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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-27
BOYS

FIRST PRIZE-$loo.oo
Ronald FrIedsnbero. ~ Pine strsott
sae, f3 years; grade. So. oensral
oeorss a. Mccall School. Teacher,
Miss Margaret l. Anderson.
SECOND PRIZE-$7s.oo
James e. Weiss, a134 N. camae
street; ago. 13 years; grade, 8.e,
Muir School. Teacher. Miss oillen.
THIRD PRIZE-$6o.oo
Bernard o'NelIl. 434o N. Fifteenth
street; age, 10 years; grade, 9. 81.
Stephens School. Teacher, Brother
=. luelsn.
FOURTH PRIZE-s5o.oo
William Morrison, p. r. D. Box
1o1, Porrberton, N. j.; age, 10 years;
GRADE. 4, Vlneentown Public School
Teacher. Miss N. A. French.
FIFTH PRIZE--SAo.Oo
James A. Brady. 542a Market street;
AGE, 13 years; grade, 8, Our Lady
OF Victory: Teacher. Slater NJ.
Leontls.
SIXTH PRIZE-S3o.oo
Edmond Thomas Hughes, $3.50 ches.
ter avenue; age, rs years; grade. 9,
Most Blessed Sacrament. Teacher,
Sister Leonardo.
SEVENTH PRIZE-S25.o0
Hubert Hess. 542 s. Fnty.nlrth
street; age. - years. grade. e.5,
William Cullen Bryant School.
Teacher, Miss Mabel Daniels.
EIGHTH PRIZE-$2o.oo
Paul oesnan. 1919 Haverford avs.
nue.; age, u years; grade, 8.5, Nc.
Michael. Rodney School Teacher,
Miss /. Harlan.
$500 PRIZES
Harry sImons. 325' N. Sixth street;
ace. " years; grade, IA. kesrny
School. Teacher, Miss Hndry.
Morris clafksr, eo1 West Seventh
street, Chester. Pa; age, 13 years;
grade, g, Franklin School. Teacher,
Miss Williams.
$1,000 PRIZES
Charles p. Flynn. 2242 Montgomery
avenus; age. 10 years; grade. fourth.
st. EIlxabeth's School. Teacher,
Sister 0isiorIs.
Edmund Buckley. 1920 5randywlns
street; age, IS years; GRADE. Sc,
Morton MeMiehaei School. Teacher.
Miss l. Harlan.
Jacob RaVltz, 5000 Lancaster ave :
nue.: age, 13 years; GRADE, 7.e, Nc.
Michael. Rodney School. Teacher,
Miss L. Harlan.
Julius RyIand. 1884 S. Eighteenth
street; age, IS years; GRADE, s.A,
{. N. Stanton School. Teacher,
Mrs. Marie Ford.
Russell L. Schwartz, 6149 Cathsrlns
street; age, 10 years; grade, S.9,
William Cullen Bryant School.
Teacher, Miss Mabel Daniels.
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$500 PRIZES

