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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

BEFORE the Honorable William S. Cum
mere, Chief Justice IF the Supreme Court
of the State of New Jersey
In the matter of the application of Pub
lie Service Newark Terminal Railway Com
pauy to acquire the lands Of Caroline flew-
EFT and others in the city Of Newark, Coun-
~ Of Essex and state Of New Jereey;
IN CONDENSATION NOTICE OF HEAR
To Elizabeth Fisher and Harry Fisher. her
husband, Caroline Hewett and Frederick
l.. Hewett her husband and Harry liew-
EFT and Frank HeNett:
Please take notice that the lexigenciea
of the business Of Public Service Newark
Terminal Railway Company in the Judg-
ment of its directors demand and there Is
required for its terminal station the follow
Ing described tract or parcel of land situate
IN the City of Newark, County of Essex ar
state of New Jersey, that is TO say:
BEGINNING In the northerly line Ct
Boudinot street. three feet five inches %
feet inchesl east from the easterly corner
Of brick dwelling now No ~ on said street
which is also the most easterly corner OF
property conveyed by William Rankin and
wife to William Rankin Duryee, January
IS. 1864 thence easterly along SAID street
twenty-five feet nine inches 90 feet nches)
to point opposite the middle of partition
wall between two houses, Nos. IL and 20
Boudlnot street; thence northery through the
middle Of said wall and continuing same
course one hundred feet 600 feep; thence
westerly nearly parallel with Boudinot
street twenty-five feet nine inches CT feet
William Rankin to William Rankin Durysei
thence southerly along the same one nun
dred feet six inches 600 feet inches) to
the beginning, being No. Is Boudinot street,
That It has presented it's petition to the
Honorable William s. Gummere, chlef
Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the state
of New Jersey, for the appointment of three
to examine, appraise and nX
the compensation to be paid for the said
land. because Il has been unable to acquire
the same by agreement with the owners.
Said company has the power TO take lana
bv conformation required for its business.
That In said petition 1t Is alleged that you,
Elizabeth Fisher, are the occupant OF said
band and claim some ownership therein
and that you Caroline Hewitt, with you.
Frederick L. Hewett her husband ana
Harry Hewett and Frank Hewett. claim TO
he owners Of some interest therein. That
the said Chief Justice has appointed Mon
day the eleventh day of August. infthe year
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and thirteen. at ten o'clock In the forenoon
of that day. at the County Court House IN
the CITY Of Newark, the time and place
to make said appointment, and ordered tnat
notice be given to you and copy OF said
order is hereto attached and made part
hereof. that said petition and said order are
duly filed In the office OF the clerk of the
countv Of Essex You are hereby notified
10 attend at the time and place aforesaid
and show cause. IL any there be- why SUCH
anpointment should not be made,
Dated this 2bth day of July a. ID. 1913.
PUBLIC SERVICE NEWARK TERMINAL
RAILWAY COMPANY,
BY FRANK BERGEN.
Attorney.
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DISlNFEcTANT is FATAL

PHILADELPHIA, July 26,-The
fumes of a disinfecting fluid last
night caused the death of one man
and rendered another unconscious In
the servants quarters of Mt. Sinai
Hospital. The rooms were being dis
infected with a solution and had
been ordered tightly closed. Andrew
Schemmel, % years old, who was re-
Gently discharged from the position
of orderely. returned for some
clothes. Finding the doors locked,
he entered the fume-laden room by
a rear window When he did not re-
appear, Andrew Bielos, who accom-
panied him, also entered the room.
When the quarters were reopened
by the superintendent last night,
Schemmel was dead and Bielos was
unconscious, and he may not live.
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LEFTY" FLYNN SUED FOR
DIVORCE BY YOUNG BRIDE

SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 26.-Mrs.
Lefty Flynn, former show girl, has
just obtained a referees decree in
quiet divorce proceedings against her
young husband, famous as Yale
football player. The news leaked out
today.
Mrs. Flynn in her action named a
New York chorus girl, said to be
well known and popular on Broadway.
The lawyers refuse to tell who she
is. The action was brought several
months ago and Lawyer j. Creggs,
of Syracuse, was named referee, al
though the order of his appointment
never was filed. Mr.. Creggs's report
has just been completed. Private de-
tectives in the employ of Mrs. Flynn
tracked Lefty" during the winter
in and out of various resorts in New
York city. They testified concerning
a visit. to a New York hotel which
Lefty made with the correspondent
and another man and young woman.
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N. Y. PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK, July Electromagnetic
but steady.
Favorable northwest crop news and
lower cables effected a slight decline
in wheat this morning. Sept. 94A
a 94as.
Pork-firm.
Beef-steady.
Lard easy. middle west HOO
11S0.
Sugar-raw. firm; muscayado 3.O7;
centrifugal 3.17; molasses 2.S2; re-
fined steady.
Petroleum-steady
!, Enthusiastically.
Hay-quiet.
Hides-frm7
Leather-frm.
Butter-Steady and unchanged; re-
ceipts, 6,736 tubs.
Cheese-Easy and unchanged; re-
ceipts, SIS boxes; no exports.
Eggs-Irregular and unchanged;
receipts, II, $50 cases.
Poultry-Live, irregular; Western
chickens, broilers. IS; fowls. 16; tur-
keys, 10. Dressed, easy; fresh killed
Western chickens, 21@26 fowls, 1875
OLE; turkeys. 1919.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

|
IN oHANcERY OF NEW JERsEY-To
James Kennedy, Kate Kennedy Margaret
Strachan Samuel Strachan. Mary Beagley
and Charles Beagley:
BY virtue of an order Of the Court of
Chancery made on the second day Of July,
nineteen hundred and thirteen, in suit
wherein John M. Kennedy Is complainant
and you and others are defendants. you are
required to appear. answer, plead or demur
to the bill of said complainant on or before
the third day of September, nineteen hun
dred and thirteen, or the said bill will be
taken as confessed against YOU. The said
bill Is filed for the partition Of certain lands
in the City of Orange Essex County, New
Jersey which William Kennedy, late OF the
City Of Orange aforesaid, died seized of, and
you James Kennedy, Margaret Strachan.
Mary Beagley are made defendants because
you are the heirs at law and next OF kin
Of the said William Kennedy. deceased. and
you Kate Kennedy, are made defendant be
cause you are the wife Of James Kennedy,
and you Samuel Strachan, are made de-
PENDANT because you are the husband OF
Margaret Strachan, and you, Charles Beag-
ley are made defendant because you are
the husband of Mary Beagley, and you and
each Of you may claim some right or inter-
est in the said premises.
The lands effected by said suit are situ-
ated in the City OF Orange County of Essex
and State Of New Jersey, on the southerly
side Of Parrow street. distant Ave hundred
and fifty-one feet, more less. westerly
from the westerly line OF lakewood avenue,
OF fifty feet. more or less, and a depth Of
one hundred and twenty-five feet.
RAYMOND, MOUNTAIN. VAN BLARCON
& MARSH, Solicitors for Complainant,
p. @ address 1874 Market street,
5y12. 10. 20au& Newark. New Jersey.
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AUCTION SALE.


IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF
NEW JERSEY.
In the matter OF Samuel Krasner, alleged
bankrupt In bankruptcy. Notice Of sale.
Take notice that -he receiver will pursuant
to the order of the court sell at public
sale fo- cash at $40 Springfield avenue. New
ark, N. j.. Monday July 2Sth, 1913. at
10 a. m, the following described property:
The entire stock Of glassware. hardware,
tnware. crockery, notions and all other
all showcases and other fixtures contained in
the said premises.
Receiver will make his report of salo and
application for confirmation thereof forthwith
after the sale before the United States Dis
trict Court, at Trenton, New Jersey.
SAUL COHN Receiver.
Kinney Building, Newark. N. J.
Charles Elm. Attorney of Receiver,
$40 Broad street, Newark, n. J.
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LIBERTY SQUARE NOTES


