davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-13
How's This For a Record {?
OEy Associated Press

VEy -i9sOC-dtCd FF"EaJ
Falmouth. Ky. Jan. IS. - One
hundred quilts quilted and los
picccd during the last ten years
is the record OF Mrs Agnes kel-
y. aged y, OF this place. During
eight years she also has had the
care OF her husband. who is help
less because OF illness.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-13
Davis----RGef

Miss Louise Davis, popular daugh-
ter of Mr.. Frank Davis, Of this city,
surprised her friends by clipping 10
.IeFerso,Iville, Ind. this week with
MFR. James Reed, of Indianapolis,
where 'hey were married. They will
make their home in Indianapolis. The
brides numerous friends here extend
hearty good wishes for their future
happiness.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-13

\ few cents buys 'Danderine. .
.Aftei an application OF ''Dander-
inc" you can not iinei fallen hair
or any dandruI, besides every
hair shows new lie, vigor
brightness, more color and thick
ness
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-13
Beautiful Six O'clock Dinner

Mrs. Lewis Neale entertained very
delightfully."- at six O'Clock dinner on
Tuesday evening. Her guests IN
Guided Misses Vernon Horn, Van
Gleenleaf, and Florence Lewis, OF The
Model school.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-13

The Normal basket ball team plays
union College on the Madison High
floor next Saturday night.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-13
Daily Register County KY Thursday January

The Man: why have you come?
The Woman: Because love YOU
Then over the man below swept
a terrible suspicion! His Wife!!---
Was she the Woman in Room Is?
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-13

The price Charged for cows mill
nowadays is enough to get your
goat. "-Rutge! >.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-01-13

You noticed the difference in Your
bottle of milk today. of coarse. More
price at the top-Detroit Free Press
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
new cop" SpRInTS
AND USES HIS "STlN1.
Catches One Prisoner md
SubdueS Another.

Ray OrndoTff, an overseas man,
highly recommended by his superior
officers, as well as by Col. Jackson
Arnold, of the State Constabulary
became a new policeman on the
Martinsburg force Sunday night.
His first experience was rather ex-
citing. One fellow he sought to ar
rest took to his heels down East
Martin street, but the new "cop' is
young and also feet OF foot, with
the result that he quickly overhaul
ed his prisoner Another prisoner
thought he could overcome the OF
ficer and started in with some heavy
work, but Orndorff gave him a tap"
with his stick and the prisoner
came along. The two men. w. r.
Fawyer and Chick" Edmonds. will
be given a hearing tonight before
Mayor Seibert on the charge Of dis
orderliness and resisting an officer
There wree but two arrests Sat
urday night, "Davy" Walker and a
colored fellow named Cecr1e sta
ley They will get hearings tonieht
Mr.. Orndorff takes the place once
held by Mr.. w. B. Rind. who work.
ed extra.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
International News Service

International News servIce)
Los Angeles. Aug. S.-A new and
startling disclosure that adds fresh
elements of mystery to the Staying
Of John Bolton Kennedy, wealthy
insurance man, were made today by
Arthur Courtney Burch, son of Rev.
William A. Burch, of Evanstown,
H., according to Deputy Sheriff
Joe holland, who questioned Burch
upon his arrival here from Las We
gas, Nevada, where he was taken
from a ChicagO-bOund train Sunday
Throughout the interview with Mol
and and Sheriff Sam Gay, Of Clary
county, Nevada, Burch insistently
denied that he knew anything of
Kennedy's murder. 1t was possible
that Burch would be confronted
later today with Mrs. Madelynr
Conner Obenchain, admitted swe
heart of Kennedy, who was v-.n
him at the time he was shot IN
ambush on the grounds &c ''. M
mer home in Beverly rs.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
PpTA CHFF2'S SON IS STAR
SUSPECT IN LOS ANGELES
MYSTERIOUS MURDER CASE

Obenchain still is being held as a
material witness. Among the
things that Burch will be asked to
explain, it is said, is why he;
Paid a bonus to hotel proprie-
tor for a room from which he
might have watched Kennedy's ev-
cry move in his Office;
Received a telephone call the aft
ernoon OF the murder, rushed out,
returned at 7.45 and later in the
evening LETT with long slender
package that might have contained
a shotgun;
Left the hots hurriedly the day
following the murder:
Loaned money to Mrs. Obenchain.
Search is also being made for the
o~fn Il IN which Kennedy was slain.
'rAis accomplished, the identity OF
the purchaser will be easy to es-
tablish, the police believe. Mean
time Mrs. Obenchain, the former
Northwestern University beauty,
told a graphic story Of her love for
Kennedy.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
"SEl IF DEFENSE" PLEA FOR LIVELY
WHO SHOT SID hatfield AT WEIGH;
SAYS HATFIELD SHOT At HIM FIRST
lad Been Advised That Sid Hatfield Would Get Him AT First
Good Chance-Dfd Not Anticipate Trouble AT Court House
Used Against Murdered Men,

