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Putnam patriot., 1922-11-10

Tbsn.a Bell uao'sred to Baltic Ta-rssy
 Armand L.sot,r "a, ia Bostoa on
 
 Mir and mrl Eugene TetreAuIt zlert the Neek-en1 iu E0st0n.
 F H cosdssr and Albert P,ehie
 -e Is Worcester or saslaea Friday
 Mr and Mrs C. C. Websser and 5saYnteF shirley of HHIimantic sfse'lt sunday aa Mss. George Clifford
 The regular meeting of A. C. War aer W E C 2il be held n Odd Eel i5ws hail Tuesday. Nov li. at z 30 
 Mir sns mrs Clarence r WilIi4 are moving from Sunnyside avenue Co the Robinson hoase. so-eailed. on Church street
 Ara. Herbert Owen and son of Hart Ford aefe @eek -end guests Of Mr and Mr Raymond F. smith. Richmond street.
 Mra. Lawrence Young and son Sherwood from Stafford Spring have been guests Of her mother. Mrs. r. I. Baldwin
 Mr and Mrs. Owen Barrett and son Harold Of Providence spent Sat lrday with Mrs George Clifford of RinR street
 Mrs Bertha E stoekdsle. Farro~s street. and son William spent tne Neas end with Richard Stoekdale and family of Boston
 Mr. and Mn. George M4thieu and sfrt George FoRarty of Dauielson .p.nt Sunday with Mir and Mrs Fred Matmeu. Battey street
 Mir. Mary Evans of Farro~s street ra. been entertaining her graudehli- srer. Gladys and Frank Evans of Worcester the past week.
 Ms. Nellie C. Stone. teacher in Newburyport. Mass. spent the week end with her mother. Mrs. W E. Stone. Sunnyside avenue.
 George W Child motored to kiass- Bon. S. with Dr E. E. Loveland Fsesday He also went to New ork city and returned Thursday morning
 Mir and Mrs. Fred ] Wells eater. tstred on Sunday Mir and Mrs Philif Contra of Mapleville. R l Miss Me Ida Girouard of Harrisyille. K. l.. and Harry Spink of Brideeton. R l.
 Miss Ceeelia Le.ssrd. Red Crosi nurse. motored Co Newingtou Wed nesday wlth Levi Lapiere. where n. vfil receive treatment at the New .agton School for Crippled Children
 The Ladie. Guild of St Philip church will hold a sale of fancy arn eles cake. candy and flowers, Fridal afternoon. Noy 24. from to ( O clock. in the Guild Room. Tea wi, be served without charge.
 Dr. B. B. LoveIand left Tuesaa, morning for Utica, \. Y., Co spend week with relatives His wife will re turn with him and they will % . housekeeping ia the house with pr and Mrs. Frederick T Baldwin, Sun nyside avenue
 John Nj. Hogan. P. II. s. elan 20 now a member of class '2z. Holy Cros College. has written q poem, "Th' -lCall of the Bugie. which has been ae cepted for honorable mention in tn college anthology for the year by Boston firm of publishers
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-10
Victor

Tonight and Saturday. Grey Dawn. by Stewart EJward White. with Carl Gantvoort. eaire Adams and Robert MeKim
 Sunday night. Hoot Gibson in "The GallopinR Kid
 Monday and Tuesday, Hobart Bos- worth in ''The Sen Lion %
 "Wednesday and Thursday. Anita Stewart in Her Mad Bargain
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-10
WITH THE MOVIES
Bradley

ra and satariay eFree Ar, z Lair lev1s story
 Sunday night Btr IytclI in 'sFbe
 Between
 Monday. Tue day. Wednesday Mae Murray in ereac0ck Alley Thursday only. Vaudeville Cor -ue GaHth in Divorce Coupons"
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-10
St ph.lp. Church Note.

