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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
DISABLED VETERANS
GO TO CONVENTION
Twenty-Five Thousand Are Expected
at Minneapolis Sessions.

Eleven delegates left today for the
annual convention Of the Disabled
American Veterans of the World War
at Minneapolis, MINI. About $4,000
. veterans are expected to attend the
convention.
Those who went from Indianapolis:
Stuart Walker, B. c. Kloetzke, George
Reckner, L. NJ. Meyers, Perry Nichols.
Harry J. Winn, H. S. Childers, B. H.
Harold, Carroll Faulkner, H. G. Klein.
and Tony Lange.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
TRUCKS IN ACCIDENTS
Parked Machine Is Struck by Another
Auto-Driver Hurt.

A truck owned by z. P. Long &
Co. 116 w. Thirtieth St, parked in
front OF 301S Kenwood Ave. Friday
night, was struck by an automobile
driven by F. 3. McCord. 3349 n. Capt.
n Ave. Frank Sabec, q, of 1877
.ugh St, was driving south on
Wright ST. when his truck collided
with a touring car driven west on
Morris st. by Louis Amt. 1902 Leon
arc ST Both automobiles were dam
aged and Sabec suffered bruises.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
ROMANTIC BANDITS SEND
BACK VICTIMS CHECKS
Franklin Filling Station Operator Get
Letter From Indianapolis.

BU Times NpeCf1I
FRANKLIN. Ind, June 23.-Robin
Hood like. the three men who held
up Harry Bowen. filing station op-
orator. Tuesday. taking money and
checks, have mailed back the checks.
and a season ticket for the Franklin
High School basketball games.
Bowen says he is glad to get back
the checks, worth SIS TO him. but
he is hankering to see the bandits
again-behind bars The letter was
mailed at Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
Nepsha Laughs

Despite the heritage OF terror which
clings to the farm and the site of the
building which was burned. Nepsha
laughs at the suggestions of ghosts.
Even a dismal swamp nearby and the
moaning of the wind through the
pine trees fair to awe him.
I'm not afraid Of the dead ones.
it's the live ones l watch" he says.
When I move up here I can keep
folks from stealing my fruit
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
Seriously Hurt In FaH

Gus Haywood, So of 2444 Puryear
ST, was seriously injured this after
noon when he fell down the elevator
shaft at Pittman- Moore Manufacture
ing chemists, Ill N. Capital Ave. He
was taken to the city hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
Weather Forecast: s. $:; $ +: E: :;; u; {: ] :
Swim

The silent orator" on the Day
light Corner will carry this mes
sage in behalf of the Red Cross
beginning Saturday night:
Swim - swim Swin-learn to
swim. Be prepared to save life
The Red Cross teaches you how.
Free instruction during week
June 25 to 80. Register now at
Red Cross headquarters, fourth
floor Chamber of Commerce build
ing. AGNES CRUISE,
Secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
NEW WARD FOR HOSPITAL
DIR. H. G. Morgan Proposes Psyche
pathic Department in 1924.

Estimate of funds for a psyche
pathic ward at the city hospital is to
be included in the city budget for
1924. DR.. Herman G. Morgan, city
sanitarian, told officials at the month
ly cabinet meeting today.
Morgan also urged the mayor to
cosider the necessity for a 1oo-had
tuberculosis hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23

Thousands Of children who have
played unrestrictedly in streets and
alleys were under the safe super
vision OF playground Instructors to-
day.
Three municipal swimming pools
and thirty-eight municipal play
grounds opened.
Swimming pools were the most
popular places although all appara-
tus was crowded.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
GIRL BRUISED IN CRASH
Suffers Mishap When Parked Automo-
bile Is Struck.

