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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-29
oes &ronprin3sn 3u iein unb babe bic.
fen I'M Silfe tn eiuer isbr idwisrissn
Gage bitten pollen.
Weft6arten=E =Eonferen6.

Die internationale &onferen5 fir
bic @usarbeituilg elmer einbeitli6en
Delttarte i'm Mabe bon Ii, 100000,
bic in bieien Sasen in paris auiam>
mensetreten lit, fOII bic 0prarbeiten
CUR ausfiibruns bes sroben plants
f0rbern. Ser @ebante Der S6affuna
elmer einbeitIi6en Welttarte, BEL Der
ale 8ulturnationen bic seosrapbifde
unb tartosrapbii9e Irbeit unter iib
teilen, tau9te gum eriten Male i'm
Sabre 1891 beim 8erner @eograpbenz
aongreB auf. Die Srase ipurbe feits
benz 1899 In Berlin unb 1904 In
Waibington BEL ben seosrapbiI9sn
&onsrefen erDrtert, unb als 1908
beim 9enfer &onsreb bic @ereinigten
Staaten cine &arte ber linton bersits
porlessn tonnten, ersab fi9 bic Rot=
ipenbigteit elmer beipnberen internatios
nolen WelttartenzG Gonferena, bic 3um
erfen Male i'm giobember 1909 i'm
2onooner austpdrtisen Gmt auioms
mentrot.
Bon beutf9er Seite nebmsn on ben
Barrier @erbanbIunsen prof. Bend
BON Der 8erliner llniberfitGt, ber Gbef
Der 2anbesaufnobme, 9ensraImajor b.
8ertrab, rnb Maior Retbe bonn sroz
BEN @eneralftab tell. Sn Der er ten
Sibung ipurbe Der Plan Der WeItz
tarte i'm Mabitabe bon 100000
enbgiiltig angenommen. Bon beutz
fber Settle ipurbe bann bic Srage iiber
bic @rt Der gu peripenbenben 3eiden
unb S9riften, ioipie bic Srasen Der
nationalen 9lussoben Der Welttarte
er0rtert; bas problem Der S9riftz
3ei9en iib.ripies man elmer &ommiIz
Iion. Die @nt19eibung bariiber,
pelde Staoten bic Gusarbeitung Der
&arten jener @ebiste iibernebmen, bic
tein eigenes tartOsrapbifdes ober s.os
srapbiides Snititut beiibsn, tpirb nod
gu sntIaeiben fein. 1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-29
git Sran Erifbeutin.

