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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-01-09

M OILY had a face like a little round moon" began daddy. 1t was
just as round as it could be. and her hair, which was curly Il
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31

limit IS located IL another county it
shall come under the jurisdiction of
the commission until such time that
a first-class city in that county shall
adopt a metropolitan commission, In
that case the sma Ter municipality
shall automatically come under the
Jurisdiction of the metropolitan COM
mission IN its ov'a county.
The commission is TO be composed
OF SIS. members. The Mayor OF the
erst-o class city creating the commits
sion IS 20 be eI-odicio member, and
tie county engineer and the head ell
.siaaers Of eech OF the municipalities
embraced IN such . commission shall
be advisory members, BIZ without
vote. IN case Of tic the Mayor is
t. cas- me deciding vote. Ihe term
a. the members shall be three years.
Three o2 the commissioners are TO
pe selected by the governing body Of
tEa fiest-cl2ss city ard three oy the
freahlIders of the county embraced
IA The metropolitan district. II each
set tn terGaa Of the first appoint
neNtg shall run for one, two and
three years, respectively. The posi-
lion is horv9rary.
Following the adoption o2 tho ac1
an already existing city plan com
mission SHAH unlSl oGL taS ID ittsuet4
ear and then turn It's records and
late over % the neK- body.
The powers OF the commission,
while mostly Of a Recommendations
nature, carry with them certain eX-
ecutive authority. It Is provided that
il becomes the dut+ Of nluaic!pel
body to consider the recommends
tons and sYoioe approval o. disap-
proval within sixty days. II 81
bodies concerned voice their approval
notice Of this approval shall be given
BY the commission TO the various
bodies concerned and this notice
shall be tantamount to an order.
The bill provides that the powers
Of the commission shall not conflict
with laws governing the Passalc
Valley Sewerage Commission, the
State Water Supply Commission or
the State Board Of Health.
The expenses are TO be betrayed
by a levy representing not more than
one-tenth OF q mill on the assessed
valuations of tire preceding fiscal
year within the district embraced by
the Jurisdiction Of the commission.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31

A meeting of extreme Importance to
past and present members Of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association OF
Newark viii be held on Sunday eve
ming, January g. in the vestry rooms
of the Synagogue OF the Congregation
B'nai Abraham, Thirteenth avenue
and High street. The meeting is an
nounced to take the shape o. q com.
plete reorganization and adoption OF
a new policy to guide local activity
in the association.
Some of the most prominent asSo-
citation workers have been obtained to
address the meeting, which is an
nounced to open at o'clock. Prof.
Harry S. Felier. Of New Brunswick,
State president OF the New Jersey
Federation of Young Mems and Young
Women's Hebrew Associations, and
S. A. Goldsmith, of New York. field
secretary Of the National Association,
VIII be among the speakers. 1t is pos
sible that DIR. Bernard Feldman, CT
Perth Amboy general secretary for
New Jersey, will also be present.
The local associations destinies
have been In charge of A. Sigmund
Kanengieser and Joseph G. Stahl, who,
as president and secretary, respec-
lively of the Newark branch, are in
terested in installing a new spirit and
increased activity in the association.
On Wednesday evening, January g.
at the Free Hebrew School hall, Pat
ereon, the Young Women's Hebrew
! Association of that city will hold its
sixth annual dance. Both the patron
esses and dance committee have COM
bined to make the affair a great sue
cess. The principal feature of the
evening will be "tThe Pink Tea
Room, - which will be decorated in
a color Scheme of pink crepe paper
and green palms. Refreshments Will
be served by members OF the associa-
ton.
Another interesting event of the
evening viii be the dance program
especially prepared and to consist oi
all the latest and modern dance mum.
bers. The dance committee liz COM
posed of Marie Smith, Florence
Makowsky, Miriam Blumenthal, B
| Steinberg, B. Greenbaum, Mrs. II. A
Gordon, Rose Robin and Yetta Eel
berbaum.
The charity ball given last evening
at the Hebrew Institute by the I. o
B. A., of Passaic, netted a substantial
sum, which will be turned over to tbs
committee which Is caring for tht
Jewish war sufferers in Europe.
The event last night, the first of g
series for the benefit Of the sufferers
was we'll attended. The four lodges
Of the I. o. B. A. combined to make
the affair a success, and this they
accomplished. International Lodge
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
Roller Skating Devotees
Will Gather Tomorrow at
Rink in Olympic Park

Roller skating will be in vogue at
olympic Park tomorrow afternoon
and night, the management having
received today supply OF the latest
model skates. That there is large
number of devotees of the roller
skating game in this vicinity is shown
by the number of requests the park
management has received asking that
the dance hall floor be thrown open
to the skaters.
With this In view the management
had the floor prepared, music engaged
and preparations made for taking
care of q large crowd of skaters. In
addition to the use of the floor by
those skating for amusement an ex-
ira attraction has been added in the
way of five-mile race, with the
championship of the State at stake.
This race will be between Herman
Schmidt, jr., and William Kirkbride,
of this city
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
Newark Amateur Journalists
Hold Election of Officers

