Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1915-05-07
FUND
IS ASSURED

ner. A budget will be prepared and
those who are interested in II rerent
features of the celebration can make
their plans, based upon a knowledge
Of Just how much they are to be per-
mitted to spend.
CONCENTRATIONS are being received
from all over the United States. In
raising this celebration fund, Newark
has done a big thing for itself. 1t has
declared its confidence in its future,
and has established the return of
prosperity. Other cities are asking
the question: Why can we not do
what Newark has done?' Newark is
receiving the very best possible adver-
tising That Is another reason why
the fund total must not stop short of
the quarter of q million. The task
must not be left uncompleted.
Letter from vice-ChanccIlor.
Two letters indicative of the public
interest In the fund were received at
the finance committees headquarters
today, one from Vice. Chancellor John
r. Emery reading:
please put me down for sub
scription of 500 to the Newark oele-
bration, for which subscriptions are
now being taken"
The second letter was from Marie
and Carl Merz, of 275 Elwood avenue,
as follosw:
AS no committeeman has called OIL
us up to present writing, we volun-
| tarily subscribe $25 each, and here
with inclose check for $50"
The list of subscriptions given out
by the committees this morning fol-
| lows:
Employees of Industrial Wire
and Metal Works ............. $lS.6o
Employees of Fleisohmann & Co. b.bC
Employees of Louis Sacks Iron
FOUNDRY .............. 1911
Employees of J. wiss & Sons.... 7.0C
Police Dept, First precinct. 42.0(
Police Dept, Third precinct. $500
Police Dept, Fourth precinct. $500
Police Dept, Fifth precinct. $500
Police Dept, Sixth precinct. 500
Police Dept, Seventh precinct. $50
Police Dept, Eighth precinct. 4S.0'
Police Dept. Second precinct. 40
Frank Delmas .................. $50
Albert s. Harden, NJ. d. ........ so
Moreland Express Co. ,,........ 100
Agnes c. Moeller .............. 10
Herman Schaeffer .............. 100
Mrs. Mary E. Lunger .......... 100
Mrs. John w. Strahan .......... 80
Reed Metal Lath Co. .......... ESQ
Erik Jensen ............-....... SO
Peter Soomas ................... 100
Charles A. Mark ............. So
w. wilderotter & Sons ....-.. $50
S. H. McIlroy .............-.... so
B. H. Van Ness ................ SO
Gustave A. Schwedes .......... ESQ
Ridge ST. School .............. ESQ
The Progressive Club .......... 500
A. C. Dougherty, M. d. ........ 100
Marie Merz .................... 25.O
Carl Merz ................ $50
Mary r. Halsey ................ 100
Martha N. J. Stewart .......... go
John r. Emery ............... 1000
Mrs. l.. S. Plaut .............. SOC
The following named teachers hav
contributed to the celebration of tn
2bOth anniversary of Newark of tn
Monmouth Street Public School:
Miss p. M. Kempf .............. SIC
Miss ]. M. Nietman .......-.... IL
Miss q. M. Parker ....-...-..-.. 1.C
Miss j. w. Horn ......--...--... 10
Miss r. r. Brodsky ............ IL
) Miss e. C. Quigley ............ 4
!. Miss G. H. Thielman ............ IL
Miss J. A. Scheuneman .-...... IL
! Miss E. r. Mumford ............ IL
: Miss M. NJ. Storch .-....-....... IL
Miss G. F. Baxter .........-.... IL
Miss M. L. Littell ..........-... IL
Miss A. Kempe .........-..... IL
Miss L. Moriarity ......-....... IL
I Miss v. L. Mathews ........-. IL
Mrs. A. NJ. Connect ............ IL
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