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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-12
RETIRING SCHOOL
HEAD IS HONORED
Farewell Reception Given to
Superintendent Davey in
East Orange.

Featured by the presentation of a
gold watch and chain to the guest of
honor. a farewell reception was given
Vernon L. Davey. who is to retire
as superintendent of schools of East
Orange, in the auditorium of the
East Orange High School last night.
The watch-ehain has a link for each
year Mr.. Davey has been engaged
in educational work. Mr.. Davey will
retire as head of the city's schools
with the completion of the present
term.
Mayor Julian A. Gregory presided.
About 500 people. including the
teachers associated with Superin-
tendent Davey. old schoolmasters and
pupils, attended the reception.
In his Introductory remarks Mayor
Gregory emphasized the wonderful
personality of MIR. Davey and its
power in building up the school sys-
tenn of East Orange. when I was
first sent to school. as a boy" said
the Mayor, "the first man to meet
me and shake me by the hand was
Mr.. Davey. In the loss of him we
are losing the services of one of the
most capable and efficient educa tors
of which this country can boast
William C. Thomas. representing
the school commissioners, was the
first speaker introduced. To illustrate
the widespread influence which MIR.
Davey had exercised, he told the story
of a trip across the continent, during
which he met the superintendent of
schools of the State of Oregon. As
soon as the latter discovered he was
from East Orange. the speaker said.
he exclaimed: why. l have heard
of that town through the work of
Vernon L. Davey." Mr. Thomas con-
tinued that he hoped the Board of
Education would in picking Mr..
Davey's successor, find a man who
would measure up to him in intellect,
power tact. patience and ability.
And ! know" he concluded. that
they are going to have job He
then asked the audience to rise and
give Mr. Davey a 'Chautauqua sa-
Lutte"
At the conclusion of the addresses
the Mayor asked Mr.. Davey to make
a few remarks. The latter responded
and told the assemblage in a few
words how much he appreciated the
tribute paid him, and of his in
ability to adequately express his
thanks.
The other speakers We're: The Rev.
Ferdinand Q. Blanchard Superin-
tendent Henry NJ Maxson. of Plain
Hald. Calvin W Kendall State com
missioner of education Principal
William H. Smith. of the Elmwood
School: Miss Ora Strange. represent
ing the supervisors; Mrs. Charles II.
De Kroyft, representing the teachers.
The program concluded with selec-
ton by the high school orchestra.
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CITY ApyrnrIsEMENrs.


lions and restrictions OF this ordinance OF
the said city Of Newark
S Section @. The acceptance In writing OF
this ordinance duly executed by the proper
officers of the said Postal telegraph cabls
Company of New Jersey and with the corpcr-
ate seal of said, company thereto, duly af-
fixed and attested, shall be filed with the
clerk of this board prior to the commences
ment OF the construction OF said conduit,
and said acceptance shall be attached to this
ordinance and recorded In the book IN which
the ordinances of the Board of Street and
are recorded
Section Z This ordinance shall be In force
from and after the date OF Its passage and
the filing In the ONCE Of the clerk OF this
board by the said company Of Its written
p. H. RYAN,
President of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners
mist Acting Clerk of the Board.
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ROMER ESTATE ACCOUNTS
APPROVED BY COURT

