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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-01-17

en- into and pillaged by burglars.
Mr.. Taylor's loss amounts to
$1,000 in cash which was ex-
tracted from drawer in his
large safe. as well as a couple of
boxes of cigars. Mr.. Koch had
taken several pipes. some candy
and lot of pocket knives. The
Taylor store was entered by the
thieves prying open the glass
window on French Street. I'm
fortunately Mr.. Taylor's casn
sales was deposited in the safe
and locked in small compart-
ment and the other doors left uD-
locked. The drawer was pried
open with a chisel bearing letters
r. E. B., whether it was taken
from a garage or some other
blacksmith shop has not as yet
been traced. In entering the
Koch store the side door was
broken open, but his safe was not
molested. City Marshal Do
mingue as well as Night Officer
Felias Broussard are both doing
their best to run the thieves
down. Just what time the stores
were entered is not known. It
is thought during the hours Of
the morning.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-01-17
Get Together Luncheon
at Hotel Frederic.
GOOD FELLOWSHIP PREVAIL ED AND EXCHANGE OF IDEAS
WON MANY PLAUDITS.

That the spirit OF cooperation
is being fast developed by oul
1 community, was proven oeyonl
peradventure, and even the mos
pessimistic member present was
more than rightfully enthuset
when over sixty members Of the
/ Chamber Of Commerce, and theil
friends, gathered together in the
first "Get Together luncheon oil
the local chamber in the dining
room of the Hotel Frederic
Thursday noon, January 18th.
The goodfellowship spirit de.
veloped by the luncheon fairly
oozed from the pores of the
guests and members as the lunch
con progressed and at its termi-
nation there was no hesistancy
among them in acknowledging the
fact that the "Get Together
spirit manifested is going to make
New Iberia a factor in its race
among Southern Louisiana cities
for recognition in the way OF
commercialism and industry, not
to mention population. The
luncheon proved one thing, and
that forcibly, and that is that
the members Of the Chamber of
Commerce are going to leave no
stone unturned which might ul-
timately mean Greater City in
every way.
Short, snappy speeches by a
number of members and invited
guests featured the luncheon and
Hon. Louis Paul Bryant, proved
himself most able POSTMASTER,
Mr.. Frank Noel. Manager-Sfcre-
tarv Of the Chamber. who recent
ly came here from Houston, CALI
ing on Mr.. Bryant to oficiate at
the head of the table. Mr..
Bryant handled the situation ii
a superior manner that would
have done justice to the late
Chauncey NJ. Depew, past master
at the art of speaking and intro
ducing those honored with a few
minutes talk. To pick out the
feature address Of the day would
virtually be an impossibility, eacn
of the speakers taking turn in
advocating the advancement and
progress of our community via
different channels, although all
admitted that good roads was the
first essential needed for the be-
ginning of new commercial and
industrial era. During the lunch-
con the New iberia girls sextette
entertained their auditors with
harmonious strains on the ukele,
banjo and guitar, adding to the
occasion with a number Of pop
ular vocal melodies that proved
highly entertaining. The sex
tette, which was chaperoned by
Miss Rita Soulier, secretary Of the
Women's Council Of the Chamber
Of Commerce, was composed Of
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-01-17
TWO DRUG STORES ROBBED

Last Thursday night the drug
store of Mr.. John R. Taylor. sit
Hated at the corner of Main and
French Streets and the store Of
Mr.. Julius Koch, corner Of Main
and Julia Streets were both brok-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-01-17

thur Suberbielle, George Riviere.
1t was one of the most successful
entertainments ever given by the
High School pupils to the Seniors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
EXTERNAL COLD
TREATMENT THAT
WILL PENETRATE
Colds, Group and Other In
Examinations of the Air Pas
sages Quickly Respond to
Gowan's, the Original Pcne-
trating Salye.
Made With an Animal Fat
Base That Goes Right In.
Produces a Ruhefacient
Effect Without Irritation
and Breaks Up Congestion
in the Blood Vessels.

