9 SABOTAGE. “Sabotage" is a term that has become familiar to the American public through its use by the_I. W. W. It is properly viewed with horror and indignation, as the means by which one class seeks to advance its interests at the expense of the highest possible productivity in the industries engaged in producing necessaries. It is something of a shock, then, to find an economist of world-wide repute, Prof. Thorstein Veblen, apply the term to a general and accepted practice of the business community. In his latest book, "The Nature of Peace," Prof. Veblen writes: "The expediency of so having the nation's industry managed on a footing of private ownership in the pursuit of private gain, by persons who can show no equitable personal claim to even the most modest livelihood, and whose habitual method of controlling industry is sabotage--refusal to let production go on except it affords them an unearned income—the expediency of all this is coming to be doubted by those who have to pay the cost of it. And it does not go far to lessen their doubts to find that the cost which they pay is commonly turned to no more urgent or useful purpose than a conspicuously wasteful consumption of perfluities by the captains of sabotage and their domestic establishments. “The word (sabotage) has by usage come to have an altogether ungraceful air of disapproval. Yet it signifies nothing more vicious than a deliberate obstruction or retardation of industry, usually by legitimate means, for the sake of some personal or partisan advantage. It is extremely common in all industry that is designed to supply merchantable goods for the market. * * It is only when measures of this nature are resorted to by employees, to gain some end of their own, that such conduct becomes reprehensible. "Wise business management, and more particularly what is spoken of as safe and sane business management, therefore, reduces itself in the main to a sagacious use of sabotage; that is to say, a sagacious limitation of productive processes to something less than the productive capacity of the means in hand.”—The Public. SU Pasadena, California, held at the “Tea Cup Inn” on Wednesday evening February 6th, These bright flashes stood out against the dark back-ground of the war. And the more serious subject was dealt with in compelling fashion by several speakers. In their talks however, was heard the voice of hope and confidence. Plates were laid for upward of one hundred and fifty members of Local No. 92, their mothers, wives, sisters, sweethearts and friends. Bro. Frank Hill (violin), Prof. Wald, (piano), Otis Mercer and John Graham (Hawaiian instruments) and Harold Simons five piece orchestra furnished the instrumental music. Bro. W. G. Johnson as toastmaster, presided in admirable fashion, and the Johnson smile (that does not rub off) and his comments on the personality of the speakers kept the folks in good humor. Bro. J. F. Tatlow, President of Local No. 92 made a plea for a stronger bond between employer and employee; he urged that they meet oftener and that organization was necessary to success in any field of endeavor. He presented a strong argument in favor of the employment of home labor and organized labor. Bro. Chas. B. Walker favored the banqueters with bass solos, “Any Old Port in a Storm” and “The Sunshine of Your Smile." Judge Robert W. McDonald stated that la. bor organizes with a higher purpose than a mere increase in wages and shorter hours