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$4,000.


4 brand new modern brick bungalow
or rooms: full cement basement, large
'front.' porch. also sleeping porch. fine big
nathi oom-Sj00 cash and $.5 peTr month.
The lot Is "a by l30 feet, on a corner
'th East near nth SO.
$500 cash. balance easy monthly pay
tage near 3rd East and 9Th South. facing
south. on q well built up avenue. The
price asked Is about what II would cost
TO build this house. The lot surely
gain.
S55oo.
a Groom modern brick cottage on X
With fruit, shade trees and shrubbery.
The house is in first class condition and
has large sleeping porch. sewer. side
walks In front paid for and sewer con
nectcd. I will take vacant lots first
payment and make reasonable terms for
the balance.
s3ooo
Another chance to trade vacant ground
as first payment on dandy 4-room mod
ern Shingied bungalow in first -class re-
pair. so foot lot. and located on Laird
ave. near 9th East. the first street north
OF 10th South. Easy monthly payments
on balance due.
A. RICHTER. 20 SO. MAIN.
Wasatch si1.
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Poultry and Pet Stock


PRIZE WINNING SILVER LACE Wy
. andotte cockerels. Cali Sunday. l42V
So. Ord East kl637
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COAL AND FUEL

OUR COAL Is "JUSTRIGHT." WAS.
A415. Alliance Coal Co. IL Main ST.
kll52
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NURSING

TRAINED NURSE
will care for patients in her own home;
clean and sanitary, 1890 South 9TH East.
'iylnnd 2BlS-J. glI4s
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ns n.AE St;E, STEAM HEATED
let sonny $3.50 UP. Savoy hotel,
ooutl. E20G3
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Unfurnished Apartments

17ART APIS, $50 EAST THIRD
<Qth. 4sroom steam heated fiat, with
fhes; best in city, $35. Hyland 2i6S.
klS3
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FOR SALE
For SaIe-Miscellaneous

EDISON PHoNoGRAPH, 65 RECORDS.
floral horn. machine needs a few re-
pairs; sec 1t al 1915 So. I'd East, city.
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~ MOD. 4-ROOM FLAT, GAS.
.fches LOG West lst North. h44S2
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ssssent-Unfurnished Rooms

u ras s,o AND THREE ROOMS.
'No 90, 1st West. Was. SS52
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Real EState-TO Exchange

WANTED-ACREAGE IN EXCHANGE
for Salt Lake real estate. What have
you to offer? Bruncau-Hll Inv. Co. Sa3
Main ST. Was li6S kS34
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KODAK DEVELOPING
CHIROPODIST

l.. GAMBIA, FOOT SPECIALIST. CON
suta uon free. AZ East First South,
Wasatch 50SA 1898
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Ike a, ,hoOMS. S.. INQUIRE s5S
81" h4425
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XCE BROOM MODERN APARTMENT,
| Iith sleeping porch. Sorendo apts.,
East 5th SO. Mcclellan Real Estate
Inv Co., 4Q2 Walker Bank Bldg.
k162
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4 issshED ROOMS. STEAM HEAT
i S7s- week and UP. 131 l., LIST So.
". k371
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For Sale or Exchange
DENTISTS

DR. HODGES, DENTIST, SUITE 2l7-lS
Brooks Arcade bldg. Best and cheap
est Wasatch 30o6 c304l
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HAIR GOODS
PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PAuENT INVENTIONS, REGISTER
trade marks or copyrights, sec j. M
Thomas. 30S Utah Savings & Trust bldg
ol2S
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klrr ToOMS. HOT AND COLD
|sSiencso oath, heat. telephone, every
Ieee, nv, Si.o0, s12. SIS; nice walking
J Wmate family S56 u. 1st SO.
"as@teh 6373-R, k152S
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STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS

RANGES CONNECTED. $3.50. WATER
jackets cleaned, 81; l. Jackets, So: stoves
repaired. X. Z. Moriss. Phone Wasatch
6714-W. s1402
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FOR RENT
for Rent-Furnished Rooms

