The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-11-19
FARM EXHIBIT GREAT
ATTENDANCE LARGE-PREMIUMS AWARD
Ed TO GOOD DISPLAY OF POULTRY,
FARM PRODUCE, ETC.

The Carol County Farm ar Home
Products Exhibition and Poultry Show
began in the Armory Wednesday after
noon and will continue until Saturday.
The exhibition is under the auspices
of the University of Maryland Exten.
sion Service, County Agent Fuller
superintending, with an advisory
council representing organizations in
the county.
The first annual exhibition of the
Carroll County Pol,l.ry Association,
leld in conjunction WI the agricul-
tural and domestic exhibits, occupies
a large space in the basement of the
Armory, with over 400 specimens of
chickens, turkeys. ducks, pigeons and
pet stock. Every entry is from this
county. with about SO varieties of
standardized fowls on exhibition. The
entries were so numerous that doub-
lie the number of coops thought nee
essary had to be provided.
The officers of the poultry associa-
ton are Thomas w. Kemp, president; !;
Oscar w. Gilbert. vice-president;
Daniel F. Shipley, Jr., secrtary; Ed
gar G. Yingling, treasurer. and Dr. G..
Lewis Wetzel, chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements.
The program of exercises begaE
Wednesday afternoon with an address
to the colored women of the county on
Problems of the Home, by Mrs
Julia Shaw, directress of work among
colored girls. of Washington
One of the most interesting exhibits
in the Armory is that of the colored
women of the county, under the direc-
tion of Miss Ada Fulton, supervisor of
colored schools.
The exhibition was opened to the
public and addresses were delivered
by DIR. B. F. Bomberger. assistant di-
rector of extension, of the University
of Maryland, on Organization" and
Professor Richardson, of the Univer-
sity of Maryland on Cooperation"
The award of special prizes has not
been completed but the following can
lie announced: Silver Loving Cups for
best display On American Class to G..
irving Kroh: Mediterrean Class, Ray
C. Hook: Pigeon Class, Edgar X. Flea
gle. Champion bird of the show, R. C..
Rhode Island Red Cockerel, Thos. W..
Kemp.
The following are the complete
general awards:
Barred plymouth Rocks-W Walter
Frizzell, cock / hen 2, cockerel 8, pull
let l, 2; John. Frock, cock ., cockerel
4, hen / J; Arthur L. Hollinger, cockerel
/. hen 4; Milton P. Myers, cockerel 2;
George Schrade, pen 1.
White plymouth Rock-Rev. J. S.
Adams, cock /, hen 2, cockerel 2, pull
let 2; Wilson A. Crabbs, cockerel j.,
pullet 3; Mrs. Lovejoy, hen L; Ed
ward H. Flickinger, cockerel 3, pullet
l.
Partridge Plymouth Rock-Ralph T.
Coe, cockerel L, pen 1 H. E. Cauff-
man, hen 2, pullet / Edgar G. Ying-
ling, cock 2, hen /.
Silver Penciled Plymouth Rocks
Arthur L. Hollinger, cockerel l, hen 1.
Buff Plymouth Rocks-All to G. Irv-
ing Kroh.
White Wyandotte-Geo. M. v. Wantz
hen Q; Albert S. Burch, cock
erel 2, hen 4; cockerel 2, pullet 2;
Roger Devilbiss, hen 8; Norman Huff,
hen / Geo. G. Gorsuch, hen 3; Carroll
Fritz, cockerel 8, pen 1; Mrs. Arthur
Turtle, cockerel /. pullet 1.
Columbian Wyandottes-Wm. E.
Frock. cockerel 1, hen /, cockerel IL
pullet /, pen 1 (; ]. Wilmer Frock, cock
2, cockere1 2, pullet 2; G. Lewis Wet
eel, cockere1 8, pullet 3.
Silver Laced Wyandcttes- John N.
Starr, cock /. hen 2, pen 2; Elmer e.
Yingling, hen1; Elmer I. Erb, cocker
ell /, Juliet /
VI
ling, hen 2; Mrs. Annie R. Crabbs, hen
1, cockerel !, pullet 1.
Partridge Wyandottes-All to G.
Lewis Wetzel.
Blue & Black Wyandottes-All to
Geo. G. Gorsuch.
r. c. Rhode Island Reds-AlI to T.
W. Kemp.
S. C. Rhode 1. Reds Chas. H. Fish
er, hen Q, pullet g.. pen 1; Geo. c. Cor
such, cockerel 1, epullet 1; H. P. Lam
bert, pen 2.
Buff orpingtons-N, E. Caffman,
cockerel 1. 2, pullet l, 2; o. D. Gilbert.
pullet 8; J. Wesley Biggs, pen 1.
Buff Orpingtons III. E. Cauffman
all to H. E. Caufman.
White Orpingtons-All to Charles
H. Fisher.
Black Langshang ALL to Edgar K.
Light Brahma: Carroll Farms,
cock 1, hen 1, pullet 1, pen 1; VIM.
Myers, hen 2, pullet 2.
Dark Brahma All to George c.
Gorsuch.
Buttercups :-All to Chris. schnau-
ble.
silver Plain Polish:-A to Geo. c.
Gorsuch.
Lakenvelder: to Geo. C. Cor
such.
White Crested Black Polish:-All
to Edgar K Fleagle.
Sumatras All to Geo. c. Gorsuch.
Hondans:-AlI to Edgar K. Fleagle.
Blue Andalusians ns:-All to Edgar K.
Fleagle.
Single Comb White Leghorns Mr..
H. Kelly, cock l hen 2; E. Roy Kind
dig, cock 2, hen 1; Mrs. John Bennett,
cockerel /; Raymond Markle, cockerel
2, pullet / J. n. Remhardt, pullet 2;
Emory F1ickinger. pullet 8; D. G.
cock 8; Mrs. Lovejoy, cock
4; Ralph Reifsnider, hen 3. pullet 4;
James W. Beacham. pullet 5, pen 1;
Mrs. Charles Williams, pen 2; D. NJ.
pen 3.
Brown IIeghorns All to Chas. f.