The evening world., 1913-04-21
Strikers CREDIT
GOOD, NO HUNGER
. IN PATERSON, YET
Silk Mil Workers, Idle Eight
Weeks, Ready for All
Summer Fight.
CHILDREN A PROBLEM.
These May Be Sent Away, but
Local Officials Are In
cl:ned to Object.


Afssr eight weeks Of idisnsss In the
aisk msils In Paterson there 10 compare
sivsat little suffering among the strikers.
Crsdit has enabled the families to got
oupp,ies from the grocery stores. which
lsDenA on their trade and which would
% out of business i: they refused TO
sEtsnd credit
10 Tar no ono has applied 10 the police
or city authorities for aid. What hunger
thssc 10 has been among the young un-
snarrlsd men who have no means OF
credit. Every day 30 rations ere doled
oct 10 these at the stNkere' rcaasf head
quarters ana there 10 IN stsndsncs On
haa1 for future calls.
When The strike started ne I. ". W.
IsaAsrs advised the strikers 70 hold their
money and begin demanding credit
Establishing after the strike those stores
which refused 10 during tAsir time oe
trouble. 20. although the amount Of
food consumed by ne strikers and their
families has been shortsnsd. no suffering
has snsusd. The crest drain on the
strikers 70 the feeding Of the children.
: ~ In the Lawrence strike the I. W.
". leaders are arranging " send the
children cut Of town In care Of friends
an1 relatives. With them away. the
I. ". W. believes the strikers can con-
tinve ell summer.
NAV TNv 70 OroP ogNoiNo
ohlL0NgM AWAY.
0poesitAen V already planning 70 pre-
vsat TIE shiidrsa isewins he city. ~
was 1eas q LAwrsncs. TIE parents are
pspsosih,s under the lsws Of New Jsr-
~ Ter the education q The children.
~ ne taking Of them from school
nav - ussa - . means q forcing the
paseass - tssp tAs children n Patsr-
60
Mayer XaDrsdA while rsesalning from
6anissly announcing that hs Will sivs
sr1esS 70 prsvsat the childrsa issvins.
~ ihtimassd that the city Of Paterson
. = SoaAy 70 teed them. Many Of the
0seAsss are psspssins 70 take their
GGn1B0 TO the City Hail and present
sAso - ~ Mayor with the demand the;
- ~nAks Sod" this intimatiea.
~ asssnes q sufRsriaS In ths tws
Qeoahs WhieA have slaSssd since 5000
oesShses gut having the silk industry
SAsa1vse1. eaa b accounted for by the
oggoassans0 Of the strikerA and the
0uoDoet Slvea them b. the various 90
oseaes - which they bsioag. Most Of the
0s1olsso ase Italians. and tie Sons Of
.;1ksay 10 ai1oWiug IT, me0bsrs = Q week
. WAaie ths STRIKE issts.
AanGng the Hsbesws an svsa better
.UuDASatlea ~ svj1eat Most % them
- aovsA sneuOA - uls tAsm over
- tDaeo were nbarN eeatsabutiens
- bualae0 meA q their iAith WAo
~ b seotsea % upst g H. stores In
pa19Uea. They have aiso os.epsra.
~ bakssy WhieA en- suvply them with
qBaAl tee seDe aeathA
GAYlNg AMgRioANS PsNsr TO
Is Pggl PlNoN.
,.ADsgosas faainss vlu - - asUt -
~ ~ AarashlpA Tasls Standard Of
oUlng = hiOAse 80 thsy wsss not pss-
oOsA Asst - than ass iesu axssN
OagDou - tW6tsso Whe bsleag 70 ths
- - Gls1kA - 49, NV ass Sst
~ - sesikA ~ AaVe bssa Ssees1 y
~ mort bseanse ~ veavssA lyssv
- AAlpsss wsss sut
psastioaliy - rot ~ beea Dasl Glaes
the strikA ~ sWsses q houses being
wiliing 70 walt until the seriksrs return
70 work. They have been warned that
In tho eve6t OF svictinS strikers their
houses will 30 without tenants - Ions
~ tho T. W. w. controls the situstton
d, Paterson.
The futlity of attempting to swct
aiany thousands and the prospect OF
tlle blacklist In the future has served
IL kecp the strikers housed.