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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26

lernrtcr al @citpreIicn. 2ao bet ocrfor
bIipe ct 9tinoes erer "@icmorial 0o-
%lpital" ON DC uurife a~mcrifunifr Sirs
iclanhinoS Screening, oa ont RiuNc-
oaret 1914.
Tue iorcniuasbcnIiae GirfcioH, %
ale norife Ninerifancrc. iont cIiter BET
aanlle Sano, ber bare neo ar relic
bette naire Iomumeut FOR aanIe NO
Der Noraes iterte RooItib pna Tmerir
las @rino. Eaa @rupS al min CIR
airing | 6oipituIsmisiion er set min
&Iipt ar unrnabe: Ser er en- itor %
ieilbar Srans til bette 3oipitaI, nq
Serren aipe at ii iitart III bet.
Peo BETTE 6oinitnI bill Ser bli Ell /
aue 5euieenber 6eritetIasieS 2Gseitab,
% oerpiI bIi eoo % ~triifsIig &Ieie for
2eoem % SipI.
Spub er bel ct iaaoart 6pipital an
bet. eno en- WiS'ionsanitaIt? 90 for
boab ituIoe Set barre mere n~pboenoiat at
gisre SpoireIie. END for bette: vi
iIafie 8oo % triitelis TIeic for bore
Snge o. 3eenoe - al lebe SiGIeu
ben til @ub?
Gerior, tiGre 9eier, Iab life noeet
hinore Dig fra at inbienOe sin @aoe til
SoIpitaletS SinnnSiefretGr. &roi. Sobu
Sether. 500 2ub Ioe. 60, Wirneupos
lis, Winn.. cher I'll grit @oIocIano,
Nu8sburg SubIiibiug @ouie, @inneapos
lis. Winn.
ghers / 6erren.
Yaitor :. Setber.
1914 18th glue. 90. MinneapnliS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
3. e. Snepe.

Web andre git ban frem | &ao,
On @inmpe ejennem 2anoet.
Sans Gang a iom ct 9ro6ieItpno
Sans 2ip meb Sors b~eblanoet.
5iIiIut ban naaooe WeiterIeo,
Sppr title Spl9er imiIe.
Ser Iagbe maj Ell bra Wanb NED
Gil epig 8o og guile.
Meb 2rnsieIsbIit ban ifiieo frem
9augt oper Sap berborte.
s SoIe9Iub Seruialem
San iaa mep eploue Torte.
Sans Sar,pfae cr frebet @rlls,
81 8auta 1fnl Der praIe;
Sim 0slgeits Gut oe SbIbus Chs -
alIu be, Inn Re, ifal tale!
Sans Nften Bib / StraoIe9Ior
Deb StilIebanets Sanbe, -
81 fling BAN biem, bu 8aIoentur,
Web @eeIep ON Yanbe.
Spbu q. Ssroe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
Ie NET ~fcrrrftc.

Cen bersmte |infintrifer, BRO
Iesfor DR.. 9rouaroel uilaaoc iMorle'
Den Tag ct lpnQere 9eieg pan ct
lterre pripot SinDSlpleboipital /
Arrbeocn al ToriS, iortpler frantic
@Iooe. San loo Ell Gel Al Iatien.
terne foreitiue Tor Tia o9 gif oereiter
en- Sur pan cGcn Soono aieunem
SoipitoletS forifieaige aioeliraer.
"Naa. Sr. Troie&ior," ioaoe Nh.
italtenS Iircfter, ga Sen Irroe Ser
re fom tilboQe ira lin RunNtur,
"bpob ipnes le inu ON bort &oipi
tal?"
Seq Times nonlerfet ao0t ON
set" ipareoe GroieSiorelr, "oQ icG
Far, mems ieg mtOerhoIot mig mco
Natienterne, msbt ilcre operorhcut
.liq iu~teresiante 5iliGIoe. Der por
iiPr Ell Iioen Serre i Qraa Graat
oa meo Ell Iotterliq Stroabat, iont
ieg trai neoe i @opcn. San moreoe
mig nleget meo line ioroirreoe
Speresmoal, oa ban er iiffert sem
melt iorrpfte Sur, iea eu0nu noqen-
iiloe bar let. Spem er han?"
Get cr 6oriotteren Foul gour.
act ioareoe Qirettoren. San op-
1oloer Tia Der uoaIe Elmer oaQliQ /
0enne lio Tor at Qisre Stuoier til
lin me Roman."
Ct aporterStio eiter fom @our.
act.
Seq bar bapt iaaOont ct puoiigt
Nsoe," iagoe ban til 1~ireftsrcn.
Seq bar tnIt meb en- al 1eres "a,
t~ienter. iom ieq ifoI BRUCE ionl TO.
milf 9iperion / min Romon. Non
hopoe oct nnrngtigite SPien, man
fon tpnfe Tia. boIot paa at iprpffe
al S~Hobiloitbc0 en- bsi moger
Oiano meo tort G~pliroer.~
"Sa ion." ipnreoe Iireftsrcn.
Set uor Froiesior grouoroeI, oen
itore Ghpitotrifer."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
Su Maeenesfoif Imerifa.

