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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22
Hans Schmidt and Muret Had
Homicide System for Pur-
pose Of Getting Life Insur-
anoe, Belief.
PROBING RELATIONS
WTTH "BLUEBEARDv
New York Police Bit BY Bit
Unearth Further Proofs Of
Two Unique Lives Of
Crime.

liiy leased Wire "a E,rnlna Herald.
New York, sent 22.-- Evidence thai
Hans schmidt and lJr Ernrst ainret
his dentist friend planned campaien
Of murder, FOR the purpose of coi-
lecting Tie Insurance money. reached
the police today u tended 10 explain
the blank death certificates found in
schmidrs room.
The evidence rumc from physi-
clan who told Inspector iaurot af Inc
detective burcau thar Schmidt anl
Muret short time aeo tried go ar.
range with him to issue death corti-
ficalos IN the cVsnt Of sudden death
OF persons just Insured
II can not diVulge az this time the
identity of the physician. said tho in
spector "If the story told hv him ls
true. the fact stands out big and black
that Father Schmidt and Dr Murct
had a plan whereby they would coli
lect insurance.
y am happy 60 state that the phy-
sician flatly declined TO listen TO their
proposition"
Inspector Fauroi has learned. he
said that the dontlst. al one time IN
his life figured as an Insurance.
broker.
The inspector said that with the aa-
sisiance of the Chicago police he WAS
trying to find lf therc was any COM
noctlon between Schmidt and Murot
ana Johann Koch the "bluchcard OF
Chicago" who WAS executed ln 1905.
for numbering one wire and accused
4 d. H.IH
was IN Chicago In 1905. Although
] may can e nothing but rumor
this coincidence. said Tnurot, "i con
slider u OF sufficient importance to
warrant thorough lnvostlgatlon"
The panel for the cnronor's inquest
into the death OF Anna Aumullor
slain hy Father" Hans Schmidt cut
up and east into the Hudson river.
will be drawn tomorrow. Coroner
Foinbcrg and the district attorney
today regarding the cont
position Of The jury and the evidence
il VIII he asked t0 consider.
The detective bureau today prom
sed further disclosures regarding the
career OF schmidt and Ernst Murct
his friends ana pernaps relative.
The police hnpo evidence that M1rot
lived in Hamburg and noriin as Ar
hur Heihling and that warrants are
against him IN thois g.
lies for swindling. The alionist who
Examined schmidt IN h's cen yester-
fay said that while he mts not rre
pared 10 pronounce tho priest insane;
schmidt was exhausted both montahy
ind physically
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22
ONLY LAWYERS AND
REPORTERS TO
ATTEND
7lebeian Public Is Excluded
from Thaw Extradition
Hearing to Be Held tomor.
row Morning.

ny fcueed wire so Ften,ne iseraid
Concord H. Sept goyefnof
feiNtf announced tudaY that tAa
nraf'nN 90 tho petition of iho stafe af
Sew Norf for the cxifadltinn Ut Haf
fr Is fhpw would ho held la me SEM
rle chamber 81 the cnDgoi tomorrow
morning aud that only mpubcra ~
tn' BAR and nenspapef representatives
NoNla no admitted when Hskad as
90 thc effect On tte proceedings of tho
possible faiiura az the pricheaa coun.
iy grand iury to lu0iel ThaN far ron.
spiracy che xoporrof snia that thls
point htl NOT brtrra heen raiied a.
hls attention but iiat d miNht com.
pileRte thc situation So as 90 reaulre
nn opinion from ihe nii9rue, general
~ New Hampshire 9F ~ tho slntus III
one extudition pctyi)a.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22
MISSION SCHOOL Of
AMERICANS IS
SEIZED
Greek Authorities in Albania
Beat Up HOusekeeper Who
Refuses Keys and Place Her
in Prison.


