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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

AGENTS. WONDERFUL OPPORTUNI-
ty: act quick; sell Aubrey con-
centrated beer extracts: makes real
genuine Intoxicating beer; right At
home. by adding water: save 100
per cent. brewers price: not near
beer; not substitute, but real lager
beer: no liquor license required /;
small package; carry weeks sup
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is the concentrated ingredients of
real lager beer; same material used
by all brewers for brewing the best
beer; big seller: enormous demand ;
large profits; just send postal; We'll
show you how to make money quick.
AMERICAN PRODUCTS Co. Dept.
2106, Cincinnati o.
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WANTED. a CAPABLE MANAGER
for manufacturing company, one
VINO can invest $1,000. with services.
Good salary: investment secure:
proposition will stand the closest
investigation. y big money maker.
Address j 1873. care Trnes- Dispatch.
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IF. YOU WANT TO RETIRE FROM
business see us at once. We have
several parties with money to in.
vest In some good mercantile bust
ness. WIN. NJ. MILLER & Co, 1l5
North Eighth.
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FOR SALE. VIRGINIA WEEKLY
newspaper and job plant; old estab-
lished and good regular business;
town of 1000: healthful section ana
prosperous. Practical man can
double business. bargain to a
quick buyer for cash. Owner sim
ply wants to retire. Address X 7T8,
care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. Statesmen FOR STAPLE
line. aluminium cooking utenails; es-
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Advertisers. liberal dealers. treat
ment. iron-clad guarantee; excellent
openings for strong statesmen who
can sell high-priced. high grade
goods to hardware. furniture and
general store trade; strictly com
mission: no advances: exclusive or
side line. Address. with references.
particulars and state territory de-
sired. i, p. A. COMPANY. Lemont
y tiis M.
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COMMERCIAL GUARANTEE COM
PANf. Bankers. % north Ninth.
Small loans and savings special
ty. Let us explain our easy way to
accumulate 500, $500. 81 900 upwards
90 months hence provided you save
81 or more.
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5000 WEEKLY SELLING COL.
lection cabinets to merchants. No
competition. Exclusive territory
Write for free samples and descrIp-
tive matter. SAVERS CO., Lacleds
Bldg. St. Louis, Mo-
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WANTED. TO BORROW $4,000 AT 10
per cent. for eighteen months on n
business proposition. Address j 759.
care Times-Dspatch
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BE a DETECTIVE: EARN $3.50 TO
$500 per month; travel over the
world. Write SUPT. LUDWIG. 14l5
Scarritt BlIs.. Kansas City, Mo-
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THIS IS YOUR CHANCE 10 MAKE BIG
money. Proposition sells upon dem
onstration. Exclusive territory grant
either all or part OF your time TO
the proposition and make big money.
Territory going rapidly. Write to-
day VIE WEIR CHEMICAL. CON-
pANY. 40 ST. Paul Street, Baltimore.
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iaelp, G9aIe ann jffiilaIe

OCEAN VIEW OUTING FREE. 4
few hours time will secure q weeks
outing at Ocean View's begt cottag e
absolutely free. Write for lnforma-
tipn. B. G. PORTER. JR., Ocean
View. Va
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GREAT LEADERS AND NATIONAL
issues discussed by Roosevelt. Will
son, Clark. Taft and other prominent
men. Colored illustrations. Only 81.
Greatest money maker. Extra terms.
Samples free. ZIEGLER CO.. Phila-
delphia.
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SolIrlrDrs AMI 5alrsmrn

