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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

cause the germ to lie against the side
OF the egg. where it would be impos-
sible for the egg to hatch. Therefore.
nature has suspended the yolk by two
twisted cords inside cushion of dense
aibuincn at the center OF the egg Thu,
method OF suspension absolutely pre-.
vents the yolk OF 4 fresh egg moving
from central position. while the
spring IN the twisted cords ovcrcomes
any sudden jar that would otherwise
rupture the yolk
The yoli or egg revolvcs on it's ay,,
as II is slowly forced through the owl
tuct by the peculiar wormlikc contrac-
/ IONS Of that organ. Layer upon LAYER
aihumen is constantly added. at frs,
quite dense, then thinner. and finally
Whon tn" process is about completed
almost watery in its composition. The
secretion OF albumcn is estimated 70
occupy about three hours
Formation of Shell Membranes.
| When about two-thirds the length OF
the oviduct is traverscd and the score.
ton or albumen Is almost over, the egg
reaches sharp bend in the oviduc;
called the isthmus. Here the liquids
making up tho egg are Increased in two
skins known AS shell membranes The
outer skin lies close against the inside
I OF tho she'll while tho inner skin clines
/ 10 tho albumcn. The air cell lies be-
/ tween the two skins. and il is this air
! hai tho chick first inhaleS when he is
ready to pip the shell and emerge from
| his confinement. The secretion Of the
/. shell membranes in the isthmus re-
| qurcs about three hours.
The soft -Shellcd" egg now masses
out OF the oviduct into the third organ
| OF reproduction known as the uterus
/ Its function is TO srcrctc three LAYERS
/ OF liquid lime which harden and form
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

and saddle and top of wings of the male
arc red. while each feather is striped
down the middle with n glossy Ereenish
black stripe. The breast. tail. body
and wing bars are glossy ErecniSh-
black. as is also the feathering Of the
legs ana toes. The females are red
dish-hrown; each feather is pcrcicd
with darker brown. the marking fol
lowing the outline Of the feather The
neck hacklc is brown at the head
shading into golden yellow at the
neck. each feather striped down the
middle with a black or dark brown
stripe.
In shape the nearer these little
brown fowls resemble round balls Of
feathers the better. The plumaEe
should be long and soft.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

Twenty-four t. twenty-six ounces
Tor hens and twenty-siN to thirty
ounces for males are the standard
weights OH Partridge Cochin Bantams.
Contrast these with tho standard par
fridge cochin. weighing seven TO nine
and onc-half pounds for females and
nine TO eleven pounds for males. and
you Will sec what selection and breed
ing will do for poultry.
Many people have for hobby the
breeding of these bantams. and compc-
luton FOR prizes in the larger poultry
SHOWS is keen They make attractive
pets requiring very limited space. lit :
lie reed and just enough care TO afford
plcasurable exercise.
ihese are the most richly-colored OF
an Cocnln bantamS. The neck back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28
ANOTHER KENIlWORTH

Mountains Near AShcviIic to he Adorned
With Sf.0ao.0n0 IIostclry for
Norrycd Tourists.
ASHENlf.tG. y. c.. October o7-An-
other large tourists hotel is to be
erected and operated Il; Kenilworth or
more properly speaking, Biltmorc. lust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

Or. Edward Mack, of the Union Theo.
logical Seminary. will speak on N.
subject. III a Man Die Shall lie Live
sing solos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

Chicago firm have tho contracts that
have so far been made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-28

Dr. mack on Immortality.
The services at the Railway Young
Mems Christian Association this after
noon at $40 o'clock will be OF interest.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
AUTOS STILL
REAP RICH TOLL

