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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
CUPID CAPTURES
MAPLEW0OD GIRL
OF ONLY SIXTEEN
Romance Of School Days Gull
inmates il Marriage to
Yoatii OF Mleteen.

Announcement was made today by
Mrs. Dexter Clark, of Jerome n
Maple avenues, Maplewood, of the mar
riage of her daughter. Miss Lulu Clark,
16 years old, to Morris Roberts, jr., 10.
son of Mr.. and Mrs.5Roberts, ST., Of
M~aplewood, and thereby hangs the tale
Of u school days romance.
The Wedding took place September
20, the Rev. Wallace b. Flemming, pas
Tor of the Morrow Memorial Methodist
Church, Mapiewood, officiating.
Since her marriage to young Roberts,
Miss Clark has not attended theS South
Orange High S%enool, and until today
her classmates we're not .aware that she
had been welded. Whether or not the
parents CO til ms eourlc knew they
were going to marry Is nor known.
They refused 70 .ive out any informa-
ton TO a reror.ef today.
Young Mr.. ana Mrs. Roberts are hv-
ing with tile hlds's parents.
The couple went to the Maplewona
Public Schooi together. when mere
tots. and afterwards attended tho
South Orange High School, walking to
ard from school together.
Young Roberts is in business in h
city.
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SMITH SCORES
OVER FOES, BUT
they SAY WAIT!
Freeman Faction Promises In.
teresting Developments in
Kearny G. @. P. Committee.
MYSTERY ABOUT MEETING.
PRESIDENT SMITH FOUGHT
"Rebels" Hint That Thcrc'Il Be
Hot Time at Session
Tonight.

The meeting, or caucus. or assem-
b!age of certain members OF tire Town
Republican Committee of Kearny, held
IN Quiacy Hall. Arlington, last night is
shrouded IN mystery. Those present
refuse to give out any Information as
to what TRANSFERRED.
That there Is a fight on between the
tel iods gathering was a IL alton Of
the wishes of Samuel w. Smith. presi-
dent of the committee.
At the primaries Freebooter Geo-ga
r. Wilson,. since deceased, and John
w. Roche were nominated In kearny
for fire. holders. Wilsoa ran away
ahead. About a week & Freahoidcr
wilson was killed on the trolley tracks.
Among those who reentered the race
after having once been heaten we're
Edward Sergeant and Henry Will
loughby, jr. After much persuasion
John Wilson, the dead ~fresholder S
lrother. agreed to run. The under
standing is that IL elected he will turn
over the salary of the Office TO his
tro' her's widow. Kearny citizens in
general favored the proposition.
smith SpofIs Plans.
Last night the mead OF me commit
les was III the vicinity of quincy Hal
and requested members to absent them
selves from the me Ing. His effor :
were successful and the rebels were
not able. SO It il said, TO get a quorum
hose who are sad 10 have been 1,
attendance r James Freeman, Is
Felix jacobson, Michael O'Halloraa,
William Hagberg. Edward Sergeant
and Charles Aulcrliller, OF kearny, and
John Logan, OF East Newark.
An EVENING STAR reporter tried
to learn from James Freeman and his
friends what had TRANSFERRED. but nun
was the word. Sergeant said It wax
only a caucus. WYATT for the big meet,
Ing tonight, then you'll get all" h,
said. Yes. walt until tonight" re.
peated his followers.
sonn-thipy VIII Happen Tonight.
President Smith said today that he
! Expected a full meeting at tho Towr
Hall tonight, and there will probabi,
be something doing"
The consensus OF opinion Is that VIII.
son will get the nomination.
II was rumored in political. circles to.
day that Sergeant intends at tonight's
meeting 10 throw over his votes tc
Wi,lcughby.
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CURIOUS TO SEE
WHAT HORSE WAS
MADE OF; MAY DIE
1--WE Year-Old Johnny Davis, Of
Ellington, Is Badly
Trampled.
BYSTANDER DRAGS CHILD
FROM ANIMALS HOOFS
Is at Home in a Critical Con-
elton, but Has Chance
to Recover.

