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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30
Narocilne liste Sc rabi vedno,
&c Sc naroca kaj med sejo.
Mesecr. porocila.

ce Sc naroca KAY med seJo.
Mesecr. porocila. -.
so prirejena z duplikati, tako da
cd vsakega poroGila ostane drugi
list V posesti krajevnega kluba.
Ma ia nacin ina pregled tudi
klub. Radi tega maj Sc rabi pri
izpisovanju vedno svincnik, da
more pri TEN sluziti kopirni pa
pir.
Kakor je vazno, da Sc da dotic-
no mesecno pOrocilo o dohodkih
in izdatkih, tako .je tudi neizogib-
no potrebno, da Sc da ~porocilo o
stevilu obdrzavanih sci, o stevilu
unijskih clanov, amer. drzavlja-
nov in stevilo narocnikov ma
strankino casopisje. Use to je po-
trebno, ako zelimo imeti tocen
in zanesljiv pregled o delu, Xxi ga
vrSimo. Jugoslovanska socialist.
Zveza ina pred seboj veliko nalo-
go, katero izvrSiti imajo njeni
clani. VrSe pa jo cd dine do dine
najlazje ma Ia nacin, da posiljajo
tajnistvu redno in tocno izpolnje-
ma porocila. Vspeh della Sc DO po-
kazal pref ali sci.
Use posiljatve ticoce Sc Jugo-
slovanske socialisticne zveze je
nasloviti: Frank Petrich, Ill
N. Market Street, Chicago, III.
ali pa samo South Slavic Section,
Socialist Party, ma isti naslov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30

P~rehlajenja Sc lahko iznebite
IN bolecine vratu ter V prsih
minejo takoj, ce Sc napravi par
mocnih drgnjenj S Pain Expel-
ler", kakor :ie popisano V knji,
zici. V kteri .ie zavita steklenica.
Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi V Ameri,
Xxi V sleherni lekarni "a % cen.
tov steklenica, treba pa :ie patti
ma TO, da je varstvena znamka $
sidrom ma kartonu in ma sickle
nici.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30
KIDD in kako more postati clan So
gladstone stranke.

Kdor zeli postati clan lokalne
or~ganizaciie, ako leta obstoii V
%njegovem kraiu, mai to zelio ma
znani organizatorju kluba ali tai
nika, ali pa kakemu drugcmu ella
mn. Vroci maj mu soc. cd katerih
gre Doc V blagajno kluba. drugih
DC pa "a clanske prispevke.
knJizico, pravila it'd. Poleg tega
mora kandidat izpolniti tudi last
nOrocno vstopnicO, katero dobi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30
JugOSlOvanSka sOcijaliStitna Zveza
Ameriki.
EKSEKUTIvA:

Jos zavGtnik st, Tomo Besene, NJ. Lucc, Frank Podlpec, ". Tomase
R. B. Savich, {. Fabianich-
Frank Petre, tajnik, Ill N. Market St., Chicago.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30
Use oci %obrnjene ma Milwaukee

Ako Sc zanimate "a napredek
c~loveStva pazite ma milwaukee,.
kjer socialist kontroliraio mesto
i'll county in vrSijo vcliko delo.
To pa najlazie storite, ako Sc ma.
rotite ma Milwaukee Leader,
nov. soc. dnevnik. Leader .ie H.,
vrstcn in metropolitski Gasopis.
ki prinaSa vse novice. na.iveG DO.
zornosti pa pOsvcca delavskim in.
tercSOm.
Narocnina "a cello leto znasa
$500, 25c ma mesec. - Naslov.
The Milwaukee Leader, Milwau.
kee, Wis.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30
STE ZE SLISALI KAJ o "a.
DRUZNI TRGoVINI ALI
KONSUMIH.