lfiy LEASED Wire 10 Egcngns Ticratd
Vienna. Sept. ~ The Greek an-
.thoriuss ga koriisa ln Alhenia tndat.
seized the American mission schaol
there where instruction is ai4cn Ia
nearly ono hundred Albanian eiris.
The Information rcachod hero IN a
Telegram from hvlona Tho principal
fcnport of Albania ON the Adriatic
sea The grocks have also srrestod
ana porseculed q large number of Az
banlane who recently returned to
kori,sn from America and other for
eien countries, releasing them from
detention only when the Alhanians
promised 20 join ga the agitation for
tho incorporation 81 fho district ia
ca ooc
Last week Greek officiais az Koriisa
cndoaYorcd Co take fnrcihie possession
~ tho American mission school build
ing, bur the honsekooper Ia chorze
refused 20 hand over The koys. Ybc
Greek soldiers beat her mcroilessly
and then carried her Of Is prison
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22
ELEVEN INJURED IN
DOUBLE WRECK
Great Northern WestbOund
Train Crashes Into Wreck
age of Derailed Eastbound
in Washington.
[nt I.rn.ed No lo E,rnIna IIernlh. }

By Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]
Everett Washs Scnt 22 Several
coaches of Great Northern oasthound
overland train So. 4 were dltched This
morning near Mukilteo. ana before a.
warning could he given. westbound
overland 80 on another track,
crashed into q portion of the wreck-
age that wHs scattered over both
tracks Eleven persons are reported
injured one seriously as result Of
The double wreck
PHYSICIANS have boon sem from
here ANA tha injured wiil hc hrought
to u.is ony. The accident ig bohev'd
a. La'e been due 90 q bro sen raii or
axle.
only two were seriously injured.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22
BOILER EXPLODES,
JAIL-BIRDS MAY
GET AWAY
County Rockpile Near Port.
land Demolished; Engineer
Is Reported Killed.
CBy Ieased Wire e. asCmnE nrrala,

Portland, ore. Sept 22.-A boiler
exploded this morning al the Kelly
Butte sub-iail the rock pile FOR
county prisoners, Ave mics east of
here, and Il Is reported that the en-
sineer was Killed ana number OF
others wounded. TIE stockade "a on
hre ana specially sworn deputies are
suarding the prisoners many OF
whom are regarded es bad characters.
Help has been sent from here AZ
tho wires are an Gown. the exact
amount OF damage Is not known
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

Wnfhlnat0n s0Ut 3t.~Inre0 nun
cred and seventy million animals
have been Inspected Rt slaughter
houses In the nsi seven years by tho
government meat inspection service as
"a part of the campaign to safeguard
the food supph ol the United States.
This announcement was made in q rec
port given by the department of aH-
rlculiuro GOVERNS the entire pcrlod
under the present law.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22
ALLEGED GIRL-KILLER
FAILS TO CONVINCE

fRv LEASED wire - FvcnIng HerstG
Philadelphia. sept. 22-gherim
Hammll ana District Attorney Bar
rett OF Rochester talked for an hour
today with Jacob Wolfsohn about his
ALLEGED confession that he killed Anna
G.. Schumacher IN q Rochester cemetery
four years ago and after they left him,
the district attorney said they were
yet 10 be- convinced that the mnn was
telling the truth. Wolfsohn VIII he
given more thorough examination.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

Detroit sent 2g AnHered hceause
he was oiected from street car ust
might, George Davis, negro, whipped
a revolver from his pocket md noean
firms Three men we're shot and one
~ them may die Davis was capfuf-
ed after fight wish the police in
which buiiet broke his arm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22
TODAY IN CONGRESS


samuel Untermeyer addressed
the banking committee on thu
administration currency bill.
'onfcrecs on the tariff bll
continued their work
Senate confirmed Jos W Folk
former governor of Missouri. az
state department solicitor.
senator MARITIME spoke In de-
fonse Of secretary Bryan's lee
ture course.
Adjourned az l2;37 o'clock 10
noon Thursday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

findaprst s0pt 22 -Four girls who
were 10 become brides were tiird
hS rshining near the Villneo az Nagy
Narad. The girls wore ricklnn fioW.
crs 90 decorate the church lor ihe
weddlneg They were oVcuakpD hf
% storm and iuof refuge in erotto.
which the lighiniue ulrnck
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

kansas CITY, Sept 2s Edward
Jordan, ~ yeass old. shot ana killed
vernon v. Docgan ageN go his next
door neighbor at Kansas CITY. Kan.
whom he accused Of having brokcn
up his home.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

