The Washington times., 1914-01-29
HYATTSVILLE.

Large crowds were In attendance at
the opening OF the second annual pouI-
try show Of the Central Maryland Poul-
try Association at the Masonic Temple
There are over 800 specimens that are a
delight to the eye of not only the fan
cier, but TO the layman also. There are
exhibits of almost every breed of chick
ems, a large number of ducks and
geese, and two exhibits of turkeys. The
turkeys are Of the White Holland breed
and attract great deal of attention
They were entered by Mrs K. P.
Strawn, Of near Hyattsville. and consist
OF a cockerel and pullet, and both were
awarded first prizes. The White Wyan-
dotte exhibit is also drawing the atten-
ton Of all who attend, and il is con-
ceded to be the best display of this
breed as seen in any Of the large metro
poiitan shows. An exhibit thar is ais:
attracting considerable attention is
pen Of Danish single comb White Leg
horns, consisting Of cockerels and pull
lets, entered by W. H. Schrom. of Ber-
wyn.
The prize winners announced last n 'ght
are as follows: Barred Rocks-Eugene
Grove, Of Limekiln, Nd, first and sec
S Sna cock and hrst hen; George Red;
cockerel and first hen; Gilbert H.
Hughes, Of Mt Rainier, third cockereI.
second and third pullet and third and
fourth hen; r. Norman Jones, fourth
- 4ONiNA PuAAGts + BOW
man, second hen and fifth cockerel.
White Rocks-George A. Cooley, of Ber-
wYn, first and second cockerel, first and
second pullet and first pen; A. Krieger,
of East Hyattsville, first hen. Silver
Wyandottes-Reinhol Marx, Of BaItI-
mere first and second cockerel and first
pullet. White Observation-Disclosures Tay-
loTy first, second, third. fourth and fifth
pullet; first, second, third and fourth
hen; second cock; first. third and fourth
cockerel, and fret pen. Mrs. A L. Car
Yer, East Riverdsle, third and fourth
cock. nth hen, second eockerel and
patrick, of Mt. Rainier, fret cock. DR..
Harry J. Nslley. fifth cock and sixth
hen; z. H. Roberts, of Brentwood, fifth
cockerel. Black orpingtons-Riverdale
Orplngton Yards, Mrs. w. E. Thorne,
FOURTH pullets White Orpingtons-
Riyerdale Orpington Yards, frst per.
hrst and second hen and third cock 3.
L. Hutchinson, Of BrookIand. D. c.. sec
fourth hen; William T. Klein. of Mt
Rainier, third pen and second hen.
Frank H. Darnall. OF Hyattsville, fourth
pen. Dark Cornish Games-H. IS. Trub-
first pullet White Holland Turkeys-
Mrs. K. P. Strawn. of near Hyattsville,
first cockerel and first pullet. Buff
Rocks-C. II. Lewis, of HyattsYilIe,
SECOND COcheTei, second pullet and sec
ond hen; Z. c. Franklin, Of Hyatts-
Vile, first cockerel. Partridge Wyan-
dottes-First cock. first hen. first cock
erel, hrst puIlet and first pen awarded
10 s. E. FerraT. Mr.. Ferrar was also
awarded first prize for the best display
in this exhibit He also had the best
colOred male and female in his class.
The balance Of the specimens were
Judged this afternoon. Prof. Roy II.
Waite. poultryHlan OF the Maryland
Agricultural Experiment Station. IS the
judge.
Susie johnson. colored. was yester-
day sent TO the st. Elizabeth Insane
Asylum by Justice of the Peace H. @
Porter. Tuesday afternoon Drs. II. T
Willis and r. B. Johnstons of Hyatts-
willie were called to the Johnstonc home
apparently violently insane. Furniture
and woodwork in the house had been
converted into k.ndi!ng wood, II is said,
by her. She was arraigued before
Judge Porter on a charge OF insanity
and her relatives were allowed to enter
her In the United States institution in
stead OF holding her for the county
luEacy board.
The mId-week PRAYER service OF the
First Presbyterian Church was held
last night at the home of DR.. Harry
p. Welsh on Locust avenue. social
evening was held after the religiuos
service.
A bill was yesterday introduced in
the State legislature now In session at
Annapolis, clause OF which will pro-