Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-08-16

raising of the cry after Smith the
members of the dead mans family
waited for Smith to come to the house
in order to deliver that last message
to him. The treasurer did not go,
however.
There is some Schwarzkopf paper
in the bank, and 1t is included in the
liabilities of doubtful value by the
examiners. 1t may be worse than
that, for the business in which Mr..
Schwarzkopf was engaged was I'M
derstood to be unsuccessful
He conducted the Indiana Motor
Truck Sales Agency in New York.
He had never sold an auto truck the
whole time he was in business, 1t Is
said, and the bank has his notes.
There are a number of those kind
of notes among the securities of the
Roseville Trust Company. Most of
makers are said to have been per-
sonal friends of Smith and they are
not regarded with high favor by the
examiners. Many of the notes. it is
believed, did not appear at all on
the books.
Depositors who were hit heavily by
the closing of the doors of the Rose
Vile Trust Company were Clifford
MacEvoy. $4,000; A. w. Edelmeyer,
$500: d. M. Tunstead, $4,000; James
Crump $4,000; A. Dona, $3.50; w.
Macksey. $3.50. A building and loan
association of the neighborhood is
said to have suffered to the extent OF
$1,000. The Eleventh Ward Progress
sive Committee lost the smallest
amount of record. 1922.
Depositors Organize.
The following depositors enrolled
themselves in the organization
formed yesterday:
j. r. Bragassa, 60 Main street. East
Orange; Benjamin II. Arnold. 444 Orange
street Newark; Charles f. Leland,
236 North Fourth street, Newark; #. NJ
Baum, 1856 Roseville avenue, Newark
Joseph j. Reilly, 1853 South Eighth street
Newark; d. ID. o'Connell. 475 Orange
street; Albert Paul $40 Orange street
Reuben Benedict, $40 Orange street; A,
w. Barney, 240 North Fourth street: f.
]. Murphy 54S Orange street; Richard
Thrush. 1854 Roseyille avenue; c. Schnei
AS Orange street; Charles l.. Walsh, 81
Myrtle avenue; Fred T. Dey & CO., Inc
II. w, Farrar, agent; Edward j. Mack
sey, 506 Orange street: Ewald Tillmes
go Orange street; Charles TraHth, ~
Orange street; Il. n. McNair, los Rose
Vile avenue: Edward II. Frederick, II
Hedden place; II. Tenenbaum, 444 Orange
street; Rudolph Pollachek, $40 Clinton
street; Addison w. Edelmeyer, 6oi
Orange street; Joseph May, rs South
Ninth street; A. Dona 545 Orange street
Silvestro Motta, 625 Orange street; John
s. Cruiser 4s2 Orange street: Vincent
Sansone, 4s9 Orange street; Timothy A
Cohane, AS Orange street; Joseph Gree.
bic. le4 Roseville avenue; II. e. Mitchell
80 North Seventh street Jacob De vaus
ney. 5i2 Orange street; Mrs n +. Van
derhof, Roseyilie and Seventh avenues
Charles Il. Schwer 26S North Seventh
street: John w. Coburn. 442 Orange
street; George =. Mutchler los Roseyiils
avenue: Clifford f. MacEyoy. 1886 Parl
avenue: Thaddeus II. MacEvoy, 3s5 Sixth
avenue; II. J. Bierman 10il Broad street
II. A. Strohmeyer, 500 North Fifth street
Harry J. Hertzberg, ST. Orange street
David Katz. SIG Orange street, William
p. Andres, 146 Hollywood avenue, East
Orange; Harry e. Bird, Bergenfield; Da.
yid NJ Tunstead, Is Mitchell place. East
Orange; Nicholas Fornoratto, $40 Harri-
son avenue, Kearny; =. n. McNair, To-
Iioseville avenue: Meigs & Lauterbach
$50 Orange street; Robert Manzel,
Eaton place, East Orange.