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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11
ARMY LASSIE
RELATES TALE OF
SALOON ATTACK
Tells Committee Attempt Was
Made to Stand Her on Head
in POllard's Place
PROTESTS ARE MADE
AGAINST TRANSFERS
Several Applications Considered
But Action Is Deferred in
Nearly Every Case

Rose Donneliy. young and pretty
member OF the Volunteers OF Amer
lea, appeared before the committee on
liquor regulation In the council cham
Der. Monday night. and told the story
OF her shameful treatment In the sa-
loon Of Matthew 8. Pollard. No. l64U
Jefferson-ave. west. The council
chamber was crowded with men, ana
Aid. Heating cut short the recital OF
the girl after she had related enough
TO convince the alderman how they
should act on Pollard's license appli-
cation. Pollard was not present.
Miss DOnnelly said she visited the
saloon at night to solicit q collection.
The man In charge made an insulting
remark regarding her to the loungers
In the barroom, she said. He followed
her into the pooIroom at the rear or
the saloon and caught her around the
waist, attempting to stand her on her
head on the pool table. An officer
stated that Pollard had been fined
$40 or 80 days in police court for tho
attack on the girl.
Protests we're heard against the
transfer Of a saloon license from No.
S91 Alexandrineave. east to No. 14o
Wayne-st.. also against the transfer
Of Andrew Hartman's saloon from No.
81 Woodward-ave. to No. 704-706 Ora
tiot-ave.. and OF Harvey Shows from
No. 263 Gratiot-ave. TO No. $50 Chene-
St
Aid. Move jumped to his feet when
Attorney Samuel II. Crowl referred
to a client as Pollock"
Not Pollock; Polander Is the prop
er reference" said the alderman who
Is Polish.
DR.. Frank Finger, who has applied
| for a renewal Of the license OF the
Mundus hotel, No. 1903 Twelfth-st.. 10
In the drug business In connection
with his physicians Office, it was
stated by his brother, Joseph. who IL
F! In charge of the hotel. Another physi
clan Is interested IN a saloon at No
472 Grand River-ave He explained
that his family has kept saloon II
that location for years. Detective
Schlunt told the committee that 10
seph Zipowskis saloon at No. y
Clayton-ave. Ia blood club" al
though the proprietor would admi
that only one fight had occurred L
his place.
Harry Pearson. proprietor OF tn
Pearson inn, No. 1400 Woodward-ave
was questioned on a police repoI
saying his place was open on Sunda!
Ira Il. Burnham was allowed TO trans
fer from No. $500 Jefferson-ave. to al
other location In the same neighbOl
hood. Several other cases wer
heard, but the committee took then
all over advisement.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11
WOULD GIVE GLEE CLUB
3D." ATHLETES THREATEN

DENVER, Col. March 11.--Chancel-
lor Buchtell. of Denver university.
former governor of Colorado, has stir-
red up hornets nest by announcing
that he proposes to award the varsity
letter "p" to the university gleo club,
as we'll as to the athletes Of u 1nr
stitution.
AS result the young men who or
dinarily furnish the skill and Drawn
for the football and baseball teams
threaten to LAY down" and leave tAe
university without any athletes 70
whom to award the letters. A pgO-
test has been served upon the faculty
BY the student body. Buchtelf1 uoAn
has never been attempted In an Amer
lean university.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11
STEEL CITY'S NAME
CHANGED TOOJIBWAY
Storm of Protest to Promoters
of Big Industry Finally
Bears Fruit

OfIlcials Of the United States Steel
corporation have notified their Wind
sor representatives of their intention
to change the name Of their proposed
new city below Sandwich to Ojibway,
now the name of the territory, So
called by the late Daniel Scotch, in
stead of Pontiac. Many protests were
made against the use OF Pontiac,
Canadians arguing that 1t was his
torically distasteful to them. "Ojib-
way" Is liked much better, because.
according to Francis Cleary. president
Of the Essex County Historical so
ciety, maiden of the Ojibway tribe
of Indians. carried information to
Maj Gladwin. English soldier In
charge Of Fort Detroit. OF Pontiac's
conspiracy TO take De roit. In 1853.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11
Certain Cure for Nasal Catarrh

