The evening world., 1920-04-13

G15 and gave n demonstration, OF
their coaling ability before the train
moved out. The men were recruited
at q meeting in Orange conducted by
George II. Stevenson OF Maplewood,
who had been authorized by the rail-
road TO recruit civilian firemeu. At
tempts will be made at meetings In
tno Oranges TO enlist other recruits
40 run more trains tomorrow.
AZ the Boboksn Office Of the su-
periutendent OF the Lackawanna tho
aames OF those who operated the
ether two trains were refused.
There was no such secrecy about
tho Nyack Division trains which
came In over the Erie.
In charge of the Englewood FIX
press was Mayor David ]. McKcnua.
rhe boss OF the flyer from Tenany
.yas State Highway Commissioncr Wat
6on q. Clark.
=. Swinging q shovel in the cab OF the
Englewood train was William ID.
Mason. a law student at Columbia
{ Universlty. The brakeman was Capt.
; H. l. Demarest of the Englewood
fgre Department
FATHER AND SON SERVE ON
SAME TRAIN.
Father and con formed the train
crew OF the Tenafly train, the brake
man being Joseph Andrewa, vicd
president OF the Bank Of New York.
and the SCOT covered fireman Joe
4 Andrews jr., who is with the Have
\ meyer Trading Company in the
7 Whitehall Building. Serving on the
same tradn were Walter Merritt and
Cameron Bialely.
The two trains rolled into the
terminal almost together. within a
minute the passengers had surrounded
I the volunteer train crews and cheered
them 20 the echo. Mason, Demarest
and the Andrewses bore their honors
modostiy.
1--WE had a rcd-hot meeting OF cit-
zsns last night" Mayor McKenna
said. -ands decided that Englcwood
7 would stop talking and do something
haven't got time to discuss the right
or wrong of the railroad trouble
What VIC arc concerned about iH tho
absolute right OF Englewood folk TO
get in and out OF New York"
Tho movement, sporadic to-day,
! promised 20 beoome' generally sys-
tcmatized tomorrow by the efforts
Of engineering societies, associations
OF war veterans and the students and
faculties OF colleges and special
technical schools.
The offer OF the Military Engineer
4 ing Committee OF New York. which
recruited regiment Rfte1ward
known as the famous nth Engineers
within a month after America en-
tered the war. TO enlist technical
& students and highly trained en-
pioyees OF great manufacturing en-
terprises TO break the strike, found
favor in many quarters to-day.
The suggestion was made in LETT
ter to the General Managers Asso-
cfauon Of New York. and about the
sAme time the student body Of
Princeton University volunteered to
serve on the Pennsylvania, IaclIa-
wanna and Erie Railroads that food
might be handled more expeditiousiy.
A meeting OF the Military. Engineer
ing Committee wns called by j.
waldo Smith. Among the members
oe the committee are Col. William
barclay Parsons Of the 1lth U. s.
Engineers, DR.. Alexander q Hum
phreys Of Stevens Institute. Major A.
8. Dwight and Major Richard 8.
Bucl. The offer TO provide RAILROAD
worlusrs WAS forwarded after a full
discussion
1t was said at the Engineers Club
a No. 80 West 10th Street that the
Nero suggestion OF co-operation by
students at technical schools and
young graduate engineers in aiding to
avert the suffering imposed by an
unautborized strike had started @
great volume OF inquiries over the
club telephone switchboard from in
dividuals eager 20 join in an organ
ised body OF volunteer railroad
workers.
Several hundred students in Col
ltnbia University. Including 200 IL
the engineering school. this morninI
notEfied Dean II. II Hawkes. that thel
would volunteer their services u
assist in breaking tho railroad tie-up
Columbia students, e. was explained
20 not look upon the present situation
~ q Btrnle. They regard IL more II
ahe 5tght OF an inSurrection agains
the constituted authorities.
Joseph n, Esquirol. head OF tn
PtSblicity Department OF New Yor
University. said to-day that variou
grOups Of students were conferini
with a view TO offering their service
70 the railroads. The offer probabl
you'd be made through the city ad
ministration. he said.
LEolok MEN VOLUNTEER FoI
LONG ISLAND ROAD.
The Forest Hills Post Of IN
American IIae1on sent word 30 Presi