Representative ward OF
Georgia introduced resolution
10 retire outstanding per cent
bonds hy issuing them for postal
savings deposits.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-22

UoDAxg Nwws TODAY
xou ~ n IN enc urRAED.
siziy conta . month or ~ cents
= week delivered AZ your door,
dfiy oenss BY mali.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-06-06
Representing Falls Mills

DR.. j. M. Sheppard, the well
known Falls Mills physician and
bree der of "Ante-diluvian"
chickens, was here Tuesday.
With him came two charming
young women of Stuart, Va.
Miss Julia Cooper and Miss
Maude Taylor, visitors to Mrs.
Sheppard. DR.. Sheppard and
the young ladies intended going.
to Burke's Garden for the day
but owing to condition of the
road over the mountain, which
is torn up by the road makers
they were unable to get across
in an automobile, and the young
ladies were disappointed in not
seeing the most beautiful coun-
try in Virginia.
DR.. Sheppard was about the
only representative of Falls
Mills here on Tuesday. Inquiry
brought out the reason for this
meager representation. "There
are only two truthful men at
Falls Mills" said DIR. Sheppard.
and both of US could not leave
at the same time"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-06-06
County Sunday School Association

At a called meeting of the
executive committee on yester-
day afternoon, the annual meet
ing OF the County Sunday School
Association was appointed to be
held July II, IL and 18th at
North Tazewell, beginning on
FRIDAY night, at 8 O'Clock. The
presidents address will be made
on that night.
On Saturday morning reports
will be received and delegates
welcomed from the schools.
During the day interesting
addresses will be made by local
Sunday School workers.
On Sunday at IL a. m. an
address or sermon will be deliver
work.
Distinguished speakers are
ton. " '
Every school in the county is
expected to send a report and at
least two delegates. A great
meeting is expected.
~ A. B. Hunter, Pres.
T. A. Repass, Sect.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-06-06
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a 8 . RIA
Look For This Bow
sos REWARD

Ia years old, quite small for
his age, dark hair clipped close
to his head, grey eyes, has a
way of looking down when Won
speak to him. Talks very rapid
ly with an impediment in his
speech. Supposed to be dressed
IN dark blue surge suit. Name
IS William Allison, but more
than likely is under the assumed
name OF Dick Fletcher. Prob
ably will be found working on a
farm. Was last seen at Coeburn.
Thursday p. M, May 18th, wait
ing to catch a freight going to-
wards Bluefield. If caught, hold
ana and notify, c. L. HATCHER,
SnerlH, Salem, Va, Or P. H.
CCHELF, Field Secretary, Baptist
Orphanage, Salem, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-06-06