Nasal catarrh is both dangerous
aid embarrassing Here Is a treat
ment which promptly cleans, soothes
and heals the nasal passages while
destroying all the putrid. Shiny mat.
ter and preventing ITS further forma.
ton Obtain Of any well-stocked drug
gist two ounces OF antiseptic vilane
powder. Use half teaspoonful to
rint of warm water. Snuff up into
the nostrils to times. Apply two
or three times daily and catarrh will
vanish. Gives a delightfully."- clear
feeling and makes breathing easy
Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11
ALLEGED NEGRO
SLAYER is CAPTURED

The police declare that with the
arrest of Fred Harris, Negro crap
shooter. In an opium dive. Saturday
afternoon. they have at last cleared
up the Staying Of Baby Joe" Ward,
Negro. at Hastings and Atwater-sts.,
last summer. Harris was arrested In
q st. Antoine-st. resort which was
raided by Detectives Parker. Allen,
Reid. Larkins and Steinhebel.
Harris was Identified, Monday
night, by Patrolman Hayes as the
man who shot Ward last summer.
warrant charging him with homicide
will be requested in police court. Wit
nesses of the shooting will be brought
to the station to Identify the man
The hght In which he shot Ward 10
said to have resulted from a crap
game, which Harris escaped and the
police have been searching for him
since that time.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11
FARMER-ST. PROPERTY
CHANGES HANDS

II. s. Koppin. real estate dealer,
has taken a 99-year lease on the prop
erty at Nos 114-22 Farmer-st., the
deal being closed late Monday after
noon. The property has q frontage
OF "a feet on Farmerst., between John
R-st and Grand Riverave. east. The
ground 10 at present occupied by q
twostory brick building. containing
five stores. under lease at present to
the Woman's exchange, E. A Fetters.
florist, and r. E. Durham. The space
on the second floor is divided into
small offlces and exclusive. shops. II
is stated that the lessee will erect q
six.story building on the property as
soon az the present leases expire,
They have Ave years to run.
The property was owned by A. T.
Knowlson and wife, and the deal was
negotiated by Charles l. Clark.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11
\ - o,,n,ra. Windsor. Dead.

James II. Richards, retired merchant
|, f Windsor. died. Monday. in his
rome, No. 149 1.2 Ouellette-ave9g Wind
sor, after a lingering Illness. He Is
survived by his wife and two children.
8. N. and Miss Vera Richards.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11
Food That Lies

In the stomach vndie-sted VIII hrine
on u sick headache. pain In the back or
kidneys. biliousness. sour risings
coated tongue. foul breath. nervous
ness. sleeplcssness. irritability and a
long train of Ills because the bowels
are cloggcd and the food consumed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11

My Dear Parents-Be not
alarmed when you read this My
life has been a dismal failure ever
since ran away from home. Do
not shed any tears over me. God
will forgive. (Signed) Your son,
Allen.
The Donald referred to Is seven
yearold son.
Andre was employed as an assem-
bier by the Packard Motor Car Co
He complained of being worn Out
through overwork and left home, last
his wife says. presumably
to 20 to Pontiac to look for easier
work. That was the last she heard
Of him until informed that he was
dead.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11
DETROTTER KILLS
SELF IN NEW ORLEANS

Dispatches from New Orleans state
that Allen Andre. OF No. 242 Moran
st., Detroit. killed himself with re-
volver, In rooming house at No. 1904
Canal-st., in the Crescent City, Mon
day. He left three notes. one advis.
Ing that Samuel Andre. of Three Riv-
ers, Mich, be notified of his act. and
the other two as follows:
My Dear Wife-My married life
has been failure. have moth
ing to live for except poor Don
aid. Take god care OF him.
(Signed) Your husband. Allen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11

On a test, paper insulation on ex-
posed lectric wires has withstood ser
vice for % years.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11

Business-liks Printing. 40 fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co, Is
John r -st ph Main 14es rr ritv 1855
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11
Quickly Eliminated

The use OF my sweet little pill Will
soon correct all these symptoms and
bring about a good healthy. vigorous
digestion and n daily movement OF the
bowels. which IL necessary for con-
tinued good health and energy. Your
good health will be quickly restored
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-11
By CascaROyal Pills

Is doses l0c: a. doses Csc. Drus
stores.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1913-04-07
HOROSCOPE
APRIL Z.

