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PAPER HANGING.

A. SEIDEL, PAPERHANGER. Best work
msuship WALL PAPER FOR SALE.
age l. Fourth st. Phone S40o w.
PAPERHANGING done at reasonable
price Morris Arsht, COL West Fourth
WALL PAPER AND PAPER HANGING.
Lowest price and guaranteed work. Ii.
.hames los North Jack son street. Phone
432l j. .-
fAPERHAk6ER--lsd sdore Elshman. SlS w i.
second street. Lowest prices guaranteed
work tbone t4ls IL.
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MOTORCYCLES REPAIRED.

REApTNC. STANDARD MOTORCYCLE I.Es
General rapairing on all makes. Aces
sf,ries Wilmington Cycle Co. 1906 Market
Street nelmar T Van Sige, Mgr Phone
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NS,1lSl-S.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL sToCKHO LDERs
NV'i MEETING,

~.,;.s is hereby given that on Wednes-
,sx No',s ,se 2lst day OF April, 1920, at the
hour of 10 a. m. the annual STOCK uo,,no,n r,n,,,
,,n..,ins of the Black Hawk i'etroicu.u
s'@mpany of Delaware viii be held in nv nv
onces OF said corporation r,,,s a1 sos state OF
Sliahoma the place OF said meeting haNins
been designated by. the directors at T,,,oa p a,
,x.,ors meeting held in the city OF uisc', ~
state OF Oklahoma. on the Sru uas
Anril. a. ID. 1920. and at which stochnoaar an
IS meeting directors for the ensuing sehar saa
sxilJ n, elected and such other business VII VII
Ss transacted as may come before saAo
meeting. -, ,; -,b say of
April a. ~ GUY :. MANATT,
Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20
TYPEWRITERS.

! A. SMITH TYPEw hlrER EXCHANGE.
All makes sold rented and repaired. Amco
ADDING Machines and Check Writer'S
~ Seventh Street second toor over barrier
s1of plorRs ~e1i ~ 80
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CHIROPODISTS.

DO YOUR FEET HURT guarantee 10
give relief Electric foot massage treat
ment. Mrs. Gertrude Moritz. &iS AlsrAot
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

wIIAiINGTO CYCLE SHOP Of sos W
Front street has moved 20 new quarters
corner Fourth and Scott streets.
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l4AULING CONTRACTORS

JPhOLS1kRING AND REPAIRING.
MAKING OLD FURNITURE look "a a.
q new Repalriug. uphOlstcring aud car
ps. Phone 6I96 " siO Frencn 81
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tAIRDRESSING. r.

KATHERINE FiNAN. Hair Dressing Par
Iors Brownson Bldg. Fourth and Jack :
son. transformations Braids Wigs and
Toupees made TO order. Best grade hair
used exclusively in worKroom, Phone 5l36
for appointments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20
FARMS FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL water front homes aud farms
in Talbot county Md. Good roads from
ali parts of Delaware 10 Talbot county In
Guided No mosquitoes. no marsh, tide
water section. Write your needs to III
Wrightson Dawson, st. Alichaels. Md.
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wERNERSvILLE. PA.
THE BREAKERS

ONLY BOARDW ALA HOTEL
Diet Kitchen attacned for usc of conVA.
iescents. Garage d A YOUNG. Algr
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HOTELS.

STORAGE ROOMS for rent. Both phonsl
George =. Lana Co. l206 Ors-l-s.
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PRINTING. ENGRAVING, ,EMBoSSIN,

