The evening world. Newspaper, December 9, 1922, Page 6

X WO DOLLARS will be paid for each item printed on this page. Checks are T mailed daily. The weekly special awards, announced on Saturdays, are in ad- smi serene ene gg so t dition to this payment. Open to all readers. unpre re Meet? uy t ee te ae ee { THE EVENING WORLD SATURDAY, T EVENING WORLD pays liberally in cash for FIRST news of really impor- tant happenings—FIRST news of BIG news. Call Beekman 4000. Ask for the CITY EDITOR of the Evening World. Every reader a reporter. : MANHATTAN. QUEENS. f W TO-NIGHT IN" eninrTcee Vint AGE h the art of sal A PAGE OF GHT, SUAL PP GS ORT. FOR HE TAXI HAUL f) Na Blea Fifth he song - » NG NWIC ‘ILLAGE how the a: jen- a JL frow trees F e to the 3, ‘ HE Preseaty tvometinee preatare Inv tex roo. One of he te READERS OF THE EVENING WORLD BY READERS "Ties station te weil knowe to be worth airy ur at the wot” | \ ae * rooms was known to be for sale and a prospective buyer dropped forty cents. When I stepped into a taxi at the place first men ie fii when, as it happened, there were only two customers in the place. OF THE EVENING WORLD Immediately a “recruiting officer” was sent to the other tea rooms in tioned, to-day, I observed that the moter already registenad Atty cents the neighborhood and in no time customers began conting in by twos fours, until the place was crowded to capacity. * * * In the New Program of Awards and Special Prizes and concluded that the mechanism was out of order to worry about it. It kept meunting, registered ninety cents. “Something wrong with your meter,” I said T wasn't going however, and at the station it I recognized checkroom girls, waiters and even proprietors of : ‘ ' 4 and (eerdy tea rooms, all bent on convincing the outlander that this no- place was really a mint. * © Coffee and sandwiches were frved to one and ail. Singers and entertainers appeared and were showered with quarters and dollar bills, all at the expense of “the house.” Waiters rushed back and forth. The Buyer stood in a maze, dteaming of the time when this place would be his. * * © T sat wondering if the time will come some day when I will be roped fw in the same way.—G. D. T., No, 228 West 4th Street, Manhattan. BABIES ON TWO BLOCKS. “On Upper Broadway to-day I sav friends reach 133d Street and one of them say. you win, DME IL get you to-morrow.” Then Dlearned that cach day as they went t@ lunch they bet the price of it on tReir gqueases on the number of baby a parked in front of the ind of the Church of the In- teroession, between I51d and 1th Biyeete. They had become quite cx- Bert at this guorsing and said sone Bye they counted as But thie day, for I counted only even.—D. A, Cadsow, 3 Weat 152d Strbat. ACCORDING''TO THE ORDER. night Rather than stoop and take a was golig home with whieh the dealer had one of Ure-bags broke fm potato rolled to the sidewaik. ane NOMINAL VERDIC r+ Columbia law studenta were ing dinner—or hoping to have dinner—in @ Broadway restaurant near 110th Street. The place was crowded ond service was slower than ysual The atudents tried vainly to acoctorate the waiter'a epeed by auch remarks as, “Noodie soup, please, and bring it before I'm too old to appreciate tt." “How many minutes does a ‘minute ateak’ take here?” But the waiter made a fine mesa of cverything, mixing order, failing to provide proper silverware and yen- vrally truing the pationce of the guests. Just before they left I saw the four whispering, then they care- fully left a tip of exactly 6 cents beaide cach plate.—vJ. Friedman, Ne. £940 Broadway. K WAY TO THE BIG SHOW. d omy eyes, Was I “seeing 1 am @ collector for @ chewing gum machine company, Im one of our machines on Mulberry Street 1 found, imetead of 400 pemni kronen and the balance in pennies. 