The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-13
SYMPATHETIC STRIKE FAILING
r.aI ~ az rae PHIL.IDELPHIs
C.ARHEN WElkENED.
Practically Every ImPsrs1nI NSNe Wade
ttRs Ensied IN Failure thousands sf
Neo AlBSut 60 Return 20 rnrlr WOrk
Enrle's spirited Appeal TOr Liberty.

VIEW Ah0aat Co Return % rhrtr Work
EArle's spiritrd Appeal TOr Liberty,
PHYtAtaIFBIA March ." Th~rs are
certain Indications tonight that the
general strike will dwindls and disappear
unless the labor unions within few DAYS
are able 90 drag 70 their support in.
9Oences that hav" remained coldly aloof
Men " no rushed from their jobs IN tho
FIRST hystsriA are gradually going back
They are returning few az time but
/. ne drain on the army % strikers - steady
and paralyAng There j. absolutely no
doubt thar the number 81 men ON strike
- Ices by thousands tonight than was
eco days ago.
The unions are playing a hand ia ih.
game that y new and strange 10 them
They depended upon several aids thar
have failed 'Lem. By pushing business
90 extremitIrs and making m. streets
unsafe for women and a. ilir.u a sr night
Gall by the Use Of boycott they planned
"a align with them the forces that really
rule Philadelphia tue Republican Marty
bosses
They faded signaly senator No
ktchol. nervous over the coming prim1.
Fies, stepped IN last summer and Won
strike Leader Pratt. iaht for hlm, wen
a ;af time when the Rapid Transit Tom
pany was m a far way To- establish the
Drin0iple that employers IN this city do
not have to approach their workman
through unions. MCNIOhOl, as we'll a.
Recorder william Ware. Wa Wiling
enough 10 play pohti,s IN rni~ 'rtsi~ hul
suddenly Mayor Rcynuru di-sayp-i
quality FOR which he had not ic-n con.
apicuously known rcsitivcu,~~
lacked up hy ''-orge u F.r" nr--i
dent OF the Real Estate Trust COMPANY.
an uncOmpromisnE oNponsf' of COM
promise With unIoni-in. trs Mayor mott
hed McNlChol ami Ware Ia Keep hands
81. that this was a tight that hIi 10 90
% a finish. There The unions met their
hrst disappoul
Then they planned "a tpsc .trger I'm.
ployers OF labor, the lag nil owners in
partlcuar. aud a." ,sank-TS To lOrCe tue
Rapid Transit Company e. agree 70 aFbi-
tfation. The mai oSBsr- Who have
lost the services Of al lea-t 5000 stn-
paoyees ~ most critical time repsi~d
hY the announcement, dat ihcy wOuit
Close their shops indefinitely rhsy sait
they could stand the strain het'eT than the
men.
Next the Cent al LsiIor mon went "a
the State Federal iOn - Labor ANA induces
the federation - Gh'.aten "a State~ ids
sfIike. The Federation thrsal ened tut
moderated the threat ~ saving that the
strike would be called m fifteen dave
TIE feteration's appeal To Hoinp~rs and
The American Federal "a W.'tl Inno, ICED.
me Information ,s positive That Mr.
Gpmpers doe- nc' approve ~ the -vtu
pathetic STRIFE he-".
Finally the uuiOns. rsan0ug ruat ,h..,r
strsRgth was b-,ng dssipal ed day by day.
appealed to PTe-idcnJ Taft. Gov. >'yart.
Mayor Reybur ana tr- Na'l0uaI Is.,r
Federation. Seth I."w la, replied frr
me Natboual civic Federation. tina -
cannot sct unless bOrh side, EN- ..,I 30 o..
Tho Rapid transit ,or,ysnv ,rn ua s..
% such appeal The nHwz fo-hizb, b,
that the Presldent II the tinted states
v1l take no action The Goy-rnor h.s
remained quiet and Mayor R.yhuri 70
pied to the letter of the Jmtuu- - saving
that his poslfica was unchanged entirely
Summing up the si,put,ru appears
to-night the Hn'rnS Ma" soc thru. %
back upon thglr own rr-B. .r.. 90 and tA,-~.l
resources have been " eakni, I1.a.Ty
ofsCials, rho have been '1uEd ,-.r.. among
employers. announced tough. r..,' tI-.
employees VI SiAty nv" iHui~ uuF 90 SIXTY
nine would return COB Eu.k "n Monday
and Tuesday W rnnv u. rhr-. w.u~.
u vas said. men ha," .l..Irs .st.rl,i
The Rapid ITarsi' eoul.f % ...aur.- tuaI
carmen have apru.i O.. r.Ius.l.aIt..t
and that more MAN '' HL'" 'avu r.II
~ work
Nearly Vs. uu,,u q I.t.. .r.r 30 rr..
nor lheas ,'.ru ps.. H. lIr r.f' suI,.. N...-
of four fOgntrIs. E....I o.. go. o.. work
90 MOndav ~es-rd ..|.....- OIL. is.,uI.r.
have slgniheI 'l..r urr..r...r Df nr,tNf f-
-srike. Tn" faNf.1n i-H-|- .... ~ .p.N
on the sob % .,.... ..... sItl.-. 4.
uttered BY J." .'."' 90 .r.. l0-..
" no dOub, tbs ...,' ..u.fai r..Hte PEE 90.
migrating stgI.i.iE
The UNION Hh.'..- ."u.E.H 4H..ur..
oiawaTdiy - i~Is .r.t .r.. .uIktuL 90.
speeches 10 tlI".r followers bat rl. tact
- that ;hsIr hops bA... ',.''t 900 s's.r.
important direction
Their principal f"Iaay- Ifpl 'u..
hundreds of -torpsvsprr- VINO hl,.. ua--'1
Tanched b. trad. ,cn..-. on g'a-"
rmen continues TO-DAY TO sIg. vItu-
Tor peace. They .pi.H 'ai once ..oIp
20 Seth Low - New hDrs aut -pf au ,u-
ever thai differed lr..ir lrur. t.,. ono
Mr., Low -euf y-s,-r,i ~ a -sra rn.,
that the National civic ''"r.,r .pu Would
10 glad 10 Of@r - services u 90 w. 49,.
slred that both th" 4. x ana 'u.. -trl'.
err were ia accord ,u making DO. 80. ,,,...
The Rapid Iriu-ir nai not .ug - -,v
~ company. pu. Il- d'ir'ud. sI.fI-
ciSatlY emphasized - a. Iuf"l..-A Nt,I,
George " Vars.
Mr. Earle. Nno hn- -',.i ls.. o.. ,..L
against treating WIN Ir -iuos G.ur..
issited a sjRte-u"NT l0.- o -. 90. 'l.4. ..
hetng disUtI-~''' aFii.'I, ST.. Fa.., =
opinion u that ~. mate. OF ,.ufT.n.
breaking canine, - arbItra ..al snv moe.
Than tie question a. Ia w'i-th "a; rren shall
m frcs' or slaves ~ fh,s situation. b.
points out th" IuIou- ls's viola -,.st
their foost -aac'ei "blirs on 10 nv.
command ~ a labor q !. tr- from Ho.f.,r
Mr.. Earle says thai 1T he DIt--. be-. vas
disposed To ~ Friendly ., OBJ, spui.rl
labor and WAS ready even tu r..iEt A..
y represen tativ. ~ the ,ity on the bn.ri
~ directors NJ m" rapid tTansIt ,rmiEny.
but thai when e. q. Pratf ,.ll.d ~.
strike. when the d,rrcto.- v-'. uu'ar