Everett Fallen, 924 Charles ST.,
struck parked car belonging to
Joseph Strauss. 725 w. Twenty Sixth
St. at Union and Palmer SITS, with
his. automobile today. Alta ROLAND,
924 Charles ST., was thrown out of
the machine. She was found under
Strauss's car badly bruised and cut
under the eye.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
JURY HOLDS WOMEN
NOT GUILTY OF MURDER
Mrs. Anna McGinnis Charged With
Sister in Killing Husband.
'u United Press

CHICAGO, June 23.-The jury in
the case Of Mrs. Anna McGinnis, Miss
Myna Pioch, her sister, Francis Nee
and Charles Schade, tried on a charge
Of Staying Michael McGinnis, Annals
husband, returned a verdict Of not
guilty today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
KING ALBERT INJURED

Belgian Monarch Sustains Broken
Wrist in Fall From Horse.
By United Press
BRUSSELS, June 23-King Albert
of Belgium sustained a broken wrist
and lesser injuries today when he was
thrown from his horse at Laeken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
SUN SIZzLES IN OHIO

Friday Hottest June Day in Forty.
nine Years at Cincinnati.
BIZ United Press
CINCINNATI, June 23.-The tenn
perature began climbing with the ris-
ing sun today and southern Ohio pre-
pared for another sizzler. Yesterday
was the hottest June day here in
forty nine years-972 degrees.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23

I'VE have concluded that the Indi-
annapolis Water Company can keep
pace with the city without increasing
it's rates" said Edward O. Snethen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
CABINET MEETING HELD
Shank Asks Department Heads For
Suggestions.

Mayor Shank called a cabinet meet
ing at his office today. He ordered
city department heads to give sug-
gestions for the betternent Of the
city.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23

At Willard Park. one OF the largest
Fairgrounds. 287 boys and girls
plunged into the pool recently
doubled in size. when it was opened
at a. m
Another crowd OF $50 went in at
10 and so 1t went all day, according
TO Mrs. Dora Cooper. matron.
Other pools opened were at Ring.
gold playground and Douglass Park.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
RAIN BRINGS RELIEF
Five Lives Claimed by Heat in Twin
Cities During Past Week

BU LnitSu Pre6s
ST. PAUL, MINI. June 23.-IIeavy
rain early today brought an end TO
the heat wave that has claimed five
lives in the twin cities In the last
week. Severe wind accompanied the
downpour west Of here. Small build
ings were damaged and telephone and
telegraph wires broken down in the
vicinity Of Excelsior and Lake Min
netonka.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
BRITISH RUM
TAKEN FROM
LINER BALTIC
Entire Liquor Cargo However, May Be Ruled as Medicinal
and Therefore Lega-Work of Removal
Halted for Opinion.
Halted for Opinion.
BIZ United Press

NEW YORK, June 23.-Removal Of liquor from the White
Star liner Baltic began at 40 o'clock this afternoon conformity
h the ruling of Washington authorities that liquor other than
medical purposes be brought into American waters
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
BULLETS SPEED PROWLER
Police Take One Suspect and Search
for Another.

Police are searching for one colored
youth. and Charles Sneed. 10, colored.
706 Darnell St. is under arrest on
vagrancy charge. John Davis. 2347
n. Alabama St, told police Friday
night two men were prowling in an
alley in the rear of his home Motor
Police Heller and Petit arrested Sneed.
but the other suspect escaped in
shower of bullets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
BANK MERGER
COMES BEFORE
STOCKHOLDERS
Commercial National Votes on Proposition to Be Taken
Over by National City-Sufficent Proxies Lined
Up Before Meeting to Swing Deal,

Consolidation of the National City Bank and the CONNER
ca National Bank scheduled be this after
According plans revealed early the day the National
City Bank to take the other institution meeting OF
stockholders Of the Commercial National Bank at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-23
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11