SIDE Line sALlEEsMEN Wasted
Factory shipments aof eEvcr and.
graniteware: % per cent commits
slons paid In full weekly. Pock ct
samples. ROBERT THAI & CO.
Granite Bldg. st. Louis. Mo.
STARK BROS, LOUISIANA, MO, BIG
idea In tree selling. Best terms
known TO nursery world. Box 90.
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STOLEN, FROM BATHROOM AT
Buckroc Beacn Friday, handbag con-
tanning small change anu pocket
knife; also ladys gold watcn. lie
ward for information leading to
their recovery. .CHAS. L.. WADE,
72O Louisiana Street.
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WANTED. POSITION. HEAD BOOK :
keeper or accountant; young man
age %: good accountant and sys-
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OF accounting department and handle
finances; prefer position with chance
OF promotion; willing to start at
small salary until ability is thorough
ly proven. Address RESULTS, III ITO.
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CAPABLE SALESMAN TO COVER
Virginia with staple line: high com
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permanent position to right man
JESS ii. SMITH CO. Detroit Mich.
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WANTED, EXPERfENurb c1Rp
writer. none except tirst-class man
need apply. GEBHARDT. 212 North
Seventh Street
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USE YOUR SPARE TIME TO BUILD
up a mail order business of YOUR
own. We help you start for 4. share
In proilts; q opportunities. Partic-
ulars Tree. MUTUAL OPPORTUNl-
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START 4 SMALL MAIL ORDER BUSl-
ness OF your own at home in spare
ume. Send for complete. detailed
working plan. free. IiEACOCK, bon
II 1924, Lockport, y. Y.
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WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN TO
qualify for government positions
Several thousand appointments to be
made next few months Full infor.
nation about openings. how to pre-
pare, etc, free. Write immed lately
for Booklet C 1874. EARL HOPKINS,
Washington D. C.
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LADY AGENTS CAN MAKE SO TO IS
daily. with Derma- Rozette, the new
terms free. Address J. l. MOOD,
Box Is, Endicott. Va.
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CALL NURSES BUREAU FOR FIRST
Madison SSS-L
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AGENTS WORK HARDER AND GET
iess than government employees.
hundreds OF appointments will be
MADE soon. Fun particulars free.
Write to-day ior booklet IL 1Gi.
EARL HOPkI ms, Washington. u. &.
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START IN BUSINESS; BE IEDEPEN-
dent; 1 started as agent, am now
big manufacturer; have hundreds
Agents Of ability wanted to open
branch offices And employ SUBJ
agents. No money needed. Write
me fully and frankly. Do 1t to-day.
c. Z. SWARTZBAUGH CO.. Box SIS,
Toledo. o.
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WANTED AT ONCE, COUPLE TO
work on small place near city; man
must understand horses and milk.
ING: woman TO keep house for two.
Street Road and Brookland Boule-
ward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

HALE INTEREST IN q BUSINESS
for $4,000, which pays 40 per cent.
and increasing; requires services Of
active business man, or intelligent
substitute: everything explained.
Address I, sos care Times Disnatcb
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agfnts Glianten

AGENTS, JUST CON MONEY SELL:
Ing new improved hosiery direct
from mill with our big advertising
offer. You can make SIS daily
Everybody buys. Credit. Samples
In leatherette case free. NEW M
PROVED KNITTING MILLS. Chi
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BEST PROPOSITION, DOLLAR RAZOR
and csc. box shaving soap for IL -
cents. Get territory. District man
ayers wanted with small capital.
CHAMPION CO, 1i2 Fulton Street.
New York.
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AGENTS WANTED AS LOCAL REP
resentatives. No canvassing or SO
Letting required. Good income as
sured. NATIONAL COOPERATIVE
REALTY CO.. ~ SIT, Marden Build
ing. Washington. D. c.
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situations aaaantsp, female

REFINED YOUNG WONiAN. 10 YEARS
experience as housekeeper. unlncum-
oered, wishes position as matron
or housekeepes In hospital college
or public institution. Best refer
ences. Address NJ. e.. 1903 Grove
ave. Richmond. Va:
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STENOGRAPHER AND
assistant bookkeeper. now employed,
desires change; thoroughly compe-
tent. Address l. 500. care Times
Dispatch
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WANT TO DISPOSE OF LEASE OF
Il Il, good business stand. G 661, care
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WANTED AS LOCAL REP
Tesentauves. No canvassing or 90
Letting. Good income assured. Ma
TIONAL COOPERATIVE REALTY
CO. B Sl7, Marden Building, WASH
!ngton, D. c.
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a TWO-MINUTE DEMONSTRATION
makes every call sale. with large
profits. Positively biggest agents
bonanza out. Free sample and par
ticulars. G. V. SALES Co, IL Spruce
Street New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