,uhorn The gun frhL look DlACe
,,G,;l1 ondod Tho careore Of Hat.
To ,i,, eormnr nolice chief at Mate.
m@, and bia uautenant ma cham.
1'o~a tvo1v eoid.
20 " A. "a. % . m inst before the
ourinoI 80 IrateoId and his marty af
tha c w. house was sitting on
t tho boInstrade TALKING with a col
orod nam
VI w ''', nns,,orod sIpo shots
r bannonod to lonk down the
o,one ard thorn ston1 SD Hatfield.
l err Chan,hors and tbei, wives on
tha Grs, landing Of the sfetg Az I
I"ot,ad ! notinod thev ,gero Iool,inq
~ me- Tbov e-cboneed chances.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
CHINA AGREEABLE
TO ARMISTICE DAY
CONFERENCE DATE
Premier Lloyd George viii
Not Attend.
(6y international News Service.)

by International news SerVtce)
Washington, AAg. S.-China offiei.
ally notified the United States 10.
day that November IL is an agree
able date on which to assemble the
international conference on disarm.
ament and Far East probe $ Jap.
ans official acceptance had not been
received at the department this
forenoon but it is believed to be en-
route.
1t was officially stated at the
State Department today that there
has been ne change in the attitude
of this government regarding Sill.
esia, that it remains a question OF
European concern and one in which
this government does not intend TO
mix. Ambassador Harvey is not UNI
der instructions to bring up any
specific American problem before
the premers, it was stated, and OF.
fieiels declared they would be
very much surprised" if the mat
ter OF the American peace negotia-
tons with Germany was brought up
at all.
Paris, Aug S.-Premier Lloyd
George will not attend in person
the Far East disarmament confer.
ence in Washington next Novem-
Der. The British premier made a
statement to that effect here today
Paris. Aug. S.--With Great Brit
ain and France at loggerheads the
inter-allied supreme council met
here today to settle the Upper Sill
esian issue.
1t is expected the allied states
men also would discuss the advisa.
bility Of removing the Rhineland
penalties, the TMrco-Greek war in
the Near East, the fighting between
the Alhaniaps and the Serbians
and the Russian famine and plague
scourge.
America re-entered allied deliber.
atoms. George Harvey, the Ameri.
can ambassador to England, taking
his seat at the council table as OBJ
server.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
MkRTINSbURG MAN
VICE PRESIDENT OF
BIG AUTO AGENCY
Mr.. Won SChIegelI With BaIti-
more Co.

Baltimore, Md, Aug. S.-The Bal
timore and Maryland distribution
and service of Hupmobiles has been
taken over by a new corporation,
known as the Stuart Automobile
Company, Incorporated. This ae-
counts has formerly been handled
by John N. Stuart, but the steady
increase in sales in this territory
made necessary a larger organiza-
ton, It is claimed
The new company is capitalized
at $751; and the owners are John
N. Stuart, the president, and Max
Won Schlegell, vice president. Mr..
Stuart has handled Hupmobiles for
number of years and is we'll
known to the trade. Mr. Won Schleg-
ell is the new blood" that has en-
tered the business and he comes
with thorough knowledge Of mod
ern business methods. He is a bro
Their of Mr.. Arthur Won Schlegell, of
Detroit, vice-president of the Hupp
Motor Car Corporation
In discussing the new organiza-
ton and its plans Mr.. Won Schleg-
ell said: AN active aud aggressive
policy has been adopted by Mr.. Stu
art and myself. There will be no
other change in the local organiza-
ton. The salesroom is being moved
enc door east of its present loca-
ton, to t07 West Mount Royal ave-
nue.. The third floor OF 107 also has
been added to cur service depart
ment."
0Nr Won Schlegell Is editor and
publisher Of the Martinsburg Jour
nal and his connection with the
new enterprise will not interfere
with his supervision OF this paper,
although he will spend a portion of
his time in Baltimore. Mn. Won
Schlegell was here Saturday even
ing and Sunday)
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
JACKSON HELD
FOR MURDER OF
COLORED WOMAN