de Johnny Davis, Q years hld, of
81 Windsor street. Arlington, is suffer
ing untold agonies today, the result Of
ENG walked on by a horse yesterday.
Jni my was playing in front OF his
la1,o whan a drivor for s. Scheuer &
Co, a. los Harrison avenue, Harrison,
pulled IS rig 10 In front of the houSe
tocs . box Of groceries inside.
Little Johnny became Interested In
the hors 20 much so that he Yalled
underneath a1d proceeded to fn1 out
what The animal was made OF. The
horse bacame uneasy and jumped for
ward, kDocting the little fellow down
and staIding on him. The lad let a yell
on. o. him that attracted the attention
Of i h~.'stander, who hurried to where
the Child ,ay and got him from beneath
t.le horses feel.
The child vas carried inside ard Or.
". r. Rie1IS, of Kearny avenu aJd
Berlin street. Arlington, was called.
lie found that the little fellow was
ably injured about the hips and ston-
ach. It VAS reported today that
Johnny was in u very serious condition,
but, unless ir1a mmation sets in, he may
cover. .... 8a
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no has been acting recorder for =
long period, was appointed to I'LL Mr..
Forts unexplred term. rs assu me
his new duties today.
Mr.. Fort established q reputation
while on the bench for his severe treat
ment of prisoners found guilty of dis
orderly conduct, using p~rofane language
in public places. habitual drunkenness
and assault and oattery. He sent many
TO prison for long terms for ~offensc
Of this sort. but got many out OF Jail
when hey proved their willingness to
DO right IN the future.
In nis letter. of resignation, Mr.. Fort
recommended that the next recorder We
Eiyen clerical assistance, owing 10 the
,.sat arnount of work Involved. or that
his salary be practically doubled. Mr..
Fort said thar he had found the police
department working vel. and that 1t
was Intelligent y directed. Councilman
Grover, when the resignation vas pre-.
scented at the special meeting OF the
Council. recommended that no srcce ssor
be appointed at the present time. as the
city at large rad not known that Mr..
Fort was 10 resign. As MIR. Mott wiz
only servo for two months however, It
was decided to max the appoint lnert.
Mi. Mott may be named Inc regular re-
cotder next year.
Recorder Mott r'as born at II South
Arlington avenue. East Orange, on Oc-
tober 10, 1873. and Is the son. Of Francis
Moth. who served In tho Council four
years. being elected the day OF the
blizzard in 1883. lie was educated In
private schools aud the old Ashland
School. lie prepared for Union College
under "a E~,rivate tutor and rtud.ed law
in the Office Of former City Counsel
Phflfmoa Woodruff. He was admitted
to the bar in 1901. and opened ar Office
AZ i42 Market street, Newark. where he
has since been located. Recorder Mott
has madu q good record valile acting on
the Lench.
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kEARNY CLANS
TO HAVE A BIG
TINE IN NEWARK
~ ~
Scotchmen Plan Big Enterta.ii-
ment and Dance In New
Auditorium.
d -
SEVERAL CELEBRATED
ARTISTS WILL APPEAR
Bagpipe Will Bear al Important
Part in the Musical
Proceedings.

