Pre' Catelan, Inc. v. International Federation of Workers

The moving papers show that plaintiff is engaged in the restaurant business in which it has invested upwards of $100,000. Its rent is about $25,000 yearly; it employs approximately 100 persons in different capacities, among them a large number of waiters; that it has always maintained an “ open shop ” and never discriminated against union labor; that the head waiter hired the employees. On February 13, 1921, at about ten p. m. while the restaurant was crowded with patrons who had given their orders but had not yet been served, all the waiters without cause or grievance therefor suddenly and…