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ARTISTS ALL.

ARTISTS ALL. v Inc dentist Is an artist" said The funny MT. Heath The pencil doesn't earn him bread, But I've seen him draw teeth
 Cincinnati Enquirer. lhe barber is an artist. too." Quoth wasgish Mir. Lutz: ror every story he tells you lie illustrates with cuts.r -columbia State. The politicians campaign job Is something pretty big. For though he's not a dtcher, yet He surely has to ''dfg.
 Memphis Commercial-A ppes1 The baseball catcher. you will find Is very seldom grum; With next to nothing on his mind. lie takes things as they come
 SOUNDS LIKE IT. "Grayce married man whose head i. solid ivory"
 "Nonsenser'
 You know what mean. Sine married a stick"
 Married stick with an ivory head, eh? By jinka. she must have married walking stick''
 IDLE OPINIONS. curiously enough. some of the worsA mud slinging characterizes dry" cam paigns.
 Because some men SOW wild oats is why some women sew seams until after mid- night.
 People who can't understand why nan wants to flock by himself never find any company in their thoughts. When an uppish woman lies sick abed, , the neighbors condolences don't ring true.
 Night workers should have melancholy dispositions, because they look on the dark side of life. F. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15

Americans who profess to see great danger in the "aien hordes" who come to the United States from abroad can breathe easy for awhile. Said ''alien hordes' are being kept at home to fight
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15

The Germans attacked Liege at bedtime showing a heartless disregard for the habits of the burghers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15

While the United States Senate is con sidering 20 peace treaties, Europe is shooting peace full of holes
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15

When peace has settled on Mexico and shortage of pulque no longer exists the slumberous disposition of the peon will reassert itself.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15

The rattle of coal chutes heard through out the land indicates that it isn't long till winter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15

The war lords are playing game that is decidedly more exciting than golf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15
A PROMINENT TRt
A MEAN TRICK.

Here comes Professor Grubbins. Watch me have little fun at his expense"
 What are you going to do?"
 I'm going to split an infinitive just to make him writhe.''
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15

A SUPERIOR BEING. The chef should be both rich and fat, And this is why 'tis so: He has so many helpers that He never kneads the dough.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15

Kaiser Wilhelm threw down so many gauntlets that he had to use a second pair
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15
SUGAR PLANTERS "KIckrSGy

Mime. Caiilaux has dropped out of sight and Thy Joe has gone to war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15

Belgium has proved herself both loyal and brave. Her honor is still intact.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15
THEN THEY FIGHT.

"Mr. and Mrs. Twobbie never disagree. you say?"
 Never, except when they get to argu- ing as to which has the better disposi- tion."
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Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, postoffice as second class matter under act of Congress March }, 1879.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15
AS EVER.

AS EVER What does this piece of statuary rep resent?" Life and Love- "Aheml Love seems to have strangle- hold on Life"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15
The stern and direful god of war.
 Venus and Adonis.
BEGINNING THE DAY-Tench

me. 0 Lord. the difficult art of for getting myself. May learn the bIessedness of being interested in another's appearance, in nnothers pleasure, in another's success. 'i'e me--thc freedom and the courage which come from fighting my broth er's battles rather than my own. y.or Christ's sakc. Amcn.-H. M. E.
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ADRIFT WITH THE TIMES
THE LATEST REPORT.

THE LATEST REPORT.
 Tis said a stubborn diplomat
 Plunged Europe into war:
 A pity no one on him sat Before he'd gone too far A PROMINENT TRAIT. T understand Dolby is all in Not quite. His egotism still sticks oat.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15
A VAIN WISH.

