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Evening star., 1923-07-15
Timed His Gas.

IN the course OF his career as a
motion picture director. Jerome
Storm. the man who piloted Charles
Ray through the formative period Of
his screen career, has been faced
with many tasks that required a high
degree of ingenuity with strong
gift for invention, yet he admits he
was stumped on one OF the simplest
he undertook to direct Children Of
jazz" the screen version OF Harold
Brighouse's London play.
ITO meet the demands Of the manu-
script" Mr.. Storm explained. I'VE had
to have two men desert an airplane In
regard for airplanes. once their char
acters have deserted the ship. and. as
far as the author Is concerned. the
whole aerial contraption can fly right
along until 1t collides with tho
equator.
I'm motion picture work. however,
we really are supposed to keep track
of cost. and the cost experts around
the Paramount west coast plant are
not men who look with favor on the
loss of a $4,000 airplane. when they
have directors around to figure out
a most urgent necessity for devising
some way to drop the aviators of,
via parachutes, and still save the
soaring plane.
Luckily. the manuscript called for
a flight over water. which did away
with many Of the complications, but
the problem of what to do with the
afrplane afterward caused me at least
one worried night. When I did hit
on the way to turn the trick. 1t was
SO simple I could have kicked myself
1t was. merely. to give the plane
fn IA
spot where the aviators dropped of
and then allow 1t to coast to the
water. with the controls lashed, when
the gasoline ran out
OF course. we had to do q lot Of
testing to discover just how much gas
we needed, but we got It down to the
proper amount at last, and when
Ricardo Cortez and Robert Cain
dropped overheard in midair the old
plane ust, scared on out of picture
range and settled down to the waves
In curve as graceful as that of
bored seagull."
Evening star., 1923-07-15
The Cet-Together Idea

practical means to bring the
author and producer Of motion
pictures closer together were formu-
lated recently at an organization
meeting of the authors advisory
board. appointed by the first interna-
tional congress on motion picture
arts. held June and at the Wal
dorf-Astoria Hotel. The meeting was
held at the home of Alice Duer Mil
Ter In New York.
Committees were appointed to
formulate the producers idea OF how
the author can cooperate in the pro-
duction of his stories for the screen
and also to clarity the demands of
the authors on producers in the Aim
ing Of their stories. Another COM
mittee was named to select films suit
able for the study OF authors. and an
executive committee. consisting of
George Barr Baker, Eric Schuler.
Clarence s. Thompson and Charles E.
Mccarthy, was named to carry on the
work of the board during the sum-
mer.
The various committees will report
at a meeting of the board to be held
in September.
Evening star., 1923-07-15

HTHE most photographed girl In the
world Is appearing in the lead
ing role of ."The Ragged Edge That
is the characterization which has
been given to Mimi Palmeri. The
photopiay is based on Harold Mac
Grath's famous novel of the South
seas.
Miss Palmerrs- entrance into motion
picture work came about in a way
which reads like a fairy tale. She
was born in New York city, and went
to school there. Then she went to
a musical institute to study for the
concert stage, but during summer
vacation two years ago she took up
fashion modelling before a camera,
and soon found the work profitable.
She posed for nearly all the COM
mercial studios in New York and thus
came to be known as. THE most pho
tographed girl"
g Friend, wife of the president of
Distinctive Pictures Corporation,
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Norma Thanked by Princess
D oYALrY was present in London at

p CYALTY was present In London at
the first screen appearance Of
Margaret Leahy. Ekgland's most
beautiful woman, in Buster Keaton's
comedy. Three Ages" Miss Leahy.
who was brought to the United States
through selection by Norma Talmadge
In a beauty contest, returned to Eng
land to make personal appearances
at the first showing OF the picture.
In the audience was the Queen
Mother Alexandra. Princess Alice and
other members of the royal family.
Princess Alice sent the following
message to Norma Talmadge:
az am personally deeply grateful to
Miss Norma Talmadge for her kind
ness to a British girl. I shall watch
Miss Leahy's career with interest and
hope soon to have the pleasure Of
personally complimentinE Miss Tall
maGge,"
Evening star., 1923-07-15

