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- LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER R 13, 1916. HEADS OF Ur CAL Other New York Workers Sympathize With Carmen SUPPORT PLEDGED BY ALLIED TRADES 800,000 Trade Unionists to (Ave Un divided Mupport--Presidlent of Whole Union, Samuel tonpers, Present at Adoption of lesolution. New York, Sept. IO.---A strike of stage employes, longshoremnen, brew cry workers, machinists, bar tenders, moulders and printers in synbpathy with the unionized carrien who quit their places four days ago, was de cided 11p011 at a meeting of the heads of their unions tonight, according to an anlnouneelnent by Ilugh Frayne, State orga itize' of Ithe Aierican Fed eratlon of Labor. ,'ndivided moral and lina neial sup A port of all trade unionists in G ,ater New York which, il. Is estimated, nnh1ber 800,0t00, was pledged to Ithe strikiltg a tinen here tonight in a res oltion adopted at a conferece at tended by 811aiuel (Goin1p5ers, !)resident of the AlnerlIean l ederation of Labor; olliclals of the New York Central Federated union, the ltrooklyn ('en ral Lahor tunion and the Anlalga maei Association of Street and l';ee trie Itailway einployes. .r. (ontpers, who arrived here lato today in response to an appeal front the New York Central Feder ated union, issuled a statemient in wliel he referred to the "efforts" of the 1nterboi'ough Rapid Transit. coin pany, whi ieh operates the subway and elevated railway lines, and ofliers of the various surface car roads affected by the strike, "to crush the spirit of organization among the employes of a' these raIlroads." Mr. (oinpers asserted that the car men were determined to "( xercise their right to organize, Ile right to strive rationally and nornially for the liotinr-tiin'tpson, Gre( 1, Aug. 31. Une' of I':e J1oswt beailitil wo(ddig.; (or the '4e:1;;on ua%(: solelinized Wednesdl.y flt(rinoon at 4::;0 ('cleck at the beautil ul conln'1ry h1olne of .\r. andt .\lts. E. . llornatr, near (liet 1, wh"en their daug~hte'r, .\iss Chira E jlizabetIi, bee;,inl i the bide of Air (Charles Ilous:ton Silmpson of Ware a ' he ltuon ' \;-; d'evonged~ for Ili. o('. (at ion and prt e.<ented a steine of loveli Dem, carrying out p( rfeelt he If( (olur. ')f tlhe r:111t o w:. 1 arod t c o1n: (I [ g,th, ern :;!iilax, ivy and fern-t were 01:t ud In one corner of the ptrlot anl atart1' was arranged lavinlg a beiatiIili bart'wc rotu11i of pahul ,1!1(l forna.:; In f;< i ol :i.1 wa,; . ole'td -i lo\el' white basket r tied u i i t e i a a> g lid Ii . l ort i d I tigera. un a 1' fol--r " li Cithll'oane ieoe spokeS thiei lina r iage 1.le.r S : mapsoi. \ls. l ler Simpson an B -il I loiar 'i.i Is osuan4ifd b iteksa od ki etood, Mirinsso .Fin. dc a's( 1.eling io nar h r'inierfhlEd b~' Jl0 . n Ili : life le, ;;. railo paolor and'ifotig an attitslefo (the bie wand troom to orpa hought the couffeen wolred .\lss Oie oaran iery Simpttn, \lis Rev.les Simpso and Wil( lit 1Iomar, ats Ill anford. iicks andeld iert ood, Mits tice1(4 Feid aLcesiitle aomar. iiThe thie were dressIted in thle Ifferent.1, orainbow lor vnngcsk.ecarii l~agev::: bo lsoti Fower andiit foern iSrsed iiui ao horrsond (to h te taffereta coitltore resses. bou o thexsft aeat the itev Maslr [L. , Si!on adch. Sh. ctaines awhoerd trand kter tiae with tue. aWhar. Th1ebrbiaond marcmmh wat n pledo tnd bidat arched outal wherere we repunited tn the bealyfubondeorate lock. 