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 making good protested checks, which are credited to the General Fund, are divided among the remaining funds as follows: General Fund, 12 per cent.; Journal Fund, 12 per cent..... Organizing Fund, 10 per cent.; Defense Fund 15 per cent.; Death and Disability Fund 50 per cent. EXPENDITURES, APRIL, 1919 GENERAL FUND Legal services 25.00 L. U. 44 Lawrence, Mass 200.00 500.00 140.00 150.00 300.00 50.00 50.00 100.00 300.00 100.00 350.00 200.00 100.00 150.00 Con Organizing local unions $ 87.00 Rander, Wm.. services and ex Shea, Wm. G., services and ex -$ 5,862.96 Convincing Proof. The honorable one-armed conductor of L. U. 101 entered the union hall and seated himself next to the wise member with the other-people's-business-smile. The latter at once noticed his neighbor's right sleeve hanging loose and kept eyeing it in a how-did-it-happen sort of way, but the onearmed conductor paid no attention to him. He changed his position, cleared his throat and said: "I beg pardon, brother, but I see you have lost an arm?" The one-armed conductor picked up his sleeve with his left hand and peered anxiously into it. "Bless my soul!" he exclaimed, looking up with great surprise, "I do believe you're right." Among Non-Union Glaziers. "Did you bring home that pane of glass for the kitchen windy, Pat?" "Oi did not. Oi was after a twelve by fourteen, an' the only soize they had was fourteen by twelve." "Ye fool, why didn't ye get it? Ye could have put it in sideways, couldn't ye?" |