The sun., 1916-12-17

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We'll, to economize as much as possible
sncThite paper. all these boys and count
&sGy others were simply bored blue when.
HI As midnight was approaching. ths
same thought flashed in the minds Of all
- Nov about all us boys getting to-
0Uhsr," cried. In effect. John Fox. Jr..
4Ahe Brook Club. and Pat Quinlan n
ANo0 Pinchot and Frank Tannenbaum
6n1 lhe Hon. Frank s. Hitchcock and
an the rest. ''aDd piling into a fleet OF
~. little takis and then beating 1t Town
= Tammany Hall? I guess that's a
Doer little idea-yes-no?"
There was hesitation for a moment.
0nE . moment. on the part OF Amos
Richards Emo Pinchot and the Hon.
1Sank Harris Hitchcock. What! Walk
pegAt into Tammany Hall-just like that
&& tho dead Of night. Ell? Zowie p!
yo6n Fox. Jr.. Of the National Institute
e ARTS and Letters hastened to re-
eaurs Amos and Frank by telling them
nat inAsmuch as they were merely 60
ing into Tammany Hall to attend the
fourth annual costume ball OF the
vritars and artists Of the socialist pa
Doe~khe Masses, they could spend their
uiUAR and morning and loose change
f3gfS inside thev very walls Of Tammany
HSO' itself and still come forth at day
Nghe certain that their political convic-
eppA had remained as pure and un-
tainted As the driven snow.
Fer an instant longer Republican
Statesman Hitchcock backed and filled.
S~ppttpsinE Heap Big Chief Charles Fran
u Murphy. or Secretary Tom Smith.
- S~reasurer Phil Donohue. or some OF
N -.fest. of these Tammany lad were
still hanging round The Hall? Frank
Hitchcock who. as everybody remem-
hers, once sia shed his way through a
R%epubllcan convention in Chicago as
chau6eur OF the original Steam Roller
seemed TO fear that maybe some OF the
Tsmmany boys might get rough and II
theres anybody who simply detests bru-
tAliSeroughshod scenes it's Frank Hitch
sschs,
Persuaded It's safe.
But John Fox. Jr.. Of the Racque,
Club finally persuaded Frank that II
thsrs was one spot in Manhattan safer
than another II was down in Fourteenth
stroll. where one could be surrounded
" such good square guys an Pat Quin-
Ian -and Frank T%annenbaum and Paul
Thompson and Jim Larkin and Commits
sIoner Howe Of Ellis Island and Sammy
HixUn Of Blackwells Island and Mis-,
EsuUB = eLocI Wv avn JhNh
son,.. the prominent radical who play,
the %osliphorn in Prof. Bryantis Afro
American Gentlemen's Double Clei
Dance Music. &c. Band.
why. just to make assurance doubl,
sure" cried John Fox. Jr.. OF the Uni
vsrslty. Players. Meeting House and
lambs clubs, you can disguise yourself
a. . Democrat by wearing a dinner Goa
and white tie. Suppose the ball doe,
-AN Ds-kG Wa IN 1Aaxyn 10 AaN A.H -
90 up to some quiet room In Jacks
Come. come, come, come. Time fleets =
BY, this time the dancing loo Of Tam
many Hall lacked only their presence
Ffidfy night unhesitatingly had sho
into Saturday morning and already Tn,
Half"was a ravishing scene OF beaut,
wherein ~disported representatives Of tn,
Architects League. the Art students
IAalue. the Mutual Welfare League. IN,
L. W. W.. the s. p. g. A.. the creates
thinkers OF Greenwich Village, the Uni
versity n the Harlem Valet and Pant
Pressing clubs. Able Baerman, tn
Browning Society. the Black Hand, tn
Sons OF the American Revolution. tn
Fathers OF the Irish Revolution. Mar,
Heaton Worse. the East New York Pref
ze~anvarnishers Union. T NJ. and NJ. 7
BevAns. the Carriage Wheel and Zebr,
Stripers Union OF Bayonne. the Thrice,
~ eiu St'SF TsNd ,oIuDU OI lie InlT
tesnth Chair" Mrs. Paul Thompson an,
husband.
Free Lunch Grabbers, Too.
70, resume Harold. or Howard Ia
something along those lines) Meltzer G
the Washington Square Players, ulustra
Tor Charley Falls and Miss Bedelia Grow
icy. the Free Lunch Association Of Greer
wlch Village. Waliie Benedict an
Brenda Uland. The Crime Wave Clul
Polly Holiday and Georgie Bake
Adriana Spandonl. whose father tough
with Garibaldi. OF against Garibaldi, q
something the Boy Scouts. the Hoher
sollsrn Chapter OF the Friends OF Iris
Freedom. Mr.. Fornaro, Florence Desho
Of ,"Seven Chances" Jig Charles Graz
CooG' President Eddie Pigeon OF III
Poultry Club. Edith Unger OF the Ma
Halter. and Courtney Sunkist Lemo,
the great drawing rom Socialist,
FINALLY: John Fox. Jr, Of the I'm
Ssrsity Heights Pedmobile Associatio,
Miss Phyllis duGAN. known to h,
euutSfs. Mrs. Paul Thompson and Mr.
Bln Irwin. as The international Nice.
MAX Spiegei, who owns outright, withol
mortgage. Tho Strand Theatre. but At
Ssnains a friend OF the common peop
for whom the Masses struggles Symbo,
'ai artist Djuna-ali one wo;I bar ns
John Kicks, who played the bull fiddle
Prof. Bryant's Afro-Amerlcan. &c, &
\ Pand for the dancers Bill Hearhcld. n
srsAf photographer; ex-congressm,
William Mcdonald Of Michigan. who b