New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-11
ST. Georges Gives Shelter
to 100 of |. w. w. in
Memorial Building.
COURSE DINNER AND
BREAKFAST FOR 200
The Rev. A. W. Arundel. Assistant
Rector. Believes Them Deservs
ing-Tannenbaum Indicted.

St Georges Episcopal Church. OF
which the late J f. Morgan was
member, and where his son, the pres
ent J. p. Morgan. now worships. pro-
vided shelter last night for one hun
dred Of the /. W w. unemployed"
The Rev Karl Reiland. the rector, ten
dered ST. Georges Memorial Building
at No 200 East 10Th street, adjoining
the church, as sleeping quarters, and IN
addition gave money for dinner and
breakfast for two hundred.
The evening began with the usual
meeting and orstory in Rutgers Square
Then the men were marshailed INTO
battalions Of fifty and marched uptown
to restaurant at No. 1IG Third ave-
nue., where they got meal riValilhs
in siImptuousness any of those fur-
nished on previous evenings. The dln-
ner opened with oysters and endeo
with cigarettes, passing through d'i
customary intermediate courses.
The lodging at 81. Georges was pro-
vded through the medium oil '"e
women Of St Marks Socialist feilo"-
ship. who are assisting the J. w w ~
look after the men. DR.. Reiland was
asked II he would take care Of the men
for night and replied that ne "ouiu
house one hundred Of them. Inc iSN'
Alfred W. Arundel, formerly OF Pi'ts-
bursh and we'll known as a SOCIALIST
is assistant rector Of the church'
I'VE are glad TO have these men
here" he declared. Il believe lh@'
they really are men who are honeiess
and hungry and that they would WORN
| # given the chance
score Of the Tannenbaum army
released from Jail yesterday or the daS
before, were among those who aNalieo
themselves Of DR.. Reilands hospitah'S'
| In an address TO the men Mr. Aruiiue'
quoted from the Sermon on the Mouh''
and advised the men to get Dus! d'"
| find work The doors of the meeting
room were ordered closed by III
Relland. detectives and reporters beihs
excluded. DR.. Rciland said That lie
! feared the men might feel EMBARRASSED
in the presence Of visitors.
Frank Tannenbaum. leader oil 'le
mob that stormed ST. Alphonses
Church, on West Broadway, the nigh'
! OF March 4. was indicted YESTERDAY io'
participation in an unlawful assem-
| blage. He will be arraigned before
Judge Rosalsky, in General SESSIONS
The offence charged is a misdemeahor'
punishable by Imprisonment for one
wear or fine Of 500. or both.
one of those released from prison
Yesterday declared that Tannenbaum
had plenty Of money. TannenpauH
I'm the Tombs, and has scorned 'he
prison food. sending out to restaurants
for his meals and showing decided
preference for large orders of ham ana
eggs. According 10 his cellmate lie
had a roll Of bills concealed in his iell
shoe. The man declared he saw $40
Governor Glynns offer TO transport
some Of New York's unemployed up-
state to work on state roads found III
tie favor with the /. ". ". men last
night. Everybody had an excuse
Gussie Miller. who was arrested VIII"
Tanncnbaum's church raiders was
Sound guilty Of disorderly conduct ana
released on suspended sentence yester-
day by Magistrate Campbell In re-
leasing Miss Miller the magistrate de-
cIarcd belief that she would like TO
have been sentenced TO prison. that she
might make martyr Of herself. 1he
magistrate said re would not be party
10 that form of self f-aegrandizemeh'
and cheap advertising