The evening world., 1916-08-01

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shsat ths hsaa snd face ~ nginE
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. ssss~o /h.s .sa iAneoin Hospital
puisc.msn crei,y arrested CLARK
shs ssss his address ss No iee
nsse~ksf street. 30 vas iocssi ~
charsea 9th criminal nssi,ssnns.
etFiksrs in the firons ~sre tuhiisns
~hsa thor rsosivsd sn spIssl from
Harry A carsssn. saT,s sristsndent ~
the wea yarns aisisien. urstns them
10 rssasn 10 werb and promising thsm
ssspis psetsctlaa. Tho isitnr. which
the strikers msin,Ain 10 tastafnount "a
an aAmisaon of defeat ~ the CON.
rsav. ps.sss eu, that 'hsy may hsvs
1iNlcu1sy IN msetins the requirements
es shs nsv werhmsn's co1npens-,i0n
oct vhss usey sreh other jobs
-Accsr11aS " tho compensation
law says the appeal ''you would have
10 pAss . physical tss. po you think
you can pass tha, ,sst'
-Even though you have made q mis-.
tsks ws wiIl overlook n SHOW yow
loyalty 10 your old employerA"
The nearss, approach 10 disorder
during the day occurred At SIXTY first
street and Third Avenue about I
o'clock. whom a delegation of strikers.
headed by Thomas n. Hayes. waited
% aftssn Of the oonpany's employees
who we're repairing the traohs ~ that
point and succeeded tn getting them
70 quit their Jobs.
Thomas Muiiansy. ono Of the en-.
giaesrs of the Third Avenue system.
haDpsAsd along and engaged IN u war
sf words with Hayes. The argument
was getting close 10 the fightinE point
and had attracted great crowd
when Capt Wakefield. In charge %
the police reserves at the SIXTY -nfth
street barn. sent q sergeant and ton
policemen TO the scene to Investigate.
orNikgNo RUN At the AP.
PNoAch OF Pol,cgMgN.
A. the approach OF the policemen
several Of the strikers ran away. They
wsrs brought back and Mullaney de-
msndsd the arrest Of Hayes and his
companions % the charge OF inter-
feripg with the company's employees.
Thsrs was further argument and tho
matter was settled without arrests by
the str,kers promising 70 keep away
from the compsny's property.
Aeeordins 70 the police repor'. oniv
o cut Of . normal sos cara wsre op-
crAtsd On the Third Avenue lines In
AAshastan to-day.
,,oussd 70 action by the indiGn. "A
OF rosldsnts Of the Bronx. II 10 UNDER
stssa the August urand Jury. which
otGAnises In that borough to-day. win
make . thorough investigation OF the
entire strike situation In that district.
TIE death Of the little xirl at tho
hands Of an unskilisd motorman on
st. Ann's Avenue last saturday night.
The rietinG that has taken place since
the start Of the strike and tho charge
that ths Union Railroad ofhcials i'm
psrtsd Gunmsr and ganssters viii BE-
investiRated.
a dsisgation Of conductors and
guards employed In the Hudson and
Manhattan tube which runs bctween
tns Hudson Terminal on cortiandt
stysst and NswSrk. Jersey City. Ho.
behsa and the jersey stations. At
tsaesA . meeting OF strtksrs at Ly-
csum Hail. Third Avenue And Eighty.
sixth Street. Altar the meeting men,
WI ~ 49, 0~tSoeN0o SSesSo esvSS "ssa
sap,oysd In the tube we're ready "a
josa Ne street railway strikers whom.
eyer the call oomes. The delegates
salA The men have organised amons
theinselvss aud viii leave their cart
IN . minutes notice.
oFPtclALe PRGPANiNo ron
loNo 0TNu0otG.
TAs arrival OF strikebrsAkers al
three OF the barns indicate the Thirt
Avenue onaoiala are preparing for q
loa9 otruGSla. Two hundred aud sew.
euty men reached the West Farms
bara about daylight. and IN equa
number arrived at the car shed Ia
Kinssbridgs. Twenty-Five men wer,
brouGAt . the barn at 0txty-hftt
street ana Third Avenu.. and late'
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