The evening world., 1914-03-04
RADON CATHEDRAL
AND RESTAURANTS,
THREAT Of L.W. v.
Tannenbaum Says He'll Fill st,
Patrick's With Hebrews and
Synagogues With Christians.
GET A FINE BREAKFAST
Young and Pretty Women Ac,
as Mattresses at Old
St. Paul'S.


home for tho hay" blinking - they
accustomed their eyes to tho brighter
light after hours under tho green glow
of the Peter Cooper Hewitt lamps In
the places. whore the news 10 put into
print.
BREAKFAST SERVED ~ YOUNG
AND PRETTY WOMEN.
Tannenbaum's ragged battalion
sat up and awaited breakfast. 1t
was served by women. many II them
young and pretty. They handed out
this menu. which might have been
placed on paper by u capable chef
a. "Dejeuner L'Anarchie:"
800 Sandwiches.
$50 loaves OF bread.
% pounds corned beef: 500 rolls.
Desert.
Three punches Of bananas.
rs pounds lump sugar.
Coffee.
Everything disappeared except a
part Of the bread supply. The sugar
that wasn't used In the coffee won't
away In pockets.
I'VE GOT only what We were entitled
to- was tho only expression Of
thanks uttered q the army walked
out into the sunny streets.
Theodore Freeman. enc Of Tanner.
baum's lioutenants. said the next
move OF the army would DO to enter
the New York restaurant without
pay.
Freeman's suggestion was received
with applause. but the real hit" Of
the evening was made by an auto
matte piano. operated by u c0rpulent
young man. who must have reduced
his weight to the extent OF ut least
fve pounds. Dissension broke out
times during tho evening. and each
time the piano came to the rescue by
plunking out march tunes.
Tho Rev. DIR. w. M. 6eer Of ~.
Paul's was Just silently congratulate
Ing himself on the orderly L-navior
Of his strange guests. not ono Of
whom thanked him for his hospital
ity. whom . red faced young man
suddenly darted forward. q sandwich
In one hand. He was Harry Kline.
Il am one Of the unemployed" he
With and Sam Hartman. members
OF the !. w. w. u insist that the an
archists shall sleep here. You. Land
With, and you. Hartman. must stay
here this evening. You can't lead uo
here and than sneak away to your
DISSERTATION NEARLY LEAps TO
A RIOT.
Instantly the place was In an up
roar. I. w. w. leaders rushed for.
ward and selxed Kline. Landwirth,
an Alsatian waiter, strobe to the plst
form and. directing an accusing m
ger at Kline. yelled:
He 10 my son. ] mean ! take q
great interest In him. He In Just like
q brother to me. And then he &C.
cuses me because I want to g home.
Why. have to 90 homo. I have q
vito and children. What would they
say II slept on . chair hereY How
would they feel? And then the slura
Mr.. Kline has Just cast. He calls me
an Anarchist, I'm not an individual
A Anarchist, w ! am member OF the
"show me your card" demanded
Kline.
II can DO that" retortsd Land
wirth. But what want to know Ia
this: Arc va not free men7 Must
sleep hero whether / want to or not
Must I sleep In tho same hall with
q demagogus? II In q shame. II II
an outrage. II II 10 = question OF
unemployment In his philosophy''-
what We want II sandwiches and
Coffee" interrupted Freeman. who
with Tannenbaum. was trying des-
perately to sidetrack the outburst.
you ought to be ashamed" said
Tannsnbaum to Kline, who was ex-
the astounded DR.. Geer and startled
curates o. 1t. Paurs looked on as II
they expected anything from al
earthquake to a riot.
Hes spy with the police.
blurted Landwirth. Just then there
came upon tho platform ono Sam
Hartman. an I. w. w, member who
was one Of those accused by Kline
CT being guilty OF the heinous offenss
Of living at home.
LANoLApY TRUSTS HIM FoF
TWO MoNThs' RENT,
The reason why ! do not slseI
here" said Hartman, is that I've
got q landlsdy who's good to mo.
owe her two months rent. II die
not show UP at homo. what woult
happen? She would think ] haS
skipped Food at home ! cannot OK
pect. Therefore. ! nave eaten herr
tonight. But do you Want me Il
stay away from my home when | owl
the landlady? Not on your life"'
At that moment the corpulen
young man started a lively air on thu
piano and the quarrel was brownies
out. Mara dlaaenaion spranH up