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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-07-17
HOUSE
BAPTIST PUBLISHING HoUSI
pICNIC

Greenwood Park, Thursday, July 16
was the scene Of the annual picnic
given by the National Baptist Pub
fishing Board to it's employees. Near
" oil of them we're present and many
of their friends and other invited
guests The day was an ideal one
and every one seemed to have thrown
aside every infestering care and to
have entered into the pleasures OF
the occasion with spirit OF zest and
goodwill which was evident Elk
pressions of appreciation OF the pleas,
ures Of the occasion could be heard
on everv side.
The Board gives this picnic annual
" to its EMPLOYEES as an expression
of its appreciation Of their past serv-
ices. and It is most heartily enjoyed
bv most Of them and their friends and
is looked forward to with a great deal
~ interest and anticipated pleasure.
Every year this occasion seems to be
more enjoyable than the preceding
one. It has become one Of the fixed
holidays of the Board, which spares
no pains in furnishing refreshments
TO make It pleasant for those who at
tend.
Under the great trees and in their
inviting shade on the beautifully
qrass-covered and gently slanting
hillside that runs through the center
of the mark. there were spread about
. o'clock the eatable and palatable
contents Of heavilv-laden baskets on
wide-spread tablecloths. Soon around
these were seated or inclining those
who felt uncompromisingly disposed
IN do Justice TO the good things be-
fore them. and when they arose Jus
tice or the other thing-eating-had
been done There was a plenty on
the many covers laid for everv one.
About 2 o'clock the baseball game
was called and everybody repaired to
the great. spacious grandstand, or am
nhitheater, TO witness the game be-
tween the National Baptists and the
East Nashville Grays For about two
hours. the spectators were treated to
one of the greatest slugging and
smashing baseball games seen since
the old DAYS when pitching and I'M
derthrOwing were in vogue and scores !
or tallies we're piled uD by the scores.
Sometimes q raw error was made and
instanter panic was on and every
hodv on bases would cross the home |
Mate II he chose Sometimes one
team would he in the grin Of this pan |
10 demon and then ut another the (
other. Thus II went on through nine
n wf,lI inninqs. which everybody en- |
loved hurelv When the dust Of bat
tie had cleared awav and the results |
announced the scores stood as fol-
lows East Nashville Cravs. 10: Ma |
ticral Rantists q After the profes-
gionals had quilted the diamond Can
toine lowell Tanders and Archie
Pointer with two teams made I'M Of
voung ladies' opposed each other
with 7. q Rattle. editor of The Globe
MS "umnh." This game should 90 down
In history as the greatest ever seen
IN the Diamond. " was simply great
An expert accountant would still be
Continued on Page 2)
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PYTHIANS AND
M. DIS IN SESSION
Two important COnven-
lions.
MANY CALANTHE PRESENT
EACH DAY.

DIR. ]. p. CRAWFORD OPENS
GRAND LODGE - MASTERFUL
ADDRESS BY REV. S. E. GRIGGs
ELECTION OF OFFICERS I'M
IPoRTANT FEATURE-DocToRs
DOCTORS PLAY POLITICS.
GRAND PARDAE OF UNIFORM
RANK-125 RECEIVE HERALDIc
DEGREE.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-07-17
NATIONAL PRIM.
TIVE BAPTISTS
Second Annual Convention
In Session.
AT THE MCNAIRY HILL BAPTIST
CHURCH