Oliver Carey. No ia Horton
ave. while standing on tho side
walk az Woodward ave and West
Grand blvd was struck by an auto
driven by James Trout. No. 249
IaBellc ave and was taken 10 Re
ceiwng hospital His condition IS
not serious Trout lost control Of
his machine
An auto. driver unknown, struck
Armas I.aakso. rs years ~ age No
2hS FIRST sf ar owen and Oakland
ayes he was taken 10 Grace hos
piial An arm was broken and his
head and body were bruised
Edwin Gregory. co years old. No
1il DiNave, Was ht by an auto
driven by William knight. No. 81
Homer st. sunday afternoon at
Ferndal. and Reldon ayes He was
taken go the West branch Grace hos.
pital
Mr. Anna Antczak. - years Of
age No 1860 Michigan ave. while
holding her arm ont ~ a machine
a. Chamberlain and Law ndale-aves.
Vas M by Detroit Creamery com
pany truck and sustained broken
arm
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
Russian Women Soldiers Carry
Capsule of Poison For Use If
Capture By Enemy Threatens

PFtrosrad Huge crowds gather
daily about the Engineers school
where 1000 girls are drilling. pre-
pairing 10 20 10 the front
a girl told how the legion took
rs first prisoners.
As We ran forward We suddenly
came upon a bunch OF Germans i'm
mediately ahead of rs II was only
second until they were right in
our midst our rather until We were
all around them They saw they
We're caught and threw down their
rifles. holding up their hands They
were terribly frightened
Good God women they cried "
I'VE just forgot ourselves entire
~. interjected another girl We
saw simply Russia fighting for her
life
The loss OF Lena. the most popu.
lar OF Our company, was keenly felt
by an OF us. she added soberly
During the battle Lena heard
that Commander Rochkoreya had
been wounded She hurried in the
shell fire. saving she was going 10
find her We saw her go into a
section full OF bursting shells and
shortly In the midst OF smoke and
flames. we saw her blown 10 frag.
ments We also lost Sonia. She
used 10 be a musician with the
Romanon concert organization. She
WAS killed by machine gun fire"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
CONNOLLY NOT
ASKED TO CUT
KLOKA'S BAIL

Positive denial OF story In a
morning paper that the attorneys
FOR Anthony j Kloka. alleged de
faulting county mortgage tax clerk.
would appeal to Judge Connolly 20
have his bail reduced from $4,000
was made Monday morning By
James A. Mur,ha. OF counsel for
Kloka.
The case is still within the jur.
isdlction OF the police court. de-
clared Murtha. and n would be pre-.
sumptuous ot me- 10 take II into the
recorders court
Both tho prosecution and the Dc
Tense In The kloka case spent Mon.
day gathering witnesses and prepar
INK testimony for-he hearing in Jus
tice lIesfon' court. Tuesday morn
ing, on the second warrant against
klOka
Rumors that a third warrant IS
20 be issued within day or two.
charging further ihefts from the
county treasurer's office. We're per.
sistently denied by tho county aud.
itors and he prosecutor
Prosecuting Attorney JasnowsN
declared ne viii take steps 10 hasten
the summoning of the grand jury
In meeting 10 be held late Mon
day afternoon or Tuesday morning
with tho circuit Judges
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
Raj. STRIKE
IN CHICAGO
Sc 7 TIED
Men of Both Rival
Unions To Stay On
the job
OTHER ISSUES TO
BE ARBITRATED
Threatened Gripping
of Freight Service
Ayerted

CHICAGO, July 30 The Joint
conference OF the joint brotherhood
heads and Of tho railroad managers
adjourned al 7 30 a. m. The con
ferees announced that tho switch
mems strike had been settled and
that the men would return 10 work
Immediately
Tho settlement. n was stated on
behalf OF the railroads. was on the
basis OF an adjudication OF all ques-
tions in dispute save that OF the
closed shop. by committee compoc
cd OF the railway brotherhoods. out
side % tho railway trainmen and
the general managers The rail
roads announced that under the set
Element the Switchmen OF North
America. now employed, would re-
tain their positions
The railway brotherhood went
into conference az the Great North
crn hotel Immediately after they
left the joint conference and said
they might make q statement later
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
~ ~. q gHEPHERD

