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FUR SALE-HOUsEs.
FOR COLORED
IIKE NEW

BETWEEN sHERMAN GEORGIA AYES.
ssa p'tasei e'Se:Sn
snf, ssnleeftricity ill., hardwood trim; lot Isxl5o to
For further, inforpsi.on, AT; please call
Main s,oo.S B. f. sA9a Us cHii Bin St. NV
sale. a fine semi etached home Of 8 rooms
1rs and bath b hotwa,er m heat and elecsrtc ghss
70 seod Sodeo oaas :.csien aS%e
Pss balance sSSo s. ress Small Ma: Sa snkS ss Se
Call ,us US for WIPE ty1.ei5 'nt0iEi TE%f? s;fH
NEAR NEW p1,o.' H.Ms s7.sSd' 1Sp GA AYES.
er sss on IN aosS Poss ,nd hs m9e
5; ss. a. 81 ss9 KS S rss1
ance payable only ss6 : month including all
ana sD.D Il %1 MHsGsxTG
sprcS82ssS5g$SR sssS'SSgg$SiH BUY.
v..n ,ns bfss .seq;
distance of the Bureau and other Govt. de-
sna can rhs b. n qeease bs
100 II yAtHTEr T. H.W' A. BaowSs Nam 1859.
NEAR lOIh P1,a. 1NP q "a; 40 AVE: Sc:
A dandy 6.room and bath brick house hall
so%d.,on: @ ssss..: enls $500 e.sS ssssISss
Main eli Open iii pm
ovrs2ooKfHs ss22S6ETEsTr rHe ReHNE NALL
NO. 1912 ST. s.w.
Hot-water heat, electricity. new and mod.
ern plum bins throughout house.
ern 0sn home eGu,pmen,s: S newly decorated deco M " sod
papered. presenting fine appearance.
Arranged in Apartments.
Convenient to Dsp.rtn,en: Ct ArricuItqre.
mithsonian Institution and Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing.
open for Inspection.
Reasonable term. Of sale
wM, P. NoRMoYLE .,..
COLQRED-S4. 800. OWNER WILL SACRI-
Morton e. % Lsrse back gad .o ss
home TO appreciate real value.
f0r oe'S''s wSPLE Fl e 4 LEwEY.
1lo5 Vermont Ave-. Main l026O.
RESIDE REsiDEScE. ais
MODERN DETACHED HOME.
NO. 1890 ST. Sc
Just around the corner from 18th and
Penn. Ave. Sc.
Situated on lot having a frontaxe Of 30
feet with = strikingly handsome appearing
house CONTAINING eixht rooms and bathroom
as most unusual realty offering
While inspecting the property you will be
aFresably SURPRISED to note the arrangement
the colonial style porch in front and the
double porches extending along the east side
OF the house, overlooking the attractive -sp.
pearin9 side lawn.
Everything is modern In the house: new
plant: modern plumbing: no expense spared
in the paperinE and decorating of the house
ARRANGED in apartments with separste en-
trance, or modern home for one family as
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

New home, vacant: newly papered and
painted: 8 nice rooms and bath screened
back porche,: built-in Refrigerator: h.-w.h,:
double garage: will sacrifice for quick sale
BROWN & NICHOLS. 700 Investment BLDG.
9Th and NV,
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SACRIFICE.
woodridgc-Pretty bungalow: 4 rooms.
tionary tubs: good lot. 45xib0: nearly new:
close 70 school and stores; worth S6,266; Z
monthly Also $500 worth furniture at
5000. Leaving for California: must sell.
BUNGALOW. .S3.950: NO CASH: $32 $50
and Interest: living. bath. two bedrooms.
Kitchen. concrete cellar: eleetrisity. piDelssS
Five.room bunEaiow.. 81, 400: 800 CASH
S37 month. includes principal and interest
Hyattsvilie 679.M @6s
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LARGE SUBURBAN HOUSE, ROOMS
shade: fruit, berries; good buildinss. or farm.
20 acrYs: Level . ,sn6. m, miles ss, 70 p e. Nd
2Ss
HzEdzINs IN WE'LL BUILT BUNG Allows.
ssA rSSe: xitn IT,. bath ya,, %odsrn ssa
Hyatts. lo7s H; DOLBY. l95 Wash.
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Chevy Chase, Md.-9,5W.
OnIy $500 Cash.

