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Al PLAGUE DEATHS
TODAY AS EXPERTS
BEGIN TO DISAGREE


that . permanent COMMITTEES to In
vestigats tho infantiis paralysis cpl
dsrnic In Greater Now York should he
appointed. would place on this com
mittss Dr. Simon F1eIner, tho head
~ tho Rockefeller Institute: Dr. g. J.
Meitzer and Dr. Abram Jacobi."
Asked II no would attend the con-
ference tomorrow. DIR. BerminSham IN
replied:
mo; we are too busy fiEhtins pa
raiysis In our hospital"
The conference 10 TO begin to- NOR
row morning In the faculty room OF
tho College OF Physicians and Sur
geons OF Columbia University. Among
the physicians who will be here IA
guests OF the city are Drs. Victor c.
Vaughan OF Ann Arbor. dean OF the
Department OF Medicine and Surgery
University OF Michigan. ana Presiden n,
Of tho Michigan State Board OF
Health; Milton J. Rosenau. Professor
Of Preventive Medicine and Hygiene
In Harvard Medical School: J. w
Jobling Of Vanderbilt University:
Paul A. Lewis of the Henry Phlpp,
Institute. Philadelphia: c. c. Bass OF
New orleans: Theobald Smith. direc-
tor Of the Department OF Anima
Pathology OF Rockefeller Institute;
John r, Anderson OF New Brunswick:
Hans Zinsser. Hideyo Noguchi OF
Rockefeller Institute: Herman Baehl
OF Mount Sinai Hospital; Francl,
Carter Wood of the Crocker Researct
Fund; DIR. q. w. Mccoy, Director Of thu
United States Hysienic Laboratory a
I Washington; william J. Elscr OF Cor,
nell University: Charles Norris o,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-02
HAS
GOOD CHANCE TO
GET TO OPEN SEA
tCout.nm.f from. First Pa ;s)

arcesn knots. but For ths raos: par.
vAs eontsnt "a purr aIons with ths
tug Timmins. Around ten knots
Solornon's Island, at the mouth of
the PatuIen; River. was passed at
t.is O'Clock.
At this rate, IL was apparent she
,.ouId bs abls 10 reach the c. ,as
Aoou. dark this evening. by loahng
along to-day. There would bs no
reason for her holding hack II her
purposs VA 70 run the gauntlet after
dark. without stopping At Norfolk or
Newport News.
Ia the harbor nearly every person
seems 70 bs pulling for the Deu.sch-
land. regardless Of their sympathies
In ths war across the water. They
are hoping the little craft-contrasted
With the warships waiting outside, the
Deutschland has become the little
submarine" not tho giant" ahe was
called on her arrival from Germany
will prove invisible 70 tho British
gunnera
Reports came In Of splutterinE wire
less messages flying back and forth
between tho vessels In tho patrol OF
warships outside. Outlying ships OF
the patrol arc said to have como In
much closer during the night.
High seas are reported OF the coast
This may prevent use Of fast motor
boats by the allied patrol.
All conditions considered. mariners
here are convinced the chances ravo,
q safe getaway by the sensa,iona
German submarine.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Aug. a.
Two aeroplanes were seen flying over
Lower Chesapeake BAY n, Hampton
Roads shortly after daybresk thi,
morning. They were not from tn,
Atlantic Coast Aeronautical S'atlor
here. II Is believed they came from
tho armored cruiser North Carolins
on neutrality patrol off the Virgins
! Capes. The machines manoeuvret
back and forth over the water at Q
moderate altitude.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-02
DROP
TONS Of SHELLS
ON THE AUSTR|ANS
Rome Announces Reprlssls for
Raids on Open Towns
Claims Victory In Battle.