Judge Osborne. of the Orphans
Court. today signed an order ap-
proving the accounting of the Fidel-
ity Trust Company as executor of the
estate of Frederick R. Romer, of
Orange.
The statement shows that on June
6 last there was a balance in the es-
tate of s74,1S2.15, which was made up
of, stocks. mortgages, cash, book ac-
counts, personal belongings and bank
deposits.
In the income account is shown re-
ceipts from rents, investments, etc,
amounting to s1s.723.s4. The eXpen-
ditures for repairs, insurance, taxes,
etc.. and the allowances for the care
of TIE testator's daughter, Margaret
j. Romer, q. minor, aggregated 49,
S34.61. leaving an income balance of
S14,Ss92S.
Under the law governing such mat
tiers the Fidelity asks for commits
sion on ST. 53e.S2 of principal and &c.
015.62 of income.
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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinance passed sec
ond reading and was ordered to third and
final reading at a meeting OF the Board Of
Street and Water Commissioners held JunA
9Th, 1913:
An Ordinance granting permission to the
Postal Teieg phi BILE Company of New
Jersey its successors and assigns 10 lay
and maintain underground conduits. gables,
wires and manholes for elsctricai conduct Tors
Of Newark TO be used for telegraph pur
poses and other uses and purposes Of its
Be il ordained by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners of the city Of New.
Section ]. That the Postal TeIegraph~cabie
Company Of New Jersey It's successors and
assigns be, and II Is hereby authorized and
empowered to CONSTRUCT snS d maintain Tor f me
way clay duct subway with. the necessary
manholes. such duct to be buried not Less
than three feet below the surface Of the
streets and the manholes to be not less than
Ave feet in depth and four feet In diameter
from the pavement surface, under and along
certain streets In the city OF Newark as
follows to wit:
Beginning in the westerly side Of Broad
street at point near the southwest corner
the westerly side of Broad street to point
in the northerly side Of Wright street. OPP.
Wright streets: thence westerly along the
northerlv side of Wright street to a point
at or near the middle line Of Frelinshuysen
Section o That the said company shall.
at its own expense, restore all streets. ave-
nues, and sidewalks, and TIE pavsments;;
for the purpose of laying its conduit to a
condition equally as good as before said
conduit vas laid. and all surplus dirt. due
TO the laying Of said conduit. shall be re-
moved.
Section g. That the laying Of said conduit
alleys and sidewalks shall at all times be
subject to the supervision Of the Board
city Of Newark.
continuance of the rights or privileges and
the location of routes hereinbefore granted.
the said city Of Newark, by its lawfully au-
thorised agents. shall determine to lay I'M
derground Or alter or repair in the streets
above named or any Of them or any part
thereof any water pipe. sewer, underground
structures OF any description, which shall or
may be interfered with or obstructed by the
wires and conduits Of the said Postal rele-
said company shall and Will, from time to
! time, as required, at its own expense, upon
request and under the direction and super
| Of said city remove. alter or adjust its
said wires and conduits in such way as
not to interfere with the work atore-
said determined upon by the said city. and
! IN case the said company shall fail TO comply
with the provisions of this section the Board
I city Of Newark shall have power to cause
such removal. alteration or adjustment q
the said wires and conduits Of the said
TsePraph Cable compsn amy shall a' Forthwith
upon presenta ton Of the bills for such re-
moval, alteration or adjustment; certified a.
the amount thereof to the comptroller of ths
said city Of Newark.
Company Of New Jersey shall, IN every and
ell future things 70 be done by VI vel
-nd truly rnnniv nth ~ fhs terms cpndl
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ORANGE MAN SAVED TWICE
FROM CHOKING TO DEATH

For the second time in six months
Patrick Murphy. of Orange. was
saved from choking to death in the
Memorial Hospital. Orange. last night
Murphy was found wandering at East
Day and Sheridan streets, Orange,
last night. and taken to the hospital,
where a part of a sandwich which,
he haid had been given him, was dis
lodged from his windpipe. Murphy
was attended by DR.. f. W, Blakely,
who saved the patients life on the
previous occasion.
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EDWIN G. ADAMS,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
REcEIvER,s sALE.


The undersigned. the receiver Of the Ar
cade Block Lighting Co.. viii sell at pub.
lie auction in the basement OF the Arcade
building Broad street. Newark, n. j., on
the twenty-thrd day Of June. 1913. at 1899
a.. M. the following enumerated goods ana
2 i3x12" Arlington & Sims engines,
ESQ revolutions per minute; 2 30 X W.
General Electric generators. AIT amp; ]
0Isx10" Arlington q Sims engine, 3o5
rev per minute. 1925 NJ w General Elec-
trio generator. 200 amp; 2 oil filters; l
Westinghouse automatic compound engine
No sos 100 H. P. 800 rev. per minute;
Westinghouse Electric 4 Manufacturing CO.
generator No 24317, 800 rev. per minute,
90 X. w. 10 It. 8 in. steam pipe; ! In.
expansion piece 1 I 10. gate valve; Blake
pump. ikx2Ei oil separator, H. 3is
steam pipe; 10 II In. In. steam pipe:
switchboard. consisting of marble slabs.
10 II. 8 In. 80 IT. over all measurement
ampere meters 1 volt meter; Thomson re.
cording watt meter; circuit breakers
main switches "a small switches: rheo-
stats: ! reflector with is lamps TO switch
board; 3 5o-galon oil tanks; l motor starter
and meter.
The above-named goods and chattels will
he sold to the highest bidder for cash.
Inspection OF the goods may be had upon
application to the undersigned on the
morning Of the sale. from a. M. until the
hour of sale
SAMUEL F. LEBER, Receiver,
500 Broad street.
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JAMES F. CONNOLLY,
city Clerk.