Sra 6ienlbpeoen bringes eoer beroeS
en- hieretIia Snt for Sc &euge, iom /
lin Eio bIep ierbt fra eher til gnfai
feIie al OrgeI / Naoenes SoguS airte.
Selsbet uogiorbe innares omtring
ar. 900. Sil benne Gum fciebes ira
Soften 1912 til i CONNER ar. 600.
iOm i1lbtom BED Meoer meo aurpefeiter
peo unO~erte9uebe. GnSsn Tiniebag
ttnoe ian Weni9beoeu 9Inoe Jig oeO lit
Sr9eI, ct mutt % eobt %ibeoreeI til
sr. 1,S00 fra bort beoitc GrseIbpgsers
firnrn / 9ritianio. @eiinmmen
SIR. 800 ogtes irblanIet pna lam
me Iaaoe, ind Gr9Iet fuIbt ub bin
en- @ape til Weui9beben.
@teb 6iIien ira Grgeltomtiteen, @ens
iamin 6Gs, Ole Serniu9en % unoers
teenebe. Rubnlf Glen.
ErIanbenes Ireitegaaro, 12te aue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
Mareriot.

Ir. @olter Y. Saonen bar / iio.
Itc Hr. al Commercial Repielu" Ell
artifeI ON Woreribt. San eaaitaar.
al Dtoreri0tet hor marge Spsgel-
iesbiitorier paa Sampittilbeoen.
Ienne Spaoom er oet. iom err an.
iparlig ior Observation-Disclosures ON
6orfpore, iom "saor iqien" / gamle
3uie.
Mareriotet fan role ia al en- re.
ipeftabel aioer, Tiger BON. gaaoe Sc
gamIe @rptere og Romerue iorltoo
Sp9oommen 90 eao 9eifripelier al
oen. "a ira Del 17be anrbunoreoe
bar ri Here DeIifrepne artifler ON
Wareribt.
Oct iauioriife 8rier, iom iptter
zig pao ems Prpit. er til ollie Sioer
% | ole 2anoe blepet falot ell ono
aano. 90 Sen bar sioet auleSning
til mango ubuggeIise 9iitorier ban.
De | Sortio % Rutio.
Wareriot. iiaer Or. Snolpen, or
noset. iom er p9ien9foritiellist ira
Grsm. Set er en- lilitono. On man
bperten ioper euer er paoaen. Get
er en- Slags SaIpbepioitbeo. Get
er ii9r WGuo. iom Iiaer al Ware.
riot. % bopeoiaaeIig iaaoanne. iom
iom leper ct ittaeiioonoe Sip in.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
Si6-as til 9lloeroomS.
biemmet ! @crien.