A VAIN WISH. Cried Bibbles, pinched by poverty, ''Aldck and eke aIas. I wish l had roll on me As large as Neptune has.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-08-15

IVY, HEN Emperor William. his fam A< fly and all the leading members
 of his cnllrt a assisted at the ded-
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-10
$4,000 PEOPLE. VISIT
State FAIR GROUNDS
Fifth Day Keeps Up Interest and
Attendance at Great
Il Ss Show.
SOME COMPARATIVE FIGURES
FiTeworks Last Night Are Varied
From Former Performances, and
Are So Effective as to Call for
Special Praise.

attendance at the Fair Grounds yes
terday showed a Sigh, falling of from
What ii was on the corresponding day
of 'iast year, but it was actually SO
slight that IL was not seriously re-
gardcd.
The total number of people carried
away by the Virginia Railway and
Power Company yesterday was 13.49S.
Tho total number carried away on the
fifth day OF the fair last year was
1a.36i, showing a decrease in the street
car figures OF l.T66. The total attend
ancc al the fair yesterday, including
those who walked and who rode and
drove into the grounds and returned
by21he same means, is estimated at
$4,000. which was in excess. as were
tire figures of preceding days, of the
attendance anticipated.
In 1912, on tho corresponding day, the
total number of people leaving the
grounds by the exits of the Virginia
Railway and Power Company was IA. :
b06.:a figure more nearly equal to that
ot.sesterday. In 1911, on the CORE
sponding day. the street cars carried
frem the grounds 1874. This was in
the, banner year of the fair. In 1910,
ontjhe fifth day of the fair. street cars
N There were in the grounds last night.
1T Is estimated, about 5000 people, the
majority of whom went into the grand
stand and into the grand stand in
closure to watch the fireworks. The
pSEptechnic display was varied from
thaS of the preceding night, and was
more effective, 80 much more so that
MaHager Warwick complimentcd the
cop* essionaire on his production.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-10
PLANTS AND FLOWERS
ProfcsslonnI List.

Collection of palms-section /. class 800
hrst,. the Hammond Company, Richmond
Single specimen palm-section l. class
36l--ilrst. the Hammond Company; second
NJ. a Witty. Richmond.
Collection of fernS---scction l. class 362-
Richmond: second. tho Hammond Company
special mention, Mrs, b. y. Bowe, 20i Nortl,
Vine Street
Collection OF variegated plants-section l;
second. James ID. Hooper. 1901 Roane Street
Richmond
Cut Flowers.
Best floral design--scction I, class .aSI-
first. the Hammond Company.
Best hand houpuct--section I. class 365-
hrsi. the Hammond Company.
SHOWER houquet--section ], class 366--frst
the Hammond Company.
Best collection OF dahlias--section !. class
36I-hrst. James d. Hooper, i40l Roane
Street: second Miss Edda Zelier. K. F. ID. 5.
class 3GS-hrst. the Hammond Company
second, James d. Hooper
best table dccoration--sectiop /, class
3G9-frst, the Hammond Company.
SnnprufcssionaI List.
Best collection OF palms ana ferns-sec-
ton . class 3Io--first. Mrs. a. c. Slower. 323
West Cary Street Hichmond.
Best specimen Asparagfus Plumosa-sec-
Virginia Avenue. Barton Heights
Best specimen, Asparagus Spanscri-scc-
ION c'nss a'6-,iirs,, Mrs H. c. Ward. II.
third. Miss Mildred Bryce, Richmond i"''''
Collection Of cut ilowcrs-section =, class
kich,nond: second. Mrs. NJ. Il. Krantzky,
l0f Montciro Avenue. city; third Ms. IL. f.
Letdy .S2o East Franklin
-S"nrcu"n Of cut rose*-section .. class
Richmond; second Mrs. ii. B. Kranitzky
~ Mohteiro Avenue; third. Miss Ethel
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CLEAR SKIES
BRING OUT CROWD

Continued From First Page.)
the rail. several deep. and watching the
free performances from n rather din
>cult distance.
Samle outdid himself In his capers
with the Arabian Troup, and though
black be his skin, his energetic. work
and his unrelapsing smile wrought a
pathway straightinto the hearts OF the
people. Eie Isn't yet three feet high,
and he is not yet In his teens. but the
l:ttle black mascot of the Arabs is such
a happy mite of humanity thatreyen the
members of the other troupes forgot
their jealous rivalry and Joined In the
applause. In fact. Samlcs popularity
put ginger into the other performers,
and they tried and succeeded In excel
ling themselves. The kiltIe Band
played Itself hoarse Their drummer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-10

