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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
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CONDITION OF STOMACH }lNDl:
!. 4 GATED THAT & H E ,. H 4AD TAKEN,
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An unidentified foreigner was found
dead 5atSthe Tavern last night. He
was a middle aged man.
It's supposed that he came to this
city yesterday morning on one OF the
early trains. +fle could not talk. a
word Of English and signed on the
register BY mere scrawl.
He was given his room and nothing
more was thought OF him until last
night when Lawrence Boland, the bell
boy, was passing the room he detect.
ed an or,Ior escaping from the room.
+ He peeked through s:ae key hole in
the door and there saw the grewsome
spectacle. He reported the case and
Coroner Musgrave was notified.
When the door was broken open the
man was found lying partly on the
bed with the greater part Of his body
hanging on the bed and on the floor.
Blood was running from his mouth.
The room was very hot said to be
about 15o degrees Fahrenheit and the
flesh ofthc dead man was literally.
cooked.
At the autopsy last night the condi-
tion Of the mans stomach indicated
that he had taken poison. 4
There Is not single clew. that can
be used to Identify The man and It Is
supposed that the man will be buried
here. y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
CONTRACT TO 2BELET
ON FEBRUARY FIRST
Will DEG ipe up HE FIRM
4, TIL N sA All coNsTRucTsTAE
3scoN,PANYss RoAD ROM HIVES
4 WILLIE 10 THE STATE LINE. N

ift; The contract for ;the4 const ructi ou
p fthe Buckhannon e 4 Northsrn falI.
road viii, be- let between Ii. now and;
February st; subject & q 3 ,l,e outcome
Of the bending LITIGATION ii, cnn ~, III,
with the cond demlnati Il L,i ioin Il rights oe
way. There are now nov h cases inyofy.
Ing the taking 81 houses. q ana III ii .easl
case ;theretihs to be an issue 9as Il u. III,
right of the company d uaa ID ID 4 stato tlis.
;proberty. a Y s NJ II &
The directors 81 Tie road ,,aye ~ n
dered that ,n work 81 q: eradinr shalls not
begin until the company lu has Il e & tfrso
and nndIspatea risht of Il way from Dis
|Pennsylyaniia.West Virginia W tate ina
Ito Riyesyille, where ectioSns wIll
be be- made with the baltimore q o,io
branch. nseqaent,y5 engineer sBra9,y
viii award the contract s,S for5 the8 8wo,Is
subject 10 3 The b;e outcome 81 tbe
The contrae. vi, "a 4 M ,,a,, Il !, ~
next few DAYS. dit and and mo cul, dam MI fIon
cases do 5 not come q IN Suntil ~ M. n
6, 50 beginning 81 tie d actuai Il IworI; Viii
be delayed for 4 probabl Il ,,,on, /, 81.
two. y
& The contract swlli be VI 4 mi,lion IN ans
d half dollar lob ana al ..wi,ia aitosetbar; III
ha a. ~ 2, Il 4,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
MOTHER AND HER THREE s
AZ CHILDREN PERISH IN FLAMES
tBy United Press. ]

TORONTO, Ontario. Jan. 21.-Mrs.
Percy Brooks, wife Of the manager Of
the Fairbanks Company, and her chill.
dren. Percy, aged nine, George, aged
four, and Middle, two years old, we're
burned to death in a fire that destroy.
ed their residence this morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
clARKSBURG'S Tire Loss
OVER OVER QUARTI'EERR MILLION
NINE EXAMINATION. :

"A State mine examination will be
held at Charleston on January 25 and
26 for mine foremen, assistant mine
foremen and fire bosses. The tes
will be given in the capitol building.
Karl T, schoew, inspector for the To-
cal district, will assis, in this exam
nation.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
PAY DAY.

