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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

In common justice as wen as from
humane motives We should try 10
Eolve this problem.
Sincerely. FERRY.
Dear Miss Grey; Please print thls
for tho benefit Of some OF your read
ers regarding old age.
Sincerely. MARY.
YOUTH
Youth Il not a time OF iifc: n Il n
state Of mind IL u not n matter Of
ripo cheeks rcd lips and supple
knees II IL n temper Of the will. a
quality Of the deep springs 81 life.
Youth means tcmperamental pre-
dominance OF courage over timidiiy.
OF appetite for adventure over love
Of ease. This often exists IN n man
OF so more than In a boy Of 20.
Nobody grows old BY merely living
a number OF years People grow old
only by deaertinK their ideals
Years wrinkle the skin: bat 10 give
up enthusiasm wrinkles the soul
Worry. doubt. scif-distrust. fear
and dcspalr--these are tho long. long
years that how tho heart and turn
tho grcenlnF spirit hack TO dust.
Whether so or rs. there IL in every
human beings heart the lure % won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

Miss Grey win receive CATERS
In iVr office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday from TO : . M. and
on Tuesday and Thursday from
II n. M. to i3 m. each week. Please
do not como at other times as II
seriously interfcres with her
writing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

Western photopiay rsmnncez Here.
instead OF the usual swashbuckilng
hero who fights with both hands
and shoots from the hip. we have a
timld little man whom people OF the
town falsely believe 10 he hero.
All his deniaia are disbciieved. and
set down 10 modenty. TiN resulting
confusion In the coward.hero'a atti-
tude toward his fellows becomes an
amusing character study presented
with the utmost flnense by the clever
character actor. Raymond Hatton.
And Larry Semon furnishes the
comedy. lie is seen Ia THE Show, -
the action Of which n laid in a the.
alter. IL ~ by far tire most prctcn-
tious ever filmed by this comedian.
COLUMBIA
secondhand Rose the adopted
Irish daughter In Second ave.
nawn.ahop family. IS framed up TO
marry a secondhand husband. n
wealthy Irish contractor almost
three times hes axe. Her adopted
brother gets into trouble. by her
Wit and with the help of her real
sweetheart. young Irish boy, she
fescues her brother. Htraightens out
the family affairs and wins the right
to her choice--a firsthnnd husband.
This Is the film play at tho Co
lumbia- IL IL called The SECOND.
Hand Rose" and presents Gladys
Walton In n new type OF role. She
has previously been seen only in
flsppcr roles. Tho little star docs
some very good acting.
COLONIAL
Tho Colonial n showing Harold
Lioyd's comedy. "A Sailor. Made
Man" until Tuesday night. This Is
ono OF the funniest pictures Lloyd
has yet produced. and. as the title
suggests most OF the action takes
place aboard ship with Lloyd In the
character Of a good.naiurcd COB who
is always putting his foot in II.
oh. yes. Mildred Davis is in the
story. too. And as usual. Harold
falls In love with her. She is as
sweet and charming as ever.
OAK
The final showing OF William
chrisiy cabannc's production. "The
Barricade." win take place tonight at
the Oak. Mr.. Cabanne has trans
ferrcd this story 10 the screen with
the utmost care and tho screen YER
sion closely follows the original
story.
Katherine Spencer. william A.
Strauss. Kenneth Harlan and John
o'connor are prominent In the cast
"The Barricade" IL a most interest.
Ing entertainment turnout and
drives home n powerful argument
against the shams OF false pride and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

NfNItaR 6tNDtN
Don't Doubt Your Wife" the At.
traction at the Winter Garden this
week. ia an exceptionally wcil.pro.
duced. weliactcd. interesting and
absorbing story. Written and
starred In BY Leah Baird. Il relates
a series Of marital disagreemenia
that lead TO divorce and then shows
tho aftermath.
Miss Baird. OF course. n charming.
Her acting is natural and sponta.
ncous. In the supporting cast Is
Emory johnson. a iayorite OF the
early screen days.
''Don't Doubt Your Wife, - alto
Fether an enjoyable and entertain.
ing attraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22