Reg Iahn l. Roney. Rector 4uLIas
 ra m Holy Communion 84 m. Church school tO45 a m.. Morning Prayer and fmoH
 Dn Iusi iaF evening Bun Ii, Che manfhlg meeting If st. fhap's Gud4 .iH be held With Nn Warren W AtsuH. Pleasant street
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-10
BUSINESS DIRECTORY First National Banl
 PUTNAM. CONN
 CHAS. H. BROWN, Prssidsri G. H. GILPATRIC, Cxshia Capital S10m Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent Safe Deposit Boxes For Rss Drafts lssusd On All Forsiss
 Countries

Charles F. Searls Frank ?. Rnsssa
 Howard C. Bradford CeariS Russell & Bradford Attorneys and Counssllors-si-l<s Central Block, Putnam. Conn Office Hours A. M. to ?. '
 Telephone 800
 Mir. Searh gives special sttsnnss to corporation and municipal l" Mir. Russell to Probate law and drsf, ing of wills; acts also as exeeutoF, s lninistrator. and trustee, in ths - clement of estates Patents ootSin~
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-10
ANNOUNCEMENT

'. Mrs be found second floor Saperaaoas hair warts and fectua eyebrows shaped all guaranteed tEFey except Monday, from 12 6 M
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-10
Out Domestic Section

E. sH st -ss ssaa5r's n5s needed tz-5-se
 Outing Flsnrels f9r all zs@s. z7 aza & 11. H Pan Ces5rs. E1ees ss. npss and 1ss-e st ,ssse prieess
 f5c. lse. ls-- and 2se yard Beacon Bath Robe Fl2nneb Beacon Bath Robe. Cord and Frog. Beacon Bath Robe Blanketa ezs $500 and ss-25 Fell Size Cotton Filled Confortzbles szss. s3.5O, s4.5o. $500, S5.50 and S575 6oxs0 sashua Woolnap Blankets ln Grey. par S4-z5 7oxs0 All Wool Plaid Blankets ss25 7oxso All Wool Grey Blankets
 s1o.75 7oxso All Wool Plaid Blankets 1HeavyJ sI2.so 7oxso All Wool Scarlet Blankets
 $500 7zxeo Bates Jacquard Ripplette Bed Spreads sass 51x90 Bed Spreads S3.z5 3 ib. 72xeo Comfort Bait, each Sl.1s 2 l-z lb. 72xs0 Comfort Bait
 ezeh sl.ooI 21-z lb. 72xeo Woolette Bait
 each s1.s5 $ inch Challies, best patterns Tor Comforter Coverings. yard 2oc $ inch Heavy Printed Satine, in beautiful designs for Comfort Coverings. gard 5sc A complete he of Jaganese Silk Floss Pillows. ln Round. Square and Oblenx. each 5Sc to Sl-lo COLUMBIA mEDALLiONS When your purchases amount 10
 S2o.0o a our store.
Putnam patriot., 1922-11-10

< complete he of JaFanese Silk Flos# Pillows. In Round. Square and ObIsng. each 59c to $l.1o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
ISSUE WEEKLY REPORTS
Statement Shows a Deficit in
the Reserve of ST.
472.loO.
IBy Aasocinted pren..l


NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The actual
condition OF the clearing house banks
and trust companies for tho week
ave days) shows a deficit In re-
serve Of s7.472.lso. This is de-
crease In reserve from last week OF
sl.e0i.1S0.
The statement follows:
Actual condition:
Loans. discounts. ETC., s4.5S2.S96,Ooo.
increase ss.9S5.Oo0.
Cash In own vaults. members Fed
oral reserve bank s66.250.000. de-
crease $4,000.
Reserve in Federal reserve bank Of
member banks $4,000. 900. increase
s2.5O5.0 900.
Reserve in own vaults: state banks
and trust companies s7,997,000. In
crease $4,000.
Reserve In depositaries State
banks and trust companies $780, 600.
decrease $4,000,
Net demand deposits s3S5So43, 600.
Increase s35.426.000. Omitted States
deposits deducted .S57.l19.00G)
Time deposits s+3i.962 900. decrease
s5.6OS. 900.
circulation s32.1l2.oOO. increase
Si4l.0oo.
Aggregate reserve s5os.ass.Ooo.
Dcficit In reserve S7.412.l90. de-
crease sl.?04.lSo.
Summary OF State banks and trust
companies in Greater New York. not
Included in clearing house state
mcnt:
l.onns. discounts. etc. s756,524.2oo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Ry Dudley siddnII.


