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Sundays Birthdays.

Stanley ]. Weyman celebrated Eng.
fish novelist, born in Shropshire, Eng.
land, sc years ago today.
Baron Gustav Krupp Won Bohlen,
husband of Bertha Krupp and head .of
the great Krupp industries in Ger
many, born at The Hague, 81 years
ago today.
Billie Burke, popular across of the
American stage, born in Washington,
d, c., S6 years ago today.
Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton, president
Iof Wellesley College, born at Westerly
r. l., 81 years ago today.
Charles X. Crane, the retiring Unit.
ed States minister to China, born in
Chicago, SO years ago today.
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In The World OF Industry

Chicago claims to be the greatest
railroad center in the world.
Illinois produced more than 10000 900
barrels of petroieum last year.
Seven international labor unions
have their headquarters in Cincinnati.
: All the rosin made in the United
States is produced in the s south.
eastern States.
The Japanese mercantile marine
now ranks third among the commercial
fleets of the world.
'he american livestock Association
will hold its mid-year meeting in Salt
Lake City Aug. 1921.
New leland reports that financial
depression hangs heavily over the
country and thousands are unemployed
About one.third of all of the coal
mined in hte United States is required
to keep the countrys $4,000 locomo.
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Makes KINGDOM secm small

The combined area of Nova Scotia
md New Brunswick, 49,ll7 square
miles, is more than three times the
area OF the kingdom of Denmark.
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MISCELLANEOUS

LOST-A 36x4is automobile rim with
old shoe attached on highway between
Woodford city and Woodford Hollow
Suitable reward for retrn TO Geo NJ
Hawks, 435 Main st. 7it6
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FOR SALE-1920 four passenger
Sport model Paige All new Kelley
Springfield cord tires, new battery,
newly painted. Owner bought Pierce
Arrow just as this was coming from
paint shop, and will sell this at a bar
gain, For furthr particulars see II. n.
Carpenter, 5ii Main ST.. or phone 2l9-
W. 74t6-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-06

/ FOR SALE-S15O Victor victrola, as
good as new. Mahogany case latest
model. Lot of records win sell
cheap Inquire ]. c. Jensen Tailor
shop, 4i2 Main street, or telephone.
l42-M. 7it3-
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WANTED-By an elderly lady room
on the first floor. also board. willing
TO pay good price. Address IL, Box
440 74t6s
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WANTED

WANTED - Government clerkships
open to men, women, over L. ros.dt
Mail Service Railway Mail. Washington
Departments Typist. Salaries, $500
$500. Experience unnecessary For
free particulars of examinations. write
Raymond Terry former civil Service
examiner 100 Continental Bldg, Wash
ington. d. c. 75t2'
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FOR SALE-Upright piano, very rea-
sonable. Also child's crib, mattress and
spring. Phone SAIL 7it6
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FOR SALE-Two refrigerators. one
electric washing machine with motor,
a few sideboards and dressers, cook
stoves and heating stoves, spring
couches, beds, etc. James Fox North
street. 7it6s
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FOE SALE y

FOR SAT,E-1n-room house In good
.epair, electric lights, bath room, and
o,nvt lnUuern improvements. Large
garden. Located on Division street.
For further particulars inquire VIM. II.
Wills. Phone 500. 74t6.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-06

WANTED--At the Putnam House. one
chambermad. 74t3s
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State Courses for Teacher Training
Conducted by the State Department of Education
for the Year 1922
ONE AND TWO-YEAR COURSES