Yesterday enthusiastic in their appreciation ana
approval OF the WINTER GARDEN POLICY.
All attendance records broken. and the largo
crowds at all performances were OF the same opinion,
that with the high type OF entertainment offered tho
COOL resfu thcaer. perfect projection attentive
ice excellent musical program. and all this with
ADMISSION PRICE OF TEN CENTS. would be
difficult TO find attractive way for spending
enjoyable afternoon evening. We take this
opportunity to thank these patrons for their approval
and them that the same high standard will be
maintained at all times.
FRANK Il. EDwARDS
GEORGE TIERPICK,
Directors Winter Garden Theater
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
LIBERTY

Comedy and drama hold svny at
the Liberty this week. Ills Back
Against the WAR IL a news idea In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
"The Mastery of Fate"
BY GRANVILLE WHITE

Tuesday evening o'clock Orlando Edgar Miller PHI d.,
International Society of Applied Psychology ire
mendous speaker beneaction mankind will
be series psychological studies the
Mastery O Fate" in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-05-22
WINTER GARDEN

Hugh Wiley wrote the utieA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23

The members of tho Junior Class OF
tho New Castle High School nrc mnk-
Ing preparation TO hold a dance on
Thursday evening. March 30. In the
Opern House. The music will DO fur
nishcd by tho 1Iigh School orcheetra.
Tho proceeds derived viii go toward
tho fund for the trip to Washington
next year. by the members OF the
Junior and Senior clnsscs
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharer Walton and
daughter, Dorothy. Of Wilmington
Miss Viola Boi1den OF Stanton and
George Mccrone Of Chester epout last
evening ms guests OF Mrs. Lena w
Fleming Of Second and Chestnut
streets
Mrs. John Voit OF Broomall. pn.
spent yesterday aa Il guest ~ Rev and
Mrs, ] II. Bicking and family OF the
Methodist parsonage.
Mrs. John Owens OF Delnwnr. strect
IL confined 40 her home with the grip
Lady Of New Castle Interested n
church or child welfare work. Excel
lent eslary guaranteed Give presef
employment. telephone number aui
address Reply TO BOX 80. Ever
| Evening office ADV.
Read Parcel Post ads. in Ever
Evening. Saturday Special ofreringi
for out Of town buyers ADV.
scs Bridsewater for jcwelry.-~A
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford, March 23.-Miss Mollie E.
Dawson is spending several days with
her sister. Mrs. w. N. Chudley. In
Philadelphia.
AT a meeting of the football letter
men OF the Seaford school branch,
Norris was elected captain for next
season. The team viii lose only one
man by graduation and expects to have
a very successful season.
Lola Griffith. Thomas Moore and
Virginia Vincent won the defamation
contest in the senior department OF
the Seaford high school. and the jun
ior contest was won by Irving Car
penter and Morrison Darbie, tied foi
first honors: Mary Lowe was award.
ed second place and William Dewitt
and Anna Phillips tied for third place
Carpenter, Lowe and Darbie wer,
chosen To represent the class In thu
local contest. which will be held in tn,
Acorn Club. on March 2S instead o.
March as first announced.
a tennis court has been laid ou
at the Seaford public school ground,
and an association VIII be forme,
among the scholars.
Mrs. G. II. Carter is spending th'
week with her daughter. Miss Blanch,
/ Carter. who Is teaching school nea
Marshalton.
( Fred Owens is quite Ill with an at
/ tack of grip at his home. Mrs. Owens
who was called TO Clayton. Monday
/ by tho illness of her daughter, Mrs
w. c. Weaver, Jr,. was called hom
tn nurse her husband.
James b. Thompson is confined {
his home by Illness,
Henry y. Morgan, son OF Josep
Morgan of near Blades, who for sew
eral years has been foreman OF tn
Wicomico Countian. Salisbury, Md
has resigned TO take a position wit
Herman Taylor, Salisbury Job printe
Read Parcel Post ads. in Ever
Evening. Saturday-Special offerine
for out OF town buyers ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
RICHARDSON PARK.