Gertrude A. Zimmerman, 5eo2 N.
Eleventh street; age. 13 years
grade. 7.1, julia Ward Howe
School. Teacher. Miss Agnes NJ
WiIkIe,
HsIen N. Yos., 273s Master street.
age, "a years; grade, Q, St. Iud~e's
School. Teacher, sister Mary Nor
berta.
A. Loretta HallIasn, 21ao W. Es.
taUsh street; age, II years; GRADE,
7, Holy Souls School. Teacher, Sis.
ter N, Amsta.
Josephine M. Cain, 1417 S. Voades
street; ago. IS years; grade, q; Most
Blessed Sacrament School. Teacher
Sister St. Alphonsus.
Constance r. Leavltt, 81 Model
years; grade, 9, Junior School No.
I, Trenton, N. J. Teacher, Miss
Henriotte Mlnard.
Aeien sunkes, 1921 S. Wilton
street; age, 10 years; Grade, g. N most
Blessed Sacrament School Teacher,
Sister St. AIphonsus.
Thelra southberu, 1o3t w. Cambria
street; age, 12 years; Grade, ~
Muir School. Teacher, Miss N. A.
Bailey.
~ ENASAS
Ruth orayenstIne, 67o3 North EleV.
enth street; age. - years; GRADE. 9.
cowIes School. Teacher. Miss Mary
Jones.
Marie Heavey, st22 Brown street;
age. - years; Grade, 8, our Lady
Of Victory. Teacher, Sister Louis
oonraua.
Veronica N. shea, 1897 Westnore.
8. Muir School. Teacher Miss
siIreer.
Florence HumphrIes, ao7 North
grade. 7-e. MeMIehaeI. Rodney
School. Teacher, Miss L. Harlan.
Alice !. Carter, 5000 Reno street;
ace, II years; grade. s.e. Nc.
Michael. Rodney School. Teacher,
Miss L.. Harlan.
Dorothy Williams. 374a DUNCAN
street; ace, II years; nrade, 6. Horn
School. Teacher, Miss May Friday.
Evelyn krnstIer. 2o44 S. Twenty.
first street; age, 10 years; grade.
"a, Edgar Allan Poe School.
Teacher, Mr.. Roberts.
Edith Morrison. r. r. D. Box tot,
Pennberton, N. j.; age, II years;
grade, s; VInccntown Public School.
Teacher, Miss French.
Idle N. Won zeeh. 1907 S. FIfty.
third street; age, II years; grade,
?, S. Weir Mitchell School. Teacher,
Mr.. George j. Remenschnelder.
sadIe MarkovItz. e33 Lawrenes
strect; age, 13 years; GRADE. ga,
Jefferson School. Teacher, Mr.. J.
J. Nlllen.
Dorothy Gardner, 7o4 Preston street;
age. 13 years; grade, "a, Nc.
Michael. Rodney School. Teacher,
Miss l.. Harlan.
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$500 PRIZES

bS'uu FEILES
John sesrlor, 3oiS cre,sor street,
asr. ~ yssrs; grade. 7. 81. John ~.
sspti't School, Teacher. sister
EDWARD Ball. 2s2s N. Nineteenth
street; age. II years; Grade. SO,
MUM school. Teacher, Mics GUlcr.
Paul Eyre Kelley, si37 Nassau road;
aac. 13 years; GRADE, g. Our Lady
or toHrdes. Teacher, Sister Mary
Edward Hume, 3612 A,p.n street;
Mlcrner Rodney School. Teacher.
Miss l.. Harlan.
Vincent Lyons, 56o2 Hciskelr street;
sae' years; grade, q. 81. Vincert's
Sehoo'' Teacher. Brother Francts.
William Shannon, 5o?o Christian
street age. - years; arade. e.8,
William Cullen Bryant School.
'eaeher' Miss Mabel DanIos.
Harry Johnston. 372s Wallace street;
ase y years; etade. 7.s, Nc.
MichaeI. Rodney School Teacher.
Miss L. Harlan.
James A. Sykes. 1918 W. AlIcah.nv
avenue; age, - years; Grade, s.h,
muhr school Teacher, Miss Low.
81 FRIES
oeore. oeerIna. 1902 WoF street,
age, y years; Grade, 8; School An.
nuneiatlon q. V. Nj. Teachers, Sis.
tiers OF !. ~. M.
PsuI -udson, 2os6 Snyder avenue.
acc, f3 years; grade. s.A. Eduar
SiIan Poe School. Teacher, c. r..
Edwin =. Wooley, 2efe N. Twenty.
th'rd street; ace, - years: arade,
d. St, Columba's School. Teacher,
Sister FlaViet.
Charles p. Hirdley, 3o44 N. Tenth
street; age, - years. grade, "a,
Muir School. Teacher. Miss Low.
Ter.
Joseph 5u9sey, eo3I seechwood
street; age. 13 years; grade. 7. In.
maeulate Conception School. Teach.
er, Sister ArsenIa.
Charles Heinz. 2oe2 Elchart str.e.,
age. 13 years; grade. ga. John ~
webster Schoo'. Teacher, ". G.
Johnston.
George W. Lcek. Jr,, ~ &. Mad.
son avenue, ColIinsswood. N. j.;
ace, y years. grade, 7.e. Garfield
School Teacher, Miss K. Puph.
Leon L Rack, 1857 Gerr,srtov,,
avenue; age, - years; GRADE, 50.
Eutedae School. Teacher. Miss
Gertrude Parkenher1er
horace A. Aserty. c4ff Columbia
avenue; age. - years; 9rsdc. 8,
Friends School. Teacher, Mrs.
nucharrp.
Charles coorey, 1900 s. TayIor
street; age. p years; grade. 7. G..
rard Open.Air School. Teacher,
Miss lrTa Sch'ycter.
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$1,000 PRIZES