A HagerstOwn coroner's jary I'LL
vestigating the death of Mary Simp-
son, alias Mary Butler. colored, So
years old, who was found dead in
bed at the shack of Walter Jackson.
colored, at Security. shortly before
6 o'clock Friday evening, Saturday
night, returned the following YER
dict: I'VE find that Charles William
Jackson (also known al Charles
Williams) did feloniously, voluntar-
lily and with malice aforethought as
sault and beat Mary Simpson on the
head and body with long musket
or gun. crushing her jaw and so
said Charles Jackson did then and
there feionjously kin and murdor
Wary Jackson
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
BULLETS FOR TAXI THUGS
INSTEAD OF COIN AND ONE
IS KILLED BY DRIVER OF CAR

drew his money from one pocket
and handed it to Treadway. He then
reached his hand into another poe
ket, as if to get more money but in
stead he drew a revolver and shot
Treadway through the head, killing
him instantly Mitchell, 1t is said,
was so surprised that he dropped
his revolver and fed, Domineck fir
ing at him as he ran. Mitchell es-
capped but was later arrested by
CHIEF Tarry, near Montgomery.
According to Chief Tarry, Mitch
ell was recently released from the
Jail at Beckley, where he served q
term for forgery He Is being held
in the Montgomery Jail to await a
hearing.
Treadway's body was sent to his
home at Echols today.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
RELEASE OF GALLANT JOHN "'oVE0WN is
HAILED WITH JOY BY IRISt. ,0THER
BREAK IN PEACE NECOTIA MS PREVE.n.TED
Former Political Prisoner Is Called 1.-The Idol Of The Irish
Republican Arnny'-MemberS Of Dali Eremann Want His
Presence In Irish Observation-Disclosures In Debates
(sy international News servIes.l

London, Aug. 8.-A threatenea
break-off Of the Irish peace negotia.
tons and the renewal Of warfare
in Ireland was averted today by
Premier Lloyd George. The premier
sent orders from Paris to release
Immediately John MacKeown, a lea
der of the Irish republican army
and member of Dali Eireann (the
Sim Fem parliament) When the
British announced that they wood
release the imprisoned members of
Dali Eireann, Mckeown was the
only exception. The British author
tiles maintained that he would not
be liberated because the serious
charge of murder had been lodged
against him.
"Idoi OF Army"
Dublin. Aug. S.-The "idol of the
Irish republican army John Mac.
KeOwn, whose immediate release
from jail was refused by the Brit
ish causing near-split in the Irish
peace negotiations, will sit with his
fellow members at Dali Eireann in
the Sim Fem parliament when ii
meets August IS His release from
prison was ordered by Lloyd George
today Sim Fein leaders declared
that MaeKeown's presence was nee
essary as he Is one OF "the hest
and brayest fighters in the Irish re
publican army. and his services in
the field entitle him to be heard in
the halls Of debate"
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08

WEIGH, Aug. Self defense is
the claim of G. L. Lively, Baldwin
Felts detective, held in connection
with the shooting and killing of Sid
Hatfield and Ed Chambers, Minco
mountaineers here last Monday, ac-
cording to a statement made by him
today to newspaper men.
81 regret having had to shoot
either one of these men" he said,
but 1t is a case of self defense,
pure and simple"
The shooting lasted perhaps a
quarter of a mtnte, the detective
said and declared that he was too
busy with his pistols-be said he
was using twO--to notice whether
any other persons apart from Hat
field and Chambers were using guns
in the melee.
Terms Report Absurd.
Lively admitted that Chambers
wife attacked him with an dmbret
Ia following the shooting hut as
serted that the report was absurd
that he had fired twice into Cham
bers head after the latter went
down.
- to the motive Of the shootlng
lively declared:
# was informed many times fol
lowing my testimony IN the Maze
wen trial that Sid had threaten Z
to get me- at the ilrst oppotW
and I know that If Sil got
considered good chance It would
be either his life - MIN But
had no suspicion Monday mon'n"
that he would choose such q time
and place"
Denies Following Them.
The reported statements al Mrs.
Hatfield and Mrs Chambers, wild
Gws Of the slain men that he had
followed the party from lager, w,
Va, on the train which they board
ed for WEIGH that morning was de
MED by Lively in his statement.
why should choose such a
time and such a place he queried
in his statement. when il / had
wanted at any time to frame them
! could have done 50 and got away
undiscovered most any timn while
! was stationed at MateWan
Posed AS Unionist.
Lively posed as union man at
Matewan following the battle there
in May. 1920, and at the beginning
Of the following year, testified
against Hatfield Chambers and the
co-dofandarts i'm tho [ ial at Will
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
co. PROPERTY VALUATION IS $40, l02,25l
BOARD FIXES LEVY OF
10 CENTS ON PROPER