Podjetja vseh vrst vstanovlie-
ma podlagi zadruznosti, so po-
djetia bodocnosti: samo le-ta j.
majo z~asigurjeno svojo bodocnost
poleg drugih koristnih druzabnih
naprav, XII sluzijo V obco korist
cloveStvu.
Kdor Sc zeli pouciti natancneie
o zadruznih podjetjih, - kar lie
treba znati vsakemu, XII Sc steie
naobrazenim maj nemudoma naro-
CT kniigo
"ZADRUzNA PRoDAJALNA
ALI KONSUM",
ki 10 je zalozila SLOW. sekciia ].
S. z.
CENA KNJIzICI JE 15c ENA
S PosTNINo in Sc 10 nnroca pri
upravniStvu Proletarca. 2146
Blue Island Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Trgovci kniig dobe popust.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30
State in County Organizaciji SC

~
State in County Organizaciji SC
- je svota. Xxi Sc je plaza vSaki
meSec County organizaciji, "a
kar Sc dobi dovoljenje poSiljati
Delegate ma County dclegatske
seize. NaSi klubi Sc ne spadajo vsi
V County organizacijc.
Dale so rubrike IA clanske
kniizice, znaki, stroSki "a agita-
clio, podpore listom; dale
stroSki "a v~zdrzavanje pevskih
zborov, citalnic, nabava knjig it'd.
Ia tenn sledi zakljuGek skupnih
izdatkov. - Ko Sc je to Storilo,
Sc naredi ma levi strani porocila
zakljucek racuna 5 TEN. da Sc
prcncSc skupne dohodke V prvo
in skupne izdatke v drugo vrsto,
ma kar Sc izdatke odStcie cd do
hodkov. kar da rczultat preostan-
ka ali primanjkljaja. Ako je bill
primanjkljaj, Sc ga drugi mescc
zapiSe med izdatke, cato da Sc do.
titniku. Xxi .ie poSodil Svoto. ali
caka. da Sc mu jo izplaca, zamore
10 storiti, kakor zahteva racun.
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John Teran-a,

XII izdeluje vsakovrstne moske
obleke pc najnizijih MONTH ce-
nah. lima v zalogi tudi storjene
obleke. Kadar rabite obleko, Sc
maj pref oglasite pr MEM. On
vas DO gotovo %zadovoljil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30
Dnevni red seize.

|. Volitev predsednika;
:. Citanje zapisnika zadnje Sc
je.
,. Sprejemanje novih CLANCY;
4. Uplacevanje;
.. Citanje dopisov in racunov:
6. Porocilo tajnika;
I. Porocilo organizatoria;
s. PoroGilo p%osebnih odborov;
9. PorOGilo stalnih odborov;
10. Nedokoncana opravila;
II. Razno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30

Sc wolf: predsednika "a tisto Sc
jo, tajnika, zapisnikarja in orga-
nizatorja pa "a emo leto.
Pc seji odposlje tajnik 81. tai
niku vstopnice, naroci cl. marke,
knjizice, izvanredne marke (ako
.jih Zveza izdaja sedaj jih) in
svoto "a narocene %stvari, kakor
tudi poro6ilo, koliko elanov dobi
"a tisti mesec mark.
Tajnik lahko naroci vec naen-
krat, istotako tudi clanskih knji-
zic, toda lie z narocilnim listom,
med tenn ko ina V mesecno poro-
clio belezeti lie tiste marke, kate
re so Sc ma sell razpeGale clanom,
ostale pa beleziti pc njih vredno-
sti v imetek.
Meseeno porocilo lie treba pc
slati 81. tajniku najkasnije do 10.
V mesecu, tako da zamore potem
tajnik razdeliti svote %narodnim
osrednjim odborom.
Ko dobi 81. tajnik vstopnice,
svoto "a naroGene marke in knji-
zice, odpoSlie takoj vse potrebno !;
odredi klubu Stevilko in jo zane
Sc V imenik Zveze. Eksekutiva pa
ida ma bodoci sell cartar.
J Poslovanje krajevnih klubov.
s /. Poslovanje kluba sc vrSi az
potion sci c~lanstva: ID po-
tom predsednika, tajnika in
takih uradnikov, katere IL
wolf klub.
s .. Predsednik Sc wolf pri vSaki
sell.
s 3. Clam kluba 81 izvolijo V de-
cembru vsacega leta zapiSni-
karia, tajnika. organizatorja
in druge odbore in Steer "a
emo letO.
s 1. Ma vsaki redni decemberski.
aprilski in oktobrSki sell klu-
ba Sc izvoli dovolieno Stevilo
delegatov okrozni odbor
County Central Commit
tee, "a emo leto. To velja "a
klube. XII spadajo County
organizacijo.
D~olznosti uradnikov.
: l. Predsednik predseduje in
ina lie odlocilen glas, Ge Sc je
oddalo pri glaSovanju enako
Stevilo glasov. Podpisuje ma
sell vse uradne listine.
s ,. Tajnik - sklicuie seize in
predseduje dokler nj izvolen
p~redsednik vodi financno
knjigo dohodkov in izdat-
kov; pobira meseGne priSpev-
Ike, "a katere daje Glanom
strankine ali izvanredne
marke; vodi correspondence
$ County in q. tajnikom
Jugosl. socialistiGne Zveze :;
hrani listine in premozenje
kluba prot varScini; Zee jo
klub %zahteva) - vodi natan-
cen imenik dobrostoieGih in
drugih clanov; podpisuje
vse uradne listine; imeti
mora vpogled V vse delo V
klubu.
: 3. Zapisnikar vodi zapisnik in
pomaga vSakem oziru tai
niku.
4. Organization pridobiva klu-
bu move clane; skrbi. da so
vsi clani kluba naroGniki
zveznih CLASH "a slovenske
"Proletarec". "a hrvatske
"Radnicka STRATA, "a srb-
ske "Narodni Glas': dale
ina skrbeti "a socialisticno
literature sploh, skrbi "a
priredbo javnih shodov in
predavanj, ako so razmere
ugodne in ce dovoljujejo V
to gomotna Snredstva.
) D. Nadzorni odbor ina pregle-
DAFT vsake tri mesece enkrat
vse financne knjige; o sta
nju dohodkov in izdatkov
pOroca potem ma prvi klu-
bowl sell.
Dnevni red seize.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30

