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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
HAWKINS AGREES TO MEET
cox IN BILLIARD MATCH
Virginia Champ Accepts Challenge OF
Carolina Title Iioidcr-Stnrt
Play at Once.

John > ilawkins. champion pocket
oiilardist OF Virginia, last Night ac-
copied the challenge from Thomas H.
Cox. champion OF the Carolinas. for 4
return match He specifies that the
series. at 1000 points. shah start at
once, and TO this Cox has agreed Tho
irst block Will be played tonight at
the Superior billiard Academy, start
ing promptly at o'clock.
The management Of the Superior
last night offered a cash prize to tho
winner. and Will do all in its power To
furnish the followers of the game the
to be had The engagements will be
open 20 the public without cost. and
il is probable that a large attendance
Will see the matches. After tonight.
two blocks will bc played each day,
afternoon and night.
Hawkins recently defeated Cox in
2o0-point game, but the Carolina
champ states that he was out of prac-
ticc and would have been harder to
beat In Il longer match. lie has been
pfacticing hard recently and has re-
gained much OF his former skill with
the worries. and some pretty playing
IL liable 10 he seen. The acceptance
from Hawkins follows:
Sporting Editor Of The Times Dis
patch.--I hereby accept the challenge
Of Thomas Il. Cox, present champion
OF North Carolina aud South Carolina
1000 points 1t would suit me better
100 in afternoon and 100 at night. be-
ginning Monday night at o'clock
sharp.
JOHN : HAWKINS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
FUlTZ SUES FOR $4,000
Tnotbnlt OMclaI Dringx Action %r,i,s.
hnhhaftan Newspaper Mnn for
Criticism OF Ills OHlrIn,inr

NJ" n'Hk' January 9.--Davd l..
Fuliz through Murphy & EuIty Nc
attorneys. of which firm he Is a mem :
Der. yesterday began suit i'm the Su-
IRENE Court against James y. Sippott
for $4,000 because. he alleges. nm nc
r"nnt published in the Evening Mail
ahout the Harvard-P cnnsylvanIa state
football game last October .cncrtod
upon him rs an official at the contest
The defendant, he alleges, Is RESPONSE
bic Tor the publication OF tn" account
IN question.
Fuita. who is Brooklynita. residing
IN the Flatbush section, IL orc of the
bcst-known football officials In the
country. lie has acted ut most OF the
big contests IN recent years. He was
formerly Il professional baseball PLAYER
at one time playing with the New
York Yankees. Fu!tz is now president
of the Baseball Players Fraternity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
HAVANA RESULTS

Fl:st-SlX furlongs-S aturnus. 107
tSmyth). ; 10 .. 10 3. TO ., won:
Mussenet, lo7 tSickiaus), Is TO ]. 6 10
l. TO !, second: Lambs Tail. los ,Bau).
10 .. . 10 >, 6 TO >, third. Time
Ill. 10. Rustic Maid. Charles Fran
els. Louise May. Malik. Chance and Tom
Hancock also ran.
Seeond--Five furiongs-Sureset, Ill
Wattsl. 3 10 !. even. . TO >, won; 3.
t'irst. lo5 CSchu,tingcr>, i 70 3, . to .,
ont, second; Royal Interest l07 (Urqu-
uarD. d to L. to !. even third. T.m".
90 I'd. kopjc. PcE, Maryland Girl
ana orotuud also ran.
Tniri-Six bihble,
llu 'Conncllyp. & u /, . To !, : to 10.
won; Quick, l,3 6Schuttingerl. to :.
- (, out, second; Fort Monroe, III
u.apaiilc). 5 10 |, 10 .. ! TO Z. third.
Time, 1913. Miss Gcnevieve. Crisco.
Tiger jim and Sonny Boy also ran.
Fourth-Six furlomgs-Cossack l01
tUruuharp. IL TO .. 3 10 5. l 10 3. won.
Queen Apple, 100 tAilen), 10 to /, to
!, even. second; Ietfetti. st I.apaille).
TO l, to g. out third. Time. 1:lS 40.
Paulson. Medea and Shaban also ran.
Fifth-one mile and one sixteenth
Brave Cunarder. 10 (Taplin), Q TO 3,
tn 10, to I, won; Stonehenge. l0S
(Connelly, to ., TO ). ( to ). second! !;
Dinah Do, 3S Capable. L To /. to l,
even. third. Time, :45 l-5. First De-
gree, Scorpii and ConAagration also
ran.
Sixth-One mile-Flying Feet Ill
Wolstenholml, to !. 3 to /, to 8,
won; I.ochiel. III tSnyth). 4 to /, s
to ., to =, second: Altamaha, 100
I-apaille), 3 to !, even, l TO ., third
Time. 1:i0 3-o Energetic RavenaI,
jesse Il, and Zeroasta also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
"PAID IN FULL"
nrcsnahnn Always signs Contracts
Tint VIII Stick in All YJ
E.mergeNc{cS.

