Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-05-11

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.,'..T That the Newark Industrial Exposition
+. which opens Monday evening under the
rsdirection of the Board Of Trade will In
:, a addition to its many other advantages
create, an extra impetus in the real
.vssftate field is the expressed opinion OF
t,t,,s5- -ouis Sehlesinger in discussing the
g q projectnow, SO near realization SAID; Al
sssns very.soutsets let me say that the
sasentlemep ,Vhos have. by their efforts
o.ssnade possible an 4exhibition OF Newark
asiindustries. OF, the. large scale arranged
for at the First Regiment Armory de-
serve the. thanks. of the entire COM
paff1anitp. Full credit is due to every one
5ss,yho has had a hnnd in the work Of as
n sAmbiing the different parts OF the
undertaking and In pushing the
> s;ehterprfse to successful opening.
as .'One big advantage of sueh anairs IL
that when properly advertised to the
...ontside world, as has been done In TINS
case, business men from other parts are
ssinvariably attracted. These visitors are
* deeply interested In what is going on
II around them, and naturally see many
NJ things in our city to engage their at
4. tention.
Vi 'TJnder these conditions 1t is certain
H that Newark must reap much direct as
NJ we'll as indirect, benefit. The indirect
4 benefit comes through these visitors re-
X turning to their home towns with a
practical knowledge of Newark, gained
q by actual contact with the city That
!. is why an exposition of this character
4, Is valuable in the highest degree ana
! CERTAIN to have a far-reaching effect
X II can personally recall the Newark
Y Exposition held In 1872. A childrens
i day was one of the features. There was
y great outpouring from the schools anc
4 without doubt the object-lessons pre-
4 septed TO the pupils left their impression
III on the future careers of many Of them
sa In all respects the right kind OF an ex'
h position is a distinct benefit to any COM
ak munity. and every citizen should be IN
II sympathy with the, labors of those wAo
Il .houlder the work and the initial expense
4 involved &
Il Frank J. Book. president OF the new
Il ark Real Estate Board, said:
\. ..The Newark Industrial Exposition's
\ success is assured. Everybody in Newark
4 ! la going to benefit by 1t. manufacturers'
|. merchants. real estate men and others.
= IT, .,a.a .no c,tv Is advertised the bet
Il 49, paonIe who do not know Newark
n - -, - a.. advaptapes
II -. % 49, host wovs To do this is
4. 49,. .,,c,, noaons as the Board
Y - ho,,ave real estate
Vi iia'o =, .,.,.,a stoadv and that
'aiues WI ~, ,,,oro numerous
,rhhsacuons -, 80 .ho Industrial
lnroush tn nv. -, .S...s ,y,,, not he
M 80 % oo,.s. Newark ia
inineuiatsis e,.s. th.nrohont
X seeking 10 presen. n., '',ao.,,,.,,,e .
4 the world fas an inea, a. .so a,an
n centre. 90 com ii, =,
that 1t cannot De accon'pn'"''
once. as.a ,I4,
Is But the WORK no" 9eins uone ~.
sents the seed from WHICH 'n uue 'i.'e
~ will spring ponnteous crop. - s"o
meantime the city is progressins u. a
rapid rate. With fuii cooperation on .ne
i part of business men eenerahy Ne"alA
4 in the next few years VIII SURPRISE "
. her progress even tne most en'hu,iasa.
j among us. This Industrial Exposition IS
wise move, for no better way couio 90
\ devised for disseminating knowledge OF
i Newark. Those who have given their