The sun., 1916-09-14

directors 81 the Interhorough Company
Mr.. Eitzgerald's comment is not. h"N-
over. borne oft by the facts. Ma'"r
Mitchell. Chairman Straus and the PubNr
Service Commissioner have very Gaze
fully r.frainod from fixing responf'-
bility. ur FROM suggesting by innucndo.
even. That either side mus, be blamed.
This po,n; was made clear last evening
BY The Mayor.
In~uIt~d the WaH"r.
I'VE hay. accepted ii" r'oomw"0d'-
Mons 'i,r arbitration, in the spirit In
which 'hrN wee made. continued Fttz.
gerald How were w. treated" How
were the Mayor ard tn. Pu3l.r Ssrvi""
Commission treated Prosidrn, Shoo,s
and General Manage. lIcdiey did no.
even show The courtcsy of waiting for
the me'iin. They published IN advance
a bold and dc'iau, statement IN which
they practically .nsul.ed the Mayor al"
The commission.
II The lnt~er3orolgn J. so sure Of its
men. Why does Shouts flud /; necessary
70 arrange viii one Of his own bankers
10 give his so-yallej lova| EMPLOYEES
so each 20 keep chem 20 work; Who is
the banker? VIVA, is his connection
with the luterhorOugn" why does Mr..
Stouts refuse to arhltrat"'
'They fear defeat. Gui | fear the
public do not appreciate tn, fuil extent
o. his lavlessness ard that Of h.A asso-
ciatcs. They can afford 20 he ~insolen'
and defiant 20 the Mayor ard to the
Public Service Commission. They can
10 buccaneering with heir guuincn ana
they have the millions TO spend SO lont
a the city pays the bills. the inter-
horoush is sauanderinc the money OF
the taxpayers and will no; lose a cent
itself
when will YOU SOP spending he
c,ty's money. Mr.. shorts" WHY no.
agree with the Mayor and The Public
Servi,e Commission 10 arb.irate the
question"
In Rage over Refusal.
Whether the assumption was acct'-
eAtely formed or not. II seemed Una.
FITZGERALD and the Hotel 'ont,neh,a'
conference had expected the INTERIOR
ourh to agree to arbitration and tina
their rage agains, the Interborough of'i-
r,als rose like "A tide when MIR. Shonts
said no and was somewhat curt ABOUT H.
The committee. presided over by Hugh
Frayne vas In a storm OF denunciat'on
Of Mr.. Shonts. and the threats To extend
the strike TO all sorts o! trades ana I"
Inconvenience a. many persons AZ pos
sible in order to get AT the nterporoue
,hriyed nicely in the atmosphere NJ an
ger.
Officially 1t was given out that the
union war board concerned itself Only
with plans for boycotting the t~ransporta-
zion lines, particularly by skiing employ
ers to permit their teamsters ana truck
men to carry persons going to ana from
work, and with plans for the parade ana
mass meeting this a~fternoor, The hnai
arrangements have been made by union
labor and by the police for the demon
station OF to-day. ,
Al II 40 A.. NJ. r \ OB"ien. grand
marshal OF tho column OF strikers and Of
union men In sympathy with the strike.
will march from the Labor l.yceum az
Elebty-sixth street and Park avenue. go
ting through Fifty-ninth street TO Madl-
son avenue. through Twenty-third street
to Fourth nVeuu and SO TO t'1o0
Square, where at least 10000 parsons
are expected to hear Representative
Never London. Fitzgerald, James !. Hoi-
land and others denounce the trt'ispor-
tatior officlHls and demand public sym
pathy.
Police to Force Order.
n will no. he a silent parade. afte" Az
since the announcement is now made
Yh1I lntlt IL bS 81 pfii'h wv - 49,
and drum corps or two and that the
marchers will he free to Yell. thief In
snec,or Schmlttb-rger will be at I'nior
Snuar. with a considerable reserve fo'cs
~ keen order. and the surface car lines
have agreed In the interests Of peace no
20 run cars across the line OF parade.
The STRIKE. situation u Sc tense. Tho
controversy so eh'''iei'' '"' '-e,'"s ~
bitter that the p"lbc" nave Nhaue "n
usual preparations 10 keep ora'r, ~
talking with police onl'la's SeS'erunI +,
was not diNhcuit 10 game .hi'' WIN
they will not interfere WIN Tree speech
even the violent NafletF. 'heE are aP' "
crack heads II trouble starts
The ugliness Of The situation was re
eponsible for the rapid spreading yes
terday of a story that dynamite hat
been placed in the subway Tor the pur
pose OF blowing UP the tune I'M
Brooklyn police reported tha' "a s'Ich U
dynamite had peeh p'cheu Wy no'
alongside a tn'Id tal, huaI ~ ~ ~
ouGn nan S.a''o" ., NV h.oon,.n III
Niiiia" Schu,,aeheI, " -.
oIs.oV..s" nn ~ inch ard n hal
anu - nnn 10 .Soh, +, uas dvra
RI Durnn o., co,nhus, hi.
W'.s % 80 rarhlds used IN mali,
'.ra, .,,,a ,,yb,s and that n ba,
-, aronrod nrob.h,y nv workmen VIII,
-a,a ohseryiur new Milling. The polio
have no, relaxed their watchfulness
howeyer and are keepins "A careful ey