ROME. Aug Z fvis fonfonD tn.
Aus,risns suffered . sewers dsfsAt Ia
Non1aTs engagements IN the As,lof
y.lsy. the War once snnouncsd 20.
day. The tsIt Of the ststsnsn,
fofiOrs
"As Enemy aircraft had on July
~ attacked Italian open towns on
the lossr Adriatio Without any
military object. ons % our strong
CADronl sgualrons yesterday
hon bardsd the whltshsad tor.
peds and submarine works. three
silomstrss vest OF FIums. In
spite % the hsas nrs Of anti.
sirersf, artillery ana attacks by
enemy asroplAnss our Avistors
succeeded In dropping four tons Of
high sIplosiyeA. which ala much
damage 10 the works.
Further Information shows the
serious nature Of the dsisat suf-
fered by the enemy In th<hshtins
In the Astico Valley on Monday.
Aftsr q heavy bombardnsat OF
the whole line between Tovo anf
the ASA Valley. the enemy nA1s
demonstrations On Monte ssligsio
and on Casisiiatto. and at.Aeks6
In force on Monte cimons. sut
were defeated with ysry hsayy
loss.
'In ths Tofana reg;o1 th4 60
emy again made fruitl.ss .rcar-a
against Forcsila Wood an1 as,sr.
ward boSntarfsi cortlaa fam
peszo. Our heavy artillery r-pGsd
by bombardinx Villages "a us
brave Valley.
I'm tho Upper D-raaa yG!sy
the enemy artillery f.Fs! sr ysr-t.
Avolui with lne%rI I.a.1 sasns.
We rethliatsf ~ sar-ia.y -.
stroying Aasthsa, "a -. Csau
Valley"
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TAKE STRONG
FORT IN BATTLE
NORTH OF SOMME
fCon,lngsf fron yfrs. Pagsl
took 100 prisynsrs. ineiu1Ing three
officsrH-
GERMANS TAKE HILL
IN VEKDLN REGION;
LOSE AT THE SOM.NE

BERLIN. Aug 2 tvis London On
tho hixhrosd let vesn hsroourt ana
cl"ry. In tho rsrion ~ The River
Sofnms. French troops penetrated 10
our completely demolished trenches" /"
says tho official statement issued N.
day by tho German army head.
quarters
Tho Germans captured a Hill In tho
salient northeast ~ Fort Bouvills. In
tho region of Verdun.
The text ~ the official statement
follows:
North 81 the Sommn. In the
sector from Mhurepas 10 the
SOmme, the enemy valnly at
tackled during the evening with
very strong forces after having
suffered a Hanguinhry defeat dur
lnR local enterprises against Mon
scu Farm, through speedy coun-
ter attack by German battnlions.
On the high road from Marlcourt
to Clery the enemy penetrated to
our completely demolished
trenches. Tho enemy losses were
again considerable. South Of tho
Somme there was local fighting
near ielloy and Estrces.
"On the right bank of tho
Mcusc tVerdun 'front.' we made
some progress to tho northwest
ana To the west OF the Thiaumont
work We captured "a hill salient
northeast OF Fort Souville and
pressed tho enemy back consider.
ably In the mountain forest and
In tho small Lnupeo Wood Ninc-
"a nA
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OSTEOPATHS TO TREAT
SCOERCE CASES HERE.
SAYS BOSTON DOCTOR

