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Refugees Reach Vera Cruz.

Vera Cruz, April PA refugee
train from Mexico City, carrying $50
Americans, 100 Germans, 300 Span
iards and Mexicans and so English
men arrived here last evening.
The exodus from the capital was
arranged through the joint action
of the British diplomatic officials
with the war Office The train, about
three miles from Vera Cruz, encoun-
tered stretch of nearly a mile where
the track had been torn up. The
refugees carried their baggage to a
train ON the Vera Cruz end of the
break which the British in Vera Cruz
had sent out.
A detachment of British marines,
unarmed, acted as an escort to the
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No More Money Needed.

Washington, April 24-President
Wilson today told Chairman Fftz.
gerald, of the house appropriations
committee, that no war appropriation
was required for the present. Callers
were told by President Wilson that
no aggressive act to aggravate the
status Of affairs would be taken by
the American government.
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.ourWlr PHoroeRApAER

White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, April
24.-iEfforts of photographers and
moving picture men here to get pic.
lures Of Master John Jacob Astor have
been prevented by the Astor nurse
She has an attachment on the handle
of the child's go-cart by which a push
on button sends down the hood OF
thecarrlage and the baby is complete
Iy hidden.
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STATE TROOPS MUTINY.

Denver, April 24.-Company C OF
the Colorado National Guard mutinied
today shortly before time for the
troop train, which was to convey
them, with 800 other men, to the
strike region was due to leave Den
YER
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SOUTHERN NOT IN POLITICS.
Fairfax Harrison, President of Line
Addresses Macon Business Men.

Macon, April 24.-That the South
ern Railway is an important factor In
the industrial rather than in the po-
litical life of Georgia was stressed by
President Fairfax Harrison in an ad-
dress at luncheon rendered him by
local business men.
Mr.. Harrison is making a three-day
visit to Macon, and Is inspecting all
of the properties Of the Southern and
the Georgia, Southern and Florida
while here. Tonight he will be the
CUES Of honor at a reception given
by T. c.. Burke.
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TANN ERs MEETING

New York, April 24-The National
Association of Tanners will hold
their annual convention in this city
today, meeting at the Hotel Astor.
Delegates from all branches of the
association are present, and the Off
GERS expect to accomplish a great
deal at this meeting.
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Recruit To Full strenath.

Chicago. ILL.,, April 24-Orders to
recruit the marine corps to it's fullest
extent were received in Chicago by
the recruiting officers Of that arm of
the service today from Major Bar
nett, in Washington.
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GEORGIA MAN IS
KILLED IN FIGHT
RANDOLPH sUMMelRLIN, OF WILL
LAcHOocHEE, is SHOT AT
VERA CRUZ.
SURGEON IS DRIVEN AWAY
General Huerta Has Been Given
Seventy-Two Hours In Which to
Yield to American Demands.

Washington, April Following
close upon the heels of dispatches
stating that the American flag had
been desecrated in Mexico City, re-
ports reached the governm ant this
afternoon that the United States
embassy at the Mexican capital had
been burned and a number OF Ameri-
cans had been assassinated and pos
sibly murdered
A dispatch was sent to Senor
Deolivira, the Brazilian minister in
Mexico City, asking him to send any
information in his possesson to Wa.
lngton. Brazilian enjoy now repre-
sents the United States at Huertas
capital.
Georgian Killed.
News of the killing of two American
marines, one of whom was Randolph
Summerlin, of Willachochee, Ca. at
Vera Cruz was received by the navy
department this afternoon. This
brought the total number of Ameri-
cans killed up to II at that place.
Both of the marines were victims of
"snipers" and were shot down while
doing police duty in the streets of
Vera Cruz. The two dead reported
today by Admiral Badger were Louis
Frank Boswell, chief gunners' mate,
of Coultersville, H., attached to the
Michigan and Randolph Summerl!n,
private in the marine corps, of
Willachoochee, Ga, attached to the
Vermont
Surgeon Driven Away.
Acting Assistant Surgeon Tabeor, of
the pubic service at Puerto, Mexico !,
today reported to the treasury de-
partment that he had been driven
from his post by the threateni lg
attitude of the Mexican people. He
also reported that the managers of tile
Tehuantepec railroad have had to
leave because Mericans had threat
ened their lives and because there is
no protection there.
Given 7c Hours.
General Huerta has been given
seventy-twqj hours at the outside in
(which to 8 gnify his intention to yield
to he American demands.
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5REPOR7ED u. S. EMBASSY IS BURNED
is HUERTA TO RESIGN
AND LEAD HIS TROOPS?