DELEGATES HERE FROM EVERY
STATE IN THE UNloN-DENoM-
NATION ADDING NEW FEA.
TURES TO ITS WORK -
GRAND OPENING WEDNESDAY
MISUNDERSTANDING TO BUILD
MEMORIAL BUILDING IN
HUNTSVILLE, ALA. ELEc-
TON OF OFFICERS.
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chequer, DR.. G. w. Atkins. of Mem.
phis; Secretary of Endowment, Prof.
A. Thomas Hill, of Pulaski. All of
the reports were referred to their
proper committees.
The evening session was dispensed
with to attend some of the MANY So
clal functions arranged in honor of
the Grand Lodge. One of the enter
talnments was grand ball, another
was a musicale at one of the Baptist
churches, and besides there were sew
eral affairs unto which only person
al friends were invited.
Thursday morning as never be-
fore the smallness of the hall In
which the Grand Lodge is meeting
was made apparent. It therefore
seemed as if the delegates would suf-
focate while J. Thomas Turner,
Grand Attorney, was reading his vo-
luminous report Add to the hot
weather the fact that most of the re-
port dealt with legal matters-some-
thing which few of the delegates felt
the least interest in, and one can i'm
agine what task it was to remain
inside
Following the report of the Grand
Attorney, Col. ]. Milton Easterling,
Grand Lecturer, of Chattanooga, sub
mitted his annual report. When this
report had been completed and re-
ferred on motion the rules were sus-
pended and the Grand Lodge went
into the election of officers for the en-
suing term.
The election of officers resulted as
follows:
Grand Chancellor-Dr. J. P. Craw-
ford, Nashville
Grand Vice Chancellor-Prof. ].
w. Lane, Jackson.
Grand Prelate-Rev. G. w. Porter,
Knoxville.
Grand Master of Exchequer-Dr.
G. w. Atkins, Memphis.
Grand Master-at-Arms-Roy Brown,
Somerville.
Grand Medical Register-Dr. A..
M. Townsend, Nashville.
Grand Lecturer-Dr. J. P. Frierson,
Chattanooga.
Grand Marshal-Prof. VIM. Allen,
Nashville.
Grand Inner Guard-K. L. Wise
man, Covington.
Grand Outer Guard. P. Porter,
Nashville.
Grand Attorney, ]. Thomas Tur-
ner, Nashville.
Members of the Endowment
Board-B. ]. Farnandis, Memphis;
DR.. j. w. Whitfield.
Trustee-A. w. Williams, Mem
phis
Supreme Representatives.. w.
Fite, Nashville; DR.. A. N. Stevens,
Dyersburg.
r. Grand Lodge was about
to adjourn the following resolution
was introducedby DR.. Edward Wick
life, of Chattanooga:
To increase the salaries of 0faCorD
to the following amounts:
Grand Chancellor ........ $4,000
Grand Keeper of Records and
seal .........,..... ...... 4OU.UU
Grand Master of Exchequer. 10000
Secretary of Endowment. -. 10000
Treasurer of Endowment 80. 10000
Grand Attorney ............ $4,000
This with the salaries of the
Grand Auditor mileage and per diem
of officers, the salaries of minor Of
ficers and other incidental expenses
of officers will run the expenses of
our officers close up to the $4,000 per
year mark. Your correspondent, who
had left the hall to finish and mail
his letter, was unable to find what
action was taken upon the resolu-
lion. Some delegates say it was
passed by taking snap judgment on
The regular delegates; others, that it
was referred to a committee.
The Grand Lodge will reassemble
morning session having
held without intermission for dinner
Until after o'clck p. M, when much
If the routine business such as the
'eport of committees, etc., will be
disposed of.
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JAMES 6. TRIMBLE
DIES IN BROOKLYN
Member of Engine Com
paRy No. 4, e Years.
SERVICES HELD AT HOWARD
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