Edna Joos, $500 N. Front street;
age. t3 years; grade, s.e. John q.
stetson School. Teacher, Miss
Deealer.
katherine A. e. Hsllipsn, 2i2o W.
Estauqh street; age, "a; grade. 7.
Holy Souls School. Teacher, Sister
N. Amata.
Margaret N. MeNulty, 1895 S. Forty
ninth street; AGE, u years; GRADE.
9, st, Francis de Sales School.
Teachers, Sisters I. n. N.
Matilda London, 3ao4 Spencer ter.
race; age, - years; Grade, s.5, Nc.
Michael. Rodney School. Teacher,
Miss L. Harlan.
Ethel r. Reed, a31s Wallace streeti
AGE, 12 years; grade. 10; No.
Mlehasi.Rodne School Teacher,
Miss L. Harlan.
$500 PRIZES
Gertrude August, eos1 csthsrlns
street; age. - years; grade, s.e,
William Cullen Bryant School.
Teacher. Miss Mabe Daniels.
Beatrice Anasrt, $50 8. Third
street; age, - years; arade. 9.
shsrswood School. Teacher. Miss
Allan.
HiIds Dawson. 643 w. Cambria
street; age, 10 yssrs; grade. 8. St.
sonaventure's school. Teacher,
Sister N. Ella.
Catherine podwelI, $40 Yoeum
street; AGO. II years; grade, Q. Most
blessed Sacrament School. Teacher,
sister st. AIphonsus.
Alma T. Murphy, 2st3 W. oakdale
street; age. 10 years; GRADE, ?, Whit.
tier School. Teacher, Carolyn o.
Yookel.
Alice r. Mccraeken, Sc N. Thirty.
fourth street; age, t3 years; grade.
s.B, McMIohsoI. Rodney School,
Teacher, Miss L. Harlan
Msreella purante, 34o1 Frankford
avenue; age, 9 years; grade, s.A.
John X. Webster School. Teacher,
Mrs. z. o. Cohen.
Lillian Franees ReInhold. a73 S.
ceolI street; age. 10 years; GRADE.
So. Hamilton School. Teacher,
Mrs. X. M. Mitchell.
Verlstta Hotel, 1852 Goodman
street; age, 10 years; grade. IA.
Muir School. Teacher, Miss Stead.
Anna LswIsr. 3ao N. ,Fifty-second
street; age, ~ years; grade, 7, Our
Lady Of Victory. Teacher, Sister
NJ. Aenrics.
$500 PRIZES
Kate An1srt, 251o S. Third street;
AGE, 12 years; grade, 70, Shars.
wood School. Teacher, Miss Allen.
Beatrice Moranx, 114o W. Somerset
street; age, 13 years; grade, s.A.
St. eonaVenture's. Teacher, Sister
N. Ella.
Rebeeea Chiiofsky, e5s N. Seventh
street; age, II years; grade. "a,
Jefferson School. Teacher, Mr.. J.
J. Mlllen.
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$500 PRIZES
$1,000 PRIZES

