The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-09-13
BOSTON FORMING NEW POLICE FORCE AND BARS ID

discussed. 1 told the committee that
the matter suggested In tho telegram
was entirely in the hands Of tho
Tl Police Commissioncr.
'"The question Of whether the mon,
who had. pot reported FOR duty we're
still policemen was n question Of law
AMI fact on which should be guided
a.. by the opinion OF the Attorney Gon-
SL erai. understood tho matter ~ the
telegram has been conveyed TO MT.
Curtis commissioner OF police).
Whether he has made any decision on
u yet I did not know. ! undertook
= , TO transmit their request for a con-
.p, ference between President O'Donncl.
81 Organizer Mccarthy and President
McInnes TO the Commissioner OF Po-
~ lice
90 State Guard troops continued 20
~ patrol the ttrc cts In conjunction
~ with volunteer policemen and loyal
90 members OF tho regular force. There
y, was no repetition during the night Of
,tf the riotiDg and looting which marked
-psthe nrst 4s hours Of the strike and
III only a few arrests were made for
.. minor offenses.
" The Gompers telegram waB ad-
L dressed 20 Mayor Peters, who has no
% control over the Police Department
copy OF II WAS wired by Gompers
,.g to New England Organizer Nc
L.r Carthy. The latter brought II TO tho
;ss attention OF President Mclnnes OF
10 the Police Union. who laid Il before
Oh tho strikers, or deserters, with the
- result announced.
M. Organizations Of business men rep
eesenting millions OF dollars are
ec adopting resolutions approving the
Vo stand taken by Commlssioner Curtis
a and urging that policemen that de-
ma serted their posts should not be rein
oi stated.
.hc. A new and interesting proposition
ed will be injected into the controversy
90 Monday night. when the Presidents
10 and Secretaries OF Newspaper unions
afiliated with The Allied Printing
b Trades meet 20 appoint a Joint COM
ba rnittce 20 confer with the Newspaper
b. Publishers Association OF Boston and
Vs -esister their protest against the AL
legged "untrue, unfair and malciOus
70 articles being published In the news
II papers OF this city against the Police
lie mems Union and organized labor"
- The Allied Printing Trades Council
nir wtll'meet at o'clock Monday night
- Ito discuss the request OF the Central
Labor Union that all affiliated unions
o. vote sycs" or mo" Immediately on
20 the proposition OF general strike In
sH sympathy with the policemen.
% BOSTON, NOW AS ORDERLY AS
% ANY OTHER TOWN.
For at least twenty -four hours Bos-
,ss ton has been as quiet and orderly as
% sas other town In the Uaited States.
be, rhe wnikout OF the police and the
.ttsfatds OF hoodlum bands on Tuesday
- and "Wednesday nights called atten-
tion TO the small number OF people
sos In this big city for whose repression
es1 police force was maintained.
yi Another thing the police desortion
doi has called attention 10 is the con-
tempt In which the public authorities
70 hold "2.7b." Have the saloons been
~ ordered TO closer They have not
u, And Why7 Well. would you order
bh tho soda fountains 20 qult7
Nobody has thought Of closing the
~. ux-saloons for the very good reason
sa, that there isn't n place in Boston
~ where you can get drink OF that
~. old-faShioned hooch--"ask Dad; he
% mowS'-two drinks OF which could
on make jackrabbit tackle u bulldog.
~ Tor two days The Evening World re-
sN-porter has not seen a single Bos-
on honian walking tipEy.
He has. however. heard several
10 temporary. as IL were. Bostonians
talking tipsy. Like that young man
10 tn n fremont Street newsstand who
On said the police trouble was n CON
or MOI between capital and labor"
bn This young man and side partner
az who talked English with an accent
uu have no fear OF Bolshevism.
81 Would they like to see conditions In
10 Boston such as prevail In Russia?
20 We'll Mister, We don't hear any OF
ID the good things said about the situa-
IA tion In Russia The British don't al
low the good news TO get through.
- Why did the men on a French man
of-war refuse TO carry out Oh ters
b. Why did American soldiers In Russia
- do hkewisc7 The revolution In hero
~ All right" so talked these alleged
nt thinkers.
0uARDsMEN FIND INNOCENT
MERRIMENT IN JOBS.
State Guard control of the street,
and public places took on an aspect
- Of military smartness late yesterday
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