Come hse = guild NIGHT wi U.S." say
the memhoxs OF Clan Campbell No. L..
Order Of Scottish Clans, of Kearny. III
speaking Of a grand Scotch entertain
fnents aad dance that is to be held ~
the Sew Auditorium. in Orange street.
Tewark. Friday night, November 6.
The affair. which will in all probabil-
ity be a very move one, is in the hands
G a competent committee of arrange.
1.lonts that promises TO give the Scotch
element Of Newark and the surround
ing towns a real old-fashioned Scotch
treat. y
Some of the greatest Scotch artists
will appear, on this occasion, amons
them Stuart Moneur, a brilliant tenor,
who has had the honor of singing
three times by royal command before
the King n Queen of England ano
the British court. Miss Jean Stuart,
famous Scottish soprano, will make her
first appearance in Newark in her GrSt
our of the United States.
Others who will take part are M
Helen Fisher, a violiniste, who scored Il
hit when she recently toured Europe,
Miss Flora Handle, contralto, and
Clarence Reynolds, pianist; the cele-
brated Crawford family of dancers and
pipers will also be there. Major Hun
ter, of New York, pipe artist. and n
member of the New York Pipe Band,
will be present.
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BOON, ACCUSED OF
ATTACKING UNION
MAN, DISCHARGED
Recorder Mott, Of East Orange,
Dismisses Complaint, but Fur.
ther Charge Will Follow.

Menidert Boon, the Passalc builder,
who has been charged with assaulting
Albert Pollack. q union picket, in Cen
trail avenue, East Orange, where Boon
is building several houses with non
union help. was discharged by Recorder
Mott in the East Orange police court
today. He was represented by William
A. Lord. while Alexander Maxwell was
counsel for Pollaols. As the prosecution
was unable TO prove that Boon was
either drunk or sober. the complaint
stating that he was sober. Recorder
Mott dismissed the complaint, loon
was then charged with assault and bat
terry and will be tried later.
Pollack has had many differences
with the Boons while picketing the Job.
and had Boon's son arrested on a SINH
lar charge recently. A large number Of
union men we're IN court today to hear
the case.
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CHILD PLAYING
At BONFIRE MAY
DIE OF BURNS
II Little Ir~vington Girl Lives 1t
Will Be Due to W0man's
Prompt Action.
FLAMES EXTINGUISHED
WITH PIECE OF CARPET
Mrs. Norwood Smiths Quick
Work May Make Rec0v-
cry Possible.

Estelle Van Nest. 5-year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Nest,
Of 81 Brookside avenue. Irvington, was
burned so badly while playing about
a fire that it is feared she cannot sur
vive. Should the chii1's lie he saveJ
It is believed that 1t will lie due 10 the
prompt action of Mrs. Norwood Smith,
of rs Brookside avenue. who hastily
wrapped a piece Of carpet about he:
body and extinguisl1ed the liam g.
The little girl vas playing with four
companions about a bonfire of leaves
and papers in a vacant lot. Hsr a.
year-old brother. Charles Van Nest,
had left the fire. believing there was
no danger, as the mass IA merely
srlouldering. Eddie Glaster. Allie Mich
0els, Edna and Frances Cook were the
other small children 1T play, and a.
though they were close 70 TIE fire non
happened to have TIE biaze reach their
clothing except little Estella. She
screamed and started to fun.
Mrs. Smith heard her cries n soon
reached her. The child vas taken to
the home of her parents and DR.. Ira
NJ. Bruce called. After asking her
mother II she was going to die she
lapsed into Inconsistencies, and has
been SO eve since, although some
hopes are entertained for recovery.
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POURING IN
FOR POPULARITY
OF COUNC|LNlN
Ill Harrison Has Its Eyes OF.
THE EVENING STARS Con-
sest for Popularity.

Who is going to get the prize for
being he most popular alderman In
Harrison, in THE EVENING STARS
contest? This is a question that Is
heard in West Hudson taily from nun-
bers of people. Everybody IS Interested
in the e%on.cs-, and all are taking a
hand in II.
Today seventy-two votes We're sent In
to be credited TO, Councilman Daily from
a number of his friends. who say that
more will be forthcoming later. Five
votes were received to be added to
Councilman Henry's total.
an EVENING STAR pew-sboy was
standing at Harrison avenue and
Fourth street. Harrison. last night with
an arn,ful Of EVENING STARS A
~ell-dressed man approached him and
saiG: Say, Johnny, who Is going to
.s94 that watch In the alderrnanic con
test? The little fellow stood .stu for
4 mo.ncnt and then in q philosophical
man :. answered. III don't know. Who
do yea want TO see get the prizr? If
you hive e friend In the contest III.
sell .'oA all the STARS you want, and
each orc contains q baliot." The man
put has hand DOWN into his pocket and
look on. enough money 70 buy the boy
out. He handed it to the saangster and
took the papers, and the little fellow
bought another ~arrnful, which he easily
disposed Of to his regular customers.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13
LOSES A COAT AT
SHERMAN MEETING.
Frederick Lindsey, of East Or
.anre. Thief's Victim,

