The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-05
Riddle Karnival For Babies And
 Grown-Ups

For'fear there may be some misunder- standing as to those eligible for the baby show and kiddie karnival which is being held the last three days of next week at East Lake park by the Busi- ness and Professional Women's club and the League of Women Voters, it should be emphasized that any child up to eight years and over two months is entitled to enter in some one of the fifteen classes. The baby contest is on Thursday afternoon and is open to babies from two months to two and half years. Little girls of any age may also enter their doll babies.
 On Friday comes the innings of the older children, from three to eight, who may appear in the little girls white dress contest or in the novelty vehicle parade (here is chance for boys in goat-wagons or kiddie-cars) or in the costume parade. Children up to four may ride in the decorated baby carriage section, for which especially lovely prizes are offered. And the little moth CTS of any age may also put in their doll buggies.
 It must also be clearly understood that while the entrance of the children is absolutely free, no grown person or yOungSter over twelve can get in without a ticket, for which a small fee is charged, in order to defray the consid- erable expense of the show. No child will be allowed to enter unaccompanied by parent or attendant, except by ticket. These tickets are now on sale 'at the park and in the lobby of Caheen's store.
 The baby show prizes are now on dis play at Caheen Bros. and at Singer Sewing Machine company.
 The following entries were made Tuesday:
 Leroy Jackson, Jr., S16 Nineteenth street, north; D. A. Wood, 303 First avenue, north S. E. Smith, 705 Forty ninth street; Carlton White, Route 3, Box 5 /; Selvina Green, 62 Church street, Pratt City Maurice B. Nash, 1924 Twelfth avenue, north; Charles David Mason, Jr., 2806 Ensley avenue, Ensley; Lee Campbell White, 105 Cedar street L. Kahn, 1912 Central Street, south; E. l.. Duffey, 4022 Huntsville, avenue south; James Howe, 1512 Eleventh ty-fourth street, north Robert J. Par sons; 5407 Fofty-fourth street, Annie Lucille Smith, 1429 Eighteenth street, Ensley Dan Claude Johnson, 1923 Fourteenth street, north; Catherine Vanette Humphries, 3606 Twenty fourth street, north Rita Grace Obering, 1124 Twelfth street, south; Betty Jane liar we'll, 1410 Seventeenth avenue, south l; Frances Adella Lee, 1921 Cotton ave- nue., George Allen Little, 2421 Walker avenue; Annie Catherine Kidd, 1925 Fifteenth avenue, south John K. NOrra- rup, 529 FOrty-seventh street, south {: David Earl Davis, SOP Thirteenth street, south Paul Sevan Atkinson, Jr, 4801 First avenue, Woodlawn; Dennis Wynn, 1924 Twenty-fourth street, north; Jim Frank Arlington, Jr., 715 Thirtieth street, south; Tom G. Ellis, 619> Cherry avenue, Pratt City; Sarah Louise Fitzgerald, 2321 Thirty second avenue, north; Margaret Juanita Eau cett. 1110 Thirteenth street, south i; Alina Estell Cutliff, 5015 Second ave nue, WOodlawn Erskine Cockrell, Ems ley Ala; Jack Douglas, $500 Second avenue, north Herman F. Bell, 1109 Eleventh street; Fred Self, Jr., Tar rant City; Myrtle Ling, 2010 Pleas ant avenue, Fairview; Helen Louise Stone, 2313' Thirty second avenue, north; William Marvin Sheflett, 136h Fifty-ffth street, south, Woodlawn AleAdHueF LOUIS EOWler, 1SoO Nine teenth street, north; John Edward Miller, S320 Judson avenue, East Lake {; Joseph Howard Smith, 643 Alabama avenue; A. J. Conan, 1621 Fifteenth avenue, south J. Douglas Bullion, S42O Fourth avenue, north Elizabeth Jones, HAS Twelfth avenue, south; Martha Jane Lee, 1921 Cation avenue; ; Yvonne Trant, 1130 Fourteenth street, south; Hal COons, 1410 Huntsville avenue, Dorothy Mae McWilliam, 1926 Tenth avenue, south; Ruth Henderson Cur rie, New Castle, Ala.