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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26

ees mother and child are reported as
doing finely and the little strangers
given warm and hearty welcome.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26

Wanted-Girl for general house
work. Apply at residence r. S.
Durkee, Ave. G. East Ely.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1912-05-26

W. II. WADE.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
CHURCH HILL NEWS
intended s column b Cs n psfson at to CHS"
HUI Bank, phoned to Madison 1886.

the home of Mrs. w. M. Bickers. 410
North Twenty-seventh street.
The Mothers Club of Springfield
school wifi hold their regular meet
ing tthM (Friday) afternoon at .
O'Clock The change IL made in the
hour on account or the address OF
Mrs. Howard Whitlock. president of
the Federation OF Mothers Club OF
Virginia. All members are asked to
attend promptly, and the public Is
also cordially invited to hear Mrs,
Whitlock.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Broadus
Memorial church viii serve an oyster
supper this (Friday )evening at 1903
East Broad street, and the patronage
of the public Is solicited
An "Oid Time Courtehip" Will be
given at Christ church In the Sun
day school room this friday even
ing at Sis o'clock. This entertain
ment, which promises to be unique
and humorous. In for the benefit of
the Pine-Street Baptist church and
the Kings Daughters OF Christ church.
An enjoyable evening Is assured. all
who come.
Rehearsals are being held twice a
week for the comedy, School Days.
to be given February 20 at Liberty
Hall. under the auspices OF the st.
Johns Circle Of Kings Daughters.
The play IL progressing well and the
fact that the characters are taken
~ some Of the best known Church
Hin residents, and that 1t abounds
In local hits and amusing situations.
renders the announcement interest
ing.
There will be q called meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid Society of Union Sta
ton church this Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Immediately after, the
Home Mission Society will meet for
the annual election OF officers. A
beth meetings are Of great Importance.
a fHrEe; attanAH ssse II urged ~ u.
Policeman Gordon Smith, who has
been SO critically Ill with pneumonia.
Is slightly improved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

The Lee Cook w. G. r., u. will give
O. Leap Yea~ entertainment in the
homo of Miss Norvelle Eubank. 2Tls
East Broad street, for which the fol-
lowing unique invitations have been
senr out.
Lee Cook w. G. r. L.
Extends invitation to you.
Theft leap year party to attend.
Re sure t. eon,e and bring a friend
Twenty-Five cents Will bring in two
And fifteen cents If only you.
If you don't come you'll miss treat,
At 271g East Broad street
ON Friday evening, February 2.
You'll find something entirely new
The girls Will have the choosing to
Music and recitations will be on
the program. and refreshments Will
he served.
Rev MI Dixon. of the Methodtst
Institute. preached at st. James sun
day morning. and presented the needs
of the institute In a very able and
earnest manner
Despite the incleInent weather quite
large number heard Mrs. Howard
Hogan's address on Prohibition" at
Christ church sunday afternoon. Mrs.
ifoge's heart rs IN the great cause
she represents and her talks are al
ways forcible and convincing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Vernon Farm
holt have issued invitations for the
marriage of their sister, Miss Sailie
Bruce McKenna. TO Mr.. Denis O'Sul-
Ivan on the afternoon Of Tuesday.
February 6, at 3.S8 o'clock. in St.
Patricks church. Miss McKenna was
frequently the guest of Mrs. DR..
Weirick during the latter's residence
on Chimbora2o Park, and has many
friends on the hill. They will be
at home after March ] at 1901 FLOYD
avenue.
Aev. Sydney Gaweil. his wife and
three. Vfiifarsii, vic nave Been 's5 sssa O.
i.g a years vacation visiting rela-
fig4es and friends in Virginia, arc
sailing this week for Buenos Ayree.
Brazii. where they will resume their
labors as missionaries.
Misses Maud and Ella Morris. of
Clifton Forge, are the guests OF Mrs.
pearce. of North Thirty-hrst street
The condition OF Mr.. Wiley Ander-
son, of Twenty seN enth and Broad
street, has reta%ej from n visit to
slious marked Improvement. aa
~ ffsS EIfsrfffe 'ssif@itfyii,S " Woodland
Heights, spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends on East Grace street.
Mrs. Mamie Eaton, who has been
the guest of Miss Ivy Johnson, OF
East Marshall street, has returned to
her home In Alexardria.
Mr.. Harold WALL of 29l2 East Main
street has returned from visit 60
friends In Louisa.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of st. James church Will meet
Monday afternoon. February s, at
4 o'clock. The Reading Circle will
meet Tuesday afternoon following In
the home Of Mrs William Atkinson.
Of Clsmborazo Park. -.
Mrs. w. NJ. Newton. State Organiser.
who has been In the city In attendance
upon the Anti-Saioon Convention, -
the guest OF Mrs, c.. w. Massic. 21e1
East Broad street.
The Mary Sparks l.. r. l. will meet
Tuesday afternoon. February s. In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
Ashland