LIVE AGENTS ARE COMING MONEY
with our OUTFIT. which doubles the
life OF auto tires. Write US. HAST
INGS MFG. CO, Box ., Washington
Bridge. New York City
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SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED IL ANY
line, 10 sell general trade in Vir-
ginia; unexcelled specially proposi-
tion: commission contract: s35 week
~ for expenses. THE CONTINENT
AL JENELRY CO. Cleveland Ohio
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statesmen. NOW SELLING DRUG
ana department stores, to carry
pocket samples of fast-selling nov
city as side line. ANTI MO SIX EETE
MFG CO. 80 Church Street, New
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SALESMAN FOR SIDE LINE BLANK
cts and dry goods: loom to retailer;
good commission; no additional ex-
pense to carry samples F. C. ROLL
MAN g. CO, Philadelphia.
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l9eIp luanten :jfemalf

WANTED. YOUNG LADY 70 KEEP
books and do general Office work;
state experience and salary expected.
Address l. Sl3. care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. LADY AGENT FOR EASY
selling and money-making city work
Address Box 1893.
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FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK TELLS
about over 100000 protected positions
In United States service. More than
10000 vacancies every year. There
is big chance here for you, sure
and generous pay. lifetime employ
ment. Easy to get. Just ask for
Booklet c 164. No obligation. EARL
HOPKINS, Washington d. C.
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ANY ONE. ANYWHERE. CAN EARN
good income copying addresses. Par
ticulars for stamp. II. e. ROGEKA
Dept r S, Boston. Mass
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statesmen. DOUBLE YOUR INCOME
by selling the greatest cigar trade
stimulator on the market. CAWOOD
NOVELTY COMPANY, Danyille. III
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USE YOUR SPARE TINE TO BUILG
up mail order business OF your
own. we help you start for q
share In profits. ~ opportunities.
TUNITIES EXCHANGE. Buffalo. N.
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( WILL START YOU EARNING 81
daily at home In spare time silver
Ing mirrors; no capital: free instruc-
tive booklet, giving plans of opera
ton. G. b. REDMOND. Dept 3l&,
Boston, Mass.
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WANTED, BY EXPERIENCES YOUNG
man. position as bookkeeper or as
s5shant; references furnished X
1Si. care Times Dispatch.
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MANAGER WANTED EVERY CITY
and county. handle best paying bus
mess known; legitimate, new, ex.
elusive control: no insurance or book
canvasslng. Address CHAS. HAL
STEAD. 43 West 34th St. New York.
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AGENTS Now MAKE SO To $50
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10 agents. general agents and crew
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Also cook on Titanic Disaster" told
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TERNATIONAL BIBLE HOUSE.
Dept. b. Perry Bldg. PHILADELPHIA
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~ GOOD BOY, IL TO is YEARS OLD
10 learn drug business and one who
Is willing to work at soda foun-
tain part OF time. Address II 703
care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-30

MEN, SELL GENUINE GUARANTEED
nose; 40 per cent. protit; make $40
daily. Live agents and beginners
investigate. STRONG KNIT, Box
i029. West Philadelphia, Pa.
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control OF new vacuum cleaner i'm
Richmond; S. profit each sale. Sells
$3.50. Write quick. SARTORIUS
Co. 149 w. Thirty-ffth ST.. New
York
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WANTED. SALESMEN.-EARN $3.50
per month sell dealers highly ad-
vertised article: samples not neces-
Sary. ELATO CO.. Station L. New
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ADet ana 3ipunn

