Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-05
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE o. INJUNCEION.

THE UNITED STATES - Southern
District of Georgia, Eastern Division.
In Equity-Seaboard Air Line Rail
way Company VS.. Seaboard Air Line
Federation of Shop Employees, an un-
incorporated association; lnterna-
tional Association of Machinists, an
unincorporated association; Inter
national Brotherhood of Boilermak-
ers, etc., an unincorporated assocla-
ton: International Brotherhood Of
Biacksmiths, etc, an unincorporatcd
association; International Brother
hood of Electrical Workers; an unin
corpOrated association; Amalgamated
Sheet Metal Workers, an unincor-
porated association; Railway Car
men Of America, an unincorporated
association; II. " Fallon, individually
and as a member and chairman of
the Seaboard Air Line Federation OF
Shop Employees, and as president OF
the Brotherhood of Machinists, etc,
for the Seaboard Air Line Railway;
]. S Wilds, individually, and as 4
member and secretary of the Sea-
board Air Line Federation of Shop
Employees and as general chairman Of
the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
for the Seaboard Air Line Railway;
j. C.. Valentino, individually and as
a member and chairman at Savannah,
Georgia, Of the committee Of the
Seaboard Air Line Federation OF
Shop Employees and as a member and
chairman Of the Association Of Ma
chinists' committee at the Seaboard
Air Line Railway Company's shops at
Savannah, Georgia; T. f. King, Will
liam Gray, R. l.. Laughlin and c. K.
Perkins, individually and as officers
and members Of the machinists' or
ganization at Savannah, Georgia,
known as the international Associa
tion Machinists, Forest City
Lodge, No. %, the said
officers being T. f. King,
president, and William Gray, finan
cial secretary and vice chairman of
the machinists' committee at the Sea-
board Air Line Railway Company's
shops, at Savannah; T. A. Coles, j.
r. Cowart, C. II. Downing and L. Z.
Barnett, Individually and as mem
bers of the sheet metal workers or
ganization at Savannah, Georgia,
known as Tin and Sheet Metal Work
ers, Local Union No. 288, with the
said T. A. Coles as president; C. H.
Downing, as treasurer, and j. Il.
Cowart, as recording secretary and
as chairman e the local committee
at the Seaboard Air Line shops at
Savannah; J. p. Futch NJ. e. Scott
and Onie Oliver, individually and as
officers and members of the Brother
hood Of Blacksmiths' local organiza-
ton, known as Blacksmiths and
Helpers Local Union No. II,
with the said J. P. Futch as president;
M. E. Scott, as financial secre-
tary-treasurer. and Onie Oil
yer, as recording secretary, and as
chairman of the local committee at
the Seaboard Air Line shcos at Sa-
vannah, Georgia; L. E. Woodward,
l.. L. McWatty and L. NJ. Blivins,
individually and as officers and mem
bers Of the local organization of the
international Brotherhood of Electri-
cal Workers, known as Local Union
No. 248, with the said l.. f. Wood
ward, as president; L. L. McWatty,
secretary, and l.. NJ. Blivins, as chair
man of the local committee at the
Seaboard Air Line shops at Savannah,
Georgia; C. L. Morse, S. C. Daniels
and w. f. Sims and +. C. Templeton,
individually and as mealbers and
officers of the local organization of
the Railway Carmen of America,
known as Seaboard Air Line Carmen
Local No. 489, with said C. L..
Morse, as president; S. C. Daniels, re-
cording secretary, and w. f. Sims,
as chairman of the local committee at
the Seaboard Air Line shops at Sa-
vannah, Georgia.; and j. c. Macy,
S. C. Wolfe, individually and as mem
bers and officers of the local organa-
cation of the International Brother
hood of Boilermakers, etc, known as
Brotherhood of Boilermakers, Iron
Ship Builders, and Helpers of Amer
lea, Forest City Lodge No.26, with
the said j. C. Macy, as president; Will
liam Barthelmess, recording secre-
tary; j. C. Puder, chairman, and S. c.
Wolfe, vice chairman of the local
committee at the Seaboard Air Line
shops at Savannah, Georgia; and each
of the foregoing individuals, organi-
cations and associations, individually
and as affiliated with the Employees
Department of the American Fedora
tion of Labor; and j. W. Downs, j.
R. Cowart, and w A. Doty, individ-
ually, and as chairman, vice char
man and secretary, respectively, of
the general strike committee, at Sa-
vannah, Georgia, in charge of the
general strike of shopcrafts at Savan-
nah; and the following negro unin-
! corporated organizations and associa-