The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-10-08
EAST SIDE WOMEN
STORM DARRICADE
AS DRAFT DEPARTS
BanI Quickly Restores Ordei
-2,iol Men From \ Y.
District 90 to laphank.

Carp Upton. Naphank. viii receive
to-day sist rockies from New Nork
t'Ity ana nearby points fJr training
tn ths Nntinnrl Army ~ these i.s5i
70 from tIe Greater City ana ss1 from
points outside Tac entire e.i9i left
rom Long Island Clty and from tho
Carlton Avenue yards of the Long
Island Hal.road In Brooklyn before
noon to-day
one OF tho features ot the en-
barkation ~ tho 1850 who entrained
az Long Island city was the marked
absence or drunkenness In a single
instance All the men wore the khaki
braEzards ordered by Roger u. Wood
for the purpose Of barring thom from
saloons In their last hours OF leave.
and II was evident that the prccau-
tlon had produced results.
Tho east side contributed the ma
jority OF the iS1 from New York city
who entralnod here. and In order to
prevent unnecessary confusion the rail =.
road officials had erected a barrlcado
OF scttees at one end OF the platform,
so that II should not he overrun by
relatives and friends OF the men. The
east side women stormed tho barricade,
hurdled the settees and swept aside the
small force OF policemen without diff
/ ficulty.
Any prospect OF a riot was avoided,
however. by the action Of Tony Foglia.
former band leader from New Ro-
chellc. With several Of his musicians
around him he started patriotic airs,
and order was soon restored.
or tho Manhattan boards the first
to arrive at the ferry were the men OF
Board No. 80 with ffty-one men. who
! arrived in automobiles at $50 o'clock
and Immediately crossed the river
Next came the men from Board No 90
| with sixty men. also in autos.
The sixty-tyo men from Board No
30 came in auto trucks, ON one OF
which was pawnbroker's sign OF
three balls with the inscription, Hook
| the Kaiser
The fifty-three men from Board No
81 came in small delegations The
/ tifty three men OF Board No. o.
marched 10 the ferry led by the Amer
lean Junior Naval and Marine Scouts
who wore uniforms and had their bane
along The headquarters OF this boarG
] is at Public school Il, No - Mott
street. Many men and womer
marched with tho delegation.
The 734 Brooklynites who took tive
trains OF eight cars each at 1890 a
NJ. at the Carlton Avenue yards wer'
under the command of Lieut.. Hugl
Boyd of tho Il. S. officers Reserve
The district which attracted the mos
attention at the yards was No g.
which was led by Leon Cadorc, tn
pitcher OF tho Brooklyn Nations
League club. who brought fifty-hv
companions In special trolley cars. A
his home at No. 2l5 Marion Street
Brooklyn, last night Cadore was ten
dered a farewell banquet by othe
members OF the team. and presentet
with gold wrist watch.
A fund has been started by all IN,
players Of the Brooklyn club to pro
vide comforts for all the players VIII,
have been or may be called to IN,
colors. President Ebbets has con
| tributed $500 to this fund and tn,
players $500. All of the forme
players who may be at the front
year from now will receive half o
their former salaries from thei
teammates, who will play exhibition
games to raise the money.
There we're no scenes of leave TAX
ing, such as have marked other de
partures. The relatives and friend
OF the men appeared quite proud an
happy that they should be going L
| the camp.