LOST. WATCH FOB. STUDDED WITH
rubies and diamonds, with knight
Templar emblem on one side and
chapter emblems on other. Reward
If returned to y. II. FLOUlsNOI.
III North Tweuty-thrird, or call
&rcison 4946.
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SALESMAN WANTED. CALLING ON
department stores and habcrdashers.
10 carry as Il side line our Ever
Clean collars; good opportunity for
right man; commission basis. Ad-
dress COLLARS, Post-Office Box S22
New York Clty
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START A SMALL MAIL ORDER BUSI-
ness Of your own at home In spare
time Send for complete, detailed
working plan. free. HGACoCK, Bon
G 1924. Lockport Y Y
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AGENT. MOST EXCITING POLITICAL
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recall. money trust and otner burn
Ing questions must be settled by the
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National Issues Be hvst in the
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Handsome prospectus and canvass
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stamps TO pay postage. THE
THOMPSON PUB. CO, ST. Louis Mo-
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WANTED. Two MEN TO SOLICIT;
good pay: permanent. Apply after 8.
t. J. SANDERLIN. 1850 North Twen-
ty-iifth Street
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WANTED, RELIABLE AGENTS IN
every town. Easiest, fastest. best
seller ever offered. Big profits.
Write for free particulars. w. CT.
DUNHAM. 1884 eaton Ave. Brook
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WANTED. GOOD HOTEL STEWARD.
AS->Sess PROPR1ETOk, Crockett
Springs Va
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
UNDERWOOD AND
WILSON TO CONFER
Meeting at Princeton Tomor-
row May Evolve Plan for
Tariff Changes.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 30.-The visit
of Oscar W. Underwood, Democratic
leader of the House. to President
elect Wilson, at Princeton, tomorrow,
is expected to result in a general
understanding between the incoming
Democratic executive and the Demo-
cratic organization of the House as
to the early plans for tariff hearings
and tariff revision
Mr. Underwood has conferred at
length with his colleagues on the
ways and means committee, of which
he is chairman, and with a majority
of the Democratic members of the
House. He is prepared to outline TO
Governor Wilson the general scheme
of revision as it viii be offered TO the
new congress when the extra session
convenes next spring.
It is understood that no effort will
be made TO reach an agreement for a
specific basis of new tariff rates. OF
to outline exactly what viii be done
with each schedule and item Of the
big revenue-producing law. The
Democratic leaders intend to give
consumers and producers the oppor-
tunity to present their views during
January, and to prepare the tariff
revision bills after these views have
been presented and considered
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
URGING
PORTE TO MAKE
TERMS OF PEACE
Russian Ambassador
Gives Waning
to Sultan.
OTTOMAN SOLDIERS
WISH TO CONTINUE WAR
Turkish Army Opposed to
Yielding Adrianople to
the Balkans.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Dec. 30.-The
ambassadors of most Of the European
powers have advised the Ottoman
government to make an effort to come
to terms with the Balkan allies.
The Russian ambassador here in
particular coupled his advice with a
warning as TO the dangerous conse-
quenees of delay in view of the situ-
ation in Asia Minor.
Z This Russian representation has
produced a disagreeable impression
in Turkish official circles, while the
agitation in the army in favor of a
resumption of hostilities continues
Many hand bills have been distributed
among the Turkish officers and men
eounselling the continuance of the wal
and the non-surrender of the fortress
of Adrianople.
The Turkish ENJOYS informed the
representative ofg the Balkan nations
that their instructions were incom-
plete and that a further reference tc
Constantinople was necessary. They
intimated that they would be in q
position to reconsider their origina
proposals regarding Macedonia.
4
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
JUDGE SAYS 81
CORSETS SHOULD
CONTENT WOMEN
Court Settles Pnce
List Of Feminine
Attire.
Especial to the Newark st.r.I