Richardson Park. March 23.-Ep-
worth League OF the NJ. T. Church
tonight. at open meeting. will debate
the following question: That the law
compelling the paying OF SO for the
Ming fee shoiIld be abolished by the
Legislature" The debate Will be open
TO all and the tax VIII be discussed az
length.
Five Points Civics Association will
hold an oyster supper in the Com
munity Building. Saturday evening.
The third case OF scarlet fever
among pupils of the school was re-
ported several days ago when Walter
McKendrick was taken III. AS a re-
suit the first and second grade room'
were closed for several days. The Othei
pupil suffering from the disease, Eliz
abeth Pyle, IS recovering.
! Workmep IN the employ OF the Levy
Court have resurfaced the du Pom
road in front of the school house witt
several tons OF crushed stone. The roa'
way was mass Of mud for severa
weeks and the stone has made it pass
able
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
|BANK RECEIVER SEEKS
| TO RECOVER S61,2O9
Action Growing Out Of Failure
OF Second National Bank
Of Elkton.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Elkton. Md. March 23,--Elevon
suits on claims amounting TO 6l.209
growing uut Of the failure OF the Sec
ond National Bank OF Blkton. have
l-en filed IN the United States District
Court In Baltimore by Receiver Thorn
IS w. Perkins OF the bank against the
following persons OF this town:
Omar u. Crothcrs. $4,000: Wilmer J.
Falls, s5.226. Calvin Fox. $4,000. Oliver
C.. Giles, $4,000: Charles II. Biddle,
81, 900; s. Ralph Andrews, Sc, 900; Anna
Bradley. $4,000: Isaac Wilson. colored,
$4,000: Frank Corriden. $4,000; Gilpin's
Falls Electric Co, $4,000: Cecil Fire
Insurance Co. $4,000.
The notes are said 10 have been CIV
en- io William T. Warburton. when an
examiner found n shortage in the
hanks account and when the late pres
ident called on the above named par
ties he rs understood to have urged
them 10 indorse his note for a couple
hundred dollars. and after the bank
closed It's door the notes were discov-
cred TO call for the thousand dollart
/ instead OF the hundred dollars. Many
notes OF smaller denomination are
said to have besn given, payable e
the bank. by Charles +. Warburton
his son. who r. named as one OF the de
| fendents.
The indorsers OF the notes will con.
/ test the suit and II will be a Ions
drawn out litigation. It is believed.
Judge Rose, in the United State.
! Court, Is holding under consideration
a motion by States Attorney Henr!
/ A. Warburton and other executors o
the late bank president to dismiss &
petition for the appointment Of re
ceiver for Warburton's estate for tn
purpose OF partially recovering on al
alleged promisory note for $1,000 Civ
| en- by Warburton before the hank
failure and the notes drawn in litiga
ton. This petition for a receiver OF tn
estate was filed by Receiver Perkins
and argument was heard to dismis
the petition on the ground that tn
note Is now in the custody OF IN
Orphans Court for Cecil county an
the Federal Court lis without 1urisdic
ton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23

Here is homemade syrup which
millions Of people have found TO be
the most dependable means OF break
ing up stubborn coughs. II is cheap
and simple, but very prompt in ac-
ton Under its healing, soothing in
fuencc, chest soreness goes, phlegm
loosens, breathing becomes easier,
tickling in throat stops and you get
good nights restful sleep. Tho
usual throat and chest colds are con-
quered by it in "a hours or less.
Nothing better for bronchitis, hoarse-
ness, Group. throat tickle, bronchial
asthma or winter coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup,
pour 2is ounces of Pinex into pint
bottle and fill the bottle with plain
granulated sugar syrup and shake
thoroughly. II you prefer use clari-
fed mOlasses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead OF sugar syrup. Either way.
you get full pint--a family supply
of much better cough syrup than
you could buy ready made for three
times the money. Keeps perfectly
and children love it's pleasant taste.
Pnex is a special and highly con-
centrated compound of genuine Nor
way pine extract, known the world
over for its prompt healing effect
upon the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2js ounces of Pinex"
with full directions, and don't accept
anything else. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co.
TT. Wayne, Ind
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
NEWS OF LAUREL.