NEW YORK, Dec. :.-What is B.
hotel man like when he's guest III
stead of II host?-
Does he practice what he breaches?
In the capacity and uniform of
beliboy | found out. The occas;on
was the annual dinner OF the New
York State Hotel Association which
brought l.5oo hotel men together at
the Hotel Commodore here.
Here's what learned during six
hours work as bellboy on the ban
quct floor:
Twenty-Five cents is the standard
tip.
Extra service brings extra tips. for
the hotel men are both discriminate
Ing and apprcciativc distributors OF
largess.
great n degree ns they reward SER
vice.
Not once during the evening was
! asked TO violate any OF the rules
laid down for bellboys.
How Money Rolls I'm!
My tips for the nights work to-
tailed SG.i0. package OF cigaretts. an
offer Of job and one glum look.
The dime came from woman who
asked me to find her husband IN the
crowd. The elum look came from q
husband. whom towed into iclc-
phone booth where he found himself
connected with his matrimonial re-
sporsibilitics.
Another husband, however, made
rp for 1t by giving me a dollar after
"A long and difficult quest for his
wife.
H. 6. Adair. service manager of
the Commodore. signed me on the
payroll at $25 a month
y IL Tins ha
you're ever caught splitting with a
grating bell captain you're hrsd and
so Is he The job should be worth
from Slo0 10 S150 month"
lie further stipulated that "cat
and sleep myself" Uniforms arr.
supplied. repaired and pressed by
the house, which maintains an en-
ploycs valet service.
C"linr Cnuscs Delay.
My badge number was 9Ol. '
changed my clothes in a clean locke
room and thought | was ready for
work.
But Adair discovered my collar
was the wrong style. He sent Bell
boy James Heating out to buy an
other for me.
offered Heating a 30 cent tip FOR
the job. Nothing doing. Thus my
uniform commanded professional
courtesy.
Bells. suns out my nrst Gus
toner. swung around. paced
smarly in approved stage manner
and came Z" a theatrical attention IN
front OF the manager OF somebody's
hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
VIRGINIA ENLISTED MAN
TO ENTER WEST POINT
Lspecial to Tn" Times-Dispatch. ]

H.
FREDERICKSBU Va. Dec ..
--Battaiipn Sergeant Major Renia-
min Whltehous'. az Fr-dcricksbnrc
Headquarters Detachment and com.
bat Train, one Hundred and Eleventh
Reg iment, Field Artillery. virginia
Natioha! Guard. has received notia-
cation from tn" adJu;an, general OF
The United States Army. OF his ac-
ceptance for the general cxamlna-
lion for appointment TO tn. United
states Military Academy at West
Point. y, y.
After successfully passing a com
petitive mental and physical rxani-
nation IN Richmond on November II
sergeant Whitehoust was appointed
by Governor T. Lee TriukI. az an
enlisted snau from the virginia Ma
iionai Guard To enter the United
states Military Academy Mr White
1onse wtll undergo thr general ana
anal examination at Font My,r on
March O.. lie 5 u gradual. OF Fred
sricksbur. High Schpol. ana a third-
year STUDENT ~ the Virginia poly-
:echnic lmstitut- at HlnvksbuYs. MIR.
Whitehousc. who j. "a son az Mr.. and
Mrs. T. T. WhitcjiouSe. Of ing city.
aas been accorded It signal honor in
ne state hrpoinimcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

Casually he surveyed the pose He
didn't like II.
AS you werc. he said. grim
ned.
That's better" was his comment.
Then he gave me two bits for get
ting him Il seating list.
This was lesson No. l. From then
on conducted myself like n native
OF the land of the free and the home
OF the brave instead of Il humble
mental; as n willing boy who was
ready Ia hustle. instead of a lackcy
Apparently the hotel men liked
that attitude. for the quarters came
fast.
Finttrry Works.
Judging Ivy Harry Price. OF the
Hotel Ten I;yck, at Albany. n. y.
even the seasoned manager isn't
proof against the nattcry OF having
Il bcllhop rcmcmbcr his name
me with Il message. That go; me a
quarter. l.ater in the evening he
had another little crrnnd for mo.
All right. Mr.. Price" said In
acknowledging Instructions. Another
two bits. Than he called me back
say. you're a pretty live hoy" he
declared as he surveyed me apprais-
inEly. "fon may want to leave John
McE. Bowman some time. and IL YOU
d" III have job for you. Here's my
card"
one thing more learned Bell-
boys palms don't itch But their
feet oh, mani
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
STRENGTH IS DEVELOPED
I'm MY. BOND MARKET
Forei gn Securities, Public
4,lAAity Issues and Rail
4iu, roads Do Well.
tBy Associated Press,I

