The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-07

tfikehrsaA4fs yesterday At Coney
ISLAND, when they objected 90 the
company charging for tickets before
. pnhseneer got on the surface cara
and allowing the passengers tickets
instead OF niehela, was quickly set
Tied. The strtloebreakers wanted the
Ehblo fare--nothing for the company
at All. They have not been turning
IN . nAohel coaieoted by them and
declared that the selling OF tickets
wns an Invasion of their rights.
ne matter wa settled by the firing
os number Of the strikobrealzers and
The remainder were quite content to
acOept the second fare from coney
and let Il so at that. They are said
70 be getting tIB a day ~ addition to
whAt they collect and don't ring up.
Beforu leaving for the city Hall
AaaAon saids
'7qotNithstAndins the statement Of
Recsiver Garrison that he will not
deal with the AnnalgaEnated, I have
noe ~ any means given up che hope
eAat q peaceful settlement can be sf-
fsuted and I viii devote all my ener-
gies 10 that end"
ne refused 10 divulge the nature OF
The proposition which he had to SUB
mia 10 the Mayor ana Board Of Esti-
mate
AR. AEahon,s attitude had led TO
ne hope annShg many Of me strikers
be would be able. through his talent
for strIke-settllng diplomacy. to brips
shout at lAabt q prOyisionaa roopenina
Of negoliations between the court and
~ Foc6lvsf oa one hand ana the rec
oguised leader Of the Amalgamated on
the other.
MAHon STILL HAS HOPES or
PEACE.
Out ne eueh hope 10 hsld out BY thS
statsmo1t Of Rsesivsr Garrison In re-
ely 10 Maheh'a. Ne and the company
management stand BY Judge Mayer
anai tsrns 70 the strikers contained
n Me issSse 20 Mayer hylan Thurs-
day. These terms provide for the
SIintlnntlOn Of the AmAlgamated as q
factor In all dealings between the
strikers and the receiver or between
them In the future as employees and
omployer. and for the return to work
~ Wednesday noon Of all men who
wish 60 preserve their seniority and
privileges and enjoy the increase In
pay oSfsrOd the men on July 10 Of II
Dor cent. over the wage schedule oi
August. 1919.
Among the trolley lines 20 be
opened to-day are the Sea Gate,
rompkinH Avenue. Montague Street
Sixteenth Avenue, Bushwlek Avenue
Nassau Avenue. Meeker Avenue
Grand Street and Flushing Ridge
wood lines.
Tasree persons were hurt, none Hari
Saniy. to-day when a Bergen Stree
car operated by a strikebreakel
known as "Raffles," ran into an oper
6witch in front OF the BergV Stree
oafbArn and eideswtped another cai
headed for New York. Patrolmal
Harry Singers right hand was GU
by glass; Irving johnson OF No. j
Cheorge Street received an abrasion
OF the leg, and Joseph Futnon, on
year old, who was thrown from tn
lap OF his aunt, Mrs. Jennie Galbra,
OF No. 257 Hoy Street, was bruise'
about the face
The switch, 1t is thought, was LED
open by accident, and not by tn
work OF the strikers.
Notice was received by the polio
tliib afternoon that liquor was bein
ooId 10 strikers In a saloon at No. s
Commercial street. Detectives Peter
son and Barnond went to the plac
and arrested Mrs. Mary Klrkness, vii
OF the proprietor, charging her wit
violation Of the prohibition law. The
eaid that she sold them two drink
0f whiulEey at 20 cents each. In IN
place, according 70 the detective
we're h number OF strikers.
Grover Whalan. Commissioners {
Plant and 6tructtres, announced the
the eulongonoy buses provided by III
department would be diBconttnue
this evening. Mr.. Whalen said ths
In future no bus service of any kin
will be permitted IN Brooklyn ence1
on routes established and supervise
ay tho Department OF Plant an
Etr1lcturea.
The police havefbee asked TO SER
saannn1onses ON ell drivers not opei
atine under ths supervision OF n
department, or any whose Vehic
bears a foreign license plate.
The thiEteen men arrested for Il
0iAturballce at Prospect Park Plai
were arraigned before MOgistra
F'oiweil, who said he thought Il
charge OF rtoting against them Wi
zoo severe, and put the cases ov'
iill Thursday.
Public Service Commissioner Lew
Nixon, who returned from EuroQ
yesterday has called a meeting OF q
Executive Committee OF the strike
for a late hour this afternoon.
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