VAAA' AlSSAASA ~ s0a AAS AONSA
mo - co chcete tedy !"
RadliGek nemohl uz dechu
popadat, koktal, zajikal Sc,
vsecek sc trasl a hnevive klesl
ma divan a hlavu polozil ma je-
no hranu.
Ivy jste prece jen blazen"
zasmala Sc slime Majznerova
a odesla do kuchyne.
Radl mel stale hlavu pode-
pfenou o hranu divanu. Mel oci
zavreny a ruce zaboreny do
vlasd. Vedel, ze Karolina zu-
stala pokoji. Slysel jak po-
tichounku skubala platno a GU
povala. TAX chvili setrvah O.
ba pomlcce, nediyajice Sc ma
sebe a jsouce prec oba napilM
nj touhou, aby Sc dorozum6li.
Dival sc ma Karolinu zaslzeny-
ma ocima a rekl:
"Co 81 o mne pomyslite?"
ITO je hanebne. jak Sc mnou
jedna, slecinko... Vam to ne
mohu ami rict, ze jste pocest-
ma divka!"
Karolina podivala Sc ma ne
no pohledem plachym, neddve-
rive a skoro polekana. v jeho
obliceji nebylo mic neuprimne-
no. Rekl to a myslil to dooprav
dy.
A znelo to tax dlverne, od-
dane. dojimave a mile: w jste
pocestna divka! Jako rosa pa
dalo to do jejiho srdce... a by
la by tn tax rada stala slad-
KEN rozechveni touzic, aby il
ia slova opakoval.
"Poid' jist! Co pax tam de-
las?" zakrikla ma nj dvermi z
kuchyne Polda.
Musila odejit do kuchyne.
l STUDENT tam toho dne obedva
Ii. Radl ostal pokoji samoten.
Kdyz Karolina odesla, vsechny
ostny jeho pohaneni zabodava
ly Sc mu znovu do srdce.
Pani Majznerova byla cd del
81 DOLBY bez noclehare Y kuchy
nj. Jeji oci padly IA neho. Zdal
Sc il snad takovy nebohy, re uz
nemohl nalezt lasky jinde, nez
v objeti teto zestarle, lihovina
mi nacichle zeny? Cd kteres
DOLBY davala mu prednost pred
jinymi. Davala mu vetsi porce,
pivo mu sama davala donaset a
do postele mu pfidala pOlstar
Jak to bylo vsechno hnusne, u.
razlive a ponizujici! Byl by Sc
propadl hanbou pri pomysleni,
re ostatni STUDENT to pozoruji.
Nestal il 0 to: prijimal jeji pfi
zen stale Zamracen, nedivaJe
Sc ma nj a vyhybaie Sc il. Vetsi
porce strkal .jinym, piva nepil
polstar dial do postele Vacho-
w. Jeho srdce, beZtoho naplnf
ne trpkosti z toho. jak Sc zde
, nim zachazelo, nyni teprve
bylo cele timto snlzenim zalitt
vasnivym odporem Ike vsemu
co souviselo timto bytem. By
: by odtud utekl, kdyby uz neby
mel studii ma male kdyby hlt
dani noveho hytu nebylo no v,
rusovalo z obvykleho pofadku
, Uminil 81, re vytrva jeste n6ja
: ky ten mesic a potom, a;
bude svym panem, az bude mi
: ii sve misto, re bude vsem'
: konec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11
1vxr''
"Proc?"
"Prptoze w jste jina, ne.

"Pntoze w jste jina, nez
tam ii vsichni..."
Citil, jak mu krev z rany
prysti a po prst6 Sc rozleva.
Citil jeji mokvani a rezavou bo
lest v ran6. To roznecovalo je-
no rozhorceni. Potreboval 81
sice by mu srdce puklo
litosti.
Zatim vesla pani Majznero-
va do pokoje. v tazich jeji tlu
ste tvare byla bezvyrazna
smes rozhorceni sladke laska
vosti. Pohrozivsi jeste do ku-
chyne, kde Sc STUDENT po SVEN
novem hrdinskem kousku pletli
kolem kamen, volala:
ITO jsou poplasi! Vsak jsem
jim dala! Jak esce jednou neco
vyvedou dam je vsecky
pryc!"
A potom neohlizejic Sc pra-
mic ma Karolinu pristoupila k
Radlickovi, po tvari no pohla-
dila a sahala po jeho ruce.
"Ukazal, kde to ma" re-
kla skoro septajic, tonem mazli
wynn a zalibnym. Zvedla mu
zkrvacenou ruku, podivala sc
ma nj a potom il slime pritiskla
ma sva prsa.
Mic nemluvila a jen hrdla
skrze zuby dralo Sc il takove
lisave, mlsne, skadlive mruce-
nj.
"Mlcel, kote - vsak sc mu
to vsecko zhoji, nez Sc ozeni,' y
rekla- potion a pohladila no po
tvari.
"Kote!" dodala potion jeSte
a stipla no do brady a trasla
mu il, oci siroce rozevirajic 4
1sta spulic.
Radl po celou tn dobu, co sc
pani kvartyrska tax k nemu
lisala, stal lhostejny, zamrace-
ny, S ocima sklopenyma leh-
ko odvracen k oknu. Karolina
kamen mu cupovala kus pla-
tene haderky ma bolest. Delala,
jako by 81 nevsimala toho, co
teta mluvi.
Najednou Radl spodivne Wy
krikl.
.'Pust'te," volai, q prudce sc
vytrhl pani Majznerove, jejiz
prsty nechtely cd jeho brady
Sc odtrhnout. "Co.yy mi chce.
te, co porad "a mnou slezete 2
lilly mu ma cele nabehly
Vjel 81 rukama do vlasu a zkr
vacenou rukou 81 pomaZal ce
le cello. Celia jeho tvar naby
la tim vyrazu zbesilosti. Mace
chrane vlasy, zkrvacene cello
zardele oci, rozevfene nozdry
zkrivene rty - vsechno hroZ
ne promenilo klidny vyraz je
no tvafe.
. Maiznerova IA krok ustoup
la a v rozpacich 81 stlrala skv
ny, ktere ostaly lpet ma iej
!jupce, kdyz ruku Radlovu prit
skla ma sva prsa.
"Co della? Snad blazni!' 0
bratiIa Sc ke Karoline, jakob,
nerozumela jeho slov1m.
"Ano, blazni!" zvolal Rad
$ novon prudkosti - Glove
by Sc moh zblaznit, kdyby je
ste dyl u vas byval. Styd'te Sc
Myslite, re jsem clovek ze sve
ia sbehly... ia YAM fadne pla
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\ II A y
r @ M A N s
Napsal Josef Merhaut.