ONE AND TWO-YEAR COURSES
University of Vermont Burlington, VT.
Guy w. Bailey, Phi D., President
Bennett c. Douglas, Principal
FALL TERM BEGINS WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2tst.
Normal School Building, Caseton Vt.
Caroline S. Woodruff, Principal
BEGINS WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
Lyndon Institute, Lyndon Center, vt. "a
Ozias d. Mathewson, Principal of Lyndon Institute
Eliza c. Allen, Principal of Training Course
FALL TERM BEGINS WEDNESDAY, SEPT 9Th,
Free Tuition Of these Courses for Candidates who to
teach the Pubic Schools Vermont period long the
For full information concerning Admission Requirements Study
Courses Cerfcaion Granted Expenses Accommodations Etc. apply
to the Principal Of any Of these Courses ,,.,
application to the principal.
ONE YEAR COURSES
Derby Derby Academy o supplied.
North Troy High School Anna Thomas
Nathalie Mouon
swantoa High School Beatrice r G. Sheridan
Richford High School Margaret r. Kelly
Enosbura Falls Hign School Jennie c. dillingham;
Normal School BLDG Mary Josin
Montpelier MONTPELIER Seminary Ethel Meman
Barre High School Lillian Wech
Waterbury High M Hanks
Mortified High School Edith Leslie
sstns 4ish senoo Mary 3 Sullivan H /
White River Junction High School nssie verder
Chester High School Minnie Stinson
Ludlow Riyer Academy T. Palmer
Springfield School Amy q.
sratteboro High School Ethel Waes
Middebury Mary C. N. Dean
Bristol High To be supplied.
Bennington Hon school Elizabeth Hoffman
OF
teach the public schools of Vermont for least
Information concerning Admission Requirements Study Courses
Certeaton G9nyd Aecomm Etc. may be obtained by adj
House Montpelier who VIII send cacher Training Prospectus
plicaton.
Application should
be made to the local Superintendent Il Schools
Clarence H. DeEp-ey, Commissioner of Education,
State House, Montpelier, VT
Katherine Aagesen, Director of Teacher Training
State House, Montpelier VT
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-06

FOR SALE-Whte enamel basslnet
on wheels also ivory reed baby car
riage, both in good condition. Allen
Morgan, Imperial Ave. 1859
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FOR SALE-A new modern seven
room house. ll2 Stafford St, Telephone
o5S-R 73t6-
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TO RENT--Rooms for business pur-
poses especially suitable for offices or
stores, electric lights. steam heat and
running water. Apply at Box Office
at Ilarte Theatre. 5Stf
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TO RENT--stores, OFFICES. tenements,
shops. stables, individual storage lock-
ers, furnished apartments and rooms
all centrally located, Geo M. Hawks.
4S5 Main st. TAFT
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carpenter and Builder

II vcu are considering anything 10
this inc, either new or rebuilding, LET
mo talk | over with you. GOOD work
and 20" nable prices.
w. L PALMER, Phone 464-M
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-06
FOB SALE

FOR SALE-Native white pine lum-
Der, planed and matched, nd novelty
siding, delivered In Bennington by
truck for $4,000 per thousand feet.
Chapman Saw Mills. II. C. Chapman,
No. Adams, Mass. 62tf.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-06

WANTED-House OF six rooms with
barn, garden and poultry house. by
middle of September. within one mile
of village Rent must be low Address
Mrs A. Livingstone, No. s Cottage ST.
Brattleboro VT. 7itI2.
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WANTEn-By young couple, 3 or 4
unfinished rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping on or about Sept. LIST
Address G. NJ. s., p. O. Box 440. 72t6
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WANTED--Ex service man wishes
work of any kind Tel. 557-Y. 7St6'
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-06

FOR SALE--A female horse; viii sell
cheap. Dennis Dragon, 1856 Beech ST.
7lt6s
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FOR SALE-Baled hay delivered any
where. L. p. Percy. tel. 41S-W. 7itf
FOX SAL.R--Small place Just outside
the village limits. Easv terms. Geo NJ
Hawks, Hawks Block AIS Main ut. 71tk
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-06

WANTED-By September LIST: Posi-
ton as stenographer or typist, by girl
nigh school graduate with course at
business college. Address IS. r." Box
i4U, Bennington. Vi 71tl2
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NOTICE-An persons are hereby for
hidden To pick berries or trespass on
my farm east of the White Chapel In
Green Mountain Valley Hereafter all
persons so doing viii be dealt with
according TO law. l.. f. Houran 74t6'
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TO RENT

TO RENT-Double house with elec-
trio lights Also several desirable
houses for sale Apply to Mrs. IL H.
Huling, l2l South street. Tel l22-R
72t6
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LOST--One canvas cover. Finder
please notify Crystal Ice Co. 7St6
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General Store
\ For Sale (
Not the Kind Usually Found.

