The evening world. Newspaper, September 4, 1914, Page 13

4 \) Transportation Lines and Tre Dey. What T know best 19 what my committee did. Our oe W at at ranspol fore yon hours. Then I tar line to accept tam: ve -American tickets for return trips. Also we managed to get Chan Se 80 that the people could be brought over from the Continent. “In two days wo sate ee Americans who wanted t Banks Great Help to Com- mittee, Says Chairman Day. American refugees acting as clerks, because we had to keep a card index system with the names of all, what tickets they fad and where they wanted to go. ‘hite Star offices I foun “The promptness of the Americans to organize, their cheerfulness and Geclination to remain in @ panio, Supplemented by the consideration Shown by the English officials of steamship and railway lines and banks—these were the factors which enabled us to got sixty thousand Americans out of Europe in four Weeks and send them honie in more| ©! @r leas comfort.” ; This is the manner in which Joseph P. Day, the New York real estate broker, who was chairman of the transportation committee of the| 4,17 %, needed money, terribl by the sending of American Citizens’ Committee in by "iti Senrenien Trust "oo: London, summed up to-day the| New York. Shortly weeks of unceasing work which he letters of credit became me operative and the troubles were ly at an and his co-workers did for those| tng Oris, money we distributed whom the war had stranded in Eng- $160,000 in London, $20,000 in Germany, land and on the Continent. $0,000 in Switzerland and $5,000 Mr. Day, accompanied by Mrs. Day | 5P8 and thelr son, Joseph jr., reached home vebaaidee we caw te it that the "rail last night on the Mauretania and| roads in the United States and © Went directly to thelr country house| ada agreed to tale refugees to thelr Af Milburn, X. J. it was there thet | destination, upon ‘thelr promiee ito Mr. Day told an Evening World re-| tickets, T don't think that the entire Porter the story of the long and ardu-| joss will amount to more than 10 per us work in London. cent, of amount Involved.” one the first oi weeks of Kel —— waid Mr. “we arra! for’ ‘and saw to the Vansportatio ot 40,000 sent 20,000 in the ‘last | were persuaded to make their quarters at the Savoy, and I had the ballroom opened for them. There we Ne te our business for days. made It pee to every one that, ‘passage to America wan fectly safe under “ihe English and we managed to steer the ‘Ameri- clear of ‘an those who hoped to money by chartering vessels to gail acros the ocean. We told them there were two British men-of-war to every German cruiser in the At- lantic. ane as soon as war was declared between France and Germany. The E: Try It as an Sold by Grocers Everywhere “Finanly a number of Americans! OCEAN LINES AND TRAVEL _STEAMBOATS. _STEAMBOATS. 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