NEW YORK dec. Bond prices
developed unusual strength in to-
days. ,pricf session OF the market.
foreign securities. public utility is
sues and speculative railroad mort.
gage making the best showing.
-French 7i2s, Cuban Railroad 5s
and Denmark is, each improved l2
points. and French SIS. Czecho-Slo-
moved up to ia points.
Tho advance in public utilities was
led by Brooklyn Union Elevated
first ,5s. which jumped 4 points. Hud-
son and Manhattan refunding 5s ad-
ranced and the income 5s. 3-l.
while Brooklyn Rapid Transit 5s and
certificate IS, Third Avenue refund
ing "a and adjustment 5s and Tole-
do Edison Is gained a point each.
The high spot In the railroad list
was Texas and Pacific hrsts. which
moved up ALP points. Chicago
Northwestern general SIS, of 1851
CO adjustment SIS and Chicago and
Eastern Illinois IS climbed Il-2 to
"a. with nearly score others in
that group gaining point or more
Gopher Company Liens were strong
at the, start. hut they yielded later
10 pront-takinK. Cero de Pasco So
dropping point under last nights
close. Wilson convertible Gs led the
Industrial group al end of the day
with gain Ia points
Except for a slight loss In the
third ti-4s. ali OF the United States
government securities moved TO
higher ground, the gains ranging
from to - cents on 500
Total" sales par value. were s6,ol4,-
o0o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
TEACHERS CONFERENCE
HERE PROVES BONANZA
City Merchants Feel Big Trade
Which Body of Education
alists Brings,

Merchants hore hnvo no room to
complain Of business during tho last
week. Tho Virginia Teachers Con-
ference. which visited tho city during
Thanksgiving week left behind II
n golden trail. and %as pronounced
one OF the most productive of trade
OF any conference which has been
In Richmond during the year.
The merchants are more than
pleased with business. as many of
the teachers did their Christmas
shopping while in the city. Broad
street stores We're packed several
afternoons during the meeting The
volume ftrade was especially heavy.
II was reported. even for confer
ence OF this character
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
TOBACCO MARK ETING
AWAITS GOOD SEASON

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHRrKG. VA. Dee. John
u. Oglcsby. OF the I.yuchburg To-
hacco Warehouse Company. makes
the following repor, of leaf tobacco
sold on the i.ynchhurg open market.
"runds sold this week lGl.1oo.
sold To December >. 1921, 3,.4o, 100
Sold To December /. 1922, 2.2s5. 600
Decrease for 1922. i.GS74uO.
The market is siili soncrIng from
want OF a warm rain TO bring to-
oacco in order to be marketed Re
ceip's would be heavy II tobacco
could only be gotten ready for mar
ket, but as only farmers who hav.
means of ord!nS tobacco can bring
II IN. sales were comparatively light
Tobacco was never in stronger de-
mand. nor buyers seen To display
more activity and while an grade.
brought splendid priceless the more
desirable types. sold very high in
deed. tue general average for the
week icing <@03'. which is a fine
nverase, 'anirg into consideration
the lars" percentage OF common to-
hacCo.
That tho farmers are greatly
pleased with the prices prevailing.
j. evidenced 10y the expression az
SatisiactiO heard on all sides and
'heN are universally anxious that a
season may come to enable them 10
bring more of their tobacco 10 mar
ket before the Christmas holidays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

BIO called Tho Early Development
OF tho Sociaiistic Labor Movement
During the Period of lSs4-1S9o." Tho
essays written by Lcnine when in
exile fiji several volumes. The
eighth volume Isl entitled The First
Russian Revolution. I9O5-I907." Vol
ume nine deals with the agricultural
question:. volume thirteen is on tho
World War; Volumes fifteen eighteen
describe the Reign OF the Prolcta-
riat." and the last volume deals with
tho Questions of Nationalities."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
MARRIAGES
AT BARGAIN PRICES
ley Assoclated rrcs.