ninou, porad 81 vousky potaho-
val listy v knize nepokojne
obracel. Jednu chvili Sc ma nj
upfene zadival, poslouchal jeji
dech, kterym Sc il fladra vlni-
la a n6jake podivne pomysleni
vehnalo mu cerven do ] celeho
obliceje. 4s
Polda prisla do pokoje zato-
pit. Dite, jehoz kirk prve Ka-
rolina u dveri zaslechla, pi.islo
5 nj. .Byl to chlapecek asi trile-
ty, slaboucky, bledovlasy, ble-
dy chorobny. O6icka mel ne
jak bolava drobatko smatlal.
Polda rachotila uhlim u ka-
men. Dite cupalo ramusilo.
"Pst, teta spit" hrozil ma ne
prstem Radl.
''Nevidano!" zabrucela Pol
da. .'teta Sc mohla Nyspat v
noci, vid'!' a zarachotila zno-
WI v kamnech. karolina Sc pro
budila. Spatrivsi Radla rychle
vyskocila a vstaia.
"Jezis! ia jsem nevedela... !"
zacala Sc omlouvat.
''To mic nedela, slecinko,
pravil Radl mirne Sc usmivaje.
sale prekazim vam," nami
tala Karolina upravujic 81 Via
sy.
Ostatni STUDENT sc uz take
v te. chvili hrnuli do dveri. V
cale vsech Vacha, ktery spatril
Karolinu u divanu volal po-
smeSne ma Radla:
"Radrle! Radrle! On 81 ma
mlouval"
A cely zastup hladovych VI
XII Sc rozesmal pri tomto vtipu.
"Tak on Sc slecinkou, CO
chlapecku? No, byl to hezky
parecek, co? Siknou Sc k So
be-"
A Vacba zvedl Radlicka ze
zidle, pritahl no ke Karoline a
postavil no k nj "a vseobecne-
no smichu. Radl sebou TRIAL zu
rive a vsecek zhledl. Vytrhl sc
Vachovi "a utekl K 5kkiis Stu.
denti "a MIN tahali no zpet
Radl sc branil a jak Sc oha-
mel, uhodil rukou do okna, roz
bill tabulku a porezal se... Sklc
zazvonilo podlahu, studenJ
vzduch vehnal Sc do svetnice
a Radlovi krev vyprystila 2
prstu.
! STUDENT utekli do kuchyne
Karolina sla k Radlickovi :
soucitne Sc no ptala:
| "Mnoho jste Sc porezal...? p
''Neni to nic!" rikal mall
student a hlasem litostivym, 81
zami dusenym, dodaval: ~.
Sc mi smejete, vid'te?'
/ ''Proc bych Sc vam smala,,.
Ze mate bolest?"
"Vidite, mne Sc smejou vsi
chni... Vsichni mne mali q;
blazna. Ale toho 81 mic nede
lam, to jsou hloupi lide. AL
kdyz Wy Sc mi sm6jete, to nm
boli...."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-11

dejela. Celou noe plakala a ze-
mdlivala. Pro tebe tady necha-
la n6co v kabilce. Snad' peni-
re. A tady psani. Povidala, re
musi Odejet, re by to tn dyl ne
|vydrzela...."
.'sJela DOM. - zaseptala ka
rolina q sahla po psani, ktere il
podavala Majznerova.
Otevfela je cetla:
"Vedomost tt davam, re je-
du dom, nebo jsi nam ud6lala
velke trapeni a ia Sc ma te me-
mozu tax divat. Devce, proc 81
tax zahanbila tvoju rodinu. Mo
je srdce je nescasne az do smr-
iti. Y te druhe kabilce mas PEI
lnize, co jsem ii zatim privezla.
Je to sto renskych. D6lej, co
myslis. Toho tvojeho nechcu
videt. Ostatni penize mas jeste
ma knizku ulozeny. Az budes
potrebovat, pis!"
Slozila psani a strcila je do
kapsy. Mic nerikala, jen upro-
StTed kuchyn6 Stala hlayOu
schylenou.
'.Tu kabilku pencil 81 me-
chal Kral... :" rekla Majznero-
va slehla 20 divce svyma GER
venyma ocima.
"Byla jste tam?"
'Hned rano."
"a co rikal?"
Stara zena povedela ii divine
veci. Kral pry rekl, ze utekla,
ale ze il nebude hledat. Musi
pry sc yratit sama. Jinde pry
5 nj nebude mluvit, nez u nj,
u Majznerove. Penize wal k
sobe, schova pry je.
."Tak tady ostanes?" dodava
la Majznerova. "Vsak sem
dnes beztak prinde."
Karolina, potacejic Sc skoro,
odlozila satek a sedla ma Ii
dli. Majznerova vidouc, jak je
slaba,. nabidla ii. ably, 81 lehla.
| Nv fpokoji 4vcil nikdor neni.
STUDENT pfind6 az v poledne.
Zvrhni Sc zat IN na divan,' =
fikala il. (
| karoline bylo toto nabidnu-
ltl vltano. Byla unavena.... a mo
hla tax aspon byti sama.
/ Leila 81 We studenem pokoji
na stary divan. lima il bylo,
az Sc il zuby TRASHY, cele telo
il bolelo.
Il Lezic sepjala ruce ma prsou
a obratila oci ke stropu. Tvai
4 jeii byla bleda jako spinavy
snih. Pod ocima a Cd korene
nosu ke koutkdm tally Sc il Sc
davemodre pruhy. Nenapalent
vlasy Y Gele rozlezaly sc il a;
k oboci. A jeji nos, vsecky tahy
" obliceji byly zostreny a zhr;
nately. TAX jeji vesnicka kr;
sa byla porusena zavilou bole
sti. Go il ted zbyvalo, myslils
81 Co Kral chtel, stale sc.nect
penez je tady, mohli by uprcF
nout. Ale ku podivu - ami t;
myslenka uz il ted netesila
Go mohla cekat cd cloveka, KIT.
Try uz ted nj takto jednal!
Ale konecn6 Sc il zdalo, Il
to prece -bylo posledni, co mo
hla utinit, ted, kdyz jiz ne
mela ma svete nikoho....
A techto myslenkach j
pfece prisla lileva: dnavou Il
snula. Spala dlouho a tvrde.
Ze studentu prvni prisel do
mi Radl. Ostatni obycejne je
ste bloumali cestou ze skol,
po ulicich "a deycaty1 Majzn'
rova chtela Karolinu vzbudit
ale Radlicek nedovolil. Podiva
se na spici divku a ieho oblice
! iem preletl takovy itchy, IA
i dostny usmev. V jeho pohled,
nebylo nic skaredeho, kdyz pr
letl ocima cele jeji telo na di
vane natazene' a spoonful pc
hledem na iejich sepjatych r.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-09-07
MANY BARGAINS.