QUEEN ISABELLA Of Spain was
X one of the most painted women
of Spanish medieval history-mear-
ing, not that she wore the most make
up or anything like that, but that her
portrait was painted nearly hundred
times by Velasquez.
Possibly velasquez didn't realize he
was doing it, but he made the only
lasting record of women's clothes of
the period And now, as a result.
Photographic copies of all OF the
paintings are lined up at the Para
mount West Coast Studio in the Co.'S
tune designing department.
There's a reason, as the breakfast
food Advertisements say
This reason dates back to the time
not long ago when Paramount de-
cfded to film the famous story Don
Caesar de Bazan," with Pola Negri in
the stellar role. 1t is to be called
"The Spanish Dancer"
In order to design dresses for the
women, 1t has been necessary to use
considerable Imagination since none
but royal gowns are shown in the
paintings of Velasquez. There are no
brocades now such as were worn
Evening star., 1923-07-15

Come" Its cast includes Wanda
Hawley, Harry Depp, Robert Schable,
Walter McGrail, Josephine Crowen,
and Julia Faye.
The story presents the difficulty in
which two young authors became in
volved by creating a fictitious char
acter to market their stories without
breaking ironclad contracts which
prevent them from Offering their out
put to any but one publisher. A
book agent is asked to assume the
responsibility of the sins of this fic-
titious character. He agrees, and when
he falls in love with the governors
daughter it leads him into a veritable
maze of political intrigue. In which
he prevents the governor from walk
Ing into a bribery trap. finds himself
with 100000 that nobody claims and
manages to win the girl.
A new Sunshine comedy, Apple
Sauce; the Pathe News pictures.
Topics Of the Day and a delightful
overture by the Palace Orchestra, un-
der Thomas Joseph Cannon, will be
added attractions
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Wandering
Daughters" and Lloyd Hamilton. in
Uneasy Feet: Tuesday and Wednes-
day, May McAvoy, in only 3d." and
Paul Parrott, in The Uncovered
Wagon; Thursday. Madge BelIamy,
in Are You a Failure?" and Charlie
Chaplin, in "Sunnyside"; Friday, Clara
Kimbal Young. In "Cordelia, the
Magnificent" and Jimmie Adams, in
once Over; Saturday, Miriam Cooper
and Kenneth Harlan, in THE Girl
Who Came Back" and Harry Pollard
in THE Courtship of Miles Sandwich"
Evening star., 1923-07-15

THAT some of the bigger producing
A-organizations are sitting the
progress of the photoplay by shear
inE-directors of their creative re-
spensibilities," in the making of
pieyures and producing photoplays by
departmental methods, is the charge
of.naurice Tourneur. =
The practice now becoming COM
mon among big organizations. of
buyIng stories, adapting them to
scenario form, casting the picture and
b,fliding the sets before the direcSOr
is engaged Is one that will do more
to block the progress of motion pic
lures than anything else," said Mr..
Tourneur.
I'm some big companies the direc-
-or is having less and less to say
about the picture he makes. Re-
Gently a fortune was paid for a story.
n expensive cast was engaged and
work on the building of tremendous
sets actually started before. the df-
. rector was engaged. Then a director
Sof doubtful talents was placed in
charge of the picture.
"This is like buying the finest
broadcloth obtainable, the best silks
and buttons money can purchase, de-
signing and cutting the cloth and
then calling a small East Side tailor
to make you up a wonderful suit OF
clothes.
'.EEhis is the reason" says Mr. Tour
Evening star., 1923-07-15
A Really Hard Experience.

make themselves heard, were some of
the climatic handicaps.
The company travelled with native
stage hands, and visited for one per-
formance a settlement seven miles
from the railroad in the hills, where
scenery and baggage were trans
ported on the backs of natives.
Quartermaine was at Amritzar dur
ing a native uprising. In all the hill
stations the company received ex-
cellent patronage from the English
population.
Perhaps the most unusual expert
ence was at Madras, where he played
Hamlet" before the student body of
the native college. The students were
familiar with Shakespeare from the
printed page. But in the entire body
of several thousand there was no
individual who ever had seen Shake
speare on the stage.
Evening star., 1923-07-15

CHARLES QUARTERMAINE. it is
said. came to the Loyalties com
pany after two years of the most
unusual theatrical experience eve
undertaken by an actor.
With an English company he played
through the orient and into India.
far beyond the range of the usual
touring companies. He was with the
company two seasons. and played in
pieces as divergent In their nature 8 =
"Oficer 666" and "Othello." Calcutta
in the worst of the hot weather.
where the punkas could not be useh
because the air currents caused the
lines of the play to be lost. and tbe
British hill station, where the rain on
the roof during the wet season was SO
hard that the actors could scarcely
Evening star., 1923-07-15
York.