cd tajnika ali organizatorja dotic-
mega kluba, kamor zeli pristopiti.
Pravilih skupne stranke, "a
more postati clan Zveze vsaka
oseba moskega ali zenskega
spola, ako je spolnila Is leto in
pripozna socialisticna nacela.
Kako rabbit mesecna porocila.
Formula "a meseGna porocila
sestoji IL treh glavnih oddelkov,
namrec: 1. dohodkov, 2. iEdatkov
in 8. oddelek "a informacije o
~razmerju clanstva z ozirom ma
amer, drzavljanstvo, strokovne
organizacije, shode in predavanja
pa narocnino strankinega case
pisja.
Prve dive tocki ste gospodarske-
ga, t. j. gmotnega - tretja pa
m%oralnega znacaja.
Da je porocilo popolno, je ire
ba izpolniti vedno vse tri locke,
tako, kakor ~zahtevajo oddelki.
Dobro, pregledno gospodarstvo,
je tudi pri socialism, prvi pogoj
do vspeSnega in trajnega della ma
polju agitacije, organiziranja in
vsega k%ulturnega della katerega V
podrocju ina Jugosl. socialist.
Zveza V Ameriki.
Sledece svote Sc pise pod dohodk:
Pristopnina. - To je svota, ka-
tero vplaca novopristopli clan V
klubovo blagajno. Pristopnino do
loci klub sam. Pc navadi znaSa
25c.
Clanarina. - To so redni me-
seem prispevki clanov. Kadar nj
izvanrednih prispevkov, je clana-
rina pc navadi 25c ma mesec, ven
dar doloca svoto vedno klub sam,
pc potrebi.
Cd prodaje znakov - je svota,
Xxi pride "a prodane make, maj 81
bodo re navadni ali pa pozlaceni.
o prodaji knjig in popustu pr
narocilih, nimajo slovenski klubi
do sedaj ko Zveza Sc nina V zalo-
81 svojih knjig, DAFT nobenega po-
roGila.
Zbrane podpore - so svote, Xxi
Sc Jill zbira oh casu strajkov, "a
%politiGne boje, "a obrambo sodnij-
skin preganjanj ali politicne kan
panic.
Preostanek cd zabav - je svo-
ia, Xxi preostane cd prireditev "a
bav.
Preostanek zadnjega meseca,
ie tista svota. XII je preostala zad-
Mi mesec Y blagajni potem, ko
so bill pokriti vSi stroSki "a tisti
mesec.
Razno- Sc smatra razne do
hOdke.
Ia tenn sledi zakljucek ali
skupni dohodki.
Sledece svote Sc pise pod izdatki:
Glavnemu odboru socialisticne
stranke - je svota. katero zvez-
hi tajnik odracuna tajniku skup-
ne Stranke. ZapiSe Sc torej toliko-
krat pc &c kolikor clanov je pla-
Gallo priSpevke "a tiSti mesec.
Glavnemu odboru Zveze pc &c
- je svota, ki spada Zvezno
blagajno; zapiSe Sc tolikokrat pc
&c, "a kolikor clanov Sc je naba-
vilo mark, kakor gori.
Narodnim osrednjim odborom
pc &c. Sc zapiSe pc n%arodnosti.
Ako je napr. V klubu 6 %Slovencev,
) IIrvatov in 3 Srbi, Sc zapise {:
slovenskemu 6X3 - lSc. hrvat-
Skemu 5X3 15c in Srbskemu
BIB - 9c. Ako so V klubu clani
samO enc narodnosti, pOtem Sc
zapiSe svota samo doticnemu
osrednjemu odboru, kakrSne ma
rodnosti so clani.
1zvenredni prispevki stranke hi
bila svOta, ako jo razpiSe stranka
Ia kakSne ~lzvenredne prispevke.
Izvenredni prispevki Zveze -
je svota, ticoca Sc Zveze. Tako
napr. !e Zveza nalozila izvenred-
ne prispevke DC "a KriStanov
fond.
State in County Organizaciji SC
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-30
ROJAKI MA ELY IN OKOLICI!