We beg to call your attention to few
of our many bargains at this store. We
receive new goods every week and always
have full stock to select from. Our goods
must please.
One lot of 32-inch dress ginghams to
close at 19c.
Good line of figured and dotted voiles.
29c to Csc.
10-yard pieces of nainsook for 81 so.
Ladies new sleeveless sweaters, 81. so
to $3.50.
Ladies new wolfe dresses at S2.25
Ladies new Bingham street dresses. 81,
$3.50 and $375.
Jackson, College Girl and Memo corsets
Bathing suits, 59c to $3.50
Natural color poneee, Sic, Use and $3.50
per yard.
Collar and cuff sets at SOC to $t5O.
Kayser short and long silk gloves
Ladies and children's white pumps and
oxfords, $l50 to $3.50.
Boys 3-piece suits. $3.50 up Mems
suits, $3.50.
Ladies plated all-wool skirts at $5.98.
Simmons good grade bed and springs
for $18.
All size mattresses, SIS and up.
Crex rugs. 9x6, 8xl0. 9x12, $3.50 up.
matChoS, CnedpeI imam Wnolesale prices
per gross $3.50.
Rabbits 1915 and Star Naptha wash,
ing powders. 7 for Csc
Sopura shredded soap. made from pure
South American oils, 15c
Remember we deliver your bulky pack
ages-rugs, beds. mattresses, oil stoves,
etc.-to out Of-town points.
W. HICKS,
july 27-tf Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1923-09-07