Pat Mulvey is in the hardest kind
of luck these days. After tearing
a pair of trousers a week ago
Wednesday night trying to jump a
barbed wire fence at the Velodrome
Pat had his hat and coat stolen in
Rockaway Sunday.
Have you heard of Eddie's n1ys-
FERROUS trip to Mt. Pocono last week.
Ed says it was merely pleasure trip,
but some of the boys are emphatic
in declaring that Ed combined bust
ness with pleasure.
Herman Weingarth and John Ber-
lenbach were mysteriously missing
when the bunch arrived in Rockaway
Sunday.
1.-THE Wreckers" expect to again
spend their vacation at Rockaway.
Chief High Wrecker Heller will open
the camp Monday for two weeks.
Joe Dalton insists that he is in the
race for alderman of the Eleventh
ward even if he has to run independ-
emily. Tom Wall says he will con-
tribute a few cigar coupons toward
defraying the expenses of Joe's cam
paign.
It was necessary to rope off the
arena at the amateur night last night
You have to hand 1t to Charlie Wei
don when it comes to packing them
IN.
Harry Baines is seriously consider
ing letting his mustache grow again.
We are of the opinion that Harry did
it on bet at that.
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no WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN;
Notice is hereby given that United Supply
Company, domestic corporation. the prncl-
pal business office Of which is located in the
Borough OF Manhattan, City. County and
state Of New York, will apply to the New
York Supreme Court at special term, Part
1. thereof, to be held at the County Court
House, in the Borough Of Manhattan, City.
County and State Of New York. on the fourth
day OF August, 1913 at 1890 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day or as soon thereafter
as counsel can be heard, for an order au-
corporate name to 1.-The Samollne Corpora
ton"
Dated New York July IL, 1913.
UNITED SUPPLY COMPANY,
BY SAMUEL r.. OLMSTED. President
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SEALED PROPOSALS..

BOARD OF PLAYGROUND COMMISSION
ERS OF TIE CITY OF NEWARK, n
j., IN THE COUNTY or ESSEX.
Sealed proposals viii be received at the
office of the Playground Commission between
4 and 4:1b o'clock p. m, August T. 1913, and
then publicly opened and read, for furnish
Ing and delivering playground equipment Tor
the various city Fairgrounds
Specifications for the above Items may he
obtained at the office OF the Playground Com
mission. fourth floor. city Hall, and other
information may also be obtained
The board reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all proposals. waive infornai-
ties and TO award contracts for tho whole or
any OF the Items specified at its discretion
j. LEONARD MASON,
Secretary.
July rs, 1913. jy25-5t
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GLASS FACTORIES HALT

MILLVILLE, N. j., July 26.-The
three factories of the glass manufac-
turing firm of Whitall-Tatum Com
pany, which have broken all records
by a steady run OF almost eleven
months, was shut down for the sea-
son today. 1t is expected that the
plants will remain idle only five
weeks, which will be the shortest va
cation in the history of the industry
here
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TAMMANY CLUB PLANS OUTING

Arrangements for the annual out
ing of Rthe First Ward Tammany
Club were made at meeting of the
club members In their headquarters,
rs Orange street, last night. The out
ing will take place during the first
week in September. The excursion
lists will Journey to Witzel's Grove,
Long Island.
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Spanking does not cure children of
bed wetting. There is a constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. M Sum
mers, Box W. Notre. Dame. Ind. will
home treatment, with full Instructions
Send no money, but write her today If
your children trouble you in this way
Don't blame the child; the chances are
It can't help 1t. This treatment also
cures adults and aged people troubled
with urine difficulties by day or night.
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LOST-From auto. Monday, July Fl. morn
ing. about 8 O'clock on Montclar av. or
Washington av., a leather dress suit case
containing ladies' wearing apparel and
pocketbook containing some money; reward
will be given Box 3S, Star Office.
FOUND-Peddlers license, No. 73. Newark,
N. ]. Call at 04 Belmont av.
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DEATHS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on July 26, 1913,
at the residence of his son, John j.
Burnett. 12S Chester avenue, James.
beloved husband of Mary Burnett
tnee Daly).
BURNET-At Morristown, N. J., on
] July "a, 1913, Sarah Frances, daugh-
ter of the late Job Brookfie1d and
Mary Heddes Burnet, aged 80 years.
CLARK-At his home Sc Warren
street, on Thursday, July %, 1918,
Colonel A. Judson Clark, late gov
ernor of National Military Home,
Montgomery County, o.
Funeral services win be held at
the Central Presbyterian Church,
corner of Clinton and Belmont ave-
nues, on Sunday. July 81. at 230
D. M. Relatives and friends and
officers and members of Oriental
Lodge No. 81, f. and A NJ. mem
tillery; Lincoln Post No. H. G. A.
r., and the Loyal Legion are in
vited to attends Interment in Ever
green Cemetery. Dayton. o.: Bos-
ton. Mass, and Chicago papers
please copy.
coRB1;on Saturday. July 2s, 1918.
Cobb.
8 Notice of funeral hereafter
CoRRELL,-on July Is, 1913. Herman.
beloved husband of the late Eva
Cornell (nee Schaffenberger), aged
AZ years, Fourth and Bergen streets.
Harrison, N J.
DENK-on July 25. 1918. Genevieve.
daughter of Frederick and Frances
Denk (nee Hubert. aged Z years s
months. 891 Bergen street.
FERGUsoN-At East Orange, N. j.,
on July "a; 1918, William p beloved
son of Frank C. and Minnie Post
ferguson. aged years ana 3
months, Fl Cleveland terrace.
FREY-suddenly. on July rs, 1913
William, beloved husband of Clara
D. Frey (nee MARTINI, 119 Spruce
street
GERATY-At Summit, N J.. July IS,
1913 Michael Geraty. aged 81 years.
HBALEY-Mrs. Mary Healey. wife OF
the late Michael Healey. aged 16
years, died at Keansburg, N. J.,
Thursday, July "a. 200 North Park
street, East Orange.
HEARN--on July 26. 1913, James. be-
loved husband of Mary Hearn (nee
Turner), at his late residence, 1T
Newark street.
HERD-On July 26 1919. at his late
residence ST Wallace street. James,
beloved husband of EMILY Herd.
HOFFMANN-At Bloomfield N. J.. July
%, 1913, William, beloved husband of
Pauline Hoffman,, aged 5S years, 4S
Lawrence street
McDARBY-on July 20, 1913. Julia, be-
loved wife of Thomas MeDarby.
OSBORNE-Died at Hilton, n. J.. July
25, 1913, Jane D.. mother of william
A. and Jennie Greenaway, aged IS
wears months Elmwood avenue,
PAWLICK-On July 90, 1918. Mt his
home, 80 Hecker street, Theodore, hus-
band of Johanna Both Pawliek, aged
SCoTT-on July %. 1918, at Of Tai
bot street, Montclair, Bette, beloved
mother of Cornelius Scott, and aunt
of Mrs. Agnes Faison.
SQUIRE Suddenly at st. Marys Hos
ptal, Orange, July 90. 1918, Charles
NJ. Squire, of Livingston, N. ].
Months Mind.
A Months Mind High Mass of Re-
QUEEN will be offered for the repose of
the soul of William J. Mccormack on
Monday. July g. 1918, at a. M, st.
Columbas Church.
Relatives and friends are kindly In.
Vited.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Following are the quotations of the
days prices, as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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July %. 1913.
BOARD OF PLAYGRoUNND COMMISSION
ERS OE TIE CITY OE NEWARK. n.