of work. The ultimate aim of organized labor is the Brotherhood of Man. Mr. Charles H. Prisk, editor of the Pasadena Star News, in extending congrat. ulations, remarked, that organized labor was studying more and more the important questions of the day and laid stress on the necessity of education for this and the coming generation. Bro. Leo T. Cleary, who should be on the vaudeville circuit rather than swinging Dutch brushes, had the audience with him in his stories, character impersonations and witty sayings. Accompanied by his accomplished wife he favored the audience with a number of sentimental and comic songs. Rev. Walter C. Loomis, of the Methodist Episcopal church and the Ministerial Union, pointed out the important part the working man of today is playing in all church affairs. He concluded by reading the following orig. inal poem: * * L. U. No. 92 OF PASADENA, CALIF. CELEBRATES ITS TWENTY-SIXITH ANNIVERSARY. Merry song, delightful instrumental music and funny stories enlivened the twenty-sixth annual banquet of Local No. 92 of Rev. Loomis' Original Poem. We're a jolly bunch of painters, painting every thing in sight; It you'll let us do your painting, we'll be sure to do it right; But you'll have to choose your colors, everyone must choose his own; Something good to stand the weather, and the rain, and sleet, and storm. There are some, in choosing colors, paint the town a crimson red; But it's not a lasting color and it's no good when you're dead. Better make another choosing from life's color card so gay, Find some tint with lasting pigment that will stick till judgment day. spoke of President Wilson as the highest type of the American citizen. He knew Secretary Baker personally when they were both citizens of Cleveland, Ohio, and stated that he was a man of the people. He referred to labor's important part in war. Just prior to adjournment silent tribute was paid to the memory of our late brother G. W. Woodhouse--for many years a prominent member of No. 92, who took an active part in its anniversaries but whose chair was vacant at this time--by rising and standing for a moment. We adjourned to meet one year hence. C. A. SAMPSON, Sec'y. Others paint a streak of yellow where there ought to be a spine; And expect their fellow painters not to see the yellow sign; But it only takes a minute to detect the camou flage, And the world will soon be asking for this paint er's quick discharge. Then you've seen the long-faced painter, daubing everything with blue, Spills the indigo all over, even gets some onto you; Get away, you gloomy dauber, hand the Union back your card, Hit the high spots for the timber, hit them quick and hit them hard. But we have a hearty welcome for the painter spreading white, For he makes the world seem purer and he makes the dark spots bright; But we always must remember not to simply cov er up, And when cleaning off the surface wash the inside of the cup. And when Gabriel wants some workman to gild the golden stairs, Painters who take the contract, and work as 'twas theirs, I have inside information, I can tell you what he'll do, He will turn to Pasadena, give the job to "92." Bro. Charles B. Walker touched upon the differences between Labor and Capital; present day profiteering; the necessity for organizing, and what it has accomplished. The armies today are an exemplification of unionism and that organized labor has for decades advocated the government ownership and democratic