Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21
c. & Q. HEADS AND
UNION DIFFER AS TO
NUMBER WHO QUIT
Figures Issued by Road
Place Men Who Walk.
ed Out at 800.
BROTHERHOOD LEADERS
SAY EXPECTATIONS NET
liaraIan Looks for Many Of
Those Who Struck
to Return.
pELIE>E MISoHIr, "ni>LEn"
Place. OF Those who Are >ot Bnck
by - 4. VI. Saturday to u.
EIIled
BROTHERHOOD LEADERS
SAY EXPECTATIONS MET
RELIE>E MINORITY "MI>LEn"
f'h"'r "f Those who Are Not Back
ny ~ \. VI. Saturday to IL
Filled Permanently.

't'ads - N" chcsapeake and ohio
Ea a"ay and officials ot tho Brother
hood ri Haiiwar CLERKS In Richmond
are a. variance as "a the number ..
clerical cmpioyos or the linz that
"alNed out yesterday morning.
Fisut's SVEN ou, by ". ]. Hara.
ram. president OF the Chcsapeake nnd
"hio. place the numLer OF men who
auit IN obedience to tho strike OF.
der At 20: This includes general
once force ana lne men
~ brotherhood headquarters. IN
tn" carn"ai Burding. on Nin,h
street, 1t Is said that tn. predictions
- the brotherhood heads nav. met
expectations and tina, there is no &c.
cas!on FOR disappointment or DIS
satisfac'ion.
40 statement has boon issued by
Mr.. Harahan as to the number who
walked ont ON the entire system. bu,
brotherhood headquarters claim they
have authentic reports showing mat
more than twenty five OF ,ne stations
we're 100 per cen, obedienc 70 the
order. and tina, many more wer. bet
Ter man cooper cent.
Hnrnhan 8. CONFIDENT.
"hi!s tn" general chairman Of The
brotherhood O: Railway Cle,ns in
Richmond gave IL as his opinion tha,
in" clerns who did not go on, yes.
'HrGey wtll join the strikers in few
ia :, NJ. Hsrahan - not only con-
rdent that al vii! remain loyal. but
be'iev's 'hat many OF those who
weln"d ont wlll return
IN q statement issued last night To
IN" clcrAs and affiliated cmployes OF
~" chesapeake and Onto RAILWAY.
Mr Harahan claims that tue s,rik-
"rS At" in Tn. minority and gives
i1"m unII tomorrow morning at 10
"c'"cn 20 return 10 their work He
also guarantees protection TO those
rn" remain with the road and to
'n"s" VINO return by the time speci-
fed oven II tn" strike should r." set
tl"d. Mr. Harahans statement FOL
lows
In my circular 10 the clerks and
,ai!i .atcd employees OF tho Chesapeake
sad ohio Railway Company. pub
lsh"d in various papers on July 10.
it22 stated that in the even, the
c'"rHs do strike. II will be ne lcssary.
of course. under tho law. and to car
~ out its duties to the pubic. for
the company 10 continue to operate
the nropcr,y. for which tho necessary
complement Of clerks will be re-
quired
Arc Given Forty-Eight Hours.
relieving that the minority Of our
clerks and affiliated employees who
went out on strike at 10 \. NJ today
were misled, and feeling that upon
reflection rhef vii he deslrous OF re
turning To the service. I am giving
them the following notice:
They will he allowed to return to
the service. with senlorit, rights un-
o'clock 4. NJ. Saturday. July - II
they do no, do so by this time. their
places will he filed permanently.
The ccmpan" assures every en-
rlove vino remains with il. thos. who
resume work and every new employe.
that hc or she will he protected in
the performance OF their duties and
also will be protected in the reten-
ton of their positions"
The statement from headquarters
of the brotherhood follows:
Our predictions and expectations
have become actualities. Any one
who saw the hundreds OF clerks