I am now prepared 70 give good service In
PRINTING Both quality and delivery
q a GRAY. Printer. II Z Eighth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-20

sAIESMAN--YounS man Tor Clothing and
furnishings. Apply 81 Union Clothing Co,
corner Market and Eighth streets. Entrance.
Z h. Eighth street, upstairs.
TOOLMAkE kER-Seyerai frst-cIass men on
small, accurate lig and fixture WORK.
Trump Bros Machine Co.
WANTED---Carpenters Apply
900 Rodney Street.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05

for your inspection, approval and
purchase comes new and OF the lat
est modes, designs and styles from
the great wholesale centers Of Chi
cago and st. Loui1.
Without boastitg, or desire to
boast, we are glad to state that our
new establishment. such as it is,
or may grow to pc, belongs to US
and is of Arvadt and jefferson
county; for whidh circumstances
and possession We HIVE to thank the
good people OF thiS city and terri
tory, who have for four years proven
themselves to be our firm friends
and substantial cuAomers. It has
been a pleasure anb a privilege to
serve our people in tthc past. ms we
know it win be in tAc future. Hop
ing to enjoy the priv vllege of having
you all present on OBJ, opening day
next Saturday.
We are yours, COZ tiially and for
service,
GREENSPOON DIN GOODS co.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05
LIKELY TO GET FED
ERAL AID ROAD MONEY

According to present indications,
jefferson County will not be left out
OF the Federal Aid Road money t.
ter all, and as u result OF cur County
Commissioners sagacity and strong
persuasive powers, it now appears
as tho Denver has seen the light, and
will come to the rescue of the Coun-
ty by giving $4,000 against $780,
900 pledged by the County Com
misSioners.
Senator Staley, chairman of the
Community Club Committee hav-
ing this matter in charge, was call
ed to Golden Monday to meet the
committee of Turkey Creek boosters
and also a committee of Denver's of
ficials and the State Highway Com
mission.
! The Board of County Commiss-
ion passed resolutions setting aside
the necessary $4,000, and had an
unofficial understanding with the
Denver representatives that Denver
would put up the $4,000. Mr.. E..
E. Sommers, head Of the State High
way commission, said he had little
doubt but that Denver would agree
to it, and he thought that the sick
ness of Mr.. Lowry, the chairman of
the Denver Park Board, was all that
had stood in the way of their having
reached definite understanding. At
least, Mr.. Sommers was greatly en-
couraged with the prospect and said
he would recommend it.
AS matter of fact, the County
Commissioners have felt that when
Denver was fully conversant with all
the facts, relative to Jefferson
County's claims and also its inabil-
ity to raise the money demanded, it
would come to their aid, because as
all know, these roads are Of far more
Importance to Denver than they are
to Jefferson County.
We understand. also, that the ac-
ton of the County Commissioners
Is based upon stipulated agree
ment that the Arvada road is to be
included in the list of improvements.
AS result everybody around Ar
vrda is feeling mighty good cyN TIE;
prospect of having a cement road in
to Denver. ana the taxpayers of the
County, if the project goes thru as
the indications are that it will, have
great reason to be grateful to the
County Commissioners for standing
out for their claims and securing
fair and equitable settlement of the
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05
MRS. MARY L. BALLENCER
DIES FROM DREAD DISEASE

Mrs. Mary l.. Ballenger, beloved
wife of David Ballenger, died at her
home in Arvada Monday about 1 o.
clock, p. m., after only little mora
than weeks illness from flu. She
had been caring for her son who was
sick, and soon developed the disease
in serious FORM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballenger had but
recently moved into Arvada to make
their home, from Upper Ralston, and
had purchased the property of C. u.
Garner. below the C. \ S. depot.
Mrs. Ballenger is survived by u
husband, seven daughters, Mrs. ]. 4.
Roberts, Mrs. Lee A. West, Golden,
Mrs. Thurman Price, Longmont, Mrs.
Ben Kerr, Golden, Mrs. Chas. Beach,
Denver, Mrs. +. d. Nelson, San Di-
ego, Calf, and Nellie Ballengcr, ut
home; two sons, f. M. Bal!cnger, of
Cody, Wyoming, and b. ID. Balfeneer,
Arvada; also two sisters, Mrs. Will
Scott, Brighton and Mrs. Herman
Schoech, Franklin, Calif,,, and one
brother, Fred r. Haines, Washing
ton, Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Ballcngcr was the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. lia..,4,,
pioneers of Golden, Colorado. She
wns born in 1868, living near Golden
practically all her life.
The funeral services will be held
Friday at 2:30, from Woods u San
ders parlors, Golden. Interment at
the Golden cemetery. tf
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05
CORNER STONE LAYING
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

