The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-02-09


taken excep, for a Legitimate and nm honest
purpose
Then came Nlr. Whitrldgo with some |
what possimistic survey oi many Things
concerning our city go'"rnlneht ana our
sOciul order Tn" tir Was not iohg III
spreading through tN" banquet room
thai Mr. Whit 'idGo wa- ~ lighting humor
and tha whom i've r'dlN got going some
thing would dtOp
something did ih, W.. when in th"
course Of his rcuarns ID" s'id
"Onr, local polite - im,nM, "a. com, COIL
then half of IN" tire IN V" ruhhcr~ cave
on Fourteenth -i"""t.
4 sharp hiss started IN ih" back OF
tn" hlnuuot room s"in""h"r" and the
noise spread a. others fell INTO lin" with
their protest Foe u second Il looked
a. though Nlr Nhlrde" was going 10
suffer considerable discontinue. hut soon
wave of laVrht"r and hand clappins
drowned the hl-s's and he speaker.
who had never hlnkci an eyebrow when
tho demonstration of iisapproval was
in progr, -. continued his 'alE.
Mr WhttldCC said he wanted to talk
about New Work CITY becausc its human
interest makes II the most marvellous
city which EXISTS" He told of its cosmo-
poli'an character. cf is charities, and
good works and then he talked cf some
Of its defects
Then he had this TO saw about tho
Public Service Commission.
W" haN" h"i" "omi' supplement 10 tho
city government known as the "puhli"
Service tomu,ss,or They have dcdi-
Gated themselves to tho axe. win tho almost
unanimous apprOvai OF every body who
knows ANYTHING about them. >., a con-
.iderahle ,ur,hcr -, naomi, ,bo do No,
know about them looi, uuou them with the
sort Of approval they looa upOn the ,hron-
icles Of Buster Brown ar litil" Memo In
nu'n 'no'' >'''""S '"N' We "'o., ha'
III 'h,s Town series "l >'r'"'- NHru'r
was done, people were taken on, oi cabs
the cabs "r"ck"d and men ard women r"'
peatedlv stoned and in"GIted. and 'li" uU.
thoritics seemed to think II would all come
ont right, and public opinion acquescni.
but one night friend met a policeman
wto ought to be here tonight for he hAI
real courage and did ra At ,hi,,l;,ng u.v,.
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ny I'en' "eN'' '''"' twenty
minutes. NJ "n@N'i'"
Mr.. Nhltrdg" tnen TOOK "hHcH al
contract lawyers ana their accident
clauses. lie then passed 10 a considera-
tion OF the newspapers ana comic sup
PIGMENTS. ana added.
Tho na,ers T., thi. town have \, ,ssoc,s.
t,on amonr themselves ,alled the ,ssoc,,,.d
prass whi,b ,r,us. ~ i,s m.ans and ,h,
.irnrn,s,a,cos -, ~. ,oso r,,i r,n,
nnnoI, i,s o,,ia,, - ~ coli,c, ro,', a,a
,.'p"N j." ,',I..'. - an,
oPelay> !" !'a'''''' va cNel' "''E
trane IN 'na' aF'l'''' eN'sP' ,t- own III "
manner which must max" 'he Stanoard
Oil and the tobacco trust green with envy
This Who'll" land IL nov waiting with bate"
breath for the decision OF the Supr"m,
Court IN tn. cases of those ,wo corpora ions
should il he III favor of the Government
| sugges; 20 all the trust busters tha, th,
fret case TO be taken rp should be agains
tho Assocint.d Press Thl. viii SHOW
,ourare II win mo nuusiny be,ousn fn
,ts G, ,i,,a ,L. ,,,.,r,,,,,,.,. IN h,,
e .,,, ,,'.'' ,',' ,,I'' I' "'I u" ~
an opp"h'h' WI" ,'n ,'.N ,'r,", !, y" IT
oe popu'ar' ana even N''' E'n' n''',''h 40 'n'
reporters VIII oe 'f"hHN', III 'he 'h""Gh
that your pr"?r'e'"rS' wa" nave Er""i
enormously rich on 'he fruit oi your labor-
are 10 be brought hack from their mNuriou
resting place, in the Old World and doCkc,
beside the ordinary capitalists yon hav.