Eli @srIens Mbsrbmsbiems @runb=
fonb bar lIrbertesnebe moStaeet ira
@srso9rinser / Gmerita % ibas ino>
iat | gerisns Sparebaut fdeenbe Be-
LIB: G. 81. @iamann. Mmont. y. 9.
50; HiIs 8ict, Stoctet, Ront. So; eIz
ling q. Rian. gsintbrop, Ti6. So;
%eOer 8. 5auober8. Sibpentius. Nid.
50; Ole !. gSisseoal SO, Ole s.. 5as
gen So, Sobau 6aeeu os Suitru 800,
ale fra Gecorab Soma; Soban Sans
BERG. Sibpemius, Wih. So; Seret q.
&iasen. Winthrop. Riun. 50; Simon
e. Sfieine os 5uitru. Clear safe, IA.
800; Sonas SGtber. Sibpeuina.
gPi6. 50; ears 6enistb % Suitm.
Sibpemiug, Rih. s209.ss; @ils Be
rit J. @iaaeoal, minneapolis. Rinn.
50; Rrs. Cline euno o. 8srn. @as
Ioca. Riun. 50. SiIiammen S463.s SO,
elIer Str. 1,734.s3.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26

mems Sfeb. Sagen eiter beisgte han
9rppiten poa hans aontor % iagoe
Ii inpienoe Sorme: Seq bsrte, hpao
Oh ia ON 9rur min oeo gegropeI.
fen. Get iful foite dig &appe %
aropc. Ger nar balpmsrft / @p-
MrcIiet, % TropIten uotalte: Seq ioar
mone ham irem, iaa on fun iperge
ham lelp. 0ern1eo off Eroniten
inb / ct SibeppreIie; men ba ban
fom tiIbage, par Seis %iorouitet.
ut Seis bar en- Manb meb Sier-
tet paa rette Steo, bar nan mango
9~eretninger ON. Sine Sienere be.
bonolebe ban iom Barn / Suiet. De
por hos bam / NdrepiS, % Here
beoe i bans Stem. @ioIOt Oct at
bielpe en- ltaffar, funoe han uGre
boabe barmbiertet % runohoanoet.
@n paffer SortpIIing ON hans 9ooe
Siertelua perierer enbnu / gllitao,
pg ben Ipher ianIebes:
gn Wanb / 9paben bupbe itelt
baarIie fine sfonpmiife N(fiprer, ioa
ilet, at @amben hans ifuloe iplges
pna Iitftion. s lin Noo penotc
ban iie hi 3eis, Ser til Ell @egpn-
belie gap Manben en operorNentlig
S%perbspling for bans Sonblemoa.
De. Sniolertio fom MiittionSboaen.
Gels panbrcbe ba tilfobS oem LANCE
Sci (2ib OSiD ira aultao til Spng-
bal ior at ppre nprpGrenoe oeo
Nuftionen. San begp10te at bDOe
paa @~aaroen, men Ell aloen Sieb-
baber bso ouer. "a itaf Sinnet
ham; ban for np % freq: Sob
3ieftl ifisnner on infie, at eg piI
fiepo @arben til Wanoen." Seis
fit SiIilnget, og Ben blep gipet til
bu9e til fin gier.
lltalli9e er De Siltorier, iom for
tPlIes ON SeiS 2unoegaaro. 6or
life at blipe oltfor langtruffert, Ital
ieg blot tililitt meobele oenne lille
Seretling:
Gngang ifllloe ban ct grino til
en- General / ariitiansia11o.
Oct bar nofiaa tioligt pod Cd
eert, oe ban traf fun 5ienerifobet,
iom bIep ipurgt, bpor @enerolen
bar at finbe. Spenpaa / Slliet, bIep
Ser iparet. Seis eif op Srapperne
oa fom inb paa 8eneralenS Sope-
pRrelIe. 0enne ipurgte: Sooroon
err bu fonrmen berop? - SEQ sSielp
al mine Zine og TO Ben bar Spa-
ret. Seq fol eipe Dig Sen! Ia9oe
ben bsie WiltGr og to9 lin &aaroe
for at ioae Gels paa Tor. Sat
iotte fig til Mobpnrge % bri,gte en-
Stol til Taaben. 0e itoo og Ioa
poa ~bperanore, % @enerolen ipurg-
te ba: Spent err ol? - Seq er Seis
2unoeaaarb. - Seq funoe tGnfe,
on por noget aporte til aar, 'dgoe
8eneralen, % Be ifiltes 'om 9ooe
Ienner. - (H. Z. / "Nftenp."O
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26

oenosrS. l~lforosieIig Nab iii Nj
tens ipneS / bsi 8rao at beforore
Snghomnen, Get or forFe @run-
ben til, of Sismpno itoOia pIoaeS
al NoreriSt og Der bar hi fanifc
Den ionoe aarioa til, ct 5ismpnh
ION RegeI er ooertroiife.
Som WiboeI moo Moreri0t an.
befaler Er. Soolpen ct @Ios 9eber.
mnntcpono meb en- Sbeife Sonotur-
bonot for man Qaar tiIiends.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
Vorretminaenntiic
W'iooel | SnSbplbniuecu.

