Historian-in-Chief-Capt. Cassilly Cook, New York. Council-in-Chief-Capt. William E. English, Indiana; Capt. Charles W. Newton, Connecticut; Lieut.-Col. George V. Lauman, Illinois; Maj. Robert Lee Longstreet, District of Columbia; Maj. Felix Rosenberg, Ohio. Membership is confined to commissioned officers who served as such in the United States army, navy, marine or revenue cutter service (volunteer or regular) during the Spanish war or the Philippine insurrection incident thereto, as well as all the sons of such officers, and such enlisted men who served in said war and insurrection and who have since become officers in the regular army, navy, marine or revenue cutter service. ARMY OF THE PHILIPPINES. Vice-Commander-in-Chief-Charles First Junior Vice-Commander-A. S. Crossfield, Ma- Second Junior Vice-Commander-George M. Weichelt, Grand Island, Neb. Third Junior Denver, Col. Vice-Commander-A. V. Davidson, Fourth Junior Vice-Commander-C. T. Spear, St. Fifth Junior Vice-Commander-Perry W. Jewett, Adjutant-General-Dr. John W. Goggin, 1305 Hey- Paymaster-General-William Nelson, Chicago, Ill. Kas. Surgeon-General-F. M. Rumbold, St. Louis, Mo. NAVY LEAGUE OF THE UNITED STATES. Vice-President-Robert M. Thompson. Treasurer-J. P. Morgan, Jr., 23 Wall street, New York, N. Y. Secretary-Henry H. Ward, Southern building, Corresponding Secretary-Arthur H. Dadmun, Southern building, Washington, D. C. SONS OF VETERANS, U. S. A. Commander-in-Chief-Ralph M. Grant, Conn. Hartford, Senior Vice-Commander-in-Chief-Charles B. Martin, Parsons, Kas. Junior Vice-Commander-in-Chief-C. H. Hudson, Madison, Wis. Secretary (holdover)-J. H. Hammer, Reading, Pa. Patriotic Instructor-Charles F. Sherman, Mount Editor The Banner-William G. Dustin, Dwight, Ill. Commander-A. L. Van Ness, Bloomington. Officers, 1912-1913. Secretary-Treasurer-William G. Dustin, Dwight. OBJECT. To perpetuate the memory and history of the heroic deeds of the soldiers, sailors and marines of the civil war, the proper observance of Memorial day, to inculcate patriotism and love of country and to secure an emulation among the younger generation of the heroic loyalty of their soldier fathers. Membership is confined to lineal male descendants of honorably discharged union soldiers, sailors or marines in the civil war. NATIONAL SOCIETY OF THE DAUGHTERS OF Vice-President-General in Charge of Organization Recording Secretary-General-Mrs. Howard L. Hodg- Registrar-General-Mrs. Gaius M. Brumbaugh, Historian-General-Mrs. Charles W. Bassett, Wash- Corresponding Secretary-General-Mrs. William F. Assistant Historian-General-Mrs. Henry M. Thomp- Librarian-General-Miss Amaryllis Gillett, Wash- Illinois State Regent-Mrs. George A. Lawrence, GENERAL SOCIETY OF MAYFLOWER DE- Organized at Plymouth, Mass. Office of Society-44 East 23d street, New York, The society is composed of lineal descendants of the passengers on the Mayflower when it arrived at Plymouth, Mass., in December, 1620. FOURTH OF JULY CASUALTIES. LABOR ORGANIZATIONS. Asbestos Workers of America, National Association of Heat, Frost and General Insulators-Thomas J. McNamara, 2516 Slattery street, St. Louis, Mo. Bakery and Confectionery Workers' International Union of America-Otto E. Fischer, 221 Chicago avenue, Chicago, Ill. Barbers' International Union, Journeymen-Jacob Fischer. 222 East Michigan street, Indianapolis. Bill Posters and Billers of America, National Alliance-William McCarthy, 1482 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Blacksmiths, International Brotherhood of-William F. Kramer. suite 570-585 Monon building, Chicago. Boiler Makers and Iron Ship Builders of America, Brotherhood of-W. J. Gilthorpe, Law building, Kansas City, Kas. Bookbinders, International Brotherhood of-James W. Dougherty, 222 East Michigan street, Indianapolis, Ind. Boot and Shoe Workers' Union-C. L. Baine, 246 Union of the United-Louis Kemper, Vine and Hollister streets, Cincinnati, O. Brick, Tile and Terra Cotta Workers' Alliance, International-William Van Bodegraven, 409, 160 North 5th avenue, Chicago, Ill. Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, International Association of-H. S. Hockin, American Central Life building, Indianapolis, Ind. Broom and Whisk Makers' Union, InternationalC. T. Dolan, 3959 Lincoln avenue, Chicago, Ill. Brushmakers' International Union-George J. Vitzthun, 2052 Gates avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Carpenters and Joiners of America, United Brotherhood of-Frank Duffy, Carpenters' building, Indianapolis, Ind. Carriage and Wagon Workers, International-Wil liam P. Mavell, 10 Chapin block, Buffalo, N. Y. Carvers' Association of North America, International Wood-Thomas J. Lodge, 10 Carlisle street, Roxbury, Mass. Cement Workers, American Brotherhood of-Henry Ullner, 214 Mechanics' Bank building, San Francisco. Cal. Cigarmakers' International Union of AmericaGeorge W. Perkins,* $20 Monon block, 436 South Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill. Clerks' International Protective Association, Retail -H. J. Conway, lock drawer 248, Lafayette, Ind. Cloth Hat and Cap Makers of North America, United-Max Zuckerman, 62 East 4th street, New York, N. Y. Commercial Telegraphers' Union of America, TheWesley Russell, 922-930 Monon building, Chicago. Compressed Air and Foundation Workers' Union of the United States and Canada-Morris Winters, 64 East 128th street, New York, N. Y. Coopers' International Union of North AmericaWilliam R. Deal, Board of Trade building, Kansas City, Kas. Curtain Operatives of America, Amalgamated Lace -David L. Gould, 3141 Wendle street, Philadelphia, Pa. Cutting Die and Cutter Makers, International Union of-Harry Reiser, 616 6th avenue, New York, N. Y. Diamond Workers' Protective Union of America*Andries Meyer, 323 Washington street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Electrical Workers of America, International Brotherhood of-J. P. Noonan, Pierick building, Springfield, Ill. Elevator Constructors, International Union ofWilliam Young, 1952 North 19th street, Philadelphia, Pa. Engineers, International Union of Steam-James G. Hannahan, 6303 Harvard avenue, Chicago, Ill. Engravers, International Association of Watch Case -Carl West, box 263, Canton, O. Firemen, International Brotherhood of Stationary- Foundry Employes, International Brotherhood of- Glass Workers' International Association, Amalgamated-Joseph P. McArdle, 118 East 28th street, New York, N. Y. Glove Workers' Union of America, InternationalAgnes Nestor, 506 Bush Temple of Music, Chicago. Ill. Granite Cutters' International Association of America-James Duncan, Hancock building, Quincy, Mass. Grinders and Finishers' National Union, Pocket Knife Blade-F. A. Didsbury, 508 Brooks street, Bridgeport, Conn. Grinders' National Union, Table Knife-John F. Gleason, 76 Chestnut street, Bristol, Conn. Hatters of North America, United-Martin Lawlor, 11 Waverly place, New York, N. Y. Hod Carriers and Building Laborers' Union of America, International-A. Persion. box 597, Albany, N. Y. Horseshoers of United States and Canada, International Union of Journeymen-Hubert S. Marshall, room 605, Second National bank building, Cincinnati, O. Hotel and Restaurant Employes' International Alliance and Bartenders' International League of America-Jere L. Sullivan, Commercial Tribune building, Cincinnati, O. Iron. Steel and Tin Workers, Amalgamated Asso- Laundry Workers' International Union-Charles