AN ORDINANCE to amend ans ordinance
entitled IAN ordinance 10 regulate the
construction, repair. alteration and removal
OF buildings within the CITY OF Newark
New Jersey" approved December thirty
frst one thousand nine. hundred and ten.
BE IL ordained by the Mayor and Common
Council Of the city of Newark
l. That section 142 of the above entitled
ordnance be and the same Is hereby
amended to read as follows;
Section 142. No frame or wood structure
shall be built hereafter in the City OF New
ark within the fire limits, as the said limits
now are or from time to time may here
after be established, except as provided for
in section f43 Of this code, and also except
ing grain elevators, coal elevators and pock-
ets ice houses and exhibition BUILDINGS as
provided for in sections 50 and 81 OF this
code.
hereby established so e include all that
district Of said city contained within the,
Following boundaries to Wit:
Beginning at q point on he Pesssic River
on line with Herbert place thence along
Herbert place TO Arlington avenue; thence
along Arlington avenue 20 the end thereof;
thence in a direct line with Arlington avenue
to Mount Prospect avenue. thence along
Mount Prospect avenue p Second avenue:
thence along Second avenue to Branch
brook Park: thence along the lines OF
| Branch Brook Park to the Lacka wanna Raj.
! road thence along the south side OF the
4 T.acka wanna Railroad, NAH line TO the city
! line: thence along the city line to Central
] avenue. thence along the northerly and
4sateriv boundaries ~ Tairmovnt Temsterv
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WANTED TO BE UNKNOWN

George Gardner. aged 6S, of 431
Market street, was found lying on the
sidewalk in front of So River street
last night by the police of the First
precinct. suffering from acute alco-
holism and diabetes. He was taken
in an ambulance to the City Hospital
where, though conscious, he for a
long time stubbornly refused to give
the physicians his name. 1t was not
until this morning that he consented
to tell his name and address
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rvo prorHERs IN COURT

Two brothers. Hayward and Louis
Gray, II and Il years old, respective
~. of Isl North Parkway, East Or
ange. were paroled for the Juvenile
Court by Recorder Mott, of that city,
after they admitted stealing some
plumbers tools from building In
course of construction in Springfield
avenue. Detective David Wendell ar
rested them last night on suspicion
When questioned this morning by
Acting Chief Hector, the youths are
said to have acknowledged stealing
the tools. William Brown, a plum
Der of las Main street, made the com
plant against them
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.

United to Jail until fine is paid. but not
exceeding the period OF ten 40, days.
Section ;. All ordinances or parts of ordi-
nances of the city of Newark inconsistent
herewith be and the same are hereby re-
pealed.
Section 0. This ordinance shall take effect
Immediately.
p. II. RYAN.
President Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners
jn7-5t Acting Clerk of the Board.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION.
BOARD OF STREET AND WATER COM
MISSIONERS


Pursuant to- a resolution adopted by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners
of the city of Newark at a meeting held
the 9Th day of June 1918. and approved by
the Mayor of the city of Newark on the
9th day of June, 1913.
Public Notice ls hereby given that II Is
the intention of the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners of the city of Newark,
under and by virtue OF provisions of the act
entitled IAN Act to revise and amend the
charter of the city of Newark" approved
March 18th, 1857. and the supplements there
to- and the act creating the Board of Street
and Water Commissioners Of the city OF
Newark approved March 2Sth. 1891 and
other public laws of the State of New Jer-
sew to order and cause:
The opening Of
FIRST AVENUE.
from bloomfield avenue to North Tenth
street. for total width of seventy-five (75)
feet according TO map on file In the office
OF the chief engineer. known as No. 1870.
Such persons as may object thereto are
requested TO present their objections In writ
ing to the clerk OF said board, at the Of
flee Of the Board Of street and Water Com
mssioners City Hail. Newark, on or before
the expiration Of six days from date of this
notice.
BY direction of the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners of the city Of Newark.
Newark. \. j.. June It'll. 1918.
NJ. r. SHERRERD.
I'M Chief Engineer
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SOCIETY TO VISIT PATTERSON

