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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
DESERVED PROMOTION
FOR EX- RICHMOND BOY

Friends and relatives OF i.
Simmons. formerly oi Madison
county, read with interest the
following announcement of hi>
promotion in one of the largest
aud most successful law firms in
the south. Before going into the
service Mr.. Simmons was in the
insurance business i'm Delaiid and
since his discharge from the
army has been with the law firm
Of SHUTS and Bowen. rising
from minor position To the
head of the corporation depart
ment. All Madisonians who have
visited in the south in the past
few years have come home tell
ing of the success Mr.. Simmons
is making in his business ;ud
loud in their praise of his genu-
inc Kentucky hospitality:
Frank b. Shuts and Crate ID.
Bowen of tile law firm OF Shuts
& Bowen. and John s. Benz and
]. p. Simmons who have been
associated with them. announce
that they have formed a co-part-
nership to continue the general
practice of aw under the present
firm name OF SHUTS and Bowen.
Miami. Florida. january 1, 1922.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
FARMERS FORM BLOC
To REDUCE TAXES
ury Associated Ir~ssl

Frankfort. Jam The farm
or, of the Kentucky General As-
~embly are determined tha;
something must be done tn re-
lieyc farmer, of The state of the
burden ui taxation. 1t Is stated
here today. Plans are being
worked out and bloc> are being
'urmed with view To furthcrin"
legislation in which certain sec
ions OF the state are interested.
Central Kentucky mcmbcr> seem
- bc leading the farmers move
'Gcnt
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
False Report of
John Wsiamsker's Death

Miami, Florida Jan. 6-Whit-
ley Wesley Wauanal,er. a South
Carolina planter, died at hotel
here yesterday and today the
undertaken in charge oi his body
announced the death Of John
Wanamaker, the merchant and
former postmaster general. The
false report spread al over the
.Souht and got a FAR as Phila-
lelphia before it was ov&rtaken.
Il was announced there that
Ohm Nanamaker is alive and
t.ell in his oflire there.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
HARDING TO DISCUSS
TARIFF And BONUS

Washington. Jan. president
Harding today invited q number
II republican leader, in Congress
tu Il White House dinner tonight.
The tariff and notifications OF
the tariff to allow ficxibic duties
~ suggested by President bard
ing. and the soldier bonus will
be the topics for consideration.
with the police Of the admins
tration with respect 10 in;crna
affairs.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
leaves DAUGHTER AND
GRANDDAUGHTER HERE

Funeral services were held at
the grave in the Winchester Gem
,tcry Thursday afternoon. the
Rev. NJ. 2. Lowry officiating. for
Roger Houston King. 20. wso
died at Covington after all illness
+ ahout three years. He was
the father OF Mrs. Halle Mans
ield. and grandfather OF Mrs.
Frank Barnett. OF this city. The
immediate cause Of his death wa
cancer. Mr.. King was born and
lived his entire lie up until a few
,cars ago when he moved to Gov
ington in Clark county. In 1872
he was married 10 Mi>s Mary T..
Z, lem. OF Clark county. He Is
survived by the following sons
and daughters Mrs. liJllic Mans
ield. Richmond: Ollie I,king.oi
hamilton. O.: Mrs. Matte Jones.
of Lexington: Mrs. Kate Jones.
OF Covington: Mrs. Jennie Graves
ui Lexington; Arthur, Roy and
Sterling King. of Bourbon coun-
ty: the following brothers Jc!G
King. of Kansas City. Kan. John
K. King. Of Paris; NJ. s. King. OF
Winchester. and a sister. Mrs.
llollic Staples OF Clay City.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
POISON GAS is
OUTLAWED BY POWERS