4 krone 49 of the same sise and fOR THE BEST STORY OF THE WEEK; $50 for the Second.in Merit. $25 for the Third. TEN stories adjudged Next in Merit, $5 each. This competition is open to all rs. Special Awards for High School Students will be divided weekly among high school pupils contributing to the “What Did You See To- Day?” page. For the best letter of each week sent in by a high school student, $50; second best, $25; five next in merit, $5 each. Special Awards for University and College Students $ 1 00 will be divided weekly among university and college students contributing to the pa For the best letter of the week, $50; second best letter, $25; five letters next in merit, $5 each. Scheo! an college contributors name their schools, Wait for the worth while incident. Do net try to write every day. Bear in mu: mind the question: “WHAT DID YOU SEE TO-DAY?" Not what somebody elee saw, and not whet you heard and net something that happened last curmmer. What did YOU gee to-day? Contributors te the should write of subjects with which they are familiar. Choose, preferably, things that happen In your awn neigh- borhood. Tell your story, if possible, in not more than 125 words. State WHERE the incident took place. Write your name in full. Write your address carefully. Address your letter to “What Did You See To-Day?" Evening World, P. O. Box No. 185, City Hall Station, New York. to the chauffeur. He glanced at it. “Oh, I guess not,” be said. © © * We argued a while, to the great joy of other chauffeurs and a small knot of red-caps. “I won't pay that much,” I said, “and that fs final.” “Afraid you'll have to, lady,” insisted my driver, “it's a tested meter.” © © © I glanced at the meter again. It had drepped back to eighty cents, I called the chauffeur’s attention to it. His face was a study. I offered to let the traffic cop arbitrate, and finally we com- Promised for forty cents. * * © "The red-caps enjoyed the show immensely. I heard one of them say, as I hurried for my train: “Nice trick meter, that. Ob, baby, couldn't I pile ‘em up with a meter like , that!"—Katherine Rurton, Box 14, Forest Hills, L. I. $100 $100 BROOKLYN, GUM GAML, OUT OF TOWN. LINE TROUBLE, FTER LIVING IN NEW YORK FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, I A now am settled in the country. I have not been able as yet tor to spot many offerings for the page, but to-day I was enter- tained when I saw a friend from Brooklyn step to the tclephone to put in a “long distance” * * * ‘The visitor is a good natured chap RICHMOND. BUT SHE'S NICER THAN ANY OLD AIREDALE. UR NEXT DOOR NEIGHBORS, very nice people, have a big See eee Ch Sa O Alredale, not yet @ year old, which is exceedingly frisky. Our Stapleton, Port Richmond and West lawn is not separated from theirs, but, as their house {s, a new New Brighton are engaged in keen com-| OD¢ and their grass was planted quite recently, the dividing line ts petition for trade. Stapleton started} quite plain. * * © Today I heard a tremendous lot of barking end, the ball rolling with @ torchlight auto-} looking out the window, saw that the Airedale was saying ungentie mobile parade through the gayly illumi-] manly things to our cat and running back and forth like a bad boy. nated town, introducing a dollar sale.| But I also saw that that wise dog was on the boundary line and, even The next evening the Port Richmond] in his great excitement, not crossing it even once. * * * Y wanted Board of Trade announced in the local} to tell my little sister about it, but search where I would I could not as it Lappens, the local operator is my nearest neighbor, and the | paper that coupons would be iven with] find that child. Then I remembered that mother had given us both id, and said: takes the cake for trick advertising.