LL-FURNISHED, STEAM
hot and cold water; clothes clos
pnone IN each room: public ladies
bsnIs path on each floor, On ac-
ol reduction OF rent, we are max
spsehi low rates by week or month.
Hotel, As Postoflce place. k2242
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Thoroughbred White Leghorn pullets. 9
months old. just beginning TO lay; sell
limited number at 70 cents. y. NJ. Grif-
hths. Phone Hyland 324 or Wasatch
6279-f332-W. E233S
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/lisst.e Ely FURNISHED ROOMS IN
d; apartment. suitable for gentle
Hness r"n. also parlor suitable for
u pNon rent reasonable, 5G5 SO.
.o"e was. 66li. kS1
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lS-ROOM ROOMING HOUSE AT a BAR
gain. central location, nicely furnished I.
heat: sickness reason for selling Ross C.
Davis. ll3 S. Main k2l50
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1AST FURNISHED ROOMS, SIN
~ q9u6le; bath. phone. Wasatch
20 slo So. w. Temple. f1sS3
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STALE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP AT
Royal Baking Co. stale bread depot.
c5433
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ROARD AND ROOM FOR TWO GEN
tiemen In modern home; close In: IS
per week. IL Vernon ave. Hy. 1I6l-J.
PC k19ST
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PAPER HANGING, PAINTING
AND DECORATING

THE CUT-R RATE PAPER HANG
cr. painter and rInter. Phone
Was 4s93-J. kIoG1
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FOR RENT
housekeeping Rooms

HAVE YOU SEEN THoSE NovT1>
,,tnog eskeeplnG apartments at the Raw
ino ii,1onS 9otei? One room, with disappear
in oeu, disappearing gas range folding
per week and up 81 So. Main Phone
h -ho ooos hs05
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og tyNT ROOM AND OTHERSs
path and phone. n No. State,
k9126
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MILLINERY

PLUMES CLEANED, CURLED AND
dyed. Harmony Millinery parlors. o5S
SO. state. Was 56lS h3$S2
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WHAT HAVE YOU TO TRADE FOR A
fruit farm, southeast? Address H-5o.
Tribune. kl623
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AbstraCts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS &c TRUST CO., SUR
plus, 100000; abstracts and title in
surance. attend to all details In transfer
ring and mortgagng land titles. Capital
100000. 23S Main. s252s
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AZ ,5SEW MANAGEMENT, STEAM
n s$'so 10 Si.6D week. 2olb Z. irh
gl014
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.c00N COMPLETELY FURNISHED
d; Walking distance: $50 b st, Was
INV. k232T
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EEDIDLY ARRANGED. MODERN,
TIN, duplex apartment, on first
70 - Inquire 325 + ST. Was. 5666.
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Elegantly FURNISHED ROOMS.
with very best board. in beautiful mod
srn home: hot water heat, nice, quiet,
neIphborhood; very reasonable For
terms call Was. 1854 k206f
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Roaming Houses

FIVE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
and 3 single rooms: all new and mod
ern, including steam heat. hot and cold
water: the location is the best and a
snap for someone; $500: terms.
j. L. DENIIAM CO.
w. I133 w. 4l33.
AZ
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
&61 w. Srd So Gls5
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Lex APIS, d49 so. 2ND EAST;
hlss rooms. Apply house rear OF apis.
kl163
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BOWLING ALLEYS


WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS. 225
Main. Prizes each week for ladies' nigh
scores. m56l
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PIANO TUNING
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT

DR. ARTHUR BURROWS, OCUL.ISr
and aurist; spectacles accura tely fitted;
difficult cases collected. sos Continental
Bank bldg. g356l
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SADDLE HORSES

FOR HIRE. DIVIDED SKIRTS; BROAD.
way stables. 1st So bet Main and
State. Was. 1890. k122
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For Rent-StOres and Offices

ATTENTION, MuLINERS OR JEW
elers. Part OF the Nelson Piano Co.'S
store for rent: good location and fine dis
play windows. Call los e. 2nd South.
Phone Was. b271- h1769
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LIVERY STABLES

MCCOY STABLES, CARRIAGI2S AND
light livery horses bought and sold
Phone 81, ol4I
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EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE

CITY EMPRESS AND BAGGAGE co.
Phone Was. 2s15. hle9l
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Farm Land-TO Exchange

80 ACRES IN SANPETE CO.. ALL IN
alfalfa; good water right, brick house
3mllc from school and railroad station
VIII trade for property in or near Salt
Lake City. No. 10 Avalon apartments.
kl2i9
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CHIROPRACTORS

CECIL &c CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO-
practors Chronic and female troubles
a speciality. Consultation free. Suite
403. 235 South Main. r23l
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a tFuRNISHBD ROOM; 9 La
ttc6 osnrl5ed. osrae lSeysor court. Call
- -9""-J' k2048
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CARPET AND RUG WEAVING

