The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-16
JUSTICES
ARE SCATH|NGLY
SCORED BY PASTOR
Denounced by Speakers at Ban.
quet of Church Mems
Club.

Justices of the peace In general were
scathingly scored at the annual din
ner of the Mems League Of the Central
Presbyterian Church last night by sew
eral speakers, including the pastor OF
the church, the Rev. Charles e.
Granger, after Police Judge Simon
Hahn had made an address to the
effect that some of these officials are
no more fitted for the position than "a
yellow dog"
The Rev. Mr.. Granger, who had In
voked divine blessing upon the diners,
Endorsed the sentiments of the judge
at the close of the regular speech
making. He was q member of the
second grand jury of the September
tie of 1905, and told of his expert
ences with justices of the peace while
he was busy in the Court House. That
jury recommended the passage Of an
act abolishing the fee system for JUS
tees and deplored the fact that so
much valuable time was taken up by
the trivial cases presented by them.
why" the clergyman told the
diners, these fellows fall over one an
other just for the sake of the fees"
INV SPcihNio - lOItfltI GldLt
Senator Everett Colby, the Rev. John
Mcdowell, pastor of the Park Presby-
terrain Church, and David B.. Corson.
assistant superintendent of public
schools. DR.. Charles Al Rosenwasser
was the POSTMASTER.
The Rev. Mr.. Mcdowell spoke on
THE Church's Challenge to Men, and
Mr.. Corson IN Public Schools" while
Mr.. Colby's remarks were of a general
nature.
Those Present.
Those present were: John Adams,
Samuel Baker. WilliaEs Fl. Birdsall, DR..
William d. Bleick, Charles Doltz, DIR.
William Buermann, August Buermann.
sr., Charles Buermann, sr., Charles
Buermann. Jr.. William Bauer, Charles
Goeller, Henry Hahn, julius Koch,
Louis Ash, Charles Koos, J. Charlton
McCurdy, William Fl. Netschert, Albert
Nicolet, Carl Nicolet, Julius Rath, DIR.
Charles A. Rosenwasser, Louis Schlesin-
ger, Joseph Shoyer, Charles A. Stead
man, Thomas Walker, Frank G.. Idler,
H.. Il. Verpillier, Herman Behrend, Jo-
seph E.. Pierson, Edward s. Black, Ben
jamin f.. Robinson, Harold Robinson,
Edward G. Woodruff, Edward Simms,
hugh Roney, William j.. Lawrence, Jo-
seph p. McFadden, William j. Mac
Pherson, DR.. Theodore Bleick, George
+. Lingerman, Charles F. Lingerman,
William p. Bowling, I. Newton Allen,
Joseph p. Atwood, Charles Walters,
Augustus Rockwell, Edmund M. Moore,
David L.. Everett, Charles Lipps. James
B. Preyer. Joseph Wechs, G. Edward
Smith, Fred Hugg, William j. Renton,
Theodore s. Fettinger. Philip J.
Anschutz, Stewart H. Kelly. Charles
Mertz, Adolph A. Eisele. sr.. Adolph A.
Eisele, jr, Leo Eisele, George Mueller.
John G.. Reyerlie, Edward r. PAIRING
ton. Clarence A. harrington. Walter
Walker, John II. Hahn, Philip Hahn.
Frederick j. Schaeffer, Louis c. Rip
pert, William Schmidt, Joseph Weber.
jr., Thomas McClennel, William II.
Graves. Emory A. Coggins. Joseph M.
Hauber, J. Louis Thomas. John A. Ball,
Munson Pier, Edwin G. Harper. John
Stockinger. William Van Middlesworth,
John Couch. Godfrey Durr, Herbert w.
Bingham. jr., J. Frederick Mueller, John
A. Horrocks, Frederick p. Cole, Don
Macdonald, Walter l.. Russell, William
r. Moser, Edward w. Durham and
Hugo Weiss.