Laurel. March 23.-Eagle Patrol,
No. /, Girl Scouts OF Laurel. has
again started holding regular weekly
meetings. which had been discon-
xinued since January. The patrol is
composed Of local high school girls.
several OF whom are well up In scout
craft, having passed the second-class
scout examination. Miss Mary strip
ing, teacher OF foreign languages in
the high school, Is captain OF the
patrol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson Of
Philadelphia. are here for several days
with friends and relatives.
The girls Of 81. Philips Episcopal
Sunday school will hold bake In
the store Of T. J. Waller, on Market
street, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Allen were
guests Of Mrs. Ethel Allen. in VIII
miugton. the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morton enter
tained at progressive Ave hundred al
their home on Sixth street, Tuesday
evening. After an enjoyable evening
at cards, refreshments We're served
Among the guests were DR.. and Mrs
Roscoe Elliott. Captain and Mrs. VII
liam J. Quillen. Mr.. and Mrs. John W
King, Mrs. Roland T. Quillen. Mrs
Ella Records Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Riggin and Mrs. Fannie Cordrey.
Miss Dorothy Wheale. well-knowr
as a temperance speaker. will lecture
in the Methodist Protestant Church
Friday evening. March "a.
Mrs. James o. Adams and daughter
Nancy. are spending some time here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alber
y White.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
FOR BOARD OF TRADE.

Newark. March 23.--Another public
meeting will be held In Council cham
bers. tonight. TO complete the organi-
zation OF a Board of Trade started at
the original meeting last Thursday
night. Mayor Frazer appointed j. Il.
Dougherty, Warren A. Singles and
Frank Fader committee on nomi-
nations and J. pearce Cam, Edward
l.. Richards and Frank Collins .
Lcommittee on bylaws. and the for
mer committee, Il has been an
nounced. will recommend the follow
ing officers at the meeting tonight:
George w. Drinin, president; "
! Warner McNeal, vicepresidcnt an'
/ Warren A Singles. treasurer: execu-
/ tive committee, Edward j.. Richards
| DIR. Walter Hullihen and Norris y
! Wright.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
PAY FOR ROAD LABOR.

Georgetown, March 2S.-At meet
ing of the Sussex County Levy Court,
Tuesday, decision was reached TO al
low the supervisors in the several
districts who have charge OF main
tenance of the dirt roads from twenty
five to thirty-five cents per hour, in
cluding transportation. In 1920 and
1921. the price was thirty. thirty-five
and forty cents per hour. The higher
wage was paid in the large districts
where the supervisors were more ex-
perienced and kept gangs on the road
nearly every day in the week. The
Board Of Commissioners OF Frankford
will appear before the Levy Court
Tuesday of next week and take ur
some matters.
The bond Of George E. Hearn, who
recently was appointed constable for
the Fifth district. was approved on
Tuesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford. March 2S.--Mrs. J. Stanley
Short. Miss Lena Short, Mrs. c. u.
Abbott, Mrs. s. &. Evans, Jr.. and
Mrs. J. Harry Humes motored TO
Dover, yesterday. 10 hear Mrs. Henry
Cotton, OF New Jersey lecture on Ma
tional Legislation. They were guests
of Mrs. Henry lidgley.
Mr. and Mrs. IL. B. Boyer. Miss
Edith Beck and Mrs. Kate Speak
man. of Smyrna have been guests OF
Mrs. Harry J.. Grier. the past week
In their honor Mrs. Gfier entertained
with cards, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Daniel HirsCh and Miss Eliza
beth Carlisle, who have been on a
two weeks trip 10 bermuda, are eN-
pected home this week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
FREE DELIVERY ron FLsMERF

