The evening world., 1913-04-14
Maysusytte 'Moosys Ma,shsli.

That logical. scientific prise baby hoG
besu picked, At last. AccordIng 20 the
wstshs and measures at tho. Babiet'
Health Content. Just held N Public
School No. W. little Joseph Keller. hrst
prise winner. has gone through nine
months OF his existence with an Almost
perfce; physical record. And the second
prise winner. Esther Friedman. and
MafGaret iianauer. ~no carried OF the
I third award, tag ciossiy bes,ind, Joseph.
They are ihrce. fine younSsters. but they
weren't the only ones at tho brand nov
styis OF baby show .xh!ch nniShed on
tho ndyhSOrhobd child welfare exhibit
on the UPPER east side. ..."'' - ..
BablcS and their mothers fsiriy Bs.
sleged the big school" building st Le1.
inSton avenue and mast One Hundred
and Eleventh street saturday afternoon.
The entrances hail was crowded with
little so-eartr. for scores OF mothers
had not understood that the judging
| merely represented tho hnai heat OF Q
| contest Ia which all the entries had been
made weeks earlier. They. journeyed In
thc rain, from al sections OF the city
only TO DO ;old that they were too late
and that their babies could no, even be
| examined. The latter wera too young
to be disappointed. but the. mothea,
some OF wnoni scened ~ able to AFFORD
tho earfares they had spsni. wsfs not
we'll pleased. ''t, ,s. ....'
ELGvEN BAsigs OUT or tes
| STOOD THE Tgor.
Originally iaa babies were entered for
the exhibition Of infant perfection. but
the exigeucirs OF exhibition space made
II possible TO accept oniy forty-n.ne.
Two weeks sSo this restricted nuuyssr
was examined by DR.. Godfrey H., Plsek
and assistants from the Chiidfsn's Ward
Of the Post!0raduats Hospital. Eleven
4 babies were selected to compete for the
pr!ses Offered to the very best phys,ca,
ana mental specimsns. These eleven
went through . maj exa imitation Satur.
day At the hands OF Dr. Roger II. Dem
r@tt of'ths New Yorx. MIR co'nnittes.
Then. In their go,carts. they we're
arranged with their mothers in one end
Of the hail behind d wAlst-hiyh rope.
4 few of the late arr.Skis were
trundisd under tho l.ns. hut their sgil
hopeful guardians Wyre only abb 10
..c.,rs I'm. c,.a.or.. NJ ,hsir ovn iitt,e
d.,Iin,s ir ~. aax,,l.b, n,tr,r.s. rse
latter set sii the bsbies saaing,. Snd the
ccrirs.on was no, i'nproveu BY the Shrll
notes Of a police whistle which some.
body Was blowing, thoSody knew why.
The general Arrangements were In
charss of. .M.ss Harrist Silvsrmsn Of the
Mo,aers' A.d Society. and MIss SLY r.
r",ry .nn n.rvousnss. com non m ina
rnnsrr,.S wom,r unused Is the oaks
=, .,n,,r .h,,Sr"., = - - =
uhv.v.r. .,nc. ,bs nr.x.s were
awarded an 'thcI bk,,. az bs.,th ana
Ssv.;on,.n. arh N, sor.' h..,,,y. n
.,an., ,n,,,.- - m. t.sis. .ho v.A ,ss,v
.v.. .na ,.s noh.s AVA they vArs A..
trsct,ys. even M ti,elr Noe. Tor mos, o,
them were p,umpr and' c,Aan. docking.
Th..r p.ain. sone.i.nes coarAv whit
frocks lad been painslastnviy .!aun.
G..ed, AMI ,hs white WooilS coats sq
,uany of them, wore wsro weil-araAirsd
And they looked thoroughly American,
although 40 oftriI tyeir Mo:aers did not
Yhe WiNNeAs ONLY "A eoiNT
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,o..,n,s ,1o rnh In NJ. NON: -, W
,v.a, "a " mi Th,r,v..,,f,
s.,,., -. .i,yar mn. =. h.,n,
,roua,v a.s,..ved to.d.y. on,v on,
na,n, r,,or lin v,.'r,;lc r,,hsr r,s.A
mnm' who .,ly.s n, No. '1S,S i,exin ssor
avenue ana who recriy cd a silver Lrlfr
.ork and spoon. Ana Margare, IA nauo
Of lee Aycnus A was hut halt 4 potn
ss'ow Esther ana was s'Vs" u n'vs
'eeI,ns tpoon'
, "k"' "'"o' oe"es 'e'S"" " "'u
noao'anIr "e"uon P'serlu I've o
a o"~e' raw "r.o'eA -.A" e'""e'
. man, ",saa s' ~s.t'e e-oS IA
4 wNte. "H.sr' Msss "ihet po'n'
. pet'ee. "vn.y ttoV.e' ""u ms
r "s'mpsa n.., .' ~"
4 one. naH poan's. A"a m'e Hoss"n
Klein. onS OF .tuo pFetVeSt Ueuiee "