The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-19

Jack Hazard. who Is noted a. much.
perhaps more. az an epigramophone even
thar as an actor. got of another spar
king eplgram yesterday. In fact Mr.
Hazard In a single bre ath pulled two
new ones while being interviewed abouS
the new trafic regulations and corse.
quent inconvenience to theatre and
Lambs club taxicab trade.
Look before you leap said MIR. Has.
card offhand. And" he continued with
ont showing any outward effort to think
~ believe ! may add without fear OF
successful contradiction that one should
make haste slowly"
The n'tor and his fellow Lambs
grouped about him were discussing a
tic time tho incxcusablc thoughtlessness
Of a Lambs club building committee
which had authorized vast expenditures
on c,ubhouse improvements without first
pausing TO learn from Hammer Throw
ing TraHic COP Babe Mcdonald or any
" the other big people in the Police DE
pa stationed IN the theatrical dis
trict that iust when the new addition 10
the Lambs club Is being completed tho
lpplttC NOut1 ut'lut w w
fourth stree; a .oue way t~horoushfa'e.
zone way" meaning that taxicabs and
other vehicles h.iccforth will lie per-
United To go through Fort, fourth street
in only ono direction -west--and no iair
turning around IN the middle OF the
block.
Halt Food " ard Fleetiug
The result, WAS that when this new
traffic regulation went into effect yester-
day prominent thespians Of the Lambs
LAWYER Francis kohlman. Tor instance
and Glove Manufactures Val Heat"i.
Cigarette Dealer BILLY Camp. Al sim
mons Of the Iehigli Valley Railroad
Authors Rex Reach and 1rv Cobb. car
tooniS.s Tom Powers, George McNianus
and RYAN Walker, Dr. oscar Lesser. Ut.
Henry Frau.nthal. Dr. herman Frauen-
thtl, Hotel Man Frank Ease. BasepAil,s'
Jawu Mr,;raw. Tobacco Dealer Johii
Brandsr. carpet Man l.Awton kendri'k
in fact two or three score NJ eminent
s,agefolk members Of the Lambs foufd
that when they tried TO tur, east iroii
Broadway into Forty-fourth street AZ
the wistfui cocktail hou or evettide ias'
night to go In the Lambs Tor ioou t"e''
machines were held up.
The result was - traffic COG or tA4i-
abs and limousines. the chaufeurs and
their Owners holleriug nolsily that they
We're citizens Of "A free republic VINO mao
"A perfect right 80 90 toward
III. Lambs and lean against a meal.
"ThatIl he about all from YOU. one
word more and I'll put lou in the death
huu>. :" cried officer babe Mcdonald 10
"A gentleman who wore soulful dark eyes
But, officer cried the distressed per-
son le,uing out Of his machine. YOU
l,a, aim am" I'm LANES n
1Iack-tt."
..It's a Long Wa. 10 4Ath Street."
81 wouldn't care " you were Corse
! PAXTON himself" baoe'
Enough t. sufti ,ient. orders are orders,
You l>pcaking 10 jim Iiacketts chauf-
, feurl back out Of this jam and go up
broadway TO Forty-tfth street. thence
ives, I" the river. north 20 the Fort Lee
ferry, cross 10 Fort Lee and then come
south through Jersey 10 the Liberty
street ferry and upon arriving IN New
York again come IN the Bowery and
! Third Hveuu. to Forty-fourth street and
turn west. Those arc the orders from
the, c"mish."
So Jim Ilacket, started of on a long
Journey.
Ru, bad a. the new Tenderloin trafc
regulations were at the dinner hour,
they were thrice as distressful when II
came time to cop of with "A trapped
! white, mint and start for the Mctropol'-
tan opera House. say. 10 see cor hear
or. however one puts ~ Die wagner s
"Das Rheiucold' last night.
Usually one can come out OF the
! Lambs and for tho slight pittance OF 40
| or 80 cents he driven 10 the Metropolitan
Orera House. Rut not last light. one
started OUT with ones mind all made up