--|CHARLID CHAPLE switchboard is set up in her home. 1 told him 0, and saw him aap each dollar purchase, entitling Bua! instructions that we were not to leave home to-day. I smiled at the Theodore Kochberg, No. 2433 Bighth CEILING, out onto the porch and begin calling “Op-er-ator!” “Oh, op-er-a-tor! te sack Meriaes cevttuum cleare| contrast between my sister's obedience and that of the neighbor's dos. . Avenue, painter was daubing at the corti-| * * ® Through the window I could see that Mrs. H— was hanging | chine, 0 pl y : = a a pees er, &c. Then out spoke West —Marjorie Recht, No. 1184 Merrall Road, Far Rockaway, Queens. Nee AT aecia bese 1 <ielling to-day outside the room in} out her wash. She looked about to see who was calling. “Will you | prighton. Her merchants offered & “why, yi be is- A ragged, tattered man, on whose| sion in Erasmus Hall High School. His] get me a number, please?” asked Mac. “Why, yes, of course,” sald | lar prises and coupons were to be f ‘ Hl face was a heavy stubble of beard, up-| ladder brought him to the transom win- “ “ese fued with 50 cent purchases. at My roommate and I captured in our proaened i ant Ale ere Gan aistana: dw and he started the ci leanne the lady, “just as soon I get my wash up. In a minute rext?—Charlotte Kelly, No. 376 Tomp- bathroom ae said Lak ng eye We] ing the steps of our office brary, “Bay, | DY making funny faces at us. Then he| OF two the basket was empty and I saw her making for the house. }kins Avenue, Rosebank, 8, I. * ever seen. It {x now in @ glaes jar. ng fellow, do you attond Columbia?” | bewan doing acrobatic stunts on the top] Mac came in, stepped to the telephone again, an erator at. z teas @ body 1 3-16 inches long; feel-| he demanded, and, when I replied af-|Of the ladder. The teacher, who could bie first try: er K ay ” . ee Soeleparesre NEIGHBORS OF THE RIGHT SORT. 19-16 ches long and hind legs! Aematvely, ho asked “Whats the dis. | NOt fee the man, wondered what caused rat try.—Hyman Kats, Lake Huntington, Sullivan County, N.Y. Some time ago the “What Did: You inchés long. Dr. F. FE. Cramp-| tinction between the inverse aquare of | to make such a racket. We more I made my way with} 1 ru aiaeauey. holding Ushtly to the larz No, my vision wan ©, K.] ‘eight as a cont, and some children bags.sJn,2 moment a boy stepped up| From my place of vantage at 126th] Of the neighborhood had reaped a and offered to help. He took two hacs} Street and Seventh Avenue I saw a] 9um harvest by buying kronen from and I helé the broken one. After carr)-| (Ine of enormous yellow footprints run- Leckie scp" ad agent at four for a ‘ne them up two flights of steps 1[ ning about seventy-fve yards, and f- ya le Wen Broke No. 1668 East he deserved a nickel, but he| pally turning into one of Harlem's well onth Strect, Brooklyn. it. ‘He grinned, known vaudeville houses. I think that and the fact thet “central” did not answer right away caused him no great annoyance. As minutes passed, however, he lost his poise and finally he asked, “How far away is the telephone office?” * * * Well, ‘ 4 ‘sa BAVE YOU A LITTLE ROACHY IN , YOUR HOMET re Bee?’ hed tory written by my Columbia noted biologist, told me} _ number and the square goot?’ He] caved from utter exhaustion by : Raanbers Mr. O’Brien, telling of how @ at! noon they occasionally reach this! gppeared more in need of nouriahment | Period bell.-Fatella Herman, neighbor, Mr. O'Brien. telling of how @ “They are /good citizens,” he sald, | than of higher mathematics, but I eluct- | 424 Street, Brooklyn. working at night while his wife held a candle. Day after day since that time: 1 have scen that house in the same * feed on and destroy dangerous] gated, and he repeated word for word A and the exgs of other, vermin. | what 7 ald. ‘Then a broad smile erent | tn the SWenee ib Vou! Beat cod ss harm! welves. a over his face. ‘Thanks, young fel- y. tial > . Nothing seems to have been’ fafor en the ronch--Dan Tt Matte, No.| Lawrence: Hi Sieer Woe essh caveat | (uae, there were 18 letters in tie name | FM NUL apinshle opie and yout or an the rench.— Maue, No./ Lawrence H. Sinser, No. 320 West of kdward J, Conway. Welly ean : ‘ ~ Mister, finish sour fob, You and your et. has nothing on Junior. for in the Int- iene A eater ag kre BRONX. ter's name there are also 12 letters. And and the aconer the better. —Miss Alvi while T was on this 13 ubject, 1 dl Renz, No. 98 Otls Avenue, Gran THE BOROUGH OF THE BABIES, covered that {here ass 18 letters in my ps : : own name.