years; at trade fourteen years; learned trade in Liverpool, England; has also worked in Preston and Nuneaton, England. William Wooliscroft, age 24 years; at trade eight years; learned trade in Staffs, England; has also worked in Brantford, Ont.; Ingersoll, Ont., and Merritt, B. C.; was a former member of Brantford Union, but allowed membership to lapse.

663, Saskatoon, Sask., Can.-Robert G. Mackay; has worked in Toronto, Winnipeg, Vanhleek Hill, Gravenhurst and Woodstock; formerly a member, but allowed card to lapse. Joseph Ratcliffe; has worked in Hanley, Sask.; has never been a member.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

Alamosa, Colo.-President, W. Walt Ford; vicepresident, Charles P. Brooks; secretary, A. R. Sadler.

Albany N. Y.-President, Joseph E. Wiedman; vice-president, Eugene Ferris; recording and corresponding secretary, Richard J. Foster; financial secretary, Thomas P. McMahon; treasurer, John E. Moench; sergeant-at-arms, William Leonard; auditors, Charles H. Whittemore, Nathan Kelley, John S. McGovern; trustees, J. W. Henderson, Lowry G. Rifenberick, James Crowley; delegates to central federation of labor, Harry Bunstead, William F. Campion, George E. Dillon, Thomas D. Fitzgerald. John F. Quirk, John M. Barnes, Joseph A. O'Brien, E. F. Doran; delegates to label league, George I. Davis. H. A. O'Connor, Merton R. Barnes, Jacob H. Winters, Joseph A. Padula, Charles H. Schilling, John J. Hart, George Mosher; delegates to allied printing trades council, Joseph Lederer, Joseph A. Rice, Francis E. J.

Rich; inspectors of election, William Buchanan, Alexander V. McCann, John J. Kenny.

Amarillo, Texas--President, Jack Garvin; vicepresident, Robert C. Davis; recording secretary, Frank Morgan; secretary-treasurer, Smith McLeroy; sergeant-at-arms, C. D. Williams.

Burlington, Iowa-President, R. E. Dumon; vice-president, C. W. Herchenbach; recording secretary, L. J. Mesmer; financial secretary, E. D. Morgan; treasurer, William F. Schmidt; sergeantat-arms, Carl Ostertag; members of executive board, C. M. Schwinn, Robert Fritzsche.

Butte, Mont.-President, F. J. Glenn; vicepresident, Edward Kilfeather; executive committee, Edward Kilfeather, Otto Zeising, Emil Zschau, Loring Lee.

Carlinville, Ill.-President, W. R. Crew;_vicepresident, J. F. Kiefer; recording secretary, F. W. Burgdorff; secretary-treasurer, Adam Flori; sergeant-at-arms, W. É. Eddy; delegates to central body, W. R. Crew, Homer Stuart and J. F. Kiefer; auditing committee, J. F. Kiefer. W. E. Eddy and Leonard Mant.

Centralia, Ill.-President, William Rose; vicepresident, H. E. Meagher; secretary, O. B. Correll; sergeant-at-arms, Claud Turner.

Chicago (Ill.) Mailers President, Florence Donoghue; vice-president, J. J. Kinsley; secretarytreasurer, W. C. Burgess; recording secretary, James P. McNichols.

Cincinnati, Ohio-President, John H. Long; vice-president, Frank Binder; secretary-treasurer, Robert H. Curl; recording secretary, Clifford M. Cobb; business committee, Thomas J. Donnelly, Willard B. Haigh, Ed D. Sullivan, Joseph F. Illig, Anthony J. Raabe, Fred J. Wendeln; auditors, Frank W. Long, C. B. Snyder, H. F. Nuenning; sinking fund trustees, F. N. Baker, F. R. Kinder, Frank W. Smith; cemetery committee, M. E. Maloney, D. F. Murphy, Clem Steltenpohl; delegates to central labor council, F. E. Bell, E. L. Hitchens; delegates to Kenton and Campbell Trades Assembly, John M. Albrecht, George Barnheisel, Ed H. Davis.

