The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-04-15

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The I.ackawanna reported that 1900
striking employees Of the Kingsland
shops had reported back for work
this morning without explanation.
The Central Railroad OF New
Jersey reported moving seventy nine
passenger trains between z and 10
o'clock to-day as against forty-one
in the same hours yesterday. Plans
we're madA for maintaining complete
schedules this afternoon on all except
the New York and Long Branch
system and a partial service theres
Improvement in Pennsylvania con-
d,tions was marked by the return OF
live crews OF electric switching en-
giues; nine shifting crews in the
newark waverly yards, the receipt
OF hundred or more cars Of livestock
ana even more perishable food stuff.
the breaking lIp OF the congestion in
the Jersey City and Greenville yards
ana the restoration Of the full sched-
uIe Of through trains. Only one offer
Of A volunteer commutation crew
was accepted to-day.
The Pennsylvania to-day relaxed its
embargo on other than railroad coal.
Two crews were put to work on coal
trains for the Public Service Corpora
tion and in the South Amboy yards
two crews made up trains OF tide
water coal for public consumption.
Long Island steam trains, with the
aid Of volunteer hremen, were run to
and froya Babylon, Wading River,
Amagansett, Oyster Bay, Port JEFF
fersOn and Greenport. Few of the
striking nremen on these lines re-
turned 70 work and there were ugly
reports Of their disposition to violence
which led to the placing OF former
service men In uniforms on trains and
on station platforms.
1ne Central Railroad Of New Jer-
sey reported that it's clerks in Eliza
beth had refused to attend a strike
mestang OF raAlway clerks In Elizabeth
last night, Fifty trainmen OF the
Elizabeth lodge of the Brotherhood
have returned To work, the company
stated.
The New Jersey Central sent its
first train over the Newark Division
to-day. This line was suspended for
the benefit OF other routes because
its patrons had recourse to parallel
trolley lines, The road, which has
refused all aid from commuter volun-
teers, announced It would run all its
regular suburban trains this after
noon and that its through trains
were moving on time.
Reports came from Trenton Of q
bslated waIl1out OF 200 or more Phil
adelpbia and Reading 6remen at
Camden.
Government detectives, acting with
railroad men, were seeking the Tlem
berB OF the train crews who refused
to take out mail trains from Port Jer'
Wis oyer the Erie to-day. The mel
were said 70 have been seen arOunS
strike headquarters in Jersey City
The Erie tried to start a freight trail
to Jersey City from Port Jervis TO
day, but was not able TO complete I
crew which would stay put" up Il
noon.
NEW HAVEN MOVES SO OF q
TRAINS.
The Nsw Haven Railroad, in spit
Of the, cancellation OF seven New
Rochelle trains. reported that 1t hat
moved IS OF its 65 scheduled train
on time. The train cancellation
were due 10 the action of the IRE
serve crews carried on the rail
roads emergency list in withdraw
ing from duty during the strike an
TO a coal shortage. Baggage car
and local mail cars were restoreS
The freight embargo, except on mill
was maintained on all incoming an
outgoing freight.
The New York Central reporte
that with twenty-five men frol
Princeton and 80 from ColumbI
University It now had five volunteer
on hand for every vacancy IN 4
forces. but was allowing the Brothe
hoods TO decide just how far the Ell
Dloyment OF volunteers was Sdvisabl
The company is accepting freigl
AT Kingsbridge yard and Is moviI
incoming freight, including sol
, train loads Of meat and other foo
tuffs at the west side yards. Sew,
cars, OF new sprint paper were add
70 the emergency supply brought
yesterday.
The staten Island Rapid Tran,
Company and Baltimore and 0h
freight service continued 10 conce
trate the available five crews OF the
force on three trains each way b
tween 81. George and TOttsnvills a
on two trains handling local produ
shipments.
twenty-five students from Steve
Institute at Hoboken went 10 Stat
Island and were scheduled TO act
Drakemen on a 2.45 p M. train frc
81. George 10 Tottenville The tra
viii carry a squad Of PY& o. polio
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