Washington. Jan. Poison
gas - IN instrument of warfare
ua, out,avrl tcIay hy Great
H-itain. Japan Italy. France and
the United States. who through
their Representatives ln the
Washington Conference approx
cd the American proposal To pro-
hibit the u~c OF that weapon.
The conference took mp aircraft
limitation. but reached mo- con-
clu>iun.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
MANY COUNTIES
SEND WEED HERE
Tobacco From All Over Burley
District Sent Here For Sale
At Home House -

The Richmond tobacco market
continued the past week TO sell
capacity floors with pr,ceS on all
grades stronger than a, any time
this season. Many large crops
sold from this and adjoining
counties. including Fay,ttc. FIar-
rison. Nicholas. Pow ell. I.still.
Fleming, Masoffin. Morgan. Gar
rard and others and many crops
were averaging well over 40
cents during the week. All COM
pan 6 represented have been bur
ing briSkly and those growers
who have sold their tobacco have
received over three-quarters OF a
million dollars. Up To the pres
cnt time the Home House has
sold 2.3llS9O pounds for an aver
age of S29.31. which is right at 10
cents higher than the balance OF
the state. Sales will be resumed
Monday. January 9th.
Some recent sales:
Warren and Warren sold: l9U
pounds at 20c: 2l5 at y: $50 Al
45: 80 at So: 1l5 at Il: $50 al
30. 80 at 80: $50 at 50: los al
20: 100 at Is 81 100 at IS: 24O at
Il . Us at 81: 245 at 90; $50 at 30:
IS at s: 25O at / Oil. lC0 at q 1
- at q 5-4
Raw and Burton sold 80 lbs.
at 5Oc 24O at Is: 240 at Is: 3lU at
81; 40 at 81; $40 at -: 400 a,
-: 800 at -; $50 at y: sos al
s.: 22O at 5S: 400 at q.
Mote Casey sold: 100 pounds Il:
Il 3-4c: 100 at "a: - Al = : % nj
%: rs at 2l.
Stewart and Peter sold: - lb-
at Sc: 90 at y -: 10 at 81 lSo
at 40: Us at 55: 40 at 2S: 40 at
$40: 24O nj 500
Dave Lackcy sold 2i5 puvnd-
ut S5c: 225 at -: 2C0 ut 10: 2li.
at u: POS AT 10: 255 al II: l35 a..
-: l35 at :: 80 al Il; 225 at y
10 at y.
Todd and Turner sold: 255 lbs.
n 80: 80 at s.: 10 at 40: 20 at
10: lO5 al IS: 95 at y: so at q
l.'5 at 20: 200 at !.
Thoma, TAYLOR sold i55 lbs. a:
iOc: 100 at -: l55 at II ; 100 al
20: - at p: 10 at p: 100 AT y
155 at y.
Virgil eastman sold = lbs =.
/ t-4: b at y 81: so ut 10 81 :.
$40 ri 20: 24O at 25: 255 at 2S:
go at 20: 40 at so. -+5 at l. :.
los at 70: lQ5 at 4c: 2C0 1T ~ .
20 al So: $50 at 20.
Tavlur and Thomas sold: 100.
,ounls at .2Oc: p5 at 90: l25 al .
e: g5 at 4S: los at 50: 100 at To-.
ll0 at 81; l55 at Il: 40 ut 30 !
100 at p: 10 Oat s.
/. y. Lon. sold: $ pounds at
Soc: 40 at 40: 40 at -: = at
&c: los at 35: 2l5 at 80: 20 at 10 /
los at 45: lS5 at IS; IS at 20.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
Jake Herndon Flas
Stroke of PARALYSIS

Th, numerous friends OF Nh.
Jake lIcr1dou will be exceeding
ia sorry to know that he sus-
tanned -.rol,e Of paralysis Will
on the way To- hi, farm near Be
rca Thur DAY He was immc-
i atcly taken home and physician
smmon-i. y late report Frida.
stated hi- condition ~ improve
.and friends sincerely hope for hi
rfCuvcrN
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
Today's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, Jan. 7-IIogs 25:
higher: Chicago higher; butcher
cattle steady ; calves $l2.
Louisville, Jan. Cattle 200:
steady; hogs 100; strorg; sheep
100; steady: all unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
M Park Done With Athletic.