COLONIAL RUGS AND
fun rugs. Prices quoted OH request.
CAN and see samples. 72S Windsor ave.
Hy 22S0-W. kl067
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CONFINEMENTS

ton. Flora a, Phillips. e505 lith East.
blks. below Sugar House, Hyand
123l-M. klSi
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nontb LAND, MODERN. $40 PER
Htioa ssnd shnd up; board If desired. fine
"ee from smoke 1910 East End
g43S0
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SUITE OF HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
81 So. State. SIosi
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BOARD AND ROOMS

WANIED-CHILDREN TO BOARD;
mod nome where they can ge4 the
best OF care and board. close 10 good
school price soc day and UP, IIyland
2eS7-W 707 Wilson ave. h3S27
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n, pI,ANDoME-NEWEsT, COIL
.,oost homelIke; best location IN
S,y. ith South and State streets;
eu brsal;fagts, g2937
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Q0Ms. DISAPPEARING BED. TWO
lns closets. one book case, gas range.
heat and hot water furnished. $50.
fo State. k12S4
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DIR. ROBERT w. HALL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PKOPHYLAXIS, sic
X EA RMS BLDG. a2353
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For Rent-MiScellaneOBS


VACANT LOT; HIGH BOARD PENCE
and shed, good Location for coal yard.
57l SO. Main. h3fl5
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<sLf FURNISHED ROOM. Ii BLKS.
sM main; furnace heat; rent very
SSSHnse, SS phone WaSatch 591S-R. 120
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TAILORING
PRIVATE DETECTIVE
SERVICE
OSTEOPATHY

DIR G. A GAMBLE, 601-s M'INTYRE
bldg hours, to 5. Wazatch 62Sl. Dis
eases OF women speciality. Consulta-
tlon free. g39S
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TWO NICE CLEAN HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, strictly modern. with heat Ad-
dress H-35. Tribune kiaIs
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BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE
FAMILY; young lady preferred; refer-
ence was. i927-M. k2O6e
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ONE PRACTICALLY NEW WING -HOR-
ton latest improved mailing machine
and two extra sets OF knives for same;
suitable Tor newspapers. banking ana
commercial houses in mailing papers.
circulars envelopes, VIII sell for SD;
Address D-50. Tribune h29I6
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10

white charmeuse with rhinestone
trimming; Miss Bertha Steinhardt,
in white chiffon over pink satin with
imported blue brocaded drapery; Mrs.
Gustav Steinhardt wore a gown of
white satin, with a robe of black
chantilly lace; Mrs. Carrie Lissner
was attired in black charmeuse with
venetian lace.
As the guests of the members of
the Kamihele Klub who occupied a
box were: Miss Sadie Mindes, attired
in yellow charmeuse, with overdress
of burnt orange chiffon. with crystal
trimming Miss Jennie Mindes, in
blue charmeuse, with crystal trim
mings; Miss Kate Adler, in a gown
of emerald green charmeuse, with
bugle trimming; Miss Helen Leveson,
wearing pink charmerse.. with bugle
| trimming; Miss Joyce Karet, of
Bogota, N. j.. in green accordion
plated charmeuse, with an over
! dress of white chiffon cloth, trim
med with pearls; Mrs. William
Harris, in white satin yelled in
white chiffon, trimmed with
duchess lace and pearls; Miss Flor
ence Kamm, in white charmeuse
yelled in gold thread lace, with girdle
of burnt orange velvet; Miss Rena
Harris, in white charmeuse yelled in
white chiffon and white chantilly;
Miss Ruth Kamm, in pale pink yelled
in white chiffon and a beaded robe;
Miss Rosalie Hirschberg, in green
satin with pearl trimmings; Miss Isa-
bel Schwartz, in blue crepe de Chine
with shadow lace.
Fhe members of the Kamihele Klub,
occupying the same box, were SeliclS
j. Mindes, Jack H. Lehman, Irving
Froelich, Sol Heller, Rudolph .F<rimke,
Emanuel Kamm, William Kamm,
David Sacks, L. E. Lehman, Arthur
Lindeman. William Harris, Paul May
| baum.
Beautiful Costumes.
Among the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Ostemeil were Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kreudel, Mrs. Alice Hanauer, of New
York; Mr.. Sidney Osterweil. Mrs.
Osterweil was in black brocaded chif-
fon, with cut steel robe; Mrs. Gross,
| in white charmeuse, with robe of
| cut steel and pearls; Mrs. Kreudel, In
| gray charmeuse, with crystal trim
mings, and Mrs. Hanauer. in white
charmeuse, with crystal trimmings.
In the box of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Schlesinger, the latter being in black
satin with lace and rhinestones, were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hinleine, Of
\ Philadelphia, Mrs, Hinleine attired ir
black charmeuse; Mr.. and Mr.. Louis
Hood, the latter in blue charmeuse
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Lissner
the latter in black brocaded char.
meuse; Mrs. J. Walter, in black chit.
fon; Miss Florette Hinleine, in white
brocaded charmeuse
The guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Loui.
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ZE552E IZRE5R11Z
Beautifully Gowned Women
Sparkling With Jewels at
Brilliant Function.


