The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-03
HELLO, BROADWAY!
TOWN LOOKS GOOD,
VACATIONS OVER
Here They Come, All the
Mountaineers and Mermaids,
by Train and Boat.
BUT OH, YOU SCHOOL!
Tons of Baggage Pouring Into
Terminals, and Fall Styles
Are in Order.
BUT OH, YOU SCHOOL!

How aye do. New Yorki
Back from the mountain ana back
from the shore. Down from the rust
ling trees and up from the simmer.
Ing seas. From the Adirondack and
from Atlantic City. the girl Of the
trail and the maid OF the boardwalk.
fathers. mothers. sisters and brothers
al came homo this morning BY train
and boat 100
For vacation u over. Tue Joys Of
the summer outing are things Of the
past for the great multitude Of New
York. The serious business OF the
city has been taken up again. School
opens next Monday and the ktds must
b ready for the fall term. New books
Of things to worry mothers mind and
20 dsplets DADS wallet
20 the kids came homo this morning
IN droves with the rest Of vacation
humanity from the forest and stream
and from beach and bungalow. They
came In from all QuarterA from Kan
kskes and Muskogee. from Kalamazoo
ana Long Island too. North. south.
east and west centred In New York.
The Grand Central station swArmsd
with the homecomsrs ana the Penn
svvan!a was packed. In Jersey City
throngs were so great that they crowd.
ed the mosquito off the map.
CERTAINLY HAD A LOT OF
BAGGAGE ALONG.
The rainy morning brought business
" the portsrs. the sxpress companies.
the transfer agents.. the taxis and the
automobiles. And the rainy morning
also drew business away from the same
quarters. The home-o0snsrs sloshed
through the mud and others more
cheerful yielded their bags and sui,
cssss. siad 10 get rid of them. spscia
trains almost hid the rails from tn,
Adirondaeks. Saratoga, Lake 0eorg,
and the thousand Islands.
II IL estimated that In the last tive
days $4,000 pieces OF baggage wer,
handled at Grand Central station alone
The baggage was shot up IN the eleva
tors from the lower train foors TO tn
surface OF the street and the transfe
companies did the rest. Additional bag
sagemen were on the Job and the porter
with their red caps were as busy as tn
kinds will be next Monday In sehSo
But most Of the porters looked blacl
under the yea caps-that Is. blacker tina
usual, for the tips weren't coming a
speedily as when the great exodus 70
vacation began In June.
"Getting muchy' John James Brow
was asked.
mo. sab " Was the answer. "De
seem G,-i gone broke"
BUT SOMEHOW THE TIPS WERl
SCARCE.
There was Joy among the color
brethren a, the Pennsylvania iep
where the thrush began at in Il
hour OF 10.
Lots Of tips this morning." was SUI
gested TO George Washington Docl
stader.
~Tipsl All should say not. rhil-
cents from sem o'clock. OATS what \
call wastin' time"
\ cit was better when they were sol,
away on their vacations?'
well. only des fayeh." replied Il
conservative George.
Long Island was deserted by It's SUI
msr residents. Atlantic City gave
the majority OF Its bathers and PROF
enaders Many came home from the !
sorts yesterday and some started I
day before. II Is estimated that so.'
people were handled at the Grand Ce
trail terminal during the day, fourte
special trains having been pressed In
service. and many trains carrying not
Ing but baggage. At the Pennsyivar
station the work was practically I
same. On both lines. II was said. /
rain had kept back all those who co,
afford 20 remain a day or two long
bst shis Was msds w " tbs local iIav
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