F. Leather Workers on Horse Goods, United Brotherhood of-J. J. Pfeiffer, 209-210 Postal building, Kansas City, Mo. Leather Workers' Union of America, Amalgamated -John Roach, 326 Bank street, Newark, N. J. Lithographers, International Protective and Beneficial Association of the United States and Canada-John Treanor, 309 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Lithographic Press Feeders of United States and Maintenance of Way Employes, International Mine Workers of America, United-Edwin Perry, Iron-Victor Kleiber, 530 Walnut street, Cincinnati, O. Musicians, American Federation of-Owen Miller, 3535 Pine street, St. Louis, Mo. Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America, Brotherhood of J. C. Skemp, drawer 99, Lafayette, Ind. Paper Makers' League of North America-J. T. Carey, 22 Smith building, Watertown, N. Y. Pattern Makers' League of North America-James Wilson, 1008-1009 Second National Bank building, Cincinnati, O. Pavers and Rammermen, International Union ofEdward I. Hannah, 223 East 59th street, New York, N. Y. Paving Cutters' Union of the United States of America and Canada-John Sheret, lock box 27, Albion, N. Y. Photoengravers' Union of North America, International-Louis A. Schwarz, 228 Apsley street, Philadelphia, Pa. Piano and Organ Workers' Union of America, International-Charles Dold,* 1037 Greenwood terrace, Chicago, Ill. Plasterers' International Association of the United Plate Printers' Union of North America. Interna- Printing Pressmen's Union, International-Joseph Pulp. Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers of the United States and Canada, International Brotherhood of John H. Malin, P. O. Drawer K, Fort Edward, N. Y. Quarry Workers' International Union of North America-Fred W. Suitor, Scampini building, Barre, Vt. Railroad Telegraphers, Order of-L. W. Quick, Star building. St. Louis, Mo. Railway Carmen of America. Brotherhood-E. William Weeks, 507 Hall building, Kansas City, Mo. Railway Clerks, Brotherhood of--R. E. Fisher, 307 310 Kansas City Life building, Kansas City, Mo. Railway Employes of America, Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric-W. D. Mahon,* 601 Hodges block, Detroit, Mich. Railway Express Messengers of America, Brotherhood of-William F. Morrison, 326 Lee building, Oklahoma City, Okla. Roofers. Composition, Damp and Waterproof Workers of the United States and Canada, International Brotherhood-D. J. Ganley, 14 North Oxford street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Sawsmiths' National Union-F. E. Kingsley, room Shingle Weavers' Union of America, International- Slate Workers, International Union of-Thomas H. Stage Employes' International Alliance, Theatrical Steel Plate Transferers' Association of AmericaDennis H. Sherman, 1301 Madison street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Stereotypers and Electrotypers' Union of AmericaGeorge W. Williams, 29 Globe building, Boston. Stonecutters' Association of North America, Journeymen-James F. McHugh, 520 6th street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Stove Mounters' International Union-J. H. Kaefer, 1210 Jefferson avenue east, Detroit, Mich. Switchmen's Union of North America-M. R. Welch, 326 Brisbane building, Buffalo, N. Y. Tailors' Union of America, Journeymen-E. J. Brais, box 597, Bloomington, Ill. Teamsters, International Brotherhood of-Thomas L. Hughes, 222 East Michigan street, Indianapolis, Ind. Textile Workers of America, United-Albert Hibbert, box 742, Fall River, Mass. Tile Layers and Helpers'. Union, International Ce- Tip Printers, International Brotherhood of-T. J. Weavers' Amalgamated Association, Elastic Goring Weavers' Protective Association, American WireA. A. Brooks, 