star forresDJpdeHf United Press
PETROGRAD. July 30. Russia g
women soldiers have pledged them
selves 20 take their own lives rather
than become German war prisoners
Each woman soldier carries ra-
ton ~ cyanide Of potassium 10 be
swallowed IA event OF capture
The members az the women regi.
menfs. now constantly increasing.
agreed that cha'h WAS 10 be pre-
ferred 10 the fate they would proba-
hlg meet AZ fhc hands OF the Ger
mans
The Legion Of Death fighters are
good killer I learned this TODAY
when I talked 20 FIVE Of them, now
I'm a hospital near hcrc. suffering
from shell hook From q woman's
bps ! heard how she had run a Ger
man thru with her hayouet. firing
The rife al The same time From
others heard these women and
girls. fresh from comfortable homes
and universities. went leaping over
manRled. bloody bodies in the
charge with enemy shells bursting
all about them
Bur these narrowing experiences
OF the women Aghters have steeled
them and hundreds OF other girls.
10 new determination 90 see II
thru Girl soldiers drllnl in tho
streets are now common slsht In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
FOOD TOPICS
TO BE DISCUSSED
HERE THIS WEEK

Food conservation methods will
be discussed and demonstrated Wed
nesday and Thursday. Aug. / and
.. In the Century building. under
the auspices OF tho woman's com
mltiee Of the Council OF National
Defense. II was hoped to have
Herbert c. Hoover, l. 5. food com
missioner, IN Detroit. 10 speak on
one or tho other OF these days. but
no word has been received from Mr.
Hoover in regard TO the invitation
extended
The first session. opening We'd.
nesday afternoon al 2 O'Clock. will
be addressed by Mrs Caroline Bart.
lett Crane, and among the speakers
for the two days will be Nathan r.
Simpson. former warden of Jackson
prison. o. l. Gregg. Wayne county
agricultural agent. O. II. Benson. OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
MAN ADMITS
THEFT OF TRUNKS

Waiter brown. No. no Tonee-sf
arrested Saturday. in connection
With the trunk robberies ~ the past
few days. admitted when questioned
that he stole the property and that
he agreed 70 split the returns with
some other men on tho inside. whom
he told about 10 the police in bis
confession
Brown Is the third man taken IN
the case. the other two being George
A. Johnston and James J Grifiths
Trunks stolen from Miss Adele Con
don. OF Cleveland valued at t275
and from r. G Wintering. OF he
Fireston Rubber company and
valued AZ 5000. were stolen bv
Brown. he admitted
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30

got a nest somewhere and Mrs Buzz
Yard Is taking care or the eggs ano
thAt De- why 7 haven't seen her lately
Now I wonder whore that nest 80.
! should like 20 see ~ believe
IN have a look around in the Green
Forest such big folks as or Mistah
and Mrs Buzzayd must have a big
nest and thought not "a be hard NO
ind itN
Fairly bNhhling over With curiosity
Potter started 20 run again toward
the Green Forest
Next story Peter Rabbits Seek
Aches.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30

have happened 70 or Mrs Ruzzard.
or N size has a own tired OF the
G~eon Forest and gone back to her
old home"
rfo wrinkied his forehead ia a way
he has when he IL puzzled or trying
10 think Then as a thot popped int
his herd hls face cleared 81 know, -
he excla mod 1T must be 'hef
Buzzard 10 keeping house. or course.
Why didn't tnink oI that before.
All my feathered friends. and some
wh- are not my friends have nests
now rs why shouldn't Mistah and
Mrs Buzzard have nest2 They
-.--o fenl N IN my hnnes Thev- We
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30


