The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-18

" Eoet ~ 10 6'f1 ''ou6h ~
know that everybody in that restaurant
Is protected while there. tTumultuous
applause
'Take for instance the greatest sport
ing event of the present century. the
willard Moran fight in Madison Square
Garden. More men Of wealth. DrUni-
hence, culture anC brains congregated
In the building the night Of that event
than ever met together at any other EN-
tertainment ever given. The crowd was
handled outside by the Police Depart
ment with the greatest care II the
least confusion that ever occurred In
New York. 1t brought people from all
over the country and after that enter
tainment many OF these people went tc
your restaurants and the next day not
one newspaper In New York reported the
least particle of disturbance In any way
shape or form or manner, which speaks
we'll not only for your estaurants but
for tho Police Department Of tho great
city of New York. tLong continued cheer
ing. while Diamond Jim ok a high
dive into a second freezer OF strawberry
ics brought up by Eddie Pidgeon on the
run.l
And as I 20 from one restaurant TO
another OF an evening tMr. Brady's voice
Quavercd slightly AZ he spoke OF the per
Torrance of this solemn dutyl. and ]
might say early morning, when ! hear
music in a place and 20 in and sit down
and ask the waiter what they NEAR
being open at that hour OF the day In
that part OF the city. he tells me they
are open for the milkmcn. He says
Don't YOU think they want TO dance
as well as anybody else And ! agreed
witt him.
"There are many Broadway brigh,
lights here tonight. In fart your per-
sonalities and businesses are typical OF
1t whether your individual ~eignboards
add to the lustIe Of the incandesccnt aisle
or are in the shadow that highway casts
into the side street purlieus. tCheers
and n voice AT boy Is certainly sling
ing the language around.l broadway is
New York and New York is broadway
and you are its prophets.
II look about and see yonder the
| Apollo Belvedere Capt. Churchill who,
after closing countless places for years,
finally decided to open one and has been
highly successful In keeping IL open with
out the aid of a nightstick. Then there
Is dear old Adolph Suesskind. our per-
ennial host: and also one Of the greatest
! golf players We have in this world. Au-
gust Luchow Of Fourteenth street. I see
Louis Fischer. whose enterprise has Gre
ated n chain of enterprises. Another
silvered Adonis over there IL my friend
Emanuel Cazenove Champagne Chap
pelle. who kne a good thing when he
first found Broadway and has since re.
fused to return to his native California
Jim Nillepigue. he of the af,uent avoir.
dupois and plethoric purse. has retired q
millionaire mainly because he never hat
to supply his patrons with cabarete.
Noblest Roman Of Them All.
There is John Murray. the mobiles
Roman Of them all. He has Roman
gardens where the finest specimen
c~oneregate ~daily--not Romans. blu
chickens-and let me tell you they ar
some chickens. But the greatest OBJ
jet lesson for all Of us youngsters 1
John Reisenweber. who has long sine
graduated from politics to plutocracy
His line was not chickens. but pigeons
and he got a good one when he 20
Eddie ICheerS) But that is not tn
kind | like, | want the kind that i
called Maud. CWhoops.)
II began to eat away down towr
where corr beef and beans was 10 cent
"A plate. and / Went TO my old friends
Smith a. Mcneil. which was one of tn
greatest restaurants In Its day. an
could get a good meal for % cents. An
then | went further up town u wher
you got a table d'hote dinner for 3
cents. and finally ! arrived among yo
gentlemen. bless GU "A voice Bles
you right back. jim Brady , Since the
I have eaten everything in sight excer
the tahlecloth.
81 can say this about the restaurant
OF New York-thev are all good som
are better thar others. and nom IN bad.
After that. for fifteen minutes Their
was just one grand whoop and holler an
h~ullabaloo. and through the biilowin
clouds OF blue cigar and cigarette smok
the great white stone on Jim Brady
w.shbone threw n steady light like IN
fixed white light of SANDY Hook piercin
the hazy dawn.
Six Hundred At Banquet.
Some Of the many-there were 90
restauranters at the banquet. not I
mention 10 Of their wives and sister
and women friends who had Dime q
the second loo and then looked q
from the balcony-who declared late
tina James Transportation Set Brad
VAS the greatest of living orators an
would have had Demosthenes-even Of
William J-bellering for help wei
Jack G.. Patton Of the cafe I.'Aiglon
Philadelphia, Fire Commissioner Robe
Adanson. Secretary Of state Francis \
Hugo. Charles T. Gehring. Presidei
John J. Cavanagh of the Association
County Clerk William +. Schneide
Park Commissioner John T.. Woier
Queens. John Reiscnwebcr, Joseph
like of the Carlton Terrace. Capt. il
Churchill, Col. Jacob Ruppert, To
White Rock McGill. Louis Mouqui
Louis Bustanohy. Jaques Rustanob
John. Earl OF Lunston Oscar of Il
Waldorf, Lou Wallick, Alfred Nickel
the Unterdenlinden and vice-president
the association, Paul Henkel of kenn
Mamie chappelle, James Nillepigu
:, William Quinn of the Broztell, Frar
, Case OF the Algonquin Joseph Ham
;. the ST. Regis col, \, II. Dick of Il
Watch Hin House. Fred \. Redd
the Park Avenue Hotel. Dan =. Ritch'
OF the Gregordian. John McE, BOVINE
OF the Biltmore. Il, a and ~
Gushee of the Claremont Inn. carl
. Schultz, the tizzwater man ". ]. Burn
the detective August l.uchow and b
n manager. August koehler: Jean al
: Frederic Cauchois. Bernard Stahl of Z
!, Kaiserhof. Louis ROusellot. superinte
!, dent OF the Lawyers and the Whiteha
clubs: william Healy, Frank p. Blu
> mester OF the Sleepy Hollow Club,
=. Jannson Of the Hofbrau and Tic
: Adolph Suesskind of Terrace Garden.