NEW YORK, January 9.-The Duke
OF Toledo. otherwise Roger isresnaRans4
is the leading performer among hail
players AMI managers when il comes
to collecting his due. paid In Full''s
might easily be designated rs the titles
Of Rogers activities on the dirmoad.s
!, few years hack the Toledo duke lefti
tie New York Giants to manage thor
-. Louis Cardinals, but after Il short
reign he was canned, although his cons
tract had lwo years 70 run. Roger
however,, collected Now, rs the Chit
cago Cubs became y part Of the Wha les
IN the peace deal with the Feds, Il 10.
announced that Brcsnahan, althoughS
10 is TO b let out, viii again he paid
IN fun I.s contract will not eNp'ce
tSf two years. d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
Pauline rrcdcrick Mt Little.

Pauline Frederick. the distinguished
emotional actress. who has won addi-
tional fame by her admirable screen
presentation of .Zuza" ana BELLA Don-
na, makes her latest motion picture
appearance at the Little Theatcr for
the first three days of the week In
Lydia Gilmore" the weii-knowu
drama by Henry Arthur Jones. In this
production Pauline Frederick has been
aptly called Frederick the Great by
one OF the New York reviewers Vim
cent Serrano. the noted stage fnvorite.
viii make his first screen appearance
as the leading support OF Miss Fred
arick. Tho exterior settings for this
paramount production were taken, il lis
said, on one OF the handsoineSt estates
In the country. and every phase Of tho
picture has been made to conform with
the breadth, power and gripping in
tensity OF the story
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
TYRUS COBB WILL TRAIN
DOGS DURING OFF-SEAsON
Fnmou. Bnif Player and Ills I,r,c,a.
h"s G.Wr'-Acrc Gnmc Preserve
In I:coruin

S.hN ANHAH. GA, January s.-Ty
cobb. the worlds greatest bah PLAYER
= 40" rAii owner of hunting pre-.
serve. ana a professional trainer q,
dos, T.. with L, G. Rogers. John
fhiNp Sousa. Jy., and several o,hc,
men, has purchased a plantation oi
500" acres along the Savannah Riycr
~ I@orEia They will stock the place
WIN hst aud game. and win 60 there
every winter for the seasons session
with rod and gun.
Cobb has been assigned the lob q,
trimming the dogs, lie can prepara
a DOG Tor the field as we'll Ms he can
bone bat for the campaign agains,
the pitchers OF the American League
The leading batter and base runner
OF the American League would rattle,
hunt than play ball However. nv
PLAYING ball in the summer, he is going
10 he able To hunt i'll style IN the win.
tor.
Only he and his partners in the own
ership Of the preserve VIII BE allowed
10 hunt on IL, and hy stocking the
place with game they will .>now there
IS going I" be something 10 shoot
when they go there. cobb has been
hunting most OF this winter. He and
three others hagg"d sixty i've quail
and wild turkey in one dav.
ny having private preserve. Cobb
VIII overcome one OF the handicaps
he mas had 10 contend with in tho
past. II. Will escape entertainments.
Wherever he goes in the South lie is
fet"d. This winter when Cobb and his
party landed ~ a little village near
Augusta they were met by crowd of
citizens. \ big feast had been planned
III cohb's honor. and instead of being
able 10 start right out after game. Ty
and his party had to otficiatc ut a big
feed. When they returned from the
woods ~ night another feed was laid
for them.
cobb il criticized every spring be-
cause he reports late at the Tiger
training camp. ~ says il ~ not he
cause he wants Ia be hifaiutin. but
because ~ hunting all winter lie
keeps III good shape, aud all ne needs
TO do III the spring is to throw a few
balls and he is ready for the tiamond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
ROWING MEETING Called
WILL FORM ASSOCIATION a
FOR SOUTHERN REGATTAS1
'irSinin Boat Club Enyors Project.
college Crews VIII Have Place
ON Annual Program "a