At least 7 end that true
Vith almost everyone ! know.
Pray IS u 80 with you2
Peter Rabbit had learned 80 many
curious and inttIr StiuE things about
Sporty tho Turtle aud grandfather
Frog that his head almost ach"d as
no. left the Smiling POOL and started
for the Green Foresf that morning
Nou would think that pctcrs curl
osit ought to have been sa tlsl"o
fpr once. but II WASH YOU see
curtosity is one IT those things that
seldom Is really satisfied
As peter hopncd along. lipperty-
lippfrtv-lip. he looked up % see that
Rodtau the Hawk WAS not near
enough 10 be dangerous There was
no sign OF RedtaH, but high M IN
the blue. blue sky sailing ROUND ana
round was or Misfah Ru2zard Now
ever since or Mistsh Ruzzard had
come up the hrst time from way
down IN or Nirglnny 20 make MS
home m the Green Forest for the
summer peter had been greatly IN
terested IN him In tho hrst pla CO no
ono else could sot and sail and sail
without moving his wings as could
GN Nstah Ru7zurd In the second
rlace or Mstah Buzzard was the
rrt, one whom Peter was acquainted
ga rh VINO had - bald head. King
haid at all on the other hand on
Nstah Buzzard who isn't Buzzard
ar an but a Nulture. ha sn . feather
on his head lie told the story OF
sw his family FIRST became bald
headed and ever since then Peter had
taken the liveucst interest In OF
Miatah Buzznrd
This spring or Mistah Puzzard
had hrot Mrs ruzzard up from 'l
Nirginn> with him aud Peter be-
srent many hours watching them sail
round and round nigh up M the blue
sky So high sometimes that they
were little more than specks This
morning as nc watched or Mistah
Ruzzard - suddenly poppoa into
Peters head that he hadn Z seen Mrs
Puzzard for some time OF Mista %
Buz7ard was alone nov and he had
been alone every time Peter had seen
hin, a. late only he. Peter. hadn't
happened to think 90 q before
Peter paused and ga2"d up az ol
Mistah 6uzza~d thorully n won
der" said he thinking aloud az h
som etlues does ~ ans thing can
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30

Washington. d. c. 4. G. IAnde.
mann. OF lansing Miss Georgia l..
white. dean OF the NJ A. ". MIRA.
Frances T. Burns. state commander
OF the Lady Maccabees; Mrs. Cor
nelia IIultz, OF Grand Rapids. Mia
Jennie Buell.. OF Ann Arbor. and
Miss Anna BACowiek, OF the NJ A. 4.
All sessions will be free 10 the
public.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
City News in Brief