Colds and Group originate in the
bronchial tubes. You cannot reach
the seat of the trouble Through the
stomach and external Treatments for
inhammations Of the air passages
that use crude pe,rolatum. or min
eral base. do not penetrate
Gowan's. through Ks penetrating
qualities. brings quick relief in colds.
spasmodic Group and other inflamma-
tons OF the air passages. II goes
right in, soothes and heals and opens
up tho air passages for free and easy
breathing. Especially fine for babies
and children, because /, produces a
rubefacicnt effect without Irritating
or hlistcring the tenderest skin.
Gowans gives relief beyond belief
and VIII not stain the clothing II
has many daily uses in the home and
should be kept on hand for emer-
Gencies, such as cuts. burns. bruises S.
insect bites. etc. SOC. COO and 1920
at your druggist and guaranteed TO
please or money refundeh.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

Hiding behind smoke screens. dart
ing IN and out through the dread
houShts. formation. they CROSSED bows
ahn shot across stcrns. avoiding col
ilsions seemingly by inches and, uf-
Ter a momcntary pause. wheeled and
numbered back again So fast that the
ocean TO be filled with rushing grey
hounds.
Meanwhile the dreadnouSh,s special
caIlper arms poured one Founders
amidst cNultant shouts Of the rua
crews telling OF the sinking OF an
other enemy.
MuZzlcs of evil looking. bulldog
lourtecn-inch guns swung back and
forth in The turrets following tn.
movements Of these dcStroycrs. but
not firing. y dark. grey. sullen Sky
ana heavy sea was the weather
Tor The maneuNers. The battleShip
Mississippi rolled more than any
time since its commissioner IN 1915.
according to its officers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
'0NE BELIEVED KILLED
IN BU|LD|NGIcOLLAPSE
NfaSsStory Apartment, Under Re-
-ssg1r, Comes Down-Six Are
s Unnccounted For.
IN AssociuteA. rress

- - bS aSsotiutehtifS SS.I
MI NEW YORK. Dec broadway. at
; Flftysccond Street. was suddenly
transformed late this afternoon from
scene OF busting activity to ono Of
desolatc wrcckagc when a nine story
apartment house under repair col
lapscd, buryinG several persons be-
meath the debris. Al least one per-
son is believed to have been killed
/ ana six others are unaccountcd for.
Broadway Was crowded with shop
pers. workers hurryinE TO their homes
and afternoon thcatcr- GcerS when
terrific crash rent the air "a the
building topplcd into the street.
For,una,ely, the BULK of the debris
fell into Fitty-second Street. which
was comparatively free from ve
hicuiar and pedestrian traffic. al
Broadway itself. Sin persons. three
%: them buried IN the wreckaEe and
later rescued were injured. Search
ers expressed fear tonight that other
pedestrians seen passing the building
may have been caught beneath the
tons OF wrcvkaEe. covering the side
walk In places 10 "a depth of SIN
feet.
smaller crashes occurred At inter
walls tonight a. sections OF the wall
which remained standing after the
terine sections threatened the lives
OF hremcn and policemen who
searched The debris for bodies IN ;hc
glare, OF search lights
Only the ground hOui' was oc-
cupied. an automobile concern hay-
ing its offices there The injured per
sons Were mainly employees Of this
concern ana workmcn employed IN
repairing the building Three girls
in the automobile establishment were
buried beneath the wrcckace. hu,
were rescued, suffering only from
cn;s and bruises.
Police tonight held hack crowds ,
dwaE while workmen engaged |
by the city building department.
risked their lives in an effort 10 re-
lieve the weight on the upper floors |
and prevent the saceing wall on the |
broadway side az the structure from
giving way. Digging In the debris
in the street was stopped when the /
walls still standing In parts OF the
Fifty second Street side and along
Broadway threatened TO collapse
TTa1 man believed to have been
i tlfsf. was JEFF Smith. foreman en-
,plHei by Shc wreckinC company. y
fe how cnlploye working near Smith
on an-upper part OF the building re-
1or rey. that he saw the foreman car
ficd down in the falling debris Win !
the fist crash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
JOESN'T need ANY
LNXATIVES NOW
II. becker says life is n Joy, with
out constipation or stomach
trouble.