11 Columbus avenue, Holyoke, Mass. White Rats Actors Union of America-W. W. Waters, 1553 Broadway. New York, N. Y. *President. Vice-President. DEPARTMENTS. Building Trades Department, American Federation of Labor-William J. Spencer, rooms 412-14 Ouray building, Washington, D. C. Metal Trades Department, American Federation of Labor-A. J. Berres, room 513 Ouray building, Washington, D. C. Mining Department of the American Federation of Labor-Edwin Perry, State Life building, Indianapolis, Ind. Railroad Employes' Department, American Federation of Labor-A. B. Lowe, 3900 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo. Union Label Trades Department, American Federation of Labor-Thomas F. Tracy, 708 Ouray building. Washington, D. C. SECRETARIES OF STATE BRANCHES. Alabama-Lewis Bowen, box 180, Birmingham. Arkansas-L. H. Moore, 512 East 8th street, Little Rock. California-Paul Scharrenberg, 316 14th street, San Francisco. Colorado-W. T. Hickey, 430 Charles building, Den ver. Connecticut-R. P. Cunningham, 34 Keeler street, Danbury. Florida-J. C. Privett, box 271, Jacksonville. Georgia--Robert Fechner, 132 Abercorn street, Savannah, Illinois-J. F. Morris, Pierik building, Springfield. Indiana-George J. Schwab, 602 4th avenue, Evansville. Iowa-J. H. Strief, box 362, Sioux City. Kansas-George B. Edgell, 315 Delaware street, Leavenworth. Kentucky-Max Traut, 218 Louisville Trust building. Louisville. Louisiana-V. V. Stewart, 1531 Oxford street, Shreveport. Maine-John F. Connelly, box 140, Bangor. Maryland-G. M. Henderson, 102 East Lexington street. Baltimore. Massachusetts-Martin T. Joyce, box C, station A, Boston. Michigan-Homer F. Waterman, 123 East Main street, Kalamazoo. Minnesota-W. E. McEwen, Manhattan building, Duluth, Missouri--John T. Smith, Labor Temple, Kansas City. Montana-O. M. Partelow, box 31, Butte. Nebraska-W. A. Chrisman, box 25, station C, Omaha. New Hampshire J. J. Coyne, 202 Greene street, Manchester. New Jersey-Henry F. Hilfers, 68 South Orange avenue, Newark. New York-Edward A. Bates, 256 South street, Utica. North Carolina-S. Waldrop, 41 Woodfin street, North Dakota-John Oliver, box 704, Fargo. Oklahoma-Ollie S. Wilson, 1022 State National President John J. Fitzpatrick. Vice-President-Oscar F. Nelson. OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. Bricklayers and Stone Masons' International Union -William Dobson, Odd Fellows' building, Indianapolis, Ind. Conductors, Order of Railway-W. J. Maxwell, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Engineers, Brotherhood of Locomotive-Warren S. Stone, Society for Savings building, Cleveland, O. Firemen, Brotherhood of Locomotive-A. W. Hawley, Peoria, Ill. Knights of Labor (organized 1878)-J. Frank O'Meara, Bliss building, Washington, D. C. Railroad Freight and Baggage Men, International Brotherhood-Robert P. Neil, 44 Broad street, Boston, Mass. Trainmen, Brotherhood of Railroad-A. E. King, American Trust building, Cleveland, O. *President. CHICAGO FEDERATION OF LABOR. Oct. 1, 1912. Secretary-E. N. Nockels, 502, 331 South LaSalle street. Financial Secretary-Fred G. Hopp. Headquarters-166 West Washington street. nue. Asbestos Workers No. 17-James P. Fauls, 3719 Irving Park boulevard. Baggage and Mail Handlers' Union No. 175-William Fenton, 649 East 42d street. Bakers and Confectioners No. 2-Charles Vancina, 538 Wells street. No. 62-Hans Toy, 1082 North Paulina street. Bakers' Union No. 237-W. Krausz, 1253 South Kedzie avnue. Barbers (Journeymen) No. 548-P. A. Holzer, 184 No. 456-George J. Schober, 232 North Clark street. No. 507-William A. Weber, 1529 Larrabee street. No. 649-C. H. Schultz, 4822 Van Buren street. Beer Bottlers No. 248-William Vorsatz, 630 West Lake street. Bill Posters