KANSAS CITY. No, Aug. An.
sounc.insnt thar astso pa,hle :unils
s1uid 5s ,p.rsd n Ssy YORK CITY
'ur lie --sarsrenc s: latif-iis pnral,.
ns vls nate isrs :s-tay ~ Or. p.
Ssnd-,ck SMITH st sSsrnc. .-sast1 1z
i-nors cis ANNA. ;nuvsa-.nr :. ,hA
American osrsnpaziic A,scclh..e--
'assaSss-I.i iFsnGnar.a1ss taar AZ
-:is 1agA.ysia u 3rpfiIfsr ~ n.ar.
nasur-y 1r-srIr-, 4 LA s5t--al .s-t
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srnir.i syJia.nsh. ''-'is .cfy = --o-
v.det VITA tsf,rsir. AL. rss-..raEg4
uerhaaisns .br inmsns.1. .,r.as.. -. +.
-.nr- csrsnra.nY ricrs's.i .:-s. n
making tisss nachaainlis ss-t sss-
they ara nsr. Sirhau- aIci AZ
Ths ASsocial.ur gscsi ~ .saA.!s.
ci!a.cs "a AL States u va.ca -. a.
sas. has appeared.
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WILSON WILL NOT
CHANGE HIS POLICY
ON SUFFRAGE VOTE
Announced To-Day at the
White House Question Should
Be Dealt With ny States.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ..-Presic en-,
Wilson has not changed his position
tha, the woman suffrage question
should be dealt VII by the States.
10 vas announced to-day at the White
House.
Ths statement vas brought forth by
the Announcement yesterday OF
Charles r. Hughes. tho Republican
aonInce. that he favored an amend
men, the Federal Constitution Civ.
.ng the vote 20 women.
A delegation % sunraglsts saw the
President yesterday and afterward
indicated they believed he would
make a new statement on the ques-
t.la before the conventic. OF the Ma
;ional American Woman Suffrage As
soc!a;ion In September. Al that time
the policy 70 be pursued In the Presi-
!ent.ai campaign Will be determin ned
oy The National Suffrage organlza-
ton.
To-day Secretary Tumulty dis
ers-d the question with the Presl-
deaf, and af;er~ard announced that
NJ. Wilson's position on the subject
rAs Unchanged This position, as
outlined ssYesa! times to Suffra gist
delegations within the last three
y.Ar-. - hat while he favors votes
.3r women. he u opposed to Federal
.nrion-
T.s President voted for woman's
suffrage in New Jersey last year.
II ras indicated that to-day's an
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-02

s<iry-. i4sora'srT. wiliam H
Para. Dir.rfos = "a. CITY iAbors.
tsry. ~ EmaEgsl Libman . Mount
slnsi Hasgfai Llfsls lissfosr -
- rnfEsrsry 2 chi-aE- o. ~
I-af.s - 80 'r.vsrsty = Psnnsy..
ssHis J..cs Gaiib~rssr 2 ne
Hysisnie LA1aratory. washlns'on.
isan Hs- ianf 2 fohns Hoysa. rri.
'sr.ty Francs W. Peabody = Bs..
tea AT cify at Fstsrsl physlciaas
sha havs hs-n ,aanr par, IN -.
psrs y,,s -rh'
