T..
Latham, vice president of the Fed
Grated Bank and Trust company, pre-
dicted there would be no trouble in
having the bonds Underwater.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28

Giuseppe Moretti, the eminent
sculptor, who years ago designed the
model from which Vulcan, the iron
giant now standing guard at the
Stase. Fair grounds, was cast and con-
structed, has designed for the Car
negie steel company this Safety
Trophy" to be presented the steel
mill that makes the best safety rec
ord in 1923.
The design is to be cast in bronze.
1t embodies the symbolic as well as
the practical. The imposing figure is
an open hearth furnace steel ladle,
which in active operation would carry
from 100. to 1875 tons OF molten metal.
The trophy portrays the ladle car
ried on the shoulders of four work
men, two of whom are led and guided
by the feminine figure typifying
safety. The two other figures of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTORS
DESIRE FULL MEETING

The next meeting of Elevator Con-
struetors' Union, No. "a, will be held
Thursday night, February l, at
19201s Fourth avenue. Matters per-
tanning to the welfare of the or
ganization will be considered and a
full attendance is urgently re-
quested.
The union meets first and third
Thursday nights in each month. ].
P. Hogan is president and business
agent and 1. Smith, secretary.
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GOOD ATTENDANCE AT
MEETING OF ENGINEERS

Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers No. 43e met in regular session
Thursday at $3.50 o'clock with good
attendance.
This is one of the oldest organi-
cations of engineers in the district
and has always been very active.
Meetings are held every Thursday
afternoon. l.. s. Durham Is chief en-
gineer and J.. C. DeHall secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
FEBRUARY MEETING OF
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION

The regular monthly meeting of
Birmingham Typographical Union
No. 1o4 will be held at Fraternaf hall
Sunday afternoon, February 4, at
o'clock. The meetings OF No. 104 are
always well attended and it Is urged
that as many be present at the Feb
'ruary meeting as possible.
The Typographical union is one of
the oldest organizations in Birming-
ham, having been organized in the
SOS, and has always been very &C
tive in matters affecting its memb Der
ship. At present there are several
members on the roll who have held
continuous membership for more
than 80 years.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
LILLY TO GIVE DETAILS
OF COAL MINES OWNED BY
RAILROAD BROTHERHOOD

]. r. Lilly of Huntington, w Va,
representing the Coal River collieries
of West Virginia, is in Birmingham
in the interest of his company. The
colliery is owned by members of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers.
Mr.. Lilly will be present at the
meeting of division 158 at Fraternal
hall Sunday afternoon and give the
members full details of the company
in which they are stockholders. w. s.
Stone, grand chief engineer of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi
neers is president of the company.
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ELECTRICAL WORKERS.
UNION In GOOD SHAPE

Electrical Workers Union, No. $780,
met Tuesday night at Ben Hur tenn
pie with good attendance. Off
GERS of No. 100 report business un-
usually good with electricians.
The affairs of the union are in
splendid shape and the officers ac-
tive. Meetings are held every Tues
day night.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
STAGE EMPLOYEES UNION
MEET AT BEN HUR TEMPLE

Birmingham Stage Employees
Union, No. rs, will hold Its next
regular meeting at, Ben Hur temple
Saturday morning, February ., at II
o'clock, and it is urged that a. full
attendance be present.
j. B. Wood is president, w. r.
Hammock, secretary, and e. J..
Lother,. business agent.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28

workmen bear the rear corners of
the ladies' cradle. On the reverse
side is cast in relief the words, Car
negle Steel Company Safety Trophy
1928"
Signor Moretti resided in Blrming-
ham during his development of
marble quarries at Sylacauga and
made a number of statues of Syla-
cauga marble. besides designing Vul-
can. He has retained his confidence
and interests in Alabama marble
since the beginning, pronouncing, it
the equal of the best Italian, and he
and Pittsburg associates are now
at Sylacausa arranging for the de-
velopment OF a 100000 marble quar-
rying- industry.
Signor Moretti has many warm
personal friends in Birmingham and
is also well known in business cir
cies
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.BRlCKLAYERS ARE BUSY,
BUSINESS AGENT STATES

