The evening world., 1913-01-10
FEARING 'SLAvERS,'
GIRL STRIKERS ASK /.
POLICE PROTEC7|ON
Declare Garment Workers Are
Open to the Lures of
| Unprincipled Men.
WOMEN IN NEAR RIOT,
Former Society Girl and Friend
Harangue Crowd About
Factory.
WOMEN IN NEAR RIOT.


move unique IN the history OF Ia
bsf troubles In this country IL to be
made by the directors OF the striking
White Goods Workers. Union when they
apply TO Commissioner Waldo to-day
for a spec,si detail Of detect,ve, fsmiI.
lar with condition.. to protec, striking
wi,Is from the activities NJ the whit.
SLAYER.
Miss Gertrude t3arnutu. daughter of n
Chicago judge and one who has thrown
herself with enthusiasm into the cause
OF the striking white goods and kimono
makers. will present the danger to the
unemployed girls to the head OF the
Police Department.
with several thousand girls. rang
ing from fifteen to twenty years. and
all but a short step removed from
actual want. now OH the streets with
out employment" said Miss Barnum
to-day. the need for their protection
from the cadet, and agents of the
white slave traffic Is pressing.
womrN ,Ne,re ain, sreikeas
- go
" "o''
nese sir's are Attending p"one
meetings ana aetns as pieKets oerose
thr whte goods manufacturers ana
are consequently open 10 the lures OF
men. We VIII ASK COMMISSIONS wal
30 10 detail specisi men VINO kn'w
tne wh''e siaVers by s'sht ~ tne
DOWNTOWN meeting places OF tne siri.
riot' exclusively engineered oy
women ana re'ui'ihs IN 'ne arres. VI
one OF 'hem LOT oisoruer'y 'on"us'
WIS a" carry n'of"lns ie,s're .. .ne
"'pesp'cau s'''Ne a"ons "e ''o'""s
traces was AT '"'rue', s.'ee. anu
- -
" ~oOn comm.nw ,.y" ,s rse white roo.,.
manufactories. that this mrs, riotou,
demonstration in the strike Of the white
goods workers occurred.
Girl pickets. selected for their Arm
command Of the English and other
languages. were on the JOB In front of
the two esta biishments at 40 O'Clock.
They we're eager to jump into whatever
kind Of an alteration might present II.
sslf: they evidently had In memory the
stern methods Of the United Garment
Workers. as exempiihsd during the last
week OF COntiuueO uEOTueT.
With the girls and women. to the num-
OF two hundred. were two outsiders,
drawn into the strike support by mo-
s,v.. mt NJ Aoflara and cents. These
80. NJ N.uds youn~.r . ro,msr an.
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TWO es"o''"'''e'' ''s"" " p'' :"
eppsAi ""ee'
ONE WOMAN RlOVER - An
RAlGNE0 IN COURT.
when the covering strikebreakers
bexan to pass along the sidewalks to
their Mace of employment the strik-
ing girls closed around them and
hooted and jeered In several languages.
No one offered violence. The special
Guards and the policemen IN front of
the boycotted houses did no more than
attempt to keen the crowd on the
move.
EYn.nv. vhsn ons Girl Ju,,a Murray
,,.,.a q .racianv .,icL.d ,n.,f, AZ ,na
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VI 'no 'oy". '". was "Ies'e"
s"o tsNe" " 'oAs'"o' -""iNo' o'u'''
One OF the special policemen asked a
regular pohcenah 10 arrest MISS
Younger LOT ihcitiis the ROY. Out MS