Delightful detached bungalow with all
rooms on one floor. Room in attic for addi
uonal living space. Hardwood floors. open
fireplace. hot-watef heat electricity:
screened-in side porch: metal weather strips
throughout: beautiful lot. 80 by over 1875
with evergreens and shrubberv. Close 10
schools and car lines in center Of fne sub
urban development. Owner leaving city.
must sell at once.
Allan f. Walker & Co.. Inc,
Sl3 18th ST NV Main o6oo
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CnIII y I'M,
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
REALTORS.
14l2 Eye ST. NV. Franklin 95o3

22EE 2Ie,rtH SonSs y We. wATdE;; sEMI;DETAcHFps s
IN an eight room. semi -det ached residence
in one Of the city's best residential sections
The house is "a feet wide and has excep-
tionally large. well planned rooms. The
owner has spared no expense in keeping
the home up 70 date in every respect and
IN perfect condition. There are hardwood
hoors hot-water heat. special selected eiec.
trio fixtures: Karaxe: deep lot to paved
alley. Terms arranged.
n. L. SANSBURY CO.. Inc,
1918 Eve St NV phone Maj, 5ooA
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WOODBRIDGE, ID. {.
Only 500 per month required to carry this
excellent Groom house built last year: mod
ern to the minute lot so by l59 to alley:
once. Priced to sell
Also new 5-room bungalow in Maryland.
near bus line; price So. 500: $3.50 cash. 500
per month: h.-w.h.. good lot: don't fail to
see these bargains
LINLEY II. NIX
2105 r. !. Ave. NE.
North 12O3 After nm, North 1850
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COLORED; 1722 LIST ST. N.w.-RED BRICK.
= % rooms; bath: Al conditl9n: this house sell i
r rms. "1 LHLEGERs 4 E sGt i4io "e'frDI1 st' NV.
Main 1&iA eYeuInRa Adams 2a3&
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KENNETH n LIyINGsToNE.

n.,n -oo 5o5. isi7 + ST. N.Y.. w.,
FOR SALE--BUNGALOW LIVING ROOM.
sleeping porch. cellar under entire house:
yqr"ss M and ros nss m
FOR RENT OR SALT room house. 3
Fok RENrsoom rean'% Ss% sS,ass ss n'f' acre acre
For further particulars regarding either
OF the above nronertles call Hyattsyille 26s.
aoo&S Md ASR daiamta dsAinM AK fa4k T2nsIA 20 3
gam z%dd%e:. % fi@Sfr E. Sf sHEtbRAKE iSfI s d
FRANKLIN PARK. VA
Fine colonialtype residence Of rooms.
"a, na,h an ard large attic equipped with electric,
planted with fine hade and fruit trees
This This ideal home is only short distance
about Is minutes drive from Rosslyn.
, Hfqt: TfrN4s sf4ss 90 E. 0t! GAgSH. gSH''
l336 New York Ave. Main 3l60
TAKOMA PARK.
No Cash PAYMENT.
Groom and bath bungalow with closed,in
sleeping porch fine location; almost new;
Two family house: I rooms and bath and
glassedin sleeping porch in each apartment:
500 per month Sll 800.
b.room and bath house Just like new.
located on outskirts in well wooded tract.
with small stream in rear yard: 500 per
Groom brick house. on two car lines; $50
MORTGAGE FINANCE CORP.
355 Cedar St.
Takoma Park. d. c.
Columbia SSl.
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SALE OR RENT--SUB. PROP'TY.

TWO DETACHED HOUSEs-WILL LEASE
or sell to responsible party; one-fare zone.
near woodbridge: strictly white seciion; close
- cars garage. immediate rossessinn. Clean.
Rent. $50. Call OWNER. Hyatts. 70S. go
COLONIAL. HEIGHTS. vA-5. g AND
pef pep montS oT .s ss. wi sn, at ~ e
gas. electricity and water. 8 blocks from
hosslyn terminal of CAPITAL Traction Co. High
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Convenient to DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture
Institution and Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing
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HER UNCLEs CONSOLATION.