Under the auspices Of the local
Masonic lodge. the cornerstone Of
the new Arvnda Higi School builG
ing will be lnid with ritualistic core.
monies nt 2:3O next Saturday after.
noon.
All other fratcrnal and other or
ganizntions have been invited to be
present md con'ribut" TO the inpor-
tancc of the o"easion, by their pre-
cnce, and we understand IT,, 'fc
rosters Of the vnriops institutions
will be placed in the archives Of the
stone 70 be handed down to the fu-
ture generations some hundred years
hence.
-. Chester NJ. Lawrence, W. ".
the local lodge. hns the matter Of the
program in charge.
Everyone who can should be pres
ent. ns this marks an epoch IN the
educational realm Of this community
long TO be remembered.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05
GRIFFITH NOTES

On January 24th, at the home Of
Mrs. Carne in Denver occurred the
marriage of Miss Agnes Mnrtin. n
niece of Mrs. Reichling of Griffith
and Mr. William Tctzloff. a returned
soldier, whose home is in California.
They left Tuesday for the home of
groom. The bride recently arrived
from Luxemburp, il being a war ro-
nance.
If it is not the flu it is the grip,
or bad colds, but all seem to be re-
covering.
Mrs. Shnd Reid entertained the II.
N. Club ut her home January cath.
Each one was required TO do stunt.
The hostess served delicious lunch.
The Stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mr.. Brothor.on Sunday. and de-
livcred n pair of twin daughters.
which gives the household now seven
children. The parents nrc very han.
py and proud Of the new arrivals.
Mrs. Hcdgcock's sister and hur.
band are visiting her. the former be-
ing trained nurse. She will take
care of Mrs. Hcdgcock for awhile
and it is hoped she win soon recover.
Donald Howe has gone TO Pueblo
to visit his father, who is an cnri-
necr for mineing Company near
Pueblo.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05
MOTHER FOLLOWS DAUGHTER
IN DEATH FROM FLU

Last weeks Enterprise recorded
the death at rabernash of little Max
inc Craig, from influenza, develop
ing pneumonia, which occurred Tues
day, Of last week. This yweek we
have the sad duty of recording the
death of the Young mother, which
occurred ear'H Saturday morning,
from the same cause.
The hcart-broken father and hus-
band is still in the thrOes of the ter
rible disease, but al last account was
able 60 sit up. TIE funeral of the
two members Of This stricken fam
lily is being postponed awaiting the
recovery of Mr.. Craig, and they
will be taken back to the girlhodd
home Of Mrs. Craig, at Stockton,
Kansas, fo- burial.
Both bodies were taken to Oling-
er's, and on the same train which
brought the body of Mrs. Craig was
the offat Railroads company doe
tori ION streicher, and another of
the T',bernash employees travelling
in the .'ame manner, to Denver
hospital.
1T is said that scarcely Denver
bound train OH the Moffat road for
weeks has failed to bring either
corpse or n sick person down from
the little railroad town.
Mrs. Craig was 27 years old, and
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
W. Terwillirer, of this place, who
are completely crushed with grief.
She leaves besides her husband
and parents, an older sister, Mrs.
Cora Dickerson, Stockton, Kans.. al
soNa brother, Grover Terwilliger of
the same place.
Her little daughter, Maxine, who
was 8 years old, was the life of the
family, and with har mother, were
beloved by all who knew them. The
news of the, death was severe
shock to the community and express
ions Of deep sympathy are extended
70 those who are bereft.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05
Arv.Jn Presnyterian Church