ASHLAND, VA, Feb. 1.-The Ash
land Music Club met with Mrs. Ham
at the Henry Clay Inn on Wednesday
at 1890 CLOCK.
A program OF Schumann and
Chopin numbers was rendered, which
did credit to those participating. Sew
eral visitors were present and most
delightful morning was spent. The
hostess invited the club TO be her
guests on the night of February 8. at
which time a program Of local. and
Richmond talent will be, given. Each
member of the club is rendered the
privilege Of bringing q guest on this
occasion.
The program was as follsw.
Piano solo, Soaring-Schumann
Miss Woodfln
Paper, Romance OF the Schumanns.
Miss Cox
Piano and violin duet. Slumher Song.
Schumann.
Mrs Drewry Kerr and Miss Goodwin.
Piano solo. PoIonalse C. Minor. Chopin.
Miss Wright
Paper on Chopin ... Mrs. Hughes
Miss Goodwin artstically rendered
a Chopin piano solo. which was much
enjoyed. After the close of the regu-
Jar program, Mrs. Blasingame sang
From the Land of the Sky Blue
Water" by special request.
At the meeting of the Woman's
Club on Tuesday afternoon very de-
lightful paper was read by Mrs. T. M.
Jones, who had as her subject: Alice
Hogan Rice.
Mrs. J. G. Hughes conducted cur
rent events.
Miss Blanton entertained in honor
Of Mrs. Richard Simple yesterday af-
ternoon from 4 to 8 o'clock.
Hon. l.. J. Bafh. representative from
Southampton county, visited his son,
Harvey Balm, a r. NJ. C. student, yes
terday and was the guest or DR.. and
Mrs Blackwell.
e Rev. r. r. Reeves. president Of
Blackstone institute. was a visitor
to Ashland Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank L. Day left for Balti-
more Monday to be the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Edward Muller.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
FARMvILLE

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
FARMVILLE, VA, Feb. las he
was about to enter the Normal build
ings yesterday afternoon. Dr.. PAuius
A. irving fell. struck upon TIE back
OF his head and was for a time un-
in the wound consciousness soon re-
turned, apd he was carried to his home
where he In resting quietly this morn
Ing.
Dr. Field. the physician who has been
In charge at the Normal for the past
three sessions. has resigned and gone
to her home In Washington. Miss
Digger. librarian OF the institution,
has also rendered her resignation to
take effect February 1.
The funeral Of the Rev. 8. III. Thomp-
son. who died In Floridn,. and whose
remains were brought here for burial,
was held In the Baptist church, Of
which he was for many years the pas
tor, and was conducted by Rev LII.
Ehipman. Of Rice assisted by the Rev.
Mr.. Garland .and the Rev. AIR. Pier
son, OF Keysville.
Mrs. Annie !, Mckinney. and her
daushter. Miss frankie. have returned
from months stay In Richmond.
The Rev. Mr.. Waller. Of Augusta
county. occupied the pulpit OF the
Presbyterian church, last Sunday,
morning and ever q. There will be
v congregational meeting on the noc-
'1nd Sunday In February to consider
the subject Of calling . pastor. Z
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
START FIGHT on
INSURANCE TRUST.
CoMMoNwEA1THrs ATTORNEY.
WHO PROSECUTED CON-
PANIEs SPEAKS FOR
HOLT BILL.