Today, Bebe Daniels and Antonio
Moreno, in The Exciters," and Jimmie
Adams, in "a Good Scout" tomorrow,
Miriam Cooper and Kenneth Harlan.
in THE Girl Who Came Back, - and
AL st. John, in THE Artist; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Betty Compson, in
1.-THE Rustic of SILK" and Buster Kea-
ton, in THE. Love Nest; Thursday,
Dorothy Dalton, In Fog Bound" and
"a Jungle Romance; Friday. Alice
Terry and Ramon Navarro. in; Rex
Ingraham's where the. Pavement
Ends" and Paul Parrot, in THE Un-
covered Wagon; Saturday, Walter
HERS, in sixty Cents an Hour" and
"our Gang" comedy, "a Pleasant
Journeyn -.
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Circle.

Today and tomorrow. Leatrice Joy,
Nita Naldi. Lewis Stone ana Pauline
Garon, in You Can't Fool Your
Wife; Tuesday. Milton SilIs and Mar
gurite LaMotte. in What a Wife
Learned; Wednesday. Mary of the
Movies" with forty screen celebrities; f.;
Thursday and Friday, Thomas
Meighan, in THE Ne'er Do Well"
Saturday, Jack Holt, in The Tigers
Claws"
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, May McAvoy,
Elliott Dexter and Lois Wilson. in
only 49, and Paul Parrott, in "The
Uncovered Wagon: Tuesday and
Wednesday, wandering Daughters"
and Lloyd Hamilton. in Uneasy
Feet: Thursday, Clara Kimball
Young, in "Cordelia, the Magnificent"
and Jimmie Adams, in Traffic; Fri
day, Miriam Cooper and Kenneth Har-
Ian. in The Girl Who Came Back"
and Fighting Blood No. 8; Satur-
day. Madge Bellamy, in Are You a
Failure?" and Harry Pollard, in The
Courtship of Miles Sandwich"
Evening star., 1923-07-15
PALACE-Jack Holt in "Nobody's
Money"

Jack Holt, the screen star, will be
seen at Loew's Palace this week, be-
ginning today, in an altogether diff
ferent type of role-that of a come
dian-in "Nobody's Money" the screen
version of William LIE Barron's play.
William LIE Baron is the author of
The Very Idea" Apple Blossoms"
"I@Love You" and other hits. NO
body's Money" is Paramount picture.
scena rized by Beulah Marie Dix and
d irected by Wallace Wormsley, who
ditacted "The Street Called Straight"
and 1.-The Little Shepherd of Kingdom
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Beauty Joins Passing Show
FLORENCE DARLING, who appear

FLORENCE DARLING. who appeared
in 1.-THE Dancing Girl with AL
Jolson in '.Bombo" in his recent en-
gagement at the Winter Garden, has
been engaged as general understudy
of the young women who take the
part of guests in the royal wedding
scene and who appear as the best
sellers" in the "The Beautiful and
Damned" scene. ''
Miss Darling is we'll known in art
and theatrical circles as girl Of
striking beauty. She Is twenty years
old, with red hair and blue eyes.
Evening star., 1923-07-15
American.

Today and tomorrow, Pola Negri, In
Bella Donna; Tuesday, Walter
HERS. in Mr.. Billings Spends His
Dime "Wednesday. Pola Negri. in
Mad Love; Thursday, What's
Wrong With the Women; Friday,
Reginald Denny. in The Kentucky
Derby; Saturday. Mary Miles Minter
in THE Trail of the Lonesome Pine"
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Favonte.