Serr 8oincare hat fpie Ifun aemeI.
bet purbe. bieier Gage Germ RouarS.
ben r0ireltor bes Yrptoiolls", in @nas
ben entlniien. iilbem er i'm gIeidj5eitig
gum @eIauoten in Qurembura err
naunte; 6eiben Sbeilen mar bieies frieSz
Iib.i6iebIide Guseiuaubergeben ourds
aus ertpiinId)t. benn Serr YioIlnro rn0
Serr Soincare iparen nidIt fir einans
Der eeidaffen unb bGtten iid) iicberIidb
nibt aIl5u lanse gut nit einonber pers
tragen.
Serr NoIIarb. 10 beriid1ert Die neue
Barrier Seitidrift .Souts9saris". iuirb
bic Yonnte, Die er nit benz neuen Yr6s
iioenten Der 9iepulit berbrahte, nidlt in
freunblider griuuerllus be6nIten; oenn
Serr Roineare lit elm Innn, Der iicb
iiber ale 9ie9eln Der Gillette binipeeiebt
unb gum 9eiipieI nidts batpiber bat,
onb aud ieine Srau. bic ia eigenkicb
als uffieieIle Reri6nli6feit uidt eriitirt,
elm Sisden in bic SeffentIihteit tritt.
gioIlnro mar mebr ais einn,al in Der
lesenbeit. tpenn 0taonme Roincare ibren
erlauhten @emabl bel officieIIen gleiien
burhdus begleiten tpolIte nnb bann aud
tuirtli6 INNER be9Ieitete; beun mas bic
6rau mill, mill nidt bIob @ott. ionbern
mrib io9dr elm Prdiioent Der 8iepublif
ippllen.
@ans arg mar es. aIs lInlGngit ber
Prdiibent nit ieiner 8eiie 8eeIeitung
an 9oro eines Sorpebo 8ootiGaers in
@proeaur eintraf. Srau Yoireare bate
ii6 tpie cine S6niein an bes Sdiffleins
Sorberitenen pcitirt nnb mar bon bort
nid,t tpee5nbrireen Serr ToIarb mar
Der @er5tpeiflune udbe, oenn man fonnte
bel iotaner GuflteIlliug nidt an bic 2ans
oeitele eeldueen; In ieiner Rotb tparbte
lid Der 8ireftor bes rBrptofoIls" an eis
nen aomiraI. Der ourh cine fleine Git
bic Brdiibentiu an bas Sed Iodte uno
iie bier. inbem er iie auf Iauei6dftlide
Sd6nbeiten airfuterfiam nd6te, fetts
bielt. bis man eliidlib seIdnoet mar.
Bdbrenb berIelber Gieife seibab e
einmdI, bab Der YrGiibent nit feiner
Nrau ipa5ieren fllbr. um fib bic Gtabt
9n,uieben; elm Soften prdfentirte, ais
er bes Basens aniidtis tpuroe. Sas @es
pebr. lin nm 5u benionitriren, nnb
bos epige Deitfabreu Der grdiiSentin
aeaen ale Gorihriften bes heiIigen
,grototoIs" peritiebe. elite Teoaarb 5nnt
tpadlthabenben Offi5ier unb eriufte i'm,
bic 0oiten nidt 5u belditiger, fpeun Der
RrGiibent niht aIlein mare. 9ds fam
an Sbren bes Yrdiibenten unS Der Srau
9rdiiSentin, unS = Serr DaoIlaro eebt
rad 2ugembnrsl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-29

''O' 60 ezAzsEB
= Pster 3snSil bon Dalton, belIen
9idbriser SObu Stepbun lesten Iusuit
pier Seben uerlor. als Elm &adamanna
3us ben 6uB iiberfubr. ltrsnste am
Oouuerita9 se9en Die Nadananna Com
panic cine SIage auf $4,000 @uti6a.
oi9ung an.
= Sfsriff 8en Pbillips nabm am
Samita9 ben eiuleitenoen Shritt, nm
Su entiheioeu, oh er ODER Die @efdnsnis
Ueh6roe Die Soutrolle iibsr oas Sountp
9efansniB babeu lol, iubem er ourh
glouotaten pom @eriht einen rgDrit OF
quo Warranto" erlan9te, nelher am 16.
6ebruar CUR TerbanoIung fOmmen fol-
: Sdillsr Sose Der Srsimaurer trifit
VorbereituI9en. nm i'm ndblten Sum-
oas so. Stiftun9sfeit gu fsieru. slu6er
ben @roBbeamttn oeS Sroens meroen
aud Die Idmmtlihen beutl1en Sogen
oes Staates 5u Der Seier eiusslaoen
meroen, melhes Elm groBes 9antett Wo
folsenoen San einiflieBen miro. Wtan
ermartet, Die neue Sieoerfran3 Dale an
sloams Iuenne fiir Die 5sier AT be
nussn, msnn oieielbe in 3eit fsrtis miro.
- am Donnsrfias glbenc traf biz
0ia9riat elm, oaB Srau 9ouis Sod i'm
sller uon 65 Sabren in arlington, 8a.,
geltorben iei. Sbr friiher perltorbeneI
@atte, Elm Sruoer oes Serrn BiitoI
So6. pom scranton 9auS, bstrieb In
friibersn Sabren bas WinOior Sotel on
Der @ds pom Renn Gusnue uuS ginoer
Strase. Die 2ei9e Der 0erltorbener
wuroe bierber 9ebra6t uuo am Conn
tag i'm 6orsit 9ia 5risObOf sur letter
Rube beltattet.
= Supt. 6. 8. @alter bonn itaSti
ihen Bureau Der 8auiuipsftion bat an
9eOronet, oaB bas leSte gBod)e onrd
5euer beiddoi9te @ebduoe an Der Sd
uon Sadamanna uno Waibineton aue
nus abgetra8en meroen ruB, ba es f
fart bei6aoi9t uorOen lit, oaB Elm
Reparutur aus9eidloHsn 1T. Die uniol
0tational Banf, nelde oas @runoltiiC
eisnet, wiro auf 6emielbsu elm Banf
gsbduoe erribten laien, mslhes Obel
fir Sffice3nede beltimmt iein mirb
Die Bantbeamten nollen augeuihein
lid absr einise Sabre warten, sbe Il
oas neue @ebauoe erri9tsn, benti on
Samitag appellirten iie sesen bic @ni
| lheiouns oes 8autnlpsttors uub oi
5rase wiro nuumsbr jur Grbitratio
selangeu, oh f9on iest oas alte @t
fbGuoe abgetrageu ooer wsnigittus ten
porar reparirt weroeH ioll.
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Ianiammaen.
t8sbsri Dam rIiHs.)