Cleveland, Ohio-President, F. W. Steffen; vicepresident, John M. James; secretary-treasurer, S. S. Hester; sergeant-at-arms, W. D. Jones; doorkeeper, Charles M. Markwith; executive committee, W. T. Dickinson, W. H. Cockett, W. T. Doyle; auditing committee, Frank H. Seffing, C. M. Hutzelman and J. N. Merwin.

Concord, N. H.-President, Joseph O. W. Phaneuf; vice-president, Ira Leon Evans; recording and corresponding secretary, Campbell Wright; secretary-treasurer, W. Arthur Conaty; sergeantat-arms, Edward Galfetti.

Davenport, Iowa-President, Clem McQuade; vice-president, W. H. Burke; recording secretary, Frank Murrin; financial secretary, C. S. Osborn; executive committee, J. A. Purcell, A. Nelson, Frank P. Lohr.

Deadwood, S. D.-Jay B. Sessions; vice-president, George E. Morford; secretary-treasurer, George Knowles; sergeant-at-arms, L. D. Stonecypher; executive committee, G. A. Byrne, George E. Morford, L. D. Stonecypher.

Denver, Colo.-President, W. G. King; vicepresident, W. H. Hedley; recording and secretarytreasurer, F. C. Birdsall; sergeant-at-arms, Charles S. Semper; delegates to allied printing trades council, E. C. Davis, W. H. Hedley and A. E. Ott.

Detroit, Mich.-President, T. B. Gloster; vicepresident, W. J. Smith; recording secretary, R. L. Drake; secretary-treasurer, J. II. Walker: sergeant-at-arms, L. H. Kessel; auditors, E. J. Dixon, J. J. McLogan. Otto Sprunk; executive committee, M. J. Gloster, W. G. Kay.

El Paso, Texas-President, F. J. Schilling; vicepresident, Milo Stine; secretary-treasurer, Everett Foster; executive committee, F. C. Parker, T. J. Cullen, E. V. Carleton; auditing committee, John Kuhn, William Gibbs, J. G. Walker; delegates to central labor union, T. J. Cullen, C. S. Ward,

Harry Blumenthal; reading clerk, E. V. Carleton; sergeant-at-arms, W. T. Bobbitt.

Findlay, Ohio-President, Fred D. Johnson; vice-president, Jesse Z. Kamerer; secretary-treasurer, Earl B. Kennedy; recording secretary, William Howe; sergeant-at-arms, Floris L. Bartch.

Fort Worth, Texas-President, A. E. Markwell; vice-president, F. N. Graves; recording secretary, J. Malcolm Brown; secretary-treasurer, R. W. Walker; reading clerk, E. D. Shelton; sergeantat-arms, George Woodman; board directors, F. N. Graves, chairman, J. A. Comstock, jr., N. K. Allen, O. H. Berueffy, C. A. Ccx; committee on laws, Charles L. Stowe, jr., Louis Wiethop, Don Vestal; delegates to trades assembly, C. Canterbury, C. W. Woodman, R. W. Walker: auditing committee, S. S. Carpenter, John I. Blake and Sydney Taylor; delegates to allied printing trades council, R. W. Walker, Howard Babcock, Will Hatchett.

Frankfort, Ind.-President, Perry G. Davis; vice-president, William B. Eaton; financial secretary, Joe M. Gardner; recording secretary, B. R. Petty; sergeant-at-arms, David Rush; executive committee, M. E. Koffet, K. S. Thacker; auditing committee, S. P. Michael, David Rush and W. H. Milh.