~ y IN - YIN fhOFE n Y
The general state levy for
1921 was fixed on Saturday at a
meeting of the state board of
public works, composed of Gov
ernor Morgan and the elective
state officers in Charleston.
The levy for general revenue
imposes a tax of 10 cents on
every 500 worth OF real and
personal property. A special
levy for the payment of the Vir-
ginia debt was also laid. These
Ievies are the same as those of
last year.
The revenue derived from the
1o-cent levy on real and person
al property amounted to APP
proximately $1,11o,o0o during
the fiscal year ending June 80,
and it is estimated that the
amount from the same source
during the present fiscal year
will amount to even more,
probably $1,5o0,0oo. With an
equal amount received from the
Virginia debt levy ths total rev.
enue from these two sources.
it Is estimated, will be about
100000.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
BAN CONTINUES
UPON DANCING

Some stir has been caused there
by the Mountain Lake Park author
tiles again putting the ban on dane
ing. Prior to five years ago the gov
ernng authorities did prohibit to a
large extent the social playing of
cards and dancing within the cor
porate limits. During this stretch OF
time the authorities, however, lift
ed the lid, and card playing and
dancing both at individual homes
and hotels were permitted. A few
days ago the authorities again clos
ed down on dancing.
The amusements at the park be
yond religious meetings are few,
and it is Glaimed a number OF young
people visiting the park find it hard
TO obtain recreation.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08

The story of how two alleged ad-
tomobue highway robbers came to
grief, one Of them losing his life
and the other being arrested came
from f. NJ. Tarry, chief of police at
Montgomery,
Late Thursday evening. two men,
Role Treadway, of Echols, and
"2ed" Mitchell. Of Halter, employ
a an Italian taxi driver by the
name Of Domineck, at Montgomery,
o drive them to Charleston. On the
road near Cannelton, according to
chief larry. the two men who were
sitting behind Domineck, drew re-
volyers and ordered him to stop the
car and get out Domineck, it is
said, obeyed the order. AS he faced
the two reyolvers, his money was
demanded Domineck, il is said,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
ROADS MUST
STAND LOSS

Cost Of labor allowances to rail
roads for the six months guarantee
period following government contr u
will include only increased wages
and not alleged 'Hnefficiency Of lab.
cr" factors under a decision hand
ed down today by the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
Under the ruling the CARR rs
must stand any loss incidental 20
alleged unwillingness or inability Of
labor to perform during the guar
antee period G? private control as
mach work as before the war. The
question involves the basis Of
claims by the railros cA,.st TIE
government labor costs I'D a'on
and ma 'rtenance.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
fgy International News Service.

(sy lnternationai News service.j
Eureka, Cal, Aug. 8.-Again has
the rock-studden, reef-strewed, fog
clouded coast of Northern Califor-
MIA taken heavy toll OF life. And
again has an epic of heroism been
written in the annals of the Pacific.
Today the horrors of Saturday
when the steamship Alaska. hit the
treacherOus blunt reef. slid off,
shivered as il in mortal agony and
then plunged beneath the cold wa
ters Of the Northern Pacific, were
memories recounted with varying
degrees of emotion. The Homhold.
c~rn;y coast has added to her A.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08

The value of property-real es-
tate, personal and public works --
in Berkeley county is put at $40.
02,251,00 for this year according
to the report submitted today by
Assessor j. II. Riner. together with
the report for the Board of Public
Works as forwarded to County
Clerk Martin. The total shows an
increase, as figured by Assessor
lSiner, of $500 20 over that OF
last year.
In all districts there Is shown
an increase Of tho total property.
although in some cases one or
more OF the particular classes of
property Is cut, This is particular.
ly true of personal property which
is explained, it is believed, by the
transfer of some Investments from
the taxable to the untaxable lists
by the investors. Nnartinsburg' s
gain. estimated on Saturday at
approximately $126a0o0 was cut
down on official figures this morn
ing to $75,69737 Falling Waters
district with $S7,12994. Hedges
vile district with $170.197,71. Mill
Creek district with sos, 642.06. and
Opeuuon district with S97 1901 ~
gains showed the greatest In
creases In the lists
The figures will be used by the
County Court. the City of Mar
tinsburg, the School Board of Maj
tinsburg. and the school boards of
the county districts as the basis
for their 1921 estimates which are
required by law to be made tomor-
row, the second Tuesday in Au-
gust
The figures FOR the various units
are az follows:
Martinsbura District.
Real Estate ........,... .$6i5f6 i63V'oo
Personal Property 80. 3,4l7 1890
pub1ic Works ......, 7S6,S13.34
Total .............Sle ,foz,9 6V'3t
1920 .................$ $40, 7O7 ,232.97
Increase ..............,,$75 ,697.H
Failing Waters District.
Real Estate ......... LOEB, 3l5.oo
Personal Property .... 422 042,O0
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
SPEEDING CAR
MISSES BABE
KILLS HER DOG

