The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-05-17
CONDITIONS PREVENT.

Organizers, Not Being Barriers,
Don't Understand Sltua-
lion, Bosses Say.
A0o.r . vssk q Wtnosv.0ashang Of
anaA sAops the leader g - bafosrv
Goess b this oity came - ~ ssuotaat
ssDa1nsaon to-dAy tAAA Z 49, ars
- voM Shortr hours Tor thslr followers
~ must set along wttAsue doing sAs
hlsA-Draesd shops in shs hotel ana tAs-
ses1eal district. Most Of he men IN
0ass chops already hsvs shorter hsurs
tAAa those which the men Of the iow.
Dsessd shops ars asking. TIE announce
0snt Of the ending Of the Strike IN
0seokiyn proved 70 b prsmaturA II 10
6ksly that the cruel warfArs. With ~
Aftermath Of ssif.hacksd faces and
oerApsA viii 70 on for at least shrSS
1Ays next week all over the srsat9
~.
ytank Canosinsn. H. Manhattan
s1lks leader. got . note from Mayor
0Aynof as1Iing him - astsnA - ~.
tration conference Il The city Hall
ts-day - meet representative q ~
SnUloying BARRIERS. Csnostlast tod .
meeting at the strike headquarteru at
~ ~ East Twelfth strsst about che
luttsr. He said that Of oourse he would
~ the Mayor the courtesy Of accept-
~ the invitation.
But have no idea Of going into any
arbitration agreement with . fraction
of the boss BARRIERS Of the city. We win
deal with all or none. 20 that al shops
shall keep the same hours. They will
otter me . substitute. schedule Of hours
which will involve about thirteen more
hours Q week than the schedule We
dsmand. shall agrss - nothing Of
tAs sort"
The assembled barbers shouted their
approval and appiauded noisily. Inas-
much a. all the shops which the strikers
caA reach without paasing police or
special guards are Idle except for the
boss himself, there were no reports OF
serious disorder IN Manhattan up to the
hour of the police parade. whom many
OF tho keepers Of the peace were with.
drawn.
GAYS ORGANIZER coGsN'r uN.
pERSTANo CONDITIONS.
In Brooklyn only a fraction OF the
iourneymen returned TO their chairs to.
day and fifteen hundred or two thousand
boss BARRIERS have refused to sign the
joint agreement
There are two associations o: Brook-
~ boss bafbers. the Master BaIbsrs'
Association with a membership Of 500
and the International Boss Barbers' A.
sociation which has a friendly under
standing with the ]. W. W. and has
membership OF two or three hundred.
Tho International and the !. W. W.
3g1sneymen had mass meetings on
1Aarsday and last night In the Labor
&0oeum and At last nights meeting
Rosario Rapoio. President Of the L W.
". local. announced the strike settle
Asnt and told the men 10 70 back to
nls1r chairs to-day.
AZ tie same time Q committee went
cut Amony the members Of the bigger
eossss' association and told them that
y. d Palma, their prssident wished the
Master Barriers to sisn the L W. W.
aRsament and take their men back
under the new conditions
d Palma, who V Q brother Of the
automobile racer. said to-day that this
0Gnags was without his authority. but
~ Influenced about thrss hundred
aaste.harbsrs to sign agreements I'M
a. Q misunderstanding bringing about
1lssn hundred men back to WORT.
~Ths whole trouble 10 tha& Mr.. Leo
1Wdo yrisfni. who has organised the
Z W. ". strike, Il not barber and has
10 knowledge OF working conditions In
Drookiyn. He has tried 70 force an in.
saaDt1o scale Of hours which shAli apply
u downtown Brooklyn. in the once ale.
tr1pt, q well a. to residence ssctionS
and parts Of the city where people are
an the streets and In stores until or
or - o'clock At night. and even later on
Saturday nights. We bosses are Just -
eager ~ the men for shorter hours.
I'VE are willing to close our chops
downtown all day Sunday. but In other
psrts Of the city the hours must b DIFF
fsrsut and the day OF must bs on some
osbsr day. The I. W. w. people don't
snow what they sss tsskins about."
Postais have bssn sent to al the mas
ter barbsrs. sSking them to nnsst repre-
ssnAasivs journsymen Tomorrow a. .
meeting In Conssrs Hall. IN East New
York. 70 try to straightsu out the tsngls.