IOIu JululTy IoO-.
Ny Beloved Victoria: / can but too
well enter into your feelings, my be-
loved child, and no argument will
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answer when it is TO take a personal
character for your own dear self
there is but one connected with your
dear angel; to follow up his plans. his
wishes, to give to him. who I trust is
not cut off in the spirit from this
earth. the satisfaction that the good
he wished, the plans for everything
good and useful which he had so much
at heart. are followed up as much as
our diminished means permit; that in
that way you will more than ever be
worthy Of his affection. When once
united, he will tell you how much he
was pleased with your devoted effort.
There is one notion which l think
quite justifiable, that the departed
continue to take an interest in what
is doing in the plans they left, and
that to see what they had wisely
planned destroyed or neglected be-
comes a source of trouble and pain to
them.
l don't speak merely in a worldly
sense, but what a master spirit had
in view for the welfare and happiness
of millions goes beyond the earthly
successes, and connects itself with the
great future Of the immense creation.
God bless you. my beloved Child,
and believe me, ever your devoted I'm.
Gle, LEOPOLD r,
THE POOR WEEP FOR ME-"
Extract from the Queens Journal.
OSBORNE, 21st Jan. 1S62-The
expressions of universal admiration
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Bank Bandits
Float Money
Ont of Vault

WASHINGTON, April IL
Ingenious bank robbers looted q
country bank located ten miles
south OF York, Pa. After break
ing into the vault, but unable to
reach the contents, they bored a
hole through the top Of the safe
by using an acetylene torch.
Then they filled the safe with
water, and as securities and
money fIOated past the opening
the burglars grabbed them. The
water was carried TO the bank in
milk cans stolen in tie village.
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cen Victoria Widowed Puts Sole Hope in Other World

ish minister at Washington acceptin.
the release of the prisoners and tn,
declaration in Mr.. Stewards note
that Captain Wilkes acted without
any orders or authority, as a full sat
isfaction Of the demands of the Brit
ish government but he will add that
there are many doctrines laid dowr
! in Mr.. Stewards note TO which your
majesty's government cannot assent
but upon which observations will by
| another occasion be sent, Lord Rus
sell will at the same time express a
confident expectation that the persons
taken out of the Eugenia will be re-
leased upon the same principle upon
which the release of Messrs. Mason
and Slidell has been granted.
CREDITS HER PRINCE.
Queen Victoria to Viscoupt Pal
| merston:
OSBORNE, JAM 10, 1S62.-The
| full issue Of the American quarrel as
much owing TO her beloved prince,
who wrote the observations upon the
draft to Lord Lyons, which Lord Pal
merston so entirely concurred in. 1t
was the last thing he ever wrote!
Queen Victoria TO Earl Russell:
OSBORNE, Jan. 10, 1S62.-The
things Of the world are of no interest
to the queen, beyond the satisfaction
she must experience if peace is main
tanned, and this country is in pros
perity: for her thoughts are fixed
above. She thinks, with satisfaction,
that the slight alterations in the draft
to Lord Lyons, which the queen sug-
gested, and which was her precious
husbands last work (Which rendered
it more easy for the American gov
eminent to comply with our request),
have helped in bringing about this
peaceful result, which she knows her
dear angel much wished for.
The queen leads the most utterly
wretched and desolate life that can be
imagined. Where all was peaceful sun
shine and perfect happiness (which
the troubles and worries of her posi-
ton rendered very necessary there
is now utter desolation. darkness, and
loneliness, and she feels daily more
and more worn and wretched. The
eternal future is her only comfort.
Queen Victoria to Earl Russell:
OSBORNE, Jan. IA, 1S62.-The
queen approves Of the drafts to Lord
Lyons. She must, however, observe
that she should have seen the dispatch
which he (Lord Russell) read to Mr..
Adams (American minister in Lon
dom, before it was sent TO it's destina-
ton. and Lord Russell will perhaps
take care that the rule should not be
departed from, viz, that no drafts
should be sent without the queens
having first seen them.
HER UNCLE'S CONSOLATION.
The King Of the Belgians to Queen
Victoria
BUCKINGHAM PALACE,
18th January 1862.
Ny Beloved Victoria: can but too |
well enter into your feelings, my be- |
loved child, and no argument will |
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ROBBERS TAKE GEMS
WORTH 100000

NEW YORK, April II. - Henry
Delerson, jewelry salesman for the
firm of De Helay and Astor. COM
planned to the police that ne had been
lured into an automobile, robbed of
diamonds worth between 100000 and
100000, and later thrown out of the
speeding car near the East River.
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SCAN ELECTION Law.