Especial to the Newark star.I
JERSEY CITY, n. j., Dec. 80.
"Suit, $40.
"Overcoat, $1S.
"Shoes. a.
"Corsets, 81.
THAT is enough for a woman to
pay for her Clothes" declared Vice.
Chancellor Garrison sitting in Court
of Chancery, Jersey City, this morn
.ing.
The vice-chancellor set these stand
ards in feminine dress when Mrs
Margie Holton, of 314 York street, in
defending a divorce suit brought bS
her husband. Gene Holton. of thf
same address, complained that was
all her husband allowed her.
"Of course" explained the vice.
chancellor, "a woman dressing upor
this scale could not go out to bridge
parties and inhame the minds of her
contemporaries with jealousy. l have
however. seen excellent suits for
women advertised at less than $50
More than that have observed these
same articles of wearing apparel II
use and admired their appearance.
I'm my Judgment "a woman ear
purchase a suitable overcoat for $lS.
/ have seen such oyercoats adver-
tised and have also seen them worn
Four dollars for shoes is a liberal
allowance. AS far as corsets are
concerned, see that Mrs. Holton OBJ
jects because her husband would not
permit her to expend more than y
for. them; well, l am sure have
seen advertisements Of very hand
some and substantial corsets offering
them for sale for 81 and S1.10; so
am forced to conclude that 81 is
ample; it would seem that 81 would
be sufficient"
Then. after laying down the law
on dress, the vice-chancellor post
poned the hearing on Leon Abbot s
application for alimony and counsel
fees. Abbot represents Mrs Holton.
Warren Dixon represents Holton,
who is alleged to be a partner in a
prosperous printing firm in Brook
lyn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
UNFROCKS
DEPOSED MINISTER
Rev. A. G. Mortimer First Re-
nounced Episcopal
Ministry.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3O.-The
Rev. DR.. Alfred G. Mortimer. who
suddenly resigned last week as rector
of st. Marks Protestant Episcopal
Church, of this city. has been deposed
as a priest, it was announced today
by Bishop RhineIander, following the
receipt of letter by the bishop from
DR.. Mortimer, in which the latter re-
nounced the ministry. The unfrock-
ing took place yesterday in the pres
ence Of two priests of the church, in
accordance with the canons of the
denomination. Notices of the depo-
sition are being sent to all bishops
throughout the country and to all
priests in the diocese of Pennsyl-
vania.
In making the announcement the
bishops secretary said: 1.-The mat
ter is very serious and must be made
known to the ministers and bishops
of the church" This was the only
statement made regarding the offense
of the unfrocked clergyman, as the
text of Bishop Rhinelander's note
was not made public
DR.. Mortimer. who is 64 years old,
is staying with a brother in Jersey
city. 1t is said he intended to sail
for England shortly. He came to this
city from England in 1877.
JERSEY CITY, N. j., Dec. 30.-The
Rev. f. e. Mortimer, a brother of
the unfrocked clergyman, said at his
home, 44s Jersey avenue. today that
his brother left his home on Satur-
day and was probably in New York
He would not comment on the resig-
nation, and insisted that his brother
had not taken him into his confidence.
DR.. Mortimer, his brother said, would
probably sail for England within the
week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-30
"BORERS" BACK,
POLICE BELIEVE
Springfield Avenue JeweIry
Looters' Work Similar to
That of 1911 Gang.

In the looting of Isador Klatzko's S
jewelry store at 72 Springfield ave.
nue., early today, the police see the
return of the ''borers' who last year
terrorized local shopkeepers with
robbery after robbery.
Jewelry worth $49S was taken from
KlatzKo's shop. The method of entry
and the daring thoroughness of the
work is the same as that of the orig
inal "borers," three of whom were
caught after gunfight in shack
on the outskirts of Nutley, where
they had excavated cave-like hid
ing place for their loot.
The robbers entered the cellar be-
meath the jewelry store by means OF
an iron trap door on the sidewalk
level. Holes were bored upwards
through the floor and an opening
broken out big enough to allow the
men to climb through into the store.
Klatzko had locked up the store at
midnight. When he arrived there this
morning he found his jewelry cases
piled neatly in the corner. and the
contents gone.
Plainclothesmen from the Fourth
precinct police station are working
on the case.
A list of the stolen goods includes
100 pairs of gold-plated earrings. Joe
scarfpins, "a ladies and gentlemen 5
watch chains, two cases of fountain
pens, cigar and cigarette cases,
match boxes and cuff buttons.