Podpirajte svojega rojaka sodr.
lanca krojaca
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-22
COAL WON'T
BE REDUCED

From present indication there will be
no summer reduction In the price of coal.
Heretofore II has been the custom of the
coal dealers to make reduction of
fifty cents "A ton the first of April and
then raise 1t ten cents a month till the
winter price prevailed.
Several theories are advanced as to
the reasons the prices will not be low
cred. one is that the suspension of work
ing the mines for two months has cost
considerable. They say the cost of keep
ing men in the mines pumping water
and attending the repairs has been
great,
f. w. Canfield, secretary OF the New
Jersey Coal Dealers Association, when
asked about the summer prices of coal.
said that he had not as yet received the
schedule for the coming month.
Il am not In a position said Mr..
Garfield, TO say what the operators in
tend doing. it Is true that the summer
schedule of coal usually went into effect
on April ! of each year. can only say
that It Is possible that the operators
will charge more for the coal because
they have been compelled to advance
The salary OF the miners 10 per cent. In
cases of this kind, l have always noticed
that when more money Is given laborers.
the price of the commodity Is raised ae-
cordingly.
The Coal Dealers Association too,
will suffer by the amount That viii be
charged by the operators There IS no
doubt but that all kinds of eoal vi
remain at the present price II the re-
dnction does not come through.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-22
RAP WILSON
FOR NEGLECT

Why has Governor Wilson held up the
appointment of a new judge for the
First District Court to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Judge Malcolm
MacLear. when the delay is responsible
for much confusion, with more than 100
cases pending, and the business of the
court at a standstill?
This question is being asked by mem
bers of the Essex county bar, who in de-
.manding that the appointment be made
at once critic,se Governor Wilson scath-
ingly for "neglecting his duty to fur
ther his political ambition"
J. Edward Smith, counselor and mas
ter In chaneery, of % Clinton street,
today voiced the opinion OF the ma
iority of lawyers who have business In
the First District Court.
There are 150 cases unfinished and
attorneys have other cases to start"
said Mr.. Smith. Until a Judge is ap-
noIuted no business can be done. and not
even a writ can issue. something which
tbe law provides the court must be open
for every day
"Although Judge MacLear's death oc-
o,rred two weeks ago, Mr.. Wilson has
nof filled Ile Ndcuuty- hhh tue qucStiou
ar,ses as to why he has not performed
one of the most important functions of
The office he was elected to. 1t is his
manifest duty to act Immediately
.aThere is plenty Of timber Of the
.,ality needed for the. office In Essex
aountv. and II wouldn't take Mr.. Wilson
t,rentv-five minutes to make a suitable
selection"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-22
Ends His Life at
Crematory Gate

NEW YORK. May 22-"Farewell.
will never see you again. | will be no
more bother to you. | Will go TO the
crematory tonight and end my l.fe.''
This was the message left by a man
believed to be Fritz Egglin, address
unknown. whose body, with bullet
hole in the right temple and n revolver
with one chamber empty. was found
today near the entrance to the Fresh
Pond crematory between Middle VII
lage and Maspeth, l.. |.
In the pockets of bis clothing they
found bill for $2S from Dr. Neigh, of
Bernardsville n. j.. upon which pay
ment of $1S was credited. 1t was made
out to Fritz Egglin.
There were also three postal cards.
One addressed to Mrs. Mary Stegen,
1922 East One Hundred and Fifty-slxth
street. Bronx. Another was to Mrs.
Janusen. Of Lynbrook. and the Other
to II. II. Jannsen. Lynbrook. They
we're written In German and bore his
farewell message.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-22
Ends Contest
Says Roosevelt

OYSTER BAY. \. Y. May 22.-"rhe re-
suit in Ohio has settled the contest, :
said Colonel Roosevelt today. Seriously,
I can only repeat what ] have already
said. / infinitely prefer the deliberate
Judgment of the people to their impui-
siye Judgment, and In Ohio we got their
deliberate Judgment, and as ! have also
said, If ] had to make choice would
choose the impusiye judgment of the peo-
ole rather than the deliberate Judgment
of the bosses.
'The result In Ohio has settled the
contest. | believe that we could have
won without Ohio. Our opponents needed
the substantially solid vote of Ohio in
order to give them even chance to
make a contest at the Chicago conven-
ti0n.
Victory In Ohio means that 1t VIII be
homeless to try to beat us at Chicago
nv unseatlng our delegates, who repre-
sent the popular will, in Washington IN
diana. Kentucky and elsewhere, nor Will
4, he possible for them to win by seat
lug delegations from Southern States,
which represent nothing whatever but
fraud
Il am very profoundly appreciatiye of
what the people of Ohio have done II
renresents o victory, not only for the
plaiu people of the Republican party, but
for every good citizen In the United States
for in this contest We have STOOD tor tue
fundamental rights of good eitizenship'
and every honest and decent citizen no
matter what his politics, Is profoundly
concerned in our victory, for we are
hghting his battle
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-22
SAYS JERSEY
is FOR T. R.

New Jersey is ready to vote for
Roosevelt now said Borden d. Whit
ing, chairman of the State Roosevelt
League. today. I'VE could have our
primary election tomorrow and win
There was more JOY than surprise
among the Roosevelt leaders over the
Ohio triumph. They claim that the
fight is over and that New Jersey will
simply follow the other States by elect
ing Roosevelt delegates. II Is asserted
that the invasion OF the three candi-
dates In this State between now and
next Tuesday will not greatly alter the
sentiment of the voters, which, the
Roosevelt leaders claim, Is for Roosevelt
While there is plenty of jubilation In
the Roosevelt. camp, there is also an
exhibition of optimism among the lead
ers backing the other candidate.
A. b. Leach, chairman of the exeeu-
tive committee of the Taft League OF
New Jersey. issued the following state
ment at Taft headquarters In the Essex
building. today:
The result in Ohio makes no difference
to use in New Jersey. Mr.. Taft had
majority OF the delegates before yester'
days result was made known, ana our
effort In this state VIII be 10 auu "
that majority. We will control the ma
tional convention at Chicago beyond
question and the constructive policies OF
William II. Taft will find vindlcatlon In
his nomination
We have been conducting in New Jer.
sey campaign on principle. and the
people of this State are not OIL tne klllu
10 he swayed or misled by the mistakes
of oth s. The great business interests OF
New H. sey are, Just as much in Jeopardy
A.. a
thew were before the Ohio primaries. and.
in my opinion, the result In Ohio VIII
arouse the business men of the State to
a greater realization of the menace that
confronts them.
Mr.. Taft is coming into New Jersey TO-
morrow to lay his cause personally ne
fore the people, and the Taft League Is
confident that next Tuesdays primaries
viii show that the people of New. Jersey
believe in law.-not anarchy; In sincerity
mot demagogy; In prosperity-not
poverty; In a republic-not In a mon
archy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-22

and the jury that we are political pris-
oners. Had we not been actuated by
a political purpose we would never have
come within the precinct of Grim
inal court. In France there would have
been no need to plead that ours was
political offense. | wish this country
had REACHED the same height OF civilza-
ton.
Why has not the government put the
Women's Social and Political Union
into the dock? The union Is not
collection of hysterical unimportant and
wild women. 1t is an important aud
serious organization. women of royal
rank being among the members. There
fore II would not pay the democratic
government to deal with the organiza-
ton as a whole II is not the defend
ants who have conspired, Ii is the
government that has conspired to crush
them
I'VE Have No Voice In Laws"
What right have you jurors as men
to judge the women who gave Won that
right | have no voice In deciding the
legal system of this country. | have
no voice in deciding what Is and what
Continued on second Pageo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-22
Hubby Arrested
with Job Near

