Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-11
MORE MEN GO OUT At
ToOD'S CNT SHOPS
OF PENNSYLVANIA Co
Continued from page 4.

Railroad officials also stated THE
morning that a few moro OF the s.rik-
ana shopmen appeared yesterday and
v.rn givcn theS pay checks after they
hai turnsd IN their naaseA. as demand
81 hy the company on last Saturday.
when arrangements had been made 10
pay OF All the men. Ii wns further
stated by the comI0ny's representa-
uvcs that tho checks for the men arc
ready fee thom whenever they desire
Co call Tor them and 10 hand In their
passes and whatever other property
hoy may have which belongs 10 the
company. However, once they are
paid on those who draw their checks
arr stricken from the railroad COM
ranv'c lists and they lose their scr-
orty ana pension rights.
In connection with this subject the
union oricihle stated this morning that
after giving tho matter due con-
eaewtion tho advisory committee has
decided that those striking shopmen
who desire 10 got thoir pay. especially
those who feel tho need now OF the
money duo them, should so and get Il
" they ara 50 inclined In other
wurdv tho advisory committee con-
cludcd thu unions. as unions. will have
nothing further 20 do with this par
ucular phaeo 81 the suhtcct They
fe"l TINT " the strikers are In need Of
their pay they should be permitted
to ~ and set a and that they may
turn IN their rnllroad passes IN order
to accomplish THE. 20 comply with the
railrnd company's demands. In view
OF th@ dcciaion IL Is expected all the
mon who have checks coming 70 them
VIII make application for came and
~ceivo them during the next few DAYS
Say Over 600 Are Out.
Tho wide difference IN tho claims
~ the unions and tho railroad official.
az 90 the total number Of mon on
strike which has excited from the yer,
eeEinuing % the rsesent movement. i.
ouii UNCHANGED, for while the railroaf
ADMITS so' men out. tho unions clalr
Their register ~ headquarters in IN,
Labor Temple. Tenth ana Tatnal
streets. shows total ~ dsS last nigh,
with more mon coming IN and eignins
up every day.
There was n largely attrnd>, roeo,
inE ~ tho strikers NJ the Labor Tom
pie this morning. the numbers presen
hoing augmented by the Pullman EN-
rloyce who were invited 70 be pres
ont. The speaker today was John F
Andewon o. Washington. v1ce-presi
dent ~ the International Association
OF Machinists.
Mr. Anderson said the r-spon-ihili,,
Tor tho present strike In hts opinion
rests with W. w. Atterhury, a v1ce
president % the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
Co. because ~ his hostile attitude 10
ward the recognition 81 labor Mr.. An
d"reon saId he has been on tho Penn
sNlvnn,a system since the strike start
Cd and he believes tho condition. from
the standpoint Of the men are improv
ms He told ne local mon tina, YES
tordny erecting shop No. 3 al the Al
toona plant 81 the Pennsylv~ MIA Co.
hcre,ofore considered the conlpany
stronghold ana where very few n an,
men had luit had walked out on strik,
100 per cent and reports nom there in
dicated many others would soon follow
them He said also that IN phila delrhii
actual count OF the registered strik
ers az union headquarters showed tn
ehopmen there were - per cent gu,
while IN Camden. y J.. they are on
loo per cent. Reports from othe
points, he announced. showed a 600
spirit existed among the men and tina
there have been no breaks IN ,hei
ranks The men are reducing the hand
ling 81 the situation 20 q system whic
IL bringing order out Of tho more O
less chaotic condition of affairs tina
existed Immediately following IN
strike cali.
on Thursday evening there will be
mas meeting 20 be held by the ehor
men a. place yet 20 be agreed upor
O. which the public generally IS II
vited, especially the women. and &
which able speakers will explain in a,
tai what led up 20 the present NOV,
menf among The shopnaen. why n
strike wss called and what the pre-.
ent nzht IL being wased for Jack
Anderson VIII be the chief speak,
that evening. but there Will be 9th,
union officials who will talk
so far as the local situation IS cor
corned there have been no repor
either % union headquarters or 20 "
railroad corlpany's Offices OF dko,
dcrs anywhere. The strike 20 datekl
been conducted IN the most peacef'
manner, especially when the scope
the movement Is taken into considers
ton.
A, the Baltimore & Ohio raiiros
roundhouse. where lsft week son
substitutes met with some difficult
nc further outbreaks have occurred.
vrs reported at union hesdquarte
the company is having trouble gettir
men % work at Wilsmere. but the raj
! road officials report everything no
MAJ and the shops in operation. Cnic
officials receive daily wild reports
many happenings IN all the shops ar
yards. but most OF these when run
Garth prove 20 be false and utter
without foundation and they Do n
Day any attention 20 them as a ~
unleee 70 IL something derandir