8. AewIirss Cooper. HsddonreId,
N, ~ age, IS yearo GRADE, sopho.
more. Haddo1fed High School.
Teacher. Miss Virginia Whltecar.
Hugh oeslderio. Glrard College, sec.
ton "A; age. IS years; grade Juntor
year. high school. Gtrard College.
Teacher. Mr., N. Wolfe.
William Johi, Textile schuoD; age,
= years; grade, freShnar, Textile
School. Teacher. Mr.. Naat.
Abraham Asness, 'oo2 N. marshaU
street, age, IS years; Grade, o.
lnrst haf Junior yenr. centrs'
High School Teacher. Prof. Marte,I.
Marcus Eothmar, 7Sa2 N. Twenty
third street; AGE, - years; GRADE.
secord year. Central Flah Srrool.
Teachers, 7rofs. Foust and Hon.
man,
$500 PRIZES
Jose ph erardschair, $3.50 N. pe-cy
street; age, IS years; Grade. t''rd
year. Northeast HlGh schooD.
Teacher, Or, {. c. Parker.
James H. Young, IS -. Penn
street; ace. fs years GRADE. third
year. Germantown r,e1 School.
Teacher, mr. Mason lEnqush 7ro'D
Saul Milton 5Iumerthal, 61Is Add.
sor street; age, IS years; grade.
Junior, Central High ScNooD.
eaeher' PROT "carns'
yosenn mu' 70 o',ana, ans - '" ot,o.o
'A2S N. Second street Teacher.
Sister Irez,
John W. hathaway, ea2S cSontz
martowr High School. Teacher, Or.
r. r, Keller,
Edward FurIa, SOL South OarD'n
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Frances NJ. poushsrty, 5o7 Old Ian.
caster road, Haverford, Pa; age,
Y years grade, fourth. Cathol'e
Girls High School. Teacher, sister
M. Rose Anita.
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BOYS
FIRST PRIZE-S1oo.Oo

FIRST PRlZE-S1oo.O
Aaron MoU7d. 1884 W. York street;
AGE, Y years; grade, third year,
Central High School. Teaehe-,
eror, Macpherson.
SECOND PKIZE-s7s.oo
George }. speseka. 1918 Cherry
street; age. II years; Grade. third
year. Roman Catholic High School
FOR 5oys, Teacher, J. Rourke, Prot.
In English.
THIRD PRIZE-Sso.oo
william, p. McPoyI.. 5422 West.
minister avenue; age, IS years;
grade, fourth y.ar. 81. Jos.oh's
Prep. Teacher, Rev. John V, M-,.
thews, S. J.
FOURTH PRlZE-s5o.Oo
Harry Schwartz. S13s Berks street
ase, y years; grade, senior. South
Philadelphia High School for BOYS.
Teacher. Mr.. S. HorstIck.
FIFTH PRIZE-S4O.oo
John E, kehoe, 272S W. L-hjqh
avenue; AGE. 10 yesrs; grade, fourth
year, s.. Joseph's Prep. Teseh.r,
Rev. John V. Matthews. S. }.
SIXTH PRIZE-*3o.Oo
ElIwood l. Enslsnder, 1880 y,
franklin street; age, II years;
grade, sophcrSre, Central HIaN
School, Teacher, Clement e, Foust
A. NJ, Ph, D.
SEVENTH PRIZE-S25.o
Henry Clay Banks. 24o4 N. Twenty
ninth street. age, Is years; GRADE.
second year. Central Hlsh Schoon
Teacher, Prof. MacPhsrsor.
EIGHTH PRIZE-S2o.oo
Joseph Rappsport, 2115 N. Newkirk
street; age, IS years; grade. sopho.
more, Central High School. Teaehsr
Or. c. {. Foust.
$500 PRIZES
Morris LAWN. 241 Poplar street;aas.
IS years; grade, Junior year % s..
Cen;rsI h'sh School. Teacher, Prof.
Chllds.
Andrew l. Palmer. Jr.. 900 W Ninth
stree, Chester, Pa; age, IS years
grade, Ga, Chester High School.
Teseher Miss Florence Williams.
$1,000 PRIZES
Theodore N. Glenn, Boys Oorml.
tory, eryn Athyr, Pa; age, IS
years; grade, senior. sryn Athyn,
Pa. Teacher. L. {. oyIIerhauI.
Morris 6raIlove. 2s65 N Eahth
street; AGE, Is years; grade, sopho.
more, Central High School. Teacher,
Prof, Foust.
Henry MuIhern, 1909 CaIIowhlII
street; AGE, ~ years; grade, fourth
year, St. Joseph's Prep. Teacher,
Rev. J, V, Matthews. S. J.
Charles VIM. Hsbgood. 1906 crala
street, fIoImeSbursi age, Y years;
grade, section g.. Frankford Hlgh
School. Teacher, Miss Lee,
Joseph Edmerd Motley. 1909 n. Mar.
vine street; age, '5 years grade,
fourth year, St. Joseph Prep.
Teacher, Rev, John ', Matthews,
s, J,
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$500 PRIZES