NoticeS or Il meeting to be hold in :
washington for the purpose Of organ.
tZing the Southern Rowing Associa-
ton have been sent ia the of,icin,. ~
the Nirginit, Boat club. which is III
Eited to be charter member Tba
meeting Will he hcld' on January On
that date having been set at the annual
meeting of tho Patapsco Navy. OF BAL
timore, which originated and standp
sponsor Tor the proposed organization
Delegates viii be invited from all
CLUBS south of Philadelphia, and IL ia
expected that Il pcrmanen, organiza
ton VIII be Effected at the preliminary
meeting. The association yyiu IL
formed TOR the purpose of holding M.
anai reSattas III one of the cities cons
nccted with the association While tho
membership is not restricted, Rich-
mond, Washington and Baltimore cities
are the only ones now mentioned
The entries will be limited i'm the
annual regatta to clubs in this section
OF tho country, those south OF Phila.
delphia being entitled 70 compete. II
Is proposed TO have the regatta in
June, and at such n time that il will
not conflict with any other regatta In
the Fast. -
since the organization was hrst pro-
posed its scope has been greatly
widened. The Baltimoreans had plan
ned TO have the regatta In that city
annually. and to make the affair an
invitation one. George Van Vlict, row.
ing instructor Of the Virginia Boat
club. IN this paper. pointed out the
disadvantages of the scheme and ita
shortcomings His suggestions were
approved, and II WAS decided to parcel
out the reG2ttas between the various
cities In the association and 10 make
them open events, which would not
choke off legitimate competition.
Now 1t IS more than probable that
the association will he started along
stu broader lines, its scope being
widcned 10 permit intercollegiate en-,
tries. 1t Is proposed to have an event!
between colleges south of philadelphiai
and tho matter has already gaineIl
much commentator. This Will mature
ally be big feature OF the regattn
ana may stimulate the rowing game In
colleges in this section. ~
Richmond College has turned out,
some fair crews, and may again take
up the aquatic sport. Washington and
Lee, which has two fair fours could
combine these crews into an eight, and
Washington and Baltimore institutions.
also have the advantage of being In
close touch with the rowing clubs in
their cities. 81
The local club has not yet received
notification of the meeting called forl
January %, but IL is probable that dele-s
gates VIII he sent, as the date is three
weeks Off, and there is plenty of time
to take action. Officials here are fa-
vorable to the project.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
MUST STOP TAMPERING
brooklyn Club Wants Noiyerton 4,
Keep Hands on Pitcher MniIs
In EntRrc.

CHICAGO. January 9-"Wolverton
Must stop Tamperine with Nails" is
Il head that appears in Il Rrooklyn pa
per. The san Francisco MANAGER is not
In trouble with the Post Office Depart-
mcnt. however, ms the headline might
Indicate. 1t seems that Pitcher Wal
ter Mails Of the Dodgers, wants 10
stay on the Pacific Coast. and recently
had an interview with Wol.crton in
which hc asked the manager to see If
he couldn't land him with san Frau
cisco for next season. President Eh-
bets says there is no chance, and that
Mails must report To Robinson and
show what hc has before deal for
him will be considered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
':hc Castles mt Isis.