management of railroads, mines, forests, and water ways. As things are the men who own the machinery of production and distribution, do not use it; the men who use it do not own it. This arrangement allows a few to live without working and forces the many to work at a scale lower than is consistent with a decent living. Mrs. H. S. VanDyke made an earnest appeal for cooperation in the Red Cross work, and spoke highly of the generous response of the members of Local No. 92 to her request that they donate their services to the Red Cross Shop. Judge Wm. A. Spill dealt with the war situation and defended President Wilson and Secretary of War Baker from the attacks of their critics. He RESOLUTION PLEDGING FUNDS. WHEREAS, Local Union No. 935, of Tul. sa, Okla., has placed itself upon record as being heartily in favor of the Home and Pension for the aged and incapacitated members of our Brotherhood and stands ready at all times to give its assistance towards the furtherance of this grand and noble movement, and WHEREAS, Its Home and Pension Committee as their reports show are doing their utmost towards the successful issue of this commendable project by their extensive correspondence to the other Locals of our Brotherhood; also in their untiring efforts to secure substantial statistics and information that will enlighten the rank and file of our membership on this subject, and WHEREAS, We the membership of Local Union No. 935, in regular session assembled, believe that we should as a Local Union show to the membership at large our undivided stand on this important issue not only by our pledging our support towards this movement but also by our local finan. cial pledge of assistance to it. Therefore be it RESOLVED, That Local Union No. 935, of Tulsa, Okla., hereby pledges its check for the sum of $500 towards this movement on the following conditions: FIRST. Should our general membership decide by referendum vote to establish the Home and Pension then and there this above amount is due upon demand. SECOND. Should there be other Locals of our Brotherhood make similar pledges to the total amount of $75,000.00 for the purpose of establishing the aforesaid Home and Pension this amount is then due upon demand. Be it further RESOLVED, That a copy of these Resolutions be spread upon our minutes and a copy be sent our General Secretary-Treasurer, for publication in our Official Journal, and the other Locals of our Brotherhood be requested to consider the advisability of doing likewise. John H. HARRISON, Chairman Comm. FINANCIAL STATEMENT, JANUARY, 1918 RECEIPTS. The financial statement is closed regularly on the last day of each month. Financial Secretarles will please have their reports at headquarters on or before the 30th day of each month. The following shows all moneys received from December 31, 1918 to January 31, 1918. Each member should check this statement and note if remittances made are properly credited. All remittances received from January 31, 1918 to February 28, 1918, will appear in next report. 1.50 .50 .20 21 28 32 .50 419 3.00 132 42 524 2.50 135 1 81.20 10.00 94 24.10 1.00 187 66.60 285 10.80 482 4.90 483 18.60 5.00 4 48.10 96 28.90 5.00 189 17.50 288 30.90 15.00 384 2.70 485 22.50 5.50 5 14.40 98 66.70 190 134.40 29.55 289 4.10 386 11.40 486 12.55 6 522.10 15.00 99 31.10 6.69 192 22.70 5.20 290 11.10 7.30 388 9.90 487 41.40 7 50.30 13.60 101 80.70 6.00 194 476.80 15.00 291 13.50 2.50 389 5.40 488 6.60 8 61.30 2.00! 