The Newark Amateur Journalist
Association elected the following Off
GERS last evening upon the celebration
If its second anniversary; President,
Jacob ]. Kalter; vice-president, Nor
ris Maurer; secretary, Morris W. Rel
ter; treasurer, Viola Meter; literary
director, Harry I. Knecht; editor, Her.
man B. J. Weckstein. Four new
members were elected.
The following committee was az
pointed to arrange for the convention
In this city next month of the Jersesr
Journalist Association: Jacob ]. Ilai-
ter, Harry w. Swivel E. Meyer Don
ner, Harry l. Knecht, Lester NJ. Ayro
and Herman B. J. Weckstein.
After the business meeting the
members discussed the short st 1ries Of
W. W. Jacobs and o. Henry.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31

Prospect Council Nc. 251, Junior Or
der of United American Mechanics,
gave a Christmas entertainment for
members and friends last night in Jr.
o. L. A. NJ Hall, in Plane street.
Employees of the Barkley Corset
Company. of 1877 Summit street, held
q dance last night in Oraton Hall, n
Broad street.
A party OF young people from the
Belleville Avenue Congrega ational
Church visited points Of interest Ill
New York city yesterday in charge Of
the pastor, Rev. Ross +. Wicks.
The Congregation Ansche Russia
held its annual reception last night III
the Kruger Auditorium in Belmont
avenue.
The Sigma Phi Fraternity of tho
Barringer High School held its annual
dance last night in the West End
Clubhouse, in South Seventh street.
A Christmas cantata, called Santa
and the Wishing Box was presented
yesterday afternoon and last night in
the First Presbyterian Church by
members Of the Sunday school,
The Sixteenth Ward Republican
Club will hold "open house" tomorrow
at the clubhouse at 6ST Bergen street.
The Senior Girls Club of the Sum-
mer Avenue playground, attended q
matinee performance at the New York
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31

If a bill that is being advocated by
the Interurban Conference becomes a
law, then the city Plan Commission
Esu DC abolished for a commission
khat will take in the county 5 we'll
as the city The bill as proposed has
BEEN drafted by Chief Engineer Nor
ris r. Sherrerd. 1t was discussed in
detail at a meeting of the Interurbau
Conference held at the City Hail yes
terday afternoon.
The proposed county law would
permit the standardization OF roads
throughout Essex county, as we'll IS
water mains, suOWays and othe''
utilities
For several months there has been
some dissatisfaction expressed over
suggestions by the local pan cOm-
mission. During the controversy ove-
he proposed trolley loop at MiItas:
Park the Plan Commission submitted
IS ideas.
The commission again was IN -
dence in the new Centre Market
bnilding question. It opposed the
market and prepared booklet
directed against the continuing OF TIC
market on the present site. Mayor
Haussling granted the commission
several hearings.
The bill as drafted by Mr.. Sh5r-
rerd would bring the county and city
forces together for county and local
improvements. Il is proposed TO have
six men on the commission. The
metropolitan Commission" as it
would be designated. would have
power to act In lieu of just suggest
;ng.
Ia the preamble it is pointed out
that the coordinate relations Of
cities of the first class and the adj
jacent territory thereto in regard to
city planning demand for the proper
development of this territory the CO.
operation of the various government
tai units II matters pertaining 70
their common welfare
As to the area of jurisdiction on
part of the commission the bill pro-
gides that 1t shall extend through
out the city and the county and
throughout all municipalities two
miles or less from the city limit II
a municipality adjacent to the flrst-
class city and within the two-mile
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
Judge.elect Is Honorary
President of Association

Judge Themistocles Mancusi- Ungaro
has been made honorary president OF
the newly-incorporated Joseph Sam
tarsiere Association, which has head
quarters at 8s Fourteenth avenue.
The following officers have been
elected: President, Gennaro Man
suriello; vice-president, Fred Man
cini; financial secretary, Rocco De-
Pescale; corresponding secretary, Jo-
seph A. Vesuinci; treasurer, Gerardo
Depaacale.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
NEWARK Y. M. H. A. BRANCE !
AIMS FOR GREATER ACTIVITY

