The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-10

beforc the'strike. To-day there are
.pnly % abssntees, which 1 think ls
obout normal.
With regard 20 accidents and cars
On need Of repairs, according TO the
Arnaisazaated's reports. Counsel Yeo-
mas says that the accidents are be-
Tow pornai. The cars are being more
closely Inspected now than before the
btrika ana repairs are going on all
aho TINA
5oee FoR AL sUT ,. \. 7.
WON'T DEAL WITH UNION.
= am informed that f76 applica-
hons were recsived yesterday from
new msA for various lines Of work.
with regard 70 old men coming here
20 ta9 masters over with ma thSre
ts q place for any man who wants .
SO. There Il nothing 10 talk over.
and once more. let me announce that
/ viii not deal with the AmaisamAted
4. no notice has been posted de-
inandlng that 70 per cent. OF the con-
buOtoru' collections be handed IN
We have been too busy caring for
ehe pablio convenience and getting
our ears running 70 look after the
tnoney end Of II But now that We
ere convaiescing we win get The
money or somebody WA hear from
%
we are not yet ready TO discuss
our plans for reorganization; we are
stin working on them and receiving
sugesstlona But we will compists
Shem Snd we will uitimateiy have an
norsanlsataon upon which We can de-
psnd ana upon which the public can
,dsosnd, and have the assurance that
ths conveniences Of their transporta-
dion VIII not be stopped every few
mohfhs by q strike"
- The success OF the FIRST nights op-
Grafton OF surface cars has impelled
the b. r. +. 70 Add more lines to the
trolley service tonight. Some OF the
surface cars ran as late a. 11.So
o'clock last night. and the elevated
and subways were operated all night,
the service between Coney Island and
Park Row being almost normal.
The arst nights run was made on
the Flatbush Avenue line, and there
was little or no disorder until the
last car was withdrawn. ample police
prottction having been provided all
saione the route. Tonight, II Is an
nounced cars win be operated on thg
Park Slope and F1atbuSh- Seventh
Avenue routes and probably on the
Greene Gates Avenue system.
While the operation Of all lines pro-
cecded with smoothness, the strikers
elsewhere carried on their methods
OF violence and sabotage. In one case
the lives OF children playing on the
street were tnenaced and damage
done to porperty other than that Of
the railroad.
Louis FFidigOr. counsel of the
union, at the night meeting declared
certain policemen had been urging
the men 70 return to work, and said
ne would taks witnesses before
Mayor Hylan and Commissioner En-
right to-day and Ale formal COM
'pialnt against several officers on the
ground that II 10 no policeman's busi-
tiess what the men do.
II WISH" he told the mon. "that
could be present when a dastardly
dog OF the Police Department suE-
gasts that you return 10 work"
SThlKERs ENDANoER LIVES or
CHILDREN.
Loyal employees. on the other
hand, have complained to the Brook.
lyn police that strikers have been
visiting their homes and trying TO In
tihidate their wivss.
Several children were endangered
last night when strikers threw
piece Of wire over the feed wires oi
the Reid Avenue line at Easterr
Parkway and Utica Avenue. TIT
wire coiled. new against a house aftet
burning out the trolley wires, brok'
three windows and narrowly misseS
the playing children.
A car IN the Fresh Pond barn
struck John Peterson. thirty nine,
strikebreaking guard OF No. 1S1 Yves
l2eth Street. Manhattan. early to-da,
ana 90 mAngied his right leg II ha,
to be amputated. He Ii In the wycS
OFF Heights Hospital In a seriou
condition.
j John Kline, seventeen. who wa
stabbed by a mob believed TO hav
mistaken him for a Atrikebreakei
died yesterday in Kings County Hos
'pitAl. The death OF william osteI
hout, q strikebreaker from Chicag'
was cleared up BY friend. who sal
that while drinking they went
sleep on the bank Of COnOy Islam
Creek. In which osterhouts body wa
found. II Is believed he rolled inl
the creek in his sleep.
STRlkEBREAKERs ARRESTED
At coNEV.
Some OF the strikebreakers Gel,
brated pay day ut Coney Island ye
terdAy and gave the police a bui
night. They are said to have lOcat,
a good supply OF liquor somewhere.
nna ~ than Canrva ErttgOaral