The evening world., 1913-07-26

honorable mention and q red ribbon.
Their names, ages and percentages fol-
low:
Goetaia Don Brusen, No. la2 i-efRerts
avenue. seven months, % per cent
Charles Williams. No. So Lincoln
road, hve months. 9s per cent.
Henry Burnside, No. 107s Nostrand
avenue. three months, s7.5 per cent.
Edward Kelly, Oakland and East New
York. y5 per cent
James Fennimore No. So Lincoln
road. four months. 81 per cent.
salvatore De Marco. No. ei2 Lincoln
road. six months. 81 per cent.
Joseph Carney, No. 9s6 Nostrand ave-
nue.. seven months. % per cent
Rocci Reccio. No. lss Lefferts street,
nine months. 9s.5 per cent.
John Primo. No. SEQ Rutland road, ten
months. e5.5 per cent.
Joseph Clark. No. 1893 Malbone street,
nine months. s6.5 per cent.
Louise De Razzo. No. $50 Brooklyn
avenue, nine months. 20 per cent.
Dorothy Hartman, No. 6t3 Wildwood
street. fourteen months. % per CENT
vincent Wanderlie. Oakland and East
New York. ten months. % per cent.
Rose Famanella. No. l93 Lincoln road.
fourteen months. % per cent.
Antonio Sinetti. No. 642 Lincoln road,
ten months, rs per cent.
Stephen Peterson, No. 70i Rutland
road. thirty months. s7.5 per cent
Stephen Tedesco. No. 40 Lincoln road,
twenty-one months. 81 per cent.
Thomas F. Moran. No. 9s6 Nostrand
avenue, twenty-one months. 81 per cent.
Matthew Miller, No. so Lincoln road.
eighteen months. So per cent.
Nicholas Trouse, No. 4a3 Lincoln road.
twenty months. % per cent.
Rose Cerullo, No. 52l Lincoln road,
three years. 97.5 per cent.
Frank Cordiella. No 80 Mid wood
street. four years, 81 per cent.
DR.. DENNETT's ADVICE TO CON.
TESTANTs' MOTHERS.
The proceedings were opened by Miss
Georgiana Brown. principal of the
school, to whose untiring efforts the
success OF the contest was largely due.
After briefly tracing the history Of the
contest and what II Is designed to &C.
complIsh. Miss Brown introduced DR..
Roger II. bennett, one Of the examining
physicians. who gave an interesting
lecture on the care Of babies. lie said
n part:
The prime factor in rearing q healthy
| baby Is its food. The winners In con-
test Of this sort are not winners be-
cause they are pretty. but because they
are healthy. well formed and Of good
| disposition. Proper food Ii what brings
this about
tha arvf a. q. =.
babies should always be fed at the
breast. There Is nothing that is an
absolutely satisfactory substitute for
mothers milk: but sometimes this
! method Of feeding Is not possible. and
because of this pure milk stations are
, established. Here the mother wishing
to rear her baby under the most APP
proved methods can obtain not only ao-
!, solutely pure milk. but advice as to the
feeding of her offspring. That many
mothers In this neighborhood have bene.
fted by this milk station Is attested By
the high average OF excellence the score
cards for the babies In this contest
| show"
AZ the conclusion Of his address Dr.
bennett presented the ankboohs. rib
bons and certificates amid enthusiastic
applause.
The scores OF all babies were returned
to tho mothers. that they may study
and correct the defects they show.
MOTHERS URGED TO WORK FOR
IMPROVEMENT PRIZES.
After the presentation OF prixes the
, assembled mothers heard an address by
DR.. Edward NJ. Thompson. who also
helped In the examination Of the
babies In the contest. After declaring
that all OF the babies he examined arc
IN good condition to strive for the i'm
provement" prizes that will be awarded
, after another examination six months
hence. DR.. Thompson earnestly urged
! all mothers present. whether their
babies had won prizes or honora BILE