Laredo. Texas, April 24--District Judge CONSOLES.
Nuevo Laredo Mexico, announced tnat he had received
telegram from Mexico City that General Huerta has re-
signed the presidency favor of Foreign Minister Hor
to Roas and that Hurta would take personal command
of the Mexican army
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ROOSEVELT ANXIOUS FOR FRAY.

Berlin. April 24.-Colonel Roose-
welt is burning with anxiety to get
into the fray in Mexico, according to
an American 'ofiicial now in Berlin,
who saw the ex-president few
weeks ago in South America.
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NO U. $. TROOPS TO BE SENT

Washington, April 24.--No federal
troops will be sent to Trinity, Colo,
to aid the state militia in suppress
ing the mine riots, said Secretary Of
War Carson today,
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Surgeon Driven Away.
Given 7c Hours.

General Huerta has been given
/ seventy-twq hours at the outside in
2 which to gnify his intention to yield
to he American demands
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25

TRENTON. Aug sz-Tha following
corporations have been chartered in
TIE af7ce 81 the secretary Ct state.
KEYS Millinery Company. Newark;
capital stock, So 600: object. millinery
nla1ufacturins: tucorporators. Isaac
and Ada C. Klinghoffsr and Isadore
Bioomfeld.
Dig Auto Company. Cape MAY Court
House: capital stock. siaaaa: object,
General automobile business incOr-
rorators- J. Morgan. Lester h Dix
and Howard I. Ysrby.
Rcxbury Realty Company. Dover;
capital stock. 5000: object. real IS
tate. ineorporators. Mary Purcell.
John QtConnell and James D. Purcell.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
Grain Market

CHICAGO, Aug. 25-Other factors
being submerged under the war infiu-
ence, wheat, opening y down, today
jumped 25s to 27s over yesterdays
close 1t was speculation pure and
simple on present and prospective
European demand.
Corn followed wheat. opening "A to
Y down and advancing TO a position
u to IL over the previous close. The
strongest bulge was in May, which
was being covered by one of the
worlds biggest merchandizers of the
cereal
Oats at the opening was lslown to
Il up. and on the early bulge made
net gains of Is to IA, the latter in De-
cember futures.
There was little doing in provisions
and prices at the opening were 2l4 to
~ down
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
FREEHOLDERSAT
ODDS OVER BILL
Road Committee Wants Prison
Committee to Pay for Steam
Roller Services.

IRE road and prison committees q
the Board of Freeholders are at odds
over the payment Of 3 bili for SSsS
.or the use Of steam roller on the
1riveways about the Caldwell penn
Tertiary.
The road committee Yesterday ao-
thr rfzed the clerk 70 send the bin 10
the prison committee The latter COM
mittee proposes TO charge the road
committee for crushed stone taken
from The penitentiary anarries ar the
rate charged by private contractors
In addition. Chairman Malta. OF the
prison committee. declares that
counter claim viii be made for stor-
ing the roller for NOR zz=a1 year
II the road committee persists in put
ting the steam roller hill up 10 The
orlson committee. Tbs Nh wipe out
the SEES and leave a substantial bal
lnee. he said
The payment Of 3 taree-year-o
claim II 1.100 by the Delaware.
LackaWanna and Western Railroad
Company against TIE county was
ordered held Up until former County
Engineer James Owen Is consulted.
The bin Is Tor laying pipe N Bloom
bed avenue az Glen Ridge. NJ. owen
was in affiee when the wa-k vas done.
and ne had refused 70 indarSe the bill
IN TIN ground that IL MS excessive.
A &C nprenltse figure Of $50 Vas Sug-
seSted a. the meeting. but The COM
mittee dee dsd 10 have Nr. owen give
an estimate On a fair figure for the
work
The committee gave permission II
South Orange township % open por-
tons II Springfield and Jefferson ave
nues - connect with The saver main
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


Public Notice Is herehy given that the fol-
lowing ordinance has been nsSSed by the
Bnari 81 Street ana Water Commissioners
nd approved ~ IRE Mayor - tie City q
Newark snd : hereby published according
70 law.
An Oniinancs - amend section sss ~ the
Revised Ordinances q the City . Newark
fSeVfsirn 81 1879. approved October 4 1871
Be Il Ordained by the Eaar5 - street
sad waite. Commissioners, as follows
: That Section SIS Of the Revised or,is-
nauces q the City q Newark revision Of
1879 approved October =. 1918. e. and the
same hereby = amenied by adding A. the
end q Part Il thereof the following
s-1s. Il shall he unlawful for any vehicle
= stand at reSt n Mulberry street. between
Market street and Centre street. IN the City
e Newark. for period Of time longer than
nftesn minutes.
> All ordinances and parts a. ordinances
Inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
5 This ordinance shall take eject i'm
meiiately.
Passed August e. 1914
F KRAEMER
President Of the Beard OF Street and Water
Commissioners.
A. L. SWAIN.
Acting Clerk Of tire Beard.
Approved august Fl. 1914.
JACOB HAUSSLTSG.
Mayer.
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Produce Market


