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ST. MICHAEL'S HOSPITAL FUND
PROMOTERS ARE OPTIMISTIC
$25,000 Already Guaranteed—Carnegie Steel Company Sends
$500 Check—Campaign Banquet Tomorrow.
Promoters of the campaign for the
purpose of rats'ng $130,000 to pay for
the new extension to St. Michael's
Hospital are becoming more en
thusiastic over the outlook. The su n
of *30,000 already has been assured
Subscriptions for this amount have
; been guaranteed, though the cam
paign will not he formally opened
until tomorrow night, when the pro
moters and their friends w| 1 as
semble in Turnbull Auditorium. In
Market street. The arrangements for
the camplgn will then be outlined In
detail at a banquet.
Though a number of large anbscrip
tlons havs been pledged already, the
promoters still feel that they wll not
have an easy task ahead of them to
obtain the necessary suhscrptlons
during the twelve-day campaign. It
Will be a difficult work, but the
chances are In their favor, they bo
Heve.
Among the subscriptions so far
guaranteed are two of $3 000 each.
They are personal guarantees. T’ey
have been supplemented by other
pledges of $1 ooo and $500.
Many lnd' at l’l concern? have taken
up the matter of addlne to the fund
Several a ready have sent in check-.
One of the ci nt-l'-utors Is the Car
negie Steel Company, wh'ch has large
Warehouses at Waverlv. The firm,
through Its Pittsburgh office, took lm
mediate cognizance of the sp'cnd d
work that St. Michael'? Hospital h'S
been doing In Ne-ark for more than
half a century. Though the Carne ie
plant ha* been here only one or two
years, the Arm sent In a check a f"W
days after announcement o' the hoa- j
pita 1 carnrslen -e"Ched Pittsburgh.
Those assisting In the campaign are. ,
Worarn', Committee. seetiou «.
Mrs. M F. McLaughlin, chairman;
Miss Emma K. Delaney, eecretary;
Mre. Oeoree R. Taylor, captain; Mrs.
■1am el McGuire. Miss Leonora Mc
Kelty. Mrs. Patrick J. White. Mrs.
Thoma* McDonough. Mre. Frank Car
’ Jon, Mies Irene C. Bowers. Miss Rose
LaGltse Sloone ,
Mrs. G. D McClellan, captain: Miss
Margaret Brady. Mrs. J. P. Hender
flon. Mrs. R. Katz, Mrs. A. Lowney,
Miss Mary Whelan. Mr* VI. E Par
sons. Mr. J A Miles. Miss Irene F.
Barber. Miss Dorothy L. McClellan.
Mrs. John F. Binnott. captain; Mrs.
Charlotte Byrne. Mrs. Mary St. Leger.
Mrs. Isabelle MoCanochie. Mrs Mar
garet O’Connell. Miss Mary Campbell,
* Miss Ellen Dougherty. Miss Ellen
' Walsh, Mrs. John Byrne. Miss Mary
Smith. Mrs John F Stnnott. 1r
* Mrs. N. K- Townsend, captain; Mrs.
C. E. Bond, Miss Alice Hooley. Miss
Rose Kennedy. Mrs. K. McEnhlll.
Mrs. Anthony McEnroe. Mrs. C. T.
Nevett, Mre. O’Laughlln, Mrs. Will
iams.
Miss Anastasia Demars. captain;
Mrs. Thomas J Dempsey Mrs. Peter
tsroe. Mrs. Edward J O'Brien, Miss
A. E. Sayre. Miss Jennie McLaughlin,
Miss Josephine Demars.
Mrs. Katherine Cummings BolMne.
•captain, East Orange, Miss Jane F. Cura
aoings, East Orange; Miss Agnes T. Cum
mings, East Orange: Mrs. Walter Da
vis, Mrs. Joseph C. Moore. Miss Cath
erine A. Cummings, Miss Mary Reil
ly, Mrs. Thomas F. Cummings.
Mrs. Margaret McClure, captain; ;
Mrs. Annie Klnlln. Mrs. Thomas
Ward, Mrs. Catherine McCue, Mre.
Annie Wright. Mrs. John A. Schrieb- j
er. Miss Anna Mulvey. Miss Elizabeth :
Ham Ion, Mrs. Ellen Brennan. Mrs. i
Frank J Ritter, all of Harrison.
Miss Helen A. McCormick, captain;
Miss Genevieve Rowe, Miss Lillian E.
Cavanagh. Miss Mary T. McFadden.
Mias Anna Ellis. East Orange; Miss
Catherine Murphy East Orange; Miss
Margaret M Gilney. Irvington; Miss
Mnrle Carrlok, Miss Gertrude E. Car
rick. Mrs Joseph N. Carleton.
Mrs. Edward F McDonald, captain:
Mrs M. J. Bruder. Miss Katharine
McDonald, Miss Frances McDonald,
Mrs. Thomas E. Johnson, all of Har
rison.
Mrs. Nicholas J. Tynau, captain;
Miss Mary Murray. Mrs James Rue
sell, Mrs Charles La Vecchia. Mrs
•Tames McGlynn, Mrs Percy Hamilton
Johnson. Mrs. W. Clifford Mias Pau- 1
line Zeltler. Miss Mary Nolan, Miss j
Mary Heltman.
Miss G. Adelaide Henegan. captain;
Miss Angela D. MacCahill, Elizabeth;
Miss Marie M. McCauley, Miss Helen
O’Connor, Miss T. Ellleen Berry. Mies 1
Elizabeth F. Dougherty, Miss Finvola I
R. Murray, Miss Regina E Dempsey,
I Mias Helen A. Taylor, Mies Helen 1
m. Davis.
Mrs. John L., Carroll, captain; Miss!