—Jacob Drachler, 3 J SAW A GLORIOUS SIGHT—something to cheer the eye and warm | Watkins Streat, Brooklyn. me " the heart of every American, encourage the leaders of the land, ‘ WRONG ADDRESS. TELMPHONED to a friend of mine, a nurse at Freedman’s Hospital, Washington, expressing a desire to see her while in town. I was told that if I would come to the nurses’ home, in the rear of the institution, she would be on the lookout for me. At the appointed time I appeared at the hospital, went to a building in the rear and, finding no bell, knocked at the door. I knocked again—and again— WHE WHY BECAUST. and again. Then I observed that I was being watched with interest . ff 7 ed the Prince Bay Post by persons in the hospital building. I had a guilty feeling that | was : 5 truck which wae being londed. t ankod | @81E at work on the top girder of a] As I entered the ne ee é put renewed energy into the real estate developers, good landlords, |" "SS°MABLY ON THE Fins1 Office to-day 1 saw 9 men Oe where I had no right to be. “ * © I knocked once more and, re- Fit them what they were doing there and] bridge stop their Inbors and without|OmMece to-eey ) SSN toe handed me a lurniture dealers, butchers, bakers, grocers, jewellers and pastors of While collecting on my milk route I TELE, age ts hale ce fia aeat nation | Cone coc wmenimaiion, paren: state athens ecg aaNet Nee Te seas at SeMia thn eee Salata thtks peat Cee ene werk on the grounds who directed me to the nurses’ home. ° © # e Borough of the Bronx. * * * Justa minute! * © © Elghty-one | found the hall door of a two-family Laser ttctoy? Seed up thoreoat tse playing dice. Everybody played, even|to the man aid os onde eokies (81) baby carriages, lined up in front of a trading centre at Fordham |Pous® St, Oh peeee ons 11th Avenue} tell to the road and sold it. ‘They eal |® butcher bey from = neighboring shor. It, saying, “Woy, T Sust ealed tals T had been trying to break into the morsue.—Willlam G. Holly, No @ and the Concourse. In places they were parked side by each, | ¥u# out, and on the door wag pinned a| tigers cet ceterey Neen Te ne | ene ee ee Uae APELHe went back and I followed. The man] 8787 118th Street, Richmond Hill. ike automobiles at the Polo Grounds. In other spots there were |Pte which read: “Insurance man: You ‘ a eee eee re) Ore SBS Nees ane carnanded te. Reem Street, Yonkers, N. Y. turned, The girl answered, “It has| Hn HAS BEEN TAKING HI will find the money and book undér the the men were playing faster and faster] returne ily three or four together, the mothers shoving the carts back and ‘| mat.’—Bill Smith, No. 951 70th Str CN MEALS CAPTAIN KIDD JR, — # ; ‘ "s face turned OFF THE MANTELPIECE, b, Z on the narrow platform, when suddenly|no stamp on it.” The man’s 3 b LI 5 Yesterday I saw a boy on a@ bicycle Forth in rock-the-cradie fashion while they gossiped of ‘this and that | Brocklyn. K. K. WK. the foreman uppeared. But he onty|ted and, holding up his hand, he shout in the affairs of our district. * © * 1 counted the carriages, can On Flushing Avenue, among many | come lickerty-split up desta Sunday night while walking 1 sa - > No. lésfed. “Enough! — Albert Henry Gal- Be pikgprtinris any y-aplit up beside a garage village with my father we were start Hileide. nie: Arete Vann: Y. | braith, No. 6308 Amboy Road, Pleas- ehee Sens bei in sarap in one of the newly built up eections of tify that there wasn't a baby in the gathering that could not be by a fire which sprang up sudden; ant Plains, 8. 