Sudte lause bid I'M DatOe.
WGbnte ihon bein &leio 3u ieben:
Oo9 es mar nur elmer Gaube
Ueiber 6tiisel i'm @ebtiiA.
@dbnte beinen @ruB gu h6ren:
Oodl es mar nur oas @efliiiter
@lnes Ba6leinS, oas, nit Blumen
Planoerno iiber 8isiel rann.
3wiiden 3weisen fab i6 blenbeno
Define 9olo'nen 9aare bliuten
Dob es mar Elm Sonnenblis nur,
Der ii4 burd bic Wipfsl itabI.
lluo i'd slaubts idon Su mittsrn
Defines Wfunoss wOnnis Dsben {;
NA, Elm 0auh nur. buftbelaoen,
War's, Der BON ben 3inben fam.
Sant 3ulest In ihbe Trdums,
3rdumte oeineu 3ub 30 fpiirsn;
aber, ah, es mar Der Ssns nur,
Wslher l19elno mid uniting.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-29
Sunmpre.

= 9ucp g., Die 21 Wtonats alts God.
ter Der @beleute Ttharb Meber uOu
Butler Strait, itarb Wtontas 9ta9mit'
taS ua4 eiuwOdsntliher Sranfbeit.
= Sobn Dousbau uon bier. benz
lesten Suli In elmer .Sede Der Pennigl'
uanta 9Oblen @Ompauie b0is uno au'
seblih permaueute Serlesuugen ju9e'
fiist murben, als CT unter einem Deden.
fa1 sefausen wuroe. ftrenste ON 6rei'
tas 9esen bic aorporation cine Slase
fur SIC, 900 @uti9dbisuug on.
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bss lsstsn 8uutsns Der psrfSnli4sn

