The Journeyman Barber Hairdresser And Cosmetologist PDF Download

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1919 edition. Excerpt: ...raise their dues and pay it themselves. I think that the question of admitting ladies (?) to our organization will be the hardest problem at the convention. At one time it looked as if every one that was in favor of admitting them had a better argument than the ones opposed, but Brother Michael S. Warren of Cleveland, Ohio, seems to have turned the tide and I congratulate Brother Warren on the wonderful article he has written. Some time ago I myself suggested, through the columns of our Journal, that I would like to see it written in the constitution that any Cor-Fin.-Secy. found guilty of collecting dues from a member of another local shall be fined $5.00. And I have a letter now on file from Salisbury, N. C., requesting a transfer of a member of this local that owes this local 50c assessment, and the secretary states in his letter that he has received the said Brother's dues for June and issued him a stamp and the said Brother is not transferred and will not be until he has paid this local the 50 cents assessment; also June dues. This is the reason I have brought this up the second time and if the majority of the delegates at the coming convention have had as much experience as I have had in this respect they will give me a helping hand. HARRY M. CHILDS. KANSAS CITY, MO. Editor Journeyman Barber: I wish to again offer a few comments on some of the articles appearing in the Journal. I think that Brother Rea Last has taken up a question that has been very badly abused in the past and that is the retiring card question. Of course, if we had all the country 100 per cent. organized we wouldn't have any trouble about such things, as then it would be impossible for an ex-member to work on a retiring card, as the local officers would be...