Special Dispatch 70 Every Evening.
Washington. March Ex-senator L.
Heisler Ball. of Delaware. today took
up with tho poatofiico Department the
matter uf eatabliRhinR FREQ delivery
sytefn at Eisnere. Delaware. hacking
up tho claim Of tho citizens OF the
community that there ere enough pa
irons OF tho Office 10 Justify the do.
livery.
senator Haal urged that this improve
mont in tho mail servioo bo rnnde n
Fslsmere, 90 tho people arc anxious
for Il. ana according 20 his view, they
deserve II.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
LEwEs NOTES.

I.ewec, March 23--Iiarry NJ. frAr-
gett OF Wilmington was a visitor here
on Monday. Mr.. HnrEctt and family
spent summer at Loves Beach and
made many friends while I'm thir
ncighborhood.
Mrs. James II. Cooper OF Fort
Washington, Pa. In Visiting friends
IN Iewc~ Mrs. Cooper wss Mtrs Solldc
Naples and spent her childhood d,ys
in Iewcs.
Mrs. Harry V. Lyons and Mrs
James Cooper spent Tuesday II
Georgetown with DIR. and Mrs. ROLAND
payntcr.
Captain and Mrs. Clinton Long wen
to Philadelphia. Tue,'ay for a virit o
n few days.
Mrs. salle Conwell hae n few Jon
quils blooming In her yard
Mrs. l.. Y. Evans. Mra. Donald Il
Evane. little Jack Evans and Be,t!
| I,ofland are on the eick list.
Tho Womene Exchange being raj
by tho members OF tho gwannendao
| Club is quite successful. Tho proceed
are to bc used towards the new clu
building. There Is much enthueinrn
among the club members at the pros
pect OF n club home. Tho exchange
hald every Friday afternoon ut IN
Library Building. Corner South nm
| Third streets.
Tho Girls Friendly OF 81. Peter
Church arc preparing to hold balt
In the gnr Office. building. Saturdln
next, for tho benefit Of st Michael
1
are rs or 20 members OF tho Dir
Friendly and they do quite bit ,
good work
Mrs. I4yone Richardson r. IN Phil,
delphla on n ehoppinE trip.
Captain and Mrs. James Kelly ha'
announced tho engagement % tho
only daughter. Mies Cecilia May.
Mr. l.. Leroy Evans son OF Mir.
. +, Evans. They have bean swSethonr
from childhood.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
PREMIUM ON BOND ISSUE.

Georgetown, March 23.-Two hun
dred thousand dollars worth of Sussex
County Highway Improvement bonds
sold here yesterday above par, the
Farmers Bank Of the State Of Del
aware being the successful bidder at
S1O2.S7ja. Other bidders and the
prices offered were: National City
Bank, s102.079; Easterbrook & Co,
$101.39; Gillespie Company
s1OO.77S2; Laird & Company, VIII
mington. $101.S2.
The bonds will bear date of January
1. 1922, and all are Of the denomina-
ton Of 81, 900 bearing per cent in
terest payable semi-annually, on the
first day of July and January in each
year. Five Of the bonds will mature
on January /, 1881 and five on each
date thereafter up to and including
the year of 1870.
Read Parcel Post ads. in Every
Evening, Saturday-Special offerings
for out Of town buyers.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23

