Evening star., 1928-02-28

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grew end waXed III volume as the min
crs gained confidence. For the VIC
tory may depend on YOU went the
refrain, and Mr.. Philips said that the
miners had been charged with substi-
tuting We'll lay our hands on YOU as
they sang this song while the strike
breakers were going 10 work.
Turn to No, o." ordered Mr.. Phil
lips
Again the squeaky organ ground out
the tune, the miners joining
Sound the battle cry!
See, the foe is nigh!
Raise the standard high"
"H-o-l-d it." a photographer shouted,
and bang" went a fiaSllght.
The miners. dropping a note or two.
started up again
"Oh. thou God of all
Hear us when we call.
Help us one and all"
Puts End TO Pictures
"H-o-l-d IT." shouted another pho
tccrapl7er above the singing voices. and
! bang" went another fiashlight
THAT will be al the pictures" said
Chairman GcodinC. who sat with an
open hymn book, sharing it with Sena-
tor Wheeler.
Senators Join in Hymn.
Mr.. Phillips said the congregation
would now sing Nearer, My God, 10
Thee" and the hymn was sung. 1t
vas not sweet music. The voices were
unframed Many were off tune. Many
singers were line or SO ahead OF the
others. But it was sung with spirit
and vim. The Senators Joined in the
HYMN for they knew this one.
Now sing No. A." said Mr.. Phil
lips. The said we sang stand up
stand up for the Union when We sang
this cne" said Hr. Phillips. But We
didn't OF course. We stand up for
the Union, though. Now.
Stand up! Stand up for Jesus.
"Ye Soldiers Of the Cross;
Lift high His royal banner.
It must not suffer loss"
But the hymn they knew best was
I'm On the Winning Side
We've changed that TO We're on
the winning Side" said Mr. Phillips
"Becsuee We arc. Now, boys. let's
Co.
Along the way Of life are many fces
That daily war agairgt my soul;
But constant victory
Ny Savior gives To me
As / press on 10 the goal
We're or the winning side.
We're on the winning side,
We're on the winning side, With Jesus. ="
Sounds Like Battle HYMN.
They sang thst like battle hymn
Most Of them. ali Of them maybe. knew
il b. heart. The little church trembled
ing asked Mr. Phillips II there were
any more songs that they had sung He
Said they sang Onward Christian
Soldiers" but this was dispensed with
Nov" said Chairman Good!ng. we
viii 20 out on the church lot, Bat we
want no disorder. We Won't sing ony
cut there. You must not violate the
inunctions Of the court"
THE foor Of the church groaned and
rocked beneath hundreds Of feet as
the congregation left the interior and
climbed 10 the sharp fili~at lot maybe
50 by 50 in rcar Of the church.
u was there that the miners. accord
Ing - the PRAYERS for injunction bv
att0fneys f0r She operators Were wont
~ gather twice day and sing the
songs jHst heard, once when the day
shift ~ strike breakers vas going t0
1oyk and AGAIN @hon The nigh. SHIFT
went 70 work The hill is ! 500 feet
away from the mine entrance, IN q
valley bclow. and the Senators wanted
n know h0H the singing NJ trehc
lymns cpIld be heard that far away
or hoW IL could intimjdatc. as CHARGED
The nrn-url0n workers.
Injunction Forbade Singing.
The strikers acre cnl9lned not only
from slnging outside the church. but
from c9nQrcgat!ng on THIS lot 80 with
the feuat0ra leading the "aY The miners.
fnr the first time III two or three
months. openly violated the injunction
One lone policeman, a deputy sheriff
II. fhc cpInpany'& niges watched the
c1rpfeeatlne hut did nothing 10 stop It.
The ypYkors congfegatfd 10 give the
Senators an idea If Nhat iney lookfd
like pictures were '8kcn and the meet"
ny brDke up Atter.ard the union men
brought several @tneas"s INTO me
cha3rn vino testified ~ alleged brutal
tytattnfnt ~ the hands ot company
paid deputy fnefifs Al pf these state
n]~nts ptfe ~ perfect and Dne-slded
frpfI iHe STANDPOINT If csldrnre. mat
lhcp became fiTcham@ hhd iph' weight
~ they VtYe ittoid. ting and aRaiD
Then the TFuat0fA shook hands nii
arpund hjld IN" miners good by, and
vent baCE " ludiaub.
James W. tIsek intef,oeated.
Then james W Mach. attorney for
the Cleatncid Ei.nminpHs Coal Cofpo~
ration, appeared before tne committee
ana tsfnG badly H. ~s6 M Matk vino
Obtained some ot tie lulunctipn8 under
ire.
Iie WBA gucsilDntd ~ ~ CONT proceed
lIfe ~ PENNSYLVANIA pHich VIII aliD"
/ lie granting pt q Temporary iultmciiOa
vifEgIu Isarina the defendants mr.
May dtftBdtd the CJiiit IN iUdJhna
county sud e<plHiutd that the hrHtNEa
had nesef b.eU held pn ihe reatrnlIijng
,,fdtrA besaHss Gf TpntilHaUfrh aaErd
ftf by both plDnltiiia aud defendants.
sDd tilaf counsel fDf neither slG" mao
vet sefttf uu il date tuT Tie hfatlHRh
HjtH sjt Hlpuih-DId iHHt, flDils. lie bd~
mitttd thai tnF rDlfi Gould pfdet D,iiI
s:,1ts ~ De present tDf Il hedriDp biit
hslG THIS had i.ot been done bechust tie
court I4ed left Lhe matter Hntt 0f less
~ counsel
MT Matk WaB continually qlektjDDed
Du 1he'uer he thought condiljons ltihils
fed such GtabilC luiunftipEk ~ tilrke
dBceT dtEeuhsjpD he sald they did
senator Wh.eiess fkssy.
HenstoT Wneeirr kaid Hihlnk from
yolA statements g14 N9A bb!iege tas