bes lesten Suutsns ber psriOnli6sn
Sreibeit.
Sd brau1e @u4 nidt erft baraui
aufmsrffam su MAIDEN. baB ssraoe bier
bic Dosen fur Wforal uub Reform bod
geben. ytadjbem bem Patent. .@uanseli.
lten 8illg Sunbap 10000 Dollars se.
boten murben. bat er iih bereit erildrt.
iein 3slt anfanss Wtars fhr mebre.
re Woden III Offueu, uno mir weroen
iebeu. pie Eauienoe mad ieinsm Gabsr
uafel pilsern, um isinen profaneu Wor.
ten ju laui6en. qr itellt oaS Bier aIs
oas elenbeite S6redsnsseipenlt bin.
oem allies .uubeil ,u,uidreiben lit. Wtan
moAte ia9en: p@ott bebiite uus Dor
Iolhem uebel l.
Dieter Sturm flutb f0nnen mir niht
@inbalt sebletsn, ionbern miilien uns
,ufrieesn seben, osren 9oniequen3eu
10 melt ab3uidwdden, oaB mir uns
gum 2beil baS meuise. baS uns Don
nnisrer peri0nliden Srsibeit nod &c
blieben 1T, uno bic uns Deuti6 .Ameri.
fanern notbwenOiss Wobliahrtsbeoins.
unsen. fiir nniere Seiellidaftlihen BE
ohrfnife TN Bereife unlerer @in5els
psrsine erbalten gu f0nneu.
sBeil es uns nift m0alid lit. uniere
Sdulbeh6roe Su bewesen. in ben Gle
mentarihuIen oeutibeu unterrlht eln
3ufiibren. empfehle ih. oaB iid Der
Sadamanna 3wei9 bemtbt. oeutlhe
Sebrer aus3ufinoen. Die in ueridieoenen
Gbeilsn Der Staot ben Sinoern beut,
Ihen unterrift ertbeilen. moju uns
bofientli6 uuisre SdulbsbSrbe @rluub.
nie seben wiiroe, Sbul5immsr 3u be
nubeu.
unisreu beutideu @eians 8ereiuen
empfeble id, iobulo als m0sltd 8inoer'
@b6re su griinosn, oamit oas oeutife
Hieo Der 3ufunft bier in amerita er.
balten bleibt penn Shr euh auf ben
3una9s Der oeutiben &inwanberun9
usrlaBt. piro oas oeutiAe 2ieo uno Die
beutihen Yereine balo elm Ding Der
Uersangenbett isin. Serner empfeble
i'd, baB Der Yerwaltun9sratb Die nOtbi.
gen 8orfebrunsen trifit uuo itreu9 oa'
rauf iiebt. baB iis befolst perbsn. mems
lid: oaB uur Wtitslleosr uno ibre
Samilien an Sonntagen @iulaB In uu.
fern Parf erbaltsn f6nnen, um oamlt
unieren Beh6roeu ju bemeiien, oaB mir
ais ssiesliebenos Blirser NIT sutem
Bsiipiel uoransebsn, inoem mir Die @e'
iese bsfolseu.
llnieren Bereinen empfeble id. ibren
gutitebenoen Wtitslieoern, oie ni6t @in'
,elmitslieoer iino (uuo oils iOlhe NIT
3arten idou usrieben inb) oielelbeu nit
aarteu ,u periebsn uno cine Jtomens'
LITE uon allen Wiitsliebsrn on ben
Sefretdr bes Bsrwaltunssratbes ju
Ihiden.
Jiun bleibt mir uur nod Die leste an.
9enebme Bfliht. ben 0eamten unb
Oelesaten. iomIe all ben 3omiteen. ipe-
,teu al Den Srausu, bic uns angebOren,
BEN BaSar- Somite uno Alleu. bic mit'
3ebolien fir Die unermiioli6en arbeiten.
bic Sbr gum Bobl unleres l3mei9es &c.
eiitet babt. ionis aub Der oeutiden uno
Prelle, Die uns INNER treu
iur Ssite ltano, uno Sud allen Sbr
oeutihen Bunoesbriioer uno Sdmeitern
ju oauien fir :ois Wfitarbeiten 5um
Selten uuleres Uunoes.
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SemrD SOrn's
Ncifamr0mt,
213 Ssenn gtbe., Seraaton pa.

au6n ben bsfsn @str6nfsn uns Gisarrtn
pubsn aud bic In sinn pOrshsli&su esuti6su
9ii&s ,ubsrsiitttn Sptilsn auf 9nlanstn fer.
stst, unb itpar 40 ftbr mdbtssH prttIeu.
Raufmdnns Ntttasslun6 idgIi& 20 Gents.
9sbsn Samaas abeub parmsr eun4 -Stpti'
IAB&el, Beef Ia WOee, Saisnpfsfftr, etc., nit
Sduafraut pbtr aartpfslialat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-01-29

~ Das ,,BD& &snbIatt~ safeAn ben
btfisn 2OfaIs@ @eri&t unh ale Fpaaiess
Reniefsitsn BON SRtereHe. -En e2.00
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StaOt ilno GDnntb.

: Der friibere @ountp Oeteftip SO.
VI. Taiter erbielt am Wtontag pom @es
ritt cine YiStnS oils Bripatosteftiu be.
tuiffiof a- G@2
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
BARRETT ESTATE
LEFT TO WIDOW
Nine $3.50 Bequests to Local
Charitable Institutions in
Will of NeWarker.