Captain c. c. Berkeley who, as
Commonwealth's attorney Of Newport
News. prosecuted twenty-three fire in
suranee companies fos forming COM
oination to regulate insurance rates.
spoke for two hours yesterday be-
fore the Senate Committee on In
surance and Banking for the Holt
insurance bill. The hearing will be
taken up again this afternoon, when
insurance men viii be heard.
After relating the story of his
prosecution of what he termed the
Insurance Trust" Mr.. Berkeley de-
clared that statute Is needed.
IA man has no choice he said,
hut to pay rates asked by the COM
panics. He may decker with them
for rates, but in the end he must
accept the terms they dictate. 1t Is q
hold-up game The people cannot
escape. II you decide competition is
impossible, as they will tell you, then
regulation is absolutely necessary.
sin Newport News about sixty two
companies carried out annually $l2o.-
600. We placed an additional tax
on the companies. and they raised
the rates on US 10 per cent There
was no escape The trust had US and
we had to pay. In view OF the
enormous profits the companies made
the tax was not only fair but just.
The people were absolutely at the
mercy of the companies.
Companies not in the Southeast
ern Tariff Association cannot rein
sure. The association has them al
their mercy as we'll as the people,
Since the association has been formed
rates in Virginia have steadily In
creased. Rates In Virginia are higher
than elsewhere. They attempt to ex-
plain 1t by pointing to the innocent
negro. They call him fire hazard.
He he not half az dang hrdIu
He Is not half as dangerous and as
incendiary as the foreign element in
Massachusetts, and other Northern
States, where cheaper rates prevail.
The companies are now violating the
law regarding commission paid to
agents,
The Newport News City Council
was actually afraid to appropriate
money to prosecute the companies and
did II In a roundabout way.
This bin prohibits combination
and puts the regulation Of rates In
the hands OF State officers. 1t re-
ouires certain reports annually 80 the
people of Virginia may see what the
companies are doing"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
LYNChDURG JURY
DRAWN FOR HOOFF
TWELVE CHOSEN PROM PANEL or
THIRTY, IN ALEXANDRIA, TO
TRY CASE.
LEE SHOWS HIS HAND
ATTORNEY FOR DEFENSE n..LTs
PROCEEDINGS ny RAISING
POINT IN TRIAL OF Al
LEGGED EMBEZzLEH.