NEW YORK. Aug. z5.-Flour. firm
Wheat-Market without transact
tons.
Por's-Firm-
Beef-Unsettled.
Lard Easy; middle West. 10000
l04e
Molasses-Firm.
Hay-Steady.
Hides Steady.
Leather-Firm
Suear-Raw, easy: molasses, 5.11;
centrifugal SIC, Refined, steady.
Butter-Firm; receipts. LISA tubs.
Creamery extras. 31hd32; firsts, 2SG
81; process, extras, 26d26h; ladies',
current make. firsts, 240241a; sec
onds 221a623; packing stock, current
make, No. 2, 21421h.
Cheese-Quiet and unchanged; re-
CENTS. 1901 boxes.
Eggs-Firm and unchanged; re-
9eipts, 9,15S cases.
+ Poultry-Live irregular; Western
chickens. broilers, 1s1a@19la; fowls,
17G17h; turkeys, 14d144. Dressed
Steady; Western chickens, frozen, 1870
10; fowls, 126191a; turkeys, 1926.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
LEGAL NOTICES.


To the members ~ the American Club.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
resolution was adopted at a meeting Of the
American Club, held on August 18th 1914;
Whereas. L : deemed advisable and
most for the benefit Of the American CIub.
q body corporate. incorporated under An act
70 incorporate associations not for pecunisry
profits p. L Of 1soS. and the supplements
thereto. 1. Is hereby moved that the Ameri
can Club aforesaid be dissolved. and that
proper notice he mailed to the members and
published If the newspapers. and that = date
for said meeting 10 consider the dissolution
Of the Association be fixed and that said
meeting be fixed for the fifteenth day OF
September. 1914. on which date the president
OF this Assncia ton shall call meeting Of
the members OF this Association for the pur-
pose Of the dissolution Of the above motion"
That in accordance with said resolution
meeting for the purpose Of the dissolution OF
the American Club will be held at the club
rooms IS Court street Newark. y J., at
s 80 p n. sharp. on the above date.
WALTER L. SOMMER,
"a President
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
Shorthand Convention

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 25.-The
sixteenth annual convention of the
National Shorthand Reporters AS
sociation opened here yesterday with
an attendance Of about $50 members
from different sections Of the United
States and several from Canada. A
feature Of the session today will
be the speed contest in which efforts
viii he made to smash the worlds
record for taking notes in shorthand
and transcribing them on type
writer.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

In pursuance of the New Jersey Bottle
Act P l.. 1898. chap. $50, the UNDER
signed Of the Town OF Irvington, In the
County Of Essex and State Of New Jersey,
there engaged in the business OF botting
milk and cream. does hereby give notice,
that the following Is description and Illus
tration of the device blown and etched upon
A circle on face OF bottle. IS Letter. con-
forming to Interior Of circles upper arc.
own Dairy In the centre, 'Irvington. N.
J. conforming 70 interior of circles lower
QAM I.kIEEH
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
MEDICAL

LADIES consult d specialist ON all special
ailments, Irregularities. ETC.. treated by
licensed physician; absolute relief guaran-
teed lady attendant; irivato nursing ar
ranged II necessary: charger low; advice
free: hours, 3 to s.: Sundays, 10 to 4. take
elevated subway or surface cars to W. 66th
st. station: only 10 minutes from Cortlandt
terminal; or Il minutes from SD 1t. ferry.
EXPERIENCED SPECIALIST, ia W. e6th
II near TsrnadWav. N Y. City,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
HARRY POLLOCK

In pursuance Of the New Jersey Bottle
Act" Up. L. 1898. chap. i5D the UNDER
signed Of the Town Of Irvington, in the
County Of Essex and State OF New Jersey
there engaged in the business OF boiling
milk and cream, does hereby give notice
that the following is description and illus
trati0n OF the device b.Swn and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by him
A circle on face OF bottle with Highland
Dairy" conforming to Interior OF upper arc
thereof. II. Sweet" and Prop" in two
lines In the centre, and "Iryington. n. j."
conforming TO interior Of lower arc thereof.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25