102 476.10 7.50 195 7.80 489 4.80 5.50 9 200.80 12.50 103 26.80 196 6.30 293 5.10 1.50 392 56.00 4.50 490 215.80 22.50 10 98.20 5.35 104 10.30 8.00 197 23.60 294 79.70 21.50 393 16.00 492 15.60 11 382.90 23.00 106 59. 20 198 22.80 15.00 295 10.80 7.40 394 5.00 493 7.10 12 62.20 7.50 107 6.20 1.65 200 15.10 296 57.00 7.50 398 14.40 5.00 494 5.10 298 9.30 495 6.10 400 36.60 7.45 496 12.60 15 46.60 111 62.30 204 18.90 5.50 300 2.50 401 12.40 2.00 497 29.40 2.50 16 16.50 112 58.20 7.00 205 36.60 301 56.60 4.50 402 66.70 5.00 498 52.10 8.75 17 34.45 6.50 113 28.80 403 .50 499 224.00 18 16.10 5.00 115 154.50 28.50 208 12.00 8.80 303 32.15 404 4.20 500 21.35 2.85 19 264.60 1.00 116 304 20.20 6.28 406 16.70 1.00 501 3.00 2.50 20 12.80 117 9.70 5.00 210 4.20 306 90.00 502 105.30 5.90 25.80 5.00 118 66.30 5.85 211 6.00 307 23.70 504 16.70 22 9.30 8.00 119 505 29.40 3.05 26 6.00 120 12.90 7.25 214 37.00 2.10 309 21.50 2.50 410 14.40 507 36.50 7.50 9.00 121 63.90 8.00 215 34.20 310 2.70 412 4.60 508 29.90 216 6.00 509 6.90 30 69.40 18.25 123 32.80 217 8.40 312 1.00 416 2.50 31 126.20 12.50 124 27.30 2.50 218 51.80 10.00 314 5.55 418 511 214.80 9.00 16.50 1.20 125 5.10 221 20.30 2.50 33 34.60 7.60 126 2.50 222 5.40 .10 316 17.70 9.10 420 28.05 11.25 514 27.10 5.88 35 2.10 2.00 127 148.60 223 16.50 .75 317 7.20 421 5.70 515 23.70 37 184.90 2.50 128 43.00 2.50 224 41.23 2.13 318 67.90 2.50 422 4.50 516 11.80 225 423 7.90 2.28 517 56.50 13.20 39 47.80 1.00 130 89.70 226 32.60 424 33.10 2.00 519 32.80 8.38 40 12.60 131 11.40 2.25 227 7.20 321 6.00 .50 425 49.20 11.00 41 28.40 6.10 522 49.70 4.35 26.50 4.75 133 8.70 12.20 229 8.40 5.00 326 15.90 5.00 427 18.90 10.80 43 35.20 5.00 134 51.30 230 99.80 1.10 525 14.10 10.60 44 61.60 44.70 6.00 231 19.00 1.50 329 10.80 430 61.10 4.25 526 10.50 4.50 45 26.10 2.50 136 10.20 232 13.20 330 527 25.60 5.00 46 107.80 97.50 1.50 234 13.70 331 4.80 528 144.10 47 108.10 27.60 434 7. 20 1.00 529 3.00 530 35.70 49 70.60 9.00 5.00 238 22.60 6.00 334 5.00 436 21.40 531 14.70 50 170.00 1.50 144 22.20 5.00 239 15.60 335 14.00 437 532 10.20 5.00 51 212.00 145 17.60 7.65 241 57.00 5.00 336 4.80 438 27.40 16.25 533 16.50 8.75 52 52.90 146 8,10 5.00 242 95.30 337 439 8.70 4.25 534 20.80 53 153. 20 22.25 150 130.00 5.00 243 20.30 3.50 338 17.40 2.50 442 5.00 535 12.00 54 83.30 11.20 151 188.60 .50 245 5.50 339 14.10 443 14.10 3.00 536 17.70 9.60 6.05 537 6.60 538 14.00 57 27.90 26.50 5.00 447 35.70 1.10 539 11.10 2.50 58 8.70 156 38.00 250 37.70 345 218,40 448 33.45 540 9.30 5.25 59 55.90 54.20 6.00 251 17.70 2.50 541 16.40 1.75 61 127.20 17.10 542 22.60 348 30.70 8.45 452 30.40 19.20 544 12.10 63 7.20 160 453 12.90 5.50 545 36.10 1.90 350 5.40 454 141.80 547 15.40 1.10 65 41.30 162 3.30 1.83 257 157.50 28.50 352 4.20 455 42.30 5.00 548 2.40 66 37.70 29.30 36.60 549 53.80 68 11.10 165 9.00 259 3.00 359 46.90 5.00 457 15.30 552 5.10 69 57.40 .25 166 290.30 10.00 260 32.80 11.79 360 27.50 458 4.50 553 35.00 71 27.10 28.10 459 15.30 8.40 554 11.40 72 153.80 5.75 168 3.60 262 555 18.60 14.00 73 47.70 9.00 169 39.10 1.00 263 2.70 363 31.50 3.75 461 15.70 557 1.50 75 60.20 170 20.30 2.50 264 6.70 364 6.40 462 14.70 1.25 558 2.75 76 64.30 11.00 171 22.60 2.50 265 74.20 2.50 365 17.80 464 11.10 2.50 559 36.00 77 103.80 42.80 5.00 266 14.40 3.50 366 5.70 4 65 25.80 7.00 560 18.70 5.00 78 50.50 173 29.70 10.00 267 5.20 367 20.50 466 5.00 561 3.90 4.35 79 137.80 174 31.30 269 36.20 368 147.60 467 19.10 2.00 