Today the coal companies distri.
buted a large pay. Most Of the money
this Is paid out will find Its way into
the channels of trade and the .mer-
chants will get a big share OF It. ss5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
E'sH|PPE:D..s....s..
THE. SPECIAL ORDER FOR WATER
MAIN OVER BRIDGE Is ON THE
n Way s = 2. N


The special order Of pipe for the
Waterman Of the city to be laid over
the bridge that spans the Mononga,
held river has been shipped and will
soon be here. This Is a steel pipe that
Is especially ndapted to the use that
the city is golngsto put 1t 70. AS soon
as this order arrives, the line on the
east5 side osSthe river and the, line that
sis8being laid on this side esWlll be con:
,Hectel Sand the line sWillSbe ready to
icarryT water to the tanks onS ! the hill.
49, N
Miss Dee SHARP. Of Kingwooa .ais the
Igiest of her sister M " /. q FISHER,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
sMALISFi

The FIRE departmen mt Vas called fhis
afternoon to nut down d small Blaze
att! Clark Nick Klnney,s residence on
Merchant street The flre Amounted
TO very little and q few minutes after
the alarm was sounded the sfremsn
were called to return.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
ELECTRIC ELEVATORS.

Several Of the elevators that are
now being operated by water will be
driven by electricity. The owners OF
the buildings are now installing elec.
trlcal appliances for that purpose.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
FELL ON, STREET.

Constable J. Lee Parker had a Sc.
we're fall Yesterday at the corner of
Hamilton and Monroe streets. He
was seized BY an8at,aek Of heart fall.
lnre. He was removed TO his home
where physicians worked with him,
His chances for. Il recovery are. very
,good. I " Il II !: Isi;sl
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
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TAFT DOMINATES TSi iREE oFFI.
GALS TOT FoR
I Clark sBuR q. 33lss

W.1As'HIlIINlGTo s N, Jan. 3 President
Taft this afternoon omlnated Itsa fol:
lowing postmaster for West Virginia:
Wheeling, Robert Hazlett clarlss.
burg. Sherman G, sDenhani; Fairmont,
Allison Howard Fleming. & a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
MRS. SCR||E|NR|
] NOT L. soon
l|N[ss.STAND
~ li ~ I-I n " ~ - II y
so$DEctAREs 4E Err g tiiEFs co uN:
SEW OMAN N2WlTNEss sWEARsj
THAT ALBERT scHENk Y SAID
Az THEY MUST GET RID OF
= "LAuRA.pf ti.s,5.. y
LAST LAP FOR sDEFENsE.i

ne usIen6e6 attorneys TINS dftef.
noon started on the last lap Of a plan
to keep Mrs. schenk from prison.
When adjourned for noon recess was
taken Attorney Boyee declared that
the defense's evidence was all In ex.
cept stories Of four or five witnesses,
and declared that defense was we'll
Satisfied. e I.
1.-THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL DIS.
PATCHES WERE RECEIVED BY,
THE WEST vlRelNlAN UP TO
:.EARLY.sTHls 2AFTERNo JON: 3s
WHEELING, {, Jan. 2i.-court con.
yened at s:so O'clock this morning In
the schenk case after a three hours,
session last night from 1880 fto; 1o:so
o'clock. Dr. c. z. Jepson, an elderly
local physician, was the first Witness
placed on the stand for the l defense,
He declared that It was possible that
u sehenk was sick before ne went to
Europe and returned well, that he
might get sick again. Mrs. Jane
Hedges was the next witness to! testl.
fy. She said Albert schenk told her;
that he would leave no stone unturn..
cd 70 get Laura schenk. out Of the
family" ~ I
$,s.t NO INSANITY PLEA.
( Attorney q. o'Brien; for the de-,
fense, stated shortly before the opens
Ing on'court this morning that It Ia
not at5all likely that the insanity plea
will be mentioned. s. Y
MRS. scHENk lWoN'TsTEsTlFY.
It was definitely announced this
morning BY Attorney o'Rrien, chief
counsel for Mrs. Laura Farnsworth,
sehenk, that she will mot go on the
stand $in5her own defense. This an.
nounccment came asa complete sur.
prise, because II was said by one OF
counsel for the defense several days.
ago that she would go on the stand.
The Woman's attorneys al that time,
said they had absolutely / nothing -
fear from the rigid cross-examination'
through which she would undoubtedly
have been put by Prosecutor Handlan.
ltis said that the defense has another
witness Ia the: person Of a woman,
whose Testimony will make Il unnee.
,essary to put Mrs. schenk on the
stand. (, VI
v HANDLAN READY. rs;
The nature or character o. the tes-.
,timony, Of this witness saWho will sup
plant the defendant cannot be con-
templated. but Prosecutor HandlanI
5lntlmases that he, has some knowledge.
of what will be, and says that ~
will be fully able 10 srneetSit Ina man
st'elfS that viii have q aralyzinp effect
5upat, sMrs. sst1ent and her a.torncyss
Continued on PAGE: rhres., Y
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-01-21
!: HANDiLAN READY.