for three days, to-day. Tomorrow
ana Wednesday. Mr., and Mrs. Vernon
castle. of the nimble feet. will remain
at the Isis. after which they leave for
other parts to continue their picture
demonstration OF how dancing In
,aStie can be made interesting, enter.
t'ihiAg, and-er profitable. It's a great
pic'ire. IN SIX reels. aud shows tho
Castles's struggles from near-povcrtv
10 suharnpulence. all by foot power
me press agent goes on to say how
many barrels or dollars people have
paid TO see the Castles dance for lust
a rev Meeting minutes, and then he
AUS mat they may no seen now dane
ing Tor nearly ninety minutes Mt Isis
pr'ceS' winch II is against tho rules
10 print in this column. At any rate
the Castles In The Whirl OF Life" arc
expected To bring big business to the
Isis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
Bijou's TrlnnsIe Program.

IL the good opinion expressed by
Some OF the best critics in the land may
hc regarded as an Indication Syd Chap
I'm, In the Sennott comedy. ~ Sub.
marine Pirate" which is half OF the
Triangle program ut the Rijou for to-
cay. Tomorrow and "Wednesday. should
frinG capacity business. The comedy
i' novel I'm Idea and In execution. tho
scenes having been taken aboard one
OF Uncle Sans underseas craft For
me Edge OF the Abyss" presented by
lhomas IL. lncc, the director secured
the services Of Mary Holland. one of
the most beautiful women OF the stage
to play the leading role. In addition.
Miss Soiand Is very much OF an actor.
as those who have seen her In sun
port or John Drew VIII attest She
VIII DC supported in this drama Of
societys upper crust by such we'll
known actors as Frank Mills and VIII
lard Mack.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
Soldiers Thank Theuter Manager.

Commandant Alex 5. Baird, OF Lee
Camp soldiers Home. In II communica,s
ton to Manager McNiven, OF the Bijou,
Yesterday. expressed the thanks of tho
old soldiers for the standing privilege,
allowed thcm Of visiting this theater
ut any time free of cost \ similar ;et-l
ter was received by AR. McNiven from
the Home for Needy Confederate Wom.i
en-. to whose inmates the same privt-
lcgc Is accorded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
"ramiilrr mt Colonial.

omen stars predominate in the
,otonial oferinG this week, with Clar,
klmhall Young rs the main attraction
to-day ana Tomorrow. In Camille"
Advance information says that Ca
mi!" has proven tho film sensation
OF INC new year. Miss Young has n
notahle supporting east, including PAN,
appellant. Wednesday and Thursday
h:lnGs TO the Colonial Marguerite
nhow. known throughout ilmland as
10y ressy' IN perturbation OF
John Drew's success. "Ros,marr"
i'ani Gilmore is Miss Shows LEADING
man. Friday and Saturday Dorothv
Green, with X, Cooper elite. viii hs
seen In the Fox Animation OF Richard
Mahsheids masterpiece, a Partisan
Romance" ''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
JUAREZ RESULTS

t'irst--SiN furlonSs-Maric CoEbili,
1903 Ill Shiiling>, to |. to .. to 8.
won; Colonel Randall, 10; Iiaynes).
{ 10 l. . to /, even. second: WaXcmall,
10 ,McCabc). i to /. 10 /, even.
third. Time, III 3-5 Rat Mastcrson.
Madeline Musgrave. Miss Sedlia, j. No
Ian. Goeetty, Joe Busher. Rose Garden.
Albert White, Louis Descosnets. King
Chiffon, Ailsa Paige also ran.
Second--I'ivc and one-half furiongs
--Cabir!a. l12 d!aynes,. TO b. to =.
to 10. won: Leah Cochrane. l0a or.
Shilling). 3 10 L. Ia }, out. second:
Lola 10. fMolcsworth), /. to l, 1 to /.
10 >. third. Time, 1907 l-5. Jose.
Belle Roach, IMpiel. Thelma Marie also
ran.
Third-Six furlonFs-Typc liz Ntc-
CateD, even, 10 .. TO L. won: Robert
Man1al, 10 tOmmcs). 4 to I, & to >.
to 5. second: Bermudian. 10 (GroSs),
to !. to ;, to >. third. Time. i:13.
Fairy Fay. Prospero Son. Lady Young.
Can,sin Druse, Wcyanolio also ran.
Fourth--Seven furlongs--Dundroary
100 tScheremhorn), To l, & TO 5, To .,
won; Tm. 0S (Grosa), d to I, . to l.,
even. second; Strathearn. 10 az. Smith,
10 TO ], To ], TO I, third. Tinr.
20 30. Egmont, Brooksk, Billy Joe
Baby Cal, Moneymaker also ran.
Fifth--Fiyo and one-half furlonSs--
Francis l07 I'ickens), 10 to /, to l..
{ to E. won; metropolitan, 40 (Groas),
3 10 /, even, . to 5, second Finnrin,
10" tGrares), to l, 3 To I. 3 to >.
third Time. :07. Frances G, old Coin,
Saliie O'pay. Mack f. Eubanks. KEN
rsth also ran.
Sixtlt--One miie-Transpareu,. los
tHonry). to I. . TO /. TO >. won;
Cordie T.. lo3 Graves. Z to l. even,
IL .. second: G;,no. 10 GROSS, $ TO
e, to 10. out, third. Time, l3J go.
Marjorie ID, Cords. Lady Innocence,
Zen Levy, Roso O'Noil also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
NcYro brought Back for Trial.