CRANE on August .. 1914 Mary L,
dauEhter ~ the lafe IonhaT u. AMI
1azza Crane. formerly II Rleomneids \.
J. in her I'd year
Funeral services from her late home.
~ Amsterdam avenue New loFk. ~
TntSdar morning. August =, n Il
esr2eek Relatives and friends are kina.
y invited 1nsermenf az bloomfield
eeaaetery. , 20 a.eleek.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25

In pursuance OF the New Jersey Bottle
Act Up L. 1893. chap. 1870 the under
signed Of the Town Of Iryington. in the
County OF Essex and State Of New Jersey
there engaged In the business OF bOttling
milk and cream, does hereby give notice
that the following Is a description and Illus
tration of the device blown and etched Upon
A circle on face Of bottle. III Pollock"
conforming to interior OF circles upper arc
"47 Berkshire Pr In centre. "Irvfngton nj
~ conforming TO interior Of circles lower
nanny porJoctr
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25

E0ED-At East Orange. y J.. on lnes-
dav. August a. Iai4 James Ford, hns-
hand of the late Margaret Ford,
Relatives and friends are reYseetfel-
II fnvited to attend the funeral IRAN
the residence n his Sen-in law, John
Cranen. SO Main street. East Orange
On THURSDAY. August =. az $ o'clock
n m thcnce 70 our LADY Helm et
Christians Chnreh. where Solemn
H7Eh Ness Of Requiem will BE- celez
DRAFTED for the Fenase u her SoHl IN.
fermenf in i. johns Cemetery.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25

CHAIR .lsSAO August -. iai4. at her
late residence. $ second street, Maf.
raeef E. wife At Frank Charles aud
danrhtcr ~ the late William and Mar
<aref nalana.
MIL 81 fnneral hars.a fer
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25

In pursuance Of the New Jersey Bottle
Act CP L. 1855 chap. l54l. the under
signed of the Town Of Iryington. in the
County Of Essex and State Of New Jersey.
there engaged in the business of bottling
milk and cream. does hereby give notice,
that the following is a description and Illus
tration of the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by him:
A circle on face Hilton Dairy conform
ing 10 interior of circles upper arc S. G.
intert wined in centre. "Irvington \. J."
conforming TO interior of circles lower arc.
SAM GUSSMAN.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
FOR SALE
FISHING SUPPLIES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES repairing, rods and
reels. bait and supplies; moderate charges.
JEFF DlGANARD, IS Bank ST.. block from
Broad.
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DEATHS

sf ms Suddenly. At gelleVille n. J..
- August - ialz. Thomas Rnrns. be
Heres1 husband # the late Mary Burns
Relatives and friends are kindly u
xIsed a. attend The funeral from his
late raSiaence ~ William street. On
Wednesday. August - 40 $50 4. N.
- 81 pctef'S GhurcA where a High
NaSS ~ REQUIEM will be offered for
fhss renoSe II his soul interment 81.
Peters Ccnc4erx
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25

In pursuance of the New Jersey Bottle
Act" P L. 1898. chap. 1870, the under
signed of the Town of Irvington. in ths
there engaged In the business of bottling
milk and cream. does hereby give notice,
that the following is a description and Illus
tration OF the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by MN:
circle on face of bottle. "Chas. Lerner''
conforming to interior Of upper arc Of
circle. &c l." in the centre. Newark
n. j. conforming TO interior Of lower arc
OF circle.
CHARLES EEREER-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
CHARLES IERNER.

In pursuance Of the New Jersey Bottle
Act" (P L. 1898. chap. l5D, the under
signed Of the Town Of IrvinRton. in the
County Of Essex and State Of New Jersey.
there engaged in the business OF bottling
milk and cream. does hereby give notice,
that the following is description and Illus
tration Of the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by him:
circle on face OF bottle John Garb."
conforming TO interior Of circles upper arc,
y. G." in centre. ''Irvington. y. j. con-
forming to interior Of circles lower arc.
JOHN GARB.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
LOST AND FOUND

A REWARD of s25 for the recovery Of
chickens stolen early Saturday morning
from SIS Pleasant av., Montcair, n. j. Ten
hens. two ROSTERS 16 pullets; mostly Rhode
Island Reds This reward will be paid for
the recovery of all or any part of these birds
Strictest confidence assured. Tel 2211 W.
Montclair.
LoST-Near Halsey and Hill SITS, small gold
bar pin containing small white stone and
initials; liberal reward. Return to 80 Hill
ST.. Newark
LoST-Saturday; Tippler pigeon; spotted
reward. Return to BARWELL. So. 18th
ST.
LOST-Thursday August goth. white poodle
male dog. Return to 203 No. 18th ST.,
East Orange. Liberal reward.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
CARPETS, 1915 up. iceboxes, $3.50 up;
oak, mahogany furniture. rugs. "a Bridge
st, near Broad.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25