Continued on PACK. sThree.,
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

9s2-For Grading and Paving Hamil-
ton ave. from north curb line OF
Jefferson ave. to the south curb
line OF Waterloo st,
Jefferson Ave. Land Co. lot "a. Hen
dries sub. OF part OF p. G, ss7. City
Heights. Crosse Points. Township.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

"a s 100 $50 rs 70 ax
81 Sc 100 sa rs 70 Ax
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

10 So q I'll los 20 q 81
g e s@ 'H 'a 70 IS 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

Grading ana PaVing Beaufnlt
ave. from the north line OF Cham
plain ST. TO the south curb lire OF
kercheval ave.
Schmidts sub OF lots 10 and 20.
Of the sub. Of the Meldrum farm.
and all that part OF lot 4. OF the
sub. OF the Beaufait farm. lying
e. OF said lots 10 and 20.... Part
Chris Hansjosten. lot SO. last named
SUP. ........ ......... =, fArt
Gertrude Studer. lot SO. last named
J. M cavanaueh. n. s7 IT. LOT 81. last
named sub. ............. .Pnrt
s5s-For Grading and Paving Harper
ave. from the east line OF st. Au-
hin ave 10 the west curb line or
Jos Campau ave.
Fred Vogt. lot s, block 1. Gamblers
sub. Of o. l. Z. Of r. J. a ID. j.
Csmpaus sub. OF frac. secs. 20 and
32, T. I s., II. IL E.. also of o. j..
SO. OF the sub OF part Of the James
Campau farm. being G. u of p
Aug. ziike. lot IS, block S. last
named sub. Part
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

Edward Sweeney. lot 30 last named
SUD. ....... ......s....... .rart
9ss-For Grading and Paving Scovel
place from the west line OF Chope
place, TO the west line OF Taft
ave. (formerly Mckinley ave).
Chas. Chope Est. lot 20. block ..
Chopes sub. Of part OF the 9.
chas. chope Est. lot is. block :: last
named sub. ...........,....P Part 2
w. A. Avery lot 1s. Hamiin q. For-
dyce's Grand River ave. sub. be-
ing part OF frac. sec. 2. Part :
976A-For Grading and Paving Michi-
gan ave. from 81 n west OF west
line OF Lumley ave on the north
to the westerly City Limits.
and e. 1880 II. lot g. block 1, Lum-
leys sub. OF part Of p. c. No: 643.
Part 3
J. Z. Lumley. W. 80 IT, lot 3, block l,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

ga 100 $50 rs 70 as
ass 100 sa rs 70 as
Sc 4" ." SIS :" !" 10 =
Sc i" 80 .a - % 10 $
an :" So so % ISL
i@ /" sla ss sa 20 10 IS
i"4 /" SIS SIS SIS 70 II, 70
50 IS lis SIS rs 70 100
n rs 50 $50 i@ 20 ru
&c SO s. ga rs 70 an
s@ s. s41s 70 an
ass 80 as ia 20 sr
. s. IS 'ais % an
sn asau 50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