Situated in a prosperous farming
community and good clean village,
with one OF the best academies in the
state.g Address s''''t
General Store" p. o. Box 440.
81 Bennington, VT.
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FOR SALE--Nice little place. Q acres
iine garden land. room house all
newly painted and papered, fine well OF
water cistern in cellar. good barn and
two poultry houses, fine lot of fruit
and berries; this place is located be-
Shaftsbury early possession Another
desirable place with 81 acre of land.
iine house. just painted and repaired
Iall through, barn and poultry house.
electric lights, variety of fruit. located
.on trolley line between Bennington ana
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

and She has been In ever ~ many. The
secret cannot be suppressed that Ger.
trudo In one Of Mack Scnnetts ORIG.
nal bathing girls that made zlcgficlds.
Chicago. famous.
Members u the American Legion
and lcgions of oihcrs flock To every
appearance 81 Gertrude Darling. Tor
she sang In all government camps dur
Ing the war with such other entertain.
ors M Mercedes. the mind reader. Or
plum hcadlincr nj that time.
Gertrude was soubrciie In "Cissy''
Funny Moon" She will sing "Gricy
Ing for You" ana Little Nobody" She
win sins Down liy the Ohio" and foI
cncor,s she has blues" aud rag mum
bcrs without end. In fact Gertrude
promises 10 sing all there In 10 sing
and II the crowd behaves real ni'c Wil
sing her Irritation number.
Jiggs In tow by Maggie. Mutt an,
| jeff will hear Marie burke and Gcr
trudc Darling with the Jaw band q
the Auto ana style SHOW. aud NJ vii
+ everybody.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

fore the committee ~ the Lower House
OF Congress at Washington. July. 1919.
were w q. Bicrd. federal manager Of
the Chicago a Alton road, Chicago.
Peoria & 81 Louis road. Pekin and
Union road. Peoria Railroad terminal,
ard Joliet Union depot; ". r. Douglas.
Jr. chief engineer Of the Chicago q
Alton and affiliated lines: W. l.. Rob.
book, chief engineer of the Wheeling q
Lake Erie rad.
ilohbock told the house committee.
that Nm an engineer. he believed that
steel will answer the purpo-, IL q
wooden tie. and In the end. he believed
In most economical. All lent strong
endorsement.
There In much interest locally In the
Landlord metal tie. and the result of
the demonstration In Chicago. and ]. u.
Landlord conference with Santa Fe
railway officials. and experiments ON
the Santa Fe tracks near Amarillo IL
awaited with high hopes by many PEG
pie IN this district.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
entertainment WILL
Be FREE To VISITORS

They are hc"e--a pair Of them oh,
hoy! Gertrude Darling and Marie
Burke.
Tell Me Little Gypsic, Could You
Care For Mcy" Youll hear II sung by
the little vicksburg. Miss. girl. Marie
burke. You'll hear her sing bright
Eyes" and novelty numbers. ballads.
and production numbers. too. Just like.
or little better than she USE 10 Sng
at Rcctors In New York. Marics voice
has delighted audiences In the ld.lv els
Gardns. tile Mcrrigold Gardens. ~ Chi.
cago. She has been heard ~ soioist IN
churches of the enst. In the Central
Roof Garden. Palals Royal. ShamloyS
and the Little Club. New York. and
don't forget she will be heard with the
Deep River Jazz Hand opening at tho
Auto and Style Show In Amarillo to-
day.
YOu'll know why she In called THE
Girl With the Smile" when you see
Gertrude Darling. That Chicago IA.
voritc. who has been the hit" Of all
the performances she has appeared In,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
Advising all my
Friends to Use
Internal Baths"

Miss Eta May Allis of 37l6 Central
81, Kansas city. Mo. writes To the
Tyrrcll llygicnic Institutes
u have received your letter showing
an Interest In the results received
from y. II. l.. Cascade In niy opinion
II Is wonderful and should be- In every
home.
II am doing n lot OF talking Tor II
and my friends are ALI interested
The - H. l.. Cascade" cleanscs the
lower intestine lts entire length and
keeps II always free ~ poisonous waste
Thousands testify that Constipation
Indigestion. Stomach Troubles. Bilious.
ness, Headaches and all the many serl.
Gus troubles which they cause are ali
solutoly relieved and prevented 10y this
Nature Treatment.
city Drug Store. jiJ Polk street. Am.
arillo. Texas. will be glad To- show you
the ~. u. l., Cascade" explain It's sim
plo operation and will rive YOU. free
on request. an interesting little book
by Dr. Chas, 4. Tyrrcll ~ New York
q noted specialist on Internal Bathing
for % years In that city. clip this cut
az a reminder To ask for the booklet at
your first opportunity.
~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22
metal RAILROAD TIE
HIGHLY COMMENDED