Nine charitable institutions benefit
under the will of the late Michael T.
Barrett filed for probate in the sur
rogate's office today. Mr.. Barrett died
at his summer home at Elberon on
June last.
The bulk of the estate, the value of
which is not known in the surrogate's
office. is left to the widow, Mrs. Kath-
crime Haucll Barrett. after eleven spe-
cifc bequests are made.
The specific bequests are as follows:
To Little Sisters of the Poor, Home
for the Aged. St. Michaels Hospital,
Hebrew Orphan Asylum. St. Barna-
bass Hospital. House of the Good
Shepherd. Catholic Protectory. Ar
lngton; German Hospital, st. James's
Hospital and Monsignor Stecher for
use of st. Mary's Orphan Asylum.
$3.50 each; to John Barrett Wade. a
nephew. $1,000 and to Hugh Campbell
Barrett, son, 10000.
All the residue of the estate. both
real and personal, is devised to the
ever" The widow, Hugh Campbell
Barrett, a son, and Peter Hauck, the
ia ther- -in-law of the deceased, are
named as executors of the estate, and
are to serve without bonds and have
full power to dispose of the estate as
they deem best The will is dated
November S, 1907. and there have been
10 changes of any sort made in it
since it was signed by Mr.. Barrett
and witnessed by Frederic C. Marsh
and Carrie Leidig.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
Mayor HauSSling Guest
of United Singers at Summer
Festival; Receives Ovation

Mayor Jacob Haussling was a
guest of honor at the annual summer
festival of the United Singers held
yesterday at Reiff's Colosseum. A
number of city and county officials
also attended the event. Mayor
Haussling was given a great ovation
when he stepped to the platform to
make a short address. President c.
". Heilman welcomed the mayor and
other officials.
The United Singers rendered four
songs under the direction Of their
new conductor, August Muehe, who
recently succeeded Paul Engelskir-
chen. The songs rendered were:
"Staedtlentraut," by Bergmueller;
"Minnelied.' by Buente; Wander
bursch.' by Widt and "Sturmbasch-
Woerung,' by Burner.
Besides the choruses, same of the
individual societies sang as follows:
Baldische I.iedertafel Harmonic
Singing Society. Orpheus Liederkranz,
Schwaebischer Saengerbund, Phoenix
Singing Society, Germania Singing
Society.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
Star of Bethlehem Council,
K. of c., Initiates Big Class

Sixty candidates received the major
degree in the Knights of Columbus
at an exemplification in st. Joseph 5
Parochial School Hall yesterday aft
ternoon. Star of Bethlehem Council
No. 476 conducted the initiation. The
membership of that council now eN-
ceeds 500.
Grand Knight William J. Norman
of Star of Bethlehem Council, presid-
ed and acted as toastmaster at ban
quet at the Continental Hotel after
ward, at which the candidates were
the guests of the council.
Among those present at the initia-
ton We're Rev. George ". Corrigan
rector of st. Joseph's Church; Rev
Edward f. Quirk. Rev. Andrew F..
Clark and Rev. Lalor Mclaughlin.
Rev. Camillus d. Laponte. rector of
st. Francis Xavier's Church, was one
of the candidates.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
Johnson Family Meets

The seventh annual reunion of the
descendants of Mahlon Johnson, who
was born in Littleton y. j. about
$50 years ago, was held Saturday at
the home of Harry Vail Condict, at
Essex Fells. The membership of the
association numbers about 250
The following officers We're elected: !:
Harry Y. Condict president: William
Johnson, of Newark. vice president,
Sarah l.. Davis, of Morristown, re
cording secretary and treasurer and
Mary c. Johnson, of Morristown. cor
responding secretary. After the busi-
ness session luncheon was served.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
To Conclude Italian
Festival With Parade

With street procession the cele-
bration OF the feast of San Paolino,
which began Saturday. viii be ended
today. The streets in the Italian sec
ton of the city We're brilliantly il
Illuminated with vari-colored electric
bulbs. \ brass band furnished the
music.
Today's concluding exercises began
at 10 o'clock. Carrying an etligy of
the saint Italians paraded the streets
A band headed the procession. \
parade Of floats Will be held at p.
m. and prizes will be awarded for the
most artistic and original exhibits.
Among those in charge Of the affair
are DR. O. r. Bianchi Giuseppe
iovine and Tommaso Campione.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
CITY NEWS BRIEFS