The weekly meeting of Bricklay-
ers' Union. No. 1, held at the hall on
First avenue Tuesday night, was well
attended. Business Agent Robert r.
Moore reports business good with
the bricklayers, at times. not being
able to get men to supply the de-
mand. The bricklayers organization
is In splendid condition financially
and has a large membership.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF
TRAINMEN HOLD MEETING

The Ladies' Auxiliary to Rainbow
Lodge, No. TAI, Brotherhood of Rail
way Trainmen. held an interesting
meeting Tuesday afternoon, January
2S, at Fraternal hall. The meeting
was well attended and matters af-
fecting the social side of the organi
zation Were discussed.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
STAGE employees

Birmingham stage employees report,
a continuation of the good times en-
joyed by the organization for some
months.
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IN PLUMBING LINE
Is REPORTED AS BRISK

A well-attended meeting of Plumb
ers' and Steamfitters' union was
held Friday night at Ben Hur tenn
pie. Work in the plumbing line was
reported good. Work among the
steamfitters, while not as good as
that Of the plumbers, is improving
and the outlook is very encouraging.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28
TEN. PER CENT INCREASE
GIVEN ATLANTA CAR MEN

A 10 per cent wage increase and
improved working conditions ere in
3corporated in new scale recently
I signed between the streetkGar Mems
union. and the traction company of
Atlanta. 10 ss- ,3s,, s.
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STREET CAR MEN REPORT
AFFAIRS, In. GOOD SHAPE

The semi monthly meetings of
street Gar Mems Union No. 725 were
held Monday night, January %, and
Tuesday morning, January %, at Ben
Hur Temple. President Barnhardt
presided at both sessions and mat
tiers of interest to the organization
were acted upon. The affairs of the
union are in first class condition and
much work is being done for the
advancement of organized labor.
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Shipments STRIKE is
REPORTED IMPROVED IN
STATUS BY CALDWELL

At. the weekly meeting of the two
machinists' unions, Iron City, No. 81,
and Fidelity. No. Z, held Tuesday and
Wednesday, January 90 and "a, mat
ters pertaining to the strike of the
federated shopmen were considered.
Business Agent c. A. Caldwell re-
ported improvement in the strike sit
uation. The membership is much
encouraged over the outlook.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28

The spring campaign is on with
painters and decorators and good
per cent of men are employed.
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TRADES COUNCIL WILL
HOLD SESSION SUNDAY

The semi monthly meeting of Bir-
mingham Trades Council will be held
Sunday afternoon at Ben Hur Temple
at $3.50 o'clock In addition to reut-
inc, business matters of Importance
will come up for consideration.
full attendance is desired.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28

BARRIERS UNION HAS
ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP

BARRIERS Union No, SO Will hold
its next regular meeting at Fsraternal
hall Thursday night at T:s0 O'clock
The union has 4 large and active
membership and the officers request
a full ttendance9. Thursday. nj ght.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28

There is good demand for chauf-
feurs in Birmin CHAM with nearly all
union men working.
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BOOKBINDERS

Bookbinders in Birmingham are
enjoying an, usually good business
with large part Of membership work.
ing, =,
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ELHCTnICAL WORKERS.

All members of unions in the cleo
trical line are working and prospects
for the next few months are unusual
~ good
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WITH THE LOCALS
PRINTERS

Business in all lines of printing
continues good. giving employment to
practically all printers in Birming-
ham. n
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MACHINIsTs :


The machihists have a large num-
Der of men on strike roll, but condi-
lions are improving
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Ben TAr han, lsesh Fourth avenue
President. II. II. Askew: secretary. W. f.
business agent, Z. a. cardweli, isossH
Fourth avenue. Main 1886.
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LOCAL. I. n. #. =. II, ~. r. NJ. U.
Meets at Bricklayers hall every third
Sunday at 1o4a. m. President, J. II. Sspp,
Florence hotel. Secretary. J. II. Mankin:
Box 247. business agent. r. A. Root;
phone Main 2377GJ.
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Work in the photo engravers line
eontiues good with the full member
ship working.
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The musicians report business
better than usual at this season.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28

Printing pressmen's union reports
work for all members at present
time.
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Carpenters doing inside work are
busy, but unfavorable weather has
affected the outside men recently
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BARRIERS union No. az

