Evening journal., 1923-01-02

NttNSk ana kNen Culnter-m ar cleQ e
Eighth, where tho police and mum.
mers passed In review before the
judges, who awarded sixty prizes OF.
Tered by merchants OF the street and
other business men.
The judges were; Chairman OF
prize committee. Francis T. Msnioni
chairman OF the Judges. J. Writ VIII
lis; Judge for police and Street and
Sewer Department. Thomas NJ. Mul.
lin; Judge OF children and female
costumes, Catherine S. Dettllng and
costumes Catherine Dettling and
Bertha Lange Moss; Judge OF male
costumes, T. G. Massey. James r
Mancer. ]. Do Lacour, Harris sam
onisky. Philip A. stsinbaeh and
Thomas Hill
Owing 10 the density OF the
throng ana the tmpossibillty OF
clearing a sufficient space IN which
TO EToup the mummers. the work OF
the Judges was made extremely dif-
ncult. However. the prizes were
awarded with as much care as pos
sibls under the circumstances, and
there appeared 10 be a general feel
ing IN the crowd that the Judges had
done their fun duty.
Following the parade the messed
bands divided into three sections
took stations At Third, Eighth and
Tenth streets. and struck up dance
music. Spaces were cleared BY the
police and dancing began. There
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froiie continued until the midnight
hour.
The prize awards were as follows;
The Prizes
Pofce prize-sS gold piece, Mrs.
George Simon. for handsomest police
man. won By chief George Black
Best drllled polloeman-Basiset Of
iruit. Green and kramedas, won By
Sergeant Devenny
Tallest policeman IN lins-One smok-
nelius Haltherg.
Smallest policeman IN nne-ons
smoked ham MeHer's Meat Market.
won by officer couEhiin.
Stoutest policeman m iine-Sa worth
OF merchandise, Sunday star. won by
Sergeant Dsyinish.
One basket OF fruit--For most active
man IN Street and Sewer Department.
Green and kramedas, won by Com
missioner Frank W Pierson.
Rubber tire for auto-Best lawn ten
MIS- girl, Max Kell. won py Mary Rich.
Cut glass vaEe-fOr beet sport cos
tune, donor. Mlnard +. Davis. won BY
william OFT.
Queen card tabls-For Western girl,
donor, ogden-Howard. won BY Eliza
bath Cahail
Hat Tor lady-Second bsst dancer
Elsie Kersey Chase, Lillian Elliott
Ten dollsrf IN gold-Best dancing
couple, Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company. }. J. Liy and A. @.
One smoked aau-afals impsrsons.
tor. II. F. Crawford, WIN by LILLIAN
CAP or shirt-Uniqus costume. donor.
Samson Stern. won BY Charles Runner
Brass aowsy vase-Goddsss Of LAD
erty Wingert and Ryan. won BY Naomi
Griffith.
Hat for lady-Blsek face. Bertha
Lang Moss, won BY John Meir.
Mahogany smoking ssi-Best black
won by Jsmee Jones.
Ten dollars In gold--Best football
costume. Cornelius MundRy' won By
one ladies' spring hat-Most unique
hat worn by lady. Mrs. r. Webb, won
cut glass vase. best dressed golf
girl T. @. Massey, won BY Rena Reed.
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one smoked ham-For best dressed
Indian, II. P, Crawford. won by S. ].
Basket OF frult-Bsst dressed mas
querader. c. NJ. Celia. won by John
" Five dollars IN goid-Best dressed
yirl under 10 years Of age, Ferris Giles,
won by Betty kelleher.
Strip Of bacpu-ThinneSt lady IN line
Peoples Meat Market. won by Mrs. d.
Psrcolator-Bsst Mexican costume,
'emale, Rosenbaum Brothers, won BY
lane CTlsclont
ume. male. Kleitz Brothers, won by
Ten doIars-For best dressed man,
Jacob Faber. won by Stephen Barcus
one smoked hRm-Best dressed
-quaw, II T. Crawford, won BY Mrs.
Box OF candy-Best cooking costume,
5eorge II. Greaves. won by Francis
Peter Pan suit-Best dressed boy.
Arthur. Kusehan, won by John Fuqua.
one basket Of fFuit--Most comical
c. VI. Celia, won by Rich-
5vo sweaters-For best pair OF email
avs Eiddles Ki0thss Shop. won By
,lfred Green and Irving Brown.
Tiddy Kar-For best dressed child IN !
me. Rosbrow Brothers. won by Bertha
Bovs' sweater-For best dressed boy |
T youth, J. s. Munin and Son, won by |
Three pounds Of rump stesk-For
est dressed hobo, Fleit's, won by Vic
= VorlSnan'e trousers-For second best
ressed hobo, Allman's. won BY Harvey
s small cedar chest-For best cowboy,
won by Robert Fuqua.
one smoked ham--For best male
amp, II. +. Crawford, won by Thomas
or sg for t2se nerchandise-For
mallest lady in line. Sunday Star. won
Z Amelia Whlttenberg.
,stume, N. John. won by Katie Pat
one-half dozen silver tesspoons-For
at fishing costume, Joseph 7. Mont
,mery, won by william Morris.
Pair OF cum links-FoT best dressed
lcholas kitkowsd.
one ladies' brooch piR-For best
.essed Spanish lady. NJ. d. Poland, :
on By Mrs. P. Gilkey.
ono 6trlp OF pdCoh-foE stSoho oesh
gro, II. F. Crawford, won by T. II.
Ten dollars IN gold-For best female
lpersonator, Msnion & Co., won by b
one pair of shoes-For Charley Chap
IN, Max Tidus. won by Francis Mont
merry. II
case OF Wisconsin peas-For thinnest I
an in line, J. d. Sisler Company won 4
Frank ]. Edwards.
one smoked ham-For baby cowboy,
J. Besto. Won by John Fontano. =
Child's suit-For smallest child IN
q. Jack and jill Tog Shop. won by III
by Balthes. v
1850 worth OF observation-disclosures tall a
Z man IN line. won by w j. Barnes.
strip OF bacon-For best Sheik. won :
Cecil White.
One order OF paint--For man wearing d
. longest mustsche, won by Jacob d