Fresno, Cal.-President, James W. Brown; vicepresident, Thomas Callaghan; secretary-treasurer, W. P. Faddis; executive committee, S. D. Giffin, E. H. Tanner, Harry Broderick; auditing committee, C. C. Lingle, S. D. Giffin, Harmon Mattocks; delegates to allied printing trades council, Ray W. Baker, H. S. Whitlock, W. E. Miscall; delegates to Fresno Labor Council, J. E. Ladd, W. E. Miscall, F. G. Roberts; sergeant-at-arms, M. J. Murphy.

Greensboro, N. C.-President, John T. Perkins; vice-president, John B. Clendenin; secretary-treasurer, George P. Phillips; sergeant-at-arms, H. W. Furlow; auditing committee, H. J. Elam; H. W. Furlow and J. B. Clendenin.

Greenville, Texas-President, A. K. McClintock; vice-president, W. F. Morrow; recording secretary, W. C. Henry; financial secretary, B. F. Huckabay; sergeant-at-arms, Dugal Mason.

Hannibal, Mo.--President, E. B. Poole; vicepresident, L. C. Williams; recording secretary, J. A. Lavoo; financial secretary, C. A. Hill; sergeant-at-arms, R. M. Taylor; board of directors, L. C. Williams, E. E. Church, Theo Waelder; delegates to trades and labor assembly, E. B. Lister, R. B. Taylor, C. A. Hill, B. F. Brown, R. M. Taylor.

Harrisburg, Ill.-President, F. S. Steegel; vicepresident, L. H. Steefire; secretary-treasurer, H. C. McIntyre; recording secretary, J. W. Richard

son.

Hastings, Neb.-President, Frank De Conly; vice-president, R. E. Current; secretary-treasurer, F. C. Scott; sergeant-at-arms, Jake Sittner.

Hoboken, N._J.-President, Cornelius Ford; vice-president, Henry Rodecker; secretary-treas urer, John F. Lewis; recording secretary, Joseph P. O'Lone; sergeant-at-arms, Otto Walch; executive committee, Henry Rodecker, James G. Higgins, Albert Aeschbach, Lewis C. Keller, Joseph P. O'Lone; finance and membership committee, E. Fitzsimmons, J. Nelson, C. Weaver; auditing committee, F. Jenkins, J. J. Soffel, J. Walsh; delegates to central labor union, C. Ford, J. P. O'Lone, E. Fitzsimmons.

Huron, S. D.-President, R. A. McGilvra; vicepresident, Oscar Larson; recording secretary, J. R. Fetzer; secretary-treasurer, J. D. Ainsworth; auditing committee, Victor Boyer, J. H. Brindle, C. A. Mann; executive committee, C. A. Mann, J. H. Brindle, Victor Boyer; delegates central labor union, Mann, Boyer, Ainsworth.

Jersey City, N. J.-President, Fred C. Scriven; vice-president, Al Staif;_treasurer, Forrest A. Rice; financial secretary, Percy L. Anderson; recording_secretary, Herbert Lundberg: sergeant-atJoseph W. Farley; auditing committee, George Bastian, Theodore Waldeck, Joseph J.

arms,

Marx, jr.; central labor union delegates, Arthur Houghton, Joseph W. Farley and John Wiley.

Kalamazoo, Mich.-President, W. H. Stewart; vice-president, Martin Grady; recording secretary, W. R. McCracken; secretary-treasurer, Norman S. Hallett; sergeant-at-arms, J. R. Ward; member executive board, Walter Hickey; auditors, L. N. Ward, F. F. Bowman, F. C. Stegman; label committee, F. C. Stegman, F. H. Walker, W. C. Dustman, James Campbell, F. F. Bowman.

Kansas City, Mo.-President, Wallace Shirey; vice-president, H. P. Berkshire; recording secretary, R. J. Kincaid; secretary-treasurer, A. A. Duke; chaplain, Rev. Carl Reed Taylor; sergeantat-arms, George E. Loucks; executive board, J. C. Aide, George Millar, J. C. Swayne, F. H. Millard, C. E. Logue.

Lansing, Mich.-President, Roy W. Hurd; recording secretary, David A. Boyd; financial secretary, William E. McPhee; chairman label committee, Sherman Downs.