Bible School at o:d5 n. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
ing Of the Word ut IL.
Christian Endeavor at q go p. m.
Evening Gospel Scrvicc at z 80.
Mid-wccI. service for Bible Study
and prayer. Wednesday at 7:30 y.
m.
The morning theme viii be "Thc
Deity of Our Lord Jesus Christ" or
"Was Jesus Christ Godl" Matt. 2o
1920. In the evening the Pastor
will preach on "Mischicvous Mus
ings,' Psa. 1913.
Paul Arnold will lead the Chris
tinn Endcnvor meeting, and the sub
jcct will be, "A Worth While Life"
We have been pleased TO see the
good attendance at these Young
Peoples meetings.
Bible Glasses will meet AS follows;
Tuesday evening, fcb. 10Th, at
Obcron, with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rochm.
Wednesday evening, Feb. 18th, M
Arvadn, with Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Kennedy.
Thursday evening, Feb. 18th, nj
Ralston Church.
Friday evening. Feb. 18th. at
Griffith with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Strickland.
Entertainment Of the Banner
Class has been postponed for n week
or two. owing 10 the Flu.
You are most cordially invited to
meet nnd worship with us.
Clinton Reed, Minirtcr.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to the hold
crs of Town of Arvndn. Colorado, G
per cent. Waterworks Bonds. dated
March /, 1920. being bonds number
cd from one t) TO eighty ts0) in
elusive. Of the denominations of
$4,000 cnch. that the Town Of ArY-
aadn will exercise its option to re-
deem and pny Off said bonds on
March !. 1920. Said bonds nro here
by called for payment and should be
presented at the office of the Town
Treasurer. Ar.ada. Colorado. or nj
the Banking House Of Sid!o. Simons.
Fels e. Co.. Denver. Colorado. In
tcrcst on said bonds will ccasc on
March iat. 1920.
J. G. MUNAL.
Town Trcns.
Dali Enh T. ~ ...dsa
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05
W. r c. NOTICE

BY special request our regular
meeting for February Z, has been
postponed on account Of thccclchrn.
tion Of lnying the corner stone for
the new High School building, to
which the W. Z. c. is invited.
a special meeting Of the Corps rs
chilled for February "a, and n vo0'
attendance is desired as business Of
importance Is before us.
Mary q. Davis. Scc'y.
Lena Putnam. Pres.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05
COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS

The Arvada Community Club had
its regular monthly meeting in Barth
hall Monday evncning, which, tho
not largely attended, was full of in
terest.
Mrs. Paddletord, Of tho Colorado
Industrial School, was present and
spoke relative to an entertainment
which the Industrial School puts on.
and it was decided to accept her Of
fer to put on the play In Arvads, un-
der the auspices Of the Club, on the
evening Of February 26th, possibly
at the Pcsbytarish> church. The p..y
was given in Golden and goodDy
sum was realized for $3.50 moving
picture machine. Two perform
ances will be given, also In Denver.
by the boys.
Mr.. Trcffeison also spoke Of the
worthiness Of the show and assured
the Club thpt Arvada could make no
mistake in getting behind the enter.
prise.
Mr.. Robinson Of Golden also nd.
dressed the meeting on behalf Of Il,
and Mr.. PaddcIford made few re-
marks.
Messrs. Rccht, Stalcy. and White
spoke fayorabiy. and committee,
composed Of five members. was sp-
poineted to assume the control Of
the sale Of tickets and local ndvcr-
tising, etc. The committc named i.
Senator Stalcy, White, Larson, Pip
kin and Newton.
The road committee Of which Sem
ntor Stnlcy 10 chairman, reported
the action of the County Commiss-
toner's in passing n resolution nppro-
printing $50. 900 for the Federal Aid
project, which brought forth mn mp
plausc.
Mr.. White, chairman Of the Sugnr
beet factory committee, reported no
Immediate prospects for getting
factory for Arvnda. However, II
1000 acres of beet land could be
had under about II three year con-
trnct, there is no doubt but that
factory could be located
Tho factory territory comprises
Littlcton. Aurorn, Arvadn and in
tcrvcning territory.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05
SENATOR DROPS DEAD WHILE
MOTORING THRU ADvADA