especial to The Richmond Virglnian.J
ALEXANDRIA, VA. reb. the
Corporation Court, Judge Louis I.
Barley presiding, has been busy to-
day with the case OF Lewis Hooif,
former secretary and treasurer of the
deftinct Mercantile Railway Building
and Loan Association. VINO was in
dicted in connection with the failure
OF that concern. Thirty men hao
been summoned from Lynchourg to
try Hooff and the following were Sc
leeted as jurymen: M. A. saunders, X.
G. Terry, w. III. Leggan, A. T. Har-
wood, +: +. Noel, y. w. Barksdaie'
G. y. Mundy. l.. c. Burke, C. Fl.
Beasiey. Jr., James F. Barnes. John
M, Fisher and j.. C.. Franklitl- ,4,4~
Lee For Defense.
Heoff is being defended by Attor-
ney John L. Lee, OF Luxembourg, who
WAS attorney for Mayor McCue, of
Charlottesville, and also counsel for
the Rev. G. v. r. Richeson, who
has confessed to the murder of Avis
IAnnell, in Boston; ALSO. Attorney
John l.. Jeffries. of Norfolk, and
State Senator Lewis II. Machen, OF
Alexandria. The State Is represented
by Commonwealth Attorney s. q.
Brent.
commonwealth Attorney bTeHt
opened the case for the Common
wealth and was followed by Attorney
Machen, for the defense. This af-
ternoon J. S. Covington. Of Culpeper;
N. 8. Greenaway, Mrs. NJ. Il. An
gelo. G. H. Robinson and Lawrence
Stabler took the witness stand.
Attorney Hnlts Trial.
Attorney John l.. Lee made
lengthy argument for the ex-
clusion of all testimony in re-
gard to certain notes on which
1t IL alleged Hooff borrowed money
from the bank, on the ground that
It had not been proven by the Com
monwealth that Hooff had power to
borrow money for the Mercantile
Building and Loan Association, and.
therefore, the proceeds from the
notes, not belonging to the associa-
ton, Hoofr could not embezzle any
portion OF the proceeds from the as
sociation and the indictment would
not stand.
Judge Barley reserved his decision
until tomorrow morning. 1t is claimed
that II this point Is sustained the In
dictment Will be quashed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
WISHES TO REWARD
CREW FOR BRAVERY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Duke
OF Connaughh Governor General OF
Canada. through Sir Joseph Pope, I'M
der-secretary Of State for the Domin-
ion. recently issued an order author
ixing the presentation Of gold watch
to Eaptatrs Frstten h. lapcffceffs 40d
one to G6nner Karl JohannseIa. and q
purse OF $50 to the crow Of tho United
states Revenue Cutter Gresham. - a
reward tyr the serv ices Of that weasel
and crew IN saving the lives Of five
men OF the British schooner 3. A.
Fownss. December 1s. 1910.
The packet containing the watches
and money was transmitted to AM
bassador Bryce. at Washington. who
today turned the matter over to Sec
rotary Of State Knox. Congress will
have to pass an enabling act before
the captain and crew can accept the
presents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
NUTMEG DEMOCRATS
Eh DElRSE BALDWIN

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Feb. L.
nsctient. was s taaay .naorssd e ~ The
presidency by the Democratic State
Central CommitteeI At its meeting to
lay plans for the State and national
campaign. This COMMITTEES waited
unanimously to .setld de1eEation to
the national convention Instructed Tor
Baldwin.
National Committeeman Hrmer
Cummlnga. said that hass seNaFd@a
Baldwin the strongest man who cca.d
be nominated by the parry. Tbs
cofnmittee voted to hold TIE nomjs
ratihe convention Ia Hrtdgsport. May
or - Congressman Thoma1 =, Rsljiy
campaign clubs oil over the Gtaes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

Emil A. TrefEgcr, Engilsh Typewritef
champion. Record fO7. words rer
minute. net, for one hour, frosn new
matter.
Mr.. Emil A. 'Frefxger. THE Enslisn
typewriter champion. winning the
English cup In two yearly contests,
- IN the city and Will rive speed ex-
hibfficn on the typewriter at the Office
81 the Underwood typewriter Com
pany. No. l2f2 East Main street. to.
day and Saturday. from 70 to 1:30 n.
NJ. to which all stenographers and
the business public are ifvitedA
Friday morning he VIII demonstrate
TO the emithdears Busfnese College:
Friday evening to the Massey Busi-
ness College. and Saturday morning to
the Haynes Business Cpliege. The Dub
Ne = Invited to all OF tfess. demon
UtrAtions fss
NJ. Trefsger has sanatvslpus -,
efd. biz flnger method betne ptoSItAt'
10 himself and far 9USpn GGin8 nUY
sna ~ compositions IN IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02
PROCEEDINGS IN
COURT OF APPEALS

Cases argued yesterday before the
state Supreme Court of Appeals were:
City Gas Company, of Norfolk,
against Pondre. argued by Walter Tay-
ior. for appellant. and O. L.
sshaekIeford and Il. II, Scott, for APP
pellant; submitted.
Real Estate Trust and Insurance
Company against G9yn's administra-
ter and Courtney Realty Corporation
against Gwyu's administrator. argued
by Judge Wilcox, for appellants. and
Il. X. T.. Wells and James g. Martin.
for appeiiees; continued.
Cases 10 he called are:
pettus and Howard against Hem
bricks 1T ais. Nos "a and 6a.
The court will adjourn to-day until
thn March term.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

ton, y. J.. VIII shortly come to Rich
mond to visit Mrs. s. ID. Drewry.
Miss Glenn Atkinson, of Staunton
is spending several days in this cits
ift route to ri0rftia. s.
Miss Katherine Cartwei1. who has
been the guest OF Mrs. Galloway WI
hanson. has returned to Washington
ID. c.
Mrs Charles Friend, OF this city, Is
the guest of Mrs.- Il. Kemp Slaughter
at Ruxton, Md.
Miss Aiine Graves has been visit
Ing friends In Petersburg for severa
days
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