p That the metal safety railroad tie IL
destined TO revolutionizc the railhoad
trackago problem In tho conviction Of
j Y. Landlord. president Of the Metal
Safety Railroad Tie Company. That
the metal tie In 10 b. the tic Of tho
future. displaclng the wooden tie, as
contended By Landlord. In gaining con.
verts every day.
D o. added weight. In the fact that rail.
road men who have investigated thor.
oughly the metal tie. are becoming nd.
vocatcs OF its use and champions Of
tho tie made by the company of which
Landlord In president
An endorsement VI the Landlord
metal tie that carries much weight, is
that Of W. u. Cleveland. general track
inspector of the Weston vision VI
the Aichlson. Topeka & Santa Fc Rail.
way. Cleveland has recently not only
become convinced ~ the merits of the
Landlord tie. but has become interest.
Cd 10 the extent Of being made n dl.
rector In the Metal Safety Railway Tie
Company. In cleycland's opinion. the
new metal railway device will meet
With the approval Of all railroads In the
country M Il becomes understood.
Leaving Joe Steele M company rep
resentative IN the Panhandle. ]. y.
Landlord has left for Chicago for the
purpose Of demonstrating his tie at the
National Railway Appliance Show In
that city. March 1917. The most adj
vantaEcous space has been SECURED for
the metal tie demonstration alongside
u tho Westinghouse Alrbrakc exhibit
Following the Chicago show. Iank.
ford announces that the claims o. the
metal tie will he presented through
every railroad magazine In the cOun'
try. II In the purpose OF DDirectof
Cleveland. also to De present In Chi.
cago during the railway appliance show
and witness the demonstration az the
metal tie.
Returning to Amarillo. Landlord
viii give out some information ~ much
local interest concerning the now met.
al Ito, he stated before leaving the city.
During his stay here. u number Of
demonstrations. u II 1id were made on
the Santa Fc tracks. and having wilt
messed the demonstrations In person.
the results are 10 he given the public.
Mr.. Landlord will have put the matter
before Santa Pc officials In Chicago,
when he returns.
Not only locally. but throughout the
country. mcn ~ prominence In the
railroad world have given the metal tie
their iattention and endorsement.
Among those giving testimonials be-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-22

~. n and Is. block 70. q. & s. AddI.
ton. consideration. $500.
interest In lots and 2, block ia, q. 4
=. Addition. consideration, $1,000,
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Incmnln, lneni on IIccreasc.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2i.-chailcs !. Boy.
superintendent IT the Illinois Free om'
pioymont offices snid tonight In q re-
port IN unemployment conditions that
IN" chicago siiuniion " nov about
"fiity live per cent normal"
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Warranty Deeds.

W. kcirsey to Charles r. Roland
lots 9. and S. block 3??. Mirror Adj.
ton consideration. $500.
G.. u. feeder Jr. 10 Charles Nichol.
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-17
WACO

Mr.. ]. a. Baumstark has re.
turned from a business trip to
louisville.
Miss Fannie Cox. OF Richmond.
listed Mrs. B. B. Baumet2rk tins
week.
Mrs. Walter Quinn, of Bloom
ington, ILL.,. spent last week with
Mrs. {. L. Scarcy and Mrs. ]. w
Wagers.
Mis- Loula Baunstark has re-
.urned from Georgetown after d
'lHasant visit with her cousin
Miss Elizabeth Baumstark.
Rev. Eogel, of Berea. is assist
ing Rev. Young. pastor of Bybee
church i'll the revival services
Much interests being manifested
and we believe much good will be
accomplished through the efforts
Of these godly men.
Mrs. r. *. Moberly is in Irvillc
with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. l.
Mckinney. who has been quite
sick but is reported better.
Mrs. G., r. Combs and two chill
dren, of Shelbyville. are guests OF
Mrs. Nardy Taylor.
Mrs. ]. w. Mckinney and son
James Wesley, of Richmond, Wis
tied friends here Wednesday.
Andrew c. Wallace. of Irvine
is spending the week with James
Curtis Mckinney.
Mr.. r. NJ. Rowland and fanlil>
and Mrs. Sallie Lackey, of Rich
mond, were with friends here
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Witt, Mr.
Boyd What, Mr.. ]. NJ, Cockerc!l
and Miss Lucy Smythers, of Sta
ton Camp, were weekend guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Grinstead
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-17
WHEN EVERY
MOVE HURTS