Charles Garfield Smith. coiored, waB
Yesterday brought back 10 this city
from Raleigh, ~ c.. where he had been
arrested and held upou a charge OF
cutting his wife. The ncccs-s
sary extratlition papers were issued
saturday by Governor Stuart. officer
q. T.. Smith was assigned TO return
the prisoner to this city for trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
To Train nj pnlest,ne.

Jones. manager Of the combined 81.
Louis Federal and American Lcu.ue
teams. announced Tonight thar :enta :
tive ARRANGEMENTS hsi bcun made FOR
the Brown SoX, AZ he calls the team,
to train At Palestine, Tex, this spring
II these ARRANGEMENTS are nade
Anal, hs said the team will 20 into
training about March s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
nnptis,s Open Basketball srnson.

WAKE FOREST, y. g, January o
The basketball season opens this week
NJ Wake Forest. with the team draw
ing two Of the strongest puints in the
State as their first opponents. Thurs
day nigh; the Durham Young Mems
Christian Associa ton team comes to
Wake Forest. and Saturday night the
University of North Carolina and the
Baptists play in Raleigh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
welsh ana Dundee Train.

NEW YORK. January 9.--Sunday was
no alibi for a let-up IN the training OF
Freddie Welsh and Johnny Dundee, IN
the preparation for their ten-round els
counter Thursday night
Welsh worked like beaver at DOUG.
laston Inn, and Dundee handled four.
sparring partners At the Westsde y. c..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
At the Movies To-Day

IfTrLE-Pnuline Frederick, l..
Lydia Gilmore"
BIJOU-Syd Chaplin. In ~ sub
marine Pfrntc," and Mnry Holland,
In '''rhc Edge or the Abyss"
ISIS-1ir. md Mrs.. Vernon Castle,
In "Ihc Whirl of Life.'
COioNiAI.-Clnrn Himball Young
In "Cnmilic."
Rose Among the Briars.v
REA-Giadys DrockScll I'm .rac
She Devil"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
rurcnnsed by Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE. January o--Elmer
Benson, second hasoman OF the 60
lImbus American Association baseball
club. had been purchased by the Mil
waukea club, II was announced to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
BARROW WILL NOW FIGHT
INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT
NO LONGER ON COMMITTEE
Passcs luck to Major LcuEues-Will
Enter baltimore Rcsnrdlcss OF
Federal League Owners.

