Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-27
SHOPMEN MAINTAIN
ORDER HERE UNDER
COURTS RESTRAINT

continued From First raGoD
10 do They have fuii authority %
deputy United Statos msrshal. lac
told them.
C"lncidentai with the order OF
Judge u Lawrence Hroner OF III.
United states District Court. re-
s'raining the striking shopmen from
hnvins more Than ono picket at any
given poii; and from illuminating
employees of the two complaining
ronds, II IL announced that the CITY
Federation OF Shop crafts is arrany-
ing mass to he held ia
the CITY Auditorium tomorrow night
\ speaker OF Prominence in the labor
consultations viii address the gath
erinS. ii is said Music and other
forms of entertainment will he pro
vidrd
Not "a Call In PlrLets.
sticking I" his statement ~ last
Tuesday Night. when he was in
formed OF the action of Judge ,;roner
iu issuing the restraining order
against the strikers. & Il Cottrcn.
chairman or the CITY Federation or
Sn"n crafts. last night declared tina:
there was no intention un the pa:
OF the Sh"pmen to call In an, -
their pi.kets, and that they wnuld
continue along the line they have
followed since the strIk. began
Mr.. 'ottreii said the situation 70
mains unchanged. nut that ali re
ports from all sections are crafty
inE. and that there is no indication
that any of the men at any point arc
weakeiNng, Mr.. Co,troil insists that
The striking shopmen have carried
on an orderly campaign. and that all
have been warned TO do nothing moro
IMAM use persuasion In the efror. TO
prevent other mechanic, from taxi
ing the Jobs" made vacant by the
men who walked out in obedience 10
the strike order.
Say Violence Used.
On the other hand. Il Is said bv
men who have remained with the
railroad comps MES that violence ha,
been used by the strikers In the A..
tempt to Keep others from getting
employment In the railroad shnps
Z. + Cooper. car repairer for the
Chesapeake and Ohio VILLA n,
Schwerdtfeger. engine repairer: q. J.
Stewart. carpenter; ~. NJ. Moody, ear
foreman, and others have aworn. in
athdaN!ts that attacks of oue kini
or another have been made upon EN-.
pioycs by the striking shopmen.
Craftmen Cited to Appear
While officials or representatives OF
the Railway Employees Department
OF the American Federation Of La.
boz and its affiliated bro;hsrhoods
and associations have been sum
mon"d Ia appear in the United States
District Court tomorrow To show
cause why The restraining order
granted by Judge Groner last Tues
Gay shall not stand. the following
shop craftsmen have bean cited to
appear in the office Of the clerk OF
;he United states District Court ON
Angus, "a. 10 answer the bin in
equity Med ny the two complaining
railroads Monday afternoon:
Richmond Fredericksburg and po-
tomac: H. "a. White. David Kennedy.
H. r Chichester II. y. Michacls. J
d Snend. |. Is Gibbons. J. l.. Pal
'ner. IL. A. Davis, 4. NJ. Gregory. u
A. Boone. Il. 4 Roetcher F. n
Farmer, A. l.. petri. G. w. BartIam
H. a Johnson. j. f. Bruins w. s
latham, e. II. Jones c. II. William
son. j o. Wright w. r. Hum
phrirs. 4. V. Brown g \. johnson
f. leonardo. W. G. ChiIdr.sy. VIII
liam Lynch, Il r. johnson. Henry
Riey. A. :. Bacigalupo. J. *. Raw
iinSs, Al Below. James Knott. Ran-
jNmin Haggett James Lucas. Her
SCHOOLs.