Il had catarrh Of the stomach npd
'"ad Tor tire" years My stomach
vas so bad that every tim. I ate nny
linS sweet. such as fruit or pastry
ne burning not water would run out
my mouth. ! took laxative .yrry
light
Sine" taking Nilks Emulsion my
o"eis move regularly. have nov
ken ten bottles and have gained
": pounds. All my friends remark
."w ine ! am looking and IL scc,ns
pleasure TO live again, withou,
''onach troublc."-Bcrt Becker Mi
mi, Ohio
PHYSICS usually make slaves gu, OF
acir users. and weaken IN. hawai-.
instead OF correcting them. stomach
'Vubie IN many cases Is directly due
constipation
Milks Emulsion is Il pleasant nm
ri'iVc food and II corrective mcdi.
cine IL restores healthy, natural
Dove, action. doing away with ali
need of pills and physics. IL prn-
mites aphc'it" and quickly puts the
ihcs.'N: organs In shape to assini-
'atc food. AZ ii builder of dosh ana
strength Afilks Emulsion IN stron-
~ recommended to those whom sirif
hess haa weakened. and Ia "A power
VI an IN resisting and repairing Tho
eHec's or wasting diseases Chroni,.
stomach trouble and constipation nrr
promptly relieved
ms Is the only solid emulsion
@ ana SO paia,ablc that il il
1911 WIN a spoon like ice cream
ru,S wonderful for weak. sickIv
-" matter how severe your case
~" are urged TO try Milks Emulsion
inter 'his guarantcc-Takc six boz.
,ms nome with you. use II accord
ing to directions and n no, s.tisnnd
WIN me results. your money VIII bc
promptly refunded Price 75c ana
si.'o per bottle. The Milks EmuI-
ION 90 Tarrc Iiaute, Ind. Sold by
uruE&lHtH cvCrNN he rn-Ah,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
RENOWNED PIANIST GIVES
RECITAL AT GIRLS SCHOOL
John Powell, Famous Composer,
Plays Mt Local College as Guest
Of Students.

John POWELL rcnoWncd pianist
Yesterday gave recital before the
Collegiate School for Girls in Rich
mond. He came as a guest OF the
senior class Of the school and his
recital was received with great favor
by the students. He played several
selections from various celebrated
composers and rendered several Of
his own compositions. which are
known throughout the world After
his recital he made a short lecture.
Mr.. Powell is considered one Of tho
greatest musicians OF his time. He
has studied in some OF tho most ccle-
hrated schools OF the world. and for
the last fifteen years has been play
ing in London and Vienna. He is a
native Richmondcr. His recital at
the local school was merely for the
benefit OF the girls attending.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
MUNYON'S
PAW~PAW TONIC
WITH IRON AND NOA
ALL WRONG
WAS HER Liver
Before Taking Black-Draught,
Missouri Lady Was Troubled
With Constipation, Head
ache and Bad Taste in
Mouth.

Grandin, Mo.-Mrs. Susa Brooks.
of this place. writes: Some time
ago was in bad fix, with stomach
and liver trouble. did not feel
good at any time. I was very con-
stipated, and had headaches from
this condition, and had continual
hurting in my stomach, and bad
taste in the mouth. Could tell my
liver was all wrong.
~ had known Of Black-Draught,
so decided to try it myself. began
with a large dose or doses, grad
ually getting to smaller doses. 1t
regulated my bowels, relieved me Of
the hurting in my stomach, cleaned
off my liver and made me feel like
a new PERSON."
If you get UP in the morning feel
ing as tired as you did when you
went to bed-achy, coated tongue,
bad taste in mouth, sallow complex
ion-then your liver has not done
It's full duty, and your system has
absorbed the poisons which your
liver should have taken away.
An occasional dose Of Thedford's
Black-Draught will help this i'm
portant organ to function properly.
Get n package OF Thodford's
Black-Draught liver medicine to-
day.
Druggists sell 1t, or can get it for
you.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
doctors USE
s. =.CALOTABS FOR
I. COLDS AND FLU
Influenza and Grippe. Like
Ordinary Colds. Require
Calotabs. the Purified and
Refined Calomcl Tablet,
That Are Nauscalc>S. Safe
-. and Sure.