Today, Reginald Denny, in "The
Abysmal Brute; tomorrow. Kather-
Inc Macdonald, in Domestic Rela-
tons: Tuesday, Clara Kimball Young.
in The Woman in Bronze; Wednes-
day, Guy Bates Post in "rhe Mas
querader"; Thursday, Herbert Raw
linson, in Fools and Riches; Friday,
Helene Chadwick, In Gimme: Satur-
day, Roy Stewart. in Burning Words"
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Home.

Today and tomorrow, Lewis Stone.
in You Can't Fool Your Wife; Tues
day. The Woman Who Fooled Her
SELF; Wednesday. Gossip; Thursday,
Scarlet; Friday. Betty Compson IN
THE Green Temptation; Saturday
Wyndham Standing, in THE Isle Of
Doubt"
Evening star., 1923-07-15

Holt, in The Tigers Claw: Bobby
Vernon, In Second Childhood" and
Racing Hearts; Paul Parrott. in
Fresh Eggs: last chapter of Oregon
TRAIL first chapter of The Eagles
Talons"; Saturday, open pm,
Gladys Walton. in Town Scandal"
Century comedy, Speed Bugs" and
Pearl White, in "Plunder," No. IA.
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Hippodrome.

Today, Betty Compson, in The
White Flower; tomorrow, Bebe
Daniels, in THE Worlds Applause; I;
Tuesday, Gloria Swanson, in "The
Great Moment; Wednesday, Frank
Mayo, in 1.-THE First Degree; Thurs
day, Marguerite Snow, in THE Yelled
Woman: Friday, Agnes kyres, in
CLANCY, in white Paris Sleeps"
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Carolina.

Today and tomorrow, Souls for
Sale: Tuesday. What's Wrong with
the Women?" Wednesday and Thurs
day. You Can't Fool Your Wife;
Friday, Charles Mack and Elinor Fair,
in Driven; Saturday, Mary of the
Movies" also Pathe News and Aesops
Fables.
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Elite.

Today and tomorrow, Nero; Tues
day. Mary Miles Minter. in The Trail
of the Lonesome Pine; Wednesday.
kathlyn Williams in Trimmed in
Scarlet; Thursday, Sylvia Dreamer,
in THE First Degree; Friday. Viola
Dana, in "A Noise in Newbcro"; Sat
urday. Rosemary Theby, in THE Mid
night Patrol"
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Princess.

Today, Pola Negri. in Mad Love-"
also Buster Keaton. in DAY Dreams
tomorrow, Whats Wrong With the
Women?" Tuesday. Agnes Ayres. in
Racing Hearts; Wednesday and
Thursday, You Can't Fool Your
Wife: Friday, Mary Miles Minter, In
THE Trail of the Lonesome Pine;
Saturday, THE Man From Glengarry."
Evening star., 1923-07-15
: Raphael.

Today, Lewis Stone, in You Can't
Fool Your Wife; tomorrow, Herbert
Rawlinson, In "Nobody's Bride;
raesoax ,as: Wednesdav e naS SONS for IN ss1an m
Thursday. Ethel Grey Terry, in
What Wives Want; Friday, Agnes
Ayres, in Racing Hearts": Saturday,
Jack Holt, in ."The Tiger.s Claw"
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Chevy Chase

Tomorrow and Tuesday, Bebe Dam
iels. in "Glimpses of the MDon";
Aesop's Fables, THE Beauty Parlor'
and Kilograms; Wednesday, Milton
Sills, in What Wife Learned; !;
Aesop's Fables. "Spooks' and Jimmy
Adams. in Broke; Thursday, Jack
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, May McAvoy,
Elliott Dexter. and Lois Wilson. in
"onIy. 3s"; and Paul Parrott, in THE
Uncovered Wagon; Tuesday and
wednesday, wandering Daughters
and Lloyd Hamilton, in Uneasy Feet;
Thursday, Clara Kimball Young, in
Cord ella the Magnificent" and Jim
mie Adams, in -"Once Over: Friday.
Miriam Cooper and Kenneth Harlan. in
sThe Girl Who Came Back" and
Mage Bellamy,~ In, Are You. a Fail
ure?" and Charlie Chaplin in Sunny
side. 49,.
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Liberty.