Morr,. Pitoek, 1913 Germantown
Central High School T.achsr
sradner MacPhsrsor.
1ohn Mortimer oau,m. Jr., $3.50
eaIt,more avenue; ace. Is years;
GRADE, a, West PhiIaderphia HI1,,
School Teacher, MIR. Fslk.rs,eir.
Leon 3. Bernstein. sg46 s,,so,,
Cce'' ace' = Years; grade, fourtN
year Ws9t PhtladeIphia HIoh
'cn0o', Teacher, Or. Brandt
howard 4 schwar1b. Girard CO..
'sr; age. = years; grade. first v,s-
r.eh schooL Teacher, MISS mary
"erry Blessing. <7t3 Edmu7d street;
as1' - years: Grade, c. second nan
o' f0Iru year. Frarkford Hich
Sehoo' Teacher, Miss Anna c, L.c..
sdward rhomsV mcNIeho!as. rs NJ
seventeenth street; ace. i6 ysa-s
grade, fourth year hIsh, ST Jos.ph's
rren. 7earher. Rev, John Y. MAJ.
ths"S. 6. J.
Ncrry Tart Jr.. 24i2 = Nl-e..rr,h
street; AGE, = years; c~ste. ss1ror
Central High School. Teacn.r, Pr,r
5radner MACPHERSON.
Herman y. Marcia. JcnLro.ovn.
Pa; age. 3 ears.
sl.OO PRIZES
Gerard Ccs,eu3. 100 r. Sx,y.,,.rd
street; aq". 3 years; oraJe. rr.,
year h'sN Vest Phn7delphta Catr.
Nerry.
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$500 PRIZES


Eleanor " sresman, 5e3e soyer
street; ace, 13 years; Commerela'
Teacher Sister St. Dorothy.
eernlee PiIklneton' 423a esu,
street, age 10 years grace
tseeond haN jun'oD' rrankroro
H'eh Schoo'' 'eaeher' MISS lee
Leona cordon. $50 De kalb street;
ace 10 years; ST. eatr'eks H'sn
senoo'' Norr'sto"n' "a
poro,hv E.br. s4e E. TuIpehoeker
street: ao. ts Years; orade c, sec
ond half Junior year. Frankford H'sn
sohoo'' Ieacher' "'ss Lee
Margaret r. Collins, consh oeken.
hIoh. S., Matthew'S parochlal
School conshohoeken' Pa
Bertha Greenha.oh, 147 East Maple
avenue. Lanohorne. Pa; age. IS
vssrs; arade 9, Lanehornc Public
school. Teacher, William Thomas.
Ao,., c eonhaa.. 1911 Twenty.
seventh street; aae, rs years; Grade
a, 81 IudwIo's, Teacher, Sister
MARY Norberts.
phv,I, BROMLEY. ~ w. Nineteenth
strect Wil,ninoton, Del; ace, u
v.ars, HIne, sohooL Teacher, Mr..
ErsrkIIn Hines,
Sl.Oo PRIZES
t,. ,.o ,
Ethel May Hoekensm'tn' o'o NJ
Forty scVentn sFeeti age ~ Sears'
GRADE 7:"' west Shuaoe'pnIa sr
s'I
"''
Mary NJ. Riley, 2o31 N. Sisty.secord
street; age. IS years; grade, second
rhetoric, Notre Dame Academy.
Teacher sisters ot No're DAME
nIsr.d Hale, uIr.r. Is Ea,t Broad
...s., pstr,vr, N i. an. "a
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Walter Spiker, efai Csthsrlne street,
age. II years! grade, SO, William
Cullen Bryant School. Teacher,
Miss Mabel Daniels.
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GIRLS
FIRST PRIZE-$1o0.0o

