Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-04-11
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
IN LABOR CIRCLES

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IN Ii "A HU n, u hOI y
| r,,., ,.., ,. ,o,,,+ 90 WAN, tho cIos-
49,. 80 .sasnoi ,,,;tho,,t snac;.1 inc,.
ing "eeh mas paSseu "i.iioue spe.i"- ~
dent. The strike of the thlrty-hve Journey
| man tailors against the merchant tailors
| who nersist in refusing tn recognize the
| e-..,. =. ,,o,a 49, ;,,.orast of III i,
uiiioii eoii'iioes " hoiu ZIG
| EMPLOYERS adhere to their assertions, the
| controversy Is likely to remain in force for
49, m, ..,.-, 800 o,,,,o1
| soiie 'iie " eoihe' ihe 81 nv a.
| ~ lnslstent ana declare that IL the einpioS
ers do not come to terms before Tuesday
mass meeting will be held that evening Tor
| tho rurnoca of acouaintinp the general
-. $50. 80 eair,
pun WIN 'Hs -, a,
Laporine uiiaer tne plesulnp..on ..,ai a,,a
! employers viii not yieiu, .ne StliheIs Iae
eXtenueo an lnVltauoh 70 MI. 1oni 4, -. L q,
non, general secretary VI .nsi. ia ..,a, VI
S S.. aiie a pn;anrt Sar,nai
rreueIaslon y. Aauoi Eadnra t;or Of
| Gip "a eio H. 49, ,dantiead with
la TO-. dh $500 20 address the meet
! ; - e. nv nontd 49, 81 this Mating ~
S 7i 10 SaeriteI,, dan;dad .hafbar or mot
| ~ ,noa1 Mrin,, sh.II corrv ont the tnstruc-
tinns 90 rana,,ad i frn1,, tha nstonai hodv NJ
tho tailors relativa to the ests hlishment IF
unS saiao e, -; o ~ 20 ~ nffand;ny
| emniovers The strikers are not desirous
| of taxing such a radical stem but DECLARE
| that if the arrogance of the EMPLOYERS con-
| times their onIv redress lies in such action
| At the last meeting of the Central Labor
| Union that BODY directed its grievance COM
mittee to investigate. and If possible ad-
lust the controversy. Should an agreement
fail to be reached between the deputa alton
| and the employers the offending firms WILL
| in all probability be placed upon the I'M
| fair list of local labor unions.
The March bulletin Of the Department OF
| Labor, just issued, is a most interesting
| publication from labor viewpoint, con-
tanning a resume of laws enacted in recent
past affecting the laboring people of the
country. Under the head OF Louisiana the
| document says the state legislature has
re-enacted laws to read
mo child or young person under the
| age of eighteen years and no woman shall
be employed in any factory, warehouse,
workshop, telephone or telegraph office,
clothing, dressmaking or millinery estab-
lshment, or in any place where the manu-
facture of any kinds of goods Is carried
on, or where any goods are prepared for
manufacture for a longer period than an
average of ten hours in any day. or sixty
hours in any week, and at least one hour
shall be allowed in the labor period of
each day for dinner.
Ten hours labor in twenty-four shall
constitute a DAVIS labor in the operation
of all street railroads owned or operated
by corporations Incorporated under the
laws of this state. whatever motive power
NAV be used in the operation of such rail-
roads. the said ten hours to he embra ced
within twelve consecutive hours.
eft shall he q mjsdemeanor for anv off,
Ger or agent of anv street railroad com
pany to exact from anv of its ernnloves
more than ten hours, labor in tha TWENTY
four conservative a dav and emhraced
within twelve copsecutiye bours. PROVIDED
however That IN cases of accident ina
voidable DELAY mr. emareencv axtra labor
Nth Tho r cnnsen, of tba ara,,ona ''''''
"hn,, offioar nr asont % anH, ~ tho .o,a
,+ant - 49,. - ,I -, " - ..e SaIo
iatoa 90 ,aI.,. ~. , 1t ~ 80
w. - - az - - 80 81 SO
s,s,o SiiGrn pG r,leu NJ. .riah SI oa
p .tn ei' ~ ',io 20 . is'i piisoii
~ Ja.i, % .,. saao iy NC, ~ ny inoi
nan wv iiiohens, oi Jul a. .lie ellsI
VI nc eoui 9diu hi,e W ~ " me peheh.
oi tne pupiic SCHOOLS as other INES ana
iorieitures.
ne state Oh maryland mas zone mucn lot
me iaDorlng classes, according TO the ouile-
TN. ne most important amendments 10
the cooe OF puphc general laws or that
state Iollo"'
NO room or apartment IN any tenement
or oWelllng mouse snail be used except by
the immediate members or the famlly Nv
ing therein "hlch snaii De limited 10
HuSpdho anu wHe' thelr chlloren' or the
chlloren OF either' Tor the manufacture or
coats, vests, trousers knee pants, oVerallS,
/
plouses, waists, Wa1stbands. underwear.
heckwear; Iurs, 1ur trimmings, fur gar
ments, snlrts, purses, 1eathers arthclal
MOVERS cigarettes or cigars. No room or
apartment In any tenement or dwelling
house snail be used by any family or part
or 1amliy until permit snail first have
| peen OBTAINED from the chlef or the bureau
or industrial statistics. stating the mani
| mum number OF persons allowed to be en-
ployed therein. such permit Shall not be
granted unul an Inspection OF such prem
| Uses has been made by the inspector or his
assistant, named by the chief of the bureau
| OF industrial statistics, and such permit
may be revoked by the said chief of the
| bureau of Industrial statistics at any time
| the health OF the community or those en-
ployed or living therein may require it.
! No person, firm or corporation shall work
| in, or hire, or employ any person to work
| in any room or apartment in any building,
| rear building, or building in the rear of a
| tenement or dwelling house, at making in
| whole or in part any of the articles men,
| toned in this section, without first obtain