Mtxs Virginia HAxkins 10 visiting
AIise Marion Gordall In New Orleans.
As4 v DssnK extensively entertained
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-02-02

Miss Edna Dunhasn. who has been
q M gnest a NM Oliver J. Sands for
1syseal weska, returns to New York
The Washington times., 1912-12-17
.Dandruff Goes
Falling Hair Ceases, scalp Itch Van.
fishes, New Hair Grows Pro.
fusely and Becomes
Fasclnsting.
Money Back If Il Doesn't

Don't say "1've read all that before
Jlst 60 to your dealer right away. lay
down SOC. say II want a bottle Of that
PARTISAN SAGE that so many sensible
people are using" Then take II home
and use It as directed and then II you
are not satisfied that II In just AZ ad-
vertised take back the empty bottle md
your money will he refunded.
Pretty risky offer." you'll say: not at
all. Dealers know just what PARISIAS
SAGE will do and have the promise OF
the American makers. the Giroux Mfg.
Co.. OF Buffalo. N: Y. that they will
back him up In his strong guarantee.
Mrs. J.. g, Franklin. Fulton. Mo-.
writes: PARTISAN SAGE eradicates
dandrufY. cleans the scalp. and makes
the hair huffy and beautiful; also Is a
good hair grower. I shall continue to
satisfaction"
ASK for PARIsIAN SAGE Hair Tonic
, and firmly refuse substitutes. The girl
with the auburn hair Is on every pack.
age and your druggist will tell you that
Parisian Sage Is a splendid hair dress-
ing free from poisonous lead or other
dangerous Ingredients. James O'Donneil
guarantees It.
The Washington times., 1912-12-17

and nearly every letter is that OF a JOB
Thousa nds Of letters awaited Mr.. vii:
sons arrival home. and though most
Of them concerned nis national .o, ,na%n ad Il
clear that he was still governor. and IN
tended to devote his energies now 10
State business.
Kinds Of Cabinets.
Mr., Wilson said no realised that be-
fore deciding upon the personnel no
would have to determine just what type
OF Cabinet he would form. He recog.
rises two types from a review Of ths
manner in which his predecessors have
r,et this question.
Ono type is the political Cabinet. con.
in a sense be rewarded in order to pre-
serve party harmony. Tho other 10
characterized BY Mr.. Wilson as the per-
sonai Cabinet. made up Of men whose
business -ntness 10 known to him person;
like 10 lean. Mr. Wilson declined to
say which type Of Cabinet he now pre-
Il had no idea that there was so much
state bushes: ahead "a 1s ,nr me rd ne dnc, ss,a
ments before him when he got home
Has Message Done.
President-.lect Wilson has finished
his annual message to the New Jersey
legislature. II embodies every plank
In the Democratic State platform.
Mrs. Wilson and the girls are IN New
York 10 attend the banquet OF tn
Southern Society tonight. when Mr
Wilson will make his hrst public sEsecf
since his election. To do so he Will g
to New York from Trenton late thi'
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1912-12-17
Tube Is Inserted
In Pony's Throat