ERS OF TIE CITY OF NEWARK, n.
j., IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX
Sealed proposals viii be received NJ the
office Of the Playground Commissioners be-
tween 4 and 4.15 o'clock p. m, August 4th,
1913 and then publicly opened and read for
furnishing and delivering four ID portable
houses to be erected on the different play
grounds Of the city.
Specifications for the above items may be
obtained at the office of the Playground
Commission, fourth floor, City Hall, and any
other nforma ton may also be obtained.
The board reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all proposals, waive informali-
ties and to award contracts for the whole
or any OF the items specified. at its disere-
ton.
.. LEONARD MASON,
jy2b-Bt Secretary.
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CEMETERIES.
Glendale Cemetery

formerly Glen Ridge)
Franklin av.. at Joralemon ST., Bloomfield
N. j. Lots OF four graves, $50 and up
single graves. s16 Tel 1858 Bloomfield.
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CRAWFORD PLACE OPENING AND
WIDENING


Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. commissioners duly appointed to
compute, estimate. flg, determine and make
all The assessments OF damages and benefits
for local Improvements in the City of New
ark Will, on Thursday. the thlrty-frst day CT
July. 1918, at o'clock In the afternoon OF
that day, at their ofilce, room No. 4, third
floor. City Han. In the City OF Newark, hold
their first meeting to estimate. assess and
award the damages that any owner or own
ers of lands and real estate may sustain by
taking and appropriating of the lands and
real estate necessary to be taken and appro-
priated by the following local improvements:
The opening and widening of
BRANFORD PLACE,
from the westerly line Of Halsey street 10 a
point on the southerly line of Springfield
avenue, located about ABB feet east of the
easterly line of High street, approved
March 10. 1913
Dated July 20. 1913. -
WILLIAM DIMOND.
JOSEPH HEISDER
ADOLPH HOLZNER,
iy25-5t Commissioners.
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BIRTHS.

