The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-25

vh,I.. a man m tn. uniform of tn. Army
stood ready To- throw him "A life prs-eryer
The water wagon parade went up Fnfth
avenue CiTclcd tn" FlatIron Building AMI
came. down Broadway To- Union square
saloons along the line nf march and IN
other parts 81 ih.. town were raId'-t hy
the. Army IN -anrCh of water wagon re-
,.rfut- Nor. thar JDp pledge wer"
signed At th" noon meeting ana TN" t"ih'
re-, chri nearly .tr1 at III" clos" 81 the
rtIs,nt meeting ~ winch tDmndnd"f
Evangalin,. Booth presided. -upp1rt"d Icy
'f,y ~ -boOZerS a. iCe-pr"-if"pt-. bri'f'.
the night meeting Their" "a- a pard'i' y
tho -x-hool.r- and their converts 81 IN"
dav IpfTr" and rolls were set yea !" tn'
water wagon converts.
81 the door II the Army'- headquarters
thor. stood all day long strong E"ic'-n
private who allied Corn" IN 'nrn" Ut
an hoo.ers and eN-hooz"r- In TN"
auditorium water wagon pas-ene"r- ~
inny and .hnrt standing told Of rhelpsrt
,h..,. had "a ken to reduce the visible" supply
ia the, old DAYS and held out pledge
-Rrothr-- Caliam. who described MINI
s.If A. !. -honzsr from Rockville. hoast"d
,ha, VI his iay the brotherhood WORKED
the kes and carried a tin can a. III"
h,dse ~ membership lie and hIs fellows
Nc aid At least got u honest ana
didn't hold up p-opi. with plea for a
nickel 30 bug food
Then jim Hall. introduced a. man
-rho twenty-five wears ago was 80 'HhSh
INA, n. was expelled from HallS Kitchen.
,rId .hn,,- tho ioy- of a scat on the water
wagon 10 which he had been h"'r"n nv
n German saloon keeper wh" was N"
onI, man who balievsd III min, when ne
tried 20 climb on The no 'ori"'i- USED
10 h. Mrs Doyl". whose h'I-nahn ,''n
declines To ciiub T." the wagon or has
dropped IA Ia pick ny IN" why 'n'h "i
tn. Iav- when a pail 81 rud, put n"r
IN fRh'Ins trir' Sh. too Wa proud ~
IN. fact that -he earned IN" h""r none"
and was neve" nr ranha ndI"r 'h"r"
were many moro experiences, ana IN"
,rruy's band crashed int" iun"S IN"
swing and go 81 which set "v"rvh"dy
singing
f1na feature 81 the dnv TIM vas also
common - all parts NJ 'he cay Ha- IN"
nuisance - IN" rlgamuHins Rowery
and Tir,h lvnnI,. nlIho swarn"f with
children dressed sometimes IN "'ahor"'"
masquerade co-'umes and r"fn"'iin@- ~
'ho cnEtOn hn"rv or n"ar iIn"rv ~ 'h"''
elders A. usual numbers NJ sturdy vagB
honda 81 more matur" years Hh'l-"h W"
license ~ tho hay hy carrying iheiT pan
handling operations into places -hnnn"d
on other DAYS and this class r"ap.t y
rich harvest from the early morning
crowd on Fifth avenue. Among 'h"
children Themselves there was loss than
usual ~ the please give ia u cent. mister
rlaa many NJ tho youngsters "nnt"ntinR
themselves with parading ~ "n-'un"
and blowing on last New Years bay
horns
tn" Depar mont ~ Correction fur
nt-hed = turkey dinner for III" So prl--
onsra in the Tornf- Two whO IiCin'
p,rt1ke ~ IL wore y " Tcbey Woo
prs4ii"n' ~ Burr Rros Inc VII" didn't
get bail. and Irwin Johann Wider. he
defsulfing cashier "r tn" Russo-C hin"-"
Bank. wh" took t535,0nn worth "f stool
from ~" banks vault Tho got thor
diDnera from "a restaurant 4 mIirtral
PROGRAMME" was given by III" national
staff hand Of the Salvation Army. In
no annex prisons there waR a phonO-
graph concert.
The fifty-Shree prisoners IN the York
vile Court jail topped Oh their dinners