Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-09-19
zone CARS remain
/ IN CAMDEN BARNS
Jitneys and Horse Rigs Used
to Get to Both
Shipyards
MANY WALK TO SHIPYARDS


Ihousanus OIL "orhi1eh e'ie""'''
along the streets leading to the snip
yards in Camden this morning, crowded
into iitnevs and iammed trucks There
were no Cloucester cars runninp.
Announcement nv tbe Public Service
Cornorotion that ito ,Gloucester cars
would rim os usuaI causod hundreds of
sh;nro.d ,,.ou,,a.a e. dolo, ortor;rg tbe
-. ,,.,.n 4La Iout ,no-,ont The
aatha-oJ oxn.oto,ti,, oho,,t tbo ootns
s,atoh;nr sor 49, ass. co. e. n,oto he
- ws t't "a. S. 90 v",
p@a;ai. s ~. ~ no n so;a tbo,, hod
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.ne inedh'inle' 'n1 su", quo, ,u'n s,. un
.u's na.e peeh given ,oaaeu lIyoi1e,s
~ ~, auu'iop " ,heir nisn' SUNS, :n'
Ino Canuen poi''eineu Gu nav - W, ~
s.iue'eu " ,s lol hnocN ou1 M ''
',"o my ny. "l' an "s."'o, a., 80.
serve h,lltiainen declare 'nes are az, SIN
.a y, rloL uut', anu IL sloVeS oh ho"
"n'o'u' s'"''S any '"'"s'
Public Won't Ride on Cars
cors or M cors tho nub,ic is walk.
;,o or ,s;ro ;;tnors Tho cors tbot oro
= -. onorotod oro run,;rr ,,irtuollv
emntv and tbe loss in fares 70 the
onmno,y ;s tborsonds of dollars daily
A. Ardnbon carly todav violent at .
tscks an The cors of the Public service
Cornorotion wore resumed
VolIevs of stones were hurled at troll :
lows nass;nq through that town. The
sidos of the oars u,cre dontod and snIin -
tered bv the Jagged missiles
Foremen and denartmantal boads of
Tho Now York Sbinbmiiding Comnonv
hold n osetino todoy ond nledoo5 tbem :
.oIHes to nrotect trol,oy onmneny nron-
ortv and holm maintain order if rho
comnanv CARRIES out IFS nromise 70 rnn
49, .i,;s.,. .o,,oa,,.
Thav axn-osseS tho +hnmobt houovor
49, eHp,e'o t thu hiutors shi m iI ridc
IN tho oors NIorv ~ tho foromor and
.n s VI 'no tt.I ~ Is .hu .I,a
statement given out by one of the com
pany heads IN winch he referred TO the
workers as hoodlums ana slackers'
Harry Humphreys, manager OF the
service department, has arranged with
the Philadelphia and Reading Railway
for special trains to carry the workers
to and from work.
Vehicles which carried the men tc
work today ran the gamut between FIVE
ton motortrucks and old carriages
drawn by gray mules.
1t was at Audubon last night that at
tacks were made on four cars. Sevcra
shots were fired and bricks and rocks
smashed windows and peppercd tht
sides with dents. One conductor was
seized and handled roughly. His zont
fare tickets were taken from him anc
torn to bits.
AS the workers in the New York ship
yards trudged toward the trolley lool
there they set up 1eers at the sight o
the blackened ruins of the trolle.
terminal.
+ha ..hrII nan !" ,,.nS oIm 49, W 1ne men a
evening after three previous efforts ha,
failed.
ero"os hush fohce
The early attempts to burn the ter
minal were frustrated by police, bu
when the closing whistles blew yester
day crowds of men rushed the structure
brushed the police aside and applied
blazing, oii-soaked rags.
Shipyard hremen turned streams OF
the hre, but their hose burst under
the pressure. They tried to beat ou
the flames, but the headway gained was
TOO great
Ihe approaches to the New Yorl
shipyard this morning were filled witt
RnnRi0mprQfInn
the workers walked, but jitneys wer,
running full blast. Bicycles wer,