saturday evening Kitty Ice, The
pretty little daughter OF AIF, and
Mrs. Leo Livers. West King street
narrowly escaped death under the
wheels of recklessly driven auto
mobile, The child had gone across
the street to Masons store and was
returning, ace ppanied by the pet
dog of the family. The speeding
motorist fortunately missed the
child but ran over and killed the
dog.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
LEAVE FOE FLORIDA

The Reverend Dudley Boogher
and daughter, Miss Mary Boogher,
and Mr.. e. T. Roux and Miss Mary
Collins Roux. of Plant City, Flor
ida. win leave tomorrow for a trip
to Florida which will take them
first to Atlantic City and New
York, thence by boat to Savannah.
Georgia, thence to Jacksonville and
finally to Plant City. Reverend
Boogher and his daughter expect to
be gone about a month.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
ANOTHER PIC WRITTEN
IN HI DRY OF THE PACIFIC;
SEA TAKES TOLL OF N LIVES

ready list fresh harvest Of pos
sibly Al lives, according to figures
Of the Portland and San Francisco
steamship company.
Written brightest in the high
lights Of the disaster are the names
of three-Captain Harry Hobbey, Of
the Alaska; Mrs. Grace Campbell
stewardess of the same ship, and
Captain S. Snoddy, of the rescue
ship AnyoX. Passengers and crew
are awcsoroely repeating today the
MEGA phouod words Of Captain Hob
be, 2s b. mounted the Alaska s
hr'6~o q fen ST ndz after the shin
STR,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
ZIG STRIKE
EXPECTED ON
THE PENNSY
by international News service.)

Washington, Aug. S.-A strike af-
fecting the entire Pennsylvania
Railroad system is expected both
by railroad officials and labor lead
ers, it was learned today. The COM
pany is making preparations to
meet the walkout of 10000 en-
ployes, the labor leaders declared.
Armored cars to carry strike break
ers and equipment for commissar-
les are ready to operate, the labor
officials asserted. 1t was also stated
an appeal has been issued by he
company to college students, to
help out" in case of a strike.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
COMMUNITY SING.

Bunker Hill will be favored Fri
day evening with community sing
at the high school auditorium by
members Of the All Vivtory Can.
ming Club Following the sing,
which promises to be an affair of
more than usual interest, refresh
ments will be sold.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
THE PRICE OF APPLES.

Local apple growers this morning
were interested in an advertisement
in an apple paper which G sged OF
the New York market the Finest
New York state apples" at the rate
Ct "a for 81, shipped direct from the
orchards to the consumer. At that
rate, the growers say, apples ought
- be worth money tbs season,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08

Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Hammann and
family, Misses Joe and Mary Ham
mann, this city, and Mr.. Stuart Sci
bert and family, OF the county made
up a group which were guests of
Mr.. ond Mrs. A. n. Steiger and fam
lily at Mercersburg yesterday, max
ing the trip in automobiles.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
SPEND SUNDAY AT CAMP

httorneys Allen B Non, c. n
c. pbefl, Robert H. Boyd, City En-
Ter sparrow and Major George
'Eeyer spent yesterday as guests
Mr.. Noll at his caInD in Back
reek Valley.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
NATAL STATISTICS

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Jordan, corner Of Burke and Queen
streets, an II pound baby boy
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. David Ent-
Ter. at the Kings Daughters hos
nital. a son.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-08-08
MISS MoRELAND TO prrupN

Miss Mary Norelond, who gave a
demonstration 1T Tomahawk on Sat
urday in how to make better butter
will return to the county the wee,
Of September &c to conduct a week.
demonstration in poultry culling.