KINGSLEY, IOWA. Dec. Mar
lagos afe being performed here TO-
lay at the bargain price Of 8. cents
spinster5 and bachelors who can be
induced 20 admit their ssiAcation,
ire being tied for 8 cents per couple
by Mayor Wormlcy.
Three couples were united a, the
bargain rate yesterday, the A,st day
" general bargain day sale being nut
IN by merchants OF the town.
Banks arSS shaving 81 OFF notes
laid today. 's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
decrease tl.o45.aoo

decrease tl.o46.o0O
Goid s+i2s.loO. decrease $4,000.
Currency and banknotos sl0.soS. 700,
tncreRso s6s$.300.
Deposits with Federal reserve
banks OF New York sSs.s44.4Oo. do.
;reuse 3ao8.s0Q.
Total deposits ssol.as2. 800. increase
8.s50.3o0
DO: ELIMINATING amounts due from
reserve dopositaries and other banks
md trust companies in New York
and United States:
Deposits s75l.730.5oO. decrease
S43o.6oO.
Banks: Cash in vault s28..sS.eoO.
Trust companies Cash I'm vault
$63TS2,3QO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Panama cnnnl Bren. Record.
IRy Associated Prcss1

WASHINGTON. Dec. ALI pre-
vious records for the number of ships
passing through the Panama Canal
in one month. as we'll as for tolls
collected. were broken in November
Reports show that 3l2 vessels used
the waterway. The tolls amounted
TO Sl.o64,44l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Mrs. A.quith Apologies.

LONDON. Dec. Mrs. Margot
Asquith. vito of former Premier Fl.
II. Asquith. today made public
apology for references in her latest
book to Lord and Lady Cave 1t is
understood that Lord Cave threat
ened action for damages unless
there was n retraction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Stromboli Quiet Amin

ROME. Dec. 2.-The eruption OF
the volcano Stromboli, which began
on Wednesday. ceased yesterday. No
fatalities have so far been reported
The entire population has moved
from the vicinity. fearing Il recur-
renee OF the eruptions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
PILSUDSKI AGAIN
POLAND'S EXECUTIVE
Try Jewish Geographic Agency

by Jewish Telegraphic Agency
WARSAW, Dec. 2.-Chief OF state
election to the presidency of Poland
by the ropulist Piast) party, the
group headed by former Prime Min
lister Witos.
This decision was reached by ac-
clnmation nj meeting of "Piaat"
party members of tho new Parlia-
ment. presided over by II. Witos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
WRITINGS OF LEVINE
WILL BE PUBLISHED

riga. Dec. "A complete edi-
ton of the works of Nikolal Lepine
Is about TO appear In Russia. 1t Is
to Include everything he has writ
ten and Will. In all probability. con-
sist OF nineteen largo volumes OF
over 400 pages each.
The material is arranged in chron-
illogical order. The first volume will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

Christmas clubs are known TO be
interested in helping fill enmpty
stockings
Savings Thus Far Reported.
Total sums in Christmas savings
checks were announced yesterday as
follows:
American National Bank S227,45o.2s
Bank Nof Commerce and
Trusts including South
Richmond branch . 5S.so5.oo
Broadway National Bank 10000 90
Union Bank OF Richmond $4,000. 90
Mechanics and Merchants
Bank. South Richmond. $4,000. 90
State and city Bank and
Trust Company. includ-
ing former Old Dominion
Trust Company club CON
tributions ............. l25,00O.0o
First National Bank 1853 $4,000. 90
Central- National Bank PSI 1000 90
Federal Trust Company 100000
West End Bank ...... lo5,OOo.oO
Richmond Trust Company,
Broad Street branch 100000
Number Of Club Members.
Estimates OF the approximate num-
Der of dcpositors in the Christmas
savings account are as follows:
West End Bank. ..... $500
Central National Bank ... 1000
American National Bank. 49,. $500
Bank OF Commerce and Trusts
including South Richmond
branch :. .............. $500
Broadway National Bank 49,. 1000
State and City Bank and Trust
Company ........... $500
Union Hank OF Richmond -. 1900
Mechanics and Merchants Bank 500
First National Bank ....... 500
Federal Trust Company. 49,. 500
Richmond Trust Co.. Broad
Street branch .............. 1865
ScW Gibbs 10 lie Formed.
II was announced last night tina,
the Savings Bank OF Richmond and
Broad Street Bank Will start Christ
mas clubs this year. Efforts were
made Tn get figures from ali the
banks and trust companies yester-
day as 10 Christmas savings One
| OF the leading natiOaal banks of the
city has mo Christuas.c lub
Central National Bank has sent
1000 checks. amounting TO s2sl 900
to its club members The Bank OF
Commerce and Trusts clubs. includ-
Ing one at its Main Street bank, and
the other al its &oun. n:yh;,ond
branch, reports $5S.Sa5 In Christmas
savings. which. with interest. will
amount TO about $4,000 Its main
bank received Sl5,26S In Christmas
savings. and It's South Richmond
bank si3.62' The club memberships
In the main banN Is approximately
500 ana in the South Richmond
branch about $500.
West ffnd Bank. with 5000 club
members and 1925. 0Ci in Christmas
savings land the American National
Bank. MY $500 club members. and
s22! t5o26 in savings. made most
satisfactory records
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
Crop Nrnr End nj Rocky Mouut

