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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

Phone 2sOS BICKNELL Phone 1905
room bungalow one OF our most popu-
lar residential streets; only $1,000. easy
terms
8 rooms a beauty; al built in features fo-
sz7s0
room. elegant new delightful close IN
. t1-aiow, Ideally located; a beautiful home.
Ss.5o-
have an apartment house earning Il =
On Investment S25oO viii handle don't rush,
robody y ants these fine snaps
Phone s9OS BICKNELL Phone 1905
S65OO.
Improved corner 5zNl2O. near courthouse;
Income y Der cent net
$4,000
improved. 7SN1e0. bet Boulevard and Mon
a good income, terms. cash $4,000. bal
- payable in one 10 six years
Partly improved corner ON Boulevard
= H. THOE--E % -TiiIs Building.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
SUGAR BETS AND ALFALFA

This is the combination that will make a
- Cd farmer rich in this valley; let
show you WE CAN.
We know what we are talking about CaI
least part Of it,, We are, and have been
for years one Of the biggest alfalfa growers
in the valley and as for the beet end OF Il
we are satisfied 20 the extent that we signed
- TO plant 100 acres Of beets for next year.
BAILEY LAND CO..
Phone 2o6s- sos Mesa ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
4 REMARKABLE OPPORTUNITY
FOR 4 MAN OF MEANS.
No Agent Need Apply.
VIII nj Ma, p-s-.-s.t-

ALFALFA FRUIT AND STOCK Farm.
Acreage-fle acres.
LOcation-Undcr Elephant Butte project
within 90 miles Of II Paso on
main county road
mproyements-Tvo substantial ranch
houses- Two large galvanized iron
barns. capable Of storing 500 tons
Of haled alfalfa Forernan'z house.
deep ven. gasoline pumping en-
CINE and windmill Corrais and
cutouidlnss. including blacksmith
shop
Elfalfa-One hundred and thirty acres in
Alfalfa have produced 1900 bales
OF choice alfalfa In . cuttings this
season This years crop is eE-
pected 90 sell for ST. oo0-oo-
Orehard-Two thousand pear trees. Iustv
ana vigorous; besides peach. ap-
pie, plum and ounce trees Tho
peaches ms year are th= finest
produced in the valley
Price-Ss0. GOO
Terms-One third cash. balance in one ara
two years. deferred payments 20
he secured by vendors lien and
bear 8 .c interest
To arrange for interview address
p o. Bon I4s
Anthony. New Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
MAFFIELD BUILDING q
IMPROVEMENT CO..

Home Builders
We viii build in any part OF
the city. OF. your lots or ours,
give you good terms and guar
qutee satisfaction We devote
our entire attention to home
building and would be glad TO
submit plans and estimates on
your building free On account
of our splendid buying facilities
We can give you more fo- your
money than any firm in the
city. Paid In capital $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

For Sale-Rooming Houses.
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. ROOMS. can sub,st- Apply SIS Y kansas.
OWNER must sell O rooms. wen furnished.
best location. Phone ESQ.
BARGAIN-FURNITUR ROOM HOV~E
Close boz. Boulcrard ST. rent only So. so.
rents for s35 furnished
PHONE OWNER. 1909.
Il room roomirg house. close in on ,Icsr
Ave swell furniture long lease. cheap
rent Nice homelikc place. always full. This
place will make you 500 per month clear.
. room transient hotel. running hot and
cold water long lease good furniture.
strictly a hotel proposition. For particulars
sol MeSa-CBEEL REALTY co PHI. 5075
X r. Creel r. -. Cannon
Phone 2s02. BICRNELL Phone 1908
LISTEN have some vc-y special IN
duccmeuts IN r1omiur houses. % f-w snaps
in apartment house and SEQ 60 these and
save your money. You must caii the bargain
man.
10 rooms. rent Sf5. price -..-----sf00
10 rctms. rent 2fs. price $500
rooms. rent SIS. price -.-.----S550
T. rooms. some snap at -s1100
Larger and smaller
Phone 29O3. BICKNELL Phone 1908
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