The familiar figure Of man in the
almanacs which shows the influence
of the zodiacal sign upon the differ
ent parts OF the body is deeply sig
nifcent, although generally not I'M
derstood.
The forces which surround us for
good arc many. but not utilized, not
balse people do not believe in
them but because they are ignorant
OF them.
The ancient astrologers studied
carefully the signs Of the times"
and were keen TO the advantages and
guidance OF these powers.
The upward and downward cur
rents OF attraction are tremendous and
man is not helpless. but can choose
his pathway to success through self
control and self-knowledge
II he is born on this birth date, he
should understand that the influence
OF Mars gives him extraordinary
strength and magnetism, that he
should never indulge in stimulants Of
any kind because naturally he re-
ceives from Mars abnormal physical
characteristics, which. unless under
control, become sadly perverted.
Business firms dealing IN metals
would do well TO advertise for help
today. Thoroughly experienced
statesmen. high grade managers OF
departments. bookkeepers, office help
and stenographers will find the com
ing week a favorable time to use the
Want Ads.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

ID ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for Jour efioe furniture and
household goods. You're losing money II
you don't sell 10 him. A postal will bring
our buyer there with the ready cash. Der.
ger. Third and shipiey streets. d. 4 A.
phone. 5i1sA. m1bu.
Evening journal., 1913-04-07

INC HTnU you
will al admire We think this is toe best
load Of horses ever shipped 70 your city and
We wish every horseman 10 call and pass his
opinion on them. Every horse was sold At
our last sale and all gave satisfaction. Sale
will be held at VIM. n. Kiair's Bazaar
Wednesday, a. I o'clock.
JOHN #. O'NEAL
apr7-2t. ". S. TOWNSEND.
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SANITARY WORKERS

NIX KELTEH
M SANITARY. oDoRLEss ExCAvATTNa.
once. 8. W. Corner, Fourth and West
streets oct2I-tf
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GOOD FARM

Fight miles Of city. Would like to exchange
for city property.
O. r. PARK,
No fOT " Nfnfh 81
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ARCHITECTS
PLUMBERS
sCRAP IRON. STEEL ANp MRTAL

IL scrap iron. steel and metals. rubber
and rope. Wilmington Iron and Metal Co.,
South Market and streets. jan31-tyr.
III IGHEsr CASH PRICES PAID FOR
IL scrap iron, steel and metals. rubber
and rope. Auto tires n specially. p. Ed.
ward Stirlith. No. 22t French 81. iansi.iyr
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ELECTRICAL WORkERS

II OR ELECTRICAL WORK OF ANY
II nature. call Moore Brothers ID. A A.
phone, e15sA; Delmsrvia, st1a Sahsfsc-
tion guaranteed, shop. +. W. Cor. Eighth
and Madison streets. jani46m
Evening journal., 1913-04-07

II LTzABETH HANRAHAN, GRADUATE
II Fowler Hanna, Ltd. Chiropody and
900 Adams 81. d. s A., Zoos. Evening By
appointment. may15.iyr.
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Go to Bermuda
TRANSPORTATION

ID ENNsGROVE FERRY.
i STEAMER LONG BEACH
Spring schedule Saturday, April g.
Leave Wilmington as follows q. m. AnR
$50 a. m: 1.45 and 4.3o D. m
Leave Pennsgrove-s.30 and 1918 .. m.
$50 and $50 D. m.
Extra trips on Saturday only. Leave will
mington Oils and II o'clock, p. m Leava
Pcnnsgrovo and 1i.80 p. m.
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BUSINESS NOTICE

Il ASIUONARLE DREssMAKING. WORK
r guaranteed. Miss J.. G. Jones' No. sss
street msr19-in.
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BONDS AND INSURANCE.