ROCKY MOUNT y C.. Dee. ON
account OF closing the market for
'hhhhSlN'nE holidays. there were
only four sal" DAYS this week. bur
Jug this time. jiilG2 pounds wnr.
sold ~ an average Of .S35 cents per
hundred. The quality shows de-
cid'd decline, very little good de-
sirable tobacco showing up. the Of
ferlnss being considerable n-typcs.
which is an indication tnat the farm
-rs ar" winding up Their crops. Tnc
market VIII probably sell around
3,""OOOo pounds more making a to-
tai for Tie season OF fifteen 70 six
teen million pounds, whjSp viii be
an increase over last year OF about
100000 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03
CHRISTMAS CHECKS
GIVE BIG IMPETUS
TO SHOPPING HERE

Continued From FRS, Page)
Christmas clubs are known to be
interested in helping I'LL enmpty
stockings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-03

Savings Thus Far Reported.
Total sums in Christmas savings
checks were announced yesterday as
follows:
American National Bank. .s227,45o.2s
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-04-20
CONWAY CLUB NEWS

The HuStlers at Conway are not
idle. Saturday, April Is, the club
met, and each member reported what
he had done. The report showed that
all had been busy.
The club planned for an egg hunt
Sunday afternoon, April 16. at the
home of Mrs. J. c. Wood.
When the appointed time came for
the hunt twenty members and num-
Der of the parents were present with
smiling faces. While the eggs were
cooking the club members were out
in a meadow playing. When the
eggs were done the children were
called into the house and four dozen
eggs were hid in a beautiful green
meadow by Mrs. J. C. Wood, Mrs.
Troy Daley, Mrs. Ida Miracle and
Miss Rosa f. Dalton. The most ex-
citing time was when it was an
nounced that everyone was to see how
many eggs he could find, and the one
finding the largest number would be
given prize. George Powell was
the lucky one and received the prize.
At four o'clock goodbys were said
and each one went home, after an en-
joyable afternoon.
Phamy Wood, Sec.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-04-20
POULTRY DAY"

Lexington. KY, April 1s.-Madi-
son county farmers and their wives
who are interested in improving
their poultry hocks will be among
those who will have special invita-
ton TO attend the first Poultry
Day" TO be held on the College Of
Agriculture farm here April 26, it
has been announced. While the pro-
gram for the event has been design
ed for farmers in all parts of the
State, the college and County Agent
r. F. Spence will make a special eff.
fort to have large delegation from
Madison county attend. The county
is close enough to the college farm
TO give farmers living in it a good
opportunity TO obtain new pointers on
the care and management of their
flocks, it is believed.
Following a description of the
farm by J. II. Martin, in charge OF
the college poultry work, those
who come here for the day will bs
shown the breeding pens where the
mating Of six different breeds viii
be explained, the broodes whers
800 chicks Of different ages are be
ing reared under coal and oil burn
ing breeders. and the large layinl
house Of the farm with 300 hens
The method of managing the layini
flock, together with the electric ligh
experiment TO increase egg produc
ton, will be explained at this point
In experiments now under way, tn