Lame every morning, achy and
stiff all day, worse when its
damp or chilly? Suspect your
kidneys and trg the remedy your
neighbors use. Ask your neigh
Dor.
Mrs. Carrie Long, 40 Tates
Creek Ave, Richmond, says "a
few years ago l was down with
kidney trouble and for two
months | suffered so | couldn't
straighten my back or turn over
in bed was 50 helpless. Every
time | moved the pain was SO Sc
we're | would scream My limbs
and joints were stiff and swollen,
| had dizzy. swimming sensation
in my head and objects flashed
before my eyes. My kidneys
acted irregularly and although l
tried all sorts of remedies | was
not benefited until | was finally
told OF Doan'S Kidney Pills by a
friend. Doan's soon cured me Of
ell signs of the trouble and | was
able to do my work. My back
was we'll and strong State
ment given November 20, 1870
On March /. 1921. Mrs. Long
added ct has been long time
since | have needed Doan'S Kid
ney Pills. Should | ever again
need a kidney remedy / would
certainly take Doan's."
OCc. at all dealers. Foster
Milburn Co.. Mfgrs.. Buffalo. n.
Y. jun
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-17
Trying To Raise 10000 Fish


Frankfort, Ky, June 17-Ef-
forts are being made by DR.. r. S.
futile, executive agen for the
State Fish and Game Commissions
to bring the output of the state
hatchery at the forks of the Elk
horn, near here, to 10000 fish OF
all kinds this year, it is announc-
ed at the office of the commission
here. Last year $4,000 young
fish of all kinds were distributed
from the hatchery.
The fish car of the commission.
which is used to distribute fish
from the hatchery, and from
ponds in overflow areas along the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers, has
been re-equipped throughout both
for the comfort of the employees
of the commission who travel
with its piscatorial charges and
for the fish themselves. The car
is equipped with apparatus tc
keep the proper supply OF oxygen
III the water for the comfort and
we'll being of the fish and also tc
keep the water at the proper tenn
perature.
Thus far this season. 5000
young fish have been distributed
from the hatchery by officials c
the commission. They have bee:
placed in ponds and streams in al
parts of the state. The car i,
now on trip to Eastern Kentuc-
Ky distributing a carload of fist
between Richmond and Whites.
burg. Last week, 6,000 larg.
mouth bass were placed ii
streams and ponds between Bran
denburg and Henderson.
The commission is making ex.
tensive plans for seining over.
flow ponds in Western Kentucky
next fall. Large tracts land have
been leased from lumber com
panies owning sWampy areas ans
it is hoped to save many tbous
ands of fish and to get aged one
for breeding purposes. Severa
thousand game fish were rescue,
from overflow ponds last fall IL,
distributed Throughout the state
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-06-17
The Daily Register Richmond County Kentucky Friday June H. 1921
BASE BALL Monday Afternoon June 70 Church League ASar
Eastern Normal Normal grounds $3.50 Admission Is all
WHITE LEGHORNS AT
HEAD OF HONOR roll
Bv Associated Pressl

Lexington, Ky, June 16-A
flock of 40l white leghorn hens
owned by Joseph A. Anderson
kenton county, led the states a
demonstration focks in egg pro-
duction during The month OF May
with a record OF 20.1 eggs a hen
according to an announcement
made today By j. H. Martin in
charge OF the poultry work at
the College OF Agriculture which
is cooperating with the owners
in conducting the demonstration.
A flock Of 255 white leghorns
owned by John Reid, Daviess
county, was second on the list
with a record Of 1872 eggs a hen
during he month. while afocl-
of ql2 white lcghorns owned by
A. 7. Culver, { Christian county,
was third With I record of 1873
eggs q he'll
he le2d !" egg production
since Decent er 1st. 1920, is still
maintained b. a flock of 1876
white wyandottes owned by Mrs.
J, T. Wilson. Hendc, son county,
this flock having produced an av-
erage of l01.S eggs a hen since
that date. Mrs. Wilson's flock
stood sixth in the Nay records.
Flocks of thc white leghorn
breed held the frs four places
for high egg production, accord
ing to the announcement. The
first ten flocks also included two
white Plymouth Rock hocks. one
barred Plymouth Rock flock and
one brown leghorn flock.
Other owners listed among the
ten highest ones and the records
OF their i1ocks are a. follows:
Jacob Klingenfus. Jefferson
county. Us eggs; Mrs. Frank
Stapleford, Oldham county, II
eggs; Mrs. ]. T. Wilson. Hcnder-
son county. 1913 eggs; Laymon
Jones, Galloway county, 15.6
eggs and ]. {. Greer. Barren
county, l5.5 eggs.