Facts & Figures of Labor Day; AFGWU LU 23 is comprised of 300 members

Complete List of Unions That Are

Affiliated With Trades Council.

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR.

George Derrick, Organizer; A. J. Evans, Associate Organizer.

THE MUNCIE TRADES COUNCIL.

A delegate body of representatives of the various trades and [missing text] Leonard Paris, recording secretary; Geo. Derrick, financial secretary; Dan Taylor, treasurer; M. Schensky, sergeant-at-arms.

A. A. OF A. S. W. OF UNITED STATES.

Vice President Indiana District — Samuel Cashmore.

White Star Lodge A. A. of I. S. & T. W., No. 26, W. T. Jones, president; J. M. Quinlan, secretary. 125 members.

Midland lodge A. A. of I. S. & T. W., number 23. John Stevens, president; M. D. Flaherty, secretary. 175 members.

Unity lodge A. A. of I. S. & T. W., No. 7, John Tharpe, president; John Buittner, secretary. 200 members.

Muncie lodge A. A. of I. S. & T. W., No. 20, Sam Wireback, president; Geo. Fleet, secretary. 225 members.

Nut and bolt makers' union, Jas. A. Carr, president; Dan Rooney, secretary. 125 members.

Brotherhood Painters' and Decorators' union No. 65. Ed Seldomridge, president; Chas. Austin, secretary. 104 members.

Journeymans' Tailors' union, No. 232. Pete Reickeburg, president; M. S. Schesky, secretary. 50 members.

Building Laborers' association, No. 3. Rufus Mann, president. Jas. Brown, secretary. 125 members.

Green Glass pressers league No. 1. Ed Conroy, president. Dan Connelly, recording secretary. 125 members.

Green bottle blowers No. 12. John Hosler, George Brooker. 320 members.

Flint glass workers No. 91. President Sam Stancliff. Secretary Wm. Everhard. 250 members.

Flint glass workers No. 23. President John Sullivan. Secretary Al Evans. 300 members.

Typographical union No. 332. President Chris Havens. Secretary Jas. W. McCarty. 60 members.

Laundry workers association No. 6915. President Ed Mott. Secretary B. H. Paris. 50 members.

Street railway employes. President Eli Yockey. Secretary John Lake. 75 members.

Drillers, tool dressers and rig builders association No. 6951. W. E. Frederick, president; G. W. Felver, secretary. 90 members.

Cigar Makers' International union, No. 308. W. A. Miller, president; Rob't. Cordell, secretary. 38 members.

Brick Layers' International union, No. 9. Sherman Whitticar, vice president; Charles Savage, secretary. 75 members.

Carpenters' and Joiners' union, No. 592. A. Atherton, president; Fred Vandervere, secretary. 125 members.

Iron Moulders' Union, No. 117, C. C. Wheeler, president; Wm. Green, secretary. 75 members.

Musicians' Protective association, A. F. of M., No. 39. Rolla Riggs, president; U. G. Sanders, secretary. 75 members.

Window Glass Workers' L. A. 300. Carl Louck, president; Chas. C. Montgomery, secretary. 400 members.

Retail Clerks' union, No. 66. M. B. Haines, president; Leonard Paris, secretary. 200 members.

Bakers' and Confectioners' union, No. 130. Harry Gesell, president; George Derick, secretary. 25 members.

Journeymen Barbers' union, No. 28. Lon Van Camp, president, P. F. Rentfrow, secretary. 140 members.

Stage Employes union of No. 30 Indianapolis, John Mitchell secretary. 14 members.

Butchers and Meat Cutters' union No. 20. President, Frank Hustis; secretary, Carle Sparr. 75 members.

Street Railway Employes' division No. 81.

Bar Tenders' league No. 91. Jake Melton, president; Thosl Kink, secretary. 100 members.

The total membership as given above is 3,766, a very gratifying showing for a city of 2,500 inhabitants.

THE TRADES COUNCIL.

The central body of Muncie's trades unions is called the Trades Council. It was organized in 1892. It includes practically all the locals in the city, and is composed of three delegates from each local represented. It meets every two weeks at Union Labor hall, on Walnut street, for the transaction of business and the discussion of ways and means of advancing the interests of la­bor.