SCORES OF BORROWING FRIENDS
FILL CHURCH SERVICES WERE
MOST IMPREsSlVE-MANY Elk
CELLENT TRIBUTES PAID TO
HIS MEMoRY-WAS A DEVOUT
CHRISTIAN - CHIEF ROSETTA
PAYSNoBLE TRIBUTE - BODY
BORNE TO LAST RESTING
PLACE BY FIREMEN.
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The second annual session Of the Ma
tional Primitive Baptist Convention
was called to order Wednesday morn
ing by the president, DR.. Jas. H. Carey.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO
Sealed proposals. viii be received by the Pub
lie buildings Committee Of the Essex County
Board OF Freeholders. at a public meeting IA
be held In the FreeholdeTs' Rooms AT the Essex
County Court House. Newark. n. J., from 3 20
end then publicly opened and read. al the last
mentioned hour. for the construction and erec-
tion of the new House Of Detention Of Wit
nesses. to be erected on the southeast corner
Of New and Newark streets. Newark, y. j.. In
accordance with tho drawings and %specirca-
tions. copies Of which may be seen at the Offices
Of j. O'Rourkc & Sons. Architects. Z Clinton
street. Newark. N. j.. where copies OF The
specifications and blank proposals ana any ad-
ditionai Information may lie obtained upon
application.
Bids will be received for the following work
In the manner and under the conditions as set
forth In the specifications:
Mason work. Including iron work.
Carpenter work. Including hardware and
painting.
Plumbing work, including sheet metal. roofing
AMI heating.
Electric wiring,
Bids must be delivered I'm person by a repre-.
sentative OF the contractor at the time and
place mentioned, while the COMMITTEES r. In Fes-
sion, and all proposals 10 comply IN all respects
with the instructions and conditions for tho
submission u bids" accompanying the specihca-
tions.
by direction OF the Public Buildings Commit
tee of the Board of Chosen Frccholders OF the
County OF Essex. State Of New Jersey.
August Is. 1908.
Acting Chairman Public Buildings Committee
augSl-5t
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01

Loan Association, Nutley. northwest
side oak Crest place. northeast side
Nreeland avenue. $500.
S%angiacomo Company to Lizzie ID.
Cooley, Orange. south side South street,
csc feet east from Centre street, $500.
Alfred T.. Moore to Charles Dutt-
weller. East orange, east ! North
Twenty-hrst street. rs feet south from
Park avenue, 50, 300.
Augustus p. Nerchot to Anna
Mitchell. East Orange. west side North
Eighteenth street, southeast side North
Eighteenth street Centre Way. $1,000.
Mary T.. Williams and husband to
Charles h. Dryer, East Orange, west
side North Brighton avenue. 30 feet
north from Hilton street. 1000.
Albert n. Schuerman to William r.
Trippc. East Orange. north side Cen
trail avenue. leo feet southeast from
clinton street. 81. 800.
Fairchild- Baldwin Company to Myra
c. Kitchen. orange, southeast corner
Central and lakewood avenues, $4,000.
Albert Brauer To Charles Brauer.
Nutley. north side Windsor place. SOC
feet east from kingsland street. S,oVo
Adele cain % Essex Title Guaranty
and Trust Company. Montclair, north
side Elston road, 2G0 feet west from
Park street. $1,000.
Same TO Raymond :. Pearsc, Mont
clair. same property.
William n. Brown to Catharinc NJ
Tompkins, Verona. west side Pomptor
turnpike. liz feet north from land
l.. +. Corwin. $500.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
MORTGAGES RECORDED
NEWARK.

