The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-08
THEODORE P. SHONTS PLANS MANY
BENEFITS FOR HIS EMPLOYEES


OF the dead. and wherever possibIe nile
yiate suffering and ass,,aQe the grief Of
relatives Of those who have met with
misfortune. This committee has n vol
inteer d,ctoy md il s,,pplementpd by n
committee Of ladies-wiyes OF EMPLOYEES
who visit the homes Of those In need
and administer 10 their comfort during
the period of distress. This committee
has gone 40 far AZ To move and ship
furniture. nay railroad fare. and each
wear makes II n practice to prepare and
send Christmas dinners To families of
emuIoyees I'm need M s,,ccor.
The nancy to carry on the work Of
this committee IL raised through picnics
and outings and from voluntary con.
,ribu,i,ns mad, hv ,ficinls and others
a., til. -,
,,,,,na a.. o,,,,,,.,, ,,,,h a., ,,,,,r,,,.,I
and ,on,,.,.,i,,, ~ ~, ,,,,I,,,ans ,,o.
,.,,,,,1., go, ,,,n..,,,'',,, 49,. 49,.
-, a., r,.,,,,a,,,..s, ,,.,....,, IA, ,,.,,.i,
.,,,,i,.,,. ,r., al, -. ,,.,.,, al, a..
nar...,,i.s -, ne. IL, T.. v,a,, ~ Fol.
.,,,c. -, o,,,,,i 49,, A., a.. o,.,,,,,.,,,.
In ,b... ,,,ro, ,,iy III. n,,,,s, ,,,a,i,,.
-, f,,.,d T., .,.,., ,,, "a, IT,. ,,,, !, -,
,ni,a a, ....n,i,I ,h,, ,ha man ,,,,,,i,
uh,,I.s,n. ,,,,r. ,,,,,1 40 Tho, ,ha,. OH.
,ain ,,,n1 -, r.asn,,a,,,, Co.'S, ,r,os,
s,nr.s haya H., .,,,,,,,,,., ,hr,ughn,,,
.,,,h ax,,,.... 80 a.. -, ,,,,,,.., 60.
,rn,,,din,, ,r..a.i,,. ,Ia,,, a,d aan.rai
ax,,r. ,,.,,r,,,,, ,,,., hi,,ha,, ,,.,s.,,J.,
da.ra. ar sani,a,ior rvar,. s,or. 10 a.
I'll. -, ,,ha.,,. -, ,, .,.,,', h.. ,a,
,.,,r. -, .,,,.r,a,.., ,,,., ,r,I,t,,a T., ,,,i.,
i,,'a ~ ,,.,,,i, ri. nra ,u,ara,,,. ,,a,'
rn,iv.a Ia. .,,,,.,,as, an, :, 10 ,,',.,i,,.,
., j., ,h',,, ,,,,,,', ,.',,a. 1919.
-, ,,,J a, a c,s, c,ns,,,.r,,,,,, loss ,h,n
A., ,','.,''.,,,.,' .,',, y, s'.',,,,,r,
A, ,,ra,,i'.,u,. an ,.r,,,,nai ,,o,,,.
,,r,.,,,.r',,, ,n ' ,I,'. ,,,',,',',, ra
mnin,oineJ f,r I'm. hs,e,i, nr smnlovees
Thasa r..s,,,,,,',,',, ara Ian, on.r
,br,uyb,u, IN, ,w.n,y.four bo,,rs
.hara noaL., ,'.,, Il, s,,, -, an,,,.i Cos,
MANY Of the emnlovees more esneciallv
IN. unmarr,.d an,,Iov... ,yoi, chew.
s.,v.. an, ,h.so f,ciIi,i.. thrnuyhou, m.
entire tw,nty.fnur bu,r ,erloJ where
fun menl can u, Ind n, n very
mammal c,st In th.s. restaurants nm.
ward of 80. 900 meals ar. served an
nuolly In emnl,y..s
At practically all terminal points the
company maintains recreation rooms
for tho of emDIpNeeS. These rooms
are eouipped with libraries. reading
| rooms. pool rooms. shower baths and
other comforts Of club life. The books
| for the libraries In these recreation
rooms are furnished by the New York
City Travelling Library. thus insuring
to employees the hest and latest in
| literature. The books are also avail
| able to members Of the families Of en-
ployees Tor UNITED p"riou without
! cost, the general scheme "f the circu-
lating feature III the library being con-
Quoted on practically the same h"s's as
the public libraries.
To stimulate interest," IN" company
encourages curing IN" WINTER months
| pool piI'iar"' chess' 'he'h'r """ "'"' "'
| tournaments
At the 2@6th street recreation room
| concert or assembly nan mas he'h pni''
seating ~" persons Ihr"uSh""t 'n'
year various k'nus OF entertainments
are given here-ssrre"pt''"n eNhini's
| amateur operas. nand CONCERTS lec'