Today and tomorrow. Souls for
Sale; Tuesday. Bryant Washburn. in
Hungry Hearts; Wednesday, "Se-
crets of Paris; Thursday, Johnny
Hines, in Sure Fire Flint; Friday
Mary of the Movies; Saturday, Ethel
Clayton, in The Remittance Woman" "
Evening star., 1923-07-15

nett. in "Your Friend and Mine;
Tuesday, Lon CLANCY. in while Paris
SON in lone Wonderful Night;
Thursday, Alice Lake. in Kisses;
Friday, Nazimova, in Camille; Sat
urday, Richard 'Barthelmess, in THE
"a 4. Row
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow, Souls for
Sale" and Jimmie Adams, in Crash; /;
Tuesday, Driven; Wednesday; Agnes
Ayres in Racing Hearts; Thursday
and Friday, Jack London's "Abysmal
Brute; Saturday, Madge Rellamy in
Soul Of the Beast"
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Photoplays This Week
AT THE PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.

AT THE PHOTOPLAY HOUSES THIS WEEK.
RALTO-"Backbone with Alfred the also in
Shown this afternoon and evening.
COLUMBIA-"Chldren of jazz" Shown this afternoon and
evening.
METROPOLITAN Douglas MacLean, in "a Man of Action"
Shown this afternoon and evening
PALACE-ack "Nobodys Money" Shown this afternoon.
and evening
CENTRAL-"The Last Moment" Shown this afternoon and
evening.
CRANDALLS-"Don Quick Shot of Grande" Shown
afternoon and
Evening star., 1923-07-15

Can't Fool Your Wife," Mermaid COM
edy and K1nograms; Wednesday and
Thursday. John Barrymore, in "Sher-
flock Holmes; Our -Gand comedy and
Aesop's Fables; Friday and Saturday,
Theodore Roberts, in Grumpy"
Christie comedy and Kilograms.
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Next Weeks PhotoPlays.
RIALTO-.Three Wise Fools, !"
a Goldwyn-King Vidor. pro-

NlhL lO- 1HISc WISE Tooio, j..
a Goldwyn-King Vidor. pro-
duction.
METROPOLITAN Islander
the Woman" a first Nation
al-Allen Holubar production.
CoLUMBIA-Revival. week; a
new production every day.
PALACE-"Trifing With Hon
g or. a Universal. production.
-CENTRAL-Harry Carey, in
Desert Driven" and.F. B. 0.
production. : -:
CRANDALL'S j. Warren
Kerrigan, in "A. Mans Man;
Norma Talmadge, in The
Heart of Wetonah, and Dor,
othy Dalton, in fFogbound."
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Regent.

Today, Priscilla Dean; in The
Flame of Life; tomorrow, Enid 4Beu-
Evening star., 1923-07-15
. LATE MOVIE GOSSIP
FROM HOLLYWOOD
Little French Circus Girl Becomes Celebrity

Copyright. 1928. in q. 8. and Great Britain by
North American Newspaper Alliance. All
rights reserved.)
Evening star., 1923-07-15
Takoma

Tomorrow an Tuesds
, 1923-02-21
Rare Treat For
Contestants In
Ticket Prizes

Coming to the Wyoming theatre
on Thursday of this week for the
engagement is Universal Pictures
Corporations latest Jewel produc-
ton, 1.-THE Flirt,'' a Limitation OF
Booth Tarkington's famous story of
the same name, An all star EAST
interprets tho various roles.
The title role is played by Eileen
Percy, with Helen Jerome Eddy rs
the other sister. George Nichols
as the father and Buddy Messenger
as the little imp OF a brother. are
two others whose work in this pic
ture stands out prominently.
The story deals with life in an
average American family where a
beautiful daughter. who knows she
Ia beautiful, tries to rule the family
and nearly wrecks It and sends
father to prison in her longing for
hnery like other girls have. Ad-
vance reports from all sections of
the country term this production a
real masterpiece of the screen.
This is the rare treat that is in
store for active contestants this
week. Besides at the same time
you are increasing your chances
toward the capital prizes In the
campaign. LET'S GO. Let's make
this a real BANNER week and
have that fine theatre party Satur-
day night, n great treat to both
the contestant and their loyal
friends as well. Remember tho
closing date, Friday night, Feb. 20.
, 1923-02-21
PRESIDENT OF
BANK IS FREED

