Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-02-22
FUTURE FOR
NEWARK ASSURED,
SAYS SPEAKER
Brilliant Addresses at Banquet
of Fruit and Produce Trade
Association.

At the tenth annual banquet of the
Fruit m Produce Trade Association
at Achtel-Stetter's last night Charles
Fl. Treat, of New York, formerly United
States treasurer, stated his belief that
Newark has one of the greatest futures
ahead of it of any city in the country,
and also that it's renown as a manu-
featuring centre was rapidly increas-
ing.
Other speakers were Mayor Jacob
Haussling, Superintendent of Streets
Charles M. Shipman, Christian Wolters,
jr., president of the association, who
was postmaster; Peter Rathgaber and
Nicholas f. Tierney. There were also
several informal talks The speeches
were interspersed with music by two
orchestras and vocal selections from
several members.
Peter Rathgaber, on behalf Of
the members of the association, pre-
sented Assistant Secretary Tierney
with a gold watch, as a token of es-
TEEN. The recipient thanked his as
s~ociates for the remembrance.
Mr.. Treat, after a few words on pro-
duce trade. took for his subject, George
Washington"
LhC oiiNCiS VI Tic dSSOCldliOu are.
c. VOTERS, jr, president; E. e. Ber-
gen, vice-president; C. e. Barker, vice
president; Edward J. Martin. treas
urer; James j.. Fitzsimmons, secretary
and manager; Chris Klein, sergeant-at-
arms; Nicholas Tierney, assistant Sec
rotary.
The committee in charge of the BAN
quet was composed of: F. H. DeBow,
A SnhlnSGpr TanaS T Utt,eip,~,oA.
Bert Bergen, William Quinn, Edward
Wetherill. Among those present were.
Mayor Jacob Haussling, j. j. Fitzsim-
mons, Police COMMISSIONS r Lyman Kane,
Philip Scan!on, Loney Haskell, Charles
III. Treat. Charles M. Shioman, F. H.
DeBow, w. j. F'uch, B. ii. Porter, Will
lam Meyer. Joseph Rame, E. Hawse,
c. c. Bacon, j. c.. Young, Frank Bailey,
Morris Gluck, Joseph w. Caravan, Fl. r.
Porter, II. r. Preston, II. N. Rowe, j. G.
Garrison, b. c.. Haynes, Frank Schmidt,
r. Somonab, j. Lowenstein, Clifford c..
Gerow, Westbrook r. Johnson, John Lip
man, Mat Drugfelder, Carl j. Drugfel-
der, Ferdinand Vosanger, Edward VAL
entine, John H. VanDyke, 1. N. Covait,
Henry Pape, L. N. Tom, f. w. -Linders,
g.. w. Anderson, j. l.. Case. L. Miller,
A.. c.. Monohan. A. C. Monohan. jr., L.
Klein, H. w. Holzer, Frank Klein, w. A.
Segel, George Dewitt White, H.
Broughton, Frank jenkins, Charles
Skunk. A. V. Bergen, Frank w. Nix,
f. M. Deidly, Harry Morgan, Belvin F.
Wilson. Alfred r. Kunz. a. c. Marsh,
William r. Schmidt. John Nix, Joseph
B.. Smith, I. F. Park. Bayard C. Fuller,
William Voorhees,, e. e. Bergen,P P. Lum-
deman, P. Rathgaber, j.. p. Thompson,
f. Opdyke, Charles Burke, A. Schlosser,
E. J. Martin. Roby Walter, M. Beck,
Harry Gardner. N. F. Tierney. ]. e.
Stevenson. L. e. Heiff, Charles Schei-
bling, Adam Hebeler, Edward Heckel,
Daniel Lynch, William Ulrich, George
Reynolds, w. B.. Van Derveer, William
Parsil. Leo Levy, Clifford Levy, E. NJ.
Levy, j. T. Horwin, job Kaiser, DR.. N.
j. Kaiser, G. II. Bishop. A. J. Davis, III.
Petchesky, A. Dughi, Samuel Brooks.
Everett Adams. Gustav Greenfield. L.
A. Pagan, E.. H. Quinn, jr., Edward ].
Buck, George w. Kern, JOIN Chalmers,
William T. Quinn, John Mccormack,
Aleck Mitchell, James Sinclair, Bart
Schneider, George Murdoch. Frank e,
Mccormack, e. C. WEIGH. Henry o.
Elmer, John j. Campbell. G. w. Young,
Eugene Sullivan. ]. e. Cooper. Philip
Luther, Henry A. Richmond, j. L. Col
Inns, Ferd Bachman, William A. Hoch,
John J.. McGrath, Joseph #. Ring,
Daniel Kuhn, Carl Lomies, Edward Won
Linden, Frank Adj, Robert Cross, John
Clark, Jewell Harting. Edward Hogen
George A. Longlas. M. W. Condit, Sam
uel Brennel. j.. e. G%irtanner, John G
voorhees,, Theodore Stakeholder, Martin