Workmen's advocate., 1890-07-12
ORGANIZED LABOR. WEEKLY MEETING OF THE CENTRAL LABOR FEDERAL
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 The Central Labor Federation held its meeting on Thursday, July 3, at 385 Bowery. Adolf Jablinowski of Cigar makers No. 90 acted as Chairman and delegate Emsninger of Bakers Union No. 1 as Vice-chairman.
 Cred sntials were presented by the United Jewish Trades, Cigarmakers Union No. 10, Eccentric Engineers No. 8, Progressive Musical Union Mo- l., Bakers Union No. 1, Advance Associa- tion (Bookbinders) Firemen's Union No. 1, Federation of Bookkeepers and Clerks, Carl Sahm Club.
 All were admitted.
 The Committee which had been elect ed to work out an appeal to the organ izations produced writing, which was accepted as read. The committee was instructed to have it printed and sent to the various organizations. The text of that document will be found in an- other column. In regard to the charter from the American Federation of Labor it was reported that Henry Enrich had delivered the same to President Gompers A committee of three dele gates was elected to get the charter back again.
 The committee which was to visit the various organizations, to request them to join the Central Labor Federation, reported progress. The United Tailor Unions reported that they have arranged a mass meeting to be held at Cooper Union next Thursday to express their sympathy with the striking cloakmakers and also to protest against the Hebrew charity societies supplying the bosses with scab labor from Castle Garden.
 August Delabar was elected to act as speaker at said mass meeting and every organization was requested to be pres ent in force.
 The Jewish Barbers will hold mass meeting under the auspices of the Barbers' Union next Thursday at Col den Rule Hall. Delegate Bucksath will speak there.
 The strike of the United Machinists and Locksmiths and Railingmakers was endorsed.
 It was then reported that a member of one of the Eccentric Engineers Unions by the name of Henry Wiener is working for Jackson as scab. Eccen- tric Engineers No was requested to see whether that man was one of it's own members.
 The Boycott against the. bakery firm of Doerzbacher & Son, No. 1OS First ave-, betw 9th and Eth sts., which is patronized by workmen only, was en- dorsed.
 It was reported that the coat pressers, the coat operators and the tailors will decide at their next meeting to join the c. L. F.
 A lengthy and eloquent resolution and appeal was then handed in by the Executive of the Brewers. It was en- dorsed with applause, and all unions were requested to do their best for the cloakmakers.
 A committee was also elected to ascer- tain if there was any foundation for the report that concert in Madison Square Garden was being arranged for the benefit of the cloakmakers; in which | case the committee was instructed to cooperate; but if nothing had been done | in this direction, the committee should immediately take the matter in hand and arrange an entertainment. The committee consists of Vogt, Stoffers, Becker, Waldinger and Hilkowitz.
 L. Sanial then made short address in which he said: "J trust that the c. l.. F., in appointing this entertainment committee, has done something for the relief of the cloakmakers. say, some thing, because l hope that the enter tainment will net fair sum of money all expenses paid. AS a rule, we art willing enough to dance for the benefit of those who die, to eat for the benefit of those who starve, to enjoy ourselves for the benefit of those who suffer. should like, however, to see a highe spirit of solidarity prevail among thu