= .Poctors are waning Tho publ.o ,l.a,
trsimpie co!Gs and AiIa eas,s e iuGu.
Aenza often LEAD 90 pneumonia and
other serious complications the
Ssay that every co.t should receive
-4mmcdiate attention and tina, ~.
sTfirst stt IL the treatment h. t.,,,I.
ssurel that the liver - actiy. rn,
&this purpose Caiot"bs. the perfected
sNnatisealess calom.l tablets ar, no
,ssurest. best ana most agre.ab!, lax.
ative.
Gnes Calotab at bedtime win !,
Miswallow Of watcr-that's all f.o s,,l,.
Emo nausea. and no upsc;tiug Of ,l.
nigestion and appetite. Mex, morn
Wing your cold has vanished. Your IIy.-
sE.ls active, your system is purified and
.Tefreshed and you are feeling In,
yIwitlya hearty appetite for breaEfas,
sEEht what you piease,-ao danger
For. your protection. Calotabs arc
lt.aofu only in original sealed package.
8pricc thirty-fvc cents. All drugyi,,,
and guarantee CaIo;.bs
s$Atd.aare authorized 10 refund the
& Tfffe II you are not delighted win,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

ably damaged by fire discovered In
me living quarters soon after leaving
ioustont Tex. last Sunday. reached
inns port fn''tow Of the tug Gulrpor,
to-day. The barge had just discharged
her cargo OF oil from Tampico mt
houston. and was ,eturning to Tam
pico when the fire WAS discovered.
upon arriving ut this port, the
barge went Into Il, , cock nj n loc,
SaipEard for repairs. Origin OF the
hre has no: been determined. and no
estimate OF the damage has been
hhde. - The living quarters OF tho
Scsseli Swefa entirely destroyed be
TORE the names were extinguishc,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
YOUNG BOYS CARRY BIG
!, SUMS ABOUT NEW YORK
AMcSScngcrs for Bond Houses often
v N>"Cnrclrss In Delivery Of
y Valuable Packages.
~ rs S0N.n ttTl PTtSS (.
cIII> h.R

!. WASHiNGTON. Dec. Half a
dozen OF the couriers used 10y Wal!
Street in settling daily accounts by
actual delivery OF stocks and bonds
worth scores OF millions OF dollars
FURNISHED the chief interest at TO-
days session of the tria! Of Jules
NV. (Nicky) Arnstcin and members OF
,ihe. bankrupt FIRM Of -. ". sullivan
IS Co. Ranging from 10 TO 10 years
lineage, these witnesses described
their routine duty OF carrying sccuri-
tics nf great valu. through the crowd
'rcd streets OF New York.
'r Counsel for Arnstein, Sullivan, y.
Is. Rowles and W. w Eastcrday. all
lnof whom are charged with conspiriTS
Ito bring stolen securities Into the
trDistrict Of Columbia. developed
Through cross examination that oi
reaching his destination, q broker.
messenger often would thrust hi:
packet OF bonds into clerks win
dow and proceed 10 the next oftlc,
without waiting to see II they wcr,
.S<senred by the proper person Two
y of The Messengers. IL was shown. wcr,
:. still employed by firms which had lost
: thousands Of dollars because OF this
:. custom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
!PAC|F|C FLEET IS SUNK: !.
. THAT IS, THEORETICALLY
suit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
show Great Agility.
Iisy Associated Press.

ABOARD L < :. MISSISSIPPI. PA
tlFlC DRILL. GROUNDS Dec. -
All vessels participating in the ma
ncu"ers ui the Pacific fleet here yes
;rrlay were sunk At least six times,
but as the firing consisted OF harm
less. special CULTURE FOUNDER
Blanks arranged on the larger guns.
Admiral Rodman Will he enabled to
bring the seven drcadnoughtS. ciSh-
teen '!cstroyerS and cruiser Hir;ninu-
liam ;nto port. barring future unseen
occurrences.
Captain William y. Monctt. Of III.
MISSISSIPPI. explained that the ma
n.uNerS We're technically known as
torpedo uefcnSc. but to TN" land
lubber correspondent IL seemed as
II IN" dcStroyers were bent on seeing
how clos" they could come to IN.
dreadnourhts without cOllidinE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
VIENNA PAPER ATTACKS
ALLIED CONTROL BODY
.Journnl Charges Commission with
library seizure OF Raw
Materials.
BY A'>ociated rrcss.l