MELBOURNE, April ia joint
committee of the Australian Federal
Parliament has been appointed to in
quire into the federal electoral law, in
Guiding the present practice OF max
ing it compulsory for all newspaper
articles on election matters to be
signed,
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Stewards (American Secretary OF
State) long note announcing the de.
termination of the federal governments;
to release Messrs. Slidell and Mason; ;
and the Cabinet considered what an
swer 1t would be proper TO give.
There are in that long answer many
doctrines Of international law laid
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down, which your majesty's govern
ment could not agree to, and it was
thought best TO refer those parts of
the note TO your majesty's law officers
for their suggestions to the answer to
be given. But in the meantime Lord
Russell foreign secretary will pre-
pare a dispatch to Lord Lyons brit
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my BELOVED ONE

Extract from the Queens Journal
OSBORNE, LIST Jan, 1S62-Havt
been unable TO write my Journal sine,
the day my beloved one left us, anr
with what q heavy broken heart
enter on a new year without him
Ny dreadful and overwhelming calam
fly gives me so much 10 do, that ]
must henceforth merely keep notes
of my sad and solitary life.
This day last year found Us so per
fectly happy, and now! Last year
music woke us; little gifts. new years
wishes. brought in by maid. and then
given 10 dearest Albert-the children
waiting with their gifts in the next
room-all these recollections were
pouring in on my mind in an over
poweriny manner.
Alice slept in nv room, and dear
baby princess Beatrice) came down
early. Felt as If living IN a dreadful
dream. Dear Alice much affected
when she got up and kissed ne. Ar
thur gave me nosegay, and the girls
drawings done by them for their dear
father and me. Could hardly touch
my breakfast.
Went down 70 gee the sketch for =
statue Of my beloved Albert in High
lard dress, which promises to be
good. When ] came in, saw the Duke
Of Newcastle in dear Alberts room,
where all remains the same. Talking
for-long Of him. Of his great goodness,
and purity, quite unlike anyone else.
Dear Uncle (King Leopold Of Bel
sium) came upstairs 10 see me for 8
short while, also BERTHE (Albert Ed
King Edward VID. Alice gave me
my. beloved Albert's Christmas pres
rnt so precious, and so sad.
J, INTO AFFAIRS OF STATE.
" Extract from the Queens Journal.
= OSBORNE. 9Th Jan. 1s62.-Held
council, which was well and kindly
arranged. Lord Granville (Lord Pres.
ident Of the Council) and others, with
Mr.. Helps (clerk Of the Council), were
IN mine, with the door open. The
business was all summed up in two
paragraphs, and Mr.. Helps read zap
proved" for me. This was unlike any.
thing which had been done before
The council after dear Mama died
took place in the red room, and dear
est-Albert handed me the papers and
was with me. But now!
Saw Lord Granville for some tine.
who was much affected and could
hardly speak. We talked Of my be
loved one: Of the terrible fatal IN
ness Of the Memorials, which will be
nunberless. One is 20 be raised By
both Houses Of Parliament, and the
great National one.
SLIDEIL AND MASON.
Complicated relations with the
Uu4ted States during the Civil War
arc brought out in the following letter
bearing on the famous affair OF Slid.
oil and Mason, the Confederate com
missioners who broke the Union block
ads Of Charleston, s. C., aboard the
British mail ship Trent and were over
hapled by Captain Charles Wilkes
with the San Jaeinto. U. s. ", and
Imprisoned in Fort Warren, Boston
hagbOr:
yfcount Palmerston prince Min
fsier) TO Queen Victoria
DOWNING ST, 9th Jan. 1892
Visrount Palmerston presents his hum.
bli@duty 10 your Majesty, and begs 70
stte that the Cabinet, at its meet.
ing this afternoon, had read to It Mr.,
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ONLY INTEREST
IS FIXED ON
HEAVEN
Writes Hope Of Seeing Her
Beloved Consort in
Future Life.