Mary w. Fisher and husband ct al.
to Laura f. Conover. North Eighth
street, 290 feet south from Chester ave-
nue.; n second tract, $3.50.
George f.. Schneider to Samuel
Dougherty. west side Cortlaudt street.
b47 feet south from Ferry street, 500.
Same 70 same, west side Gortlandt
street, 5t2 feet south from Ferry street,
SIS.
BENJAMIN Y. l.. Benbrook to Charles
d. Ripley. east side Peshine avenue l2i
feet south from Madison avenue. $4,000
Ferdinand Herder to Equitable Build
ing and Loan Association, south side
Leslie place, $3.50 feet east from Fortietl
street, $1,000.
Pasquale Scappiccehio to Lewis H.
Heath, west side Summit street. so feet
southwest from Central avenue, $500
John r. Tully to William A. J. Gep-
<art, east side Fourth street, 100 feet
southeast from Seventh avenue. $3.50.
William A. Whitehouse. jr, to Annex
District Building and Loan Assocla-
ton. east side Schley street, $50 feet
south from Bragaw avenue $500.
Clara Koch and husband to Max {,
p. Koch, north side Clinton avenue, 81
feet west from Hunterdon street, ST. loo
Anna f. Fountain and husband &c
Elizabeth X. Voigt. east side Ross
street. eS4 feet south from Kipp street
$50.
Louis Williams 70 Newark Home
Building Company. east side South
Twelfth street. SOC feet north from ANor
avenue 1900.
Christiane Rose and husband L
Ernest Il. Keer. south side Elm street
125 feet west from Lang street, $1,000.
Same 70 Harry u Winans, san'
property. $1,000.
Emma Haselmann to Eta NJ Head
ley. east side Badger avenue. 2l2 fee
south from Hawthorne ven $500.
Teresa NJ. Murphy and husband e
Bay View Building and Loan Associa.
ton, north side Hawthorne avenue
1.4s9 feet west from Clinton place
81. 300.
Abram Nisenson 10 Firemen's Insur
ance Company. north side Spruc,
street. 40 feet west from Princ street
$4,000.
Adam Meister 10 Joseph p. p. Kncf
east side South Seventeenth street. 30
feet north from Won avenue. $1,000.
Same to PHILIPPINE Besson. SAM
property, 1880.
Edward j. Austin to Forest Hill AS
ISOLATION, south side VeronS avenue
cast side DeGraw avenue, $500.
TOWNSHIPS.
Charles F. Watts TO Clinton q He'd
den. South Orange. northeast sid'
Clinton avenue, 646 feet northwest r
Ridgewood road. $4,000.
Amelia r. Haywood and husband 1
rank Clerks Cooperative Building ant
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The Ryder-Blanchard Realty Com
pany has sold TO William O. Fnttle a
one-family house situated at . White
terrace. The dwelling formerly be-
merly belonged 10 Leslie h. White.
Alfred T. Beckwith sold the dwell
ing formerly the property of George
Williams to Ernest Heym. 1t is stu
ated on Al Wainwright street. Beck
with also disposed OF a lot on Foley
avenue just north of Madison avenue
FOR Charles c. IIahne to Mrs. Roehrich.
Mrs. Roehrich intends TO build a two
faulty house on the plot,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
a /. SHIELDS

it3 ST.
LAKE ST.-Two-tam.ly. 17-room house. with
an modern improvements; price 50. SCS: make
offer.
EAST FERRY ST.-Business property; three
family house; price Sc COO; cash required,
S2.f01.
MAINE ST.-Three family. 1I-room house; .ee3'
improvements; price $5,s0O; cash requised'
81, 600.
SHERMAN N.-Tw houses. one a two-fam-
lily house. Is rooms, improvements. the oths,
exchange equity of 81, 900 for $1,000 cash and
the balance In lots.
For other bargains see
FRANK &. e
Il: MARKET 81.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
FALSE.

Truth crushed to earth will rise
again." quoted the morallzer.
According to that" rejoined the de-
mursilzer, "ticre Is no truth In csss.-
Chicago News.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
Caldwell.
"a HOME IN THE COUNTRY"
Some bargains III dwellings and building
sites. Farms. Acreage Properties.
Tel. SER.
CHAPLIN & BRADY
Bloomfield Az, opp. Grover House. Caldwell


LOTS and building sites: high. healthful sec
ton: for homes or Investment: I@ackawanna
Road: adjoining summit; sc minutes from New
York city: 81 trains daily; near station: at.raS-
KAw. Chatham. n. j.. or Ice Broadway New
York.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01

CHOICE SIX-FAMILY IN RoSEN1LLE
Huilding in Il cnndit on. only 3 years old:
1--WE rooms and bath TO each apartment; all
improvements. close to three trolley lines, .
minutes t. railroad station; as owner needs
money Tor other operations. will sacrifice this
at an UNUSUALLY low Price; not much cash re-
quircd, make MS an offer. PHILIP u. BON-
Frs & co. 1Sa Market Il.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01

MODEL modern home; s rooms; plot lVoxzVo'
1900: splendid home sites s2SO up' oersainn
Box 266. Crawford N. ].
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01

heurs on D.. /" snd - r. kB New
York communication WHITNEY. owner; tsks
Passaie trolley. ~ j.
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REAL ESTATE.
TRANSFERS
NEWARK.