Charles G.. Deissuer. Richmond.
Class 23!-boN Zone bnIhe3 Bcunm-second
Glass 2si--box Gone busheD Mammoth
Black Twig-sccond. Charles C. OeIssuer
| Richmond.
Section ;, class sss-Mammoth Black TwlE
-hrst r. 7. Moseley, StauntOn.
Glass eS5-Bounm-frst f. NJ BarEamin.
Crozet
Class pel!eious-hrss, Ai.zed A. Grouse.
e, Class 3i-Failawater-hrst. j.. C.. Houn
Class 9ss-Grimes's Golden-s.cond. B. A.
Rucker, Delnpiane. Va 80
n Class as,, s.o-SSptzenberg-hrs, B. A. Rucker.
, Class ,sil-stayman winesap-nrst J. c.
benT, plshe T second b 4. Rueker,
Riehnmond. Route R"i 's'Fa' Alfred a, Grouse
cs elsss .scd %llnesaRsarS! II Rsrsamp
r.. n Moseley, stanton SUI v"
Class :is-York Imperlai-nrst. William G..
stanton.
;, se &c &; class eH-Arkansas Black-arst.
Glass 2io-Baldwin tred)-third William
c, ci Geyn s,c IT, .n., W, - .!n
suer. Richmond.
,.S Glass .i9.Early Ripe-hrst, w. F. Goyne.
Glass e!a-Eariy RIpe-nrs,. W. F. Govne
Glass 2s,--FalI cheese-seeond. Alfred A.
Class Madden Bush-ars,. ]. c. Hour
Class .5S-Milam-firs,. William cov,s-
sr" ,m,,ayhesboro; second j. c. Houn Fish.
:. Glass eSa-Missouri Pippin-Hrst. Alfred
ur1 9u. Richmond. Route .. -
! e. Houh: Fishersville: second. William F +.
| eS Ginss , Sr. ~, W l,S
sr. ,WMaynesboro; second. j. c. Houn, Fish
Glass Class @is-smokehouse-thrd. william F..
Class Cas,s sSs-yeil1w Bsllhower-arst. william
section =, class 29l-dsplay OF FIVE yar,.
| ,es OF apples Uwo plates Of each. 1--WE appies
'h,Td 4 Rnsksr. Dsia b biane. yy a
n biass 1dispiay OF ten varieties o, apples
pRi adsa Alfred 4. Grouse. Richmond 1h
be G'" sf pa,s display Of the num-
each each patenrst Alfred A. Grousee' pifs ich TO
R sss,ien : $; elias. sss3Kiener-tlrs B.
FishersyI nel" plane. Va; second J. c. Houn.
su e,asT p,sS Dushcss-hrst. Charles G. De,s-
s, Class sslomslckle-nrs,. Charles G. DeIs.
Section . class s,i" rhoei; ch,-,
'D class si.-I Ec.ohmo6d. r-.. -,
mond. Route 40. s Second nmll 1eisr Rich
.eln sas sii1 r r. p ~ yI.r;, s ~s''sr
l.r 'I RicS S;SoAIoo5e Diamond-hr.t. Emil ze,.
zs eIs. RIsSmond p b s. So 3 second. Jacob
suer 9i stSSmNiasara-s second. Charles G. Deis-
zs Glass 5s,,plate of any other-hrst. Jacob
C Csnei, Echmond. r. +. d. No. 5; second
N""''e' o. De'ssusr Su Richmond
t Hesdion r. class s2!-best plate shay Bark
rinh mo'; ,, Nuts hrst. Master d. II. Garth
" l,ia.. 81. IT.; CITY. Il. 1. box -
N IiiasS s,,,-gest plate Black Walnuts-arst.
NJ: MIss n. Is. Hair. Box iiI6 city: second r
thompson. Box i:5. city. Route Q =.
Ser.ion H. class Specification must include
W nltc ana Black Waiuutc Ii,Uo
Chestnnts. etc.: not less than one plate Of
e W varlety-first william F. Coyner. Jr..
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SEAL OF MINNESOTA.
tPho,o by rarIs.,