1. joy wearing a ui 1 Flushing, then apply the brake, stop " . Our history teacher read to us to-day|the mountain side, At first we thought gown. It was a long, draped model, | and dismount. Very stealthily he went ed handsome, and noted further that not one of the eighty-one Jour marks thus fer for the tern it was started by campers, but lool: and drayged on the sidewalk. Prea- | to a spot by the garage ald was crying. * * * One-or two female pedestrians who had to steer | "wiles fadod and faces fell all ov On my way home from school to-day a spot by the garage, on the alert to | ade 7 aw f room as the figures were called. rough the semi-blockade looked.as ‘if they thought this sort of | higivst mark was 64, and they went aslovery che In the village was e|more closely we saw the bluse ¥ ently I heard running footfatls, A | see if he w ery aw the bax yi ray r 1 i ne Was observed, but without the shape of a perfect cross, wife was his shop helper, Every eal van Dane eae ee ‘an| panting girl epproached and oskea | seeing me. With his hands he dug for sembly should be prohibited by Jew, but Bronx, as a wuole, smiled low as 18, My own mark was 47, Mur-labout it. Later we journeyed up and he delighted approval.—Harriet J.\Powell, No. 2836 Walton Avenue, | Mure of protest and indignation were} found that a cross had been mnde of morning they come to work together, | terrier and tm dog, which was being} another girl if she had econ her | SbOUt threo minutes. when his efforts tBronx. heard on all ald But the ‘prof’ poles and wrapped in burlap. Now we're] of heavy ticking. And she has |dog launched himself into the fray. In i y 64 Whitestone Avenue, Flushing. divide the answer by 14.” Ae thel Cold Sprin the-Hudson, Shore, ¥. received something he wasn’t thank- —Arthur Hirschberg, No. 303 Nostrand] wile motoring on the State road] Interior decorators see some strange] Stapleton, 8. 1. nue, Astoria, page the remarks by C. Garfield SOME SHORTER WORDS ARE MUCH | carrying two men skid, describe two| repairing a ceiling for Mre, Dunn of N While driving on the Arthur & About noon on Friday I was walking]ican names in the marriage Meen saw to-day this q feet high, somersault into a ditch and fh hand made but the lath nails were| she was holding a chicken, burning Of] Long Leland City, when we saw a ma of the dictionary. It was tinuance of its trip with no damage to it | nails—thousands of which we the remainder of her flock etood 16 in-| paseing made no move to nid him, but The madame has not as yet put on were rewarded. He drew forth a dolla overalls, but she dace wear an apron |badly mauled when a Belgian pollee} brother. She said he had taken her | pill, ran to hia bicycle and rode eae new dress that she was to wear that | Where did the money come from? Whe emilingly said: “Take the mark I gave/ wondering if the Ku Klux Klan hels| fowers on the desk.—Rosemary A. he had vanquished the trio and niokt to'0 Sei I fancy that bo: planted it?—Maleolm Davies, No. you, multiply it by 10, double that and} an initiation there. t. Monroe] Whelan, No. 16 Fifth Avonue, Boy them up the street. Then 0 . oy m7 és mathematical work proceeded, looks of ape distr 1 ful for when he reached home.—Mra, . » yollef appeared, My own mark was 67, MOVIE ACTORS. ONBER AMERICANS. lotte Knoblock, No. 46 Catlin Avenuc.] 5 Predrickson, No. 648 Sixth Aves a - relief apper cat oY p Avenue, Brooklyn, between Ellenville and Kingston, Ulster] things, but the queerest I have seen in peamiap Howell respecting the predomigance of a YZ ower County, I saw a five-passenger sedan|twentysfive years I saw to-day while PUBLIC BXECUTION. foreign names compared with Ame: MORE DEFFICULT. circles three-quarters the width of the]163. North Main. Street, Southington,| Road I saw a woman bending over @/ with a friend near the Brewster Auto-| column. I also noticed the fact, and Among some enigmas I]roadbed, climb an embankment five| Conn. 1 found that not only were the| small fire in her front yard. Over {t} mobile factory on Prospect Avenu y y oe hat can} whi ted as though he had a fit. FE he English langua wind up by landing on Its top. Within | hand wrought Imagine the patience] the hairs and emall feathers t who act Cnt the answer f tannd. th ine back [an hour I saw this car start on the con- | of those old-timers, hammer! not be plucked, while surrounding her] fell to the walk. Two men who were ionablen ‘That would be alexcept one dented mud guard and two|in one residence! No one in the neigh-| terested apectators. They appeared to] ome of the Brewster employees saw out of a movie theu- rete gen to hand out at the conclu-Jor three small scratches on its hody.