In pursuance Of the New Jersey Bottle
Act Up. L. 1888, chap 15D. the under
signed Of the Town q Irvington. IN the
County Of Essex and State Of New Jersey.
there engaged in the business OF bottiing
milk and cream, does hereby give notice,
that the following Is a description and Illus
tration Of the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used BY him.
A circle on face Of bottle Union MIX and
Cream Co" conforming to interior Of upper
arc Of circle. II. s." In the centre. "Irv-
ington. n j." conforming to interior Of
HARRY sILBERMAN.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25

IF YOU need a watch l have $50 Elgin
Walthasn and other standard watches II
nickel. silver, gold-hlled and solid golc
cases; all bargains; 81 to ss25. C. BIER
NAN Pawnbroker 10 Cedar st.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25
RESOLUTIONS

I
RESOLUTIONS
RESOLUTIONS ENGRossED.
THE KINNEY STUDIO, is west Kinney.
HELP WANTED
MALE
AGENTS for a quick selling good paying
proposition Call between and p. m.
COMMERCIAL AGENCY AND SUPPLY
CO. lie Springfield av.
A GOOD chance 10 learn the electrical trade;
REGISTER NOW FOR SkPIEMbEh
ELEcTRicAI- SCHOOL 4b Academy ST.
APPLICATIONS taken here for all kinds of
work We place YOU quick. wanted at S one &C.
carpenters mechanics and farm hands. CUM
MERc1AL AGENCY, 1is Springfield av-
AITro DRIVING. REPAIRING COMPLETE
COURSE S2s. LARGE CARS: LONG ROAD
LEssors. REPAIRS IN THE GARAGE SIS
CURE POSITIONS. BEST IN THE CITY.
io7 BELLEvILLE AVE,
AUTO SCHOOL OF NEW JERSEY. 2s2-2s4
Halsev st. oldest and largest In state; IN.
limited course: license guaranteed; DAY and
evening. We help secure po>idouS
to suit prplls Cars for examination.
BIrTLER. white. married. man as butler,
wife as cook. $50; kitchenman, $50, board,
roon. driver. $40. board. room; houseman.
coiored; colored porter. Greenwood Lake;
order cook; waiter. colored; grocery man
ager. THE RELIABLE AGENCY. entire
ground moor 52s Broad st. The only re-
liable agency in town
ENGINEER wanted; union man. competent
and reference.
Address HAT FACTORY, Box Is. Star office.
ENGRAvER for brass dies. Apply by letter.
Address Y. Box IL, Star office
ERRAND BOY. T. BUTCHER. 90 Treat pl.
GORDON pressfeeder wanted at once. ready
for work. HENRY wEGENER, 80 High
St. city
MEN wanted for house-to-house canvass by
big magazine publishing company best
money ma king proposition on the market;
big commission paid daily. COOK, 142
Market.
MEN with pateutaDie IDEAS write RAN.
DoLPH CO.. Patent Solicitors Wash
NEWARK mail carriers wanted; average $50
month: Newark examinations coming;
TUTE Dept. 94i-o. Rochester. N. J.
RAILROAD firemen, brakemen. slzVs expert
ence Unnecessary; send age. postage. Adj
dress RAILWAY Box 65. Star ONCE.
statesmen and collectors wanted. sell
monthly accident and health policies; per-
manent position; good income, Increasing
each month we instruct beginners. Call
to 10 a m. or address COMMERCIAL CAS-
UALTY INSURANCE CO.. 81 Clinton st.
Newark. \. ].
wANTED-Acetyline gas welders. Apply at
the STEEL BARREL COMPANY OF
AMERICA. Lister av.
Of men. Is TO As. wishing
10 be Newark mail carriers; ss7 month to
begin. Address MAIL CARRIER, Box 100.
Star ONCE.
wANTED-The DAVID c. COOK PUB.
CO requires a hrst-class crew manager
for the best magazine proposition ever Of
fered: steady work; big money for hustler
142 Market st.
wANTED-First-class tool and die maker.
THE LIONEL MFG. CO. 5s7 Ogden st.
YOUNG 7en learn linotype operating tday
and evening": rend for booklet ''S. MER-
GENTPALER LINOTYPE SCHOOL, IA
West Twenty-third St. New York.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-25

SELLING out mated white and colored ex-
ira Plymouth Rock Homing Pigeons at
great sacrifice. IS Mortified road. West Or
ange.