and Billers-Thomas J. Reynolds, 3153 South Park avenue. Bindery Women No. 30-125 West Van Buren street, room 304. Blacksmiths and Helpers No. 14-William Zickgraff, 1134 North Franklin street. No. 80-William Ives, 4523 Fulton street. No. 122-P. W. Moeller, 4462 Princeton avenue. No. 325-M. D. Murphy, 1223 Arthington place. No. 326-Edward King, 9321 Burnside avenue. Boot and Shoe Workers No. 93-W. Eichelberger, 873 Wells street. No. 94-Margaret Caveigel, 3561 Belden avenue. No. 133-John Roach, 1924 School street. Book Binders No. 8-Otto F. Wassem, 59 East Van Buren street. Bottlers' Protective Union No. 8434-Charles Schmidt, 2152 West Chicago avenue. Brewers and Maltsters No. 18-Charles Gaude, 630 West Lake street. No. 121-Frank Z. Lelivelt, 630 West Lake street. Brewers' Laborers No. 337-William Goschke, 1922 George street. Brewery Teamsters (Keg Beer) No. 342-George G. Hottinger, 184 West Washington street, room 504. Brewery Teamsters (Bottle Beer) No. 344-184 West Washington street, room 503. Brick Makers No. 2-A. H. Koselke, Lansing, Ill., postoffice box 1. No. 3-Martin Hannauer, 615 Greenwood avenue, Blue Island, Ill. No. 4-C. Gibson, 11533 Michigan avenue. No. 5-A. C. Kasten, 115 West 138th street, Riverdale, Ill. No. 14-George Benjamin, Shermerville, Ill. No. 186-Carl J. Bunge, Glen View, Ill. No. 214-M. McReynolds, Manteno, Ill. No. 253-S. A. Sodergren, 35371⁄2 Honore street. Bridge Tenders' Association-William L. Devereux, 3517 West Congress street. Bridge Laborers No. 13101-J. D. Johnson, 3752 Armour avenue. Broom and Whisk Makers No. 29-W. E. Harvey, 152 West Chestnut street. Brush Makers No. 1-R. M. Parks, 3227 Beach avenue. Butcher Workmen (Casing Workers) No. 158-C. F. Smith, 3071 Broad street. Butcher Workmen (Cattle) No. 87-William Kattwasser, 4323 Emerald avenue. Butcher Workmen (Retail Clerks) No. 484-S. Miller, 1000 Maxwell street. Calumet Joint Labor Council-Carl F. Ernst, 30 East 112th street. Carpenters and Joiners No. 1-James McKinnon, 1841 Nebraska avenue. No. 10-D. J. Ryan, 4222 Prairie avenue. No. 13-P. F. Hayes, 323 South Marshfield avenue. No. 62-W. Shogren, 5829 Henry street. avenue. No. 242-John Oppelt, 5041 Aberdeen street. No. 272-Sam Dunlap, 79 14th street, Chicago Heights, Ill. No. 419-William Bruening, 1422 South Avers avenue. No. 504-A. Novak, 1405 West 14th street. No. 521-A. L. Yost, 501 South Oakley boulevard. No. 643-Harry Phillips, 832 Winthrop court. No. 1307-Otto Homs, 2308 Lunt avenue, Evanston, Ill. No. 1693-F. T. Tillesen, 2035 North Spaulding avenue. No. 1784-Gus Stange, 2911 Harvard street. No. 1786-Alois Hruska, 3015 South Avers avenue. No. 1922-Paul J. Berndgen, 652 West 59th street. Amalgamated-A. Oppermann, 2122 Lincoln avenue. Carriage and Wagon Workers No. 4-William McPherson, 2322 South Ashland avenue. Carriage, Wagon and Automobile Workers No. 174 -W. A. Dean, 619 East 45th street. Calkers' Union No. 1-Charles F. Dempsey, 3047 Harrison street. Cement Finishers No. 2-Elgrin C. Hawkins, 1640 North Harding avenue. Cement and Construction No. 4-William Carroll, 361 West Madison street. Cement Workers No. 26-F. V. Danielson, 6800 Ridge boulevard. No. 29-W. Anderson, 142 14th avenue, Maywood, Ill. Chicago Trades Union Label League-Philip Jorneaux, 5634 Laflin street. Cigar Makers No. 14-N. F. Lentz, 211 West Madison street. No. 15-August Geissler, southeast corner Market and Randolph streets, second floor. Cigar Packers No. 227-Nic. Medinger, 2931 North Halsted street. Clerks (Retail)-William Coyle, 3341 West Adams street. Cloth Hat and Cap Makers-M. J. Mittleman, 759 South Robey street. Cooks' Union No. 865-183 West Madison street. Marine-S. R. Little, 314 North Clark street. Coopers' Union No. 15-J. Ahern, 