TO
lifetime
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-10
DEPARTMENT OF APPLES

section !. class 2le-box Conc busheD New
ION tAihemarlcD. not exhibited
Class :ll-bpN zone busheD York lmpcrial
i ,rsl AiltTcd \. Grouse. Richmond. Route >.
Lass boN cone bushcD Winesap-nrst.
Alfred y. Grouse. Richmond. Route sec
ond. u. VI. Bargamin. Crozet.
CLASS :o'.boN tone bu,hclJ Stayman-scc-
onu. Atrcd Grouse. Richmond. Route :.
ciass c2-boN Zone busheb Dclicious-sec-
onu. Alfred y. Grouse Richmond, Route .
NJ. Bargamin, Crozct "
section :. class 2,3-box Zone hu.heD New
ION t:Nibemarlel Grown in the Vallcy"-
first. j. G. liomh, Fishcrsville
sr LASS -i!-G 1sN ,"ns busien York Imperial
iiam.G, Coyner. Jr.. waynesboro
j. G, Houn FishcrsviI,e @
Class .@i-.boN Zone busheD York Imperial
second. charles q. Deissuer. Richmond
Class ?S5-boS Zone busheD winesap-irst,
j. S. Wills. Louisa. --
Glass e:S-box Zone busheD stayman-hrst,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-10
DEPARTMENT OF HORSES

10.
Section !. class i3-stallon. four years old
.. over-frst. Arlington Farm. Dickerson.
Md tkropwelD No. Ioi1i6: second Dr'
Charles les, McCuiicch Howardsyiile Uodan.
NO. , ,' third; Arlington Farm. DIcker-
son. Md. tJustiiD. No. i36laS
Class .l4ostaiiion. three years old and un
der four--hrst. Arlington Farm Co DIckcr-
son. Md. U.aonl. No. lo353l second. airing
ton Farm Co. Dickerson. Md. G.itlanC No.
1851: third. David :. Bill. Spencer Va
tMallo%), No. saiS9. = "
Glass i5-stallion, two years old and under
three-frst. T. b. White, Lccsburr (Svs
lin lne'' Nh, No. iSs'ss serend Arlington Farm
third. DR.: Charles MccuiIoch. Howardsviiic
tIdler). No $780, = - :,
Glass l1-col'. male or female under year
oid-hrst. DR.. Charles McCu.!och Howards-
Vile tlodinel: second. David S.. Biz Spen-
Ger. Va. tMobe): third. David s. Bill Spen-
Ger. Va. - -, -
Glass lS.mare. -four. years old or over--arst.
.osll; second. David Bill Spencer tJoute 5
tBlock. Dlamond).
Glass Ia-mare, three years old and under
four-hrst. f, B. White, Leesburg FIEti-
quette), No. sso3i; seeond. David Bill, spen-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-10
The European crowned heads only