Mr.. Mrs. and M. G. Buchanan,
of Bluefield. w. Va, are visit
ing homefolks in Tazewell and
Washington counties. Mrs. Buc-
hanan is a daughter of Mrs.
Rose Humphrey at Liberty Hill.
Misses Margaret and Flora
Steele, and Blanche Brown, who
have been at Battle Creek,
Mich, several weeks, taking
the famous Battle Creek treat
ment, have returned home.
Keep the cultivator running
now. The season so far has been
most favorable to starting corn,
grass seed and weeds. Weeds
are more easily killed while
small and young. -~
: Prof. w. w. Carson will leave
Monday for Lexington to attend
the finals of Washington and
Lee and be present at the
graduation of his son, Herbert
V. Carson, who has completed
the full academic course.
The editor has already Guilt
waited his corn on the "Exper-
iment farm" twice with a ID
inch tooth cultivator and part of
it once with spike tooth harrow
before it came up. Now, watch
the corn hump ITSELF"
There has been something do
ing in Tazewell every day this
week. But. now that school has
closed and farmers are busy a
season of quiet may be expected.
The teachers and their Large
broods" of bright pupils in their
usual parades, will be missed.
May they all be with us next
session. Next, the visitors from
Berwind and vicinity, and the
big doins' of the Board of
Trade.
The editor and even his
nieghbor, Will Ed Peery. have
about given it up. Mrs. R. T.
Bowen, a next door neigbhor,
has laid both of them in the
shade on the garden business
this season. She has showed
EN- how" and they give it up.
However, be it understood that
Capt. Bowen himself had little
or nothing to do with it.
Miss Ella Mcdowell, Tip Top.
one of the firmest and best
friends this paper has, was here
on Tuesday and transacted bus
mess with this office. With her
was Miss Hazel Durham, a
pretty young girl who has been
reared by Miss Mcdowell. They
are both very fond of each
other. Mrs. Jane Boyle came also
with Mrs. ]. D. Farmer and her
two pretty babies. Mrs. Farmer
lives in Baptist Valley. Her
husband is a railroad man. She
is a daughter of McTeer
Saunders, but doesn't favor him
at all, at all.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-06-06
Sam Junior

Record 2;264. Public trial, 2:12s
in pacing race.
-, He is a rich colored bay, sired by
woihford's Cripple, registered sad
del horse. out of mare by Fitz Lee
by Old Fancy Boy.
sam Junior was raced last season
against best horses in the south in six
races and was always in the money
fourth or better. Will make the sen.
son at the Tazewell Fair grounds.
SIS TO insure living colt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-06-06

Luther Hamlet, the Poca-
hontas colored man, who was
charged with numbering his
daughter, was tried in court
here the first of the week and
acquitted.
A dance, attended by much
eclat, will be given in the city
next week by the young men of
the town.
Miss Estelle Bottimore, of
Bluefield, is in Tazewell the
guest of relatives.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-06-06

Mrs. John E. Baylor, of Ora
ham, is visiting in the Cove.
Miss Striker, of Front Royal,
Va, has accepted a position in
the store of M. j. Hankins, and
is expected here about the
middle of the month.
Theodore Pobst has taken a
position in the New Arlington
hotel at Norton for the summer,
and will leave for that town in
a few days.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-06-06

Mr.. A. N. Harris, a hustling
young lawyer of Richlands. was
here on businesses Wednesday.
Miss Nita Peery, who has
been teaching vocal music in
Roanoke. has returned to her
home here for the summer.
Mrs. A. N. Harris, of Thorpe.
W. Va, is visiting Mrs. John
u. Peery, at North Tazewell.
Mr.. Harris, who has also been
here, has returned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy S. Thomp-
son, of Bluefield, have been the
guests of their parents here.
Mr.. Thompson returned to Blue
field Sunday.
Miss Dora Kelly, a graduate
of the Tazewell High School.
who has been teaching at Bel
fast Mills the past winter, is in
Tazewell the guest of Miss Chloe
Carson and other friends.
You can not have good meal
without good bread and coffee.
Buy the Old Hermitage coffee
and Kesmet flour from us. We
guarantee both.
The Tazewell Supply Co.
Mr.. S. e. Payne, the sawed
off, bewhiskered, gallant "old
vet" of Bluefield, was here
Memorial day, a welcome visit
or. He enjoyed the fine dinner
he got at the garage.
Miss Winnie Leffel, the pretty
young daughter of Rev. b. A.
Leffel, passed thro' town yester-
day enroute home on Clear Fork
from a four months visit in
Craig county.
| have taken charge of the
North TaZewell barber shop.
situated in the Peery building
next to postoffice. If you want
an artistic and up-to-date hair
cut or a smooth and easy shave
come and see me.
FRED ELLIS.
Mrs. Matte Thompson, of
Thompson Valley, is negotiating
for the purchase of the Spotts'
property on Mechanics avenue.
The sale will probably be closed
within the next few days. Mrs.
Thompson will move to Tazewell
as soon as arrangements can be
made.
Two "w arm" outspoken
articles advertisements, appear
in this issue of this paper. One
is a new and remarkable adver.
Using proposition from Piedmont
Business College, and the other
an article from the National
BUSINESS College, Roanoke.
Read both.
! Mr.. Jno. T. Barns, of Salem.
arrived here Wednesday after
noon, and left Immediately for
Burke's Garden, where Mrs.
Barns has been visiting several
weeks. Mr.. Barns received here
this week his Cadillac auto
mobile, which he recently
bought from Star Milling Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barns and family
will spend the most of the sum-
mer in this county visiting rel
atives and friends.
The Masonic Lodge is arranp-
ing for the laying of the corner
stone of the new Methodist
church on the 26th or 9th of
this month, the exact date to be
decided later. The Lodge here
appointed j. P. Royal, Rev. e.
=; Wiley, John S. Bottimore,
w. G. O'Brien and H. C. Pobst.
committee to arrange for
speaker and attend to the de-
tails of the ceremonies of the
day.
West Virginia's cigarette law
! is making itself felt, at least in
Bluefeld, according to the Tel
egraph. A drug store, whose
trade in the little coffin nails"
has amounted to 200 packs a day,
is now selling about half that
number. 1t is discovered now
that dealers in cigarettes are
forbidden by this law to even
display the goods in their win
dows or show cases.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-06-06
Local News