W'isseI / SnSbplsniuacm.
Or. q. :. aenoal 60.
@uosbura Ga1s, ct.
g(tuf 0crrer: - Gj bar baut 6cIf
meo aerhaI's Spobiu Cure iom Ct Qis
ntment / QuSboISriuaen.
gopiu s. @carosuortb.
NO. 921 W. 19tb ct. 2cS RoiueS. IA.
StuIer puu Spnpin Sure.
Or. y. :. acnonu 60.
@nosburg sails &t.
gline &errer: Sea bar en- Stor
(ro paa Gere9 5pdpin Sure GA bris
ger ZEN nteo 6cIo.
Z u. Iomacfd.
Gscma, @inn., zoe San. 1913.
Supcr ben altib paa Saanb.
IT q !. Seubnl so,
Gnoebura sails, &t.
Brine 6errer: Pre- Seq bar bruat Te,
res aenooI's 5pnpin Gure meo ltsrite
6eIe % ri er oen aI0ria ioruoeH.
AunoIo Sabrm.
Iibpan. Minn.. q. 3. 1see Srmi 10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-09-26
Deroens Gnoe.

IebeS forfieliee @ioenifnb8mpnN,
6~oriattere % Sournalilter bar
trnft iig "@erbens gnoe".
Zen enQeIife 2uroe, 2oro aeIpin,
ontor, at / 2ebet al goot % bel 800
Mar oiI ale Iepen0e 8piener % al
Wtangel paa Suritof % ban be.
Qrunoer benne gnta9elie poa ben
misunderstanding, at % bper Senoe
9rpn0itof fprbrueer g Senoer Cur.
itof bill Bette Sorroob til oeu Sib
pPre obbruat. Set er altiaa aanife
treitesleit at tptfe ii9, at for bier
Sang hi tGnoer % / aaffelopnen
eIler pil oarme Sono til en- Sop
Safe, iremifpnber nj @eroenS Gnbe.
Gn enbnu nprre Sfipbne for Dor
fipre Tlonet proieterer Nmerifdne.
rem Nicolo Seslo. Oct er en- be.
fienot aienosgierninq at Sorben CT
omqit al eleftriife Strsmnirqer, %
oc al M~erutduterne anitilte Grperi.
merter bepiier, at hiSie Strsmme
er al en- Iaaonn Srtheo at sc moo
pGre ifooeliae % ifiPbneipnn9re iur
menneifeIigc @piener. EeSla ontur
enopioere, at DiSie eleftriife Strem-
ne / Ell icnere SiesoIoer bill for,
pnnbIe iiQ til 6Iammer, iom pil uo'
biflc en- iooo6n Seoe, at alt Ieoenoe
poa %orben / ina Sefunoer piI op-
brpn6eS.
Camille ILLUMINATION, Sen itorc
%franife Airronom, bar ~beregnet, at
SSorbe: / set 23oe Iarbunoreoe oil
foreaa unoer Sammenitso meo en-
8o,net. 0enne ulpffebrinqenoe Go.
met er iaa itor, at sen peo Som-
meuitooet ganife pil funne eoeIGaae
en- &lo6e, iom er mango @onge
~iterre END Soroen nben ielp at lioe
noqen ppientIiQ Sfaoe 6eroeb.
Zen beremte 6piifer @iGiam
Groofes iponr o$ Ieroens timber.
gang inoenior ct Iangt nprmere
Siosrunt. aotaitrofen bill eiter
hans Mening fife / 2sbet al sc fom.
nen6e 80 9lor. s 2e6et al oisic
aor bill eftcr bans @eregning Sor.
oers MenneIfernnnsbe opre ioroob.
let, og ban bar u~bre9net. at @iter-
ipergieIen eiter 9rso bill opre lon1t
iterre ems SiI6uoet, ielp ON 6per
eneite en6nr uopoprfeoe S~atoitrpf-
ming til Ben Si0 err Inet iln6er FIoa.
Moaife fan Ser oog pines en- Rco-
ming. aemiferen moo ie at iin0e
poa ct MT uniueriaI HprinQSmiO.
Del
30 bcfienbtp Romaniorfattere bar
ogiaa i%oruoIaqt Soroer ct ifrpffc.
li9t Gnoeligt. Zen enc, Grant gl-
len, mener, at &oroiforpen / 2ebet
al fire aarbunoreber biz BIZ ioo
tung, at set Sn6re life Ipnger oil
funne boIoe Stnno. ReiuItatet Ser
al pil bli, at 6en fmeIteoe 9opa,
buoraf Sorofjernen beitaar, oil bnre
zig Bel uS, boor S~oroFforpen err ira.
aeit, oanne uhpre fogen6e Siecr,
iom langiomt pil breSe iig oper
oper Sorbens SperHaoe % Srpbe
oft 2io.
Rpiten Iiseiaa acknowledgements cr
6orfotteren 6. O.. @els, ION eitcr
lin antaeeIie lar Sorben gaa nnber
/ IS. Sin gniis for Senne Anta.
selie timber han /, at WiIioner
SsnSer 8anb bert Gnr irpier til
IS. mems 9armen ON Sommeren
til @ieraiGIb fun imeIter ct Ianat
ringere apantum. Sra begae Cor.
Gems Boiler itrPfter Ssbeltet iig iaa.
leoe$ Mar efter Mar Ipnger og IS.
regioHerue blir itsrre o. ltsrre. o.
iaaleoes oil Oct gna. ill belle Sor0en
isien er oeffet al Ell Ssiforpe. Ren
fer bette err nanet, ftriuer ri iislae
N(nms 49, -rn mo
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20
FEW TO VOTE ON
EXTENSION Plan
Protest Against Reversal Of
Sanction of Project to Ex-
tend Branford Pace.
ONLY so MEMBERS AT
HAND TO CAST BALLOTS
Board Of Trade Opposition
Shows There Was No No
tice of the Meeting