I'm n ~ = = ~
q 81 o ~ IN y -
sU . - y mn
nD 81 ia - 70 rs
as g "a IN - on
800 lis SIS 81 70 sn
Is q liz isls 70 NO
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

den Park sub. OF that part OF p.
G. 16, lying bet. Kercheval ave.
and Waterloo 81. .....,... Part 2
NJ. w. Field Est. lot 22 and 3. " "a.
last named sub. ...........P Pert
M. w, Field Est, lot 81 and 5. y 30,
last named sub. .......... Part
s64--Forl Grading and Paving Wight
81. from the east line or Chene 81.
to the west curb line or Walker 81.
Vic. Berthume. lot 9. n part OF
Frasers sec. OF part OF the
Chene farm ...........1,. Part
WIN. Dwyer. lot Is. Matilde v. Chap
oton's sub. OF biock-NoA .. r. c:
Fat purcss.i W. SO IT, OF $, NSass It.
McDouEali farm. p Cs. ATidN454.
bet. Wight and Franklin SITS ,Patt
Christ Kaiser. lot 2. sub. ~ block
No. 4, j. G. 609. Part
ROYAL Addison. lot 4. last narsd sub,
Part
VIM. scuilen. lot 6. last named sub,
Part
VIM. sculien. lot 8. last named sub.
Part
VIM. Scuiien. lot 8. last named sub.
Part
Martha Davis. lot 10. last named sub,
Part
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

IS. IL. is. le and II OF the sub.
OF o. L. 1877. Lambert Beaubien
Mrs. L. NJ. Myiis, e. s IT. lot II and
W. II IT. lot Is. last named sub.
Part 2
Henry Mielke. W. n lot 4. plat of c.
Moran's sub. Of part OF the c;
Moran farm .rart
Mart Grabowski. e. " lot 2, last
Ronald Kelley. lot SO. sub. of the n.
part OF o. L. No. 8. Of the sub.
OF the rear concession OF p. G No.
u ............,.. fart :
Ronald Kelley, lot So. last named
SUP -. .ftrt .
Frank Kostecki. lot IA. last named
John Szaffraw. lot s. block II, Van
Dykes sub. OF part Of the A. Beau.
VIM. r. Smith, lot %. Albert Cranes
sub Of 0. L. 1ss. Lambert Beau.
b. L. Trierson. lot 22. last named sub.
Part 2
r. Paul. lot FL. last named sub.
Part
Mary Cole. lot 20. last named SUBJ.
Part
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-27

