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Club Exhibits.

Uiuy IhlNUilOs
Undoubtedly the club exhibit
1ompstit1on will be the keenest and
most interesting of all the general
exhibits in the Fifth Regiment Ar
nory, Baltimore, during Maryland
Week, Nov. 1922.
The Inauguration of this charac-
- Of exhibits at the last show
1ovsd a great success, and has
served to enliven the interest of a
great number of farmers organlza-
tons, such as the local farmers
clubs, oranges and county organi-
sations. The competition for the
prizes of 500 first. $50 second, $50
third, $40 fourth, are only open
to local organizations,b but some couE.
y associations are taking space
simply from pride of their mem
bern in desiring to see their coun-
ties represented.
Many spaces have already been
reserved by Oranges and Farmers
Clubs. The benefits to be derived
from the club exhibits are mani
cold. They give an opportunity for
ne different sections to exhibit
the advantages of soil, adaptation
and superiority of special crops,
md other talking points" of the
many sections of Maryland. The
setting together of such exhibits in
reases the interest of members in
their Association, and more surely
Soments their union. Associations
and people are never more happy
1han when they are doing things,
ind the effort required and the
AtfGfaction of club making sue
4aasful exhibit at the Maryland
Week 0how, from the experience OF
those organizations that participated
lat year, is very helpful to any
organization. Here is a chance. Mr..
President and Mr.. Secretary, of each
leoal farmers organization, to do
eensthfng for your Association your
1NRbers and your community.
G10w the public of the State
that your organisation Is alive to
TIL opportunities.
Maryland Week Essay Contest.
With a view of interesting the
uohool boys Of Maryland in the ag-
rcultural development of the State.
the officials in charge of Maryland
Week have decided to hold an Es-
~ Contest.
Hrfass-e2O in gold for best
~ submitted by any regular at
anndAnt OF the public schools OF
Aaryland Medals to be given for
ne best essay submitted from each
0o1Dty and Baltimore city.
0abjsat.--"The Relation of Az.
nsalture to the. Material Develop
nDeat OF Maryland
Qonditions.-Contest open to all
hoys and young men attending the
0blfc schools of the State.
faSof1E1als retain right to pub
Ash prise essays under authors
HAme.
The winner of prize No. 1 will
~ b eligible for No. &.
E,snEth OF Essay.-Not to contain
iaap thar 1000, nor more than 1000
WurdA
Paper and Writing.-Essay to
b lsgibly written in ink. on one
tid~ Of paper, approximately Ski
Inches. Essays to be submitted
unsigned, but accompanied by a
ssaled envelope. containing name
y writer.
3 Time to be Submitted.-Al es-
N.Y. for this contest must arrive
n the office OF the Secretary, Hor-
ueultural Society, T. B. Symons,
College Park, Nd, by Monday, Nov.
~. at 9 O'Clock p. m.
nUes OF Awards.-Winners in
~ contest will be awarded prizes
u the Fifth Regiment Armory, Bal
more. ct $50 p. NJ. Friday, dur
1Ag Maryland Week, Nov. Il.
Judges.-Prof. C. 8. Richardson
- the Department Of English, Mary
had Agricultural College, and two
Sthsr competent judges, to be 80
21Dtsd. will Judge the essays sub.
DlttoA In this contest.