Ai.a -ASr'tit t-A = l-s'ei
Frankfort. ny. IAN. I-Jame-
n k. oi Richmond, Motel Cen
Kentucky athlete. and now
lcmhcr of the House oi Rep
rtatir" rom Madison coun-
=. * UE6ugh " 4 athllucs. ne
told ncl ,papc,mcnl here. ParvS
waA pr Eminent IN athletics ai
the lUn1 .crsity 1f Kentucky and
pitched for a time in the Amer
lean lcal .uc. OF late years he
coachcdi TransyIrania College
athletics. except Tor the time he
was.ir The army anl pitched for
4 Scmi-proicssior:l team IN Lex
ington Parks Is am attorney
and will dcyotc MS timc to that
he said.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
Dali Still Debating
CBy Associated Press

Dublin. ireland. Jan. / - The
Dali l;ircann appeared to be with
in p few hours Of vote on the
\nglo-Irish treaty when it CON
cluded It's morning session. The
debate viii probably last until
late this evening.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
Here's Is Game Bird

Spokane, NlaSii.. Jan. 6-Aiter
losing his right hand in a hunt
ing accident today. H. ]. Jones.
of Maiden. Wash. stopped the
flow OF blood. walked several
miles to his automobile and then
drove 10 milo, over iCe-coatcd
roads to a surgeon.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
Rural Teachers Wanted

The county superintendent OF
Mercer county has requested the
Eastern Normal TO send him four
teachers 10 begin next Monday or
February first. Qualified teach
ers interested should communi-
cate with President T j. Coates,
phone 702 81
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
Tobacco Bill Reported
Favorably in House

Frankfort. Jaa. 6-The Bing-
hdn cooperative marketing act
was reported favorably today by
tic House agricultural commit
tce with he expression of opin-
I'm hat i nH@ht 10 PISS The
bill, however. was recomrnitted
TO the committee with leave to
bring 1t Up at any time.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
Lexington Concern Bankrupt

Lcxingt ln. Jam. IS. J. Mars
Company. wholesale roiicc and
sugar dcalqr,. hlcd q voluntar.
petition iu bankruptcy in United
States Di> i'Ct Court Thursday
Liabilities of the company Wcrr
fixed AT S2}T2S.45. and. assets at
"'1 T.'i
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
Judge rmaer's Son Dies

Frankfort. Jan. billiard Tur.
ner. only son OF Judge {. {. Tur-
ner. commissioner Of the Ken
lucky Court of Appeals. died At
the home OF his father today OF
penumonia.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
.overnor to Write
Another Message

Frankfort. Jan. 7-Gdvernor
.orrow expects TO begin writing
) second message tb the legiS-
ure i'll the next day or two. it
stated today touching OH char
3,le. penal and educational in
utions oi the state.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07

FOR SALE-Silver laced wv
rooSterS. Mrs. Robert
II. Long. telephone kirksville 81.
long and short ring. 9 Il
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
,ce to StockhoIdsrs

i be a meeting OF the
OF the Southern Ma
its banking Office
Ny. ON Tuesday.
the election OF
Rllgland, Cash
I'd
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07

HELP WANTED-S50OO and
more weekly selling orr Fruit
Trees. Ornamentals, Shrubbery,
Roses etc. Best stock. Reason
able prices. Experience unnec-
essary Pay weekly. 1-l-s>-
Nurseries, b
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
Weeks weather Guess

W ashington. Jan. The
weeks weather prediction for the
Ohio Valley and hessee is
l nsettled - II snow az
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
Mems Suits and Overroats at
low prices.-E. v. Elder

Hear Baby Baxter sing
Such Nice People" at the Le-
gion minstrel Jan. II and lS.
Get your tickets early. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07