562 31.90 14.20 80 33.60 27.60 18.25468 2.75 82 16.70 16.60 7.10 272 10.90 372 15.70 .30 469 46.20 6.50 564 9.70 5.00 83 7.70 178 17.40 1.50 273 58.90 18.00 373 9.20 5.00 471 22.60 565 5.70 5.85 85 19.80 6.00 179 16.80 6.05 274 26.90 5.00 374 18.00 474 26.20 666 4.80 86 14.90 180 375 12.00 475 25.50 1.00 567 20.02 88 18.00 2.50 182 17.10 276 5.80 2.50 376 32.60 7.25 476 93.60 13.55 568 10.50 6.00 90 28.30 183 12.00 2.50 277 155.00 1.00 377 9.10 .90 477 12.90 6.00 569 12.90 .250 91 96.70 4.75 184 15.00 281 16.50 378 15.60 478 6.00 5.00 570 8.40 5.00 92 28.50 2.50 380 30.60 480 38.30 5.00 571 19.30 93 4.50 1.10 186 15.00 283 22.40 381 9.30 574 5.20 7.00 137 5.00 143 1.00 155 8.09 157 65 158 7.75 159 9.50 161 5.90 164 1.50 6.60 167 1.00 172 6.30 175 .75 960 7.20 577 62.80 778 2.40 881 1018 1.00 779 9.50 14.00 882 7.80 18.00 1019 7.20 5.00 579 8.10 676 20.70 1.50 780 4.50 885 961 74.70 7.00 1021 3.90 580 31.40 2.50 679 122.50 781 251.40 1023 9.90 2.50 581 2.80 680 12.00 782 7.80 887 11.00 5.00 963 7.50 1027 583 20.90 10.00 1.00 681 27.20 783 15.30 5.00 889 6.60 964 43.05 1028 6.60 584 16.20 3.25 682 10.50 965 6.90 1.90 1029 4.20 5.00 585 17.50 2.50 683 20.70 1030 31.70 588 23.90 6.00 684 12.70 1031 589 12.00 6.00 685 28.10 790 3.90 1.00 893 20.10 968 3.00 1034 11.10 590 10.70 687 5.00 9.30 791 969 4.80 ..50 1035 80.00 591 1.50 2.00 688 39.60 1.00 792 3.30 5.00 897 21.30 2.50 970 39.50 6.53 1036 9.30 1.25 592 3.90 690 7.80 1037 6.10 1.50 593 8.10 2.50 691 36.10 798 6.90 1.30 1039 155.70 594 9.40 692 19.30 5.00 799 12.80 901 21.90 4.60 973 7.20 .50 1040 9.35 596 693 3.05 902 43.90 1041 1.50 597 11.40 5.00 694 63.50 10.50 801 39.80 905 5.18 975 6.60 5.00 1042 39.20 598 2.40 5.00 695 976 1043 14.85 1.35 599 3.60 696 52.00 5.00 803 34.80 909 12.30 1044 65.20 600 16.50 698 35.90 3.30 978 14.20 1045 9.50 601 1.00 3.00 13.80 5.00 699 805 2.70 913 9.60 2.50 1047 151.70 806 2.10 23.15 1048 12.00 981 12.00 1051 14.50 605 11.10 702 1052 15.70 921 6.30 1053 5.70 811 924 11.40 2.60 985 15.40 4.81 1054 12.60 3.50 611 8.70 5.00 705 6.60 812 11.70 1.00 925 6.30 1.65 988 16.60 5.50 1057 8.60 1.08 612 29.80 706 6.90 813 989 46.50 10.50 1058 4.90 2.50 613 27.10 3.00 707 11.05 7.50 814 37.30 7.20 929 17.40 .75 990 7.50 5.00 1059 11.60 4.25 614 4.40 708 3.60 815 6.30 930 13.30 2.50 991 20.25 1060 10.70 .50 615 8.10 709 37.30 816 8.40 933 4.20 4.80 6.00 1062 3.20 .50 617 10.80 2.50 712 15.00 2.55 818 13.20 5.00 934 7.80 994 9.00 1063 38.60 5.50 618 7.20 2.50 713 2.10 819 6.90 1065 6.30 619 9.80 714 996 6.00 938 3.30 1067 1.80 621 9.30 716 5.00 939 33.60 1068 5.20 623 45.80 1.60 718 6.30 823 11.10 14.85 940 9.30 1002 3.30 2.50 1069 4.50 624 33.10 3.75 719 9.90 825 7.00 3.30 1071 8.70 625 7.30 .60 720 50.90 2.50 826 4.20 1.001 942 93.50 11.50 1004 11.00 1072 5.10 5.00 626 14.90 721 13.20 4.55 829 2.70 5.00 944 6.80 1005 33.30 10.50 628 4.80 722 18.00 830 148.70 11.50 945 .50 1006 47.00 1074 29.70 20.50 4.75 947 4.20 6.60 630 32.05 1.00 727 3.30 .20 .50 1008 7.20 1078 9.10 1.00 631 4.50 729 20.40 1079 4.20 6.25 632 72.60 730 46.20 7.05 834 12.00 12.50 950 31.70 1012 34.00 .86 1082 5.70 1.00 633 13.20 2.85 731 20.40 1013 1083 128.00 634 47.10 5.00 733 8.10 836 3.30 953 1.50 1084 9.70 635 6.70 734 6.30 837 10.95 954 4.50 2.85 1015 10.50 2.50 1085 7.20 636 29.80 737 12.10 838 3.30 956 3.60 3.78 1016 1.77 1086 9.60 2.60 637 143.80 6.00 738 12.90 839 54.70 17.00 1088 52.00 638 25.00 739 118.40 5.00 841 8.10 1.00 D. C. 3 639 $ 41.40 7.50 4.75 741 842 5.60 2.50 640 5.70 3.00 742 4.80 1.00 843 12.00 5.60 D. C. 14 641 15.50 743 9.75 7.10 5.00 845 4.80 2.50 Supplies (to members) 642 23.40 744 52.50 13.80 848 280.20 35.00 Interest on deposit. 