No. GIG was in direct charge of The
ball
A stag, smoker and luncheon was
given last night by the Plainfiela
Young Mems Hebrew Association, al
their club rooms OH West Front street
in that city. After a brief business
session, a mock trial was held. Dur
ing the executive session d new CON
stitution including number of adj
vanced amendments, was adopted.
S. A. Goldsmith, of New York, secre-
tary of the National Young Mems
Hebrew Association, was the speaker
of the evening.
Rev. DIR. Jacob Silverman, rabbi at
the Temple Emmanuel In New YORK
one of the most eloquent of the Jewish
preachers in this country, will deliver
an address at the Hebrew Charities
building, Elizabeth, next Sunday eve
ming, January 5, in the Sunday eve
ming series. The topic of the New
York clergyman's sermon will be 1.-THE
Jew and the World.
Arrangem ents are under way TO
have Rev. DIR. Alexander Lyons, rabbi
of the Eighth Avenue Temple, Brook
lyn, preach at an early date at the
Elizabeth Y. NJ. c. A. Hall under the
auspices of the Churchman'S Fedora
ton of Elizabeth. DIR. Lyons is to
preach on 1.-THE Christian and the
jew" and the purpose of the talk IS
to promote a better understanding be
tween members of both sects 1t is
expected that the Brooklyn rabbi will
accept the invitation and deliver the
sermon some time next month
i Rev. DR.. Bernard NJ. Kaplan, Of
San Francisco. who spent several
months in the East and addressed a
number of Hebrew congregations in
this section of New Jersey, wound uD
his tour at the sSharey Tefilo congre-
cation In Orange recently with a mas
terful sermon on the Immortality OF
Judaism" The rabbi from the Golden
West was rendered reception after
mis- talk from the pulpit, and his
newly formed friends wished him a
safe journey home.
The eighth annual charity ball OF
the Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society, to
be held this evening In Masonic
Temple, Trenton, promises to be one
of the most successful balls which
the society has ever conducted. foI
charity. Plans have been made which
insure a delightful evening for those
who attend.
Supper will be served at 1880
O'Clock, at which time music will be
furnished by professional singers.
! Dancing will continue until 2 a. m.
The proceeds will be devoted to tho
fund for the poor people.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
Excise Commissioners
Make Last Report of Year

The Board of Excise Commissioners
at it's last meeting this afternoon re-
ported the total receipts of the year
were $764,950, against S647, ,390 In 1913.
when the cost of the retail liquor
license was $50 less than this year
The present price is $500.
The board also reported a total Of
1886 retail liquor licenses issued,
thirty-nine wholesalers and forty-two
beer botrlers. During the year trans
fers of location were granted to 419
retailers, one wholesaler and one beer
boftleT
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
Give Xmas Cantata

The children of St. Luke's NJ. :.
Sunday school held their Christmas
celebration in the church last night,
A Christmas cantata, entitled Down
the Chimney With Santa Claus" was
presented.
Among those who took part were
Miss Madeline Joralemon, Miss Helen
Palmatier, Miss Freygang, Miss Beth
Simpson, Miss Blanch Korb Miss Cora
NAnamacher. Miss Ethel Maiden, Miss
Amy Walker, Miss May Korb, Miss
Mildred Downing, Miss Hazel Lyon,
Ernest Evans, Alexander Brice, Will
lam Salter, Harry Haines. Ulysses
Taylor, Roy Pitman. Llewellyn Allen,
Frank Vreeland, Richard Downing
and Lex Brice
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
Wireless to Flash Midnight
Hour at Services Tonight in
Church of the Redeemer

At the watch night service in the
Church OF the Redeemer tonight a
novel method of determining the
exact moment when the new year
arrives will be put into use. When
the wireless station at Arlington,
Va, shall fash the time to naval YES
sells and stations, it will also be re-
ceived on the platform OF the Church
of the Redeemer. The steeple of the
church has been wired as receiving
station and on the platform will be a
receiving instrument with an oper-
ator, who will flash the time to the
audience, the room at the time being
in darknesa
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31

needing money to help defray eN-
penses OF attending school,
The club was formed soon after the
opening of the school three years ago
under the guidance of Principal Will
lam Wiener and Hubert u. Main,
then an instructor at the school. 1t
holds weekly meetings at which an
instructor usually gives short talk
suggesting some timely activity for
the members.
It was due largely to the efforts of
the club that the trophy case, stand
ing in the corridor near the main en-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
Fire Damages House

Fire from an unknown origin did
$50 damage at the home of Mrs.
Agnes Mccormick. of 172 Orange
street. today. Her son, Charles Nc
Cormick, twenty-five years old, was
cut on the right hand by glass during
the blaze. He was taken to the City
Hospital in the Second precinct am
bulance, and after having his iniu-
ries dressed returned home.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
yAlLSBURG NOTES

Miss Beatrice Saunders, of Oakland
terrace, entertained a few friends at
her home yesterday.
Mrs Bruce T. La Pierre, of Hal
stead street, was hostess to a few
friends yesterday.
The masses at the Sacred Heart
Church tomorrow morning will be
at 6:30, $3.50, $3.50 and 1920 o'clock.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
Missionary Society Gives
Dinner to AlmshOuse inmates