sls--For Grading and Paving Second
ave. from north line OF Grand
Boulevard w. to the south curb
line Of Euclid ave.
lot a. s.' stewar RI 81 sub. Of lots !.
and 3. OF the sub. of the 9. Ia OF
x secs IS and Sc. 10000 y, Acre
,.sIF Far' Grading and Paving 'Aiexan-
drine- ave. from west line of Com
monwealth ave. to brick pavement
at Grand River ave.
G. K. Hanna. 3 10 e lot :: block a'S % 2;
o. Ls. 8 and 8. Lognon farm; and
My ASST f. OF O. l. Jos ana
the WY u IT. Of Q. l. 81. M Hast ?
l. 0T,af Pe ta 5. Sass II. lot IL.
block 8, last named sub. Part
sso--For Grading and Paving Ing, Vernon f,nn NJ
Merrick ave. to the north curb line
Of Kirby ave.
Matilda Mueller. n. so It. Of 8. IS 4.
OF the Lafferty farm. n. OF Grand
Matilda Mueller. n. ia5 IT. o. Z. ~;
M last . named sui cub ii.s, IT, n Iot 81
sub. Of blocks Nos. z, s. 3. 10. IL
and IL. OF o. l. 2. Lafferty farm. n;
Of Grand River st ..;..:'Part
Ed Lafrerry. IT.. lot So. last named
Ed Iani:rty. !; / lot i. So. last named
I'd. Ianerty, Tr. lot 81 last famed
Ed. Iafierty. Tr. lot -. last named
Ed G Iatt.riy: n. So tt lot i, last
,sir rf%ea Grading sSHi and Paving Bslyi-
dere ave. from n. line Of Jefferson
ave. TO the south curb line Of Ker-
Martin ]. Sheeran. lot 10, Miiler's
sub. OF lots IA and Is, Of the sub.
Of .Robt. Beaubien Est p. G TO-,
Geo. L. winkler. My 20 Sc q in front
of lot "a Munger's sub. OF q. Ia
IL. of the sub. OF the front con.
cession Of r. c. 1o.........Par
s52-.For Grading and Paving sheri.
Of Kercheval ave to the south
curb line Of Mack ave.
+. l.. st. Amour, n, " lot so and 81,
Linden Park sub OF thai part OF
r. c. 1e. lying bet. Kercheval ave;
w and p MsserloG n st lot So and rF! 81.
last named sub. .......:... Fart
VIM. Preston. lot 55 and $. 90.
last named sub. .......... Part
NJ w. Field Est, lot SO and 8. %:
last named name rs sub IL; a. and r a az
last named sub. ....... Part
NJ w. Field Est. lot So and n. " 0Z,
M W. Field Est, lot 81 and $. " IS,
last named sub. ........ Part
NJ w. Field Est, lot So and n. 90
last named sub. .......,... Fart
NJ W. Field Est. lot 81 and s. " 81.
last named sub. ........ Part
NJ w. Field Est. lot SO and n. u 81
last named sub. Part
(. M. w. Field Est. lot 20. last named
A. J. pettiori. lot 20. Boulevard
T.. Il, ,nh, ~ u q f6 bet Waterloo
1T and Mack ave. ........ Part
Mart KalenbGcker. lot 2'5. last
Barbara stSmp,e. lot sss. last named
Alex Mcvit,is. lot aoi. last 5smed
. Aug. Kncbusch. lot $40. last named
sub Part =
Alex. Knebusch. lot 3il.. las' named
sub. ................. Part
d. G. Leonard. lot sis. last named
is. q T. II. Newberry. lot $50, last
J. Z r. II i. Newberry. LOT il; las.
Frank {. Piata lot il. last named
j. s.& II. ii. Newberry. lot i5s. last
is. q T. II. Newberry. lot SCI and
n. X sss, last named sub. - Part 2
J. s. T. X. Newberry. lot ISL last
J. s,s r. Il Newserry. lot ss1. last
II H.wS.rry, ioi iiss las.
John Bauer ri lot ii ana n. 4 Is. u
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-21
ASKS NEWARK POLICE TO
HELP FIND HIS BROTHER

Chief of Police Corbitt received a
letter today asking him to try to find
William f. Rigney. The letter was
written by Rigney's brother, Peter ].
Rigney. manager of the Knights of
Columbus Free Employment Bureau,
141 East Fifty-sixth street, New York.
IT am trying to find my brother,
william F. Rigney.' the letter read,
'who telephoned to me from Newark
on October "a that he would call to see
me the next day. Since the time of
the telephone call 1 have meyer heard
from him. Will you kindly inform me
If anyone by that name has been in
any of the hospitals in your city since
the date mentioned. or If any unknown
person has been treated. He might
not have had anything in his possession
to identify him. He is "a old,
Ave feet seven inches tall. and rather
a g~ood-looking chap.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-21
HYDRO-AEROPLANE
INVENTED BY BROOKINS.
Sixty.mile Speed in Air; Fifteen
in Water.
. Especial to the Newark Star.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-An ~aeroplane
that will also travel like a motor boat,
so that n aviator who falls into rough
water may reach shore again, is the
next thing in flying machines. Walter
B. Brookins has made the plans for
one and 1t is being built. He will test
it next spring.
THE idea Is to go one step ahead
of the hydro-aeroplane," says Brook
ms. 1.-THE whole machine will weigh
about 1900 pounds, which is a little
heavier than the present day aeroplane.
1t will be possible to lift with it three
medium-sized persons. The present
hydro-aeroplane cannot maneuver
much in a rough or choppy sea, but the
motor-boat aeroplane will be able to
travel through water as any thirty-flve
foot boat does.
I'm the water the machine will have
a speed of about fifteen miles; in the
air it ought to be able to go sixty miles.
1t will prove a valuable Improvement,
especially for the aeroplane used in
the navy, and will also appeal to
sportsmen."
Brookins will use an aeroplane of
the Wright type, which he has always
flown. but the motor and propellers will
be in front of the operator. He Is
optimistic about the aeroplane's
future.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-21
ROSE EYTINGE, ASSOCIATE
OF w BOOTH, DEAD.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Ross Eytinge,
who was an associate of Edwin Booth,
j. w. and Lester Wallack and E. L.
Davenport, and was a friend of the
prominent actors and actresses of later
generations, Is dead in the Bruins
wick Home, Amityville, L. L., where
she has beer in the care of the Actors
Fund of America.
She was born in Philadelphia on No
vember 81, 1885. She made her first
appearance on the stage in Dion Bouci-
cault's one-act play, 1.-The Old Guard"
in the Green Street Theatre. Albany.
Since 1884 her afs-earance on the stage
has been infrequent. In January, 1909,
she went to the Actors Home at
West Brighton. Staten Island. For a
time she lived in London and among
her friends there were Charles
Dickens, Wilkie Collins. Gladstone.
Roseberry and Charles Reade.
she was married three times. The
body, which was taken in charge by
the Actors Fund. will be buried in
Washington.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-21
BUILDING AND LOAN
MEN HOLD BANQUET.