female In the English class, won by Marie
Allen Fcldcn Va
CORTLAND II. Smith special. consisting OF
eggs. for best bird In Medi,errancan ci lass.
won by John Boyd. Alton, Wa
silver cup offered by the Crescent orpinE-
Frank Montague. Richmond.
l.. G. Spain special ono exhibition cock erel
Rock class. Us Thomas Spain. Church
Road Va.
coekerel for most points in Buff or p
exhibit. won by Frank Montague. Richmond.
silver Cups Won In Poultry Department.
Cup l-VIrginia State Fair Cup. given to
the winner OF the largest number of blue
ribbons In the show. otselic Farm. Whitney .
Cup Virginia state Fair Cup. given to
:hc second winner OF largest number OF
Glue ribbons In the show. Steuben Farm.
Cup a-'R S. Gray cup" given by II. S.
Gray Ora j., OF the virginia Poultry Association.
by j. +. Crudup. i9ii: Frank Buliing ION.
i9i2; otselic Farm. 1919; Lassiter Poultry
Gun 4--"trudup Cup" gwen by j. +.
for the best display in the Mediterranean
Van Ness 1912; otselic Farm. 1914: Pastime
Poultry Farms. Allentown, Pa, 1914.
E@P M Fe Ggp by G.
citation. for the best display In tie White
i.eghorn class. won by j. l.. ~ j. W. Gates.
Pa, 1914.
cup, 6-"sch9af Cup, given by C., e.
for the best display in the American class,
won by q. L. GuvernRtor, 1911: i. y. War
mer,, 1872, otselic Farms. 1913; Pastime
Cup Nv. J. Todd Cup for the best
pen Sf s c. White Leghorns.- young. won
S,c; Williamson Farm Farm lsi1 Mrs D M e.
pastime Poultry Farms. Allentown. Pa
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Ger Respite, No. silia: third David BILL
,, Class 90 @,mare' two years old and under
ceoroufl, No s,ss2 49, 'NS ""-
cin.s :iImare. one year old and under
No i0,Is5. ''''e''
Glass 2e-champion stallion-nrst T. u
w White S,o LLeesburE; second Arlington Farm
LHe,s;Sburf ,Fayo-ita5: 80. loi5s;: second; E B.
Class si-stail!on owned in Virginia twelve
Charles Mccuiloeh. Howardsvllle uodali.
M IN, r's:a,; second David s. Bill, Spencer
.,per>hcron Society Of America Specials
Mccuiioch, Howardsvhie dllsr>, No sias7
Vile Godine).
Class c,charnpion stallion. bred and owned
prize winners 10 Special a and BNfrst, Dr..
charlSs MccSI9G5 HeTsrhsyle dis5.
Vile ,s lsgl.
and ca oyns5 IA ,h5ss ysS,s sTsa
WIFE, s Ss =
owned by, cShibitors iirst r b white. Lees "
DuTE soec a 81 if' America specials
Class F-~ehampion mare. bred and owned
IN Specials ef :' Fst and an' Els