; Bnth Estelle Carroll, Miss Regina Byrne, 1
Miss Katherine Higgins, Miss Agnes Hlg- !
gens. Miss Josephine Glseh, .Miss Betty
Cone, Miss Beatrice Kilgort Miss Marie j
Virginia Kilgore, Miss May Sheehan, Mrs. I
Howard Gann.
Mrs. Edward J. Delaney, captain: Mrs.
Edward Wlntennute, Mrs. Frauds Sulli
van, Mrs. John P. Curtin, Mrs. Walter C.
Walsh. Miss Maude Delaney, Miss Es
telle Delaney, Miss May Hetman, Miss
Mary Healey. Miss Loretta Bryce.
Mm. Michael Carla col, captain. Mrs.
, Fannie Severe. Miss Mary Caprio, Miss
Katie Mlcone, Mrs. Marla Perroglno. Mrs.
Jennie Rughlo, Mrs. Marla A. Capaco,
Mrs. Lillie Giordano. Mrs. Anna Gichet
ti, Miss Martha Moachelia.
Miss Margaret A. Leonard, captain, Mrs. !
Elmer A. Day. Mrs. Frank A. Foley, Miss j
Mary C. Duffy, Miss Caethrine C. Con \
Borton, MUs Margaret A. Leonard, Miss
STRETCHING
A FEU POINTS IN
DENTISTRY
SOME dentists purposely stretch
out an operation in order to
stretch the fee. Such is not
my point.
1 STRETCH a point to make my
work the best
AND PAINLESS.
(STRETCH a point to make my
prices lower, and
(STRETCH out your payments
over a period of time to make it
EASY FOR YOU TO PAY.
Best 22k. Gold Crowns and 1
Bridge Work,
3.00, 4.00, 5.00
Fillings, 50c
Dr. White’s
Anchor Suction Teeth
Never slip. Never drop. '
Fit snug. Light r ftft
weight.O.UU
DR. WHITE, -
| Newark’s Painless Dentist
194 Market Street
OPP. NEWARK THEATRE
UPSTAIRS OVER CHILDS*
Opct BTenlafi (Jatll 8 o’clock
*«»*■;• 10 A. M. to 1 P. M.
I PHONE MW MARKET
V i - — ^
, Rose A. Mooney, Miss Agnes C. McDer
mlt. Miss Grace C. Reynolds, Miss Mary
C Monahan, Miss Prures 1. Dlener.
' Mrs. Rose T. Christensen, captain ; Mrs.
L. Hatpin, MrN. J. Kane. Mrs. H. Katz,
: Mrs. J. O’Mara, Mrs. C. Shields. Mlsa
! M Rielly, Miss C. Toye. Miss A. Blewltt.
Mrs. Thomas Oallaoher. captain; Miss
. S. A. Kearney, Mlsa T. A. Coburn, Miss
LilHe Barrett. Mrs. Peter Mnrray. Mlse
Mary Foi.Mrs. Katherine Crogan, Mrs.
Wlnnfred Donahue, Miss Catherine Dona
hue.
Mrs. Adam J. Berg, captain: Miss Mar
gin retta W. Flanagan, Mrs. Grace Kelly,
Miss Theresa Riordan. Miss Rose Bene
dict. Mias Marjorie Berg, Miss Mabel
j MoKeon, South Orunge: Miss Margaret
‘ Crowley, South Orange; Mrs. Gustave
BeNchiekt, Miss Katherine Tnnsey.
Mrs. John Hudson, captain: Mrs. Eliza
beth Austin Mrs. Rebecca Byron. MIbs
Mary Glynn. Mrs. Cecilia McCoy, Miss
I Nellie Comesky, Mrs. Mary Jordan, Mrs.
I Mary Andrews, Mrs. Annie Carragher,
Miss May Whalen, all of Belleville.
I Mrs. Francis J. Reynolds, captain: Mrs.
John P. Donley, Mrs. John Putman. Mrs.
William J. Huegel, Mrs. Michael A. Noll,
! Mrs. John F. Murphy, Mrs. Thomas J.
Hughes. Mrs. Joseph Maynard. Mrs.
Percy J. Chambers, MIbs Sarah Tansey,
,fM'»rv O^wd. Mrs. Mary Harth.
Miss Annie McDevltt, MIbs Anna L. Gar
tiMlR.
MIsh Grace McManus, captain;- Mrs. J.
J. Madden. Mrs. Louis Bowers, Mrs. T.
A. Blaney, Mrs. J. J. McGee. Mrs. M.
Treatease. Mrs. F. Mueller. Miss Helen
Guthrie. Mi*s Helen Tighe. Miss Cather
ine Tighe, Miss Clara DeWyngaert, Mrs.
J. Bosch.
Miss May Bessinger, captain: Miss
Anna Tangeman, MIr.m Mary Zchuder,
Mrs. Frank J. Bessinger. MIbs Elizabeth
Criqui. Miss Katherine Bornemnn, Miss
Matilda Harter, Mrs. Kl’znbeth Merz. Mrs.
Nicholas Hoffman, jr.. Miss Teresa Smith.
Mrs. Angelo R. Blanehi. captain: MIsh
Flolse Snulllnro Miss Lillie Cerrato, Mias
Clara Spinelli, Miss Margaret Casale, MIsh
Angelina Leonnrdls, Miss Angelina Mo
dlcn, Mrs. Adelina Ilsria. Miss Anna M.
Du«el. Miss Mamie Casale, Miss Tessle
Sonerchla.
Miss Marie C. Callaghan, captain : Miss i
Mary R Boyle, Mr*. Anthony A. Collins,
Miss Martha McFadden, Mre. A. J. I
Mitchell.
I ain*. ijouis n. t ornni, caj»u.iu; iuibu
! M Mnnlhan. Mrs. W. F. KBey. Mgs.
