WMffS&^!£®ff$SS®M Bpp&p^<|^ 20,000 PEOPLE read this paper every week. Larger circulation than nil other papers In county combined. THE "WASHINGTON STAR illl 54th YEAR—NUMBER 35 WASHINGTON, WARREN COUNTY, N. J, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2H, 1921 SUBSCRIPTION: S2.0O A YEAR" ua Boys and Girls of Warren Show Growing Big Fight Coming Laying of Concrete Started at Marlatt's Interest Growingpj Success in Borough Interest in Agriculture; Win Prizes On VanNess Dry Lav Yesterday; Ready to Start Work This End Nearly 900 Tickets Sold Wets to Make Big: Effort t Phillipsburger Out to -Beat!< Wonderful Results for Junior Extension Work Bearing Fruit; Were Prize Win- Long Needed Improvement Really Under Way; To Start ners at Big Farmers' Picnic; Home Mak- Get Repeal at Next "Bosses"; Tallman After! • First Year. Legislature. Boro Work When Agreement Is Reached Repub. Nomination. : Washington's first big Chnulau'iu ing' Club Is Popular. 1 ik an overwhelming success; Whether the last sc«»l<m of tho Xe . With Highway Commission. The contest for Freeholder continues ;• The attendance Mhe opening nftei btiy.s* and girls' c.tjh wcnk,*e\-- Ituys U-arn I lie Tine I'oinl.s in 1'oiilLr.v Jei'Moy LegiHlaturc voiced thi? de«irci lo excite IncrcaHinff interest oa tho pri- hlblted thi.s year at the Farmers' l'ienic Management. of the majority of voters In jamming In the languaK',' of the race track «. tint crossing ai Marlfilf.s will be mary date draws near. '.-[ noon (Tuesday) was 604, and on Tucs In Jtelvldere, sliows that Junior Kxten- they're ofl." Work has actually be- tin on Iy g til*? line V-iwen day nlsht it jumped to 764. Tiie poultry Mult at Washington has through the now dete.stcil 'nnd much- Jt i« not ill fur cry from now to tho . nion Work in Agriculture mid Home. disctis.sed dry law, the most drastic ii gun on tin; laying of the concrete oil itud The fourth Tuesday in September, and with The ticket .sale miriisiHsed the higlv Kcoiiumics, la bearing fruit In various been studying methods of earing foi he M-rtlfJii (if road between .MurlulfX Iltiilson Company announce thai they thu primary election but a f«w weeks I'Mt oxj>crtatlnnn of the most an their hlnls, feeling. Imn-Irur, etc.. in all the .States, l.s to have a lest in tin 7ro"sitt;; ami Xew Village, and I:; a:.(»ut Paris of the. county. Nine differed next session. Whether, in Its powei will employ all tW local lahur that off the political pot in Warren county' Chiuitminuu worker. Over 030 ad communities were represented in this at-irordaiiee with directions :.'ecuml o begin mi the section between N n(Ter..-d. ^.. that as far ax [insslhl,. til. reKardliifr the freeholder nomination In and 1!);: children's tickets wove sold, •slithll—Changewatfr, {Slewartsvllle, Ai- through tlie county rlllb agent from Iho the legislative body. Hiosen by votes t'illage and the end that Is already money will be kept In the community. of the people, caii remove by .staint( pa»t simmering—moro, It la suspicious-, The total ticket sale was about $1,825 aimiehy. Harmony, llojic, Karr.sv New Jersey' Kxperhnent Station, i completed at the I'hilllpshurg lui'-. All tliovi; wantlnt: steady work at i;ood Iy CIOJM! to the bollins point. Favorltea or over $100 more than necessary to LtrainanlK. Washington ant! Milvid the .State. Kgg , 1-ii.vlnK Stations. tin: cherished rlsht of trial hy jury Work will ,-diio shortly I-;:In on th wap'S for the next three motilh.s KIIOIII'' ;imons the Democrats have rlceti" In meet all expenses Incident to the com' 1-%'liriiiiry tiu^c boys learunl that li..., vouchsafed hy the l>V(1i-niI and StaH tlon betwe n Piirt Colileiv and .Mm apply to this company. .several part.i of the county socking1 tho and the reinarknbli- p.-irt i>f It all \ were not fedhiK their birds enough lay- C'jtistitutionH, \H ID hi: put before th . TIIK Uud.iou CoiiMtnu:- ing nf thu Chjnitnuquii. 'liat thu exhibit was im.hngc<l by the i latt'K Crnssiii Tfii- ronl between \Va.shln«tnn uiid nomination for freeholder. Doubling of Tlio ChaiiliUHiiia A»soci«tlon*H busl- IiiK fUiish to sciriire a IIIKII rah' of ».KH Icetunite in the forthronilnf,' election tlon Compan started to unload ina- Jlacketl.siown him l.'