$1,000.
SlG0 Cash. Balance $50 Per Month.
New 8 room Bungalow near paved street
and carlinc-
$3.50.
New bungalow built on ? full south front
lots. has hardwood floors. built in huffe5.
bookcases and kitchen O. binet Nirrored
door IN bedroom near school and paved
street, $3.50 cash S25 per month and interest
504 Mesa CREEL REALTY CO. Phi 5O55
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE
UPPER VALLEY
10 room modern brick house : sleeping
porches. basement and heating plant. bricz
garage. electric lights. well. good water.
house piped hot and cold water. plenty
water 10 irriEate the IS acres that goes with
house. 10 acres in alfalfa. outbuildinEs and
corrals. Prize $1,000 $500 TO assume
Would trade equity for Fl Paso property
This house was built about three years
ago at a cost OF SO 900. What have you 10
Offer This is your chance for swell
suburban home at less than one half the
cost.
FOR SALE BUILDING SITE
Corner lot. 43N1z0 southeast exposure,
close TO new high school Price $500
FOR SALE - GOVERNMENT HILL
Modem room bungalow. sleeping
porches. fuI lots Only $500 Terms. S3ou
cash. balance $50 Der month.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Nevada St BUNGALOW close in modern,
Easement. large lot south front. paved ST;
rooms and sleeping porch. Price $3.50,
would trade FOR larger house.
CASSIDY & MEL. 2II Mills St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
For SaIe-ReaI Estate-City Property.

For Sale-Real Estate-City Property.
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CORNER LOTS. south side; bargain. Lee
Newman. Phone 1904 905i So. FL Paso.
FINE apartment site. two corner lots: close
in by owner 81 East Boulevard.
BARGAINS ONLN-Read our ads every day
KILBU RN-HALE REALTY CO..
FOR SALE by owner-Modern room red
pressed brick bungalow Alta Vista district /.
some cash and balance on easy terms Ad-
dress owner. = B. care Herald No real
estate men need reply
NEW > ROOM BUNGALOW
Ia Alta Vista section. Price $3.50. $500
Gown balance very easy
-Four room cottage under construction.
rear Wyoming street. desirable corne- site.
Price only $1,000 500 down. balance $50
per month
Good three room adobe house. near shops.
Fr.ce S5ro- So down balance 81 per montn;
10 interest
FRANK 2. cox.
Ihone e4-5 @ls Caples Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
For SaIe-Farms and Rancho.

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FOR SALE-4o acres improved farm. bus
iness block annual rents $500. zoo inc.
city lots Box q. Mesilla. y n.
ONE HUNDRED stock horses and ranch for
sale cheap Write or call on John d. Thomp-
son. Lake Valley. New Mexico
SMALL MISSOURI FARM. SO cash ana SIS
monthly; no interest or taxes: highly produc-
tive land; close TO big markets. write for
photographs and full info MUNGER A. .e5
y l. Life bias-. Kansas CITY No.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
BUNGALOWS FOR SALE
BY OMNER

New . room bungalows just
completed; hardwood floors. tile
bath. hot air heat. built in fea-
lures; complete bargain prices
$3.50 net $3.50 cash. balance
easy terms. Phone 226o
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
BARGAINS ONLY-Read orr ads every day.
KILBURN-HALE REALTY co.

BARGAINS ONLY-Read orr ads every dsy.
KILBURN-HALE REALTY co.
ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
BUNGALOWS IN Ell PASO.
room brick. brand new. with bath and
sleeping porch. finished throughout in ola
ivory with mahogany trimming walls in the
new French gray. extra fine built in fea-
lures; finest location in Manhattan HtS-
Faved street. Price $3.50 Terms $500 cash.
balance like rent
LEAyELL & SHERMAN.
116 Texas St Phone 1926
MANHATTAN HEIGHTS HOME 5000
Beautiful new room bungalow on full
lots. built In buffet. bookcases q nd china
closets with loaded doors. huilt IN chiffon
Ter ironing board. kitchen cabinet and Pull
man breakfast room oak floors. conservl-
tory. Eiassed and piastered sleeping porch
large basement. automatic water heater
$500 cash. balance s25 per month tSee this
harEain-b
SCOTT SALES REALTY co.
f24 Mills Bldg Phone 7756
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
EXCHANGE