Francis De Mol tea, Mrs. Louis De Malteo,
Mrs. .Toro h Hansberry. M'ss Mcda Cas
person. Mrs. Charles Lounsberry.
Miss Margaret J. Ballard, captain: Mrs.
Frank Finlay, Mrs. M. A. Congleton. Mrs.
Charles Knsfang. Mrs. Thomas Harring
ton, Mrs. Eugene Mury, Irvington: Mrw.
Mary Van Cleeve, Mrs. William Cashlli.
Mrs. Joseph J. Mullln, captain: Mrs.
Barclay J. Quinn, Mrs. Bernard Brody,
Mrs. B. Green, Mrs. P. J. Gilroy. Miss
Katharine V. Donovan, Miss Catherine
A. Brady, Miss Florence A. Rcanlan, MIbs
Regina A. Slnnott. Miss Marie M. Mullln.
Miss Lucy M. Corbitt, captain; Miss
Agnes MeKeon, Miss Clara DeWyngant,
Miss Genevieve Turbett. Miss C. Kirch,
Mias Lizzie Gaffney, Mrs. Franklin Quinn.
Miss It. Berret'. captain: Miss Anna
Otto, Miss 'Elizabeth Stracke, Miss
Frances Noll, Mias Teresa Heinz.
Mrs. James Crawley, captain: Mrs. C.
W. Prichard, Mrs. J. Morris, Mrs. J. Me
N’teb, Mrs. C Smith, Mrs. T. Flemming,
Miss A. Flemming, MIkb A. Christie, Miss
L. Carney, Mrs. H. Harding.
Mrs. James R. Dowd, captain; Mrs. El
mer Velson, Mrs. Frank Tully, Mrs. Jo
seph Keefe, MImh Mabel Bauerfeld, Miss
Kathryn McNally, Miss Grace Ellis, Miss
Cecilia Walsh.
Mrs. John F. Reilly, captain; Mrs. F.
W. Mllbaur, Mrs. T. J. Tracey, Mtss Cath
erine Manchester, Miss Elizabeth O’Con
nor, Mias Regina V. Gurrlgan, Mias
Mury E. Nugent, Miss M. E. LaCIcerlo,
Miss Bessie Reilly, Mrs. John McDon. ld.
Miss Loretta A. Murray, captain; Mrs.
T. F. McManus, Miss Margaret Harring
ton, Mias Kathleen Harrington.
Miss Anna Toohey, captain; Miss K.
Genevieve Harris, Miss M. Loretta Bren
nan, Miss Jennie E. King, Arlington;
Miss Mary A. Keelen. Miss Mary M. Hors
fall, Mrs. Thomas McHugh, Ml»s Mary
G. Gately, Mrs. Catherine Golden.
W omen a Committee, Section 2.
Mrs. H. C. Cory, chairman; Miss Emily
O'Connor, t rretary.
Mrs. L. F. lbach, captain, Mrs. Agnes
K. Rrueckner, Miss Agnes j. G burner.
Miss Augusta C. Hepp, Mrs. Catherine
Weber, Mrs. M. Benamun, Mrs. A. P- 'i,
Mrs. Anna Cuslck, Mrs. George Trunk,
Mrs. Charles Eysold, Mrs. John B. Brui
ser.
Miss Alice Woodward, captain, Mrs
C. B. Denny, Mrs. Herbert Van Vliet,
Mrs. Albert Webb, Miss Olive Campbell,
Miss Nell Carmichael. Mrs. Edith Rrad
ner, Bloomfield; Mrs. C'. A. P.tterson,
Mrs. Alfred Blaeser, Mrs. G. P lack bourne.
Mrs. William H. Reilly, ca.itain: Mrs.
Thomas Ward, East Orange; Mrs. Minnie
Horu, Mrs. A. H. Houghton, East Or
ange; Miss Lillie Clawans, Mrs. Mary
Stable.
Miss Ella L. Delan.v, captain: Mrs.
Thomas Macklnson, Mrs. Charles M.
Mason, Mrs. Joseph B. O’Rourke, Mrs.
Felix Eberhardt. Mrs. J. Claude Gilbert.
Mrs. George A. CrotJy, East Newark; Miss
Mary L. Motzenbecker, Miss Lillian Mc
Carthy, Miss Mary C. Mooney.
Mrs. John II. Cooney, captain: Mrs.
Howard S. Hoffman. Mrs. J. J. English.
Mra. Thomas Burke. Miss Grace Herli
hey, Miss Alice Wahien, Miss Mary Finn.
Mrs. Edward Gilgar. Miss Rose Mur
ray, Mrs. Charles Katenkump, all of
Arlington.
Miss Jule M. Quinn, captain; MIns
Lucie O'Connor, Miss Anita A. Quinn,
Miss Nan Madden. Nutley; Miss Eliza
beth Lynn. Mb' > Marie TaaflV. Miss Adele
Beucke, Miss Mary E. Daly, Belleville;
Miss Margaret Herman, Miss Agnes Caf
frey.
Miss Clare C. Kessner, captain; Miss
Adelina f.. Murray, South Orange: Miss
Murie I' ' liidler, Miss Katherine R.
Lynch, Patricia A. Cowen, South
Orauge; Miss Helen E. Noll. Miss
Jane A. »'nmpbell, Miss Katherine I.
Shindler. Mi s Katherine M. Walsh, Mies
Margaret Lynch.
.Miss Margaret Malian, enptuin; Miss
Mary Mahan, Miss Catharine Duffy, Miss
Ellen Hickey. Miss Ellen N. Moore. Miss
Aiice G. Delaney. Miss Emma Regan, Miss
Josephine Harris.
Mrs. Victor B. Cooke, captain; Mrs.
