Evening journal., 1920-11-20
March
and DO STUNTS
Daley and Brandt Win First
Prize in Freshman
Parade
PRESENT MANY
CLEVER MAKE-UPS
Special TO The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening journal.
NEWARK, Nov. 2O.-With more
than 100 students in line In COS
tune, the annual parade o. the fresh
man class OF Delaware College last
night, was one OF the best the freshis
have ever held. Headed by the college
band, the paraders marched over the
principal streets OF the town and then
TO the WOmen's College and return.
Many different characters We're im-
personated 10y the paraders and some
OF them were eX0 cdingly clever
There We're numerous black face
comedians in line, musical groups,
crippleS, dancers, ITO. There Ners
also a number II impersOnaiiOns of
the Dickinson football team which
meets Delaware on Frazer Field to-
day, one OF theSa was a small pony
tOsged out as a goat bearing a siF
'DickinsOns goat In charge OF
Arunah Armstrong and Raymond
Fador. NJ A. Aiken and II. IL.
Watson, two Of the football squad
who are on the injured list and will be
unable 10 take part In tOdays gama
were gotten up as crippled Dickinson
players. They walked with crutches
and carried placards on their backs
with cords Dickinson q.
The paradcrs made a lls hit all
dl0nN the line Of march. At the close
OF the parade they all went 10 the
| Commons where a smoker was held
I The individual and group imperson-
atOrs did thor stunts" during the
smoker before the judges In compoti-
| ton for cash prizes amounting To 50,
which had been offered by friends of
The college. The judges were Dr. +
/ r. Miller, Coach Lecate and Coach
Guy Hancock.
The Judges had a hard job on iheii
hands TO decide the winners as theil
were SO many good make-ups. SeN-
| cral students having the cleN-
20 appear before the judges and con
scquently were not considered for thl
4 prizes.
The grand prize, $40. was won bl
Len Daley and Earl Brandt. who rep
/ resented a couple OF Italian stree
| cleaners. This was a popular selec
ti0n as the stunt was an unusual.
| clever one.
The first teas prize 81, went q
~. r. Row and c. Robinhold. VIII
represented a mother and baby. Rov
was the baby and wearing absoluteh
nothing but running toys went owe
the entire route in a push cart. Tn
second team pri1e Sc, went TO Arm
strong and Fader who had "Dickin
sons Goat" The third prize, s.. Wa
awarded TO a musical group compose
Of +. Cooper, Arnold and ,Edwar
Barnard, Alvin Allen and Joseph vii
son and fourth prize Si. 10 the Dick
inson cripples, Aiken and Watson.
) The first individual prize, 81, wa
awarded to G. A. Smith, a blackfac
musician; second, g., 90 Clarenc
. Downing, who represented Uncl
d sam; third. Fred Smith, who repre-
, sented Dickinson up a tree, an
, fourth, 81, +. r. Warner, who impei
, sonated a minister.
Some other groups and individual
who were also especially good bt
d failed TO land a prize was the drillin
q squad In charge OF Harmer and Dant,
! Grier and Reemer, ballet dancers. an
steel, who was almost a whole ban
. and a number Of others.
Friends Of the college who col
! tributed cash prizes were: James
, Ginns, manager Of The Playhous
Z the Hub. Miller Brothers and
: Rodney sharp of Wilmington; Georl
: w. Rhodes, OF Newark, and the fOl
{ college fraternities.
Horty and Robbins were cheer lea,
I ers during the smoker and put plent
or pep" in the yells and songs.