sections Of land az Tohin.
Texas and 50 lots near Wash
iuEton Park; want any good res
idelcs or business property.
What have YOU
- lots on Mesa and room
bungalow on r. 40. ST. and
some close in business property
Tor one piece o. good business
income.
one q and one o room. fine
lots Manhattan Heights fine
lots Franklin ST. 50 IT. on
Los Angeles ST. lots Tularosa
81 can f~aGr all clear FOR Enod
piece close On business property
call tlc trader
CHAS w HARLOW. with
ANDERSON-FILLER.
To- Texas 81 Phone 4fsi
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
FOR SALE By OWNER ALL
OR PART OF FOLLOWING

Two south front lots block ..
Sunset Heights. Epson ave
Five lots OF best corner in Al
tura Park paved street and car
lire
Two good lots in Grandvicw.
IS acres with good house
close TO Clint depot on paved
road
No agents Address Box I62,
Maria, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
Poultry and Pc! Stock.

Poultry and Pet Stock.
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FOR SALE-Fine extra Homer pigeons
6II y Virginia
FOR SALE-10o thoroughbred brown leg
horn chickens 81 each Phone 1851
COCKERELS. money strain barred rocks. s.
up Parsons Chicken Ranch
WANTED From 50 20 100 young white Tex
horn hens Phone 9s3R-- Address route ].
box ST.
SELECTED young Red cocks. $3.50. worth s.
other varieties, 81 up. Leghorn chicks. 15c
each Ncasday Poultry Farm. Alpine. Tex
N-RNH Incubator. second hand. 200 capac-
ity FOR SIS Cost So Parsons Chicken
Ranch
MUST sell floci. Of 40 pure blood war horse
Games for SO j. II Patterson. phone f3.
Fsleta. Teas
For Sale-Furniture.
SECOND hand furniture bought sold and
eNch- r. kulier. 2i5 s Stanton; Phi 2l5S-
FURNITURE o. rooms, good condition
90 a. Nevada Phone S55sW-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

a real downtown location AZ less price
than you would have 10 pay in any Of the
suburbs; located on Ochoa street between
boulevard and Montana Owner wants 10
sell and 20 10 the ranch. This is WALKING
DISTANCE from business section Price
$3.50 SOS y. Ochoa- Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21
WV RTNGAT.0W- Sseon-
MANHATTAN BUNGALOW

MANHATTAN BUNGALOW
Built IN the very best restricted disr-ic.
Of Manhattan Heights paving. sidewalks
and curling all in and paid for near car
line. on two full lots; beautiful lawn AMI
trees, has six rooms. screened porch and
finished basement; splendid heating plant.
hardwood floors in every room tiled floor
m bath all built in effects. including buf-
let- book cases kitchen cabinet linen Iocil-
ers- etc Living room is built clear across
front OF house splendid dining room large
cement front porch across front and side OF
house, there is no better built bungalow in
Fl Paso.
PRICE $3.50.
VIII take lots Up 20 $1,000 rs first payment:
balance payable AZ So a month. including
interest
SI45O.
ROOM NEW COTTAGE.
Built on 37iz ny 40 feet. . blocks from
car line and paving All rooms ere la-z..
blk bath room. not very FAR out. $500 cash.
SIS monthly. including Interest.
PHILLIPS REALTY CO..
Phone 1923 SOS Mesa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

KILBURN-HALE REALTY co.
BARGAINS ONLY
ONE HALF BLOCK FROM LAMAR
school room bungalow. modern 10 tho
minute; hardwood floors basement nic-
garage beautiful lawn and flowers q real
home in a fine location $1,000 UNDER VAL
IL Price S2sG0. Must be sold ~ once 20
Prevent foreclosure.
KILBJ RN-HALE REALTY co.
90 ist Nat Bank Bldg Phone sos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

