_1904_ _1914_ _1918_ Bricklayer Hours per week 44 44 44 Wages per hour $.58 $.65 $.75 Carpenter Hours per week 44 44 44 Wages per hour $.41 $.50 $.70 Machinist Hours per week 54 54 50 Wages per hour $.29 $.36 $.45 Moulder Hours per week 54 54 54 Wages per hour $.33 $.38 $.55 Pattern maker Hours per week 54 44 48 Wages per hour $.39 $.49 $.75 Painter Hours per week 48 44 44 Wages per hour $.36 $.44 $.62 Plumber Hours per week 48 44 44 Wages per hour $.44 $.62 $.75 _War, The--Military Organizations_: Local enlistments are estimated: Army, 9,000; Navy, 4,000; Marines, 250. 9,591 Newark men, 21-31 years of age, were called for service between April, 1917, and Sept., 1918, under first draft. 59,937 Newark men, 18-45 years of age, were registered for second draft, Sept. 12, 1918. Casualties: (Unofficial record) Killed 120 Died from wounds 53 Died from disease 65 Died from other causes 17 Wounded 870 Missing 27 ----- 1,152 _War, The--Relief Organizations_: The following organizations, and many others, did war work of all kinds. American Red Cross. Y. M. C. A. Y. W. C. A. Knights of Columbus. Jewish Welfare Board. Salvation Army. War Camp Community Service. U. S. Food Administration. U. S. Fuel Administration. National League for Women's Service. Red Cross Motor Corps. National Service Motor Corps. Woman's Motor Corps of America. Catholic Women's Committee. Contemporary Civics Committee. Woman's Volunteer Service League (colored). Junior Red Cross. Girl's Patriotic League. _War, The--Financial Support_: Every Newark drive for war work funds and liberty loans was over-subscribed: Liberty Loans: _Newark's Quota_ _Raised_ 1st May 15-June 15, 1917 $20,670,000 $23,054,300 2nd Oct. 1-Nov. 1, 1917 31,005,000 36,728,450 3rd Apr. 26-May 4, 1918 18,876,100 31,298,500 4th Sept. 28-Oct. 19, 1918 38,198,200 60,130,450 5th Apr. 21-May 10, 1919 31,225,900 41,383,450 Red Cross: