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The Red Cloud chief., 1922-09-28
Have IN Idea.

Adv.-"wanted, an experienced de-
sIgner to design latest designs for car
pets for carpet factory. triae
vague. but. ~ think We understand ,
what's wanted.-Boston Transcript. !,
The Red Cloud chief., 1922-09-28

Tho man who burns the midnight oil
never seems to make as much money
as the one who sells it.--Boston Tran.
script,
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-18
OLD MYSTERY or THE SEA
dent Which Disappeared in
the Year 1S4f2

Among the modern sea mysteries
none is more battling than tie vanish
ing Of the liner President in 1871.
The vessel was the latest word in lux
UriouS ocean travel, having but lately
been launched. And that day in March
when she sailed from New York for
Liverpool every vessel in the North
river paid tribute to her size and -su-
periorfty. She was 26S feet long and
Of cc,38O tons.
Early in April reports began To
filter into America from Liverpool that
the President had not arrived and as
the days sped on far into the summer
the agony "f suspense OH both sides
the ocean grew. On her passenger
list hnd been the names of many prOmi-
nent persons, among whom were the
celebrated comedian, Tyrone Powers,
George &. Goodman and the duke OF
Deyonshire. A few more than 100
passengers were aboard the President.
Whether the President foundered
in some violent gale, was sunk or
crushed by icebergs, or was destroyed
by fire, no man to this day has been
able to tell, for not even splinter of
wreckage was ever reported seen.
The St. Mary banner., 1922-03-18
Antiquity Of Porto Rico.

Ethnologists have reason for think
ing that Porto Rico and the adjoining
Islands may have been peopled from
the valley of the Orinoco instead Of
from Yucatan. When first occupied
by man Porto Rico may have been a
part of a peninsula connected with
South America. It's fauna and flora
are of the South American type. and
it contains relics Of forgotten race
which show evidence of a high grade
Of culture. Few traces Of these abor
igines are now to be found except Ir
the Interior Of the island. Among the
curious remains are stone-enclosed
lazas, on which ceremonial dance.
were performed. The remains OF
carved idols and pottery show no small
degree of skill and taste. No traces
Of stone buildings resembling those Of
the Mayas are found, but the houses
are of the South American type.
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Paradise Of the Hunter.

Eamchatka forms peninsula at the
extreme southeastern termination of
the great Siberian continent. Game is
pursued by the inhabitants all the
year round except in May, June and
July. Sable trapping is a favorite pur-
suit OF the native hunter. the skin of
this little animal being accepted as
the gold currency Of the peninsula.
The business Of buying and selling
is carried on with the natives through
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Chinese and
well-to-do Kamchadals - who, while
faithfully serving their masters, make
a fat living out Of 1t for themselves.
A veritable paradise for the big
game hunter, Kamchatka contains
reindeer, caribou. big-horn mountain
sheep (Ovis nivicola). the great gray
wolf and many varieties Of bear, all in
quantities unknown, says an exchange,
In any other quarter Of the globe.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Parisl
Of st. Mary

Z3rd Judicial District Court-Parisl
Of st. Mary
Mrs. Carrie Kramer VS.. Henry
knight. No. 1926.
Under and by virtue of an order
OF seizure and sale issued out Of the
Honorable the 23rd Judicial District
Court Of the State Of Louisiana il,
and for the Parish of St. Mary, and
to me directed, in the above entitled
and numbered suit, | have seized
and shall expose and sell at public
sale, according to law, for cash
without appraisement, to the last and
hi, hest bidder, at the principal front
door of the Court House in Franklin
st. Mary Parish, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE 1st, DAY OF
APRIL, A D., 1922,
between the legal hours, beginning
at IL O'Clock a. M, the following des
cribed property, to-wit:
THAT certain tract or parcel of
land, lying and being situated in the
Town of Baldwin, Parish of St
Mary, State of Louisiana, and bein,
a part of the Old Darby Plantation
and more fully described as begin
ming at point, on the Northeast
erly line of the Rosebud Road, al
the Southeasterly corner of lot form
erly sold to Lumene Girauard, theme,
Northeasterly along the line of sal.
Rosebud Road, One "a chain ant
wrive (l2l 'ilks THINGS Northwest
erly at right angles to said Roac:
four (4) chains and forty eight (4s,
links to the Southerly line of sale
.ane One ~ chain and Twelve az,
links to the Northeastsrly corner o|
the lot sold to said Bdmene Girau
I'd thence Southeasterly along the
sasterly line of said Girauard Lot
four (4) chains and forty three (43l
nks to the place Of beginning, sait
- containing one half acre and if
'17ded Southerly by said Rosebur
Dad, Easterly by land of Johr
Twin, Jr., Northerly by said lanf
A.. Westerly by said lot of Lumene
rauard."
sCHARLES PECOT.
Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Parish of St. Mari
La. February 21st. 1922.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Baton Rouge, La, March. A. 1872

Baton Rouge, La, March, A, 1922
By virtue of, and in .conformit,
with, the provisions of Act No. 300
the Extra Session of 1915, scale
bids will be received at my Office O,
OF before the 9th day of March
1922, at twelve o'clock noon, for tn
lease of the oil, las and minera
rights in and to the following des
cribed tracts in st. Martin, Iberi
and st. Mary parishes, to-wit:
"Ali the bsd Of Lake Fausse Poin
situated in above mentioned parishes
together with all the lands and bat
lures belonging to the State within
he confines of said lake."
Lessee must agree to pay a cash
oonus for the lease, a royalty of not
less than one-eighth of the oil ant
ther n.inerals, one-eighth of ths
S produced and saved; agree tt
rlIl within a certain period and X
4rill offset wells if necessary k
protect the States interests and te
not suitcase unless agreed to by the
Governor.
Certified check to the amount Of
Five Hundred Dollars (s50o.o0)
shall accompany each bid, and sale
certified check shall be forfeited t.
the State by the successful bidder ill
the event said bidder does not ente,
into written contract within ten days
after his bid shall have been accept
ed.
The right to reject any and ali
Ids is reserved.
JOHN M. PARKER,
GovexuW @ Louisiana
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The Apple Of Eden.

From time immemorial the apple
has been blamed for being the cause
Of mans downfall in the garden of
Eden. We have even gone so far as
to call our Adams apple by that name
in memory Of the incident.
As a matter Of fact, the word apple
does not appear in that part Of Gene
sis treating with the Garden Of Eden,
the "fru1f OF the tree" being the words
always used. The fallacy arose from
the fact that the word apple has In
many languages the general meaning
Of fruit, Sand that before an English
translation Of the Bible was permitted
the story was incorrectly spread by
ignorant churchmen. and athgs look
root too deeply to be eradicated.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
23rd Judicial District Coura-Paris
of 81. Mary.
Joseph +. Kramer VS.. W. ]. Simms.
No. Is. 2SZ.


Joseph +. KRAMER VS.. W. ]. Simms.
No. Is. 252.
Under and by virtue of an order
f seizure and, sale issued out Of the
honorable the 23rd Judicial District
court of the State Of Louisiana in
md for the Parish Of st. Mary, and
% me directed, in the above entitled
nd numbered suit, I have seized
ina shall expose and sell at public
sale. according to law, for cash.
without appraisemeni, 10 the last and
rghest bidder, At the principal front
i''or OF the Court House 10 Esrankliu,
st. Mary Parish. Louisisut.. on.
SATURDAY. TIE 2sTH DAY. OF
MARCH A. ID. 1922.
between the hours Of 11-o'clock a. M.
and 4 o'clock p. m., the following
described property. to-wit:
U5 A certain tract or parcel Of 1ana
'onSaintn, about sixteen acres li6kpcrs
4 land superGoist measure, being the
and allotted to Hyacfnthe Balthasar in
IN acl OF Partition with julien Itfeuue.
'xceuted on July 10Th, fe,G. and recorded
n Book OF Conveyances, page 4a7, entry
No. 10, ,lo3. wherein the said land Is des-
n,
inthe Baltbazar takes as his FUN sbsrs
nd interest tbat portion Of said lxtd w.
next to the land Of Michel Joachim
nd others, situated on the west side of
he public road, together With said 1rOaa,
va, or lane Ia fui! u hts share. iutesest.
tile and demapd "a aud to said truct Of
and 90 acquired by them origiuaiIY, the
aid portion 50 taken BY him havtae sbuut
me a'pent front On the west side Of the
.,ubiic road augmented BY said oAdgay.
the depth back with parallel lines 10
he depth OF bafd tract from said. road.
nu Is Uounued above or north by lsnds
I Julien Etieune; east by said public
rad; south by land Of Michel Joachi'n
nd others. and west by isnds Of Mrs.
Han" And the entire tract Of land
aere'a aspa aeh re.e,rea to as being partisioned.
act oi land situated IN this Parish. con.
"ininy ab' ut thirty-six sup~rnciai ar
penis. founded north rs lauu Of Maree.
lie 1hoMaa; east by Day0u Teche: eoIth
v ''nd "f Michel Joachim, and west bv
lads Of Mrs. Siiiau.n
~ 'Iso = certain lot or parcel Of land
with the buildings and improvemcals
toereon, not Tar from the tgsot OF land
above described. and lying On the east
side OF the maiu public road along Bayou
Ieene, and having . front Of about ono
hundred fest ol said public road, aud
cumming back besw cen parallel lines To
bayou Teche, bounded on the .souih by
,s esserved road. north by nes Ligaes .Plsn-
Botn Of the above items Of property be.
'ny Tue same pt9perty purchased this
lay by Joseph I. krsner. Ut shevin's sale
The suit Ot Sluo. Abrsham vs.. Octave
islt lth3xar, 1t. Ais, No. ls.55D Of the
i0eket OF tue ?3rd judicial District Co2rt
VI the Perish OF st. Harry, Louisiana.
CHARLES IECoT,
Sbaxi6.
Sesrif's Ottce, Pari.h Of d Mary, u,
FebsQary lltA laa2.
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Potent.

He Rugged her In the shadowy hall
way.
"Oh." she giggled breathlessly. II
never realized the power Of the press
until this nomsnt."-American Legion
Weekly.
Her cSononiy.
Wife-Ihe tailor said he couIdn
make the gown for less than S12J,
! told him to go ahead.
Hub--Why in the world didn't ye.
consult me first?
Wfe-I did9s want to spend :;
nickel telephoning, deaf.-New Have.
Rsslass.
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Telephone! !!

II ONE owners should look
- upon their insurance
agent as a specialist in pro.
tection-ready to be consult.
ed at any moment.
In this agency you
may Gnd exactly that
sort of service at your
disposal.
Call on this agency.
John c. c.Lewis & Co.,
Agents.
franklin. la.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07

drake, second duck, nrst young drake.
and young duck; #. JArkin. second
drake, FIRST duck; j. Marvel, third
drake. third duck.
C~apons-Block IAngshaps-Dcorge
Hyatt, FIRST and second.
Jersey Giant Capons-AiI awards 70
HnI Girt Farm.
Farm Flocks, American Class
Brook wood Farm, first; lockwood. sec-
ond; Mrs. j.. C.. Walker. third; Hin
Girt Farm, fourth.
Farm Flock, Mediterranean Glass;
Robert Newlyn. frst; Launan
Brothers. second: IT. Birmingham,
third and fourth.
Eggs.
Brown Eggs-Mrs. III. l.. Chandler
first: Mrs. A. Doronham, second: w
l.. Dilworth. third.
White Eggs-A. G.. willing, fret
M. Eaby, second; X. A. Newlyn, third
Heavy Eggs-W. l.. Dilworth, first
X. Newlyn, second; Mrs. A. Downhan
third.
Game Bantnms.
Black Breasted Red Game Bantam
ALL awards TO Irwin j. Matlack.
Bfrchen Game B~antams-J. II
Thompson, fr5t cock, first and secon,
hen. first and second cockerel. frs
and second pullet, first pen: Ola @
Wahl, second cock. third hen, thfr,
cockerei. third pullet. second pen.
White Game Bantams-Ail award
to A. r. Wahl.
Golden Seabright Bantams-Al
awards to George Krause. Jr.
Silver Seabright Bantams-Jame
Thompson, first pen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
SWINE DEPARTMENT

Junior Boar Pig. Moses Eaby, first
and second.
Aged Sow. Moses Eaby first.
Junior Sow Pig, Moses Eabv. frat
and second.
-Four animals. produce of one dam
OF n litter. and nus be owned by ex-
nioltcr N cannot compete in Herd
Class" B. F. Coombe. first.
Soy and TOT less than six sucklinrs
(sow cannot compete in any other
class. c. +. Coombs, first.
champion Boar. Moses Eaby. first.
Champion Sow, Moses Eaby. first.
Berkshire.
Aged Boar, Longwood, Inc, first;
j. NJ. Carter, second.
Junior Yearling Boar, Longwood
Inc, first.
Senior Boar Pig, University Of Della
ware, first.
Junior Boar Pig, Longwood. Inc.
first; j. II. Mitchell & Sons. second.
Aged Sow, Longwood, Inc, first and
second.
Junior Yearling Sow, Longwood.
Inc, first and second.
Senior Sow Pig, University of Della
ware, first; Longwood, Inc, second.
Junior Sow Pig, Longwood. Inc
first; ]. II. Mitchell & Sons second
HERD onsist of four animals, one
Boar and Sow. either Junior or
Senior Yearling and two Junior or
senior Sows (animals competing In
this class cannot compete in class for
produce of n DAMP, Longwood
Inc, first.
-Four animals, produce Of one Dam
OF one litter. and must DO owned by
exhibitor and canno compete in Herd
Glass;" j. II. Mitchell & Sons, first.
Champion Boar. Longwood. Inc.
first.
Champion Sow. Longwood, Inc.
first.
;, Hampshire.
Aged Boar. Liseter Farm. first; C
M. Beakenkon. second.
Senior Yearling Boar, G. NJ. Beaden.
koff. first.
Junior Yearling Boar, C. NJ. Beaden
koff, first.
Senior Boar Pig, c. NJ. Beadenkon
first, Liseter, Farm, second.
oHtfNt pOo At i<iStltI TdTlHs ITS
and second.
/ Aged Sow, c. NJ. Beadenkoff. first
Delaware Land and Development Co
second.
Senior Yearling Sow, Liseter Farm
r first; c. NJ. BeadenkofY, second.
r Junior Yearling Sow, C. NJ. Beaden
koff, first.
Senior Sow Pig, Liseter Farm, first
: c. NJ. Beadenkon, second.
Junior Sow Pig, C. NJ. B~eadenkof
first; Liseter Farm, second.
Herd consists of -four animals on
Boar and one Sow, either Junior &
Senior Yearling, and two Junior @
Senior Sows (animals competing /
this class cannot compete in class fo
Produce Of one Dam'), C. NJ. Beader
koff, first; Liseter Farm, second.
-Four animals, produces ef one Dan
e of one litter, and must b. owned b
exhibitor INK cannot compete
Herd Class" Liseter Farm, first:
M. Beadenkoff, second.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
POULTRY

Werner, second and third puIlets;
Mrs. r.. Limpkun. second cockerel.
Rose Comb Anconas--E. j. Chand-
Ter. first and second cock. hen. cock
erel, pullet first pen.
Buttcrcups-W. S. Scott, first and
third cocks, first and second hen,
cockerel and pullet: Mrs. r. M.
P%onchee. second cock.
Silver Gray Dorkins-N. r.. Tenn
pie. first pen.
Colored Dorkins-N. q. Temple,
first and second hen.
Single Comb White Orpingtons-
IL. J. Chandler. first and second hen.
N. G.. Temple wins nil prizes In
blue and black O~rpingtons.
Buff Orpingtons-Breideblik Farm.
first cock, first and third hen. second
coclterel, second pen; j. II. Darlington.
first and third cockerel, third pullet:
q. H.. Pierce. second cock and hen: J.
Il. wilkins, first and second puilet,
first pen.
Red sussex-All award. 10 Booth
brook Farm.
Light Sussex-All awards to n. G.
Temple.
Dark Cornish-H. du Point. first
cock, first and third hen, third cock
erel. first, second and third pen; Ye
Hearts Desire Farm. second cock and
hen. first and second cockerel and pull
let; c. Berrine, third cock, third pull
let.
White Crested Black Polish-Ar
awards to Il. J. Chandler.
Sober Spangled Hamburgs-AI
awards to r. M. Head.
Hondaus. Salmon FaberoIles and
White Faberolles-AlI awards TO N
G.. Temple.
Brown Red Game-N. @. Temple
first hen.
Pet Game-J. NJ. Maddox, f,rst cock
Frizzles-All awards to N, @, Tenn.
pie.
Naked Neck-Al awards TO Ray.
mond Head.
Jersey Giants-All awards TO IN.
Breideblik Farms.
Chinese Geese-All awards to josh
Marvel, 4th.
Bronze Turkeys-Harry Whitnsy
first tom. first hen. first youngstel
and hen u. Marvel. second tom, sec
ond and third pen. Mrs. Hudson
Walker third tom.
White Turkeys-Ben. Coombs. frs
tom; ElwOod Pierson. second tom an,
first hen.
N~arrogansett Turkeys-M. +
Coombs. first hen.
Toulouse Geese-Mrs. r. e. Wa
l ker, first gandsr and gooss.
Canadian Geesc-An awards TO ]
Larkin.
[ White Muscovies-All awards TO r
Whitney.
: White Pekfn Ducks-Hillside Farm
! first drake and duck, third, youn
i drake; N. G.. Temple. first youn
drake and duck; Ye Hearts Devin
Farm, second young drake and duck
Levin Steele. first and second hen.
i Mallard Ducks-Hillside Farm. fir.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
FRUIT DEPARTMENT

6taymen Winesap. Il. b. Miiburn,
first: Armstrong and Son, second.
Strawberry. +. H.. Buckingham and
Son. hrst; II. w. Lloyd, second.
Tallman's Sweet. IL, w. Lloyd.
nrst.
Wagner. Fl. w. Lloyd. nrst.
Winesap. f.. h. Milburn, FIRST:
Nsudain and Son. second.
Yellow Transparent, Armstrong and
Son. nrst.
York Imperial. r. Il. Milburn, FIRST
F. IL. Buckingham and Son, second.
Crab Apples.
Gibbs, Armstrong and Son, inst.
Hyslop, J. c.. Maclary. nrst.
T~ransccndent. H.. w. Lloyd, nrst.
Best Packed Bushel Of Apples.
Grimes Golden. T.. Il. Milburn, first
r. IL. Buckingham. second.
York Imperial. r. II. Buckingham
and Son. first.
Peaches.
Belle OF Georgia, Armstrong ant
Son. rrst.
liberia. Armstrong and Son. first,
F. II. Buckingham and Son. second.
Pears.
Plate display. o varieties, r. ]
Stahl. frst.
Bartlett. ii. W. Lloyd, first; ]. II
Hewitt. second.
Duchess. II. j. Stahl. first.
Keifer, r. J. Stahl, 1rst; j. c
Maclary, second.
Lawrence. r. J. stahl. FIRST; II. w
Lloyd. second.
LeCohte. II. ID. Connor, first.
Seckel. r. Il. Milburn, first; r. J
Stahl, second.
Grapes.
Plate display. 5 varieties, II. J
Haskell. first.
Brighton. X. j. Haskell. FIRST.
Campbell. II. J. Haskell, first.
Concord. X. j. Stahl. FIRST, f, II
buckingham and Son. second.
Delaware. II. j. Haskell. first.
Moore's +. III. buckingham and Son
first; t. a. Trimble. second.
Niagara. c. w. Forman, nrst: Il
J. Stahl. second.
Warden. II. ]. Haskell, first.
Ounces.
Champion, Geo. IT. Matthew, FRS
! Orange. Geo. 7. Matthews, first.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
Wheat

Longberry Wheat. Crop of 1874. D.
A. Cornbrook, frst; c. r. Coombs, Sec
ond.
Fultx Wheat. Crop OF 1892. b. A.
stahi, irst; ]. r. Stahl. second.
Harvest King. Crop OF 1922, j.. T.
Hopkins, nrst.
Red Wave Wheat. Crop OF 1922. J..
T. Hopkins. lrst; G. f. Coombs. sec
ond.
Leaps Prolific. Crop OF 1922, c.. +.
Coomb~. INST; c. F. Coombs, second.
Goth Century Wheat. Crop Of 1922,
j. B. Stahl. nrt. Il. A. stahl. second.
Miracle Wheat. Crop Of 1922, j. T.
Hopkins, first; 8. II. Hewitt. second.
Bushel Yellow Corn on Ear, d. A.
C~ornbrooks. FIRST; j. II. Mitchell and
Sons. second.
Bushel Yellow Corn. .shelled, T. II.
Rothwell, first; ID. A. Cornbrooke, sec
ond.
Bushel Light Yellow Colorea Corn
shelled, ID. A.. Cornbrooks, first; +. II,
Buckingham and Sons, second.
Bushel Light Yellow Colored Corn
on Ear. ID. A. Cornbrooks, FIRST; VIM
III. Naudain. second.
Bushel White Corn, shelled. r. A
Trimble, first.
Bushel White Corn on err. +. A
Trimble, first; f. b. Milburn. sec.
ond.
Six stalks Of Corn with ears wei.
low j.. 7. Hopkins, first; J.. b. Stahl
second.
Six stalks OF Corn with ears. (white)
c. +. Coombs. FIRST; II. c. Townsend
second.
Six stalks OF EnSilage Corn with
ears, Del. Land and Dew. Co.. first,
H., {. Townsend. second.
Six stalks OF Pop Corn, II. s. Ken
dali, first; ]. b. Stahl. second.
Bundle Broom Corn. d. A. Corn
brooks, first; ]. c. M~aclary. second.
Miscellaneous
Bushel White Oats, b. A. Stahl
FIRST; r.. ]. Stahl, second.
Bushel any kind OF Oats. VIM. II
Naudain, first; b. A. Stahl. second
Sheaf Of Oats. J.. r. Stahl, f,rst
b.. y. Stahl. second.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07

Apples.
Plate display. s varieties, Armstrong
and Son. nrst; e. h. Mnburn, second
BALDWIN. r.. b. Milburn.. nrst; r. IL
buckingham and sons. second.
He'll Flower. +. II. Milburn. nrst.
d Davis. Armstrong and Son,
FIRST; E. n. Miiburn. second.
Rrandywine. II. ID. Common. frst: II
w. Lloyd. second.
Courthouse. II. u. Conner. first; r
IL, Buckingham. second.
Delaware Winter. II. u. Conner
nrst.
Early Strawberry. q. h. Milburn
first.
Fall Golden Pipp,n. Armstrong and
Son, FIRST.
FAllowatsr. j. q. Jester. nrst; +. II
buckingham and Sons. second.
Gibbs. Herman d. Common, frst; II
w. Lloyd. second.
~Grayenstein. Armstrong and Son
first; F. II. Buckingham and Son
second.
Grimes Golden. Armstrong and Son
frst: +. ". Buckingham and Son
second.
Jcreries. II. ID. Conner. first.
Jonathan. Armstrong and Son
FIRST; Naudain and Son. second.
Landlord, Armstrong and Son
FIRST; r.. IL. Milburu. second.
Lawyer. delaware Red Wintsr)
Il. II. Milburn, nrst; Geo. T. Matthews
second.
Maiden Blush. j. G. Jester anC
Son. first; II. ID. Connor second.
Mann. Herman u. Conner. first.
Nero. r.. II. Milburn, nrst: IL. w
Floyd. second.
Northern Spy. f. r.. Milburn. irst
Mrs. Cooper 0ruwell. second.
Paragon. r.. II. Milburn. first.
PewNukee. f. II. Miiburn. FIRST.
Rawlins. X. w. Floyd. frst.
Rome Beauty. Il. II. Milhurn. nrst.
EoSbury Russe,. VI. ID. Common
Nrst.
Rhode Island Grccning, III. u. Con
nor. frst.
Shockley Hin. III. w. Floyd. frs,
Smith Cider. II. w. Taylor. first
r.. II. Milburn. second.
stark. Armstrong and Son. first
T.. n. Milburn. second.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07

Bun Cochin Bantam--An awards 20
James Thompson.
White Cochin BantansA-Jarnss
Thompson, first cock. hen, cockerel.
first and second puilet and first pen;
Boothbroolt Farm, second cock and
hen.
Black Cochin Bantams-Roofh-
brook Farm, first cock, third hen,
second hen: Miss w. II. du Pont, sec-
ond cock, first and second hen, first
pullet. first pen; George Krsusc, Jr.
first cockerel, second puliet.
Blacktailed japanese Bantans-AH
awards to Breideblik Yarn.
White Jap Bantams-A1I awards 10
N. q. Temple.
Dark Coewish Bantams-Aii awards
TO HalIeck du Pont.
Plymouth Rock Bsnfsms-AU
awards TO Mrs. Il. VI. Poucher.
Rabbits.
Black English Rabbits-Miss Alics
du Pont, all awards.
Belgian Hares-AI awards 20 Fred
Eaby.
Gray flemish Giants-AIi awards
10 Henry Parnsjenski.
Pigeons.
Blue and Black Homers-Aii awards
to r. l.. McGinnes.
White Rollers-Ali awards 10 A. r.
VAIL.
White FantalI loose saddle svafton
black and white checkered crested
sinabean; silverneck, blue and white
tumblers. black and white tumblers-
All awards to DR.. T.. Binton Pierson.
white Mondains, blue runts and
lsilver runts-Al awards TO 4. r. Wahl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-09-07
GRAIN AND FORAGE DEPARTMENT

BuAhel OF Oats and Rye mixed. j.
b. Stahl, nrst: B. A. ,Stahl, second.
Bushel OF Barley and Oats mixed,
J.. b. stahl. irst; b. A. stnhl, sec
ond.
Bushel any kind of Rye. h. A. stahl.
FIRST; X. J. Stahl, second.
FORAGE CROPS
lin the Green Stats)
Ahike Clover. j. b. stahl. first; Il.
A. Stahl, second.
Alfalfa Clover. b. A. Stahl, FIRST;
j. b. Stahl. second.
Red Glover. j. II. Stahl, nrst; u.
A. Stahl. second.
Peanuts with vine, j. Il. Still, FIRST:
r. A. Stahl. second.
Compass, j. b. Stahl, irst; y, A
Stahl. second.
Cowpeas and Millet, j. II. Stahl
first; Il. A. Stahl. second.
Soy Beans. j. b. Stahl. nrst; b. A
Stahl, second.
Hungarian Millet. ]. b. stahl, nrst,
b. A. Stahl. second.
Mangel Wurzels. j. b. stahl, nrst,
j. II. Mitchell 4 Sons, second.
Sugar Beets, j. b.. Stahl, first; II
A. Stahl, second.
Golden Lankard Beets. J.. q. stnhl
first; b. A. Stahl. second.
Sorghum. j. j. Stahl, first; b. A
Stahl, second.
Buckwheat, j. Il. stahl, FIRST; b. A
Stahl, second.
lin the Form Of Hay)
Spring Rye and Oats, J. b. stahl
first; b. A. Stahl, second.
Canada Peas and Oats. Il. A. StahI
first. J. b. Stahl. second.
Red Clover. j. b. Stahl, first: II. A
Stahl, second.
Orchard 0rass. b. A. stahl. nrst
j. II. Stahl. second.
Alsike Glover. j. r.. Stahl. frst; r
A. Stahl. second.
Alfalfa Glover, Il. A. StehI. rrst
j. b.. Stahl. second.
Timothy. j. b. Stahl. FIRST: b.. A
Stahl, second.
Mixed Hay. J. B. stahl. frrt; r.. A
Stahl, second.
Cowpea Hay. J. y. stahl. rrst: I
A. Stahl. second.
Soy Bean Hay. j. b. Stahl. 'rs.
tNorval Pepper. second.