champion OVw-Isu, Vvs~p.. Il.
Bradley.
Jerseys
Exhibition Herd-1st, Lee Rick
etts; End, Joseph H. Bradley; 3rd,
Umstead Bros.
Breeders Young Herd-1st, F. A.
Heitmuller; End, Mrs. ]. NJ. Mount
3rd, Francis Kirk.
Get of Sire-1st, F. A. Heitmuller
End, Mrs. ]. M. Mount; 3rd, Francis
Kirk.
Produce of Cow-1st, Lee Rick
etts; End, Umstead Bros; 3rd, F. A.
Heitmuller.
Bull, 3 yrs. and above-1st, Joseph
H. Bradley; 2nd, Umstead Bros; 3rd,
F. A. Heitmuller.
Bull, bet. and 3 yrs.-1st, Mrs.
j. M. Mount; End, Mr.. Lee Ricketts,.
Bull, bet. and 2 yrs.-1st and
End, Mr.. Lee Ricketts,.
Bull, bet. 6 mos. and yr-1st,
Mrs. J. M. Mount; End, Lee Ricketts, /;
3rd, F. A. Heitmuller.
Cow, 3 yrs. and above-1st End,
and 3rd, Lee Ricketts,.
Cow, bet. l and 2 yrs.-lst Um-
stead Bros; End and 3rd, F. A. Heit-
muller.
Heifer, bet. l and 2 yrs.-lst and
End, F. A. Heitmuller.
Heifer, bet. 6 mos. and l Visit
and End, f. A. Heitmuller; 3rd Mrs.
j. NJ. Mount.
Champion Bull-Mrs. J. M. Mount.
Champion Cow-Umstead Bros.
Guernseys
Exhibition Herd-1st, R. H. L.
Chichester; End, Kenilworth Farms:
3rd, B. F. Salisbury.
Breeders Young Herd-1st. Kenil-
worth Farms; End, B. F. Salisbury,
Get of Sire-1st, Clifton Laughlin:
2nd, Kenilworth Farms; 3rd, B. r.
Salisbury.
Produce of Cow-1st, Mr.. R. HI.
Chichester; End, Kenilworth Farm:
Srd, Clifton Laughlin.
Bull, 3 yrs. and above-1st, Clifton
Laughlin; 2nd, B. F. Salisbury Ard.
Kenilworth Farms.
Bull, bet. and yrs.-1st. r II
L. Chichester; End, W. H. Beard
Bull, bet. l and yrs.-lst, r. F.
Salisbury; End, r. H. L. Chichester.
Bird, Kenilworth Farms.
Bull, bet. s mos. and 2 yrs-1st
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and End, R. H. L. Chichester; 3rd,
Clifton Laughlin.
Cow, 3 yrs. and above-1st, r. H.
L. Chichester; End and 3rd, Kenil-
worth Farms.
Cow, bet. 2 and yrs.-1st, Cliff
ton Laughlin; End, R. H. L. Chiches-
ter; 3rd, B. F. Salisbury.
Heifer, bet. and yrs.-1st, W.
H. Beard; End, Kenilworth Farms
3rd, B. F. Salisbury
Heifer, bet. 6 mos. and l yr.-1st
Clifton Laughlin; End, Kenilworth
Farms; 3rd, R. H. L. Chichester.
Champion Bull-Clifton Laughlin
Champion Cow-R. H. L. Chiches-
ter.
Herefords
Exhibition Herd-1st, Delaware
Land and Development Co.
Breeders Young Herd-1st, Della
ware Land and Development Co.
Get of Sire-1st, Delaware Land
and Development Co.
Produce of Cow-1st, Delaware
Land and Development Co.
Bull, 8 yrs. and above-1st, Della
ware Land and Development Co.
Bull, bet. 2 and yrs.-1st, Della.
ware Land and Development Co.
Bull, bet. l and yrs.-1st, Della
ware Land and Development Co.
Bull, bet. 6 mos. and l yr.-1st
and End, Delaware Land and Delelop.
ment Co.
Cow, 8 yrs. and above-1st anG
End, Delaware Land and Development
Co.
Cow, bet. 2 and yrs.-1st, Della.
ware Land and Development Co.
Heifer, bet. l and yrs.-1st and
End, Delaware Land and Development
Co.
Heifer, bet. 6 mos. and l yr.-1st
and End, Delaware Land and Develop.
ment Co.
Champion Bull-1st, Delaware
ware Land and Development Co.
Champion Cow-1st, Delaware
Land and Development Co.
Short Horns
Exhibition Herd-1st, F. l.. Patter-
son.
Breeders Young Herd-1st, F. L.
Patterson.
Get of Sire-1st, F. L. Patterson.
Produce of Cow-1st and End, F.
l.. Patterson.
Bull, 2 yrs.-1st, F. L. Patterson.
Bull, bet. l and 2 yrs.-1st, End,
and Bird, F. L. Patterson.
Bull, bet. 6 mos. and l yr.-lst
and End, F. L. Patterson.
Cow, yrs. and above-1st, End,
and 3rd, F. L. Patterson.
Cow, bet. 2 and yrs.-1st and
End, F. L. Patterson.
Heifer, bet. and yrs.-1st and
End, F. L. Patterson.
Heifer, bet. 6 mos. and l yr.-1st
and End, F. L. Patterson.
Champion Bull-F. L. Patterson.
Champion Cow. L. Patterson.
SHEEP-MIXED BREEDS
Pen Ewes,2 yrs. and above-1st,
j. S. Bolton; End and 3rd, J. f. Mum
caster, Jr.
Pen Ewes, under yr.-1st and
End, j. E. Muncaster, Jr.
SHROPSHIRES
Ram, 2 yrs. and over-1st and End,
Owen Thomas & Son; 3rd, J. E. Mum
caster, Jr.
Ram, l yr.-1st and End, Owen
Thomas & Son.
Buck Lamb-1st and End, Owen
Thomas & Son; 3rd, ]. E. Muncaster,
Jr.
Pen Ewes, 2 yrs and above-1st,
Owen Thomas & Son; End, ]. E. Nun
caster, Jr.
Pen Ewes, yr. and under 2-1st,
Owen Thomas & Son.
Pen Ewes under l yr.-1st, Owen
Thomas & Son; End, ]. E. Muncaster,
Jr.
Hampshires
Ram, yrs. and over-1st, ]. D.
& Co.
Ram, yr. and under 2-lst, ]. D. |
Thomas & Co.
Buck Lamb-1st and End, ]. D.
Thomas & Co. Z
Pen Ewes, 2 yrs. and above-lst,
J. d. Thomas G. Co.
Pen Ewes, yr. and under 2-1st,
J. d. Thomas & Co.
Pen Ewes under l yr.-1st, J. D.
Thomas & Co.
Southdowns
Ram, l yr.-1st, J. d. Thomas &
20.
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Flour Mill For Sale.

One Of the finest mills in Montgomery
county, new building, new machinery
Groom dwelling, new barn and outbuild.
lngs, IL acres of fine land, fruit pasture
and trucking. Located at Hyattstown. Md
on new concrete road. A bargain fol
Sll,500.
CISSEL g. MCFARLAND,
nov lO-2t ROCKVILLE. Md