Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-31
CONTEST WILL BE EXTENDED TO
JULY 3HTH

We repeat, fl will no doubt please
our voters to learn that we have de-
termined to extend the contest from
the 9Th of July to the 30th. The writer
finds upon looking over his calendar OF
contests that there are two al other
points which close at time wnlen
would conflict with his personal at
tention to the Newark contest, and
after careful elaboration he resolved
to give the local contest the pehSnt
of this additional lease OF lie. II
has taken longer than usual loI
workers to strike a gait here, anu
even now the best among Ne"ark
gallant competitors have mercy
opened their eyes TO the great propo-
sition in hand. All voters Will, there,
fore. take notice that July Soth wiz
positively be the closing date OF the
Great library Contest, and at p
m. sharp -
We are In the second month OF the
contest. a period which is always
bit slow for some find IL difncuh 70
fan the flames three successive
months. and the second is usually lhe
me of respite. What chahcs lol
one near to the top to get suoeeHis
husv and steal a march II looms a.
thongh ST Rose of Lima church olo
that very thing the past Weeh' -.
thev dumped in a pile OF Noess 81
had been doing the SUM 100 s4inf1,
for some weeks. They WIN SsI. ne
~ h,i,,s to .hit il up" If they keep tae
49, an,av from the workers tor p
iIssa,,b,s and St AIMS cnur Sns ms
whom If their voting in the Dig ova
test is indicative OF DIN Mn hs ali an off with
~ fellow who was IN bad WITH ths ~ /;
IN tlae might as well take to the .a
iimhers. climb a high tree anu ~
the other fellow lead the - ~ win
~ there is no doubt ABOUT IL, ~
are working. not in spots. put al 49,
Every word of the above an ~ The
hans a little more aPpness v,o-s for
81 peers Church. Don't you SnS3 ~
think thai a ten-cent vote Is too s sl1a +.
for them to bother with. ~, ~, ~ .
ard they would. no doupI. ueiia =. ~ - nj ri
an haif vofe IL they could. That y rlgn..
ma in the end should they win tns me-;
onuldn't have done SO wltnout ms -
49,, nraetise. The hunter VINO 70
loolsing for and willing to snooS. "is
game. Where the small IS prem t,i Gun,
siJxelv to go home with rusty SUI
rhe v w. c. A. leads again TO-DAY
,,.ith their lead advanced Dit IN COM
earison with that OF last Week, uSS
pa the fact maybe that several OF the
merchants failed to report ~. ae 1.-The the
9 9ar.rs gain. the figures showing
them just exactly lSa.Szo xotes s,aisses
~ The Y. M. c. A. When the laIai .Ie,s
and friends OF this latter assoc y "a
fuilv awaken to the duty lhal u ,s,,
s.oIyes upon them they VIII pc up
oastinp no doubt, 100000 votes week
eoTna9ed with their splendid acnieSs,
S.snf al today, and who knows nv
that thew would be perched upon tns
-, rung of the ladder were the Auii
repports from delinquent mercnants IN
$50, order of Moose ADVANCING
Rapidly.
The LOYAL Order of Moose seems %
he nsing the leaders is pace ma ,
iust xeening within striking dlstaiSe
SSeesryfinplv undesiTous OF mention IN the
30 mack type which prociaims tne
LID, every Saturday. After ali, II :
.ha nosition held after the maj couhi
,hjeh brings a library of 1ne DOCKS.
md Zach of the leaders is apparently
onnfdent of the outcome. proper
soirif when backed by diligent work
cn.raI High school stu "otins
Unremittfngly.
rha ahove worthy contestant Is al
,,,a game Of advance" in today re-
,n for. as usual, II made a Dig
ppein with the past weeks voting. Inc
Enthusiasts for this fine school seem
~ have their hearts set upon w1nning
he big prize. and should they fan II