WE ADVERTISE BARGAINS ONLY"
A beautiful Q room bungalow on
Bliss ST., has garage and furnace
heat two front rooms finished in
mahogany. balance inn white; this
house was built Tor home and
IS worth Ss0eo; price $500 $3.50
cash. balance $50 per month. includ-
ing interest L Is leased 20 1-2o-17
al S45 per month; see IL and com
pare with others selling for 5000
10 $4,000.
HAWKINS BROS. Phone $500
Homes our Specially"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

''it III ami puffs made f-ou rumhings-
alares Furdy- 10 Bucker Bldg. Phone scII
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

FOR SALE OR WOULD TRADE
room residence. So front. LOT 40 T.
fronta &c. near new high school. Price $500.
room. story residence RIO Grande ST.
100 foot frontage OF Epson ave corner, a
FOR SALE
. q frontage san Jlci1to 81 FOR
$500 Hurry, Il won't last al this price.
Corner south oregon street. improved:
Price $500
Corner. san Jacinto 81. Cos Il. bar
gain; will make the buyer rich
RIO GRANDE REALTY co.
.ll-2l2 First Nat Bank BIDS
For SaIe-AutOmObles-
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WANTED-Windshieid Phone SAIL
WILL paw cash Tor 1915 Ford Phone s0i.
LIGHT roadster. Just painted: Al condi-
ton Csll ~ 800 Mesa ar gasoline station
FOR sALE-OakIand roadster. nearly new.
FOR SALE. or win trade sor auto high class
player piano- Phone 6s62-
FIVE passenger Buick for sale 1871 modN.
good condition can 25l9 Wyoming
OLDSMOBH.E. six cylinder. se5o. Call 1881
Grant avenue-
FTVE-FA>>ENGER Iozier. first class con-
dit-cn; ell new tires, cheap for cash
TRUCK BARGAIN-L H. c. = ton used
90 days: good as new. $40 C. D Mayer
White Oaks y "
FOR SALE. by owner. 2 passenger touring
car i'm Sood condition; viii trade for lots
P o. box 81
FOR SALE--.Babv Grand" chevrolet tour
INK car. almost new electric lights ana
starter. cheap for cash Call al els Non
tana after $50 D. M
EOR >ALE-CaduIac touring carr would
make good roadster or t-ucS. engine
and tires good condition Price s-sH.
RIO GRANDE REALTY CO.
-il--l- First Nat BAN Bids
AUTOMOBILES TOPS MADE
WATER PROOF
old wagon. buggy and auto tops made 20
igck new and bright. and guaranteed Co b.
waterproof when treated with ~RAINDRY'';
work done AZ shop or elsewhere Campbell
Garage- slS " campben 81. phone ais.
FOR WELDING a LIGHTING
Let Us save you money on your gas tanks
for lighting automobiles and motorcycles
>tandard-EIchange Price.
Size k Nargel 1890 $40 you save Sl--5
Size ''f.-' small --.---.-s1.e5 you save 81 Is
Motorcycle ------------ 80 you save so
In larger tanks for welding. -t=c per Gu II.
For your Information. all standard gas
tanks for automobile headlights. weldins.
tone; nothing more or less. We call our
product HEADLIGHT which Isl merely "a
trade name Other companies have other I
trade names for the same product
WE KNOW THE GAS BU ~INESS.
We need your influence and VIII anprc- :
c-ate your pstr1aaea
FL PASO HEADLIGHT co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

BARGAINS ONLY.
Beautiful Room Bungalow on Bliss 81.
$500 This is DIFFERENT bungalow.
built for home and carefully planned. has
two enclosed porches and basement, south
II ont very artistic inside and out See this
sure as IL is a GENUINE SACRIFICE
kILBU RN-HALE REALTY Co.
552 1st Nat Bank bldg Phone sos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

Furniture Repairing.
PIANO finishing. furniture repaired and
packed. upholstering. stoves set up. polished.
repaired. work Guaranteed
Ph- 30t6 VALENCIA & LOPEZ. eos :. Stanton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

New 3 room Bungalow near paved sire
and carlinc-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-21

Furniture, cut glass and china. furniturs
repairing, refinishinE and uphcisterinc. Get
our prices Sc. our work
MOI SIR NNSE TPHOLSTERING co.
US Myrtle ave Phone f1fn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-14
LEGAL ACTION NEARLY CAUSES
 CLOSING OF HUNTINGTON FAIR :,
 GROUND GATES AGAINST PUBLIC

Early corners at the Huntington air, which opened.its gates this morn ing, were unaware how close they were to seeing little of the argicul- tpral exhibits at close range, for threatened litigation which resulted in the project with an injunction.
 As result of nasty conferences be- ween the former partners, Herbert D.. Neon, of Fairfield, and Charles B.. Weed, of this city, bankers, and Att torneys Chamberlain & Hull, a trans fer. of all interest in the fair ground property was made to Moon and the Huntington Fair asspciation proceeded with it's show.
 Behind the incidents which result ed Tn a resale of the old fair grounds, established in 1878 under the name of the Union Agricultural association is said to lie a story of foresight and speculation which hardly has an equal inSthis section during the decade.
 The Union Agricultural fair had flourished during the heyday of fairs. Its race course trotted the best horses of the country, state and Eastern cir cult, including some owned by Owen J. Keerfan of this city, who was later a part owner in the track with Thom- Ias Morrissey and Dr. Edmund War ren. all known for their "steppers."
 During the late sos interest Jagged in racing and farmers exhibited their produce and stock esewhere. In 1905 the property Twas owned by Michael H.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-14
IPASTEURIzATION
 PLANT PLANNED FOR 2 COUNTIES

Bedding, Conn.,, Sept 14-A com bination of Fairfield and Litchfield county milkmen will be effected at a meeting to be held in Hawleyville next Monday when plans will be for mulated for the erection of pas- teurizafion plant large enough to pro- vide for the needs of the milkmen of both counties. This will be the first action by Indtkmen since the recent edict of the Bridgeport board of health .forbi idding the sale in that city of milk with a certain bacterial count
 Extensive plans have been >formu- lated by the prime movers in the or ganization of the milk producers and the main reason for their contemplat- ed action is based on the belief that is the plant is not erected cattle own CTS will be obliged to sell the milk to the two large corporations which have presentation plants, and in that manner the price will be dictat- ed by the corporations. By building Q central plant where the milk from both counties may be pasteurized and graded, the cost will be lessened and both milkmen and consumer will ben eft in the long run.
 The organization is expected to/fol- How out plan on a larger scale than any which cooperative bodies have tried in the past. These minor as- eociations. which have mostly been ones of short life, have mainly been formulated for the control of prices. which project will be but one of the Intentions of this new body.
 : Many Bedding milkmen will attend the producers meeting. \
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-14
NAVAL ADVISORY !. BOARD TO MEET
 IN WASHINGTON
A, L. Riker Will Leave For Conference Aboard Presi-
 dential Yacht.

A. L. Riker, chairman of the com mittee on internal combustion motors of the naval advisory boar{, will leave Bridgeport Monday to attend the meeting of the board for the purpose of reorganizing under the newly enacted provision of the naval appro- priation bill.
 The chief purpose of the meeting next week will be the discussion of plans for use of an appropriation of two million dollars for the establish ment of an experimental laboratory, and consideration of sites for the same.
 Another important factor in the de- Alterations of the board will be the consideration of a plan to bring to the attention of the civilian engineers of the country the need of the navy for more engineer officers on the ac- tive and reserve list
 An interesting~fea of the meet ing will be a trip on the Mayf1ower to the Southern Drill Grounds to witness target practice. The board will go on the Mayflower Tuesday for it's business session, which will pro- gress while the yacht is proceeding towards the drill grounds. The May flower will return to Washington on Thursday morning.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-14
Gen. Bliss With
 Mediation Board