One lot of high grade Dress
Shoes for ladies, French heels,
Goodyear welts or turn soles, IN
black, brown, grex sand light tar
To be sacrif,r - 49, -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
The Weather

Fair tonight; Sunday cloudy
no change in temperature
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07

Watch Weai,ey Stanifer sing
Strut Miss Lizzie" at the I.e-
gion Minstrel Jan. II and rs.
Get your tickets earlv. It
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
Weeks Says Ford
Has Only Real Pan
CBy Assoc -ated iresD

Washington. Jan. 7-Secretary
of War Weeks today announced
that Henry Ford had made the
only comprehensive proposition
before him which included both
construction of the Muscle
Shoals, Alabama. nitrate project
and the manufacture Of fertiliz-
ers.
Nanny. Dad,ly's Lonesome
for You is "tIumptis' song this
year at the Legion minstrel Jan.
l. and Is. II
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07

Our stock of Millinery to be
closed out regardless of cost
E. V. Elder.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07
HE
COMMITTEE
-
r His Contest Case In
tie Senate-Solons Ad-
Iourn Over Weekend

Senator William l.. Wal
&c over Friday night al
nment Of the legisla-
end the week end with
5, Hon and Mrs. e.
:, here He was given
ree.ing by his many
congratulated upon
ich good committee
from the democrat
IS u Nir. Wallace said that
the col ee which was named
20 hea contest against his
eligibil TO hold his seat. filed
by Col, X. C. Oldham, is COM
posed OF splendid men.
Before Adjournment ol the
House Friday Representative
Claude y. Minor. of BOYLE coun-,
", introduced resolution MAX
ing next Tuesday the first regu-.
lar bill day in the lower body OF
the 1922 General Assembly. The
house adopted it.
Watch them come" s:ghcI-
Clerk lIoweS. "Somc of the BOYS
are 'rarin' to 60 and they have
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07

Down Yonder-" the ig hit OF
east. is Bill Elder's s0ng for
Legion minstrel and he viii
e. you like il. Getty 1.ickets
~ 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07

Ladies Suits, Coats, Dresses
ises are going at ~
x sale prices a
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-07

- N4'NH iuit "a 1lSd - -
The House Co.,mittce
held sort seS, FridaN when
the sta,ement o gatiol pre-
ferred by Bryce diff, iemo-
crat. ! b his cHoI unseat the
Rev 3 II. lohn republican,
Of the Brcathi! e district.
were presented.
The allcga.ion> Substan-
lily The SAME as Se made ~
ne time suit wa d in the
courts They cha hat Il S21-
coo -,luSh fund" 4 whi>ky
were used. and MA ther y-ol;.-
tions Of the corrupt + a cticeS act
including tie sending IL armed
men 'uto the dcmocrAW precinct
OF ClayhOlc in Brcati county,
where three Democrat election.
officef, were killed u battle
and seventeen pcr>ot II wounde /
and the ballots dumpcV into q.
river.
The committee adic vnel un
I'll "Wednesday aiternlrl to give
counsel for the dc sc time to
,ok over the reed Il file q \
=
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Elkton. Md, Jan. 4.--Mrs. Marion
Applebaum. wife of DIR. Charles APP
plebaum, died, yesterday, in a Cleve-
land. Ohio, hospital after several
weeks illness. She was % years OF
age, a daughter of DIR. and Mrs. c. l..
Maclkie of Lewisville.
Kemp l.. Harper and Miss Eliza
beth Bryant OF fredericksburg, Md,
came TO Elkton. yesterday. and were
married by local minister.
NJ. r. Gilpin, Pennsylvania railroad
agent at Elkton, entertained his EN-
ployes at his home on West Main
street. last evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Hubert Anderson,
who have been spending some weeks
here with the formers parents, Rev.
and Mrs. George Anderson. left yester-
day for Islip, Long Island, where he
will be stationed for the present.
The local fire company. last even
ing. was called TO fire in a chimney
at the home OF Albert Minker, on East
High street.
Mrs. j. ID. Smith and children OF
Boston have arrived at the home OF
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. r. D. Row
land, for an indefinite stay. Lieuten-
ant nt-Commander J. d. Smith, L. s
Navy. has been ordered to sea for the
next year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
enon Wins Fifth Straight; Weiner to Lead High
DO WILMINGTON FANS WANT
A TRI-STATE BASEBALL TEAM?

