The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-13
ANOTHER $1,000
sent BY STARS
TO QUAKE BELT
Total Amount CabIed to Amer
ican Ambassador Is
Now Sc, 500.
THEATRE BENEFITS ARE
ADDING TO FUND
Proctor's, Columbia. Empire and
Arcade Are Among The
Donat0rs.

THE STARS today cabled an addi-
tion.l $1,000 tn United states Ambss-
rador Griscom, Mt Rome, making $500
I'm alI which has been sent to Mr. Gris-
com for the sufferers from THE
STARS fund. There has been dis
patched sI,1Os to the state treasurer Of
the Red Cross Society for the earth
quake sufferers, making a total dis
bursement of $7.6O6 to date.
THE STARS fund is now well by
the $4,000 mark, thus showing it to be
the most successful fund raised In
Newark in many years. With sS,23994
in the fund at noon, there were indi-
cations that this would be sweled pc
fore the day was over and that top1or-
row there would be a material in
crease.
The receipts from the benefit held at
Proctor's Theatre on Sunday night
brought a check of $500 to the fund.
This was one of the most successful
of the benefits held.
The benefit at the Arcade Theatre
yesterday afternoon and last night
netted s101.1 TO- The Trefz Brewery Com
pany contributed $780, and the girls
from the big Review company, at
Miners Empire Theatre, collected s56.9S
by tagging people on the streets. These
girls went out again today with the
expectation of doing even better than
this.
More money will come in from the Co
lumbia Theatres big benefit perform
ance tonight.
With the Arcade Theatre contribu-
ton came this letter:
Treasurer the Stars Italian Relief
Fund:
Dear Sir-Enclosed check S101.10, rep
resents THE STARS share of proceeds
derived from benefit given at the Ar
cade Theatre yesterday Tuesday, jan
uary H. for the italian Relief Fund.
We earnestly request that the follow
ing list of names of those whose enter
tanning efforts made the affair such
great success be published as their sole
compensation is the recognition thus
extended to them. Very respectfully
yours, L. Q. MUMFORD.
Those who took part in the Arcade
benefit were: Will S. Rising, Burt NJ.
Jack, Miss Grace Childers, Harry Lee.
Miss May Allen. Joseph Woodruff,
Johnny Mack Messrs.. Johnson and
Hanney, George G.. Grunewald, Miss
Marie Nevins, John F. Whitaker, P. F.
McKeon, Miss Dot Mack, Miss Reita
Jenkins, Raymond II. Stacy, Master
Fred, Masters Charley and Shapiro,
"Billy" Baker, Lew" Levine, P. F.
Nichols William A. Hegel, Miss Nettie
Fish, Miss Rose Van, Miss Minnie
Hurst Messrs. Bowden and Sarge, c.
w. Behrend, "Ar' Tanner Miss Carrie
Brenn, Miss Myrtle Scott, Charles A.
Earle, William Backofen, William Laf-
ferty, John Carol, Happy" Maryland,
Charles F. Carroll William Heidloff,
Miss Florence Condor, Eugene Ever
son, Robert Condor, Miss Leila Baker.
Nathan Oliver, John Cavanaugh,
Thomas Carol, Edward ]. Lewis,
George w. Scott.
STARS RELIEF FUND.
GaIilei Lodge No. 209, I. o. o. H. $4,000
North Reformed Church ....... 42S.25
Columbian Guards ...........a.. 327.0O
f. of A. 10000
Gottfried Krueger Brewing Co. 10000
Murphy varnish Co. .......... 10000
j.. Batlantfne d Sons ........... 250.O0
FeiGenspan brewing Co. ........ 25O.0O |
Court Marconi, NO. 100, r. of A. 10000
ProctOr's Theatre. re............... 10000 !
Empire Theatre actors and
"Big Review" CO....... 1888
Joseph zzensfer Brewing Co. ~ 1900 |
Congregation B'nai Jeshurun. 10000
Association .~............ 14l.27 !
Arcade Theatre ...... 10i.1o
Smith. jr. -........'........ 10000 |