Harry S. Cyphers. Miss Anna Kenny, Miss
Marie Reilly. Mrs. Harry Pike, Miss
Margaret Walsh, Miss Monica Harris,
Miss Helen MncLnren, Mrs. David Kulp,
Mrs. B. S. Strndley.
Mrs. David F. Mulcaliy, captain; Miss
Elizabeth Taylor, Miss Laura Daugherty,
Mrs. Herbert Greenwood, Mrs. Thomas
F Halpln. Miss Kathryn Hart. Mrs.
Chris Gisch, .Miss Columbia Ryan, Miss
Ethel Johnson, Mrs. Catherine Kellv.
Miss Katharine Rice, captain; Miss
Anna Caparn. Mrs. Joseph M. Branegan,
Mrs. A. A Mulligan, Miss Etta Mulli
gan. Miss Elizabeth Chambers, all of Har
rison ; Miss Rose A rpby, Miss Mnrv
Pringle, East Newark: Mrs. Matthew L.
O P»rlen, Ilss Elizabeth Rice, Harrison.
Miss Gertrude Lintott, captain: Mrs.
Joseph McDonough. Miss Nellie Quinn.
Mrs. Ralph lloyt, MIhh Madeline C. Lin
tott, Miss May O. Lintott. Ml«s Lucia
Towle. Miss Celeste Reynolds, Miss Marv
<\ Krudop. Miss M i.v MtGuire, Mrs. T.
F. Fagan. Miss Roberta C. Krudop.
Mrs. John A. Brex, captain; Mrs. R.
K. Holler. Mrs. C. A. Steines. Mrs. C.
Oborle. Mrs. a. L. Sctanepf. Mrs. F
I'oerster. Mrs. Frank Gahr. Mrs. Her
man Trciber Mrs. William Col line, Mrs.
Henry Hteine*
Mrs. P. J. ^’onnolly, captain, Kearny:
Miss Helen Roche, Arlington: Mrs. E.
Wynn, Mr James Collins, Mrs. John
Keenan. Mrs. Anna Nolan. Miss Martbu
Higgins, Mrs. Frank Hchroth. Miss Sadie
; Retd. Mrs Fred Hinctae, nil of Kearnv.
j Mrs. Emilia Ktaeble, captain: Mrs. Eva
I stander, Mrs. Mary Mueller. Mrs. Regina
Langemann. Mrs Anna Geiger, Mrs.
Louisa Schnaerle. Mrs. Margarette
Schaefer, Mrs. Mary Adams, Mrs. Dora
KMlmar. Mrs. Brigitta Weliler.
Mrs Charles Peter*, captain: Miss
Katharine Malley. Mrs F. J. Hanold. Mrs.
Margaret Donnelly. Mrs. John Manola.
Mrs James J. McAvtney. Mrs. F. Mah
| ler, Mr* E. J. Bunningan, Miss K Sul
llvan, Mr*. Kennedy, Miss Teresa Kelly,
all of Arlington
Mrs. H E. Wilson, captain; Mrs. M.
Wnelan Mra. N\ Walker. MrP. M Haw
kins, Mr*. J. Ryan. Mrs. Msrv O’Neil,
f °Jfnnon. Miss T. Glennon, Miss
M. Galvin, Miss Anna Burke, all of Belle
ville.
Miss Anna Bchraln. captain; Miss Helen
Relher. M a* Josephine Mever. Miss Marv
Nelster, Miss Martha Kchrnli. Mina Joae
pblne WHlderotter. Miss Ma-v Grimm.
Miss Gertrude Oelfcers Miss Rose Tlrames,
Miss Florence Meiater.
Miss Marv Corcotan. caotain: Mrs.
Charles Smith. M'ss Katherl* ^ Yaeear.
Mrs. John Headlv. Mrs John Moonev jr#>
Mrs. F ancee Wilson Reillv. Mrs. Thomas
McCabe. Mrs. Joseph Kennedv, Miss
Marv Conway, Miss Agnes Laid, all of
Kearny.
Mrs. R. P. Soaine, captain, Miss E.
Cousin*, Mrs. J. T. Burke. Mrs. W Otter,
Miss A. T. Scaine, M!»s T. K. Salmon,
Miss M. Monaghan, Mrs. J. Connolly,
Mre. H. R. Donnelly, Mrs. J. Unkel, all
of Belleville.
Mm. C. H. Kelly, captain; Mrs. W. R.
Plxiey, Mrs. G. I. Byron, Miss G. A.
Byron, Miss M. ID. Cullen, Miss ML A. B.
Eats Freely cBut
Has No Dyspepsia
A Little Pepsin in a Mila Lax
ative Promptly Lorrectea
a Baa lnaigestion.
Fortunate la the one who can cat
'anything' without suffering the
tortures of dyspepsia, but as few are
eo fortunate, care should be taken in
the matter of diet. Eating slowly,
masticating the food thoroughly and
taking a short walk after the heavy
meal of the day will do much to
wards asstsnng digestion Any
grown-up person ought to know the
pecu iar foods that do not agree, and
these should be avoided.
When these common-sense aids
fail the next thing to do is to take a
mild digestive tonic with laxative
properties, and there Is none better
than Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It
contains the greatest of all aids to
digestion, good pepsin. It has other
ingredients that act mildly on the
bowels, which together form a com
bination for the relief of dyspepsia
or indigestion that is unsurpassed.
Its action is to tone and strengthen
the s.omach and bowel muscles so
that they cun again do their work
natura'ly without outside aid. and
when that happy moment comes nil
medicine can be dispensed with. It
's the best remedy obtainable for any
disorder of the stom#h, liver and
bowels, for dyspepsia, constipation
biliousness, headaches, drowsiness
efter est'ng, gas on the stomach, etc
Thousands of users will testify to
this, among them Mr. J. W. Goucher.