= %ie sFS @he Les aSSr!n' Fle S9
Glass Junys stations ownss by exhibitor
class Knbsst ,hres mn9cs nWneS sv M ~
hibitor-first f. b. White. LeeshnrE Fle.1.
ssssn 6saa 81 Bin i2; 5sassf hs 81
Jouie tNelliel
a5s! Whi!e leesSurs cA 0Pie 5.'s SO.
e t}ssS ssfopd Arlington Farm Co.. Dick
Glass M-ehampicn m mare e.'s open class-,rs,.
5 WSis ses'srE whiis HesssS Mg
Section 4. elias. i hesian; four YEAR. old
South Boston iSewtonJ, No ia ..
sais ps ,s in Sss Ssns
Se S j. w. Mosciey. South Boston. Va.
or Section class tss,a9n four years old
Class 3i,-s9Ilion two years old and under
Marshall iPiedmcnt's sundown). No. sss So
f, ". Dixie. Marshali' ihnby9. : no ~ lis lis st.
lass .o aS,-mnre two years old and under
mnnt Twlnkei. No. "a ses Marshall Ped-
o IasS La.ne sha% Na ,,s
Marshall (Plcdmont Royal No. esi. 'e'
Class Sa-1ctehampon mare first. +. W. okie.
r. ". Dixie Marshall tRuby). 80. lis.
cha Class S. '0u i owned In Virginia twelve
1 r. w
0kie: Marshall U.uther). No 4l6: second
w Dixie. Marshall PIedmont's Royal,
Draft Team
,r section m g., class eiPnrc bred team Of any
isss Than anu n sSe OF either sex weishtng not
Bill Spencer t; Ts.,o rep,,s,;
section O.. class G3-stallion. four yeara
Old Old, or oyer-irst. J. Carlton Courier, letters
; East Cary tFort Carroll: third j. i.
wSolrldEe, Richmond tsaturdayp -
,w lass ss-S!allion, one year old and under
tBaby Rean). No. 1924
or Class $. si-@ere four years old over
kee) second. Henry c. Boattie, Richmond
tMiss Quinn third Harry c. Beattie. Rich
mcnd Calvin Wilson,.
- sGra wears sa aoa un %s
tHectograph) second r. L. poindeytcI
Richmond Gladly Keel.
or, oyer--first. a. 4. Griffith. Richmond
sTony Griffith. ,Jr.l; second. u. r. Bnss.
.%ra hifhmS m"I,o 3DayI HaR No olasi
K ling No. saso ai.'o"0osn' Richmond (keiiy
, C. Class s. 7s- s, four years old or over
Goodrich: second. Charles II. Epps, Rich
mond (DIlige;,t Crib
Class 1i-mare. three years old and under
@Snd fAta rHns second a. j. Griffith Rich
,ggse5,first. a. Grlaith. richmond ccie levine
css+sn s%a' snsss
first. .losGbh I.assiter. Rirhinond tPetaurick
n Rlebm snnH2s e1olts, second. "A. r Griffith
ss.c,,ol Called sasidle Horses.
Sydnor, {Rlchmond (Joe AfasonJ j seeond ' g
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AWARDS ARE ANNOUNCED
{sFOR APPLES AND HORSES
JUDGES Have Practically Completed
Their Work. Rnd Final Lists VIII
lie Issued ro-NtEht.

