Evening journal., 1918-09-06
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take attenl away from civilian
events.
rhe dentration dinner, served to
sic small ,dren at the Delaware Ccl-
leSe tent ! noon, was witnessed by
many ipfsted visitors. The little
folks did seem TO be embarrassed
By the whers Of their feast.
A neyiailing item OF interest Is
the medical milking apparatus In
the exhf Of the cow-testing associ-
atlons. he usual crowd watched the
demonslion this noon.
The sip have had the thickness OF
their wi .ested by thousands OF In
quirinpngers. How these animals
can IkAnder the weight Of so many
pcundJf all-wool in Delaware hot
w,eiheis a never-failing question
from spectators.
visits were clustered ihickly
arbun the pig-pens, gingerly feeling
how uch a pigs back resembles a
scrilhng brush.
Thhorse show attracted the largest
atlerince in years. yesterday, there
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limoslnes lined mp along the grounds
fruuwhich society folks watched tne
rid5 There was every element that
mad for a remarkable exhibition OF all
tyyl Of horses, ranging from ponies
90 jddlc and harness horses. The audi
end got a thrill when Miss Esther
dubnt in one Of the jumping classes
sGbed from her horse after it made
hi point. and It appeared that the
artnal was about 20 walk over the
risr Miss dupont, However. WAS
nirk enough IN recover her poise, and
m minute was on the animal.
The Child Welfare Center, where
bibles under five years are weighed
ald measured, has been doing a rush
i1c business. Yesterday over three
s,ore infants were weighed.
The hospital booths, both the Dela-
ware and the Physicians and Surgeons
attracted many visitors not so much Tor
treatment as for inspection.
One would think that In the rush
of events there would be no one VINO
would think Of books, which is quite
erroneous. when the Library boCth an
.nounces that carly yesterday afternoon
~ new members were added 10 the
10000 or more now holding cards at
the Wilmington Institute. In fact there
was not a booth that did not heave
sigh Of relief when closing time came
and the day was over.
The cattle awards were completcd
Yesterday. and these awards were an
nounced.
Holstein Cattle,
Bull. 3 wears old and over-ist prize
Wintcrthur Farms.
Rull. wears old and under 3-isl
prize. John w Banks.
Bull. 6 months old and under 1 year
ist prize. Thomas II. Nansant.
Cow. 3 years old and Over-tst prize
Winterthur Farms; 2nd prize, Winter
thur Farms.
Cow. > years old and under 3-isi
prize. Winterihur Farms; 2nd prize
Winterthur Farms.
Heifer. is months old and unHer
years-ist prize, Winterthur FARMS zh1
prize. Winterthur Farms.
Beifer. over 4 year and under i'
nonths-ist prize, Winierthur Farms
snd prize. Winterthur Farms.
Heifer calf, under year and over
nonths-ist prize. Winterthur Farms
2nd prize. Winterthur Farms.
Herd-ist prize, Winterthur Farms.
Short Horn Cattle.
Bull. 1 year old and under 2-ist prize
Point Lookout Farm.
Cow. 3 years old and over-ist prize
Point Lookout Farm.
Cow. 9 years old and under 5-is
nrize Point Lookout Farm.
Heifer calf, under 4 year ana oVel
E months-ist prize, Point LOokou
Farm.
Grade Classes.
Grade COW. 3 years-ist prize. J. r
Ssmworth and Brother; 2nd, Hattie L
DOwney.
A new state Poultry Association wa
oreanized last night on the grounds
with William z. LangshaW' OF MI CuDd
as temporary chairman. -,
Branches will be organized In the on
ferent counties 10 work In conjunction
with the main association.
Miss Clara NJ. Nixon, state representa-
tive on poultry extension work, gave al
interesting address on Necessity o
Poultry Association r. o. Beutzer
editor Of a poultry journal, gave an aa
dress.
]. Wilson Greenfield, a prominen
Wilmington fancier. gave an addres
on wartime poultry shows. He empha
sized the governments earnest desir
for poultry fanciers to continue tn
shows during the war.
Graham Miller, another Whining
ton fancier, spoke on poultry display
at agricultural fairs in war times. Tn
meeting closed with a feeling Of fellow
ship and with forty-eight member
ready to cooperate with Uncle Sam il
raising more poultry.
J. Wilson Greenfield acted as secre