Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-05-24
ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL MARCHES
TO THE FRONT IN CLASS THREE
With St. AIMS and St. Rose of Lima Churches
Making Splendid Fight.
W. the Champions in Class One With 18th Ave- School and
Brushing Them COsely-B 0. ElkS Leader in Class I've
Time Grows Short and Everybody Must Hustle.
CONTEST WILL BE EXTENDED TO JULY Both

IT viii no doubt please our voters
TO learn that we have determined TO
extend the contest from the 9Th of
July to the Goth The writer finds
upon looking over his calendar Of
contests that there are Two at other
points which close at a time which
would conflict with his personal at
tention to the Newark contest, and
after careful deliberation b. resolved
10 give the local contest the benefit
of This additional lease OF life. 1t
has taken longer than usual for
workers 10 strike d gait here, ana
even now The best among Newark s
gallant competitors nave merely
opened their eyes 10 tie great propo-
sition in hand. All voters will, there
fore. take notice thai July both viii
positively be the closing date of the
Great Library Contest. and at p.
m. sharp.
Now that the red letter days are in
full motion great things are due 10
happen in the voting line in the big
library contest in Newark. for much
shopping was planned for this Ten
Votes for Ten cents day Of TINS week.
It goes without saving that every
shrewd and wideawaka voter will take
advantage of the tremendous oppor-
unity for voting every Red Letter
day will offer.
Todays report on the vote in the
great llpTdlA contest Illus the itdutA
IN Class Two, Newark Lodge. B. =. Q.
Elks past the 300. pye marx. 4 notable
gain y as made b. several other con
testapts also. The friends of the b.
P. o. Elks have been steadily adYanc-
ing, and during the past week created
q splendid vote in the stores, and now
rcsI in first position again with
total of $3.50 votes. They are also
laying their plans for a strenuous
label campaign. which is indeed a
clever move, tor from rumors which
have reached the office of the Contest
Man. many OF our wideawake con-
testants are alert 10 this splendid OPP
portunity for piling up thousands OF
votes
II the Antler Boys Keep up this re-
lentless and steady casting of votes
IL will taxi 4 supsrhuman effort to
keep them out OF first position.
1t is anybody's race SO far as the
first half dozen in each class are con-
cerned, and even those down the list
beyond tenth place need not feel dis
conraged, provided they can invent
TO their cause in large Quantities
without delay. The label features
offer ar excellent chance for those far
down the list
Today's report will, no doubt. send
the rival forces iaboring in behalf OF
the National Turn Nerein TO hiFry
of special effort. SO that the next week
may restore to them the position they
held several weeks ago The b. 7. =.
Elks will. no doubt. work harder than
ever. now that they have climbed to
tta top. There has been a lot Of train
ing and preparation Tor this crlticai
moment. Evidences OF the great
squirt are visible every where. yet We
don't see the half of it. We can OBJ
serve only the struggles of the frank,
open. non -secretive workers, but the
plans of the foxy fellows are not
visible TO the eye although this sort
Of work is often the more effective,
for they are playing for big game
and don't propose to let the other fel-
lows catch on