Charged with desertion by his young
wife whom he married August z. John
W. stasse, of 2s9 Clinton street south,
East 0rnngc. was arrested today by De
tectiye Harry Riker. of that city ut the
request of the police of Elizabeth, just
when he was about to accept a position
In East Orange as a drug clerk He was
turned over TO the Elizabeth police.
Tie couple have had trouble for some
time Recently his wife started suit in
Elizabeth. She claimed that her hns-
band was paying too much attention to
chorus girls. while he asserted that he
found her In a room with one of his for
mer employers and that IL looked as II
they had both been smoking cigarettes.
Ills wife was Miss Ruth Cecilia Don
nelly. Her father is the owner of a
large storage house In Elizabeth Stasse
has not seen her in three month. he
SAYS
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-22

soine llfl1e ago. mas NOT yet DtSh ioNhte
The jury In handing down its verdict of
guilty accompanied 1t with reeommen-
dation that leniency be shown TO the
prisoners, and Justice Coleridge In deliv-
ering the judgment took this into consid-
Grafton.
The two women In the dock were pa
thetic figures when the verdict of guilty
was brought In by the jury, Mrs Pank.
hurst clung to the edge Of the prisoners
enclosure, trembling yisibly and pleaded
TO be treated as irst.class misdemean-
ant
Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, raising both
hands in the attitude of prayer swayed
as she uttered the phrase: May God de-
fend us as our cause Is just
In her plea to the jury Mrs. Pankhurst
spoke for two hours in impassioned ac-
cents. her voice sometimes choked With
tears. The suffragette leader said:
! and my friends are not ashamed
of what we are doing. But for the
evidence we ourselves openly supplied
there would be no case to come before
the court ! wish to convince the judge
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-05-22

HEAR BUDGET


The second days session of the dioce-
san convention of the Protestant Epis-
copal diocese Of Newark opened this
morning In Trinity Church, Broad street.
The principal business of the session
was the selection of members of COM
mittees and commissions. with other
appointments from the nominations
made yesterday. .a#
Richard T. stephens read the auditors
report showing correct accounts and a
balance of s2aasl4.s9
William NJ Franklin. chairman OF the
committee on inance, reported this
budget: For support OF episcopacy, "a
900, diocesan missions and church extsn-
sion, archdeaconry of Jersey city. $,lS:
archdoaeonry of Morristown, $3.50; ar.,t,
deaconry of Newark, $500. dioceslll
nrchieaeon aud his travelling expenses,
sl.7O0: diocesan expenses under cano.s,
$500: total, $l7l36.
The budget shows n decrease from last
year In the assessment for the support
of tho epscopate Of $500; an Increase Of
$685. especially requested by the board Of
missions. The assessment for diocesan
expenses remains the same, although III
II Is included $500 for clerical assistance
TO the bishop and $500 towards the cs
penses OF the general convention of l9ii
The assessment two years ago was eH
per cent on current expenses of The
parishes and missions. Last year 1t Na'
5h per cent
Four parishes have consented to thf
cancellation of their bonds. leaving onl.
three parishes which have not so en-
sented.
A report of Christ Hospital showed
pronerty valued al 100000 and that OF
400 cases treated during the year. Their
were only s4 deaths.
Dr. j. II. Blanchard reported that a
committee of FIVE clergymen and five lay
men had been appointed to raise the
nucleus of n fund for cathedral lie
added that this did not mean stones III
the ground II is expected that muci
will be done along the line of raising
money during the coming year.
Dr blanchard then took up church ap
nortionment for general missions, and
said IT is proposed not to increase th'
burden on any parish this year. He com
nlimented all the parishes on their read
moss to meet the amounts In the fund
The aggregate asked was $l,3lfblO NJ
against 81 100. 900 the year before.
Frederic Il. Chamberlain. of the TEN
nerance commission. reported reson
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