PROTESTS against the passage pf the
resolution by which the Board of
Trade reversed its sanction tIf the
Branford place extension was made
last. night when the resolution was
offered.
Vi was pointed out that there were
less than fifty members prescott to
ote on the important question, while
the total membership is 1900. The
final vote on the resolution was .
Tor and 70 against.
When Harrison Van Duyne offered
the motion that the board go on
record as opposed 70 the street exuen-
sion. considerable surprise was e1-
dressed among the members, who did
not anticipate this movement as ''un-
finished business" was being acted
upon. Already many of the numbers
had left the hall.
Immediately It was pointed ourRthat
the board had already gone on record
as favoring the project. and Richard
{. Jenk.nson. spokesman for those
opposed to the Improvement, declared
ne had no knowledge of such teso-
luton. The records Of the minutes
we're then displayed to AIR Jenkfhson.
who admitted his mistake wheh he
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20
WANT THEIR RUNAWAY
DAUGHTER TO RETURN
Bad Influence Where She's En-
ployed, Parents Say.

Vice-C Chancellor Howell today heard
argument on writ of habeas corpus
to restrain Mr.. and Mrs. George ALL
molechner, of East Ferry street, from
retaining custody of Fannie West, IA
years old, daughter of Mrs. Jennie
West, who formerly lived at Centre
Market. The vice-chancellor reserved
his decision for q few days.
Allmolechner employs Fannie as a
domestic In his home adjoining his
saloon. The girl has been employed
there for the past year, since she
ran away from home, and in their
application for the return her par
ents declare the proximity of the
saloon has a bad influence over the
child's mind.
Harry Kalisch appeared for the
complainant. The defendant was rep
resented by Alfred Stevens.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20
'NEAR-S|DE STOP"
HEARING TONIGHT
Citizens viii Tell Board Why
Cars Should Go to Far
Side.