NEW ~
Wcequanic Park Land, and Imp.
co. to Chas. j. Hill, $ 8 Renner
av. 1,153 # W FIR Bergen st,
2JXlOU
Carl A. Boehnke to August
Stricken, W S Houston st, 10 TT
n fir Elm st, 25xS5.
August Stricken to Bertha
Boehnke. same property ........
VIM. A. j. Gepfert to John f.
Tully, C s 4th st, 100 TT $ FIR 18th
av. 25x100 4
Francis Mackin to Herman c.
Schneider ct al, G S S.. 18th st,
100 # s fr 14th av, 100x300; and
other tract
Jos. c. Lindsey to Louis w.
Douglas, W s Smith st, n FIR land
of VIM. Glenn, 106x199. .........
Same to Gideon B. Beader, w $
Mead ct, n fir land of VIM.
Glenn, 102x199
Same to John Yauch. e Smith
st. n fir land VIM. Glenn,
102x199
Robt. S. Grummon ct al to Chas.
F. Simpson, e s Ridgewood av,
% # s FIR Bigelow st, 100x105....
Nettie Karpf and hus to Max
Karpf, w s S. 18th st, 100 TT n
fir 18th av, 50x100. ..............
Max Karpf to Chain Yudelowitz,
same property ................
Chain Yudelowitz ct al to Max
Karpf, n s Sayre st, 12S TT S fir
Springfield av. 41x77.............
John A. Painter to Annie M.
Murray, @ S S.. 9th st, 225 TT n
FIR 18th av, 25x100.
Hattie Vogelsang and hus to
Sarah Eckstein ct al, n W cor
Central av and s.. Sth st. 50x94..
Philippine Besson to Adam Meis-
Ter, g s S 18th st, 296 TT n fr
Avon av, 24x100. ...............
Isabella T. Harris and hus to
Elias G. Heller, e s Lake st, 372
1T n fir Grafton av, 25x100.....
TOWNSHIPS.
Chas. Duttweiler to Alfred f.
Moore, East Orange, G $ n.
21st st, 9S # s Fl Park av, 30x1O0
Greylock Lane Co. to VIM. S.
Carter, Belleville. w s Caroline
st, 30 IT n FIR Agnes st, 50X100
Spottiswoode Cusaok Co. to Nor
ris and Essex r r. 60. Or
onge ~ 6 Eseex Nv o5O IF n fir
cra,e ct e5x17s
South Mountain park Land co
10 cnotti.woode-C,sack % w
cor land second party. n fr land
of Alfred Curtis, on Essex av,
47x1O6, and other tract............
coh,arnan 7, oropyo Com
10, av 1oo 3, y f. c,nton ct
soStoo
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
sEAsHoRp COTTAGES TO RENT.

BRADLEY BEACH-Cozy bungalows; furnisheds
5 rooms: improvements; near ocean; rent
moderate for balance OF season. DE RICHIE
MOND Real Estate. Insurance, $40 BROAD.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
bo4 CLINTON Av.

CHOICE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To-
GATED.
on South Orange av.. near the functions;
brick building. large store and two fats. newly
decorated and improved. will be sold at a
yacrincc. with small amount of cash, to quick
buyer: this property, owing to its location,
viii rapidly increase in value. PHILIP j.
BOWERS & co. 1S9 Market st.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
noAnD WANTED.


YOUNG LADY desires board with privats fau-
iY In the. oranestr Mnntelslf. u, ylcinitxL .sQn<
and lowest tsTFas. Address cc&A6fsR e.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
& LEWIS

REAL ESTATE AND
SIS UNION BLDG. ST.
ONE-FNMILY BARGAINS.
s. 10TH ~ST-Hrick. s and bath; all
n. 6TU Sr-iO and bath: all impts...... s, 900
: 18TH ST . and bath: ali imnts...... 4. 800
y. urn SIT rooms. 1900
s tsTt, sr-1s rooms: separate impts. $500
SHERMAN IS rooms: all but heat. 5000
OAE WOOD AN.-t3 rooms; separate
improvements "'ov
SHERMAN Az or 3 family.-...o... 1900
Easy terms on all properties. can and see
our list. We may have just what You want
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01

CHESTNUT ST., 95. Kearny, N. J.-Flat. .
rooms, all large and light; tubs, gas anQ
toilet: rent reasonable.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01