'ZION L BiG STRIKE improvemleIt of their conditions as emidolyes of the comnpatnies and to have submitted to a board of arbitra tion, such differences which the coin Iittees of the employes and the rep resentatives of the companies fail to adjust." The fourth lay of the strike found all surface car lines In Manhattan, the Bronx hadly crippled. Tonight the police reported that it had alnost entirely been suspended. In the subway and on the elevated railway lines,- however, trains were run with greater frequency than usual. Ji iteys were in demand during the day, particularly inl the cross-town thoroughfares of the city. Inl some instances adults were o' ;erved on rol ler skates. The first accident since the strike began occurred late today when ii persons, ainong theu six policem1en on strike dllty, recived milnor injuries ini a rear end collision het ween t wo T'hird ave~nue elevated trains. S'veral outbreaks of violence Wve'e a Inrl"ted by the polier. The ruost to rious was an attack by strikers against a \ladison avenue surface car. IlCc nt arr ts were lilade a fter s1ots w.'ere fired by the police to hold back strikers w' ho tried to resete the pis one's. One policeman was hurlt. by a hot tle thrown by a riotel', Theodore P. Shonts, presidenI of the interbor'ough Rtapid Transit com pany, said the New York Rlailways company, tonight issued a statement in which he denied published reports that his companies were "out to fight orgaiz'ed labor to a finish." Fr ederle'k W. Whitridge, president of the Third Avenue Itllroad con tany, informed Mayor Alitchel in a letter today that in future no mem bers of the Amalgamated Association of Street and E'lectric Ralilway em ployes will be employed on any line over which he has jurisdiction. ('ard f'rom L. F. .ieSanin, I desire to extend to tilh'e petople of Iaurtens Cotnty m13y sincere thanks; for the v'ote they gave mte, for Treas urer, at tile polls oil August 29th and While they did not sic lit. to let me, try my paht of notifying the ax'ayers as to Their I:ltxs OI ae(o( uni o3' it bw ing a new idea I at3 conslra ined to be lieve that it is the tlng for the pe'3op3le anud 3 hat b1 y the I il t wo yeatr1 have chi';std and they have had ttime 1 t'otu ' collsitlh r thie plroploStI ll wy 1l.' will cs,. :s I do and r'iv'e 11' a (han' e to !lult the lan into plractice. Aga1in I han ing you for y y111 ' 3.' and for the contiesies; exitendedt tno tl wounty., I a'li Drnive:: Out 5 tr;', Cof(ids l'p Systein T d stlan 30 nert l tI rengthenlu onic, ' ROyF- T' 3A sT't .Ea hM TO31'3 3 1., drive-s iuat MatIlartf(In l'nrihes the b'lodt.ad ioldsutp tile sys. lenl. A trute tonitc. F'or aduutlts and1 chldrenC. Soc. dr3 (33131d in witd a d i d ibbo . be frir b Iot batio y 30011.1 ing the gIrioeul ands orain to dle t ion, di the c'l '1iolored15 andhe Mrs Son eatedh1113t aid si)how--~ hra ofdrome and ld Ish snanatm bioe for( treil:y le, wert t h111ley' IlookI h 'nIymoon is i 3lthe '.ariousplace They ere r1ci'iets of numbti53011 el o Mrsan I~ . Simtisoonsnattaci yt'n ladytea'd nuni'hr hoer frb-mb; by 1gltos. Gcrenil,n and Irere tha hAr mari ho:, Eilln Simpson, adiy frmpsn, e:'.c smponi aggiun maen Ag Diesrimgo('hri~l baeert od and'o is angd n Siproreov rnill.r ' I fre tWare Shoals. Ofticers Elected ; Mee4t Ini (took h1i4I \rea.( liwood, Sej~tenihci' S.---The twenlty-secondl ainnuial sessioni of I 114 Slte ('oni el or thle Junlor' Order ad jorn (il herie tonight to mieet ne(xt1 year in Poc-~k 11111. Itesollt lotis vPI'V C01in 141 liic~ taly to the town of ire liwoed, its ofllilials a1nd( others, for their 31r I nlers anrd c:ouirtesy we-re int rodluced by .I. 11. I laniel, E. A. M~artini and .1. W. If. I )yclies, and illianlnloulsly adopt ed. Of ficer's were (elected as follows: State counsellor', A. 11. Ulasqne, F'lor ( 1n4 e; State vice coun~sellor, lE. I,.ob toof ( reenv"ille ; State secretay, .1. S. Williams, ILncaste'r; State tre t.;" iiie r, J. II, iI a hid Kersia w; State eon tilI coniductor, Jamnes A. B~ar1rett, ('lover; Stfate council Wa rden, .1. \V. I 'ea rnta ii. Greeiwood ; State cot' nell Insiide sentinel, 1). 1L. ('ai t 4, .1 (ltd1.-iou State colnc~Il Oiitsi( sCntinel, V I"'. 1,1iliehlo , Or~n 1g4-llil ig State ("0(111l1(i1i ehlai)Ialii. . . . 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