Enter baltimore Ncsardiess OF
Federal League Owners.
clubbing with the Feds has been
abandoned by Edward Barrow. prcsi-
dent OF the international League. who
last night announced that he would 40
ahcud with his plans FOR the next sea-
son without further considering the
dcfunct outtt. This VIII be the most
welcome piece Of news that has reached
Richmond since the announcement that
peace had settled over the baseball
world.
Barrow. in making his announce
inent. withdrew from the committee
appointed to consider the dispute be-
tween tho Feds and luts. He stated
that he would proceed to rcorEanizc
his circuit. and with a club in Balti-
more. II the Tcrp owners refuse Il
reasonable Offer for the grounds In
that city another site viii be secured
and park built before the opening of
the season. No change Will be made
IN Buffalo at all, although the Feds
there would Ike to turn over their
park TO the Ints for Il consideration.
Local officials we're surprised to learn
that BARROW had withdrawn from the
peace committee, and they were graft
fed. too. Murmurs from disgruntled
fans had begun To come to their ears.
and they are anxious To see signs OF a
team being gathered for the nearing
season with barrow throwing down
to organized baseball, they feel sa,is-
Ned that Dunn viii know where no
stands and will be able TO act accord
lngly.
DUNN ARRIVES TODAY
ron OFFICIAL CONFERENCE
Dunn gets here This afternoon for a
conference with the directors of the
Richmond Exhibition Company. lie Is
loaded to the gunwaies with Inside
dope on what has truuSpircd at the
various peace meetings and other con-
fnbs between the opposing interests.
Although Alvin Smith has been quoted
as saying that no had all details from
thosc meetings. another officer. In q
position 10 know as much as Smith.
states that he Is positive that no de-
tails, other than those In the public
press, nave been received by his assoc
ciates. Further, hc believes that Smith
never made the statement credited TO
him.
harrow represented the Richmond
Exhibition Company at the various
meetings ut which he was u committee
member. He has not given out any
thing. and Dunn also has been silent.
the local officers waiting his arrival 70
learn his plans.
That punn w!ll 20 hnci; To Baltimore
is the obvious deduction To ho made
from the unexpected move by Barrow
Dunuie has always claimed that terri
tory, and in all OF the neac" ncrotia-
tohs Bhrro" mas bhcfca w, hNs con-
''hlimhS. i'"nn mas ottt'" S"Y,'Vp tpI
m. Int proxy considers 10 To adequate
~ ,' Mn, -
$3.50. ~ - 49,.
go"
~ ms inhi-s ni..
~ hAiii"'h'- !" '"'
Dumas interests ~" IN h"!imor', II.
has has home there. anu as that city
Is cohsiacEhniy iA!&Nr IMAM Ni'hhoh',
ne hGnr"s 'h"t VIZ! !"AE nun letter
M IN" le'uiv nc mn : a. - .oi',-
cory iloi, :" ~
49, ""u 80,
~ ~. 49, - 80
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p,,,;, ~, ,,r.n. IL, ,..,,.h "a a..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-10
'UNS SHOULD DIVUI.GE
NEWS FANS ARE CRAVING

lf Dunn Is signing up men, he should
let the news filter out. Last year there
was the excuse that the Feds might
make Il raid il they learned that n
player WINS signed. That time has dis
appeared. and secrets are 10 longer
necessary. Baseball managers now
are able to announce what players
they have signed, and many clubs have
already about completed their rosters
Even Norfolk and Portsmouth, not
even certain OF tho Virginia League
starting, are signing players
R,lrrow is to he congratulated upon
the stand he has taken. 1t Will be to
tho best interests OF the international
League to get Its plans under why
early. There Is much work to be
done before tho season opens Now
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-02
REAL ESTATE
FOB sALA

WANTED-Two young ladies to
serve Ice Cream. $500 per week an
board.
salt COVERDALE
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1916-08-02

presented to Newark. Success in
many instances has been accom-
plished by having a health survey
made. After this, the town au-
thorities adopt the recommends
tions without question. The re-
suit is always satisfactory. Some
towns, where social relationship
and business associations are
close, have given this authority to
some stranger, who can more cas-
lily hew to the line.
This Health Survey is an i'm
mediate demand unless powers
that be can suggest other means
To say Newark is as healthy as
the general run of towns is prob
ably true but nevertheless absurd.
1t can be made so that the sum-
mer filth diseases would be un-
heard Of.
Council can do no greater work
than some such movement as is
offered. The article in our Peo-
pies Column gives our satisfac-
tion a genuine jolt.
Let's make sickness in Newark
a disgrace and a sensation.