A. He did not.
Q. Who was he?
A. His name was Sloan.
Q. Did you hear any other conversation or learn anything of any other union or organization to strike from that morning until the 19th?
A. No.
Q. Had you any knowledge that your men would not go out until you met them—those two men?
A. None whatever.
Q. How long before that morning was it known to the men that the order had been issued to run double-headers?
A. It was known in six hours, I should judge, to all the men on the line after the order was posted on the bulletin boards.
Q. When was it posted?