>. ,.,...'' IN .h'tI TtSS.
VIENNA. Dec. 1.-The Allied Com
4. mission of Control is bitterly attacked
s,by the Journal Der Morpen. which
echarrcs tn. body with arbitrary
.~setzurc OF raw materials not essen
81 iaAy military, and thereby forcing
= thc-eouniry 20 seek credits to re-
7 place'sthe seized. iuatcr!als The in
z dustrlal rehabilitation mas been re-
: tarded by these Methods The journal
{ adds. The commission. Der Morgcn
!: lurther charges, is purpoS"ly delay
: ing its work in order That tho MON
Sers And their families may live in
on huge incomes in princcly-
.fstyle. II asserts that the ''proni-
yEate" use OF motor cars hy memh.r;
sfof the commission j. engaging ana
mbittcr!ne IN" population The
Js>Iournal demands -mmediat. par!ia-
ls-mentary action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

NEW YORK, Dec. l.-Ovcr $1,000
90" VIII be forced to go begging un-
less Henry u. Tudor, managing trus-
tee OF the James Garland estate. can
yards Bay, heir OF the estate. 10 ac-
cent his fathers golden heritage. This
Tact was disclosed today when Mr.
Tudor stated that. according 10 law
he cannot make any disposition of
the estate other than that called for
by the will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
Ii hts Keep Will in
Honor of Miner Dead
INV A..nrintcd prc.>.I

PITrSBl RICH. Dec. l.-On ~
hillside overlooking the hunon-
rnhcll river tn tho heart Of .hr
coal fields near Pittsburgh. two
lights Illuminating the honor roll
al miners of TINT district who par
ticipntcd In the world war. are
burning every night. md have
been burning since the tablet was
erected more than - year ago.
The expense Of the illumination
~ horne ny John ltichnrJ>on. q
londcr mt the Sunnysidc mine. who
contracted with u powder coin-
pnny nearby 10 furnish the power.
richardson had mo nrnr relative
Ina the WHr. md il doing this, 81
Is snid. rs mere matter Of pa
tri"tiSm.
The r0tl bears the names of $50
miners who were employed at the
Gnllattn, Mnnown and sunny side
mines, and has sin gold stars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

province. have mutinIcd. seized. an.
SET iirc to the city and are footing II
The messages, which were received
by ihn Robert Dollar Company and
the British American Tobacco Com
pany. state that the troops wrecked
the banks and foreign business cstab-
lishments OF I-Chang. which has =
population of about 10000. The for
eiSners In the city number ABOUT Toe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
vandnis Dcs-cra:c Cemetery.

q Ff.FDNM, wv. Dc" EnDorFs
xfeGeiNtd mere today az astounding
Scts OF vandalism ~ the Free Mil
,Seme;ery. lively" miles north where
..snnGnpwn persons demolished Win
sttNcs and dynamit" practically every
~ The cemetery and in al
..uition dug into or ."vcllcd many Of
sthe graves. Ono which some large
ssSStakes We're driver .ut.i they pierced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
TOW BURNING STEAMER
INTO NEW ORLEANS PORT
L. =. Shipping Board Vessel. With
Cotton Cargo. Was I'm Route
to liverpool.
IBy Associated Press. ]

10y NSSOClatcu t'fcSS.l
NEW ORLEANS. Doc. Tugs to-
night are bringing ;hc steamer Calno
with her damaged cargo of cotton
up the river 10 New Orleans. where
arrangements have been made 10 un
load the vessel which WAS discovered
TO be on fire earl? to-day. The fire
has been cNtinsuishcd. No cstima {,
mas been made OF the dam;>sc to the
vessel and cargo.
The Gaino, Il United States ship
ping Board vessel Of 2.oiO tons. was
en- route from Por: Arthur. TEX, to
Liverpool. and was in the Gulf OF
Mexico. about ga miles off south
west Pass, when efforts To light the
hrc burning in the cotton holds
proved so unsuccessful that wireless
appeals for aid were sent
OIL nurgc Fire Damaged.
NEW ORLEANS. pcc. l. The
t1h u ..l, II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
CHINESE TROOPS MUTlNY;
CAPTURE AND FIRE I-CHANC
soldiers Wreck md Loot Hanks aud
Foreign business establishments
NJ Trcnty Port.
IKy Associnted rrc.