'BENATkR & WEINBERG
UNION BLDG. Tel. 7s1-w. . CLINTON ST.
PARAMOUNT Az Corner property, . rooms;
one-family house. all limits. lot sexloo. "
story stable. 2.Ss0. first floor u stable, ; stalls.
plenty wagon room; second nonr, suitable Tor
light manufacturing business. nr can be con-
Verted into fats. call % Faifmount nv.
NEW one-famiiy brick houses. G rooms and
bath: all improvements; steam heat; elegant
location; easy terms. Apply DAVID HARPER.
u Harrison av.. Harrison.
Sc. e0o-EIGHT-RoOM house; newly painted ana
papered: good condition; shed and Chicken
house; fruit trees; plot hdxi0o; near south Or
ange ay trolley; genuine bargain. terms To
suit purchaser. McLAfN. Union Bldg. Newark.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01

NORTH THIRD ST.. 30S, Harrison-F1at- {
rooms. all large and light; gas, hot and cold
water: stationary tubs; toilet.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
Harrison.


TWO-FAMILY house. So, AGO.: two one-fanily
houses, So, 500 and 50, 100. 1886 Springfield av.
BERRY.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
REAL ESTATE ron EXCHANGE.

oNE-rAMILY. s-room house; equity. $50
THREE LOTS, Irxinyton: value...t-.-r SOC
ss,iEt
FRANK a. MAN1EY. 80 nroad st.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01

So. a0l-S-ROOM HOUSE, In good residential
section; house in perfect order; all improve
ments: close to trolley and train. A chance
to secure a cozy home cheap; small amount
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SMALL Groom house, near D., L.. & w. r.. r.;
will pay cash for immediate possession: East
Orange or Orange preferred. Address SMALL
HOUSE. Box 80. Star Office. -
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01

EAST ORANGE. 23l Halsted St.-Second door
s22. GEISER & PLUM. S5 Broad.
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ALFRED r. BEGKWlTH

Personal and prompt attention given TO all
inquiries. Removed to SIS Broad 81.
CLINTON HILL-TWO-FAMILY.
Direct from builder; 10 rooms and 2 baths
all modern improvements, separate entrances
and steam heaters; tiled vestibules. buffers
pantries; extra large lot. one minute from
Clinton av. trolley; offered at an exceptional
price; small amount of cash balance on terms
TO suit purchaser. PHILIP J. BOWERS ~
CO, lS9 Market st.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01
seth ROGERS ABRAMS

WALNUT ST.-2-family brick: Il rooms; gas
and water. toilets; lot 2iNs7. bargain, 5000.
WASHINGTON Az, near Chester av.-i-fam-
lily frame. rooms. all improvements, lot
$4,000. with rear alley; $500.
MT PROSPECT AN.-1-family frame new
rooms AMI BATH all improvements; lot
25xis2, 81. bO0.
SUMNER AN.-1-family frame; semi-dctached.
: rooms and bath; improvements $4,000.
NEW YORK AN.-5-family frame: brick ex-
tension; II rooms. gas, water, toilets: good
Investment - uHa
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-01

81. S5o-NEw attractive 7-room house. contain
ing all modern improvements: large lot; con-
venient location. This is a genuine bargain
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-04-02
Fraud Order
Stops Trade
Of Watch Firm

Washington, April IA fraud
Monroe Jewel Company, so West
Madison street, Chicago, ILL.,, by the
pOstofice department.
The company advertised that a
handsome gold watch would be given
as a prize for disposing Of twenty
pieces of jewelry at 20 cents each
to advertise the firm.
The manager admitted that the
watch and the entire collection cost
him only 95 cents. In order to
force remittances, the company
would send printed circulars setting
forth the punishment Of minors, with
whom the business was mostly done,
for using the mails for fraudulent
purposes. AS a further reminder,
a notice would be sent purporting to
como from the Adams Collection
Agency, stating that the person
would be prosecuted by travelling
agent Of the company.
A fraud order has also been isSu-
ed against e. Vim, 1916 First Nat
ional bank building, Cincinnati, O.,
who advertised to pay we'll for writ
ing postal cards at home, informa-
ton to be supplied on receipt Of 10
cents. He would send q formula
for face cream and a formula for q
pain killer, with sug Sestion to
write letters to others advertising
these remedies.