2,466.17 643 18.70 745 6.30 1.50 850 12.80 Refund D. C. 3, Kansas City, Mo. 26.25 644 10.20 747 25.90 851 8.10 4.10 645 17.40 750 8.50 1.00 852 10.28 1.52 Total divided 646 21.90 $ 29,4 25.92 3.85 751 20.70 3.05 853 10.90 .6.32 Total supplies 648 9.40 10.03 752 10.70 855 $2,453.82 6.00 650 23.70 753 76.40 856 PROTESTED CHECKS MADE GOOD. 5.00 L. U. 651 7.50 754 10.80 2.50 857 31 Syracuse, N. Y.. 14.30 $ 10.00 652 L. U. 5.40 9.06 755 .15 14.20 858 13.10 .50 36 Jersey City, N. J.. 47.40 L. U. 653 33.00 10.70 65 Niagara Falls, N. Y. 41.10 654 20.00 3.00 L. U. 157 Peoria, Ill. 60.40 L, U. 655 18.20 .50 759 12.10 863 256 Long Beach, Cal. 15.30 2.30 17.50 656 L. U. 11.40 6.00 326 Pittsburg, Kans. 6.00 L. U. 657 10.20 761 4.20 561 Marlboro, 866 3.30 Mass. 11.40 L. U. 658 22.90 762 2.10 868 562 St. Louis, Mo. 31.60 11.00 31.80 L. U. 659 970 Charleston, Va. 46.00 L. U. 660 13.40 764 4.20 5.00 870 4.80 992 Brooklyn, N. Y. 130.90 L. U. 1052 Flint, Mich. 661 7.10 766 3.00 6.50 871 2.70 19.60 662 10.90 767 3.90 872 4.50 663 36.30 768 10.00 873 10.70 2.00 $422.10 664 12.00 769 3.60 874 74.80 4.75 RECAPITULATION. 665 14.35 .45 771 8.40 875 $29,4 25.92 666 5.70 6.60 773 8.20 877 8.70 2.00 Total supplies 2,453.82 668 7.00 774 77.70 2.50 878 18.50 Total protested checks made good.. 422.10 669 25.20 2.60 776 19.30 3.50 879 3.00 673 19.30 777 62.00 2,50 880 36.00 $32,301.84 Note.—The total receipts with the exception of receipts from special funds, which are applied direct, or from sale of supplies, which are applied to the Supply Fund, or in making good protested checks, which are credited to the General Fund, are divided among the remaining funds as follows: General Fund, 1244 per cent.; Journal Fund, 124 per cent.; Organizing Fund, 10 per cent.; Defense Fund, 16 per cent.; Death and Disability Fund, 50 per cent. 948 .75 EXPENDITURES, JANUARY, 1918 DEATH AND DISABILITY FUND. GENERAL FUND, Heat, light and water. 37.69 Nightwatch and janitor. 43.80 Hedrick, Geo. F., G. P., services 150.00 Skemp, Jos. C., G. S.-T., services 150.00 Clerks' services 657.05 Audit committee, services and expenses 741.43 A. F. of L. tax, December 643.74 N. B. T. Dept. tax, December. 286.11 Canadian tax, December 26.05 Postage 224.26 Telegraph and telephones 88.09 Refunded money 21.07 Protested checks redeemed 9 75.60 Election expenses: Election Board $1,003.63 Printing 31.50 Expressage 28.97 1,064.10 Skemp, J. C., expenses, Chicago, Ill. 7.48 5,116.47 ORGANIZING FUND. Organizing local unions.. $ 10.00 Rander, Wm., services and expenses 314.83 Shea, W. G., services and expenses 271.59 Vance, Jos. S., services and expenses 247.31 Gallagher, Wm. J., services and expenses 275.36 Uhi, Gus., services and expenses 336.38 Melaven, Jos. services and expenses 303.65 Hunter, Jos. P., services and expenses 362.05 Bahlhorn, Jos. C., services and expenses 238.45 Leslie, Frank, services and expenses 307.37 $ 2,666.99 F., 92 13051 Gossett, J. O. 839 13575 Welsh, John H. 50 13985 Grissom, Walter 143 14033 Sauf, A. 942 14183 Schaubel, Wm. 119 14294 Sandberg, Alfred 195 14464 Case, George I. 848 14481 Grasse, Win. 499 14530 Bennett, Mrs. J. E. 184 14569 Frisbie, Mrs. Chas. F... 611 14607 Webb, Fred Chas... 5 14677 Labarre, William H... 56 14680 Olsen, Gylick 828 14694 Gruschka, Mrs. Alois.. 