Louisville, Ky.-President, J. O. Ames; vicepresident, George F. Middendorf; recording secretary, J. G. Kestler; secretary-treasurer, Max Traut; sergeant-at-arms, Joe Roberts: auditor (three years), Chris Hale; delegates to central labor body, Max Traut, W. R. Hickman, J. H. Watson, George F. Middendorf, H. A. Meckbach; delegates to Women's Label League, J. H. Watson, R. L. Higgins; delegates to allied printing trades council, Max Traut, Robert Irick, H. D. Herrington; alternate delegate International Typographical Union, J. A. O'Connor.

Marshalltown, Iowa-President, Emil Seleine; vice-president, Will H. Swander; secretary-treasurer, Harold A. Lawrence; sergeant-at-arms, M. B. Kenyon; chairman executive board, E. D. Yount; chairman label committee, Guy H. Correll.

Medford, Ore.-President, O. W. Johnson; vicepresident, F. L. Whims; secretary-treasurer, A. F. Stennett; sergeant-at-arms, L. E. Whiting; execu tive committee, J. W. McIntyre, J. J. Kellet, Arthur Jackson and R. F. Pendleton.

Milwaukee, Wis.-President, Ortel E. Thomas; vice-president, William J. Griffin; secretary, Joseph La Fleur; recording secretary, Horace W. Hamilton; sergeant-at-arms, Fred W. Stearns; delegates to Wisconsin State Federation of Labor convention at La Crosse, John M. Bensemann, John Doyle, Walter S. Fisher and Charles J. Shurr.

Mount Carmel, Ill.-President, Peter J. Smith; vice-president, C. M. Malcolm; secretary-treasurer, Sam L. Wheeler; sergeant-at-arms, W. J. Dwyer.

Muncie, Ind.-President, C. F. Robinson; vicepresident, W. H. McClung; secretary-treasurer, Joseph Herdering; recording secretary. N. W. Lingle; executive committee, W. H. McClung, Arthur Close, John Larkin; auditing committee, M. H. Carvel, Noel Lingle, Horace Caldwell; delegates to trades council, C. F. Robinson, J. H. Kirkpatrick, Leslie Andrews, H. A. Brown, George F. Williams, R. A. Hettel; delegate to International convention, W. C. Pierce; alternate, C. F. Robin

son.

Muskogee, Okla.-President, E. C. Dighton; vice-president, J. M. Hedrick; recording secretary, Will M. Phares; secretary-treasurer, E. R. Wolfenberger; sergeant-at-arms, M. E. Deming; executive board, George L. Taylor, J. J. Hollingsworth, J. F. Harris, Charles Finnigan; election board, Charles Finnigan, W. N. Phillips and either William Calkins or F. A. Salter.

Newark, N. J.-President, Edward Smullen; vice-president, Thomas R. Millin, sr.; financial secretary, John H. Daley; treasurer, Theodore Kinney; recording secretary, Lawrence McCabe; sergeant-at-arms, Louis Maisenbacker.

Newburyport, Mass.-President, Charles W. Johnson; vice-president, Oscar C. Leiber; financial secretary, Daniel Foster; recording secretary, Edward Webb; sergeant-at-arms, J. Murray Colby.

New Orleans, La.-President, George Briwa; vice-president, Frank P. Collins; secretary, Wilson

G.

S. Holland; treasurer, H. G. Carlson; reading clerk, W. F. Scheyd; sergeant-at-arms, W. Pearce; delegates to central trades and labor council, Charles S. Aron, E. E. Brady, H. F. Massie; auditing committee, George Bruser, H. C. Swayne, S. J. York.