Ths err r.nc. . srp>c,ss % las,
TO- fsy. - surgeon, vsrs o. nvt's.i
hers ~ H-afi Commis-ioner Emsr-
en-. vso ss,ais.a an seproprai!0a
fsr "a. ratAs7as % 100 sren the
Bsars ., Eztna,s i,st wsin.siay.
Dc C-isr.-s H. Blak,. senior sur.
goa a chhrv- - ,he G8v-rnmenrs
ear,osirn axaiass paralyri.. received
q .irri.ar ,a-iaY rrom heath 0rrcers
ot cities ,ni tovas IN Ssv London
-mgatY conn.. na,i,Y'rr h.m that
rhsy hai fsrelff.n ~. entrance o,
al cn;ldr-a gsf-r uS,s-n years q
axs vso AZ ---.ient. q New York
citY 81 81. any ci.Y. 'aws or place
sa-r- n.iat.i- psrsIy.i. . prevalent,
Or saEa ssa; a letter . the heal;h
iric-r, a vstch ~ .8t hem that
is would issas ao more health cert.a.
-atss c1r .acsa @ct!o1s.
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RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. n, T.,
Aug 2.-The entries for Tomorrow .
races are as follows:
~. FIRST ssloou. McEmrSs !~0;y;so,a:; s.1I,sl:
f;sH'fn. i:s fa %s @ 1884, iSs SSss S.lis.Ss .Ss iC AS
mat,m, liQ; Basil, iiO; sunbonnst tiapJ, ioS,
bAla. i03; Coluinbns, i0I; Bsiiy, 40; Ycessnt,
100; Cheer Leader. 10; Kimberly. i6o: AsaiIns.
SECOND steeplschase; thsssy,srssds
PA, ias Ason,, 1873; King Simon. 10; V&fvaisy.
THIRD RAcE-For shr.eysar.s,as ~ up :
hifhweisht, handicap; Mx furou0.--kiH0 0ok,,
isc "a. css iis ssi i Mana Man, i,1a 1aa sPtss -
is a. 'i,sss Sj.':9'x Il; Ut Is:
FoG.TH RYE @Ri', rs rss c...s.n, ur,,,y,.r.
IEEH.ss9, E.., ,JJiie;s .isdy Teresa, fCs; Ne. fl6:
hon honn,. sH: 4: 1n:;ie Ss4 .h:G,,n cT1nlns s "a
one mule Sun God, los .Dsddy.s 6elsS IiS;
iisas.S,, ia, L.dy H,iSnSssp. ioi; Vs,.sI3ss.
ios sXTR kn'si R,Ss 49, N,s.n, ENI,isSa, 40 -.
% .sc,l. A ,:y Ais Ru,S.asn SsafSSsaH,i fi.Ssa iisI M
nowrna, liz; Rebei. ii5: silver sspdsS li5$:
N,me.sks, liz 'Comrsds. ito; fIssH lii:
'Moonilghter limp, .ii0. 'XH~sntlcs hlsw.
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SARATOGA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For -ysar-oias,
half furlongs, s,-PassinE Fancy. icS
.Garner). to . and out. first; idolitS.
loS :nnxrt9nl. to J., 7 to s and I 70 3.
stonybrook. Mooniighter. Doc NsSi:
and Comrade also ran.
SECOND RACE-The Balistou Opa,
ior three.year-o old and upwsfd;
added about two misis.-LouEh rcyic,
lF F. williams), 8 to 8, 4 TO 8 end
2 to 5. first: Stonewood. Iix III
hsyneot 10 to !. 70 I, and & 70 1.
I, to 2 and 6 to s. third. Time, 40.
shannon River 7uei. Bonhuere, II. 3.
shannon. Watertown. Brother Stone
and Traditioner also ran.
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RUSSIANS DRIVING
WEDGE BETWEEN
7EU1OtiC ARMIES