y Awards were announced by the
judfes of the Virginia State Fair AS
sociation yesterday in the classes for
app!cs plants and flowers, and in the
department of horses. from the heavy
perTherons to the most dminutive
poHes The completed list of cattle
awErds, part of which Nas made public
earaS in the week, was also complct ed
yesterday. Awards and silver cup
trophies were also announced ycstcr-
day. in the departments devoted to
pigeons, bantams and other classes Of
fowls other than chickens. The judges
,haI practically completed their work.
and the Fair Association officials will
have THE final awards I'm all classes
ready for announcement by Tonight.
Awards were announced yesterday as
follnws
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-10
PRItE-WINNERs. BOYS AND GIRLS
POULTRY CLUB EXHIBIT AMERl-
CAS CLASS.


.hira. HerbeTi spain. chsieh Road; fourth.
Wilson Ford. Church Road; nth I. A. Cary.
PuistIarsi, Herber, Spain Church Road;
son Ford. Church Road NTH, Wilson Ford.
Pen,hrst Thomas J. Spain, Church Road
Leroy AsH wSi;. f riSmoa,S Rocks.
Pue'-hFs' Win Ehmuyd i, Sh;isIsr se0''sv!ie'
coskerel-ars, Fieilins p D"asian Lorraine.
sseond SIHsy g. PT1ss
Rhode Island Reds.
sff2a M @a,o afn Dar ksssn
Va. saf,h john r Atkinson. n c cI; Va. ,:
Pulle,s,I'rs. Marie Allen: Felden; va; sec
Sos ?As Sie cSam eAv%r Sa S NIL
liam Watson, Darlington Heights; NTH. vii
PenNnrs, Arthur cr ray rt" Dewitt: Va.
second Rosa r. saunders. ,Dumharion; third.
Rs.Ss G%%s" GS esss@eo Ss o,e,c
Earns Earns second oiselie Farms; hen--frst.
Snow Hna o1sec Farms Farms Sec
e ea; oIselic Earns; hen-hFs,. otselic
Brown Chinese-cock-tirst, Otseltc Farms:
hen-hrst O,seiic Farms.
ss hMshns GesssecocR-hrs, o,se!ic Farms;
Fasa,s; second. o,seiie Farms,
BeTaacle Geese--cock-frst, Otselic Farms
henttfrst Oiselic Farms
Pigeons Doves. Owls Quail.
A. Gregory. Richmond
Ribbon best display of one pair doves-E.
One coop qus!l-w. b. Coleman. Manns-
Black Dragon rieeons-oId Dirds-one pair.
FIRST e. l. Jones. Rchmomd one pair sec.
ond: &C; J.. Jones Richmond one pair. third
1 White Dragons-oId birds-onc pair. frs,
&c /. Jones. Richmond, second, c. l.. Jones
White Drasons-young hirds-one pair. nrst
G !. Jones, Richmond; second. c. l.. Jones
Rep Dragon-young oirds-one pair. first
BAH Dragon-"id birds-one pair. nrst, c. S
R HIfSer R', ,hIrs second Jones
ByT Dragon Dung biris--one pair. hrs,
G. = Jones. Richmond; second. c. L.. Jones.
Wajte swiss Mondines-old birds-one pair
Ducks, Guintns and Geese.
Mandarin Duckt-c oCk--iirst, Otselic
M.llard Dncka s. -I,nrs,, o,solic Farms
hen.--frsi. otscic tarma; second. otseilt
Fa.Ep fS,; ,hiId. 9tsslie Farms.
Posllr, Yards I.orraine, Va: second. White
PopAry Yards Lorraine, Va: third. White
White Poultry Yards. Lorraine. Va second
wwhRi{e PPon.ry Yards. Lorrainc, va; third
Wits ti,e p" inns Sa Tsnner oT,sHe Va
Whfs Poultry Yards. Lorraine Va; sccond
ot1hc Farms: hen-hrst. White Poultrs
YarSs lorraine, Va second. Otseiic Farms
cocfrel-frst, White Poultry Yards I.ur.
raiIA Va; second. o,seiic Farms: pulie,-
hrfE White Poultry Yards, Lorraine va
sec4hd. Oiseiic Farms
WGite Chinese Ducks--cock--h white
Poultry Yards. Lorraine Va; hen-6rst
White Poultry Yards, Lorraine Va.
secthh. Steuben Farms. Babylon. ~ y,
nenE. hyst Otseiic Farms; second otseli,
Farlns; eockerei-nrs,. Otseiic Farms sec-
ond. 'Stcuben Farms. Babylon. y. Y
Cssuga .Ducks-cock--firgi. Otseiic Farms
stcost Otselic Farms; hen-lnrd Otselic
FARMS cockercl-drst. Otselic Farms: sec.
2nd,. Otselic Farms puiiet-first otsclic
Willie cali--cock--irst, Pastiine Parma
AllDitown. Pa: second. Pastime Farms AL.
Ientnhrn Pa: third, PBsiime Farms Allen
towU Pa: hcD---iirst fnatime Farms Alien
tovp Pa: Eecond, Pastimo Farms Alien.
town "a; cockerei-tFst. steuhen Farms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-10-10
EPOULTRY DEPARTMENT.
pigeons. Doves. Owl and Quail.

Black Chrrin-one pair. first, c. S. Turner
Richmond: second. c. $. Turner. Richmond
Colonial Turbit-young| birds-one pair
first, r. Grow, Richmond. -
Blue Bar Runt Pigcons-od brds-one
pair. first. l.. l.. Mays. Oak Grove: second
l.. e. Mays, Oak Grove.
Blue Bar Runt Pigeons-young blrds-one
pair. first l.. f. Mays. Oak Grove.
Red Long Face Clean Leg Tumblcr-old
birdervone pair, first. C. A. Gregory. Rich
birdS-one pair FIRST. Z. y. Gregory, Rich
mona; one pair second, &. a: Gregory. Rich
mond third, &. y. Gregory, Richmond.
Red 'HInside Tumbler-old birds-one pair.
c. 4 Gregory, Richmond; one pair. second.
Z. A., Gregory Richmond.