| borhood could inform me as to the age| be wondering what was being done to/ him and came on the run. They has- ‘ GOOD PICKINGS. 5 1 saw three little boys sitting on a] While waiting for a Boston and West- rock in a coal yard tn the Nepperhan chester train to-day I saw the paint Valley to-day looking expectantly at a Kg wn coe ENTER THE Boss. or HISTORY AND MATHEMS PARTNERS. On the road near my honie to-day I saw an automobile mechanic whose OFFICER BOW WOW. IN SOME LOCALITIES. “What Did You Cop ; reee., aK o% SMALL TIME STUF p, RY GOUVERNEUR MORRIS. ARMS AND THE MAN, HWhile tidying up a bureau drawer to-{ My wife and I had reached the side: day I came acrose wu packet of aged} walk ufter comir Ww The foreigners are getting mar- and the Americans are getting @l- Mrs, G. Schmidt, No. 9248 Queens Village. , ve bee y — . William Ca-| tened to loose his tight collar and car- THE CHU-CHU TRAIN, : RS AR Te Gatton] GLlGnit chitin wee oe fon of a spelling inatoh, wouldn't it?—[And the aame two men were in ic ap-| of the house, but it must have been vary | their late companton.—M: - ae aan, Bee rer my surprised) found | Fe Utis afternoon when she exclaimed) Hon Of “ itteat, No, 1204 St Joan'alvolutely uninjured.—Charles A. (Hull, | old.—Fred @. George, No, 10 vanaugh, No. 74 Winent Street, Port| ried him toa nearby store. There they] Every evoning ai 8.30 o'clock a frolght written by Gouverneur she had lost her gloves, 1 went back] piace, Brooklyn 27 Havemeyer Street, Brooklyn, "| Avenue, Meriden, Conn. Richmond, 8. I. left him and returned to thelr lunch. 4 train passes our door with its whistle time Governor of New York. My|and # ehed carefully, but I could not ‘When they had gone he jumped up and ding furiously. It wakes up the N . dware store in front| SOUn : her told me she fgund them when] find them, I returned to her and found] $ | ce witch he had fallen, I learned tho| DabY. and it taxes an hour or more to abe moved into the Morris Mansion. | her holding out her hands ‘to me and e 4 meh’ was a film actor and had faked ot iia Beck 16 recite need fi Morris Avenue and 166th Street. after}ioughing. she had J ess in order that camera men sta- x 2 Brace carmen es, te |i. she nd red br ove wp Special Awards for the Week Hing Gedo aie capers et | ng to tanya co'when Vr to | we been one of her most prized pos-| 0” Her arms. —W. E. Jenison, Ne. 1119 Ike human” interest. pictures.--Mise| him to sleep. I hummed until the train | ons.—-Mae Loughlin, No 32 1. | Weo@yerest Avenue, Brons Blanche Parkes, Bohemia, L. I. sed | yossed epee ne ane Preis } bins Avenue, Bronx : nerves ° : as wits i : ne to ‘y 2 NO ALGER? No OPTIC? NO WEL: General Division. University and College Divi SASTERN PARICWAY'S pencatally:—Mra, 3M. J. Moree, No. 189 HAT WAs FOUND LY rite HOR- LOGGE , First Award—$50. NEW WAITING oom, | Beac Street, Edgemer:, Queens NET'S Nest. Two jittle bov's of elght and ten, beth First Award—$100. Labrador hasn't anything on the iPaintere wt work nt ‘y. M. PURDY JR., Yale. POOR DUTTERFLY. y grandfather's | earryir : ATR. : tern Parkway, Brooklyn, “I.” sia- puso at City Teland to-day de vhlotahed S . waking Jn front Es H JENNIE WorSS, No. 1180 Simpson Street, Manhattay Second Award—$25. ris ee ono ie compelled to walt} In our atth Werte y 1 samt a. beat fid ‘ t : Mi mREAry gt NVeehs tly for a| butterfly whos € ° © : est under the cave or Fa aa 5 to 10. minutes nightly They. put wecine eras thelr ta g| ington Ave snd 176th Street, The Second Award—$50. LAWRENCE H. KING, New York