Meet. at Fraternal han first and third
Thursdays ut 1890 j. IN. President
Charles l.. Neuer; secretary. !. X. Ryder
2002 Fourth avenue.
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Meets at city hall, Boyles first ana
third Mondays att a. m. and p. IN.
Chief engineer. j. L. Peek, Secretary. II,
NJ. Talford.
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Local headquarters reports miners
working practically full time
throughout the district.
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The situation with the BARRIERS
continues good..with work for all
union men.
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PAPER HANGERS


The paper hangers report business
fairly good with prospects bright.
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Business, as usual. is good with
members of the street car mems
union.
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Ladies' society OF thes brotherhood OF
Locomotive Firemsn and Enginemen meets
eysry first and third Wednesday at 2:so
b. M IN Fraternal hall. President Mrs
Florence MCGOWAN. Secretary and treas
urer. Mrs. Myrtle Edwards.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-01-28

Business Is Improving with steam
filters, while the plumbers are kept
busy.
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Meetssev every Wednesday at Z 80 p. m. in
Frsternsl, hall. President, d. e. Green.
Secretary, b.. B.. -McGowan. Chairmen :
r. p. Osborne, Southern railway; A. C.
league Louisville and Nashville: W, A.
Keith. Frisco. Recording secretary. a. IL.
Albright.
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Bricklayers union reports heavy
demand for men, at times not being
able to supply the demand.
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There is lively demand for stero-
typers and at time not enough men
to supply the demand.
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CARPENTERS COUNCIL TO
HOLD BUSINESS MEETING

Is Carpenters district council met in
regular session Thursday night at
1890 o'clock with good attendance,
President Paul Jackson presiding.
Matters looking No advancement of
interests OF union carpenters in the
Birmingham district were discussed
and routine business transacted. The
affiliated bodies OF the council arc
Carpenters Union. No. 103. % Bir-
HIN CHAM and Carpenters Union. No.
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Ladies' Auxiliary No. 1859 to Ii. of l.. T..
Meets first and third Tuesdays at 2 80
George w. Gardner; secretary, Mrs. Jessis
Arrss smith.
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Meets every. first and second Tuesday in
each month. $50 p. M. and second and
fourth Mondays in each month at a. IN.
Chief engineer, c. f. Barnard. Secretary
and treasurer. d. H. Badgley.
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Ladies' Auxiliary to b.. Of r. T., Rainbow
Lodge No. 741

Meets second and fourth Tuesdays, 2:s0
p, m, FEaternal hall. President, Mrs
Davis Rasback. Secretary. Mrs. Lillian
Lane. :.
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Ladies' Auxiliary No. $50 to Ii. OF l.. II.
Meets second and fourth Thursdays at
ESQ p. m. at Ben Hur temple President,
MRS. &. {. Hafer; secretary, Mrs. Bessie
l.. Lowe. 4mH
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Lodge No. As

Meets at Ben Hur hail. second Sunday,
10 100 a. M and fourth Sunday, 1880 ,. m
President, Martin jennings Secretary, c.
Culver t,4g
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Meets every Thursday at 2.so p. m. in
Fraternal halle Chief engineer. L. s. Dur
ham. Secretary, ]. c. DeHoll, Main 1926.
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Meets at United temple. Tuesdays, al
nso a 4 Msst End u W. is.
uple, 7cs PRINCETON avenue phone West.
End esttlJ.
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Meets Every TUE sdsy lft y. t.,n. at
19o9lS Z Fifth avenuf!A FfeSident W. j.
Cossett; recording Secretary. J. G. CAL
houn. financial secretary. NJ. G. Thomas
business agent, y. c. Ellison. 1909 "a Fifth
avenue. Main 1ss1si @
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TYPO UNION OF DETROIT
SIGNS A NEW CONTRACT

Detroit Typographical Union and
commercial shop proprietors have
signed 44-hour week contract.
Wages will be s1.o5 per hour for day
work. $1.1O for night work and s1.20
for the third shift
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Int ernational brotherhooa VI nooksisaers
Local No. 10?