Nt'tes. Tdaho. who for several years
had all the worst symptoms of
chronic dyspepsia Since taking Dr.
Jt W. C.OL’CHER
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin these have
all gone, and although Mr. Goucher
aays he Is 64, he does not look more
than 40.
Syrup Pepsin is sure In Its results,
and a vast improvement over chew
ing or swallowing tablets and mints,
or taking < thartlcs, salts, etc., all of
which are harsh and nauseous and at
best do but temporary good. You
can obtain Syrup Pepsin at any drug
store for fifty cents or one dollar a
bottle. Results are always guaran
teed or money will be refunded.
Families wishing to try a free sam
ple bottle can obtain It postpaid bv
addressing Dr. W B. Caldwell. 419
Washington street. Montlcello. 111. A
postal card with your name and ad
dress on It will do.
Ward, Mrs. Edward Dnnneliv. Mrs.
James Neary, Mrs. F. J. Lee, Miss Adel
Smith, all of Belleville.
Mrs. Jane E. Dougherty, captain; Mra
Richard Thorpe. Mrs. Peter Curran. Mra.
Frank MoTague. Mrs. William O'Hay.
Mra. Jo' n F'tzpatrlck, Mr3. James Bren
nan, MHs Anna Mulvihill, Mlsa Elizabeth
Early. Mrs. T. J. Donohue, Mlsa Rose
Jackson.
Mrs Daniel J. Galilean, caotaln; Mrs.
J. Albert Mellck. Mrs. A Sidney Bu’mer
Miss Rose McDonald Mrs. H. Fra kiln
Irwin. Mrs. John Ward. Mrs. Fred Crooks.
Mrs. ('. F. Messner. Mrs. John E. Gib
bons M'ss Elizabeth McKenna
Miss Nan Malone, captain: Miss Ka'h
ryn M. Hiordan Mrs Harry Williams.
V'lss Helen C. McCarthy Miss Mar~aret
McGovern. Miss Mirths MWPirvey. Mrs.
Samuel M. Whitehead. Miss Frances Kav
ser Miss Helen Malone. MrB. Edward
Re'd. all of Harrison.
Mrs. Peter B. Fo*. caotaln: Mrs A Mi
lam J. Connollv. Mias Mary Klebold. Miss
Alma Bench. Mrs. Albert S. Harden, Miss
C’nra Corv. Miss Edith Christensen Ar
lington: Miss Amy Davies. Arlington;
Mrs. John Anthony McDonagb, Miss Elsie
A. Klebold.
Mrs. William H. Gaston, captain: Mrs.
Mary Wanamaker. Mrs. F. Broodel, Mrs.
P. Carr, Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mrs. N.
Pallant, Yltss Brown.
Citlxens* Committer
Joseph J. MulUn, chairman.
Andrew J. Brady, captain; Andrew
J Brady.jr., Patrick J. Keating; Pat
rick J. Brogan, David D. Chandler,
William H. Young, Elbert S. Ball,
John Dwyer, Thomas J. Owens, Mar
tin Kilkenny. Thomas W. Kilkenny.
John Scanlan. captain; Charles A. j
McMurray, Jaraes Browne, John T.
Holland, Jr., John T. Brady. £hlllp
L. Herron, Frank H. Thompson.
George D. McCormick, captain; W.
Grover Coe. Edwin N. Pritchard. An
drew S McDonough, South Orange;
Edgar Bergen, Joseph J. Quinn, W. J.
Taaffe, E. Allen Bush, Charles J.
Crowley, South Orange.
Joseph L Mullin, captain; James T.
Mooney. Hugh J. Mulligan, Thomas
\V. McNally. A. J. Porskievies. Rev.
J. M. RobinsoYi, Hilton; G rge
Kroechel, Ernest Gehardt, Fred H.
Hlgby. John B Keenan.
A Harry Hoppon, captain* Elmer
A. Day. Richard J. Franz, John H.
Sullivan, William F. Meehan. Edward
H. Smith. Clement Morri Edwin
Betts. William B. McGlem East
Newark; Edmund S. Hlne, Michael B.
Harris. Val. R. Dyer. Frank P. Ford, :
Archibald S. Cobb, Joseph A. Barber,
Edward J Moffett, Russell Rose,
Belleville; Cornelius W. Smith. Harry
E. Morgan. Irvington; Martin J. Griffin,
William Dougherty, John Flannery, ill
lam T. Adams, J nine E. Murdock, Frank
E. Cregar, Louis B. Fraase. East Or
ange; Thomas McGrath, Thomas J. |
Kenny.
Thomas F. Pryor, Jr., captain. South
Orange; J. J. O’Connor, jr., T. ,T. George,
William H. Reilly, Peter A. Cody, James
T. Fagan, Jr., Frank M. McGuire, Robert
L. Pryor, South Orange; W. J. Loughlin,
EaBt Orange; John J. Bracken.
T. F. Foyle, cantain: J. U. Woodruff.
Thomas J. Boyle. Charles W. Lent, Wil
liam Diamond. Otto B. Scbaulk, Edward
Boers. Patrick White.
Felix A. LunDey, captain; John MoNel- '
len. John J. Waters. Daniel J. McNa
mara, Timothy F. Kinney, Frank J. Sum
mers. Jonn J. Han’on, James T. Owens,
Josenh A Quinn. Matthew H. Thornton. ,
Thomas F. O'Conner, captain; John F.
Gibson, Lawrence J. Itlordan Ernest
Biegner, Max Jacobs. Michael Bull!*an,
Anthony Bulkiewlcz John Brill, John A
ins. Joseph Von Tlsh, John J. Delaney, |
all of Harrison.
