Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-12-17
ALLIANCE AGAIN
LEADS IN FREE
LIBRARY CONTEST
CONTINUED from First Page,

coming weeks.
The Newark Motor and Yacht Club
has probably received the most wide
ly scattered vote received by any in
stitution, votes for them coming from
all parts of the county, as we'll as
many being received by mail from
many outlying points in the State.
Nothing points stronger to the Won
derful publicity of the contest than the
fact that votes have come In from all
parts of the State, as well as from east
ern Pennsylvania and Maryland. That
outside committees are well Informed
| shows itself by the fact that many OF
the votes are labels, and In every case
the ballots have been carefully and cor
rectly made out. Other instances OF
the widespread interest in the contest
are entries coming in from %organiza-
lions who are located considerable dis
tances from the city proper. The Co
lumbus Alliance, of Orange, polled a
vote last week hat overcame all of the
city organizations. Roseville was rep
resented by votes turned In by the
First Roseville Troop American Boy
Scouts. They entered the race last
week with a small vote, and this week
increased their vote twofold.
The coming week will decide the fate
of the big Steger piano, now being ex-
hibited in the show windows of Steger
& Sons piano store, 81 Market street.
The organization polling the largest
number of votes after the first count
up to and including the fifth gets this
beautiful instrument free. Don't for
get to call and see this piano, as a
Steger piano is nc small gift"
AS many of the contestants who were
a week late in entering have a splendid
chance to win this special prize, 1t is
evident tina a record-breaking vote
will be turned in. This will eliminate
the winner from getting another special
prize, and the other organizations will
then be in line to capture the special
offers which will be put up from time
to time.
1t is urgently requested that a close
watch be kept of the advertising
columns run in connection with this
contest in the evening editions of this
paper, where many interesting an
nouncements will SOC be made. Every
thing that can possibly be done is being
arranged for the benefit of the or
CARNATIONS which have entered into
IN Split VI lie IdCC. odliOl-DtACo
have been placed in convenient places
of the city by merchants who are au-
thorized to take care of the votes in
their districts. The prizes already fur
nished and being arranged for are Of
the finest quality that can be secured,
and will be a credit to anyone procur-
ing them. Suggestions are welcome and
representatives of the different socie-
ties will be gladly rendered any neces-
sary information upon request. No re-
~quirements are necessary from any en-
tries, except hat they be an ~organiza-
ton in good standing and located in
Essex county. All ballots must be de-
posted in b~allot-boxes before 4 o. m.
Wednesday, December 81, in order to
be counted for special prize No. 4.
The Fourth Count.
The fourth u is as follows:
Columbus Alliance, of Orange. .1SO, 500
Court South End, No. 1862, l.
-. r. 49, 79
Newark Motor and Yacht Club. ia, $50
Granite Lodge, No. "A, l.. o. o. F.160, 460
Newark Lodge, No. A, F. o. E.. .15S, $50
Newark High School ........... lac, 460
JOY Il LAC, $50
Hawkins Street School ........1 4O, AGO
Thirteenth Avenue School ......137, 500
Newton Street School ......... .129, $50
st. AIMS Church 1875, 705
ST. Joseph's School ............ .120, 99l
First Evangelical German CHI. III, 100
Madison Avenue School ....... III, O05
South Tenth Street School -. ia, 500
Morton Street School .......... 110, $50
Fifteenth Avenue School ....... .107, $40
First Reformed Church,. 49,. .101, $50
Sperling Social Club ........... 100, 795
Clinton Avenue Baptist Church 100, 250
Blessed Sacrament Church ~. so, 809
ST. Bridget's School ............ g. 1850
Lodge No. 480, o. f. D., Vittories
Emanuel sc, 1880
Grove Street School ............ 5000
Young Mems Catholic Club -. 70, 1870
Franklin Street M. e. Church.. 20, $3.50
st. Paul's German Luth. Church IS, $40
ST. Johns Lutheran Church,. 65, $50
South Market Street Church.. SO, 45O
American Business Bureau. 1850
Newark Lodge, No. Z. r. & A. M. 29,610
Atlas Lodge, No. 6S, l.. O. o. F.. 26,245
Dur Lady of Good Counsel........ 0,460
Marion Lodge, No. IS, /. o. o. f.. 1885
Park View Union Chapel...,...... 1886
st. Mary's Orphanage.,........... 1860
Eighth Avenue M. E.. Church.. 13,450
Hamburg Place School. ........ 2,240
Sixteenth Ward Republican Club. 10,110
First Christian Church. ........ 1910
Northern Lodge. No. 25, F. & A. M. 1888
Emmanuel Baptist .............. Clio
First Presbyterian Church........ $50
International Brotherhood Elec-
trical Workers ................. $3.50
High Street Presbyterian Church. 4,410
Johnson Avenue School. 2,460
First Roseville Troop, American
Boy Scouts 1913 ........... 1850
Sisters of Charity. 1900
Newark Lodge, No. 81, A. o. F.
of U. Observation-Disclosures. $40
Samson Social Club. $50
Trinity Reformed Church........ 469
Colt Street School. .............. 45O
Bay View Wheelmen. .......... 100
Park Avenue Church. ............ 120
Anthony Wayne Council, d. of L. 70
Barringer High School............ 70
Sixteenth Avenue School. ........ So
Methodist Church Qrvington)... 20
OF MURDER, HE
CLUTCHES STICK OF CANDY.
Little CuIprit's Pathetic Figure