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Stricken at the wheel of his auto
mobile while out driving with his
family, Senator Leon NJ. Hattenbach
died suddenly Sunday afternoon on
Wolff Hill, mile south OF Arvada.
In the car with the senator were
Mrs. Hattenbach and his 9-year-old
son, Leon Jr.
The Hattenbachs left their home
in Denver about l o'clock for Ar
vada. On the return trip Senator
Hattenbach suddenly crumplcd over
his wheel while driving up Wolff
Hill.
Local reports say that Mr.. Hattcn-
bach turned the car to one side Of
'he road and stopped. His wife
asked what the trouble was, ant
when he did not reply she saw him
lean forward. Instinctivcly she shu'
off the gas and discovered that he
was dead.
Later it was learned that Hatten-
bach had complained of injurinr
himself while getting his car out Of
the garage. and physicians believe
that his injuries may have brought
on his death.
Coroner William Wood of Jcfrer-
son county was summoned. He diap-
nosed the cause of death as cere-
bral hemorrhngc.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
To Our Fri+d. o\ Customers. the
citi.sns q Arv.d and Jefferson
ceunty-A Word With You All:

ION Saturday, Feb. Z, we will do
yourselves the honor Of entertaining
rs many of ydu ms will pay US the
compliment OF Your presence mt the
opening of our view quarters in the
Graves building ION Grandview ave,
Arvada. With tie opening of these
large, modern quarters there comes
to US the realization of the hopes
and ambitions, entertained from the
first months of bur business cx-
perienccs in hrvatSl~
During the foul years which have
passed since we filst located in this
city we> have cnjoScd-as we have
sought to deservc-the good will and
substantial ENCOURAGEMENT Of the
good people o. ArvaSa and the nor,h
portion of Jef'crgon\ county.
Realizing for n Iona time past that
this Sity and t,rrtofy\would liber;l-
ly SUPPORT and were Justly acscrv-
ing, oha hieh.elass tfky goo
tablishmeNt, we have bc\n eager sn
alert TO sAure quarters adequate to
the needs such nm d ,dcr,aking.
When orporAnity offcreS we were
quick to net. \Obtaining 4 longtime
lease on the nVst centrally located,
best equipped and larg\ \st mcr-
chnndizing qunr,\r in this( city VIC
went 10 the cnsttk IN markds for a
complete and ey,enNvc line { goods
suited TO the needs \ the pfple of
this city aud tcrri,orA
In making the long line ot pur,
cha.es necessary we haV been \eare-
ful to keep in mind the needs anp de.
sires Of our people; as the same have
been made plniL to US during the
four years we have enjoyed serving
them.
The stock Of goods we shall offer
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05