Frederick o. Lindsey, a prominent
East Orange Republican. who was q
candidate for freeholder at the pri-
maries, is finding political work an ex-
yensive rasiime. Last night the Third
warder was an active usher Mt the Sller-
man meeting in the Women's Cab, and
while he was politely bowling the
in the audience to places WHORE
they could hear the vlce-presideat'al
nominee q thief marched of with hls
o~vercoat. containing business papers
and gloves. Mr.. Lindsey was left his
hat, which the ythief discasded
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-13

J. Becker. OF South Gaeng4-village,
from being ousted from Sffice, IN ths
event of the South Orange Village
Board Of Trustees granting the request
made by a majority of the village fire.
men for permission to hold annual cleo
ions for {. chief and two assistants.
John J.. Farrell put an end to a special
meeting Of the company, which he
claims to have called at the request
of some Of the other members for the
purpose CT accepting the resignation
OF his brother. Eugene w. Farrell, as
a member. and treasurer of the COM
pany. last night.
When the meeting was called to
o-aer bur four members of the COM
parry, Farrell. Frederick Ardreys Ar
thur X. Reeve and Edmund Kreblll
were present. Foreman Farrell then
protested against the meeting going
or. no claims, because 1t necessitates
fiv, to constitute q quorum. It was
then agreed to go on with the bust
ress, Farrell agreeing. because he
thought Il necessary that the company
should have a treasurer.
The first order Of business, so he says,
was for all TO sign about fifteen" APP
plicatlon blanks from residents of the
village. electing them members of the
company. He was assured, he claims,
by one of the other members present,
that the names would be accepted by
Chief Becker and all would be eligible.
Farrell. knowing that the membership
of the company IA small as compared
10 some of the other companies, there
being but eight on the roll, was about
to agree when he thought that there
might be some scheme being worked
SO as to get the new men In and all
vote for Becker in the ven of an cleo
tion being held. AS the thought came
to his mind, Farrell jumped to the floor
and exclaimed that he would refuse to
sign any applications. He. said that
such business was far too important lie
go on with when a full quorum was not
present, and left the meeting room
To a reporter, after the meeting, Far
rell said that not a one of those present
except himself vas in favor of holding
an election for Chief and that none had
signed the petition requesting such. He
also SAID hat the usual advance notices
Of the meeting had been sen out only
to certain members of h company
He claims hat other names had been
accepted in the various companies. but
that Chief Becker did not approve OF
them to the Board Of Trustees.
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SCHOENEWE ASKS FOR
ELOPING GIRLS ARIES

PATTERSON, Oct. 13.-Henry Schoen-
eve. the Market street confectioner'
whose daughter. Mrs. Eta Cox, eloped
with Robert Ross, a married man. a
week ago last evening, taking with her
81, 200. has affixed his signature to COM
plants against the couple and war
rants for their arrest have been issued
by Justice Evans. On the Justices all
vice the father charged the girl with
larceny. while a complaint for receiv-
ing was accepted against Ross.
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RIDES
RUNAWAY HORSE
H|TCHED TO WAGON
Cop Frank Gardner, of East Or
ange, Makes a Sensational
Flying Mount.