Owen P. Mahon, captain; Thomas J. i
w«*eenev. MTTael Herman T.» tho’em* >
Kinneully, Belleville: Joseph R. Murphy,,
William J. Foley, Robert P. B. Tulte,
James F. Flanagan, Joseph A. Burns,
Joseph L. Halplu.
Edward J Rice, capt-’n; Peter J.
Goodman. William Taft. Charles F. John
son. Joseph Lynch. Benjamin Ponner.
Frank Bronhy. John Wade, WIMlam f'arn
nion. Laurence Fasran, all of Harrison.
John J. O'Rourke. ea*ta'n: Ja *es M.
TJerron. Josenh J. Smith. Tlmma.s Lvnoli,
Tose»*h J. Lawrence. Michael J Lucidv.
,4enry E. English. Thomas Forden.
Thomas l\ Hayes, Patrick J. Ganley.
James F. Collins, captain; Cornelius
O’Connor. John Connelly. John F. Gaul,
John Loftus, William F. Dolan. Chris
topher A. Smith. Janies A. Griffin. Her
bert J. Daniels, Robert F. Fairchild.
William H. McEnhill, captain : John J.
Madden, Joseph J. Tully, William A.
Sherlden, John W. Kelly, John Ring,
Joseph E. A. McTague, Jaraes Durning,
R. II. Franey, Robert J. Fulrchlld, Pat
rick Crane.
W'Uiiara J. Eflnger, captain; Harry
Dryer, Joseph F. Ednger, James W. ICha
lof, Mathew ,T. Brady, Peter A. Schall,
Villiam P. Mitchell.
•Tames J. McLaughlin, captain; Frank J.
Crawford. Cornelius J. Murphy, John V.
Murphy, William A. O’Brien. James V.
'Isvul e. Henry A. McGoldriek, James N.
Vaughan
Moses Reich man. captain: James J.
FltzsMnmouM, Benjamin E. ChaMn.
Thomas Rudden, James L. Coghlan. Wili
am J. Facen, Thomas Blanev. Henry
Schmidt. John Dalto'i James 0‘Hancrau.
Joshua Brlerley, captain; Charles Estun,
Pe:cy Felex. Joseph Jacobsen. Frank Van
Nortwick, Jacob Dinar W. II Jamil.
James <». Brlerley. Martin J. Connolly,
John Ball. Richard Yuill.
James J. McManus, captain; Richard F.
Powell, Martin Hanll.v, Henry B. Car
i-g'-'her. Joseph G. McGuire. Antbonv Am
brose. James D. Maliar, John J. Donohue,
John J. Murphy. Arthur Murrav.
George W. Caparn. captain: Josenh R.
R'ordan. John J. O’Connor. Frank Patter
son. Thomas J. Butler. P. J. Condon. Jo n
T. Malone, George C. Young, all of Harri
son: John Berns city.
Charles W. Littlefield, caotaln: John F.
O’Brien, Julius G. Rath, Edward Gaul.
B. M. Shanley, jr., captain; John L.
Carroll, Jaraes Taaffe, Joseph M. Byrne,
Robert L. Ross.
James F. Caffrey, captain, Edward J.
O’Brien, P. C. O’Brien, C. A. O'Rourke,
John F. Flnegan, James F. Hyland,
James Leonard.
Charles B. Mulvlbill, captain; James
Lundy, Thomas P. Sheerin, James J.
Reilly, James J. Mulvihill, jr., James
Reynolds, Jr., Fred H. Heitman, sr.,
Stephen J. Fogarty. James McDermott,
Frank Dougherty.
Patrick J. Gilroy, captain; August
Koeberleln, Charles J. Guenther, Joseph
A. Moran, Cornelius Smith, Charles
Krleger and James A. Hill.
Young Business Men’s Committee.
J. H. Henegan, Jr., chairman; John C.
Howe, captain: Thoma* Foley John W.
(iaven, J. Wiliam Huegel. F ank La*ay.
Thomas J. McGeeban, H/ Dante Voll
weller, Edward J. Ward. Maurice H.
Welsh, J. Newton Sutherland.
William Bekle, rapta n; A. W. Jacobi, J.
Oberle. J. Seeloraan. F. Ma er, C. Mager.
P. Grimm, J. Na !», G. Hchlrmer.
John G. Scbwelkbardt. captain; Henry
It. Lake. Joseph A. O’Brien. Charles
■Helmsetter. Benjamin Sellsraan, G. Jo
seph Durnlng, Joseph Allgayer. Ed
ward A. Brennan. Eugene Doser, John
Descb. Jr.
Will'am Wohlgemuth, captain; Jack
Hill, Harry Conover, Arthur E. Conover.
Irvtugtou; Joseph McDonald. Bemad
McManus, Walter Dale, Joseph Duffy,
I Michael J. Quigley, Edward Donovan,
.7ao»- Winters.
i Andrew C. Murray.. Jr., ea^ta'n: J. J
McAndrews. Otto C Bottz, William R.
.Shell?;. John .T Walsh John F. Demnsey.
Stephen S. Flarity J. Harry Hennigan.
John. W. McGrath. Thomas F. Rowe.
John E. Durr, captain: Jo**,,»h F Mc
Crudden, James T. Rogers Arthur Ringel.
Adam Eterv. jr., Andrew Dempsey. Jo
seph G. Moss. Jnmes P. Casey, Charley
Hone. Joseph F. Reilly.
Joseph V. T,uno. captain; WlM'atn J.
Axt, .T. Frank Lupo. John F. Bulgrelr..
John F. Murray, jr. Frederick Flammcr,
Patrick O’Connor. J. 8. Gurkln Frank
Walsh. Harry Murray. James S Piwtt.
Thomas J. Tully, captain; Raymond V.
