Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-23

court. Fifty EIGHT were removed from
vicious surroundings. -Four hundred
and nineteen animals were cared for
during the year, twenty of which
were destroyed. The report of the
treasurer shows s2,727.55 received dur
ing the year and expenses OF 1,S91.63
with "a balance on hand of $24.57 and
a balance in the emergency fund of
$S1035. The Joint officers of the two
associations for 1914 are: President, E.
.. Keasbey; vice presidents, Rev. p.
T. Sturges. f. Il. Kellogg, Rev.
Barrett p. Taylor, Mrs L. r. Kellogg,
Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll and Mrs. e.
Fayette Smith: treasurer, Frederick
b. Strong, and secretary, Miss Louise
Shelton.
Six new members We're received into
the st. Peters Club Friday night at
its annual meet 'ng. Officers for the
ensuing year We're also chosen. Ben
jamin Darlington was named as
president: Arthur Warrington, vice
president; Norman Hand, secretary,
and r. Nelson Darlington, treasurer.
Paul Gravatt was selected as member
of the executive committee of which
Rev. z. #. Sturges, the rector of St.
Peters Church, and Barton Meyers
are members. The members received
into the club were: A. II. Krouse,
Walter zimmerman, Farrand Ander-
son, John Youngs, Norman Losey and
Frank Herudek A social committee
w tn Eugene Weaver as chairman and
William Damitz and Paul Gravatt as
fellow members was selected for the
coming year.
Joseph Coin, son of a one time
rabbi, spoke in the First Baptist
Church yesterday and told what is
being done for the evangeliZation of
the Jews In this country. He de-
clared that some people asserted that
If the Jew does not embrace the
Christian religion he should be thrust
from our country after which he
pointed out that the "our" was ques-
tionable as the first man to come to
this country was Columbus, an
italian, and his principal assistant
was q Jew. He contended that moth
ing can be gained by prosecuting the
Jew, declaring that God has punished
every nation that has done this.
Miss Ida f. Menzie has sold her
boarding house business, THE Pax
ton" on South street, to Warren Mar
musser, of Warren, Ohio.
Local option advocates attended
Senator Rathbuns weekly hearing
Saturday and asked the senator to
support the local option bill,
FRANK IuIdll " lOiIlt
In Buffalo yesterday, after being the
guest since Friday night of the local
police. He was on his way to his
aunts in Philadelphia, but lost his
money in Paterson and walked to
Morristown.
The tuberculosis exhibit which was
conducted by the State Board of
Health in the lecture room of the
Methodist Church last week moved to
Dover Saturday. where it will be con-
Quoted for week.
The Morris County Teachers Assoc
ciat,on held sessions in the Maple
avenue school building Saturday and
listened to several addresses. The
speakers We're: DIR. Stevens, of Col
umbia University. on 'The Art of
Questioning: Wilday V. Singer. of
Dover, j. Wilmer Kennedy, of New
ark, on Judging the Teachers Eff
ciency." and j. Burton Wileyt. of
Morrisown.
Being unable TO find anyone who
would accept the position of superin-
tendent or assistant superintendent,
the Sunday school of the First Bap-
fist Church deferred the election OF
these two officers at a meeting on
Sunday. Theodore ID. Pierson was re-
elected secretary; Clarence Egbert,
treasurer; Arthur Lane, librarian;