Wilmington spornen suncienty proposition
have
nances Harrisburg sounding the sentiment
the
Thursday
when plans will be the revival or the
Leagu
There undoubtedly
appreciate organized baseball volunteers
by of placing franchise here
plentiful This city wanted member One
backing
OF they
op'se ree''hS inc p s eian 100 much money was lost
OF
period.
Despite p.mism feeling Whining
the coming people OF
that they baseball The
ona pase has been growing popular and there
excellent possibility that the would
action this
In connection with the plans for the reorganization the Tr
State League has been
decide throughout country an
effort be made take
this city This possibility ia rather
and while avoraby major
league club because OF the small franchise cost
virtually big league club
In some minor league organization while outright
A PLAYING FIELD NEEDED.
One OF the placing team IN
the neld this The CITY does
satisfactory playing and one would have TO ns pro-
vded before carried out There br
been much discussion
that such venture would h .ucco.. ,I ~
standpoint including
would handle possibly
wilmington One very important fs.uro ,o ha s, ~ =, u - "
on with the establishment OF be considered
Tor the rapid
'he phase OF having this
is the Vaue that would
derived There may possibility up
In this his angle
Of Every Evening u,,,d ho .roo,,u, .
hear tho
ey or possibility OF having League one.
more 'he people OF the city back such people
be persuaded to financially must shown
that the people Of the their attendance and en-
nusasm VIII the o. the city do this?
wilmington has seen revival baseball during
' years Inc many
nuh interest ana there
The successful operation of
eanee AZ some OF the local
"hhe played
far 1t has been estimated
fns year when fifteen twenty thousand ,oor, 50.
out TO see The games played the in Ss aa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
0LDSMOBILE EIGHT SETS
NEW ENDURANCE RECORD

There were few witnesses. but the
roaring OF an Oldsmobils motor on the
California Cotati Speedway over 500
laps, foretold the establishment Of a
,000-mile endurance record that has
thrilled automobile row, showing just
what an Oldsmobile model AZ S-cyl-
inder will do. One thousand miles in
sss minutes. an average OF &C q miles
per hour--that's what she turned up.
Sunday morning at .05 a. m. the roar
started; II finished at 5.04 }. m. the
same afternoon, having finished one
thousand of the most thrilling mhes
of speed, that have been witnessed on
the Pacific Coast.
Never throughout the entire run did
the Oldsmobile miss a shot" of the
motor and never aid any trouble Of
any kind impede progress. The bon
net was never lifted during the entire
/ 900 mile run.
The first half Of the run. 500 miles
per hour, the second at 1904 miles per
hour. the first being slower on ac-
count of the fog.
After the completion of the thous-
and-mile run, one lap of the track
mile and {. quarter, was covered in
| high gear in minutes. Is seconds
for a slow" lap, without raising the
hood of the car or making any change
whatsoever, as a demonstration OF the
! flexibility of the engine, and much
| interest was shown by the watchers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
FRIENDS QUINTET
TO RESUME GAME
Local Ouakers Will Meet ST. Ag-
nes' High Friday Night; Sec
ond Teams 10 Clash.