Meets first Monday OF each month at
80 p. III. at United temple 1904 Fourth
avenue north. President. II. r.. Peterson.
1876 Pearson avenue. Secretary treas
arer w. A. Eehols 15l2 Fifteenth street,
north.
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Ladies' Auxiliary. No. 1913 to b. of L. T.,
Meets first and third Fridays at 2g30
d. IL. Badgley; secretary Mrs. John
Savage. kAt
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Carpenters' District Coun

Meets Second and fourth Thursdays at
o'clock at 1se91s Fifth avenue. Presi-
dent, Paul jackson; vicer president, c. n.
Freeman; secretary, W. X. Harwood
treasurer. J, C. Calhoun.
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Ladies' Auxiliary Of tho b. OF r. T., Vul-
can Lodge. No. 3I6

third Tuesdays at 2:30 p. m. President
Mrs. Sadie Dillon. Secretary, Mrs. Ada
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Meets in Ben Hur hall first Saturday at
lila m. President. ]. 3. Wood, Box 22s.
Secretary, w. r. Hammack; BOX 229.
Business agent. e.. ]. Lcther. Loew's
thcater.
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Meets every Friday at q 80 y. m. at Ben
Hur temple. President l.. Ely. Score
tary Jacob Buch. Business agent j. II.
Proctor. Main 255s.
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Il. OF II, T.. No. 500
Br0therhand Railway Carmen No 60

Meas AZ TraternsI 4 Ill a~arn ,rt v, ~ :.
night at o'clock. President, w. A. Club.
219 Fifty-seeond street, north. Recording
Secretary Az Cs Flemming.
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- Meets at Fraternai hall second and
fourth Mondays at 9 p. m. President, J..
L. Nibiett. Secretary. J.. D.. Belcher.
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T, Meets first sunday at 10 q. m. at Ben
Hurf hall. Vice president 1. NJ. Levin
secretary. C. p. Thierinong, 500 Lyric
building, Main 1863.
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united Milne Workers, plstrict ao

umteo nnhc "9rhers, DlSl.ico
building; phone Main 24s. Secretary
treasurer, ]. l.. Clerno, sia Farley build
ing; phone Main 24s.
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Switcbmar's Union Of n. A.. Red Mountain
ternsi hall. President. II. L. Stevens.
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b. Of l.. r. and e. Busy Bee Lodge No. 6,

Meets first and third Wednesdays, $500
p mi, Fraternai hall. President. J. B.
Harrisol;, Secretary. ". n. Askew.
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nirmInrham rrpokr.phicsl union le4

Meets at Fraternal hall first sunday OF
each month at 3 p. m. President. II. H.
White, 1106 Tuscaloosa avenue. West End
Secretary, Charles l.. Bailey; Box 81.
woodlawn; phone Woodlawn 13os-W and
Main SIT
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Birmingham Printing Freshmen. No. 12I
Meet at Fraternal hall second Monday
at s D. m. Presidents Fred w. worre1.
Gather Printing company; secretary, Ed
ward Lenoir, 1o23ia Glen Iris avenue,
Main Toss-J: correspondent Robert v.
Mlfllin, GIL Tuscaloosa avenue.
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Meets at Ben Hur hall on the second
and fourth Monday nights at o'clock
and Tuesday morning at IL o'clock. Pres
ident, r. p. Bernhard, sos Lyric build
ing phone Main 3337. Secretary. o. B.
Butler sos Lyric building; phone Main
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Photo Engravers

Meets first wednesday at 5 p. at
212O1s First avenue. President ]. w.
Calmback; secretary, Frank Eddens Ala
bama Engraving Co.
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Linemen's Local I1sl, Electrical Workers
Meets at Zen Hur hall, first and third
Mondays at 80 p. m. President, Bert
Brown, 537 Woodland avenue. Secretary.
w. F.. Clark, Hawkins street. West End;
phone West End 3s5-W.
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Meets first and third Thursday nights
in month at 1901 Fourth avenue. Presi-
dent, j. z, Hogan; secretary, !. Smith,
2O7 sixth avenue, north. business agent
II r. Hogan 100 Sixty-fourth street,
south.
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Meets at Ben Hur temple every Tuesday
at Ssp. m. President, Ed Gideon, 1856
Third avenue, north. P. o. Box 2o5. Sec
retary,' c. NJ. Baker, 2212 Ensey avenuei
phone Ensley SEW: P. o. Box EOS.