Il by Associated Press
SHANGHAI. CHINA. Dee. Mes
sages received by business houses
here today report that the troops in
i-ChanS. Il treaty port OF IIu-peh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02

Reject lids for Army Trnnsport
WASHINGTON. Dec l.-Ail bids
for the purchase OF army transpor,
Meade have been rejected. ii was an
nouncei today II the War Depart
mcnt. The vessel Will he rea,lvcr-
Used. Figures OF the rejected bids
were not disclosed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-02
GUARD AGAINST
GERM LADEN AIR
Forntamint Tabiets eheci GERM
life IA snosth aad throat

CrREEf and subway cas-, ss:;.es
trains, interurbans, theatres, sohool
2Ad scores are the haunts Of diSeas.
germs, so are the windy, dusty sueets.
Check tbsss gems AZ once with
Fofsnathir, Tablets aud pFe9e.; rllroa,
infcctjeNs soss tlvoat Oh {-osEiby' E.yG-
gifts, to.:silfitis and inBEtnaa. Dissolve
one q tl,ooe oon,enient;o-t1ks.. pleasant
tasting. yet powerfully anrissprie Tablets
in your mouth, now and then
An eficien, anti.pyic is Ieleasei aat
mixing with the saliva, con,iauousl:
bathes ehc mouth and thsoa:, checkin;-:
contagious germs. Relieves hoatscness
Helpful fos singers, ac,o.s, speal.ass,
smokers, lecturers, CT. Children like
them. ooc at all druggists
Eg2zYzQe azzlzRpz
R GERM-FlGHTiNG
THROAT TABLETS
Fsmsriat is our tale nNi Il idsnife % our trui..:
D.rrs Chemical "a. IDe.. New Yak
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-28
Domestic Arts.

Embroidery, any article, 1st, $500;
2nd, S1.OO; 3rd, Ribbon.
Lace Trimmed Articles, 1St. 500;
2nd, S100; 3rd, Ribbon.
Hem Stitched articles, 1St, $500; ID
S1.00; 3rd, Ribbon.
Plain hemstitched articles, lst, SOU;
2nd. S1.00: 3rd, Ribbon.
Quilting, 1st, $500; 2nd, Sl.OO; 3rd
Ribbon.
Hand Made Hats, 1st, $500; 2nd
S1.O0: Bird, Ribbon.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-08-28

2nd, Ribbon; Bird, Ribbon.
Specimen Conventional, 1Sl Sl25;
2nd, Ribbon; 3rd, Ribbon.
Premium List For Boys and Girls
Clubs.
Open TO boys and girls between
10 and Is years, who are members
Of Agricultural Clubs under super
vision of \. & NJ. College, C.. A. &
\. University and L. s. Depart
ment of Agriculture, cooperating.
Specimen Prizes.
Kafhr, 90 heads, 1sl, $500; 2nd
S150; 3rd, Sl.0O.
Corn 90 ears, any variety, lSt
$500; 2nd, S1.5O; 3rd, S1,OO.
Cotton, go open bolls), lst, $500
2nd, S1.50; 3rd, S100
Peanuts, G9 peck), 1st $500; 2nd
$3.50; 3rd, Sl.0O
Sweet Potatoes, Zone peck), lSt
$500; 2nd, $3.50; 3rd, S1.O0.
Irish Potatoes, q peck, LIST, $500
2nd, $3.50; 3rd, s1.OO.
Fresh Fruit, g of a kind, 1st
$500; 2nd, $3.50; Bird, Sl0O,
Honey, (1a gallon). 1St, $500; 2nd
S1,50; 3rd, s1.00.
Canning, e. DTS. vegetables, qt
fruit, 1st, $500; 2nd, $3.50; 3rd