rbTf'r'hAD. AUG a-Ths Piis-
hAh ~s'xs s>psrAiss 'as A1stfiai
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Athogxa eIc.Ai stAtsc1sr-, v.r-
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-thnfsegsehsd hw lfsnIas Hs,ld 90 iAls,sss ~


river - ma Fssan. u vas seeialI
shEgsnasf fAl. Afisrnaaa
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nink aEAiEst our see tFan q %
ths 49, - hiSh Wocd fa.l.d -
ss' ,sr'cASa our ArtiLary saf.
faS."
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-08-02
P. S. BOARD TRIES
TO SETTLE STRIKE:
HEARS BOTH SIDES
Representatives of Comp1nieS
and Union Appear at Hear.
ing This Afternoon.

The Pusl.e Hsrvies Commission h.li
a public hearing his arsrnoon IN the
bops - Affanghg sDns plan whereby
me differences b~,vssn the s,rs.i ear
companies snf ,hsir men could b@
sstii~d sifhOI' a s'fiks. 4 prsyiocis
confsrsnos called yss,srday ~ naysr
Nitohsi between ne r.prs-sn,Aiiyss
- tho AmalKamaisi Association -
street anf Electric Railpa I'm.
playsss ana ofrciAl. % the Third Ave-.
nus Railroad Company failed utterly
10 bfinN the parties 20 an undsrs,sni-
inr
ThArsupon Chairman Oscar y.
Btrsus % the Public ssryics Comma
sion called to-dAy's nesting with
him Sat commissioners Henry W.
Hodxs. Travis ". whitney and
Charles n. Hsrvey. Attorney Alfred
A. Cook appeared In behalf o. the
Third Avenue and the fntsrboroush
systems.
President william u. Mahon of the
ArnAiKsmhted Association and Will
lam B fitzgerald. its chief orxani.
zsr. we're prsssn, under subpoena. No
wsrs Edward A. Maher sr., Vice
President and Osnsrsi Manager OF
the Third Avenue system. and his
son. Edward A. Mahsr jr.. his Assist
ant. VINO In peaceful times manages
the Union Railway system In the
BronI.
Chairman Btraus declared at tho op-
eniDK that tho purpose Of the inves-
tisntlon was 10 a,certain ths facts
relating TO transportation companies
companies are being interfered with
In tho performance Of their service
This investigation" continued
Chairman Straus. has nothing TO do
with arbitration. but simply to bring
out tho facts as to the present condi.
tons In this city"
The Commission has no power 10
make an order" added Chairman
Hiraua after hearing the facts con-
corning all aspects of tho controversy
II will render II sopinion upon tn.
facts. ana II In expected that pending
this inquiry there viii he no further
stoppagr Of traiiic,"
julius Henry Cohen has been Sc
l-cted as counsel for this inyeutiga-
ton. Mr.. StrnuA said.
Attorney Cook stated that his eli
cnis Uhe MahrrD were In entire sym
pnthy with tno Commirsion IN the
dehlrc tn ascertain all the facts In
tho controversy.
Charles huehler an attorney. stat
eh thnt " was the policy OF tho Ama'.
gainhted Association To seek an ami
cable settlement OF tho hffhir.
ATTORNEY Nohoh asked That both
n'des max" preliminary "atomsnt
ns " their slds Of the case. Then
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AIR RAID ON LONDON
CLAIMED BY BERLIN
German Version Of Monday Nights
Visit Says Metropolis was
Shelled.

BERLIN (via Sayville wireless).
Aug. s.--Thc city OF London was at
tackled in the German airship raads
on July 3i-Aus. /. according to on
cial announcement to-day.
I'VE dropped bombs" the oiIsoiai
statement says. 'on coast works. de-
fensive batteries and industrial sstab-
iishments Of military Importance. All
our airships returned safely. although
violently shelled by sea forces whilo
approaching"
The version given out by the Ugitk
l3h authorities Of the Zeppelin rai0
did not mention any attack on Lonk
don. but mentioned half a dozen OF
more counties on the east coast Cd
which bombs were dropped. ThA
British statement declared no dama0o
had been done
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CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-work OF assem-
bling the frst United States army hos
pital train was begun too day by the
Pullman Company at Its plant here. II
10 said that the train 10 10 be ready for
Of ten cars
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b RITISH ADVANCE
EAST OF POZIERES
IN SOMME BATTLE

LONDON. Aug, a.-Further pro-
sress has been made by the British(
troops to east Of Poxieres. In thsl
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Ths s'riSs' vh'eh s'sftsh IN "sSt
shss'sr county Two weeks @so. mas
WOW sprssn 70 Manhsttsn' ths n'onh.
|"se"s sb' ''e ehm""a ''"fo"shs' ana
While 'hs ma" OF 'hs "foos'Sn hnss
have mol appeared Aoti'sJ w III" s"-
uA''on, the union leaders say 'hsy can
Ofleials Of the various cOmpa nIss
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HELP WANTEo-MAlE.

oERAToRs On automobile srst co,rs; sIYsh.
Seat ss's Cove; &c Co.. X v. tssS S' a fAiin' Auto
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THRgG PERSONA nuRv 4,
THtRo AVENUE WRECK.