Ryan. Thomas Fitzpatrick, Kca-nv; He
bert L. Peters. Lawrence A. Smith, Ml
ehael L. Redly. Leouard E. Stanton. Karl
A. Gerstl. William L. Higgins. James Wil
ford McGee.
Frank .T. Ritger. captain: Peter F Rit
ger, William A. Ritger Sebastian A Rit
rer. Otto B. R't'rer. Frederick C. Ritger. |
Paul A. Ritger. John D. Ritger, Albert F
Ritger. Edward F. Ritger.
Albert J. McGuire, ca 'lain: William P
Macksey. Frank Hartley, Kearny; George
A. Dunning. Melville J. Quinn, Arlington:
Dr. Raymond J. Mullin, Theo. S. Miller.
Jr., Short Hills; Dr. Walton Graft, John1
J. Reilly, William E. Qui*'n.
John Di Blase, cantain; .'.lercel’o Piet- ;
rangolo. Luigi Sea* atlccl. Antonio Leone.
Angelo Nardacehione. Tommaso Giordano.
Gerardo Sradola Fellegrino PePeccliia.
Lu'gi Spador. Petrosino P'isco, Belleville |
Andrew J. Brueckner, ca tain; Will'am
C. Krueger, William G. Trautwe'n. Adam !
Poh. Edward Reibold. jr.. William Hann,
Tbomau Flavell. Anthony G. Kroehl, John j
M I^ederer. Frank Clark.
John H. Reger, jr., captain: N. J. Bark- i
horn. W Broom. Edward '• be er. i
Edward J. Reibold. II. Edward Frl‘«che, i
Hugh F. Gllligan, jr.. Ilarry Boyle, Harry
G. McManus, Ambrose McManus.
M.chael A. Castellano capta'n; Rav
mond T>el Tufo. Vincent Stlo, Nlco’a Ca
rungelo. Joseph Bufano, Josenh Julian.
Josenh Grant, Joseph C. Santillo Mic’a?l •
Mottino. Peter Pallltto, I) A. Valentino
Amato Rosaml] a eapta n; Fra ik M.
Aduhato. Dan'el Riggiero, Wlllla n Laz- i
zarino, Virgin ius D. Mattla. Joseph A
Hal mo, Angelo M. Mattla. Peter Lom
bard', Anthony Del Tufo.
Thomas C Ilerlihey. cantain: I'aM-’.
Maher, William Feleery, Justin McAghon. |
'l homo;; J. Kelly, John Glocbess.v, Frank
V. Smith, Michael Nagle, John J. Clark,
Patrick H. Shields, John J. English Ed
ward W. Gil gar. Denn’s T. Herllhey.
Thomas J. Reilly, all of Arlington.
Joseph M. Byrne, jr., cantain; Robert L. f
Sav.Mle West Orange; Bernrad J»ii\, ‘
Slio-* Hills: Harry l\ Kane, J. Paul Voll
rner, East Orange; Albert W. Newsche
Icr. Andrew G. Kresa Irvington: John F. ,
Kell (’arl F. Walter. Henry Cecil Merr\.
Ernest F. Hornig. captain; William J.
Hornig, Edward A. Daniel, Patrick
O’Hara.
Oreste C(.ato. captain; Grabiele Ma
tontl, James Cervoue. James Di l abio.
Frank De Teo Nicola Di Fablo F R.
Marzulll, Labnn Montefusco, Luigi Aval
lone. Pietro Di Maio.
William V. Rafferty <aptain; Henry R
Dolan. Charles F. McKlnnev. F edeHck
W. W derotter. Howa d Sherwood. Will
iam Andrew- Smith F. Otto I,.nke. J
Lyndon Kane, H. Edward Wolf, Joseph
E. Con’on.
H. J. Julnn, jr.. captain; E. H. W. Mrs
"■ell. Thomas A. Kane. James A Gil] !
Hobcrt O’Got n, Thomas A. Conuifl. 1
Thomas F. Crowley. Jr.. Smith Orange; ,
Herbert Vanderhoof. J. F. Snlllane. Em- I
mett Slattery.
Frederick J. Hlnohc, captaiu; Edward j
J. Gaffney, Geo rye A. Mngeean. Patrick ■
Dwyer, Harry Heimrlcli, John Quinn. J
l'rank Scbroth, John Price. Thomas Gil- I
more, P trick J. Hughe all of Kearny.
Leo A. Beilly, captain; Leo A. Fox,
John B. Reilly, llarr.v Wilson. Charles
H. Buckmaler, Michael J. Tansey.
Joseph A. Wurd, captain; Thomas A.1
Gorman, Edwin Hull, Michael F, Judge, i
W Uliana A. Sullivan, Emmett Curtin,
James It. Caffre.v. John Cnffrey, Jr Ed
win A. Cole, Thomas A. Curfrev
William T. Duffy, captain ; ' Harrv F.
Towle. Edward B. McGlynn, William Me
Nish. Francis J. Barrett, Francis A. Ber
mlngham. William F. Loamy, Thomas H 1
Elsum. Edward J. Costello, William H.
H. vlnnd.
C. A. McGlennon, captain; Tl.omns J.
t i.rey, James t oogan, Terrene ' H. O'Don- i
nell, Augustus L. Feeley, Thomas F Ner- !
llle, John McGlne, Frederick Devine I
George Kuiskeru. James Lyman, all of
East Netv..rk.
Joseph L. Nolau, cantain; James Han
nllan, Leo Kinney, J. M. Lynch. John
< onu, William Gilroy, p. m. Brady
Frank Gleuaon, Charles Kl mev, David
Fltterer.
Joseph A. Klrrher, captain; William F.
