The evening world., 1913-01-25
STRIKERS ATTACK HOTEL
DURING R|OT0US PARADE
ON WAY TO MASS MEETING
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are employed In the McAlpan's main
dining room.
Referring 20 the clashes of strikers
with police. Miss Flynn said:
Among the strikers are q number Of
foreigners. They recognize authority in
the uniform Of the patroiman, hut when
they see the plain ciothes' men--men
who. apparently. are citizens not In au-
thority-they don't know what to think
Of II. All disorder would stop II the
'plain-ciothes' mon were called or"
TO "ShoW erRGNorn" At DIG
MASS NETTING.
Three thousand. nine hundred votes
were cast In the strike ballot, % Inc
Evening World hsa learned from an
authoritative source. Twelve hundred
who voted for the strike we're already
out OF Jobs. Those who voted against
It or who did not vote At oil have stuck
by their positiona
The leaders Of the Interna tional Ho-
tel Workers Union laugh at the hotel
men's claims. and. pointing with pride
20 the success Of yesterdays riotinS,
say they have just begun. The delayed
permit for the holding of q great mass
meeting In Union Sauaro was Sfanted.
and the strike leaders declared there
would be . show Of strength there that
would ave the hotel and restaurant mon
Into submission to the union terms.
Commissioner Waldo. who was . Wit
ness from his rooms In the Rits-Cariton
Chambers. next door to the hotel. OF the
attack upon the hotel last night, and
who personally ordered the reserves
from the East F1fty-hrst street. station.
prepared plane during the night to
crush further demonstrations ee typical
I. w. w. methods Of labor warfare.
Five hundred policemen reported early
this morning for strike duty. 90 at the
West Thirtisth street station and 800
At the West Forty-seventh street Sta
ton. They carry nishtsticks.
THIRTY HOTELS CRIPPLED on
PUT OUT OF DUSiNGsS.
The second day Of the strike. con.
Quoted with marvellous swiStnsss, sees
thirty hotels. large and small, restaur.
ants and clubs crippled or entirely put
out % business By the wak-out Of .he
walters. and n many Instances Of the
entire kitchen force. Dhsryys res
eeetsut' oh cNtn avenue maze no ots
tempt to serve after -thsatrs dinner last
night or breakfast this morning.
Nectors. on Broadway. hasn't . cook
In front Of the ranges. Tho Hotel Nc.
Alpin has lost its entire dining room
service. but 10 willing to TAXA the
men back on their own terms.
Thirty-nve walters and cooks walked
out from Qu6snti's restaurant, Seventh
avenue and Twsnty-ssvensh street. and
some Of the9 Ampaed Themselves. 81
erAWihg skuib tnd eroSaeoheo u chalk
on the eide Until they were chased
away BY the police.
Oatmeal prepared last night and
cones made by amateur cooks among
the student walters was all early break
fastsrs At Columbia commons were able
to obtain this morning. The one chef
who remained on the Job when all the
walters and most OF the kitchen help
went out yesterday failed to show up
this morning, and . dosen others OF
the kitchen help also Joined the strik-
ers.
Pickets were on duty about the COM
mons rs early a. 3 A. n. Student
walters were not moiested when they
appeared for work, but strike leaders on
the ground declared they would carry
their personal grievances TO President
Nicholas Murray Butler They said q
letter to him had been prepared and Q
request for q personal conference had
been made.
A captain Of walters who remained on
the Job succeeded In getting BY the
strikers early to-day by enteriaS Teach