Under a canopy of white and gold
with myriads of electric lights ar
tistically arranged, society danced
and made merry at the annual
charity ball of the Hebrew Benevo-
lent and orphan Asylum, held in the
Kruger Auditorium last night.
The auditorium itself, transformed
into a miniature fairyland, presented
a beautiful picture. The festivities
were also the occasion for the debut
of several young ladies into society.
Canaries in their gilt cages blended
with the decorations. From three
crystal chandeliers gold and white
streamers, ornamented with gold
stars, alternating with streamers of
laurel, from which electric lights were
suspended as pendants. These were
festooned along the balconies. Upon
each box was a shield surmounted by
an American eagle, around which gold
and white flags were tastefully ar
ranged.
The stage was transformed into a
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rotns II anu
Mrs r.. M. Richman, MI b. re-
Mr. and Mrs. Adoipn hosenpe.s. 81.
and MRS A. M hosenoefe, NJ
Hosennano. MI hopert =. Ross' .l
ana Mrs, HyiIaan Roseisoi.s IL ~ Do 49,,
1irs. MOTIFS leaehl'ii, sas9
Asosehs.ein, ME- ,ssS'' M ana
| - % e,ts,,o ~.
-, '''o,,s., ~ ?. = NJ
anu RiS psaa q mn '5''e :. -,
anu Mrs' p piie,' W a.u &C So,
1i auss, VT su NJ - s,1,,..,s,..,.
e. Ni, anu "a >. sa'iiuei %. :, - -
MI anu MIS-. . o,e,i.'. W. r.. G $500,
Ina, MI oaut. '7S1iioes, -.
n strauss Nr' 0slhaiu =. 7aS a1..
II Sohiiiiei' NJ aliu
Shoehlnai, Oh Cranse' NJ anu W. :
?. \. seiuehoeTs, MI. ?, 9eneS''i's !, /,
Mr. ana MIS-. A1Vuis osseNe' 80
MIS-. y. SchWa paeher, MI. anu ~. :,
y. schloss, MT w. eenioss' ~. e,lu
Mrs. WllhaIh Scllllenilaus, ~ =
Slrola, commissioner Auoiph iioi1nei
and WIFE, Mr., and Mrs. Herman fiolZz
ner. Mr. ana MRS. DAVID ffolzner' MI
and Mrs. Emil Uhry, MI and MIS-.
lsauore hallsch' MI. ana MIS- o van
Poznak Mr. ana MRS. Phliilp Lowry
fairgrounds COMMISSIONS milton
bowy and WA1e' Mr ana mrs. =.
Waehstein Mr.. and Mrs A. Welilsh'
Mr. Max Wosnltzer, Mr., and Mrs.
Benjamin Wulach, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
timer Lowy, MT and Mrs. Meyer
Zemel, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Llnde-
man.
The committees were as follows;
Arrangement Committee-Louls v.
Aronson. chairman; Joseph Goetz, ex
officio; Martin III. Goldsmith, DaVld
Holzner, BENJAMIN 2. Lissner Lewis
Straus, assistants: Alexander II.
Aronson, Amzi \ Berla, Mortimer
Davis, Charles Elm, Adolph risen,
Irving Froelich, Henry Hahn, Ben
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Lewis. Mrs. Louis Lewis. Mrs. Julius
Lichtman, Mrs. Samuel Liebstein,
Mrs. Pauline Lindauer Mrs Mink
Lindeman Mrs. Philip Lindeman.
Mrs. Louis Lippman. Mrs Benjamin
P. Lissner, Mrs. Carrie Lissner. Mrs.
Maurice Lohsitz. Mrs. David Long
fielder, Mrs Emanuel Lowenstein.
Mrs. Harry P Lowry. Mrs. Milton
Lowy. Mrs. Mortimer Lowry. Mrs.
Philip Lowy, Mrs. B. S. March, Mrs.
Franklin Marx. Mrs. Isaac May. Mrs.
Alexander Maybaum. Mrs. Charles
Maybanm, Mrs Gustave Mayer. Mrs.
Moses sMendel, Mrs. William Mendel,
Mrs. Max Metz. Mrs. Abraham Metz