The Children of Mary Society of
the Church of Our Lady of Good
Counsel will go by trolley tomorrow
night to Paterson. where they will
attend the entertainment and recep-
ton In st. Johns School Hall, given
by the Sacred Heart Society in honor
of the new members received Into the
society two weeks ago They will
leave Carteret street and Washington
avenue at 1:4S o. clock,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-12
RATuEIEs APPOINTMENT

Mayor Julian A. Gregory, of East
Orange, this morning ratified the APP
pointment of Joseph e. Williams as
clerk in the water department of that
city. He was appointed recently by
the waterc momission. His job pays
sT5 per month.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-06-12

MIR. and Mrs. William A. Barstow
and family. Of Tillou road South Or
ange will shortly go to Sea Gate for
the remainder Of TIE summer.
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NJ. r, SHERRERD.
jn7-5t Chief Engineer
jn1T-5t
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY

COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
The following is the list OF the names
residences and places Of business of sppll-
cants for licenses contained in all applcs-
items or petitions made to this board for
the granting of licenses to sell splrtnous,
vlnous. mali or brewed liquors and not
heretofore published according to law. 70 wit:
Name Place Of Business. Residence.
RETAIL--RENEWALs.
Fernbock & Wendell. e74 Springfield av.
Same place
Michael pI Paolo, So High, st. ;. Same place
Herman Geltzeiler. 100 Sth aY. Same place
Charles Kloepfer S2s Runyon st. Same place
Charles Surosky. 24o Elm St. Same place
Same place
Charles Nader 45s 18th av..... Same place
George Iwetz IS Warren st. Same place
Louis Wax. go Belmont av. Same place
August Kaufhod 317-31e Clinton pi..
Same place
Same place
Jacob Keii so Hernon st..... Same place
Joseph Juliano. 1872 18th av. Same place
John H. stuck. III Pennsylvania av..
Nathan wagman 1o5 Prince St Same place
'1'''' Same plac4
Paul Konapka, 61s Ferry st. Same place
Henry George Scribe, as2 Springfield av.
William Wolf b?2 18th av.. Same place
Charles walters, Central Railroad bridge.
same plAcc
Adolf Bauer 1923 New York av. Same place
Michael Matulewisc. 10 Clover St.,
Same place
Jacob Steluhoff 265-267 Ferry st Same place
Mrs Maria Oswald 2i6 Ferry St.,
Same place
Anton stanisiowaitis 11s Adams ST..
Same place
Cer1naro Perrminpede 81 Drift st Same place
WHO'D. ,SALE--NEW APPLICATION.
Isaac eqahs5E ~ fPrlRFSESSa * sse Dla0'
oustave MAYER, 4TG Broad At. Same place
n II. HaussIing. 1s4-136 n J. r. r. av,
Same placs
BEER BOTTLER--RENEWAL.
rohn SaoIn,,,llsr col So nth st. Same placs
RETAIL TRANSFERS
James Mccarthy, from PA Mulberry st.
10 116 Mulberry st. ......214 Mulberry st
Gustave Schroedter from 1877 Bank st.
to 1885 Tilinghayt St; 6s+ Springfield av
President.
JAMES r. CONNOLLY,
CITY Clerk
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srU., uopSr FROM sTABLE

Frank Callan, butcher. of t73
Warren street, reported to the police
today that a sorrel horse had been
stolen from his stable in the right
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LEGAL NOTICES.