- sNSe VNGSA.
Three persons wero injured. one Of
them seriously. and twenty pas
sensys were Eivsn = rad scare whom
Daniel iiocksr. one Of ;l,s now snotor-
mon of the Third Avenue Company.
ran his northbound car into n coal
truck ~ Ono Hundred ana fifty
third street ana Third Avenue,
throwing Charles Heiwick. driver Of
tho truck. ana his assistant. T..
kesrney. 10 tho road wsy.
The passengers were knocked 10 the
moor % the car and tho screams Of
tho women drew large crowd
Every window In tho car was shAt.
tered. the front Of tho ear was badly
damaged ana tho coal truck wrecked.
Helwick. believed 20 b. SUFFERING
from Internal injuries. was taken TO
Lebanon Hospital nfisr ambulance
surgeons had dressed tho hurts OF
Becker ana Kearney. Becker gave
his address hs No. SOL Warwick
street. brooklyn. No arrests were
made.
PreHldent Hhonts. In his public
statement, practically answered tho
unions demands Ia advance Of their
being made. The chief element OF the
demands was stated 10 be q demand
for tho recognition of the union. Pros.
idcnt Hhonts insisted that 1T would
he imposslbls for Us to recognise or
deal with" the AmaisAmAtsd Assooi-
alton.
Mr., shonts authorised tho sta,s-
ment that tho management had for
some time past been engaged IN pro-
pairing q now wsro scale. The now
scale was completed and submitted to
tho Hoard OF Directors nt a regular
meeting to-day. Il was approved and
pu, In eroct as Of Aug /, The new
scale affects all employees Of the com .
peny In the station and transfer sta
tion departments
That the officials In Washington
| are watching the progress Of tn
strike was evidenced Nv the fact tina,
| +. T.. Mahnncy. member Of tn,
Federal Board OF Mediation, held q
long conference with Prcsidcn
Mahon. Mr.. Mshon declined TO dis
| cuss the nature OF Mr.. Mahaney'i
visit
Louis FridiEsr. attorney for tn,
union leaders. declared uhat tn,
traction strike would eventually be-
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IN isse % SsunA ostleiss ads
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LET POSLAM
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affections allowed 70 persist even
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Drsmptiy 1tspass of them With foslsm. Thls
hths rssas1yte qstetly clear them away end,
lag distssss end ltehivs irHtasAos. Controls
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RHNNN aHNAHHHa ~
mss ~ the u D. 7 sys,sm sn niSht.
ssvg'ins es-, - 'ss, tn- 20 -
sr--s f.nnlsx iats the csasy IsiaA
isrsinsl
poucGNGs chLLGo sAcg IRON
rrG ssoNB.
Isspse,sr sebmltiL~rssr. vhs has
bssn directing ,ss s,riss from HEAD.
sssrtsrs. esiisf bses me, ~ ths Do-
iiosmsr vhs vsrs s~n, ~ ths Bfons
les, ssss ami sDportlOnsd ,hsn
snsns fbs variOss Msnhai,an Drs.
o.nots Things have aylstsd dS-s In
the Drons. bu, 10 insure orfsr In thA,
bor'~sh nny mounted m.n will ~
cont there.
sinei the Third Avsnu. mon ven,
,Ut ell ,hs barns ~ the rom panY havs
bson under heavy police Suafi. ThA
Ssv rors Hsn~ays Company has
thirteen harms ana operates i.ioi cars
IN Manhattan and n will r.aulr. ths
ssrSics- ~ every available policeman
to protsc, this propsriy
TLspso,or Hchmlttisrk.r Is engaging
su,ofnobiia trucks In order that thsrs
rhsiI h. an emergency patrol wagon
nj ever, station houss
The hrst Of the big Ssw York
10 prepara for q xensrni
traction sirihs is ths Nov York Tel.
-phons Company The various .s-
rbsnRss we're no,ined that In the
went Of such q strike the company
hsd arranged for buses 70 carry It's
to and from their various
points ~ employment.
Ths extensive preparations for
ss>dins ana housing large numbers of
men that vsrs being mAds O, the
barns ~ the Nov York Railway.
Company and the Third Avenue Com.
rsny to-dsy shows that the traction
officials have very iit,is hops Of the
trouble bsinx settled AnicAbIy, ara a. %
preparing for n long struggis. Cots.
dishes ana cooking utensils wsrs ro-
coived ~ many ~ ,hs ear sh.ds. sev.
srsI hundred strike breakers, most Of
than said 10 be from PHILADELPHIA,
reached the barns ~ tbs Third Ave-
nus during tho day.
This Notice signed by President
Hhont was posted In all the harms
n the New York Railways Company
AN restaurants and dormitorlea at
usr barns Of this company from this
fino on until further notice are
thrown open free % expense for iodg.
Ings ana meals 20 the employees of
his compnny,"