Frances NJ. pouahsrty, 5o7 Old Ian.
caster road, Haverford. Pa; age.
y years grade, fourth, Catholic
Girls High School. Teacher, Sister
N. Rose Anita.
SECOND PRIZE-$75.0o
Anna pIemer. 1881 e. Allegheny
avenue; sge, 16 years, GRADE, sec
tIon c, second haf OF third year,
Erankford High school. Teaehsr'
Miss Lee,
THIRD PRIZE-s6o.oo
Rose Rubin. sso5 Lonsshore street;
age. IS years; grade, second raw
OF Junior year. Erankford H'0n
School. Teacher, Miss Lee
FOURTH PRIZE-$5o.oo
elizabeth Collins, Welsh and VII
lots road; ago, 16 years. Grade,
third year, second term, Frankford
hIqh School. Teacher. Miss Lee
FIFTH PRIZE-$4o.oo
Margaret NJ. Murphy 1909 Green
street; ace. u years; GRADE. trst
year. section 10. Catholic Girls
HIoh School. Teacher. Sister John
tho Evangelist, S. S, j.
SIXTH PRlZE-$3o.0o
Grace v. schIndewot, 272 Bellevue
avenue, Trenton, N. j.; age, ~
years; grade, third year high, St
Msry's Cathedral. Teacher sister
Mary Evangelist.
SEVENTH PRIZE-$25. 90
Matilda T, Harrington, 1889 N,
Water street: age, 16 years; GRADE
A class, kenslneton High School.
T.cher Miss A. hdalre.
EIGHTH PRIZE-S20.0o
Mary q. Hackendorn, 8fe NJ clay
ton street, Wilmington. Del. ACE,
IA v,ars; arade, first year, VIII.
mInoton High. Teacher, Miss A.
Raudnttsky.
$500 PRIZES
Mary Jo.s skruegsr. s22 w. Fourth
.treet, Wilmington. DEL; age, ID
years; GRADE, fourth year. Ursullns
Academy. Teacher, Mother MARY
Frances.
Sara Beatrice sIbscsteIn, $40 N.
FORTY. eighth streets ace, "a years
urade, fourth year, Cathollc o'r.s
HIoh School, Teacher Sister M
Rose Anita.
$1,000 PRIZES
Emile Moore, 1i5 State street
Camden, N, j.; age, IS years; Cam
den High School.
EIeanorn Frances Kelley, 1909 Pot
tar street; age, IS years; GRADE
second half OF junior year. Frank
ford hluh School. Teacher, Miss
Lee.
Helen schontE, Charles and Gar.
field streets, Palmyra, N. - ace
,6 vsarsi urade. sophomore, Pal
nyrs HIah School. Teacher, Miss
Frleda L. Mitchell,
Msrosret seIby. 900 Vine street,
Camden, N. }. age, " years. GRADE,
first year, Camden Hlsh School.
Teacher, Mrs. Virgins
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$1,000 PRIZES

Walter spiker. 6'df CathsrIne street,
age. II years. grade. s.e, William
Cullen Bryant School. Teacher,
Miss Mabel Daniels.
Louis H. Bel, 3'3 z. Tenth street:
Chester, Pa; Lsrkln Grammar
School. Teacher, Mrs. Marie x.
Jones Lutz.
Louis Darrow. 1915 S. Nineteenth
street; ace. f3 years; grade, ga,
Edgar Allan Poe School. Teacher,
Mr.. George Roberts.
6erehmsn Scheever. ao2a cr.seo,
street; age, IL years; grade. 9, St.
John tho Baptist School Teacher,
Sister Maria Joseph,
Harold Winth.r, 5o4t Hawthorn.
street; age. - years; grade, IA.
Marshall School. Teacher. Miss
Even.
$500 PRIZES
Francis p. hmsel, Jr.. 1912 W.
Cambria street; age. t3 years; GRADE.
8, 81. Ronaventurc's School.
Teacher, Sister M. Ella.
Ernest erlpp, as13 orlanna street;
age, 10 years: grade, 2, Potter
School Teacher, Miss alehhrt.
Archie Wright. 1898 s. Ninth street.
6. Whittier School. Teacher, Miss
Mamie Jefnsor.
William Warren Richards, t633
N. Eleventh street; ago. - years;
arade. 6. "ldener School. Teacher,
Miss Hclen T. oabel.
David katz, 1910 e. Moyamerslra
avenue: age. IS years; grade. Sc,
John Hay School. Teacher, Miss
Noe.
Junior Cameron, 71s N. sixty fourth
street; age. t2; grade. 2. Overlook
School. Teacher. Miss Kate Hunter.
August Everett Ulander, 535,
Webster street; age, 20 years; Grade,
IA, Harrlty.Lee School. Teacher,
Miss A. T. Faris.
Frank o'ponnelr, $50 N. Fifty.sec.
ond street; age, II years; grade. 3.
Our Lady Of Victory. Teacher, SIS.
ter M. Leontla.
Harry Leonard Ross, 1859 cstharIr.
street; age, - years; Grade, 6'h.
Philip VitelIl. 2i2e Moore street;
age, - years; grade, s.B, Edgar
Allan Poe School Teacher, Mr.
Roberts.
$500 PRIZES
Joseph J. Lopes. 23f ~ Warrnr
street, Trenton. N. " age. II yearc;
grade, s, St. Mary's School. Teacher,
sister NJ. Oamasa.
oulntIn <ernaghar, 32o6 mantua
avenue; age, "a years; grade. 7.s,
McMIehaeI. Rodney School, Teacher.
Miss L. Harlan.
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Sl.OO PRIZES