3231 Butler street. No. 94-Adolph Weidmann, 1703 West 15th street. (Tank) No. 193-Peter Skaw, 1015 North Ridgeway avenue. No. 221-Henry Bristol, 3631 South Leavitt street. Cutting Die and Cutter Makers No. 305-Edward Bedore, 518 West 32d street. Dredgeworkers' Protective Association No. 1-Martin Andrews, 342 West Kinzie street. Egg Inspectors-P. F. Donlan, 76 West South Water street. Electrical Workers No. 9-500 South State street. No. 49-William M. Hickey, 2225 Seminary avenue. No. 134-500 South State street. No. 282-William J. O'Leary, 5532 South Loomis street. No. 713-T. P. Peterson, 1138 South Albany avenue. Elevator Conductors and Starters' Union-175 West Washington street, room 305. Elevator Constructors' Union No. 2-William Pease, 1138 South Albany avenue. Embroiderers' Union (United)-Kuno Hangartner, 1929 Lineoln avenue. Enamelers' (Iron) Union No. 14086-John Sembra, 1804 Blue Island avenue. Federal Labor Union of Burnside No. 10829-William Hyman, 1134 East 81st place. Firemen's Association (City)-Masonic Temple building, room 1531. Firemen (Marine), Oilers and Water Tenders' Association-316 West Kinzie street. Firemen (Stationary)-William Fisher, 156 West Washington street, third floor. Franklin Union No. 4-L. S. Mills, 409 South Halsted street. Freight Handlers No. 3-George H. Kroger, 824 West Harrison street. No. 4-William Fitzpatrick, 1313 East 55th street. No. 8-Dan Ryan, 1845 North 41st avenue. Freight Handlers and Railway Clerks No. 9-T. J. Jansen, 3543 Hirsch street. No. 75-Grover Justice, 1450 North Artesian ave nue. No. 100-Harry Brown, 809 North St. Louis avenue. Gardeners and Florists No. 10615-Louis Heidtman, 3610 North Richmond street. Garment Workers (Custom Cutters) No. 21-George H. Alexander, 125 West Van Buren street, room 202. No. 23-Miss Ollie Nelson, 3429 Hirsch street. avenue. No. 61 (Clothing Cutters)-317 West Quincy street. No. 197-L. Malisoff, 814 West Harrison street. Gas and Electric Fixture Hangers No. 381-500 South State street. Gas Fitters No. 250-Frank Culleeney, 3302 West Harrison street. Glass Workers (Amalgamated) No. 4-Harry Stift, 4100 Cornelia street. Glaziers' Union No. 27-M. Hahn, 544 West 20th street. Glove Workers No. 4-Frank Knietz, 2023 Frankfort street. No. 18-Mayme Butler, 1202 Webster avenue. Hair Spinners No. 10399-John Hannemann, 3053 Lock street. Hat Finishers' Association No. 9-James Loughbridge, 2827 West Fullerton avenue. Hod Carriers and Building Laborers No. 4-W. B. Johnson, 622 West 47th street. Hoisting (Portable) Engineers-Oliver Stingley, 3361 South Park avenue. Horse Nail Makers No. 7180-Kitty Murphy, 1629 West 20th street. Horseshoers No. 4-Thomas Downs, 2930 Emerald avenue. Iron Molders No 233-M. T. Mulchay, 201 South Halsted street. (Bench) No. 239-John Woznieuski, 1627 North Marshfield avenue. (Core Makers) No. 448-A. L. Sinkey, 2619 Southport avenue. Iron Workers (Bridge and Structural) No. 1-227 West Washington street. Janitors (Flat) No. 12361-F. McWalters, 3419 Jackson boulevard. Ladies' Garment Workers No. 44 (Cloak)-Philip H. Holzberg, 1125 Blue Island avenue. No. 71-Morris Siskind, 1323 South Central Park avenue. Ladies' Straw and Felt Hat Workers-Josephine Ruffing, 3941 North 40th avenue. Law Reporters' Union No. 14171-Frank Techtman. room 623 Reaper block. Leather Workers (on Travelers' Goods and Novelties) No. 12-Edward S. Shilling, 524 South Halsted street. Leather Workers No. 17-Sam Polinsky, 1008 Olive street. Lithograph Apprentices and Press Feeders No. 2Henry A. Schenk, 1851 Winnebago avenue. Lithographers' Union No. 4-Hugh Bowditch, 4707 Calumet avenue. Machinists-Progressive No. 126-F. B. Johnson, 4038 Armitage avenue. Prosperity No. 128-F. A. Lampert, 749 East 73d street. |