499 14697 Mentley, Charles A..... 549 14699 Detamore, George W... 125 14702 Downs, William A.......1063 14710 Anderson, Henry 848 14714 Worley, Charles H. 242 14715 Riley, Samuel 44 14718 Barrett, Flavill S. 110 14720 Kessenick, Henry 781 14724 Slutzsky, Aaron 777 14731 Cake, R. B. 82 14732 Lowry, W. J. 1 14736 Sparacio, Mrs. Joseph. 134 14738 Stern, Joseph 134 14741 Burns, James J. 19 14742 Pierce, George S. 72 14746 Sterns, Simon 499 14751 Tuschhoff, Fred W. 51 14753 Katchelhoffer, F. B.. 33 14754 Cardell, Carl 51 14 755 Conrad Walter 242 14756 Millbury, Ainslee 111 14757 Paley, P. J..... 11 14759 Barker, Mrs. W. R. 180 14760 Witts, Mrs. R. R. 14761 McDonald, John E. 841 14 762 Tamminga, J. $ 75.00 300.00 300.00 250.00 200.00 250.00 300.00 300.00 50.00 50.00 200.00 50.00 150.00 50.00 100.00 300.00 300.00 200.00 250.00 200.00 75.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 50.00 250.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 200.00 300.00 50.00 50.00 300.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 250.00 300.00 25.00 157.33 V. P., 266.60 F., 292.59 298.95 F., DEFENSE FUND. Hedrick, Geo. F., G. P., ex penses Finan, Jno. M.. 1st G. services and expenses. Kelley, Jos. 2nd G. V.-P., services and expenses. Cullen, Chag. A., 3rd G. V.-P., services and expenses. Clarke, Jos. 4th 194 14763 Spilker, William 115 14 764 Weisling, Henry 115 14765 Horrigan, Mrs. T. J. 368 14766 Holbrook, Mrs. E. T... 525 14768 Coon, Frank W. 580 14769 Hall, James 848 14770 Gottfried, Mrs. Elias.... 848 14771 Madder, Walter 180 14772 Pearson, Elwood 368 14774 Ericson, Irvin 679 14775 Isaackoff, William 818 14776 Cleaver, Charles 301 14777 Edwards, William H... 37 14778 Scott, Mrs. Eugene G... 17 14779 Hopner, Lewis 848 14780 Wagener, Mrs. Fred 194 14781 Imhoff, George 989 14784 Giaculli, Michael $92 14785 Sass, Fred 19 14788 Meade, James J.. 166 14790 Rawley, W. K. 6 14791 Williams, Vern 128 14793 Meyer, Henry W. 115 14794 Slee, Mrs. E. J. 184 14797 Walsh, Timothy J. 11 14798 Lee, John 368 14800 Decker, George H. 892 14801 Milstead, R. A.... 368 14805 McMeen, J. E., Mrs.. 184 14806 Pitre, Mrs. Vito 874 14807 Lyons, Harry 12 14809 Cary, Mrs. T. W 12 14810 Carthy, William, Jr.. 215 14811 Hilton, Arthur G. 75 14812 Fredrick, L. F. 878 14813 Gerwe, Lambert H. 50 14814 Klebbe, Fred 51 14818 Dembeck, Max 37 14819 Meyer, Frank 156 14821 Hoffman, Mrs. William 37 14823 Hann, Louis G... 115 14824 Forester, Stephen 781 14827 Hansen, Harry 241 14828 Muggenberg, Mrs. H. C. 341 25.00 300.00 50.00 50.00 200.00 200.00 50.00 50.00 75.00 300.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 100.00 50.00 300.00 250.00 150.00 200.00 50.00 300.00 300.00 300.00 75.00 50.00 25.00 50.00 25.00 300.00 300.00 75.00 300.00 250.00 300.00 50.00 50.00 300.00 50.00 250.00 25.00 G. V.-P., services and expenses. Swick, C. E., 5th G. V.-P. services and expenses. Scott. A. E.. 6th G. V.-P., services and expenses. Beck, M. J., auditing local union books, services and ex penses Legal services L. U. 39, Lowell, Mass. 272.95 374.60 307.35 329.42 $ 3,026.79 SUPPLY FUND. Merchandise $ 2,066.44 Bond premiums 121.84 Office Supplies 194.23 Expressage 115.46 Postage 31.00 Clerks' services 24.00 $ 2,552.97 JOURNAL FUND, Printing, etc. $ 2,831.31 tencils, etc. 134.38 Postage 151.54 Advertising commissions 283.25 Clerks' services 489.50 Article for journal 5.09 $ 3.895.07 - תס תס כס 1 |
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