ST. LOUIS, NO.. Feb. 21.-tBy The
Associated Pres .rThe 10 indict-
ments against H. H. Hohenschild.
president of the defunct Night and
Day bank, charging him with assent
ing to reception Of deposits in a fail
ing institution were thrown out today
by Circuit Judge Falkenhainer, who
said the indictments contained a
technical defect. 1t has been stated
that depositers lost approximately ST.
900 900 by the failure of the bank in
January 1922.
While Judge Falkenhainer said his
action applied only to the indictments
against H~ohenschild, lawyers ex-
pressed the opinion that the action is
equivalent to a dismissal OF the in.
dictments. 10 in each case, against
other indicted directors-former Gov.
ernor Elliott Major, of Missouri,
Judge William H. Allen, of the st.
Louis court of appeals. Thomas K.
Cooper and Philip u. McDermott. The
charges against them are the same
as those against Mr.. Hohenschild.
, 1923-02-21

for the murderers of the New Mexico
official was shown to be q failure.
The dismissal by the police judge
of the two Mexicans was on the basis
of the testimony of David Struck.
sheriff of Taos county, New Mexico,
who declared that he was satisfied
these we're not the men wanted. Half
a dozen NIexicans lined the rear of
the room. These men had known the
original Archuleta brothers and had
been brought all the way from New
Mexico to identify or fail to identify
the men held here. They testified
that the two Archuletas arrested here
February Q. by Detective f. g. Lydon
and Officers Carter and McGrew of
the Casper police force OF orders
from officials at New Mexico. were
not the murderers of D'Vargas.
The first attempt to vindIcate the
Archuletas was made February 0. at
which time Attorney Alex b. King.
retained for the defendants, declared
that he would fight e1tradition. For
10 days Attorney King was busy
, 1923-02-21
Oil
WILL ANSWER
LATE CHARGES

SOUTHAMPTON. Feb. I'll
Britain's first aerial "dreadnaught'' a
seaplane under construction here for
the air ministry, is designed for
actual living afloat and will be
illuminated throughout electrically.
An electric capstan is to be fixed for
handling a 1875 pound anchor. to hold
the plane at rest on the water. Two
water tight transverse bulkheads are
provided as well as sleeping quarters
for five men.
On top Of the hull will be built a
su~perstructure divided Into three
compartments, n to be used by the
commanding officer as a chart room,
another for gunners and the third
for the pilot. The total weight Of
the flying ship with full crew, fuel
and two t%orpedoes. each weighing
5000 pounds. will be nearly nine and
a half tons. +.
, 1923-02-21

chasing own witnesses for the cane.
He also communicated with Governor
William B. Ross and obtained per.
mission to held the hearings in Cas-
per in order TO avoid the expense of
transporting all tho witnesses Is
Cheyenne.
A complete Investigation was made
which showed to the satisfaction of
all who followed it that although the
Casper police and Detective Lydon
had acted strictly according to orders
from New Mexico, and although heir
men were the men whom the New
Mexico authorities intended to have
arrested. yet these were not the men
who had murdred the lieutenant gov
ernor in that tragic spot at oJo
Caliente.
Sheriff Struck and his com.
panions are returning to their home
today. Juan and Elias Archuleta
will probably go back to their work
Mt tho Standard refinery. and the
brother of the murdered man who
has been instituting so long n search
will probably continue the search Yin
the interests OF Justice.
, 1923-02-21
MINIATuRE LIFE,s BATTLE

1t is Just the battle of life in miniature. Some have it within
themselves to be successful. Others can become SO with the proper
urge. Still others lack confidence in themselves and ability to stick
and win. ks
Really it is regrettable that the votes cast are no more than
they are. In truth, the present status of this election would not
justify The Tribune in putting up more than a cheap diamond ring a
flashy watch, a music box or a whoopie.
The prizes are extraordinary. Never before have such valuable,
such handsome motors cars, or such great cash prizes been offered
in Wyoming in a newspaper election. And yet contestants will lag
along, hoping by some miracle that the other fellow will also stay
asleep and allow them to carry off the prizes without work and with
ont giving a sembIance of return to The Tribune. That isn't fair.