Bagnu, l rauk J. hlyim, Harry Callahan, 1
LhnrleH O Connor, John Wag nor, James
A. King, Stephen J. Zimmer, Philip Hal
ton. James Lnndy, Joseph 1\ Guthri#*.
James L. MoEvoy. enptnin ; Frank J.
Lyman, Thomas N. Kano, John E. Jovce,
I, '?nie! 'V Reilly. Vincent McManus,
I homas Lynch, Edward A. Behan, Jo
seph RItt, Leo McSulla.
James F. Prcudergnst, captain: Thomas
L Jordan tleorge W. Smith, John T.
McClure, Thomas F. Christie, Augustus
I . Effeuberger. Frederick c. Clifton,
Th°ma n.J' Jlneim, i hrlstopher A.
Niilett, Thomas J. Monaghan, all of Har
rison.
Philip E. Ileer.v, captain; George J.
Coburn, Edward .1. Quigley, Peter Cur
ran, Frank Markinson,
Jeremiah .1. McMahon, cup tain; Joseph
A. McMahon, Stephen A. McMahon.
1 homas J. McMahon, James J. McMahon,
Joseph N. Maynard, Julius P. Benedict,
Joseph h. Noll, Dennis J. Cotter, Walter
Murray.
8. J. Connolly captuin: Michael G.
Manning, John Braiuey, Mark J. Con
nelly, Ambrose Ball. Dan Cole, Irving
ton; A. WaHb, John F. Duffy W I’
Berry, Herbert Cronley.
Mayor Haussling Will
lake a Short Vacation
Mayor Haussling will go on a short
vacation Wednesday. He will be ac
companied by Mrs, Haussling. The
mayor will spend the larger part of
his time while away In New Or
leans.
Patrick O'Brien, president of the
Common Council, will act as chief
magistrate. The mayor makes it a
practise to go south in the winter.
This year he will be the guest of
Mayor Martin Behrman, of New Or
leans.
Alethian Guild Elects
Officers and Entertains
A meeting or the Alethian Guild
was held at the Jewish Sisterhood
building yebterday. The following of
ficers were elected: President, Miss
Ida Slnar; vice-president, Miss Sadie
Gordon; secretary, Miss Minnie Siro
ta; treasurer. Miss Mildred Kllenberg
There was also a literary program
and refreshments were eervei.
Beginning Today
Nobby Tread Tires
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United States Tire Company
Third Annual Minstrel
of the James S. Mullin
Ass’n to Be Big Event
The Janies S. Mul'in Association will
hold Its third annual minstrel show
.n Henaler’s Auditorium on Monday
night, February 2S. The pertorm
ace Will be followed by a cabaret show
and dancing. The minstrel troupe
will be composed of more than fifty
persons. They have bean rehearsing
for the last three weeks under the
direction of Harry C. Henlnger.
The Interlocutor will be John J.
Berry and the end men George La r,
Edward Powers, Joseph Hanlon and
William Berry. The solo sts will be
Joseph L. Mullin, Thomas Uott and
Thomas Fitten. Nelson Cook, form r
ly of the HI Henry minstrel troupe,
and Harry Bishop, of Orange, will
also render solos. Other features will
include dancing specialties by James
McKeover and Irish stories by John
P. Callaghan, the well-known humor
11st.
The association was organized three
1 ysars ago by a group of young men
of musical attainments in the Iron
bound d.strictA The officers are as,
follows: President. William Scanlon; I
vice-president, Patrick Reilly; re-!
cording secretary, Harry Heninger;
financial secretary, Walter Carsey;
treasurer. Jam's L M^llin; sergeant
at-arms, George Smith.
Will Ask Wilson to Veto
Burnett Immigration Bill
The Independent Order of King
Solomon, of New Jersey, last night
I empowered Grand Master Michael
Leveen, former alderman and former
assemblyman, to'appoint a commit
tee of five to wait upon President
Wilson and request that he veto the
immigration bill, now pending In Con
gress. If It Is passed.
Mr. Leveen was elected unanimously
to serve a third term as grand mas
I ter, and a committee of five was ap
j pointed to present Mr. Leveen and
the councilor. Sol Cohen, with gifts
from the order. Reports of officers
1 showed the order to be in a flourish
ing condition. «
Krueger Association Will
Give Card Party and Dance
Whist, pinochle and bean bag will
be played at the card party and dance
to be given by the Gottfried Krueger
Association at Its clubhouse on Bel
mont avenue next Wednesday night.
Prizes will be given to the leaders.
Frank R. Kelly Is chairman of the
committee In charge and Adolph
Zeltler Is secretary.
$600 Damage Is Done in
Early Morning Fires
Two early morning fires today
caused, damage amounting to nearly
$600. The grocery store of Samuel
Siegel, OX South Fourteenth street,
was fired when employees Ignited the
woodwork In the cellar while thawing
out pipes. The damage was $26.
A defective flue In the home of
Jacob Schaeffer, 14 Elmwood avenue.
Ignited the dining-room and damage
to the extent of $600 wax caused.
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Clinton Hill Association
to Hear Lincoln Address
tlon are promised an Interesting pro
gram at the meeting tonight of the
Clinton Hill Improvement Associa
tion In Berkeley Hall. There will be
an- address on the life of Abraham
Lincoln, and preparations for the an
nual dinner of the association are now
under way. The dinner will be held in
Krueger Auditorium February 24.
Physical Educator Lauds
Newark’s Recreation Centres
Carl L. Schrader, who visited sever
recreation centres In this city on Sate
urday, spoke very favorably of New -
ark's playgrounds and public bath;-.
He is dean of Dr. Dudley Sargent';
Normal School of Physical Education
at Cambridge. Mass. The Cambridfo
man was particularly impressed by
the layout and management of the
Belleville avenue playgrounds