There was considerable tx element in
East Orange today, when the horse OF
Charles Conl!n, a hackinan ae the Brick
Church station OF the Iackawanna
railroad, became frightened and ran
away. Policeman Frank Gardner man.
aged to get on the horses back at Bur-
nett and Main streets by climbing into
the ear OF the rig. but was unable TO
stop the horse, because tbs hridle had
been broken.
He had a wild ride for his life up
Main sire ell, narrowly dodg re trolley
cars and other vehicles. At the Main
street junction of the Lackavanna ON
men succeeded in stopping the animal.
The rig was only slightly damaged.
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TO SINK PROBE
IN EAST ORANGE
CITY HALL STAFF
Councilman Bancroft Thinks
There's neen Soldering"
Gc;rs Or.
COMMITTED TO EQUALlzE
WORK AND SALARIES
Every Department VIII Be Sub
jected to Immediate
investigation.

A special Committee consisting Of
Counc.ilaen Bancroft, Merrill and
Grover W. appointed yesterday by
Chairn@n Pierson. of East Orange, TO
make an investigation OF every depart
mant % the City Hall. as recommended
by Mr.. Bancroft several weeks ago.
They will examine .ae workings and
compare salaries so as to equaiize the
work and salaries Of the heads an
clerks of each department. Mr.. Ban
croft had asserted that there seemed 10
be considerable soldering going on at
the municipal building. The committee
win get busy at once.
Councilman Soners offered the reso-
luton. which passed unanimously on
recommendation of the finance commit
tee.
DIR. Bradford w. G veans agreed to
the new arrangements for the transfer
Of his property in Hollywood avenue,
heal the Grove street railroad depot,
where the city will construct a new
nrehouse for Engine and Truck com
.panies No. 2. and a municipal stable.
The property will be transferred
shortly.
The resolutions making the Whittier
street assessments were rescindsd
owing to the recent transfer of prop
erty on the thoroughfare. The assets
ment commission viii reassess shortly.
There was a discussion regarding a long
list of names presented by the engi-
neer's Office OF people whose sidewalks
needed repairs. Ii was decided to send
them notices to do the work In thirty
days.
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IRVINGTQN'S EXEMPT
FiREMEN TO MEET

d. W. Littell and f. I. Humphrey,
president and secretary, respectively. OF
the New Jersey Exempt Firemen 3
Association, will be present at the
meeting of the Irvington Exempt Fire
mems Association on Friday night. The
certificates recently ordered by the
Town Council in conformity with State
law will be presented to the members
by the fire and water committee of the
Council at this meeting. Arrangements
will also the completed for the annual
smoker.
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ANNEXATION WITH NEWARK
WILL. BE DISCUSSED.
West End Association to Meet
in IryingtOn.

The West End IMPROVEMENT Associa-
ton viii hold its regular meeting to-
nigh at Jubert's Hotel. Irvington, and
many things of interest Will be dis
cussed.
The annexation question will he
brought up and a report will be made
l. reference - the delay OF laying
water mains in Union avenue. which
were ordered laid by the Town Commit
tee nearly two years ago. Trio danger
CT grade crossings - they exist in Ir-
vington VIII also be discussed at TIE
meeting.
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MRS. ELLEN HnALEY.

Mrs. Ellen Healey, wife of Jacob r.
road, Montclair. today after an illness
of four months. Mr.. and Mrs. Healey
we're suminersng In Montclair. and were
about to return to their home in Brook
lyn, when Mrs. Healey was taken Sc
riously III. The body will be removed
tomorrow to Hingham. Mass, for burial
and the family services will be held In
that city.
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pROpERTv-OwNERS TO
PROTEST ASSESSMENTS.
lrvingtoH Improvement Assoc
Ciati0u to Rear Them.