Norfolk, Va.-President, Harry L. Fentress; vice-president, James E. Chase; secretary-treasurer, M. W. Callan; recording secretary, W. R. Wooley. Northampton, Mass.-President, Edward A. Ryan; vice-president, T. J. Collins; secretarytreasurer, Francis Brothers; sergeant-at-arms, Charles Hamel; executive committee, D. J. Finnegan, Charles Hamel, Francis Brothers, John Kernahan, Robert Tudor; auditing committee, T. J. Collins, W. D. Sullivan, D. E. Hutchings; scale committee, E. A. Ryan, R. Tudor, R. J. Daly.

Oklahoma City, Okla.-President, Marvin L. Brown; vice-president, Berg Ferguson; secretarytreasurer, Ollie S. Wilson; executive committee, D. E. Booth, J. B. Howard, W. J. Phillips; auditing committee, G. F. Agee, C. O. Robertson, H. W. Stevens; delegates to state federation of labor, T. E. Blesh, Howard M. Casler, Mont R. Powell.

Ossining, N. Y.-President, James E. Doolittle; vice-president, Arthur Billington; secretary-treasurer, Clinton M. Corless; sergeant-at-arms, Edward Hallgring.

Ottawa, Ill.-President, C. G. Wilson; vicepresident, W. J. Bowers; financial secretary, O. J. Christmann; secretary-treasurer, W. E. Speckman: sergeant-at-arms, W. P. Doty; executive committee, O. F. Kelly, R. Thompson and Thomas Malcolm.

Peoria, Ill.-President, Frank Smartman; vicepresident, M. H. Snider; secretary-treasurer, Walter S. Bush; recording secretary, George Russell; sergeant-at-arms, Edw. Winterick.

Pittsburg, Pa.-President, W. G. Newlon; vicepresident, Fred Folsom; secretary-treasurer, Charles Q. Lafferty; assistant secretary, William J. Phillips; trustee, Richard B. Ross, Clarence McClintock (tie vote); sergeant-at-arms, William M. Schaffer; judges of election, W. F. Schultz, William Grindell, William A. Keller.

Portsmouth, N. H.-President, Milton B. Clark; vice-president, George H. Sanborn; secretary-treas urer, James H. Ray; recording secretary, Percy R. Jellison; sergeant-at-arms, Forrest C. Shelton.

Providence, R. I.-President, Daniel O'Connor; vice-president, Edward C. Hoopes; financial secretary, Edward N. Griffiths; recording secretary, Joseph P. Cullen; treasurer, Robert F. Hunt.

Regina, Sask., Can.-President, C. A. Watson; vice-president, W. J. Vennels; secretary-treasurer, W. B. Stevens; recording secretary, D. Brown; sergeant-at-arms, H. J. Lord.

San Antonio, Texas-President, Jeff D. Nordhaus; vice-president, C. V. Lancaster; secretary-treas urer, E. G. Koerps; recording secretary, A. E. Hart; reading clerk, H. M. Church; executive committee, H. M. Tedford, John Maley, Martin Breit; delegates to trades council, Sid Murray, John Sweeney, William Hoefgen; delegates to the allied printing trades council, Sid Murray, J. D. Nordhaus, William Hoefgen; auditors, Messrs. Comley, House and Miles; sergeant-at-arms, Hugo Rauber.

San Mateo, Cal.-President, J. E. Harris; secretary-treasurer, L. E. Harris; sergeant-at-arms, W. H. Meacham; auditing committee, Thomas B. Nichols, S. D. Merk, W. B. Benoist.

Schenectady, N. Y.-President, Dennis M. Mahar; vice-president, John J. Quigley; recording secretary, Charles H. Swartz; financial secretary, Roger Bennett; executive board, Dennis M. Mahar. John J. Quigley, Roger T. Bennett, James A. Gustafson, A. J. Pauley; auditing board, William Sanborn, John J. Quigley, Corlos C. Strought; sergeant-at-arms, A. Martin; delegates to trades assembly, John J. Quigley, D. M. Mahar, J. E. Gustafson, A. D. Wildey, C. H. Swartz; arbitration commissioner, Roger Bennett.

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