cathedral. for Mrs Margaret CAT
non, wife OF Thomas Calnpn. con-
tractor. who died sunday. In the
family home No - Marcy-St. Mrs
Calnon WAS born - years ago IN
Farm owned hy her parents at
peterboro-st and Fourth-ave she
Is survived by her husband. one
son. william ]. Daluon. we'll know
Detroit pnperman, and SIX
daughters. the Misses May Flor
ence' Pearl cecilia. Gertrude and
Ruth Calnon.
druggist. No. 245t West Jefferson
ave who was held because - an
attack on Aaron Iacuhwit7, "a
years old travelling salesman.
was changed 70 one - homicide
when Jacobwitz died SATURDAY.
night IN Receiving hospital II IL
alleged that Iarek quarrsled with
JacobWltz when the salesman re-
fused to call early for an order
Zarek rs supposed 10 have hit the
salesman on the head with a ball
bat, fracturing his skull Jacob
witz who represented Cleveland
drug hrm, lived az 40. 81 Wlndcr-
IL IL doubtful n "wnr gardening"
pays, according TO regular land
slide OF complaints that have
reached Mayor Marx. n is said
that the population is not hs pat
riotic as IL seems since many OF
establish war gardens 20 around
and garner the harvest when the
vines begin 20 bear fruit From
all sections Of the city come COM
plants from people who have got
their necks sunburned and thelr
hands blistered hoeing cucumbers.
radishes and other vegetables that
the fruits OF their toll are being
taken away from them by people
who toll not nor spin. but come IN
the night 70 harvest tho crops.
"a am proud that our country has nj
last answered the cry OF the Lust
tania victims and ~ Belgium and
has gone 70 a righteous war said
the Rev. = Mullins pre- stdeut
% tho southern Theological semi.
nary, ~ Louisville. Ky. In SER
mon In Woodward -aEe. Baptist
church. sunday night Govern
ment he said. does not do away
with the 10 commandments but
rests upon them. II rs a combine
ton OF righteous mon against
rights OF society lie declared that
had Mory the mother ~ Christ.
heen attack ed by q rufdan. Christ's
nrst moral impulse would have
BEEN 20 take any means az hand
- defend her
NJ "rN"ntic reunion nN~r mn mr.
sen~~ Of seven years. OF brother
md sister is related In letter
iust. received by Mr. and Mrs
George Whitaker of Sandwich.
ont. which tells - the andtng hy
their daughter. Miss Nav Whit
tnker. ~ her brother Frank y
Whitaker. in base hospital. in
France. where the young woman
was acting as nurse Young
Whitaker left Windsor with the
Ninety-ninth battalion and later
wss transferred 10 the Composite
F-''~~- - arfi''e~v ~ = gunner
He WAS gassed az vimv ridge and
Ne was heing cared
for in n base hospita thai his sis-
ter went 20 his bedside 10 minister
- y patient and ~ find her brother
Another son ~ the Wh.ttak"rs. Ar
thur Whittnker is now In France
md was wounded NJ Ntmy Ridge.
but recently returned 20 duty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
Hugh a. Cbederter. past dictator of
netroIt lode. IoynI Order Of

Moose. hos returned from the ma
tional convention - the order held
in Pittshursh laRt week He saws
the most important business ac-
complishsd was tho voting ~
war emergency fund ~ $500. 900
There are now 5+S.5s2 members ~
tho OrgAufFat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
Good Business.

Surgeon We found this four
carat diamond n your appendix
Victim Fine ! saved $500 duty
b. swallowing H. and he operation
cost bat 500
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
John Mcdowell. ~ years OF ace. and
Irnnrnr "a rda old

both living at SO $50 Woodbridge
- east are being held in conuec-
ton with the NjllinR OF Arthur
Hood Negro. found unconscious IN
front 0f hts home No tSa Frank
iIn-st carly Sunday morning and
who lied IN Receiving hospital
from stnb wounds IN HIS throat
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30

g. tfs ISL or enemies saturday,
when D machine owned by Repre-
Ssntaftve Holiday BilI' Martz was
ir9pounded and The owner "Aned"
81 hy the pound sergeant for Vio-
lation ~ the parking rules MART
declares ne will test tho ordinance
nm i-nE fur tho nnMrd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
The United states government placed
~ nrdex Nth The Pact uFd Motnr

Car CO. Saturday. for 1000 three
Ton trucks. making an order n
500 trucks given the company
Within - DAYS The trucks are 70
be ready before the nrst Of the
year and viii he sent 60 France
FOR the transporting Of supplies
fnr the United @iAtea ArnN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
The case Of MAX Deitsch. Russian.
indicted by the federal grand Jury

~ ne TnaTW 70 ~ 0IT1uIHtInR ann
draft literature. was nollc pressed
in the United states district court
on the request OF the district at
torneys office u Is said that
f'cifsch waS connected with the
Russian diplomatic service here
and that his ofrcuse was not real
hlf WAS Tor a secret diplomatic
purp0Re
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30

Miss Harriet Tcmpleman has been
appointed assistant passenger agent
in the Baltimore Offices OF The South
ern railway
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
An unidentified man evidently nm
Itnllnn. leaned henih frnm The

eleventh roor ~ the new Vinton
Building. Congress and Wood
ward-ave Saturday night George
Papas 40 ~ Elizabeth 81 east
was struck BY the man a. the Int
ter plunged 10 the pavement and
WAS slightly injured
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
\ man about n years old. supposed
10 he q HnGhN. emnlnHed In Oh e

