The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-29
PRIZES ANNOUNCED
FOR MUSIC MEMORY
CONTESTS WINNERS

The list of prizes to the winners Of
the Community Service Music Mem
DRY Contest which will end on Dec. 9,
was announced tuesday and will be
on display in the windows of various
merchants over the city at the end Of
this week.
The major prize for the contest Is
a talking machine valued at $3.50, do
mated jointly by four music dealers OF
the city. The doners are the Starr
Piano company, Walter B. Fulghum
Victrola Shop, Weisbrod Music com
pany and NJ ]. Harrison, edison
agency.
l. Boy between eight and IS years
OF age-Scholarship on string instru-
ment, mandolin, guitar, etc. donated
by Stuart NJ Pratt. Violin bow don
ated by Walter Runge of the Runge
Music store.
,. Girl between eight and IS years
of ge-SChOlarship on piano, donated
by Prof. Samuel Carton OF the music
department of Earlham college. Vic
lin bow donated by Oliver T. Knode
of the Knode Music store
3. To the man IS years of age and
over-Scholarship in voice donated by
Prof. Samuel Carton of the music de-
partment of Earlham college. A
water-color painting donated by VII
liam Dudley Foulke q prizes
4. To the woman IS years of age and
over-Scholarship in piano donated by
! Miss Laura CASTOR. A water-color
painting donated by William Dudley
/ Foulke
! 3. To the student in Earlham col
: lege-POrtfOliO of photographers from
j the Goethe and SCHUYLER gallery, do
mated by William Dudley Foulke.
( 6. To the student of Richmond high
! misunderstanding in piano donated
I by Miss Millded Schalk. Life of Nor
/ ton, two volumes, by Hon. VIM. Dud-
ley Foulke. autographed copiesl.
!. To the student in Garfield Junior
high schoOl-Scholarship in piano do
mated by Miss Ruth Peltz, Maya" a
i romance Of Ucatan, by Hon. VIM. Dud-
ley Foulke. autographed copy)
S. To the elementary school pupil
Scholarship in piano donated by Miss
Hasemeier Maya" a romance Of
Ucatan, by Hon VIM. Dudley Foulke
| Autographed copyD
9. To the parochial school student
Prizes to be announced later
/ 10. TO the school teacher Except
music teachers.) An umbrella. donated
by the Lee B. Nusbaum company.
II. To the Picture, donat-
ed by Mrs. Z. W. Shirk
l.. To the Wife.-Bottle of perfume
donated by the Luken Drug company.
IS. To the boy or girl taking music
/ lessons under IS years of age.-MUsi-
cal Dictionary donated by Nicholson S
Book store.
IA. To the member of an organized
. musical group, such as the Symphony.
church choir. band. etc.-Prizes to be
announced later
10. To the highest pupil in each Of
the district schools.-'Maya," a TO
: nance of Ucatan, by William Dudley
- Foulke. Autographed copiesO One
to each school
Is. To the Family-Art picture, do
= mated by W. O. Crawford. of ". O.
, Crawford and Son
: Il. To the elementary school scor-
ing the greatest number of points per
= unit of enrollment--A prize of a talk
d. ing machine valued at $50, donated
. Jointly by four music dealers, the
, Starr Piano company, Walter B. Full
I ghum Nictrola Shop, Weisbrod Music
f. company and NJ. J. Harrison Edison
Il agency.
/ Other prizes. not yet assigned, have
been donated by Mrs. Paul Comstock
Mrs. Robert E. Huen. Mrs. Rudolph &.
] Leeds, Professor Hicks, the Art Shop,
To- and Thistlethwaite drug stores. An
' nOuncement of further assignments
I will be made late.
5 The committee on prizes consists OF
! Miss Maxine Murray, chairman; Mrs
? Rudolph Leeds, Miss Knode, Miss
Helen Johnson.