The third annual banquet of the Of
ficers and directors of the Traders
Building and Loan Association, held at
Achtel- Stetter's last night, was attend
ed by Mayor Haussling, who is one of
the directors. The members of the
commit. ee on arrangements were:
David Strauss, chairman; Charles
Cullen and Gustav Jay. Others
present were Frank Grad, Max G.. r.
Holberg, Adolph Beck, DR.. Emil CHASER,
Abraham d. Lippetz, DR.. N. A. Born
stein and F. A. Saccabetti.
The officers of the association are:
Louis Sachs, president; Samuel Gray,
vice-president; Leo Weiner, secretary;
Gustave Jay. treasurer; Frederick Jay
and ]. Benjamin Gluckfeld. counsel.
The fiscal year which closed last night
was the most successful In the history
of the association.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-21
TO "IRON MANI
AS HE LEAVES FOR WEST

A farewell dinnor was rendered to
Joe McGinnity, manager and part
owner of the Newark International
League club last night at the Hunsa-
rian cafe, corner of Market and Hal
sey streets. The Iron Man" leaves
today for a visit to his home in No
Alester, Okla, taking with him his
family.
There was speech-making and song
to enliven the occasion, Nathaniel
Hymes sparkling in the role Of cast
master. The banquet was given by
David Lippman.
Among those present wore Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph McGinnity, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Solomon, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Meyer, Mr.. n Mrs. Frank Redpath,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lippnan, Miss
Louise Moore. Otto Holzner, F. B.
Mum, H. A. Guenther, s. Winchfeld
and ]. B. Wing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-12-21
PUPILS ENTERTAIN PARENTS
WITH MUSICAL PLAYLET.

"A Christmas Conspiracy" was given
by pupils Of the Central Avenue School
at a meeting last night of the Parents
Association connected with the school.
In addition to this one-act musical
playlet the parents were addressed by
&c. M. Belfatto, of the Board of Edu-
cation, and Professor Milwitzsky; of
the Barringer High School. The former
told of conditions in Italy and interest
in the topic was increased when Pro-
fessor Milwitzsky told what his OBJ
servations We're while in Turkey.
Owing to the absence of President
George Marley. of the Parents Asso-
citation, the election of officers for the
ensuing year was postponed, but a
tentative list was announced by Prin-
cipal Benjamin C. Miner as follows:
President. George Marley; vice-presi-
dent, William Dunworth: secretary,
George Lehman; treasurer, Theodore
Sayre; board of managers, William
Granger, Charles Griggs, Mrs. William
Breuckner, Mrs. Charles Ruttiger. Mrs.
Max Bodenstein, Joseph Fennelly.
William w. Kennedy, NJ. ]. Murphy,
Mrs. NJ. Lockwood, George A. Middle-
ton, Mrs. Benjamin Sager. Mrs. Morris
Weigner, Mrs. Louis Uhde, Mrs. Joseph
Murray, Mrs. William Braun. E. Ken
ner, G. H. Bowers. Henry Handler.
Mrs. Barsarowsky, Mrs. McPeek and
Robert Durie.