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…NOVEMBER 5, 1926 • 47.119L KOTI:IEWIS f LilIZONICLE U. H. S. WILL HOLD EXERCISES NOV. 17 (Continued From Page One.) Milford Stern Delivers Message Buchhalter and third prize of $2.50 to Ephraim Melamed. Prizes of $75 which will be din. tributed among the winners were do- an equal amount anonymously. 51il- nated by Milton M. Alexander and ton 51. Alexander will act as chair- man at the distribution of the prizes for the essay contest. RE...…