New London. Sept. 14-American members of the International Com- mission meeting here were occupied today with the Mexican conferees in investigating the cause and effect of Mexican mining decrees and in ad- vising with Major General Bliss as to the military situation on the bor- der./ There is little prospect that the joint commission will return to ithe formulation of a border protocol [ until the American members have lreached a tentative agreement among themselves as to the wisest course to pursue. They will then present their ideas to their Mexican associates for general discussion
 It was indicated today that ques- tions of real estate and other taxes in Mexico as they affect American prop erty holders will be looked into by the joint commission when its examina- tion of the mining taxes has been completed. In the case of land taxes under Carranza decrees a punitive damage is assessed against lands lying idle, which American interests have compla.ned to the state department amounted to confscation of their holdings As in the case of mining taxes, CArranza officials have asserted that their purpose was to aid small operators and compel the abandon ment of large land holdings for specu- lative purposes only. -
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-14
RIKER TRUCK TRAIN, TRANSFERRED
 800 MILES AT BORDER, MAKES NEW
 RECORD FOR TIME IN DESERT LAND

to the executives of the Locomotive Co.,, who heard with keen enjoyment, this morning, Beardsley's recital of the events of the trip. The train was commanded by Captain John A. Pear sons.
 On one section of the long run, the men were obliged to construct an ex- temporied roadway for 5S miles from firewood from the "chuck" wagon. Elsewhere they. encountered handi- caps in streams swollen from torren- tial rains, long stretches of gumbo mud, these in addition to the extreme Iy difficult travel through the country at its best, with it's trackless, heavy, thinly crusted sand for driving sur face. Beardsley reported that theNeast mileage for one. day was three miles, made when the men were kept busy building a roadway. The longest run was 126 miles. -.f
 The custom is for the trains to run as a unit. If one truck is disabl Jed the entire train stops until it is repaired. All the trucks finished the long run in
 (Continued on Page TwoD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-14
TRACTION STRIKE LEADERS EXPECT
 OTHERS TO QUIT
Sympathetic Strike By Al lied Unions May Be De-
 mand Soon.
FIVE CARS CRASH
 ON LINE IN BRONX
MotoAmen Say Rails Were Covered With Oil Dur
 ing Night.

New York, Sept. 14-Despite main- tenance of regular schedules on the subway and elevated lines of the h. terborough Rapid Transit Go. and the gradual restoration. of service on the surface lines, leaders of the striking street railway employees declared to- day that they were far from being defeated. They hinted that the danger of "a sympathetic strike is not yet over.
 Following a parade and demonstra- tion by the strikers the question of sympathetic strike will be discussed at meetings of the Central Federated Unions of Brooklyn and Manhattan. Strike leaders predict that resolu- tions favoring a strike among trades allied with the street railway em- ployes will be adopted. Whether strike will actually take place, how ever, will depend on the individual votes of the unions, it is asserted.
 Traction officials announced today that service in the subway and on the elevated roads was better than nor nal while service on most of the street car lines was from 25 to 40 per cent. below normal. The railway companies assert that hundreds, of their former employees have >retur1ied to their worh There was no disor- der during the night, due to the wig ilance of the police and the order of strike leaders to the men not to con- gregate on street corners and at car barns. Frequent delays were caused on the elevated lines, strikers becom- ins involved in alterations with strikebreahng guards In order to stop the practice an order was en- forced today prohibiting passengers from riding on platforms.
 Five trolley cars came together in a series of rear-end collisions on the Westchester Avenue line in the Bronx today and 10 passengers were Injured. of whom one was seriously hurt. The accidents occurred at the foot of a steep incline and the car crews, who. it is said, were strikebreakers. claimed that the rails had been greased with cAIde oil during the night so that the brakes would not hold.