The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-06-01

nothing to complain of Then the bosses
SAID: For God sake get back there then
and get on your jobs. and well 10, your
hotei stay open az an example
This message was taken with little
salt. for until that hour the restaurant
was practically empty and people were
Just beginning To come in. However.
though no preparations had been made
10 get strike breakers for tn" reason that
tho heaviest part of the season il over
M this hotel. vigilance was kept mp
FIzzIEs AT OTHER PLACES
The infringement at the Belmont had
learned from various sources that third
strike was To be ordered at tn. hot.l
last night This hotel was the first Ia
suffer, and then a few days after the
first event il lost most of its cooks since
which events nav" been going along
smoothly quarter past seven "a III"
tut nothing occurred 4 little LATER word
came that The strikers had .mltl'd Iel-
monicos, taking u portion of the walters
from the Rit2-tarlton. and even thci,
We're headed for th' Reimon, This in
formation later turned ont to be incorrect
and all was seren. d rng the evening
What had happened. II turned ont
| later. was that Il band Ct several hundred
pronounced 10y u police sergeant To he
Greeks more or less rri.y.d. had
marched past Sherrv's and then over 10
belmoniCos. where they SANG siren songs
10 -ntiCe the FrenChmen and Italians
inside to come out and be- loin.rs But,
the latter either could not unders'and
| or else had NaN in th.ir ears and the
crowd soon turned and headed for m"
saloons in Sixth avenue which are pop
uar after every strike When one passed
the restaurant a litt" after the chefs
| IN IN" basement wer" stirring their sauces
to the Etvest of songs. white ursiairi
! there seemed to ne as MANY walters
| - md ,vn,yds nf % "a 4
/ They Were expecting Il second strike. ~
the Marhat;an last night and had made
preparations for il. but the evening pass.d
! quietly.
HOTELS WILL CLOSE RATHER THAN YIELD
The Hotel Mems Association held II
! long meeting at their headquarters in III,
Cambridge building ~ Ihirty-third street
| and fiftn avenue. As "a result OF thus
meeting ther" We're plenty Of mdiu?tluns
last nlght that the hotc! men had decided
to stand together and To make Il finish
fight OF II with the walters or other ..nl-
piovees who may strlh" IN >vnL athy +
4 Reed Of the Park Avsnu" hotel. who i
| president of the assoc idtl0n. said aft. I
the meeting that the hotel owners would
| close down their hotels before they would
! give in
We represent" he said. about s3ou. =
600 go Invested capital and cinpluy about
! I2,HO persons We do not intend to b.
] dictated 10 a. To t'lt manner III Wilti W,
| shall run our business Ii "" employ
negro walters they shall ie kent no matter
what HAPPENS Rather than los" II! this
| fight We will clos. down our restaurants
! But We are not going To lose
Mr. Reed said that Tia. hotel men u, 4.
body were not bringing ~ n"gi" WRITER'S
| from other cities. each Ii, tri ,Nn"r Wa-
making his own rreparat on, 10 ~ rh"
places OF men who quit Nj Rood sad
! he had 2,uj waters Ou III lj>' mot "
| negroes. and he was not ,ir. i.' ,'
what might happen Nirr TN waters
walked ont AZ the vanderbilt Ilotri
! Mr. Reed said he went To- Manager
billiard of tn" VANDERBILT, and offered n,n
tick OF ap waiter. who had been h-d IN
reserve by him
'AN HANDLE ALI. Gltsl~.
! one important development Of the day
| from the sid. of the hotel men wt.- the
announcement that they ar" going to
orGanize an employment hur'ai of their
own. This bureau will pass OF all appl
cantS for hotel jobs. The sam. thing " i'll
pe done in Boston, President Reed said
II was apparent that tn. hotel men had
received word that strikoe had been
threatened in other cities and that there
was q general spirit Qf unrest among Motel
employees
1t should be mad" plain" said PresI
dent Reed. that ont of town folks hav.
tInn here. hav. heard that ther. has
been som" alarm that IN" hotels would
not b. able To handl. visitors This j.
not true
DIVISION As TO MICRO wAITEEs
The problem Of employing negro waters
has puzzled the hotel men Some of tn.
hotel managers are against II Will. OF hcr.
say that II would mean th. solution oi IN,
problem and when New Workers became
accustomed TO negro walters all over the
city they wouldlbe pleased with the change
Assistant Manager King of the Plaza
Hotel was not anxious to have it under
stood that negro waters We're working
IN the restaurants and dining rooms
The negroes who have been employed
to take the places of waters who qui,
are being used on the floors, that is, in
apartments which have dining rooms
WILL HAVE 800 NEGRogs TO-DAY.
The hotel men said that they would
have here by this morning about ,8O
negro walters. many Of whom would come
from Baltimore and cities in the South.
They are trained walters, men who huv,
served at summer hotels and winter re-
sorts. In addition three agencies which
make a business of hiring strike breaker.
advert ised yesterday for walters. g,iaran-
teelng them good pay and permanen,
jobs.
Edward NJ. Tierncv who ran the Hote