Miss Mary Will Shelbourne.
of Christiansburg, is the guest
of Mrs. r. B. Gillespie.
/ Miss Grace Belcher, of Shaw
yer Mills, is visiting her friend.
Miss Ethel Pobst.
Miss Bertha Thompson. of
Burke's Garden, is the guest of
Miss Francis Scott on Tazewell
avenue.
Bowen Thompson, a student
at Fishburn Military Academy.
returned to his home here We'd
nesday.
Miss Bessie Jackson and Miss
Evelyn st. Clair left yesterday
for Jonesboro, Ga, for several
weeks visit.
Miss Sallie Britain will leave
in a few days for a visit to her
aunt, Mrs. ID. G. Gillepsie, at
Ithica, N. Y.
Prof. Ewing Lawson has been
engaged as Judge of the Farm
Exhibits at the Fair in Septem-
Der. He is well qualified for this
work.
/ Henry Kiser, at Washington
and Lee the past session, has
returned home for the summer
vacation.
Misses Sarah Doak and May
Reynolds, students the past SEES
sion at the normal school at
Farmville, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Lockhart.
of Princeton, arrived here Mon
day, where they will spend
several on business and visit
ing.
Tom Shufflebarger, with Mrs.
Shufflebarger and buggy full of
little Shuffiebarger's, were here
Tuesday attending the reunion.
Don't fail to visit Fred Ellis
barber shop, North Tazewell.
Expert tonsorialist; hair-cutting
his specially.
Mrs. Mary Craig Shelbourne
and Miss Erica Shelbourne. of
Rina, Va, arrived in TaZewell
yesterday and are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. jeff Ward.
Only % more days of the $50
prize contest at Wynn and
Whitt's store. Better get your
coupons while you have a choice
! line of merchandise to select
from.
John Bolden, colorcd. who
killed another colored man at
Richards last April, was con-
! victed of the charge last Satur-
day and given five years in the
penitentiary.
] Mr.. Arthur Mcconnell, of
Abingdon; Miss Scarce, of
l Lexington, KY, and Miss Matte
Belle Leece, of Roanoke, were
out of town guests at tile Ward
Bishop marriage Wednesday.
There will be preaching in the
\ Burke's Garden Baptist church
! next Sunday-11 4. m. and 8 80
p. M, at which time God will
ing a protracted meeting will
| begin.
| T. II. CAMPBELL, Pastor.
Miss Margaret Ward, who has
been a student at Mary Baldwin
Seminary; Miss Irene Ward and
Mrs. R. T. Bowen, Jr., who
attended the commencement
exercises, have returned to their
homes in the Cove.
Mrs. j. R. Dodson, of Yukon,
w. Va, and her sister, Mrs. j.
w. Buchanan, of Pocahontas.
have been the guests of their
mother, Mrs. Mamie Peery,
west of town. Mrs. Dodson will
return to her home Sunday.
Persons holding coupons for a
chance on the cut-glass bowl at
Wynn and Whitt's must have
! the coupons in the store by the
middle of the day, July 9TH,
when they will be counted by a
disinterested committee.
Mrs. Ida Witten Kerr, of
Frederick, Okla, arrived in
Tazewell this week, and is the
guest of here relatives here.
Mrs. Kerr, a daughter of the
late lack Witten, left Tazewell
county twenty-six years ago,
] and this is her first visit since
that time.
: Misses Marea st. Clair, Lyde
Peery, Mary Moore, Lillian
Speer. Mary Moss, Mary and
} May Brown, Bessie Peery, Nan
ME Whitley, and Maggie Whit
:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-06-06