New Jersey Societies of the Scot
tlsh Clans viii celebrate the 600th an
niYersary of the Battle of BannocS-
burn with a banquet Saturday night
in the Kruger Auditorium in Bel
mont avenue
An exhibition of documents and
other articles dating from the Revo-
lutionary period will be opened to-
morrow at the library of the New
Jersey Historical Society in West
Park street. A feature of the ex
hibit will be a collection of autograph
letters of signers of the Declaration
of Independence.
A public band concert will be given
IN East Side Park tomorrow night by
Won der Heides band. A concert
was given yesterday in Branch Brook
Park by Vincentz band
+. NJ. WaIdron, president of j.. NJ.
Wadron & Co.. has bought property
of the estate of John Moran at 265
Academy street. The property con-
tains a family house and two
story stable.
The thirteenth annual commence
ment exercises of the Drake Business
College, of this city and East Orange,
will be held Friday night in the audi
torium of the Drake building at Har-
rison street and Central avenue, East
Orange.
A meeting of the employees of J..
Lissner g. Sons was held in the firm
offices Saturday at noon to thank
members of the firm for the shorter
hour schedule.
Children playing with matches
were responsible for fire in the
pickle wsrls of Frank Ofner at -
stanton street yesterday afternoon.
The damage vas va
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
Army Officer, Newark Man,
Now a Quartermaster

Captain Frederick W. Van Duyne.
of this city, a member of the Fourth
infantry, [. 5. A, stationed at Vera
Cruz. has been transferred TO the
quartermasters' department The
transfer was included in a batch of
orders issued Saturday to army and
navy officers. Captain Van Duyne
will take the place of Captain John
F. Preston. who will be assigned to
Captain Van Duyne's place.
Captain Van Duyne is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Van Duyne. of $50
Summer avenue. this city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
Writers to Address Meeting

Simon Strauss. a widely known
New York newspaper man. and Abra-
ham Goldberg. of Das Volk. will be
the principal speakers at a mass
meeting of the Young Judea tonight
in the yestry rooms of Temple Oheb
Shalom. Young Judea is a Hebrew
organization corresponding to the
Boy Scouts. The organization is
holding its sixth annual convention
in this city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
STARS FREE ICE
FUND GROWING
|. S. Plaut & Co. Send Their
Check for Fifty
Dollars.

Free ice for the poor The Eve
ning stars fund to provide ice for
The babies of the tenement districts
needs your support Hahne Co
have very generously contributed Sl00
10 this worthy cause, and this, with
Tie Evening Stars contribution ot
500 and a balance of S16.74 left from
> previous seasons fund, starts US off
with a working capital of S21b.14
our Acknowledgement are due TO-
dav to L. :. Plaut X Co, frow whom
a check was received for $50 to swell
the fund Accompanying the che'k
was the following letter:
Newark. \. J., June 20, 1914
The Evening Star Free Ice Fund'
Enclosed please find our annual
subscription to The Evening star
Free lee Fund,
Your charity is a great boon TO the
poor Of the community, and We hope
that your worthy efforts will meet
with even greater success than for
merly. Yours very truly
L. :. PLAUT 4 CO.
Il. :. p
The Essex Press generously con-
tributed their labor in printing the
necessary tickets. which will be as
tributed to the needy ones by hospl-
tails free dispensaries, Anti-Tuperuc-
losis Society and the various physi-
clans employed by the city. This
movement for free ice in seasons past
has proved highly successful, and up
wards of a million pounds OF ice We're
placed in tenements, where It proved
to be the greatest blessing. surely
An effort to make the lot of those less
fortunate than we a bit more easy
aud bearable during the oppressive
heat of summer is a worthy object
and one that needs no argument TO
enlist your sympathies. If we can,
by this means, save the lives of few
babies who would otherwise die from
lack of properly kept food; II we
can add to the comfort OF those
whose circumstances compel them 20
live in the overcrowded tenements, IN
in-ventilated, sitting rooms-our OBJ
ject is accomplished
The Evening Star solicits subscrip-
tons in small or large amounts. Your
quarters and half-dOllars will be as
acceptable and as thankfully re
ceived. If that is all you think you
AN afford. as will be the larger
cmounts from charitably inclined
business houses and others.
Ice dealers and ice depots have
agreed TO honor The Evenig Stars
free Ice tickets. which will be re
aeemed in cash upon presentation by
the ice man ar The Star office. We
need money to properly conduct TINS
campaign.
The subscribers to date are as fol-
lows:
Balance on hand .............. $40 "A
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
Notions