the manufacture OF toys and tho
other basket factory.
The New Century Club will give a
supper. Friday evening OF next wcolS,
for the benefit OF tho library.
Members OF tho junior class OF tho
Newark high school conducted a
mock trial ut tho school, Tuesday.
with much success.
Work is expected TO start soon on
tho new $4,000 building for tho Aetna
Hose Hook and Ladder Co.. which
will b erected on ground donated by
the Newark Academy trustees. on tho
southeast corner OF Delaware avenue
and Academy street. Clarence II.
Hope of Wilmington has been named
to prepare the plans. after which bids
viii be asked.
Rev. Edgar Jones has returned from
Halifax. n. s.. where no conducted a
two weeks mission in an Episcopal
Church In that city. He will start
mission In st. Thomas Y. II. Church
on Sunday.
Sunday afternoon services started
several weeks ago at tho Red Mems
Fraternal Home are attracting con-
siderable attention. They are arranged
by Superintendent Russell, who takes
a keen interest in them.
| A benefit movie show will be held IN
the Opera House. March 81. to raise
funds for tho purchase OF athletic
equipment for the high school.
i Newark Country Clubs nine hole
golf course. laid out last fall by VIII.
fred Reid OF the Wilmington Countr,
Club. is being put In shape for tn,
season. There are now 126 member,
of the club, OF whom 26 are women
There are several members from WI
mingtou. Showers and lockers ar,
being installed In the club house.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
TWO FUNERALS.

Newark, March 23.-The funeral OF
Mrs Annie II, Thoroughbred. who
died on Sunday at the homo Of her
son. Professor Robert W. Thorough
good took place today. The body was
taken TO Georgetown. this morning.
and services were held in her late
home there at 100 o'clock this after
noon.
The funeral Of Jehu Webb Davis
was held at 1.3O o'clock this after
noon with services in Mt. Salem Nj. f.
Church. Pencader hundred, and inter
ment in the adjoining cemetery. Mem
bers OF American Flag Council. .Jr. o
L. A. NJ. Of Newark and OF Pencader
Castle. Knights OF the Golden Eagle
Of which the deceased was q member
attended the services.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
Fire Destroys Garage and Auto.

Fire this morning about 1890 de-
troyed the frame garage and an au-
tomobile owned by William Walsh OF
oak Grove. The loss is estimated at
s., 900. Mr. and Mrs. Walsh had been
in this city last night and returned
about 11.45 O'Clock and placed tho ma
chine In the garage. a short time
later the roof OF the building was seen
In flames. Firemen were called from
Elsmere. Cranston Heights. and Five
Points but the building was in ruins
when they arrived. They saved the
Walsh home from destruction. The
cause Of the fire is undetermined
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
FOR PHYSICAL TRAINING.

Dover. March 2S.--At the weekly
meeting of the Business and Pro-
fessional Womens Club. a branch OF
the Northern District OF the y. w. &.
A.. yesterday st was decided TO have
a physical training class. They have
secured the services Of Physical
Training Teacher Simpson OF Dover
public schools. TO instruct them. and
the first lesson Will be given on Mon
day night next at the Atlasta House.
The Dover branch now has 40 ac-
tive members Of the club and are
beginning a drive for q larger mem
bership.
Read Parcel Post ads. in Every
Evening. Saturday-Special offerings
for out OF town buyers-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
ROSE HILL NEWS.

Rose Hill, March 23-Mrs. ]. t.
Niddletown Of Hamilton Park is Ill
n her home.
Harry. Cloud is romodeling his front
porch and IL makes great improve
pents TO his property.
Mrs. George Harris OF Center street.
Hamilton Park. who was very III. Is
Improving.
MIR. and Mrs. Hush Ryan Of New
Castle. spent Tuesday evening with
j.. IL. Pierson and family.
Alice Drummond. who was operated
on for tumor at Delaware Hospital,
T. improving.
The new hothouse that has bec'i
erected on the Tihbt property Is
much appreciated ~ the community
OWING TO the heavy rains. the large
well on the Warde,l property has
caVCd in.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-23
pECLAMATION CONTEST.

Newark. March 23.--Nert Thurs
day there will be defamation con-
test at the local high school TO decide
on the students to represent the
school in tho county contest at Mid
dletown. Those who have entered tho
contest for next Thursday and their
subjects follow
Justin steel, For Love OF Man "
George Chalmers. THE Champion
Quarterback Sarah pierson.. Re
becca's Ride" Mildred Major. The
other Wise Man" Hannah Iindel
Christmas Eve on Lonesome" Emma
I.ovett. Perfect Tribute"