Chalmers automobile plant. was
drowned Saturday while bathing In
tho river opposite Motor Boat lane.
near the water works Ths body
was taken 20 the morgue The
name. Bagby. was on a card found
in hls clnfhRs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
Todas,. maud ConreTts

schmeman's Mintary band. Herman
" Schmcman director. renders the
following program in clark park IN
the afternoon a. 30 and a. North
western field IN the evening al
O'Clock.
March. The stars and stripes For.
ever" Sousa. waltzes. W edding 81
the Winds Hall. grand selection
selected Charles Edwards. melodies
from The Ameer. Herbert. overture
from "Jubel.' Weber, gems from
'The Prince OF pilsen." Luders;
der star SpsnRled banner
Captain willard Peek. who confessed
last week 10 the burning Of the
speedboat Vcnitian Maid. was ar
ralgned In Oolls~ court Saturday
afternoon. and waived eNamlna ton
10 the recorders court.
Dr Mathew Andrews. dentist. ~
years old. No. ST. nichigan-ave..
fell IN his porch on tho second
moor Of his home sunday evening
and Was taken 20 Grace hospital
His injuries are not serious.
Three men attacked usnmed Rorica
ave and robbed him Of $500. They
escaped In an automobile. Korica
was taken 20 Grace hospital and II
- feared his skull Is fractured.
Becnus~ he deemed himself too self
ish TO live, Frank Kern. ~ years
81 age No 3bt Goodwin com
mltted suicide by turning on the
gas. Sundsy Kerns wife. who IL
away on visit. cannot be located.
Mrs Mamie Belts. ~ yesrr old. No
2TD Hovnrd-st.. fell cut of - win
dow ~ the third no0r OF her home
and sustained injuries which fore
ell her removal 10 Receiving hos
pital sunday night. Her condition
is serious
Judge MandeiI saturday denied
petition that bond Of $500 he
turned 70 David and Joseph Neder-
lander professional bondsmen.
after Il had been forfeited be-
cause 81 the non-aprearsnce %
Charles Miller. who died before his
trial was called
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME

Bp THORNTON ~ BGRGESS.

lcnrrLaht ID Il b. NJ. RurEessI
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
Chr service on Wood " rd-nv was
delayed for minutes early

Monday morning when "a south
bound car collded with An ice
wagon az Woodward and Henry
SITS. sending the wagon careening
across tnr street and scattering IS
cool contents across tho tracks and
pavement Tor q distance ~ half n
block M one was injured alfho
the passengers In the car received
shaking up
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
Mr-or N-rV I'm. issued an appeal TO
the citizens OF Detroit 10 put out

Funeral services viii he held Tues
day morning. I'm -. Peter ani Paul
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-30
Judge MnndeI saturday denied
nathan Tint n hond Of HIOo be re-

turned @ laNld and J0Feph Nedet-
lander professional bondsmen.
after Il had been forfeited be
cause Of the appearance %
Charles Miller. who died before his
trial was called
The Washington times., 1917-06-22
NEWS AT ROCKVILLE
Race Program for Montgomery
County Fair Announced.

Lee Ohutt. Charles Neirs, y. J.
Ward. David H. Warfeld. and Charles
W. Fields, composing the race com.
mittee Of the Montgomery County Ag,
Ticultural Society, have announced
the program OF races for the annual
fair to be held here August IS, 20. 80,
and 81. Eighteen events-nine har,
ness and nine 'rufs-sre scheduled,
the purses aggregating $3,725. The
complete program IS as follows:
Tuesday, August 2S-2:l9 trot.
open to Montgomery county. Freder,
lex county and District OF Columbia
horses; purse. $500. SiX-furlonG run.
purse, 500; fye-furIong run, purse,
ST5.
Wednesday, August $3.50 trot,