Gerard Costello. 100 r.. 5.xty.,r.rd
street; aq", 3 years; Grade. rrs,
year h,SA. West Phu7delphra C.,r.
oIc E.0h School Teacher Brotr.r
EsrrS
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-24
GUARDsMEN FOR STRIKE
 DUTY AT NEWPORT, KY

Frankfort, Ky., Dec. 23.-Four com panies of Kentucky national guards men totalling 16o men and the necessary officers tonight were ordered to New port, Ky, by Governor Morrow. They were sent as a result Of his orders grow ing out of a strike at the Newport Roll ing Mills and without a request from local peace officers. They are due to arrive in Newport about 7.3o a. m, to- mortow.
 The troops will be under Colonel H. H. Denhardt of Bowling Green. Three oth- CT companies have been ordered held in readiness to proceed to the scene if needed. Governor Morrow said, in an- nouncinc the sending ot troops. He de- clined .a say what companies were be- ing helo t9ady.
 The troops were sent to Newport by Governor Morrow on his own initiative None of the peace officers of the city or of Campbell county had asked foI them. Reports from private invesri- gators. the governor said, indicated that conditions were such that the peace Of ficers could not handle the situation
 Serious danger exists" the governor said. that at any moment an outbreal may occur, causing the loss ofdozens o lives and the disgrace of the state"
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-24
NEW HAVEN ALDERMEN
 ACT IN THEATRE MATTER

New Haven, Dec. 23-The New Ha- ven board of aldermen tonight passed an order directing Chief of Police Smith
 to issue licenses to all theatres here
 which are certified as conforming with
 the law. The order further directs Chief Smith, City Building Inspector
 Austin and Fire Marshal Perkins to gov
 ern their actions toward theatres In ac-
 cordance with the opinion of Corporation
 Counsel Bennett.
 The opinion of the corporation coun- sel was that a new building code in force here was not retroactive, which would relieve the building inspector of the necessity of inspecting theatres which had been in use before the code was adopted. Following the Rialto | Theatre fire here there was a contro- i versy over the responsibility of inspec- tion of that theatre.
 The aldermanic order is expected to esult in the issuance of permits to near ! ly all theatres in the city. Most of them have been operating without licenses under injunctions obtained in state and 1 federal courts. In connection with the theatre controversy here. it was un- derstood tonight that Coroner Eli Mix would issue his finding tomorrow on the Rialto Theatre fire.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-24

private individuals of certain industrial state; and enterprises still operated by the state are to adopt commercial prin- establishrRents hitherto controlled by the ciples, paying private producers and oth- CT state enterprises market value for materials and selling their products at market value.
 Bolshevist newspapers claim, the de- partment continued, that beneficial ef- fleets have already followed the change of policy with respect to conpen sation of labor and while comparatively few important industrial plants have yet been leased, good many smaller es- tablishments have been leased to former owners and to associations of working men.
 Tt is too early" the department said, "to fe(m a judgment as to the econ- ornic and still less the political effects of these new policies. The bolshevist l leaders themselves express uncertainty as to how far these new tendencies may i lead. Taking 1t altogether. it would ap- pear that the situation in Russia Is, tc a greater degree than usual, in state l of fux, and that important and per mansnt economic changes may possibly
 result. It is too early, however, to fore
 cast the exact direction of those change: their ultimate extent, or the rapidity
 with which they will come about"