ger. Mrs. Charles Metzger, Mrs.
Aaron Meyer, Mrs. A. B. Meyer, Mrs.
Emanuel Meyer. Mrs. Henrietta Mey-
el, Mrs NJ. l. Meyer. Mrs. Morris
Meyer, Mrs Albert Michaels, Mrs.
Oscar Michaels, Miss D. Michaelson,
Mrs. Morris Miller, Mrs. Simon Mill
Ter, Mrs. Charles NJ Myers, Mrs.
Nathan Myers. Mrs. Max Negbaur,
Mrs. Jacob L. Newman, Mrs. Joseph
Okin, Mrs. David Osterweil, Mrs.
Solomon Curry, Mrs. Victor Parson-
net. Mrs. Harry Petchesky, Mrs.
Emma Plaut, Mrs. Gus Plaut. Mrs.
Louis Plaut. Mrs. l. j. Rachlin, Mrs.
Morris Rachlin.
Mrs. Ferdinand Rauch. Miss Helen
Rich. Mrs. Leopold Rich Mrs. Will
lam S. Rich, Mrs. B. Rosenband,
Mrs. Hyman Rosensohn, Mrs. w. S.
Rosenstrauch, Mrs. Jacob Roth. Mrs.
Moses Roth, Mrs. Abraham Roths-
child. Mrs. Louis Sachs, Mrs. Nathan
SaIzman, Mrs. Henry Samuels, Mrs.
Samuel Schechner. Mrs. Albert
Scheuer, Mrs. Frederick Scheuer.
Mrs. Loe Scheuer, Mrs. Selig Scheuer
Mrs. Harry schlesinger, Mrs. Louis
schlesinger, Mrs. B. Schloss. Mrs
Emanuel Schioss. Mrs. Jacob Sehloss,
Mrs. Joseph Schloss, Mrs. Edward
Schoen, Mrs. Isaac Schoenthal, Mrs
Philip J. Schotland, Mrs. David
schwabacher Mrs Emanuel Schwarz,
Mrs. Jacob L. Schwarz, Mrs. Samuel
Schwarz, Mrs. J. p. Schwartz, Mrs.
Louis C. Schwartz. Mrs. Louis
Schwartz, Mrs.. Fred Seligman, Mrs.
Julius Silberfeld. Mrs. Joseph Stein
err. Mrs. Gus Steinhardt, Mrs. Carrie
Stern. Mrs. Bernard Stern, Mrs. Bar
ney stern. Mrs. Sigmund Stern, Mrs.
B. Strauss Mrs. David Straus, Mrs.
Emil Uhry Mrs. Jacob Walter, Mrs
T. Walter, Mrs. S. r. Walter, Mrs.
Nathan Weinberg. Mrs. Levi Vein
garten, Mrs Arpad Wellisch, Mrs.
David Wolff, Mrs. Joseph Wotiz,
Mrs. Morris fucker
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-10
EDISON IS PLEASED
AT MEDAL AWARD
Wizard to Receive Coveted
Prize for Storage Bat
terry Invention.

Thomas A. Edison expressed his
qualification today at being the first
American to receive the coveted
Rathenau medal This prize. for the
best electrical device or process safe
guarding industrial life and health,
was awarded to him because Of his
storage battery.
Il am highly pleased, Of course"
said Mr. Edison. with me, however,
the storage battery is a thing of the
past | worked for years on it and
now l have left it for other things
motion pictures that talk, for in
stance"
Mr. Edison will be formerly pre-
scented with the medal on January
% at The American Museum of Safety,
20 West Thirty-ninth street. New
York.
DIR. Emil Rathenau, who was for
many years the head of the Ber-
lin Electricity Company, was the
first inventor to be given the medal
1T was awarded to him by the en-
peror of Germany for a submarine
wireless telegraph device with which
IN 1894 messages were sent for three
miles under water.
The storage battery perfected by
Edison has increased the safety of
work in tunnels, mines. submarine
boats, factories where explosives are
made. powder magazines and in in
dustries in which explosive gases are
generated or used. Because of this
tho American Museum of Safety, to
which the medal was loaned, will give
him a replica.