TO the hospital Of the United States
College OF Surgery. bay gelding pony.
six years Old. and weighing 800 pounds.
was brought last June. He was suffer-
ing from a contraction OF the trachea.
or windpipe. and the history OF the case
Was unknown. The animal found 1t
difficult to breathe. particularly during
mastication. The pony was otherwise
healthy.
The veterinarians found the trouble
was due to q bending inward Of the
tracheal rings. probably the result Of
on injury.
Owing to the warm weather. the
operation was POSTPONED until Decem:
ber 5, and II was performed BY CHIEF
Surgeon M. Page Smith. assisted by
Drs. HOFFMAN. Chamberlain. and Park.
hurst, and senior students r. NJ. Codd,
C. NJ. Merrill. J. l. Weeks. and II. p
Flowe.
A silver tube was inserted in the
windpipe connecting the normal portions
Of the trachea and held In place by
silver wires. Tho operation was a com.
plex one. owing to the necessity OF
maintaining respiration. 1t was = com.
pleto success and the Shetland pony
once more knows what It Is to breathe
properly.
The Washington times., 1912-12-17
An Extraordinary Showing and Sale Of
Ladies' Neckpieces and
Marabout Sets
All Nicely Boxed and Ready for Presentation

Imported Lace Dress and Coat
Sets. white and cream; nicely
boxed: different designs. Sn~
Special lot Of Imported Lace Coat
Sets. white and cream. e1 m
Were Sl.9s. Special, set..... 0xsOV
Mufhers make nice gifts: We have
them all sizes. and all the Sn~
wanted shades. at. each. &c and wv
Large Auto Mufners. with hish
rolling collar: white. gray e1 Sn
and black. Choice. EACH. 0xsOO
At Soc We have q large line OF
Dainty Lace Collars, with Jabots At
tached. as well as separate jabots:
all choice styles.
special regular 2sc silk Four-in.
Hand Ties. all shades, beautifully
boxed. Special. 1sc each. E0n
Three Tor. ........ wv
Crochet Ties. all shades and two
toned effects: also college stripes:
all the wanted coiors: look CSA
like 6oc ones. Choice. each..... 6OC
The Washington times., 1912-12-17
SUBURBAN CITIZENS
ASK STREET REPAIRS
Northeastern Association Also Is
in Favor OF Extension OF
Franklin Thoroughfare.

The extension Of Franklin street east.
ward and repairs to Evart, Harrison.
and Twenty eighth streets will be recon-
mended to the commissioners by the
Northeastern Suburban Citisens' Asss.
citation. which met at Hitz's hall last
night and adopted some plans for the
coming year.
President Patterson made an exten.
sive report upon the improvements OF
the streets Of Langdon in the past
twelve months.
Standing committees were announced
as follows:
Streets, parks, and lights-J. II. Lank.
ford. W. 8. Phelps. r. s. Baker. Leland
Barton. and +. b. S!mons. Water and
sewers-E. a. NJ. Lawson, !. J. Baker
J: 4: MsrSsron' R b Phelps smd Az
L. w. Robins. and q. W. Robinson
Railroads-pr, G: W, CnthbertsSn: +. x
poiice-H. r. Buhrig. II. c. Newell. and
Wilson Harvey. Membership.H. {.
Newell. 8. G. Mason. and L. A. NJ. Law.
son,
The Washington times., 1912-12-17
CORN CLUB
OF OHIO COMING
Delegation of ESQ, Guests of Department Of Agriculture
Reach Here Tomorrow and Will Attend Performance
of Boy Scouts at Chases.

The Boys Corn Club. Of Ohia. num-
rer'rr 20 r'omhers. will arrive in WASH
ington tomorrow morning as the guests
Of the Department Of Agriculture. and
tomorrow night will attend the Boy
Scout benefit at Chase's Theater In
body. A block Of seats In the middle
Of the orchestra has been reserved Tor
the members OF the club.
The Boy Scouts Of washington VIII
take charge Of the members OF the corn
club as soon as they arrive In the city
ana will show them about washington.
A trip about the city has been arranged;
Today ne Boy Scouts have the ehs Boys, pys
Cotton Club. OF Alabama, IN it,s,: cnatrss:
are the prize winners In a cotton-grow.
Ing contest carried on In Alabama iast
summer under the auspices OF the state sag
department OF agriculture. The prise
winners, forty In number. were Riven =
trip TO awshington. The forty members