 The part led by Lewis renamed itself as the International Journeyman Tailors', Machiners' and Pressers' Trade Union, and focused on enabling Jewish tailors to refuse to work on the Sabbath.In 1892, Lyons returned to campaigning on behalf of unemployed Jewish workers.On this occasion, he persuaded Adler to meet with him, but Adler made clear that he believe Lyons was overestimating the problem.