The Almshouse Missionary Society
gave an oyster dinner to the 290 in
mates of the almshouse yesterday
afternoon. Before the dinner Rev.
Howard Vanderpool, OF MOrristown,
conducted a religious service.
The committee in charge of the
affair included Miss Emma Y. Cor
don, chairman; Mrs. Austen H. Nc
Gregor, Mrs Frank Page. Mrs. John
Townley, Mrs. Henry R. Kingsley,
Mrs. Wallace Durand and Mrs.
Charles r. Clark
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
Word Received of Death
of Prudential Manager

Word was received in this city to-
day of the sudden death in Warren
ton, n. c., of William B. Allen, State
manager of the Prudential Insurance
Company in Virginia He was fifty
one years old. He went to Warrenton
early in December for his health. He
had been with the Prudential for more
than twelve years. He leaves q widow
and a daughter.
He lived in Richmond, Va. and
made his headquarters there.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31

trance, and holding the prizes won
by school teams, was built by the
Board of Education. The pictures of
college campuses which hang on the
walls of the corridor are donations of
club members, who made the frames
in the course Of their school work.
The most recent activity OF the club
was tho adoption OF q school pin,
which is expected to be the distin-
gushing emblem of all the graduates
from the institution. The club is now
under the guidance of Roscoe P.
Conkiing.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31

The Central Service Ciub, composed
OF pupils of the Central Commercial
and Manual Training High School,
has appointed a committee TO estab-
lish an employment bureau in tie
school through the medium Of which
pupils may obtain work on Saturdays
and after school hours On other days.
One Of the expectations of the club
Is The establishment of an endowment
fund, Under the direction OF a board
appointed jointly by the club and the
principal of the school, from which
assistance may be extended to pupils
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
w. V. RuckelhauS Still
in a Serious Condition

William V Ruckelhaus, of the firm
Of ]. Ruckelhaus & Sons, furniture
dealers, at 22S Market street, is still
confined to his home, at 81 North
Ninth street, after an illness Of four
mont hs Today his condition was re-
ported as still serious.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
Child of Six intoxicated

JERSEY CITY, Dec. 31.--Rose Fal-
lon, of 604 Grand street, six-year-
old child, was found wandering about
the streets intoxicated yesterday aft
ernoon. The child said her cousin
had given her liquor. but the relative,
on being questioned, denied the
charge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
CITY NEWS BRIEFS

Hippodrome yesterday. The girls
were in charge Of Miss Jennie Green
berg and Frank Cozzolino.
Fire from a defective heater caused
slight damage at the home OF William
Lampere, at Sc Littleton avenue to-
day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31

At the closing Of the old and the opening Of the
New Year it is genuine pleasure to make some brief
reference to the 1914 record of The Prudential lnsur
ance Company-the greatest years record in Pruden-
tia history The 1914 volume of paidfor new business
is larger by several millions than that OF any previous
year. and at the time the expense rate has been
again reduced making it the lowest yet recorded The
estimated assets of the Company have been placed at
00O More than So 636o, 900 has been paid during the
year in dividends to policyhoders and $24 8oo36 in
death claims and matured endowments The Industrial
increase will exceed that of 1913 There is greater
sderate attention to the interests of the twelve and
more millions Of polcyholders vital feature of Pru-
dental management continues to characterize the
work of the Company representatives.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
To Speak on Life and Learning

At the services at the Oheb Shalom
synagogue tomorrow night, Rabbi
Charles l. Hoffman will speak on
Learning and Life" This will be
the fourth of series Of addresses
on Great Truths OF Jewish Ages"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31

Those in the accompanying picture.
reading from left to right, are: Top
row-R. Conkling. faculty adviser;
Finkelstein, Harad, Flockhart,
Wright. Aurbacher, Phillips, Kruger,
Schumacher. Levin, Henerlau, Safer,
Rubin, Schoher, Peach, Smith,
Shartoff, w. Wiener, principal Sec
ond row-Abramson, Roh. Sheridan
Allen. Abeles, Eisenstein, kaplansky,
Schafeer, Kaplowitz, Steiboch. Starr.
Boycott, Wagner. Lower row-Durr,
Schell, Erler, Strausberg, S. Lasser,
Milone, Gardner, j. LASER, Sobel.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31
COUNTY PLANNING BOARD
PROPOSED IN A NEW BILL

Conference Hears Proposed Measure Whereby All
Essex May Have Sandardiz ed Municipal Utties-city En-
gineer Sherrerd Urges Adoption of Metropolitan System.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-31

The Sixteenth Ward Republican
Club will hold "open house" tomorrow
at the club house at 6S7 Bergen street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-27
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