Lieut.. Barnard Cummings was an
Arvada visitor the PAST two weeks,
and left Monday morning for his big
ranch near Craig, taking wiah him
two dozen quail, furnished! by the
State Game Commission, to liberate
and introduce into Moffat County.
He also took a pen of pure bred w.
Wyandottes, headed b. a cock which
took first prize at the last Denver
Poultry Srow.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Robinson, ard
daughter, Hazel of West First Street
have all been hedfast the past week
with flu, but are better now. Miss
Margaret Robinson, has been down
from Lafayette. attending them.
Mrs. C. A. Marshall of West First
street, has been quite i'll this week.
commissioners Cruise and johnson
<were in Arvada Wednesday. They
took dinner at the Arvada restaurant
and then went to inspect q prospos-
cd new road leading from Graves
Avenue north of the Moffat tracks,
on east to the county line road. 1t
Nvenue. n
Mrs. Josh Benson left last Thurs-
day for California, to be gone possz
IDLY for year
Mrs. w. W. Benson says she has
found that there are two kinds of
JAM" Blackberry jam asd door
jam. The latter is much harder to
digest, especially when applied ex
ternally. This she did to "lueen's
taste" one night last week, when she
undertook to perambulate about the
house in the dark. Result-a very
painful cut on her forehead. She
has about recovered, and says she
will carry flashlight in future.
Mr.. John ]. Webber left Wednes-
day evening for Boston, Massachu-
settes, where he will be gone about
two weeks, on an important business
trip.
The Arvada Fire Department did
efficient work in saving the barn Of
A. Pavelka last Thursday, when his
chicken houses shnrnad. Mr.. Pavelkn
has suffered quite loss.
Mr.. Fulton and little daughter
have been suffering q severe attack
of the flu this week. Master Jay is
acting as nurse in the absence Of
his father, who is Mr.. Psterson's ge
nial barber.
Mr.. Gorter, who has been sic!, for
the past week has recovered, and on
Tuesday got q letter from his en-
ployer, barber in Denver, asking
him to come back as soon as possible
as his shop had been closed since
Saturday on account of all the bar
bers being sicl with the flu.
Don't forget the big Valentine ball
on February 14th. in Bank hall, Ar
vada. Wear your Valentine clothes.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-02-05
STOCK MEN
TAKE MANY PRIZES
(From Transcript.)

Jefferson county live stock raisers
have some of the very finest animals
in the western country, as is proven
by the large number Of prizes taken
by stock from this county at the
Denver stock show last week.
The Bonvue farm, which is To-
Gated mt the old Morril place just
north of Golden. captured the grand
champion with their aged bull of the
milking shorthorn breed. This herd
also took twelve first prizes, eight
seconds and four thirds. Out of
twenty-five head of milking short
horns, thirty ribbons were awarded.
Seven holstein breeders from .Ief-
ferson county had fifty-six animals
on exhibition, and took many prizes.
j. X. Cruise OF Bear Creek had hol-
stein bull whick was named as grand
champion ana took first prize in that
class Of stock.
Donley and Hanson. also of Bear
Creek valley, took first prize for
senior heifer calf, second for junior
yearlng bull, second on calf herd,
third on old herd, third on senior
bull, third on senior calf, third on
senior ycarlinT hcifer, and third or
hefer calf.
Hall Brothers took first prize on
old holstcin herd, first on Young
herd, second on senior heifer calf
second on get OF sire and second on
produce of dam.
Steve Rogers Of Golden took third
prize for senior ycarling holstein
bull.
b. +. Simpsons holsteiins took
first prize for aged bull, second on
senior yearlini bull, and his herd
won first prize in the milking con
test.
Ralph Egglcston won first prize
and reserve grand champion on hol-
stein bull calf. Mr.. Eggleston made
nearly n clear sweep of the prizes
offered on Shapshire sheep, getting
first on aged ram which was also
named reserve grand champion. His
flock took first second and third
prizes on ram lambs, first and see
'oni- OFT syew lar,hss .firehs tso9~ .op
yearling yew. reserve grand chnm-
pion yew, champion yew lamb, first
ln, nF lut I,u
on get OF sire.
The Hampshire classes of sheep
were especially strong at the show,
but Pctric and Son, of this county
made most crcditable showing,
getting second on ram lamb, third
on yearling ram. third on get of sire.
third on graded flock and third on
breeders pen of lamb. They were
also given reserve grand champion
in aged ram. In American Hamp-
shire specials, Pctric got second on
ycarlng ram and third on pen of
lambs.
In the Jersey classes, Thco. Nor
ford. who lives near Arvnda, took
first prize with his Jersey bull, first
on aged COW and first on aged herd.
Thirty-fivc head of fine hogs from
jefferson county were exhibited by
II. O. PARKS, the r. q. Vale ranch,
W. ID. Edbrookc and =. l.. Younger.
X. l.. Parks were exhibiting his
Bcrkshircs in decidedly fast com
pany. but won eight ribbons with
nine head.