An important meeting Of the Second
Ward improvement Association Of Irv-
will be held In the clubhouse IN
Lyon avenue tomorrow night, when 1t
Is expected that the action OF the Town
Council IN confirming the assessments
for tho grading OF Lyon ven
will co,ne IN for some sever criticism
by Ironerty along that thor.
re-.
Prominent among them are George
r. SCI be. president of the association:
Councilman August L. Lacombe. ana
School Comm,ssieneT John Groom.
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P~LAINCLOTHESMEN PUT ON
DUTY AT COUNTY FAIR

Chief alexander Green. of the irving
police, has placed additional men
on duty in citizens clothes at Olympi.
Park. The efforts of the chief to pro-
seet the townspeople and preserve
order since the ppening OF the Essex
county Fair lave beer taxed to such
extent that an Increased force OF
became a necessity.
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HARRiGAN TO ADDRESS
MEETING IN ORANGE.
Other Prominent Speakers VIII
Aid Sheriff Nominee.

At 4 meeting OF the Democratic City
Central Committee of Orange tonight
william H%arrigan, nominee for Sheriff;
Harry v. Osborne, nominee for state
Senator, and other prominent speakers
are expected to speal, ia the headquar-
ters, Lindsey building. s.
City candidates Of Orange had an in
teresting session last night, when plans
for the campaign We're gone over and
discussed.
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TROLLEY PASSENGERS GET
A SCARE in KEARNY.

While bowling along Kearny avenue.
'I<earny, Newark-ward. at an early
hour today, an axle on Hackensack car
43 snapped when the vehicle was
near the Town Hail. Motorman John
Lowe managed to stop the car before
a damage was done. Traffic was tied
up until the a was lacked up. The
conductor vas Hugh Wilkinson.
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kEARNY LODGE !. @. @. F.
TO HOLD ENTERTAINMENT.

Kearnv Lodge 1876. I. o. o. F.. viii
hold an'entsrta.. NEXT and dance FRI
day night. at Evans's Hall. Kearny. at
tN.nich- the grand officers are expected
~ attend. A handsome souvenir pro-
tfam viii be presented to all who at
t9nd and good tale has been eligagea
glie affair IS confined to members ano
ijiends only.
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WUXT2Y! STRIKE GOLD
IN w. ORANGE! WUXTRYl

The fact that a ten-dollar goldpiece
Of 1880. and, not two feet away, a cent
of 1701, We're found by workinemen
who were digging a cellar for the black
smith-shop OF j.. Bernard McArdle, In
Valley road. West Orange, attracted a
crowd today, expecting to see the coins
brought to light.
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FINED FIVE DOLLARS
FOR BEING DlSORDERLY

George Boyer, of 81 willard avenue,
Irvington, was arrested by Officer
viiet in from. Of Olympic Park yester.
day or a charge OF being drunk and
disorderIy lie pleaded guilty last
night before Recorder Turton and paid
Il fine of s..
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lRVlNGTON MAN is
SURPRISED BY FRIENDS.

A pleasant surprise was rendered to
w. Clifton Terrill at his residence, 1oi4
Springfield avenue Irvington, last
night, the occasion being In honor of
his birthday. Dancing was the order
of the evening. About twenty-five
couples were In attendance.
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MONTCLAIR CHURCH CLUB
OPENS NEW QUARTERS

TIE Mems Club If Unity Church
Montclair, opened its new social rooms
last light, with a banquet. Speeches
were made by w. W. Watson, presi-
dent of the club; Frank F. Gray.
teacher of the ungraded class in the
public school. ana I. Newton Rudgers,
secretsry of the club.
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son CLUB
TO UNFURL BRYAN
BANNER TONIGHT
M So gESaS ----- ~ RI
John j. Malady Organization 10
Be Host at Big Gathering
of Democrats. :

The John J.. Malay Second Ward
Democratic Club, OF Harrison, will raise
q Bryan and Kern banner tonight at
South Fourth street and New Jef sey
Railroad avenue. and a big demolstra-
ton has been planned.
A parade of Democratic clubs VIII
precede the unfurling OF the banner ana
good speakers will address the gather
ing.