The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-10
SCHOOL CHILDREN
 INVITED ID VISIT
 ALA. POULTRY SHOW
Best Winter Show Held In the City, Declare Officials.
 Prizes Are Awarded

The Alabama Poultry, Pi- geon and Rabbit show which has been held all this week at 1719 Second avenue will come to a close tomorrow night. Hundreds of people who have visited the show dail since it was first opened nave de- clared it to be the best winter poultry show ever held in the state.
 A special invitation has been extended the school children of both the county and the city to visit the show tomorrow. This morning the prize stock of the show will be sold at auction.
 J. T. Rust of Birmingham yesterday won two silver cups on his rabbit exhio- it's. One of the cups was offered by the A. & A. Ash Jewelry company for the best Flemish buck and the other was offered by Joseph Blank for the great est number of points in a single exhibit.
 PRIZE POULTRY
 The prizes which have been announced to date are as follows: Dr. J. c. Anthony, Birmingham, pen Of Light Barred Rocks.
 White Rocks-C. B. Glass, Bayville, first cock and first hen; United Poultry Farms, Mobile, first bullet.
 Plymouth Rocks - United Poultry Farms, Mobile, first hen and first cock erel.
 Rhode Island Reds-T. s. Griffin, Gads- den, first cock, first bullet; Mrs. T. U. Butts, Columbus, Ga, first hen; Q. B. Warren, Pratt City, first cockerel and first hen.
 White Wyandottes-Mrs. E. V. Smith, Roebuck, first cock; F.. H. Sewell, Gads- den, first cockerel and first bullet.
 White Ieghorns-Alabama Farm. Ens- ley, first cock; F. F. Agricola, Gadsden, first bullet and first young pen; Joseph Harper, Robertsdale, first cockerel and first young pen.
 Buff Leghorns-J. T. Reed, Dolomite, first cock, first hen and first cockerel; w l.. North, North Birmingham, first bullet.
 Blue Andalusians-J M. Norment, first cock, first hen and first cockerel; James r. Brown, Ensley, first hen, first COCK erel and first bullet
 Ancona-E. L. Norment, first cock and first hen; James r. Brown, Ensley, first cockerel; c. E. Faulkner, Bessemer, first pullet F. L. Norment, first pen.
 Light Brahma-Joe Harper, first COCK and first hem George E. Ives. Birming- ham, first cockerel; Mrs. R. A. Mcleod, first bullet.
 Dark Cornish-United Poultry Farm, first cock; Joe Harper, first hen; W. k Thompson, first cockerel; Joe Harper first bullet and first pen.
 Buff Orpington-J. D. Lott, first COCK first hen and first pullet;, Mrs. R. A Mcleod, first cockerel.
 pJCEON BEREAVEMENT
 w. c. Shyrigh in charge of the pigeon department, yesterday announced the following prize winners:
 Louis Varna and brothers, St. Louis, and E. c. Woody, also of St. Louis, won first prizes for the largest exhibits of pigeons.
 Various breeds in the exhibits are as follows: Archangels, Barbs, Dragons Fantails, Working Homers, Jacobins, Nuns, Owls, Frills. Plumbers, Tipplers. Trumpeters, Startling and Ice pigeons, and the following awards were made:
 Arthur Sellbinder, first young cock; w. A. Ward, Birmingham, Racing Homers.
 Henry Stormer, Bellville, H., Ruffle Necks and everything in black, yellow red and white.
 Sam Cresswell, Birmingham, Red and Yellow Carneaux, also won second prizes on his exhibits of Barred Homers
 J. H. Vines. Bessemer, won all prizes on his exhibits of runts.
 First prizes in rabbits were awarded as follows:
 J. T. Rust, Flemish steel variety, senior buck; also won first prize with his junior buck exhibits; c. M. Chester Flemish natural gray variety, senior doe Raymond Quinn, junior buck; G. M. Moseley, junior doe
 Black Flemish variety. all four prizes won by A. F. Hummer.
 American blue junior, buck and doe' w. D. Morton, Jacksonville, Fla.