To obtain employment In the press
rooms of the union printing offices af
ter today it will be necessary to hold
membership in one of the two new
unions established! toy William II. Mc
Hugh, vice president of the interna
tional union. These unions are open
to all of the members of the seceding
unions except James J. Bangley, Ber
nard Nolan and a few of their lieu
tenants, whose radical leadership Is
held responsible for the situation.
In an attempt to save Bagley and
Nolan, and their unions, Leon H.
Rouse, president of "Big Six" Typo
graphical union and spokesman for
the radicals, asked the conference
nnmrmKtau of the Printers' Leajcua
yesterday to meet with Bagley last
night. This request was refused.
Rouse then asked Col. William Green,
chairman of the employers' commit
tee, to arrange a conference with Ma
jor George L. Berry, International
president and Mr. McHugh for Bag
ley and his associates. This request
was transmitted to Messra Berry and
McHugh, who declined to meet the
secession leaders.
"There will be no more temporiz
ing with Bagley and those who, with
him, have forced the decent press
men of New York into the position
they now find themselves in," said
Major Berry. "There is no intent -to
penalize the men, but Bagley and No
lan snd some of their crew ar
through. We will not meet with
them and there is nothing to confer
about."
AVOMEX GOLFERS GET
GOING TODAY FOR
U. S. CHAMPIONSHIP
Shawnee on the Delaware Pa., Sept.
30 When the 32 women golfers .who.