ID AuL ,. TAGGART-sURErY BONDS
Il Of American Surety Co. 81 New York
1mmediate local service All forms Of IN.
sura nee written. Both phones DUPONT
'hunoinr mar2f.1m
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For SALE

II OR SALE ~ OLD ESTABLISHED
II butcher. butter and egg store ON Madi-
son street Must be sold regardless Of price.
Apply SIS, Evening Journal Onice. APPS o.
Evening journal., 1913-04-07

We desire 10
call your atten
tion 10 Two
ch dice mated
teams. One pair
OF boRutiful
blacks, 6 years
old, suitR b le
for hearse or
coach purposes
One pair Of g.
year old blacks,
Just as nice and
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HELP WANTED
SITUATION WANTED-MALE

--~-~~-~----.~.-------
Nj AN WOULD LIKE POSITION DkiN
M ing light wagon or night Waterman.
Can give reference. Address A9s Evening
journal once apri 81.
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FOR SALE

tract Of land 100 odd feet on Twenty
NTH street, near Market. This is ripe foN
building operations and Is about the oniF
available ground that can be bought
WAKEMAE- MCINTYRE REALTY co.
apr5s .m,W-n. Eighth and ShipIey Sta,
Evening journal., 1913-04-07

NJ OTTCE-TsAAc 6. BULLOCK, TIN
~ smith and Roofcr. has removed to No.
us Shipiey 81. mar24-1m.
Evening journal., 1913-04-07

II OR sALE-NEw HOUSES. ROOMS
II and bath. An modern conveniences.
Price low Twenty fourth street. east Of
Lamott. Apply Joseph +. Hamilton, No. 500
Orange street. apr4.1m
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ID ULLoCK' S IRON WORKS. THIRTIETH
ID and Market streets Established in
1887. Iron Fences and Fire Escapes.
mar2012t
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HELP wANTED-MALE

w ANTTD-FoUR coon HOUSE
w painters. Apply No. sag East Fourth
ttroet. r. Potts apr43t.
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MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN

$1,000 on First Mortgage. 8 per rent
$1,000 on First Mortgage, g per cent
sl,4oo on First Mortgage, per cent.
Other amounts.
WAKEMA an. MCINTYRE REALTY co.
,pr5-s .m-w.tf. Eighth and shiplcy Sta
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


NJ ANIED--A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
w oral homework Apply No. 1929 du.
Pont street epr43h
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ID UBI1C SALE-1HE UNDERSIGNED
i will sell at Public Sale, at the County
Court House, at Wilmington. Delaware, on
Tuesday, April IS, 1913, at 10 o 'clock, a. m,
the following real estate:
No Lot Of land on essterly side Of
Broome street, beginning eighteen feet north
Of Sixth street, and having a frontage ex-
tending northerly Of nineteen feet six inches
and a depth Of one bundled aud twelve feet
and eight inches. The improvements con
sist Of three storied brick house, contain
ing eleven rooms.
No. 2.-Lot Of land on the westerly side
Of Franklin street, one hundred and four
teen feet eight inches north Of Sixth street.
and extending northerly sixteen feet four in
ches, with depth Of ninety -nine feet The
improvements consist Of three storiod brick
house. containing eleven rooms.
No. 3--Vacant lot beginning on the
westerly side OF Clayton street, forty eight
feet ten inches south Of Fifth street and
having frontage extending southerly Of
sixteen feet two inches and depth OF
seventy six feet
These properties will be sold free Of all
liens and encumbrancos Of record TERMS
10 per cent cash when property is knocked
down; balance within two weeks thereafter
These properties must be sold in order to
wind up the trust under which they are
held.
For further information, apply TO the IN.
dersigned, or to Sylvester d. Townsend Jr,
their attorney.
WILLIAM p WHITE.
HAMILTON STEWART,
J. CHESTER GIBSON
eprS-lOt. Trustees
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BARRIERS.