EI.IN--Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Elm. of 334 Belmont avenue. on July
25 a son.
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OSBORNE-Died at Hilton. N. J.. July
25. 1913, Jane D.. mother of william
A. and Jennie Greenaway, aged IS
wears 8 months Elmwood avenue,
PAWLICK-On July g. 1918. Mt his
home, 80 Hecker street, Theodore, hus-
band of Johanna Both Pawlek, aged
Sc.
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CoRRELL-On July %, 1913, Herman.
beloved husband of the late Eva
Cornell (nee Schaffenberger), aged
AZ years, Fourth and Bergen streets.
Harrison, N. j.
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McDARBY-On July 90, 1913. Julia, be-
loved wife of Thomas MeDarby.
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SCoTT-on July 25. 1913, at Of Tai
bot street Montclair, Bette, beloved
mother of Cornelius Scott, and aunt
of Mrs Agnes Faison.
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DENK-on July rs. 1918. Genevieve.
daughter of Frederick and Frances
Denk (nee Hubert. aged years 6
months. 891 Bergen street.
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COBB-on Saturday, July 2e. 1918,
Marjory Ross Cobb. daughter of
Jeremiah M. and the late Eliza j.
Cobb.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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HOFFMANN-At Bloomfield. N. J.. July
o. 1913 William, beloved husband OF
Pauline Hoffman,, aged 5S years, as
Lawrence street.
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MISUNDERSTANDING, on July rs, 1913,
at the residence of his son, John j.
Burnett. 12S Chester avenue, James,
beloved husband of Mary Burnett
tnee Daly).
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SQUIRE-S Suddenly. at St Mary's Hos
NJ Squire, of Livingston, N. ].
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HERD-On July 26. 1919. at his late
residence. 81 Wallace street. James,
beloved husband of Emily Herd.
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FERGUSoN-At East Orange. N. j.,
on July "a; 1918, William P, beloved
son of Frank C. and Minnie Post
Ferguson, aged years and 3
months, 81 Cleveland terrace.
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FREY-Suddenly on July rs. 1913.
William. beloved husband of Clara
d. Frey (nee Martini, 119 Spruce
street.
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HEALEY-Mrs. Mary Healey. wife of
the late Michael Healey, aged IS
years. died at Keanshurg, N. j.,
Thursday July "a. 200 North Park
street East Orange
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PRICES oE BONDS

The following quotations were fur
nished by Post & Flagg:
Oman HIGH ,ou Cloae
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Months Mind.
A Months Mind High Mass of Re-
QUEEN will be offered for the repose of
the soul of William j. Mccormack on
Monday. July %. 1918, at a. M, st.
Columbas Church.
Relatives and friends are kindly In
vited.
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HEARN-on July 26. 1913, James. be-
loved husband of Mary Hearn (nee
Turner), at his late residence, 1T
Newark street.
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GER ATY-At Summit, N. J.. July 26,
1913, Michael Geraty, aged 81 years.
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BURNET-At Morristown, N. J., on
July "a, 1918, Sarah Frances, daugh-
ter of the late Job Brooktield and
Mary Heddes Burnet, aged SO years.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-16

Delng dictated by one OF the heredlt-
airy OverlOrds of that paper, who was
boosted into the city council while he
was law student, and fOisted upon
the taxpayers of, the sanitary district
as president of the Sanitary Board by
the Chicago Tribune at a subsequent
expense of millions of dollars of the
taxpayers money resulting from his
lack of judgment, discretion, inefi-
cheney and general mismanagement.
l refer to ''R. R." the wonder child
again. The useless and empty ditch
at Evanston is the monument of his
useless and expensive administration.
The wonder child, however, is only
dictator for the hour. The real boss
of the Tribune has been sent for and
is fastening back from Europe to the
relief of the wonderful one. l refer
to James Kelley, the heroic figure in
the recent AUDITORY article in Col
Ier's Weekly of June 18th, entitled,
Explaining Kelley" The good
citizens of this community, and par
ticularly of Englewood who have
been misled into believing that the
Chicago Tribune is anything but law
less and hypocritical, should read
this article. 1t not only explains Mr..
Kelley, but it explains the Chicago
Tribune. The author of this article
states that he does not defend Mr..
Kelley, but only explains him. This
article shows that if a man is laWless
enough and Indifferent enough IN the
rights Of society, and Of owners of
private property, his promotion if he
happens to work for the Chicago
Tribune is rapid.
The author of this interesting
sketch describes the career of Kelley
from the Whitechapel District in
London to the present time in part.
It points out how Kelley, while
working for the Tribune in a subor-
dinate capacity, and while govern
y,oopf F1-OODc rTyoro O +toD,y,fiT,rr t/, e,,,r