Darning Cotton, "'Pennant" Brand-in
black, white and tan. Regularly for sc,
special at for sc, box of twelve, 1Sc.
Silk Ruffled Elastic, black and colors,
worth 25c to 35c a yard garter lengths,
special at 15c.
Lisle Elastic, in black or white and
various widths. Values SC to l5c yard, spe-
cial at &c.
Bathing Caps, of fine gum rubber in
assorted coors. The regular SOC kind,
at 25c.
Dress Shields, washable, nainsook COW
cred; size No. 8. Special, the pair, SC;
dozen pairs, Soc
Washable Edges and Insertions, "a in.
wide; in 6-yard pieces, and white only.
Worth l5c to l9c, special at 1Oc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
Summer Vacation Resorts
Atlantic City, y. J.
=. 3 = r O N

AND FIBEPROOF ANNEX. Tennessee ave
nue., near beach. Central; open surroundings;
opposite Protestant and Catholic churches;
capacity 500; new throughout running water
in rooms; private bath; metal beds. 1000
feet OF porches excellent table: fresh vege-
tables. windows screened white services
booklet Special IS to s21 weekly; $3.50 to
$3.50 daily. r. B. LUDY NJ. D.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
CatskiIl Mountains.
O'HARA HOUSE

IENINtiION, \. 7.
Expensively built superbly furnished and
managed; beauty Of its surroundings. its
walks its drives unequalled; centrally To-
Gated: farmhouse and dairy connected; {;
abundance Of milk, eggs and butter bowling,
billiards. boating. tennis. Booklets.
B. O'HARA'S SON, Manager.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
an Extraordinary Stationery Salel
% Sheets and 50 EnveI- ~
Regal Note Paper, for AAS

5000 pounds Of Writing Paper,
purchased at big price conceS-
sion, tells the story in a nutshell.
Vacationists should avail them
selves of this rare opportunity for
supplying their needs.
This paper comes in a wide choice of
finishes, and in white and many other
tints. Each package contains 66 sheets
and fifty envelopes to match-an actual
75c value for only 21c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
Exceptional =
$3.50 Eyeglasses
for Sl.OO
Gold-Plated Chain Free
With Each Pair

Gold-llled Eyeglasses and
Spectacles, with periscopic
lenses. Given free with each
pair is a gold-plated chain with
hook or hairpin, or good quail
ity leather folding case. A reg
ular $3.50 value, tomorrow spe-
cial at S1.O0.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
MT. ARLINGToN HOTEL

on lake; boating, bathing. fishing; excel
lent table: also a la carte; large, shad.
grounds; aceommoda tions for automobilsts
J. r. MACDONALD, p. o. Mt. Arlington, N. J
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
"THE SUNNYSIDE"

Directly on Lake Hopatcong; now open; Sc
lect, modern, homelike; boating, bathing. fish
Ing Booklet. own farm products. NJ. Smith
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22
HOPATCONG HOUSE
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE

New management; rates S12 to Sl4 per week
boats; auto and stage livery open all the
year. A. BLUdM Landing Postofflce.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22

Ocean Grove, y. j.
RD0ARM00R B'way & Central facing
ONOhDHlOONl lake and ocean; wide
verandas cool rooms: ss-s12; home cooking.
II Stockton. near Ocean; GRAY GABLES
housekeeping and single rooms: 81 up.
H. HENNIG.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22

], 100 q above lake extensive view, accom-
16O weekly. $40 to SIS; excellent
table; bowling, billiard, tennis dancing.
a. SIECKE.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-06-22

The subscribers to date are as fol-