New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
STRIKERS ARE TO APPEAL
Union Only Awaiting Service OF
Justice Goff's Decision.
CHARGE OF BAD FAITH MADE
Employers Say Agreement to
Keep Peace Protocol Secret
Was Violated.

The executive committee % the Cloak.
Suit and Skirt Makers Protective AssOcia-
tion met yesterday to consider the situa-
ton resulting from the decision OF me
cIoakmakers TO continue their strike After
the meeting II was stated that the manu-
facturers are awaiting developments and
are continuing TO employ men While they
know uuOfficiaIly that the strikers nave re-
jected the peace protocol agreed 10 oy
Julius Henry Cohen. counsel for the asso-
citation. and Never London counsel for the
strikers. through the influence OF Louis
Marshall the manufacturers say they have
Official information that rhe strikers
have rejected it
The employers made public letter al
dressed TO Mr.. Cohen and Mr. London ~
Mr. Marshall II stated that II was dis
tinctly understood that no publicity was 10
be given TO the peace protocol until ootn
the employers and the strikers passed On
#. and the employers charged that some OF
the labor leaders violated this injunction by
making public part Of the document in ad-
vance Of its acceptance or rejection
As counsel for the strikers and the union.
Mr.. London said LAST evening that as soon
as ne and the strike leaders we're formally;
served with copies OF the decision Of JUS
tice GoT 70 the effect that the strike for
against the decision 10 the Appellate Di-
vision Of the Supreme COsIrt- He added
The fact that an injunction was oo-
tanned by the employers while the strikers
were voting on proposed agreement has
aroused the indignation Of the strikers
They feel that an attempt has been made
10 compel them TO return TO work The
members OF the union are determined not
to accept any dictation from any outside
source They have a right 20 refuse to-
work so long as their lawful demands ara
not satisfied.
The struggle has now assumed national
proportions. Organized labor throughout
the country will uphold the attitude taken
by the striking cIOakmakers-'
II was reported by the strike committee
Of the cIoakmakers that applications have
been received for settlement from some OF
the most prominent members IN the asso-
citation II was also stated that the abso-
lutte union shop viii be insisted on befora
any settlement is made and that the strik-
ers will not deal with the association as 4
body
The serving OF a copy of the Injunction
issued by Justice Gof covering picketins
led 70 trouble last night when a process
server approached a tailor. said 20 be a
strike picket. who gave mis- name as James
Francisco Of No. rs Spring street. West
H9bOkan, y. J The process server gave
his name as Edward 3. Hooker. Of ths
Hoffman House He saws he handed the
pa per to Francisco in front Of No - West
oath street IN which building there are
several cloak factories. and that Francisco
tore IL To pieces. Hooker called Policeman
Dewey OF rIl- East 20rh street station who
arrested Francisco IN the station the
charge vas made against Francisco of de-
Ifberataly tearing up an order Of The Su-
prene Court. thereby tending TO a breach
OF the peace
inspectors SChHiJzbeTger and AICCluSkey.
with Assistant Corporation, counsel Crow
ell conferred with Acting Mayor Mitchell
for two hours yesterday 5 70 the strike