The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-16
CENSUS OF LODGING HOUSES
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AZ the order % Albert Falck supervisor
! % the census IN Ns~ York city. the hftsen
\ special Agents and siNty-fOUr in-psctors
engaged N overseeing c~ns'l- work
tackled ,hs lodging house. last night
/ Every lodging hour and cheap hOssl
from Harlem 20 lowest PARK roo go
visited nv . csns,E- man. Who bsld -
! incoming E,1e-t- With pointed questions
I and woke up the stun. h~rers % kno~ u
| thsy wer- single married widowed or
divorced
II wAs an -HAsp~rAting iob and that :
why Supervisor fAlck wanted 20 E~t It
cleaned up at ons lick He got list ~
! place from the Bard ~ Health and each
I special agent ~ insp~ctcr-both lAbored
alike last night-ECt ons or two -hotets-
I for which b. wa- responsible Each
census man had policeman specially
detailed 90 ke~p him company. and whil-
| 10 wasn't often n~oe--ary to call upon the
POLICEMAN. sill h,- presencs len, prestige
20 the c~n@'Is man that unmtstakably
saved trouble many a time
Sometimes tho census man 20, help
Ths clerk IN the place oV-r the T1aahas
az th~ ground hOor % ParS ron place
y populariy known. wAs busy fllinE o'It
q biR printed sheet h-tor- the csu-,l- man
came around He sad that ne could get
answers easier than a stranger. ~hich
-eerned likely The Dutchnan who pre-
wAs ls.s obliginG He aid that the
census man could sense for bim-slf being
PAID 20 do it, whereas he. a.
- a
early hs found httls trouble beyond =
few Sckle answers and OCCASIONAL lsyity
The empnsst handed d-r-hct knew ne
age ana whether or not IA. was married.
Nost 81 them knsw mere thew
we're born but a. to where ones father
was born one was Oft far from certain.
Although the answers TO questions are
in confidence the lay % the land in many
Of the 10 and Is cent bed houses Was
such that many q pedigree was audible
20 every other guest. One man IN the
Denmark aad knew oaiy that he came
20 this country on the ship SeAfArsr. OF
Liverpool. He guessed he might have
hem thirteen when he sailed on her as
cabin boy. By figuring has age the emu
Sailormen and hOOos- made the hardest
subjects. for most % them bad made
from twenty to forty voyages and had
but the unosrtAinest recollection u when
they started or how old they were.
some u the hoboes who came IN early
being awakened Il must be ADDED that
some of the sIeSpers slept - soundly
that nothing bs~s than prolonged kicking
Awoks them ~ all Persotua LAUNDERING
On the STAIR. O. on the street were pass~d
by They Will come later. One day next
week u TO be devoted 20 taking the census
Of the c1ty's noatinR population. The
parks VII be canva@sed and the bread
line catechis~d.
some rare raoial blends we're found
lat night In one Third avenue lodging
hOuss an enumsrAtOr refused TO 6elieve
that there existed such q human beng
a. a Grsek JeW He Rad the man all the
penalties q . false answer but the man
a. Cireck Jew ami ~ such the enumera-
tor Ua< finally obliged 20 inscribe ham
LARRY IN the game the Chinatown wOrk ars
decided that a lobbyEOS half n.gro and
half Chiness was . m9latto And chill
dren Of Chiness parents are Chinese even
though horn an View lorh Only n@gro~s
Ar. blAck. An Fast Indian H. - hite by
virtue Of ArvAn blood. SvriAns are - mite.
the immigration AUTHORITIES a. the con
trsry not~ ith-tGnGIng A TURK - Whit-
chiefly. u you'd ssem. becaus- he - not
black for he does not pretend u AryAn
blood Special pains - being tax 81 10
note every Color~d person having ey-u al
-ighth % - hILr blood as mulatto. Tn the
otk-f hand JLAirOOus. uo tDrOona and
others hving q negro STRAIN. however
Att-uuAts-d. MI b- clAs-.d A. . hits un-
le-~ they confess differently Or unls-.-
Color-t blood - evident
Gue-ts q the municipal Lodging hoIs-
on IN-nty NTH street near thu last
River SEEMED least - relish the yi~it Il
the c-n-'4- fuau They we're w-ll behaysi
but r-tIC-nf and -oTnetifG.-- -uTiy
ploy--i ~ he Lodging hsu--' D'-n-t4- lat
IA ghf bs-aI-- tn~ Nort 40 ,pusid-r-.i
Nv ~Ip-ryi-ur faics a httl- tee, dfic14lt
for them
th-y Nill k--p IN the move fpf tu- next
two We--k..
There ~@Te 100 ~numeratSrs 10 ~
them Sotn-n. Nho started JUf With tL.-.E
Dig BLACK portfolios ~ Manhattan and
The Bronx YESTERDAY morning fofirt.--fI
hundred and tventy-'hre- Gov -rum-ut
tab ksep-r- began work IA Kings and
Queen. bOrougils Nas-au ami suffolk
counties On Long Island and rh-- BorD. gh
81 Richmond. which - staten Island
Thl- means that ths-- J.Gss-o-id -nufn-T-
ators began On their job u ass mg roughly
5UDi.UgO persons little over a sure ID
intimate uus--tlOn- each Commissioner
Ball Edwards was heard 20 uurrnur v~--
tsrClAy that this had The 'Gllying 81 snow
carts and square yarcts ~ -iiSh b.-atan -
=
I's big machine tnis Government
c~nsils organization. ana th-r.. ar. -utn.
very tine .og- ~ ~ After they had al
'tDs-.-n whirTIng tor an eight hour day a.
nIghtfall Last night ~up~r7 fsor Falck IN
Manhattan and Supervisor LI@t.- man
over IN the BROOKLYN Ohic.. Whioh - the
NAN axle Tor all Of Long Island and
staten leland. both sad that the ynAChins
worked a. ~ vas designed - DO There
vas not a slngle arrest reported % -~crstIve
citIzsnE VINO might cOns'UIe Uncle sam
a. . m@ddlesoms bgsybOdv and refIs.
% tell hun their life story Incid@ntaIIy.
u NAV BE- Sad that nobody sIll find u
worth while 70 pas- Anv hacs talk To q
c-n-'is man or sass censlls lady. for he
or she has power 20 call q policeman and
cause the arrest % 'hs unwilling one
" anybody who has 20 at a. a rD~-swo-oss
desS and I1lt gilt edged coupons az dav
feels that life - sad exreFlenc,. ana
there - no sSestnes@ and hight IN mere
labor he NAV find relief m considering
the lot 81 the cens''s taker The language