IL OR FIRST CLASS SHAVING AND
II hair cutting, 60 20 Tony Ferrara, No.
do6 Madison street. We hone rarors.
marie cod-1m.
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DRJ Q. RosEMoNr. FORMERLY WITH
IL her brother CDR. NJ. Davis), is now To-
Gated - No. IT'S Market 81. mar31-1m.
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CHIROPODIST

IL LoRA JOHNSON sTRADLEY, CHR.
II opodist. has removed 70 KleitE Building
N. W. Corner Sixth and Marke streets
ID. \ A. phone. c6i7. n2e-tf
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A NNTE NJ. sCHAFFER, CHIROPoDIsT
n has removed 10 the Harris Building, No
al W. Tenth street. d. A. phone. 1888.
i22-1yr
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Personal.

4 ADlEs-si. 900 REWARD Posi-.
IL lively guarantee my great successful
Monthly remedy; safely relieves some Of
the longest, most obstinate. abnormal cases IN
three 70 Ave dRys no harm. pain or inter
ference with work mail $780, double
strength. $500. nr. SouthinEton No 20
Long Bids. Kansas CITY. Mo mars.is
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Mt EN- CANvAssERs WANTED. GALL
III AZ Room No 4. Jenny Bldg No. eo&
Market street. Call mornings iar1o.im.
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REAL ESTATE For SALE

IL OR sALE-NO 1903 RODNEY
il street, rooms and bath William u
Indau No. 1900 Gilpn avenue apr4-f
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~ IRARD-sob AND 500 RACE STREET,
VI Phiiadelphia. Rooms 26o sbc, SOC.
Gentlemen only. mAy1b-1yr.
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TYPEWHTTRRs.

II YPEWR1TERs REPAIRED. RENTED
l sold Easy payments Bargains. slightly
used Royals, Underwoods, Rcmrngtona. RIB
hons Typewriter Supply Co. No. of5 Mar
kct S. Both phones asst
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ROOMS FOR RENT

u OR RENT-SECOND STORY FRONT
II room. No. 80 W. Ninth 81. mar25-1m.
II URNIsHED ROOMS FOR RENT APP
II ply No. 1910 Washington ST. apr5-3t
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LOST AND FOUND

oS1 FOUR CHAIN WATCH FOB ON
~ March a2 Reward II returned 20 y. M.
swaync. lr. falrsilc, Pa. aprh e.
~ OuNp- BUNDLE on CLOTHING.
II Owner may have same by calling ~
Evening journal ONCE mar26.u.
II OSI PURSE GOING FROM
IL Eleventh. and Madison 10 Tenth and
Market streets Reward n returned 20
Hammond Laundry Co, Nc. 700 West
Eleventh street apr5-3t.
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BEAUTY PARLORS

NJ ArICURING, MAssAurNG AND
M scalp treatment. Mrs. A. Reed No.
s22 shipley St. mar15-6m-
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IL OR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
II light housekeeping. No. 2o5 West
Fourth street. mar2e-1m.
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FOR RENT


II rooms. Inquire, n " Corner rwcn
iieth and Market SITS apri-u
4 oDGE ROOM FOR RENT ON THURS
- day evenings Third floor Of Jenny
building. No. s3a Market street. mario-lm.
Evening journal., 1913-04-07

VI. ANTED-FIFTY MEN TO Oct
w shaved for Sc. Hair cut. loo John
Mcveigh, barber. No bos Walnut street.
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ROOFERS

VIZ. r. WILLIAMS co.
w No. s2i Orange st. Roofing Scouting
aud Heating. Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air Heating aud Venlilnting. Repair.
ing promptly done. Phone a26lJr.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-28
FEICK ESTATE is HELD
RESPONSIBLE BY FORT