Will Nee lanahan, colored,
who shot his brother at Poca,
hontas, was found guilty of
assault, fined $40 and given six
months in Jail.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-06-06
NOTICE

1t has been suggested to me
by a number of the retail mer-
chants at North Tazewell, Taze-
we'll and also by some of the
county merchants that we form
a retail merchants association
For my part, l think it is
needed badly. and will be a
great benefit to us all. Being an
officer in the association we had
years ago, l ask that all the
merchants who desire to become
members of this association to
meet with us at Tazewell Court
mouse. or some room we can
secure Thursday evening, June
i2th, at z O'Clock p. m. All xaf
tail merchants are Qaad
invited to be presa
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-21
THOMAS & COMPANY.
> e. Maln Street, Westminster, Md.

Special offering. excellent farm Of 65
Acres, plenty o. fruit, good water and
buildings, 2! miles from Westminster.
Price 3. 10000.
i55 Acre Farm. 30 Acres in good tim
Der, excellent buildings. within L miles
Of Westminster. Price S650000
Farm IS Acres. located within several
miles Of Westminster, about L Acres
excellent timber. good meadow land.
farm suitable fos dairy farm.
Farm 80 Acres, located within / miles
Of Westminster. good land and build
lngs, abundance fruit, particularly well
located.
Farm 152 Acres, new buildings, within
i miles Of Westminster. plenty of fruit,
one OF the best meadows in the County.
Particularly adapted to dairy purposes.
Farm Il Acres, excellent land. within
81 miles Of Westminster. good buildings.
abundance of fruit, under high state Of
cultivation.
A new Cottage. eight rooms, steam
heated, handsome bath room, with every
modern convenience, located on Penn
sYlvania Avenue.
We also have a number Of other
farms and town properties, which we
will gladly show and quote prices and
terms upon application.
aug .
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-21
PRIZES AWARDED N CORN,
WHEAT AID POTATO CONTEST.
Students Of II AIrJ school GlIeH
Excellent Ideas Of Crop Judging.

Students n the agricultural depart
msnt Of the II. AirT High School HeFe
given some excellent idea In crop
judging b. Professor HagIer. OF he
Maryland Agricultural College fol-
lowing the Judging. Professor iiaKIaf
leetnTnd upon Soil Fertility acting
forth the steps necessary 10 bring n
soil 70 hIKh state Of prodaetiyeueaz.
Mans Of the farmers Of ths neiRhhor-
hood attended the lecture. There
were number OF fne displays Of
corn. wheat and potatoes. for which
prizes were offered by The business
men of Mt Airy.
The display Wa given under Ihc
direction Of Prof J X Smith. instfue-
tor q the agricultural department Of
the 1T AifY High School
Tie winning premiums IN the pro
duet displays folip1
For three best peck uf potatoes.
Walter Buxton. 8. second. Stanley
Morley. 81 third. Hay Watkins. :.
For two heat car Of corn. Hanson
BrandenburE. -. second. =. J. Dram
denhurg. =. third. William schaef-
fer. -
For best quart 81 wheat Ray Vat
kina. -. second. Stanley Morley. = !.
third. Harry DelllHan. 81.