Objections 10 the present NEAR
side stop" trolley rule will be made
tonight at a public hearing before
the Board of Works in the City Hall.
Hundreds of complaints have been
made about the inconvenience, es-
pecially on wet, stormy and muddy
days, to passengers, who are forced
to walk back from the crosswall5
ffty-six feet every time they enter
a pay-as- you-enter car.
A return to fhe old system of stop
ping on the far sides has been de-
manded so frequently that the Board
OF Works decided to give the public
a chance 10 be heard on the ques-
ton.
Commissioners Charles p. Gillen,
chairman of the committee on streets
and highways, is particularly anx-
ious to see the present ordinance
amended.
He says that in his belief the
'near-side stops have been proven
to be unsatisfactory, and, since there
are no advantages to be gained in
adhering to the rule, it ought to be
stopped.
Other commissioners think that the
plan might be tried longer before
taking any action.
1t will depend in large measure
upon the number of citizens who ap
pear before the board tonight to pro-
test against the present system
whether the ordinance will be
amended from ''nesr-side" TO far
side"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20
CERTIORARI WRIT HALTS
ATLANTIC CITY'S PAPER
Proposed Official Organ OPP
posed by a Taxpayer.
[From . star Correspondent


TRENTON, n. J.. Feb. 20.-Justice
Kalisch in the Supreme Court today
allowed writ OF certiorari to review
the action OF the Atlantic City com
mission in establishing an official
newspaper to. publish the transactions
of the commission. The proceedings
were instituted by Charles r. Moore,
a taxpayer of Atlantic City.
He recites that the commission on
January 80 last passed resolution
authorizing the establishment of an
official newspaper called the Atlantic
City Commission Government" This
paper is to be edited by John Spro-
gle, who was selected by the commits
sioners for a period of five months at
salary of 500 month.
Mr. Moore, in his petition for GER
tiorari, says the commission on Octo-
Der s, 1912, awarded the contract for
city printing to the Atlantic City Re
view and that this contract has not
been suspended. He AYERS that the
establishment of the municipal news
paper is not authorized by the char
ter of the city, and that no appropria-
ton can legally be made for its main
tenance.
Harvey Thomas. editor of the At
lantic City Review, filed an affidavit
annexed to the petition of Mr.. Moore
saying that his paper has rendered &c
the commissioners the use of its col
umns, where. under their signatures
the commissioners may print any
thing relating to the affairs of the
city commission.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20
PATTERSON FACES
BIG SILK STRIKE
/. w. W. Calls Meeting at
Which Majority Vote to
Quit Work.

PATERSON. y. j., Feb. 20.-The
silk industry in this city is in a fair
way to be entirely crippled next week
by a general strike of workers, which
is being fostered by the Industrial
Workers of the World
Manufacturers are in a state Of
alarm, especially after a meeting o.
workers in Turn Hall last night
More than 1000 laborers in the silk
industry crowded into the hall, which
had been hired for the meeting. and
there was an overflow of moro than
half that number. Accordingly the
strike agitators threw open another
hall and the meeting became
double barreled one
Local 152, Industrial Workers of the
World, was in charge of the meet
ing. There were 400 or 500 who lef
the two halls before the strike vote
was taken, but when the remaining
workmen were asked to ballot on the
question of quitting work next week,
practically every one of them voted
to strike.
According to the !. w. w. these
men are representative of the silk
workers of the city, and the effect Of
last nights meeting will be felt in
every factory of the city.
Manufacturers, on the other hand,
say that the majority of those who
went to the meeting were drawn there
by curiosity and We're of the type who
would vote for anything. When they
raised their hands to declare for a
strike, the manufacturers say, they
had no notion of the seriousness of
the step they were taking.
Speeches were made at the meet
ing last night in Polish, Italian, Yid-
dish and English. The English speak
er was the well-known labor leader,
Miss Elizabeth Flynn.
There will be a closed conference
of the T. W. w. heads tonight, and II
is expected that definite strike plans
will be formulated. Another meeting
of the workers is scheduled for Sat
urday night, and it is believed that
should the strike be called, it will be
then and the men will not go to their
looms on Monday morning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20
FORMER NEWARK PASTOR
Is INSTALLED AT HILTON

The Rev Charles +. Stanley, a
former pastor of the Fifth Baptist
Church, this city, was formally in
stalled as pastor of the First Chris
tian Church, Hilton. last evening.
Following the ceremony IN which
several clergymen took part a re-
ception was rendered DR.. and Mrs.
Stanley and the Misses Flossie and
Lillah Stanley, the pastors talented
daughters, BY the congregation. He
resigned from the Fifth Baptist
Church, this city, three years ago, to
devote his time to evangelistic work
His successor at the local charge is
the Rex Samuel A. Perrine
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20
OBITUARY
Mr.. cLARKE'S FUNERAL