Former Governor j. Franklin Fort
as an advisory master in Chancery,
has settled another one of the numer-
Gus suits against the estate of Charles
A. Feicl. a Newark lawyer, who was
killed in an automobile accident in
New York State over a year ago.
This one was brought by Herman
Ahrend, of 1876 New York avenue, to
foreelose a mortgage on property
which runs from 40 Warwick street
around to I'll Jefferson street, an
other issue The case was to decide
who is to be held for $1,15O paid in on
the principal of the mortgage.
Louis /. Beers, counsel for Ahrend,
set up that Feick. after taking q
mortgage on the property from Leo
nardo Guidera on May /, 1906, as
signed it the same day to. Ahrend,
but continued accepting payments on
the principal. Five payments were
made. amounting to $1,150. Guidera,
who lives in the Warwick street
house, says he paid the money to
Feick because he had not been told
of the assignment.
In recommending to the chancellor
that Ahrend be allowed to foreclose,
Advisory Master Fort followed for
mer decisions that when the mort
gage has been assigned and recorded.
the, record is sufficient notice of the
assignment The decree of foreclosure
has just been granted. Mr.. Fort con-
tended that the Feick estate is re-
sponsible for the $1,150
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-28
10 CITY HOSPITAL NURSES
WILL RECEIVE DIPLOMAS

Al the twenty-fifth annual COM
meneement exercises of the class of
1913, City Hospital Training School.
to be held in Wallace Hall. Halsey
street, tonight, nineteen graduates
will receive their diplomas The pro-
gram will be given under the direc-
ton of DR.. Henry J. f. Wallhauser,
of the hospital visiting staff.
Those to be awarded diplomas by
Dr. Herman C.. H. Herold, president
of the Newark Board of Health. at
the close of the exercises. will be the
Misses Lucy Mae Harper. Christine
ID. Leslie. Theresa Emily Bergin,
Mary Lynch, E,sta Fuller. Matte
Douglas Eble, Elizabeth Mary Me
Donough, Margaret E. Straulina. Ora
Bell Jones, Elsa Garcia Eckberg.
Esther Marjorie Kennedy, Jennie T.
Farley, Grace Edna Kineaid. Alberta
Winifred Snyder, Harriet e. Kings
ton, Esther GIL Payne, Sadie NJ La
Rue, Elizabeth V. Heavey and Grace
Eleanor MeVay The staff of the
school, who will also attend the exer-
cises, consist of Miss Mary f. Mason,
principal; Miss Caroline Schnocker,
assistant principal, and Miss Agnes
M. Keane, night supervisor
The class of 1913 graduates under
the most fiattering auspices, the stu
dents having attained high averages,
which reflects credit on the institu-
ton and its efficient instructors. as
well as the members of the class.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-28
PLANS OF PROPOSED
NEW CENTRE MARKET
Modelled After Cleveland Public Marketing Place, Which
Declared TO Be the Best Type in United First
Floor for StaIIs-Offices Second.

Detailed plans for the proposed new
Centre Market were made public to-
day.
The building will have a frontage
OF 13g feet on Mulberry street, 529
feet on North Canal street. SOB feet
inches on Commerce street and "a
feet inches on the end facing Broad
street 1t viii cover an area of
h6,ss5 square feet.
The only known market like it will
be the West Side Market. at Cleve-
land Ohio, which is accepted as the
best type in the United States and
was completed last year ut cost of
S7J0,ooO
The first floor. which will be TWEEN
ty-tive feet in the clear, will contain
space for IT'S individual booths or
stands for renting purposes. Each
booth viii be approximately twelve
feet SQUARE with twenty-five feet of
counter room provided for each sep
arate occupant All the booths will
face on the main and side aisIes.
There niIl be three main entrances
Tor future Offices to be located on the
second fioor.
nodern Equipment.
Each tenant Will be provided with
water service, telephone and lighting
service. The booths will be divided
hi means of wire mesh partitions,
which can be removed at any time or
replaced as the case may require, so
that a lessee will be able to rent one.
two three or four sections according
to the space required.
The main aisles will be ten feet
vide. the cross aisles eight. They
will be finished with red tile Iaid
herring bone pattern. Drinking foun-
tains will be located at suitable
points