-cn oiled and r«v- the. »iilary for thltf ofllcc, $3,000 instead club members. The boy.s and fjlrli pvoiluetlon. They decided to feed more Meii yesfntay. and will K neHH agent wild that he neve? vlHite<! roughl or .sent their own c-ilveit. mash the following nidutii. Tli'-rehy hanus thi. chlcr Ituttto In th< '.erlalat I'ori Hcd. ftlmliiir wm-k will I,- done on of $1,500 has brought more contenders a town where the affairs of the CViau Xovcinher ballnlin^ and the Slate-wldi h 111" work on Hie ection for whli-h olher Slate v<-.uU ami Stale aid road* fur the position than formerly. In th« y and canned pproduct* l»i the The flKtirus from the records of r.nii This s"<ni»n is taiuiua had been ha-ndkd hi Htich n k thiin hhuin; si when it primaries tn pick the i-audidaUs fo t bits thr in the county. Kepuhlican camp there IK little noluu complete and business-like manner, <u boys in this club show an hiei''a^r ut Senators and Assetnblyinen will largely thn-j mllcri In lenytii and the uumpnny Supervisor .MeMali'in Is rvjiiilrfiiK »»• al [Ireaent, for, in a county rock-ribbed , IT, In eit'ht <>( thi' - coiiiinunlt- all tin- way from li" CKKK (from ^S lu-n^ where a more smooth-running organ- UH thcru arc regularly organized clubs ilctcu'inlne tho fate nf the Issue, .sine n*s H) coinpli'le lite Wtjl'k befori' wln- road hetw'-en Ashitry and West Portal, Democratic, It Is often decennary to B» ization had been effected. if hoys or girls, eui'h wild ;i iiiemifi- [1 ptilluUi) tr» :tll i-KCH ffiNin TI pul- lioth bis parties arc cognizant of tin **••!« In. Wurk will alM. bch'lti hi making lit for the travel that is ;:o[tiK (tut and hunt membcra lor the G. O. P. Cliauiaumia opened Tuesday nf ler- hii> of livii or mer. holding regular Icls) diiriiif,' the iiH.nth or .March. Of Icmand for the tests. .he burou^li as w,on as the agreement over It because, of the detour hetweei to enter tho race for olflce. non. In Introducing the mipcrinteiid- nuetliiKH once or twice a month, follow- r.se tills Is naturally it product) letweeii the borough and the stat<j WashliiKton ami PhlHipsbuiT'. 1 H f Hi" year. Inn the fact that The status nf the so-called Van ,\Vw The HucffctlHlou'ii Clazctto imyji: eul. I) .'. John MJISHU Wells. l<\ A. [Mb- ug a dellniti' prognini .-mil keeping f Hi fat aw, over which there has liecii more In- Mghway Department is arranged. A (U'ldtlt* has been arranged lictwfei the fnur boy.y s hiKcd Korp .*i Korp. however, swm tir l-e "That the olilee nt Freeholder haa be- frtsoii, president of Ihe Washington eeortl.s (if ilidr worli. These groups who chaiiKcd the lense dissatisfaction ihau any Htiitut ^farlatt's and Umadway, ami Ijy itslrm one of the. most important, lr not Association, publicly tiumked tho peo- re dt-nioii.MnttliiK the fact that there lid .suchh a m:n-kt.'ik11 dllT-rcl n In tin he ic:il hustli-rs nn ihe Joh. This ill in the back road from Mroadway to Kl number HI' CKKM produc><d ditrhiK •nacteil hy the r,cKisl;iturc hi a half- ilshed the work <>n lh- l-billip-ibiu^ thu most iniporiant, ollicu In tlio cun- ple of Washington who had responded H StlVllJ,'lll I Ilti'tl iirKllillMIIIfill. h t1i« icntiiry. may b« deleriiilnerl by the Si artsVllle. it Is pnsslljli.' to .save several ty and one that. ru<iuirc» tw incumbent en nobly to the: appeal for support, lit? moiilh, wus lln- means of J.IIHWIIIL fIK ctinu am! has ;i MysJcin Wlteli'bv Ihev miles over tin- I'UiKer detoiii-. Inven liuys are willing to walk from I elub tin- tiossllilllty of .Sf i-iuiiiK Hel M-etne Court hi the many lesl discs nn' )lau lo ru.sh Ihe work mi Hie •itner ;^v~ a man of more than ordinary UUHIUCSH'- also blanked tho.se KW.irantoi-M and it f. miles in firdi-r to nlh'iuf a meeting risuils jefore it In advance of these primaries OwiiiK to a failure to reach an ai;rce ahillty is recognised by all, especially others who worked iitdefntlgithly to sell irntiKh fci-dhii,' alone. This Is ml whatever (In- liual decision may b Ion. A paver that Is sni'l lo hold llic incut with CharleH W'olvevtou anil >f the Chang..'Waler Calf Club. It will f tin* in.tny '|>"1M(-« in eoiui tati- record iictuatly "eats up" Ihe cmi- by thoKc upon whom the expeiiRu. by HeketH and put Washington "over thr .it tit- long b-foiv Ju-se i-lub ni»ml>er« it cannot remove the Issue from th' other hulrrt of Hoses AVolverton in re- tiucalluii fall.s. ti"ii with inakhik' p"tilli-y raisliiK reti- tniMiire. 11 can nprcail a l>.-i(c-li Kiinl to tlie land needed for tlio will top." now Mmiii'tliijiK of the duiry industry, llnaiiclal Hiunt-ss, which are discussed ilillcal campaign nr>w entering Its eav f thirty-four cubic feet of mixture The exteiiHlve road propositions under The Columbia A"tlsls,' eomjn-islug cvi-ral IIK-IIIIKTM <>( the Chnngi-wnter eiihif,' of thu road just east of the main 1 • I the lur.'lltiK'* and then put lulu J.I;i- - Iy stages, nor prevent the supremo tent vt.-ry mitiule and a liair.