New-York tribune., 1920-08-31


= wss rrcpcs<d sh&s TIE hroehsrhccd
be asss@avsd ard rs ssersbers enter our
urscn. The conferences was mainly
shout orranszassnr, aa6 the brother
feed's Representatives will not take
any action antsa they hare consulted
sAs brotherhood"
Subsidiary Of fhe ]. r. r.
TIE New York Railways Campaay
operates ste green sns huT snrfac-
cars Shea said that he regarded the
company as q subsidiary Of the Inter
borough. and shoashs II possible tAas
il she hroshsrhoed 81 ;ts employees
hecssrs u-sonsxe& the 5stsrtcrougA
hroshevhcod rnsrhs feSIcw swit.
More than i 500 hasses and other
vehicles acre pat into service during the
;ay IN an e=ors 70 take care of she
- 500 yaee snhaAssants ef Broakayn ~ho
-sssea 90 gcs to Msnhatsaa ard back
The rivers swsrzne6 with motor boats
ard extra ferries were in operation.
The foil fcTce os the strike became
er56en. vixen the hundreds Of thousands
Of B-ooksynstes tired 10 SET 10 their
business places during the early saorn-
,ng ascrs The congestion on the
bridges ~zs unparalleled x-& the ! 500
buses sna shoasa1ds Of ether vehicles
called into play we-e far TOO sew 10 take
care Of tie rash holv crowds. There
wxs many a weary feos ard detected
spirit v5skin The confines 81 Brooklyn
before the day IVES cons- And 10 make
-+tx-- zS ia RI
early -slsef-
There was every indication Of lcne.
d-xwa-sut struggle Tie transit heads
say We are making plans 20 wln Ihs
tight Tie anson leaders assert, Il. Is
. fight 10 the snsst-'
o&icszls ef the city, however, are
making evevy effort 70 bring abont some
SORT o< settlement ard have The strike
called Of The Public Service Connss-
tsen of TIE trouble IL or6er 10 get 3.
the -oot of the matter and Try to And
some tasss q hybit-ztiag differences
8seesTsr Ldndley VI. Garrison. under
examination hv Terrence Farley, fo- the
commission, charged .hs -en violated
.heir agreement with .he 3. z 7. oy
failing - give hin. -hi-.y days notice
OF the wzlk-out Ee defended the posi-
tso2 az Federal Judge Julius NJ Mayer.
wAc has sai6 .aa. arbitration IS I'm
possible unless BE = permitted the
legal right 10 pass On any award made
lie total wages noE rsa1 cat 10 en-
7loyees Of the system. he sad. was
SIS .o99 200 3 Ysar- Tie men ask Fo- aa
increase s-o11s31g 10 S15.9e0 poo I
ysz-. With. i granted. 1e ssss-1s,
would ecl&l the .aIsl annual receipts
of he company
Tie strikers. represented by Patrick
! She's, international representative q
the Amzlgz1sted. insisted. however,
tina. the Es- have not violated their
agreement She's said tina. on July p,
wkaa .ae agreezsu. WITH The company
terminated, he sen. 10 Judge Maye.
sA-es proposed changes Il the ole co--
tINct- The strikers regarded saE SEND
a1E 81 these proposals Is t.a1-aIo--.
20 notification 81 provided fo- under
ste agreement. Judge Garrison de-
c2azso 70 scosP- this 1.s-p-stA.ao- o
thel, zet-
Mayor Hylan Takes Hand
Se-se results ws-a looked for from
private conference between P1t.ic
Service Conznass5o-s- 8a-re.i and the
strike leaders I. 1ts close ot the hear
s-g ano !. Ss possible t-sI ne Con-
missioner NAY hzve so-as 1za7ortaa.
---2o-r rte-cl.l - make whsn .as aear-
@-s --@-t- IBIS
The Mzyer. hcwewer- not content
with .Ae e50s1s q .he Public Service
Commission, WTose : le.te. - Judge
Mayer. asking hin # he would bs
willing % -oasty h3s stand CT itt
matter II l5nlsed arbitration u sha
III : s-s-ees bs1Eeez The company 215
ta@ m@n- Tee judge, il reply, refused
3zt@y 10 reeaGs from his poxltioE. that
~eFerE 2~4sa n1s. II within the
financial abll5tyo - the -ec=sve~shsp 70
meeE~ 2nd to- .tss purpose The coaY-
and aTtTr swa-e within suth limits"
Judge Mayers Reply
The position ot the 3. r 7. :s fully
sizte3 4 Judge Mayer's .e..er. as FOL
loEs:
Hon John 2 Hylza.
Mayer 81 1ae City q New York.
yoar isssz- Of Angus. 81. 5sao / an
enclosing Z coFv q ny ls--er dated
Alg1s. 2s 70 Receiver Garrison 4
copy - .hls letter wss handed 10 .he
committee aass Wednesday and they
have been familiar with rs contents
sinca tae-- TIE letter IN is p-esea.
.o-rn ~as written after p long con
ference 3. which tie committee, Re-
es'rs- Garrison, Comm ss;ozer De-
ls-sy. M Msnde1 an6 wsve present.
~SlzcA 5hea There seem 70 have been
attempts . misEep-eseu. The contents
. of Thls le..er
~ understand thz. with =lll knowl-
ecge q the contents p THIS letter yol
stated 3. the Civ Es9. last Saturday Y
and later 8. t1e meeting Saturday nigh.
. tha. was -lxh. ard 81 eject that you
: would Ezse -he same position # yor
we-s charged with ny duties.
i Was very much s-a.3Sed with -has
expression upon your part. and w-zs
3 as much surprised Is you nus. have
been 81 Ire exirao-6ina~y xnl uriGsf;-
liable eonduct a. shose WHO struck
early Sunday morning stand upon
fhe following provision and vii TO.
modify il. except .ha: decline further
( 70 deal with .-is committee:
However. i after he gotlaticr you
and the committee FL - agree. then
an wiling .hzs there shall he sub
mission % e boart q z-titra.ors Of
. the S1aat.a. Questions 3-volved IN the
requested increases and .hz. .he full
est opportunity Be afforded -o suca
hoard - ascertain .hs financial couc5-
non c1 Iae -eceirershap. /. muss be
understood tia. zny and every ay-zr6
must b within rhe 1-s1tlGi zbilitr oe
Inc gA-tse1lzr -eceaveTshl2 70 r1ees. sr.6
Tor this purpose, tte tour. must retain
The right 10 res.v5c& xzy and e,e,-,
award within such limits
ne situation. il seems % ne. is o-s
~hach calls for the 5ulles. co6pers.jor
with the eonrl from The public oascisls.