-
IN cHANCERY OF NEW JERsEY--To
Elizabeth A. Flannery, Arthur <. Elan
merry, Thomas j. Flannery and Grace n.
Flannery:
Chancery of New Jersey, made on the day
Of the date hereof. In a. cause wherein J:
Gilbert Brady is complainant. and you and
others defendants. you are required to
appear, plead. answer or denur to the bis
OF said complainant on or before. the. twenty,
fifth day of July next or the said bill VIII he
taken a confessed against you.
The said bill is filed to foreclose a mort.
gage on lands In the Borough OF caidreii
Flsnnery, his wife, to David F. pebbins, on
November twenty-ssth, eighteen hundred
and ninety-eight. and you, Elizabeth A.
as the widow of James II. Flannery. de-
ceased. have an interest as tenant In dover
In his undivided interest in part OF the
Flannery. Thomas j. Flannery and Grace M
Flannery, are made defendants because you
deceased, and Of John A. Flonnery, deceased,
have an undivided interest in part OF the
mortgsged premises.
BARRETT & BARRETT
Solicitors for Complainant.
my2e-bt I63 Broad street. Newark, N J.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, DISTRICT OF NEW Jersey
In the matter Of Walter L. Kneipher' bank
rupt, In bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF Walter u kneipher q
the City of Newark, IN the county OF
Essex In said district:
Notice is hereby given that on the seventh
day Of June, A. p, 1918. the said Walter l..
that a first meeting OF his creditors will be
held at the Bankruptcy Court Room, Essex
Building. Clinton and Beaver streets, in the
city Of Newark. in said county. on the
twenty-sixth day OF June. 1913, at 1880
O. clock in the forenoon. at which time the
said creditors may attend and prove thelR
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt and transact such other business
as may come before said meeting.
said proofs of claim must comply with
Section 81 of the Bankruptcy Law and
Rule 81 OF the General Orders Of the United
states Supreme Court. and must be prop.
erly Endorsed In this matter. A fee OF
twenty-five cents must accompany the proof
Of claim.
Dated June TO- 1913.
EDWIN G. ADAMS,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
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ELECTION CASE
BEING ARGUED

WASHINGTON. Nov. 12-Oral ar
gument on the Grandfather Clause"
election law enacted by the MARYLAND
logislL'ure 90 govern Annapolis munic-
pal elections. was Concluded in the
supreme Court TODAY. The law
makes eligible TO vote only persons
owning p certain amount OF
and those who could vote in lsGs or
whose ancestors could vote at that
time.
William l. Maybary continued the
deiens" Of the law. he began yester-
day. He declared that the fifteenth
amendment TO tho Federal constitu-
ton did not prohibit the states from
denying negroes the right to vote in
municipal elections. hut merely In the
elections OF Federal officials.
Edgar II. Cans declared the law vas
q pain effort 20 deprive negroes of
suhraSe in Maryland. and that the
drait"rs W 70 had attempted 10 accom-
plish by sIbtcrfuEe what they could
not accomplish directly.
Decisions In this case. and in the
Oklahoma Grandfather Clause" cases
recently argued before tho cour, are
cNIectnd TO throw much light on he
validity Of Grandfather Clause" lcgis
lation in many southern states.
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COMPETITION IS
NOT ELIMINATED

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-The social
ID moving picture trust. defendant in
a government suit. has not eliminated
competition according TO the testl-
mony today OF Frank l.. Dyer. presi-
dent OF the General Film Company.
which with the Motion Picture Pat
ents Company and other rms and in
dividuals is accused nuder the Sher-
man law.
The General Film Company. said
Dyer. has a network OF film supply
exchanges across the country. our
competitors follow US wherever we
90" he declared. Their competition
is live. keen and often bitter. The
Independent film exchanges are often
located I'm the same building with our
Offices and Frequently they try 10 get
offices on lower floors in order 10
Intercept our customers before they
reach us on floor higher up. There
are d few cities and fewer territories
where our competitors DO not reach.
hut wherever there Is a demand FOR
their services thcy are able 10 serve
almost as we'll as We can.
Dyer said the company pays motion
picture actors and actresses as much
as $500 and $1,000 a week. we
max" ridiculous offers 10 get Them TO
work for US. he testified. The com
petition Is also keen for the work OF
playWriEhts.
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WILL CONFER
FELL0WSHIPS

CHICAGO. Nov. 12-One thousand
OF the leading of the CON
tinent will receive fellowships to-mor.
row night al the opening here OF the
American College OF Surgeons. Clad
in robes OF scarlet and sark blue the
small army OF medical men. chosen
because OF their high standing In their
profession viii appear before DIT. J.
Nj. +. Fnney. OF Baltimore. FIRST pres
ident OF the college. who will confer
the degrees.
IL is planned TO make the college
mean 10 America what the Royal Col
lege OF Surgeons means to England
and Sir Hickman j. Godlee. president
OF h English society. will present a
memorial from the board OF counsel
Tors Of the organization which he
heads.
Another thousand surgeons whose
qualifications are unquestioned will be
selected for admittance to the col
lege at some later date. according to
plans announced at the clinical con-
gress today. After 1000 fellowships
have been conferred admittance 10
the college will be by examination.