The funeral Of Thomas f. Clarke
will be held Friday morning from
his late residence, 70 Bloomfield ave-
nue.. to St Michaeps Church, where
a solemn high mass Of requiem Will
be offered. Interment will follow in
the Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
Mr.. Clarke died yesterday MORN
ing after an illness of more than a
year. He was As years old, and had
for thirty years been employed by the
Anglo-American Varnish Company.
He was a member Of Olive Branch
Lodge, knights of Columbus; the st.
Mlchaers Holy Name Society and st.
Patricks Alliance of America. Be
sides his widow, Mrs. Nellie Clarke,
he is survived by sister, Mrs. Henry
Thomas. and two brothers, Edward
and James Clarke.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20
SHE SEEKS $4,000 FROM
OLD MAN FOR ONE HUG

WASHINGTON, Feb 20-The price
of $4,000 for one hug is fixed in a
suit filed by Mrs. Nelson Hopkins
against Elisha E. Berry, a septuage-
marian and wealthy real estate owner
and operator of New York and Wash
ington Mrs. Hopkins alleges in her
complaint that on February Berry,
who owns the building in which she
and her husband have their apart
ment, entered her home on the plea
that he desired to inspect the prem
ises and forcibly embraced her.
Mrs. Hopkins who is an attractive
young woman, believes that the hug
should cost Berry at least $4,000 be-
cause of the humiliation to which she
was subjected.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20
IRVTNGTON

George Glasson, of pa Clinton ave-
nue. west, while out riding through
that thoroughfare this morning on a
nntorcycle, dashed against an auto
mobile owned by F. Osgood. The
former was thrown heavily to the
ground and was bruised about the
body.
Edward c. Kennedy, who for many
wears conducted a store at II Union
avenue. has retired from business
and taken up his new residence at "a
Bruen avenue.
Miss Fannie Radcliffe, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Radcliffe. of %
Clinton avenue west, is i'll at her
home with an attack of erysipelas.
Councilman Michael A. Dougher,
of the street and sewer committee,
| has been authorized by the Town
| Council to request the Board of Free
/ holders to erect a bridge across Skin
/ kle brook.
/ A petition for signatures IS being
circulated to have storm sewer on
Halstead avenue constructed.
The Irvlngton Board Of Health VIII
meet tonight in Town Hall.
i The Rev. Edwin r. Butler, of Mont
clair. will preach tomorrow night al
the I.enten services in Trinity Episco-
nal Church The confirmation class
/ for BOYS and girls viii meet in the
/ afternoon.
The annual banquet of the Ivy Hi
Cadet Corps, consisting of Company
A of Ivy Hill: Company B, of Try
/ ington. and the Hospital Corps viii
be held on Saturday night in the az
mory on Iryington avenue.
An entertainment will be given il
the First Reformed Church for tn
benefit of the library fund % Fri
day night, February 2S.
The Olympic Building and LOAF
Association will meet tomorrow nigh
in Hosp's Hall, Forty-third street an
Springfield avenue.
Albert NJ. Sieb, of 1873 Orange ave
nue.. is recovering from an operation
for appendicitis performed upon hin
at his home last Monday.
Clinton Lodge will meet Monda
night ia Glorieux Hail. A class Q
candidates will be initiated.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-02-20
HELD AS ONE OF STRIKERS
WHO ASSAULTED TOILER

Joseph AIarsieil. 90 years old. Of
252 Camden street. was held his
morning in $500 bail by Judge Herr,
at the Second Precinct Court, to
await the action of the grand jury.
Marsielli was arrested last night as
being one of the three men said to
be striking garment workers, who
Tuesday night assaulted Frederick
Hellrigel, of 1f5 First avenue, as he
was in the act of alighting from q
Bloomfield line car at Bloomfield ave-
nue. and Fourth street. 1t had been
known for some time by the strikers
that Hellrigel was working for one
of the non-union shops, and, accord
ing to the police. had lain in wait for
him.