Law. trainwowing. fo |B. R. 7.) Jv, ao that it was imposslble to tell ; gloves on their hands, but when they }older wan telling what books he had S CONNORS, No. 1784 Main Street, Brid ot; Coun Five Awards of $5 Each. To-night. while wating | whether {¢ was allve or dead, I carried jocked the net down no hornets ap-|read. “The firet book I ever took out JAMES NORS, No, 1784 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn tawa waiting room in| it downstairs and placed tt on e plant ty te hae tatl Cxcept the. windows | in the sun, Soon the warmth revived and doors and stove. Human cattle ew about, beating tte nightly crowd the platform, rings againet the window. 1 put it gut blasts, of doors and hope tt hae ap lc in the chill, wintry blasts t doors and hope It has epun a ni Only sparrows, who had built W. C. HILDEBRAND, New York Unive; iene of their own’ there.—L.~ Van. LEON HARTMAN, New York University, HERBERT HALL, Columbia. H, FELD, College of the City of New York. DONALD MACADIE, Genera! Theological Seminary antmal heat.—Jim Lennie. je Mbrary was ‘Hiawatha,’ he sald, Tread fairy tales, then Altsheler’s and now I'm reading Rarbour's.’ 1 saw, the sort of books Third Award—-$25. hter, No, 15 Westchester 8q.. Bron: . j ‘53a =o gable CHARLES B, KNIGHT, No. 409 Park Avenue, Manliatian ) SELECTION FROM CARMEN. it, Rasquin, No. 6 Pleusant Street, Queens aM WMis @ number of ue were waite oP ey ellie ated Ten Awards of $5 Each. High School Division, 116th str Richmond Hi pee ng in the Léxington Avenue subway eee 3 4 wees vision. s = . _ ¥ Dox satation ot Hunts Point we heard the 1820 Crotona Parkway, JOHN H. QUINLAN, No. 1041 Tinton Avenue, Bronx First A ACCIDENT TO A HORSEMAN. THE CCAD HEAR, R traina of music on a mandolin, a ward—$50. R. GORBOLD, No. 14 Elm Road, Caldwell, N. J. AGNES OLLARD, No. 115 Blackford Avenue, Port Richmond, MAX ROSENBERG, No. 1024 Boston Road, Bronx. ALICE W, HINMAN, No, 110 Rogers Avenue, Brooklsn MRS. JAMES C. FOSTER, Valley Stream, L. 1. ORGE R. SKIFFINGTON, No. 177 Alexander Avenue, Bronx ANNA M, KEANBY, No, 505 West 1418t Street MRS. H. BE. PARRY, No.15! Halliday Av. Bryn Mawr Park, Yonkers | CARLTON SHORT, No Wesi At 11:45 in the morning I was leaving wproligestive ee GLADYS GREENBERG, Union Hil! High, Union Hill, N. J ‘a delicatessen store on Jamaica Avenue, | 3!% brother-in-law, who hes been deat — nd dumb for twenty-five years, went te but dodged back to avoid "" y Second Award—$25, thie pisces, he attic in my home after dinner ou a runaway horse. that was dashing | hame af ; Five Awards of $5 Each. Wace tceme into contact with «tel |the earphones on hls head and immedte ELIN' a ‘, ei . hone pole and was torn from the bark |stely he started making motions Ike a ROSE LEVY. Jull werd, Mite pevios Hi prche horse, which clattered madly on bandmaster. WJZ was giving a concert MARY HINES, Erasmus Hall, Brooklyn SAM SCHOOR JR., Wappinger Falls High slaging. We looked 4 surprise fo the source of ¢t, and discovered u jtrain cresa in a dark car on a avdv- In @ bakery on Tremont Ave.uc om are some 4, 1 fos. Cur to-day | eaw a woman, the owner of Meave the ettertainment.—Henry J. the ahon, trying in vain to induce a +Fretberger;' No, 908 Kelly Strect, little boy to go home. He rafused yerone, i AFRAID To GO Home. after she gave him @ ream ke, wauing: I'd rather stay you.” Then the woman v that the boy and was lost to sight. I was among |* prother-in-law motioned that be ral who ran to ald the fallen rider ring It! He Ustened to all of at ve his name as Frederick Roeser minutes story that HIS HONOR POSES. in front pf the Bronx County Court ‘ AV b se hia atop Street, CATHERIN MELLEN, Erasmus Hal), Brooklyn Ife waa helped to a corner hrough the ether, and was #0 en san t Finally he conaented to es where a doctor found lie ed by the expertence that he didn’t no If the lady went vi a . ils; escaped with contusions|care about golng home? 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