Tho basketball team of the Whining
ton Friends school viii resume its
usual swift game. after the holidays
lay .6n, The game viii be played
against -. Agnes iiigh, OF Philadel-
phla. The second teams also Will
clash. The time Is set FOR SIS.
THIS IL the nrst time the euakers
have met the Philadelphia team in this
hranth ~ sport. Last May. In a
baseball engagement. the locals easily
were victorious. scoring upwards of
80 runs In basketball. nevertheless.
the ST Agnes lads have a noted rec
ord, and clash between these teams
Win hc ~ much interest In local sc-ho-
lastlc athletic circles.
Tho Friends team is now rounded
out by the addition of Captain Coy. a
veteran guard. and Finn, the fast
center and forward. These. together
with Haitsch. Long. fvle and Moore
will make up one OF the most formid-
nlhc teams In the history of the insti-
tuition.
Tho squad has lately had great
truuhlc ln scoring during the first
period of play. due. not 10 defective CO.
operation. hut 90 unskillful shooting
i.fliriUn and constant practice. how
ever. has practically cradicated these
errors, and large scores are expected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
FIRST TITLE GAME
TOMORROW NIGHT
Defiance and Wilmington Col
legians to Clash on Auditor
ium Floor in Cage Battle.

Defiance and the Wilmington Col
legiate basketball teams will play the
first game OF a fve-game series of
basketball games. which is being bill
ed for tho Independent championship
Of the city. on Thursday night at the
Auditorium.
The series should attract a lot of
attention as both OF the contestins
clubs have very fast squads. The
Eastern League or professional rules
VIII govern the first two contests and
he intercollegiate rules will be used
In the next two. The fifth game. II
necessary. will be played one half
Eastern and one half intercollegiate
Defiance has been one of the lead
ing cage teams of the city for many
eyears. Last year they were claimants
or the much disputed championship
The Wilmington Collegians were or
ganized this year and they have some
OF the fastest players in the state
Sank" McCaughn and Alexander. two
OF the best wooden way artists ever
turned out at Delaware University
form the backbone OF the Collegiate
team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-04
POULTR SHOW
OPENED TODAY
Experts TO Give Lectures Each
Evening on Matters of
Interest.

Dr. G. tc. Palmer OF the University
OF Delaware viii lecture on Cholera
IN Chickens and Pigeons" AT tonights
exhibit OF the Diamond State Poultry
and Pigeon Association. which opened
today at S36 Market street. This
topic Will be interesting 10 the uany
poultry breeders and pigeon owners q
this city
Similar lectures will be given By the
poultry experts Of the university each
night during the remainder Of tho
week While the exhibit was not
scheduled 20 open until todny hum
dreds of citizens gathered At the ex.
hibit hall last night and watched tho
uncooping OF tho blue blooded fowls.
The display OF Barred Rocks. 50 single
entries, was interesting and the lovers
/ of the $. Q. Rhode Island Reds, an
other American class Of poultry ad-
mirers, feasted their eyes on 25 singleA
and five pens. The Minorca class is
also large. Alfred C. willing. ~ Booth
wyn. Pa, and WnHah Pierson OF this
city having a number of fowls on ex-
hibition.
In the bantam class the BLACK Ban
tafns displayed by Jamoh n. W.
Thompson OF Greenville and Charles
|C. Speakman Of Harvey. Is noteworthy.
Mr.. Speakman also shows several
Black Tail japanese bantatns.
The pigeon classes are well hnes.
the West Side Horning Club havinr I,
entered a large class Of pigeons.
Mr.. Wiling. who has won AZ var'-
oug displays in this section with his
! ri d.
Of such fowls. One Of the interesting
features Of this years show. aside
from Il being free dikplay. is iha,
all eggs leid in the show by the blood
cd fowls viii be presented daily 10 fhe
Emergency Relief Committee.
Tho Judging Of the fowls was start.
ed late this morning by George Brown
Of the Hillside Farms, Avondale. IA
The pigeons and pet stock VIII Ia
Judged by Egbert Nuttef of this ci,v
The show rooms VIII be open daiIy
from 1890 a. m. 20 10 .. m. until Sat.
urdav