The Washington herald., 1913-02-02
Seventh GRADE
TICKET AWARDS
Herald's Interesting Newman
Traveltalk Essay Contest
Nearing Its End.

II pleases the Newman Traveltalk edi-
tor Of The Washington Herald to state
the interest which the pupils Of the sew
enth grade in the District public schools
have shown in the essay-writing contest
is the greatest of the series.
To read and award the prizes of tvo
Columbia Theater orchestra seat tickets
to hear Mr.. Newman lecture Monday af-
ternoon. February .. at $50 o'clock, on
! Munich to Berlin has been quite a task.
Many of the boys and girls who wrote
very interesting essays overlooked the
| conditions Of the contest, viz: they omit
, ted their address In some instances, or
the name Of their school in other In
stances, so Y was necessary to consider
| such essays as in every way complied
with the rules OF the contest.
Two tickets will be mailed each Of the
| following contestants so they will receive
them early Monday morning. in ample
| time to arrange to attend the lecture az
| ter school:
Carter Bealer. johnson School: Helen
Cross. Maury School; Vernon C. Whit
man, Petworth School; Mary Marquis.
Arthur School; X. c. Markward. John
son School; Florence r. Kemp. Force
School: Jerome Goldsmith. Abbott School:
Clara Young. Harrison School: Preston
Weeks. Peabody School: Babette VIII
kens. Cooke School: Charles z. La Dow,
Hayes School: Alice Fowler. Emery
School; ]. Hendren Holmes, Towers
| School: Edith DeGroot. Edmunds School;
| Clarkson Gemmell. Hubbard School; Ger
| trude Niemeyer. Breokland school; Fred
Zwissler, jefferson School: Gladys Il
Rawlings, .Dennison School: Edwin 4.
Harlow. Dennison School: Vera r. Dem
| ham, Arthur School; Charles B. Gilston.
Arthur School: Daisy Jenkins, Denni-
son School: Norris Lambard. Dennison
School: Freda Ring. Thompson School;
| franklin T. Howe. Sd. Dennison School:
Pearl Bowen, Dennison School; Franz
Muench. Arthur School: Elizabeth NJ.
Zandonini. Arthur School; ArtIereto Ca.
sanova.s Dennison School: James Con-
COVER. Dennison School: Jean Stuart.
Dennison. School: Louisa A. Youngs.
Dennison School; Sadie A. Jones, Arthur
School: Mary E.. Douglas. Arthur School:
James Richardson. Petworth School: Sol
Rosenbiatt. Abbott School: Eugene John
son. Thomas School: Francis A. Joan.
mini, Dennison School: June Page, Thom;
son School: Eulalie Sapp. ~Dennison
School: Michael Carline. Virginia Smith.
\ Thelma Gray Clarence Palmer. Fred
Blankerskip, Horace Stokes. Mamie
| Wynkoop. Charles Gisheckter, Harry
| Morgan, Elsie Smith.
| There Is but one more subject foi
which school boys and girls can compete
| for orchestra tickets to hear Mr.. New
man lecture and that is the subject OF
THE Top of the World-Iceland," which
has been assigned to pupils OF. the eighth
| grade. All essays on this subject mus,
he in the hands of the essay editor by
o'clock Friday evening, February T.
| Read the Rules.
Eighth grade-"The Top OF the World
Iceland" Monday afternoon. February 10
The Washington Herald has arranged
tickets to the NEWMAN TRAVEL
TALn at the Columbia Theater on Mon
day afternoon, February 10. at 3:3t
| O'Clock.
There will be 100 prizes in all. Any
Girl or boy attending the PUBLIC
SCHOOLS will be eligible TO enter this
interesting educational contest.
The prizes will pe awarded for the best
| essays on the subject OF Iceland" for
the eighth grade Each essay to be no,
more than 80 words. and to be written
on one size of the paper. The name
address, and grade OF the pupil to be
| written at the end of the essay, as well
ar the name of the school.
There will be twenty-five prizes ot
two tickets each for the girls. and TWEEN.
ty-flve prizes Of two tickets each for tn,
boys.
All compositions must be in Herald
Office by s o'clock Friday evening, Feb.
ruary !.
Further particulars will be publisher
in subsequent issues OF The Washington
Herald. School boys and girls. write you,
essays to-day. Address all letters I,
NEWMAN TRAVELTALKS EDITOR
THE WASHINGTON HERALD