The Sunday Light continues tods,
the publication in instruments OF Sc
lections from "The Letters OF Queer
Victoria, 1s62-1S7S-r a human rec
ord without parallel in royal sutobio
graphic history.
These letters, by and to Queen
Victoria, supplemented by frequent eX'
tracts from her own diary, show to the
world for the first time the real scope
of her great character. They present g
moving kaleidoscope drama of cur
rents and events behind the scenes of
the worlds mightiest empire, but
above all else rise the remarkable self
revelations Of the most famous woman
monarch Of modern times.
With the opening of her letters,
now published by permission of her
grandson, King George v, the queen,
newly bereft Of her beloved Prince
Consort, lays bare her whole heart and
soul She is less than queen and
liiOiI AudA AUEEl. Cut Att4S TIT ANot u
her life is TO be but an empty cpl
logue to a drama that is ended. But
as the chapters unfold it is seen the
drama has only begun. Thrown Cd
her own initiative, she develops amaz-
ing strength Of character and eminent
qualities of mind, and rises TO splen.
did spiritual heights. She becomes the
beloved queen of queens, whose reign
of 63 years endures beyond the re-
gencies of all other monarchs of the
world, either before or since her time
and brings her kingdom uneIampled
progress and prosperity.
The opening passage in the present
series of ''The Letters Of Queen Vic
foria' is an extract from her diary
dated at Osborne. in the Isle Of Wight,
her. private residence by the sa.
whittier she had withdrawn in her
grief Of her adored Prince Consort.
The italics are the queens own.
Published By permission Of his
Majesty King George v. through ar
rangement with LonEmans, Green a
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| and appreciation OF beloved Albert
are most striking, and show how he
was beloved and how his worth was
recognized. Even the poor people In
small villages, who don't know me,
are shedding tears for ME, as If it
were their vwn private sorrow.
The King Of Belgium to Queen Vic
toria:
BUCKINGHAM PALACE,
January II, 1852.
My Beloved Victoria-All your
most devoted servants are very de-
sirous that you should see Palmer
ston, that no appearance of GOODNESS
should exist, as il would weaken the
cabinet; and it is undoubtedly your
own interest for the sake OF having no
difficulties, as well as that of the
country, that Pilgcrstein (Germanized
version of "Palmerston," ''pilgcr' be-
ing German for "Palmer") and his
people should not be upset. i have
this very moment written to Pilgcr-
stein to accept an offer which he has
made to run up here and to see me,
which may be useful to put things as
you wish them TO be. If he is able to
come, which i do not doubt, it would
be very desirable that you should see
him at Osborne next week, perhaps
quite at the beginning. The govern
ment has but doubtful majority; TO
have it upset would be for you and
for everybody very Improbable.
/ saw BERTHE yesterday at some
length, and found his attentive. And
L.
voted Uncle, LEOPOLD r.
PLANS BERTIE'S WEDDING.
Extract from the Queens Journal:
OSBORNE, Jan. 20. 1S62.-After
luncheon saw Lord Pa.merston (who
has been very ILL. IL made me very
nervous seeing him for the first time
since my great misfortune. but / felt
it was right not to put it off any
longer. He seemed very nervous him
self. Spoke of uncle, whom he had
been to see, and Of my remaioing here
for the present. He could in fact hard
ly speak for emotion. 1t showed me
how much he felt my terrible loss.
and he said what dreadful calamity
IL was.
He alluded to Princess Alexandra (of
Denmark, who became Princess of
Wales and later Queen Alexandria
and thought the political objections
must not be minded as they did not
affect this CO Sltry. did not speak |
as II there were any certainty, but |
praised the young lady. With America |
he hoped matters would go well. He |
was most anxious to facilitate things |
for me.
Ito Be Continued.) |
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Published By permission Of BIS
Majesty King George v. through ar
rnngement with LonEmans, Green a
Co., OF New York. Copyright IN
canada
The Lambertville record., 1926-09-02
ESSAY COMPETITION
FOR BOYS and GIRLS
Awards to Be Made for Grade
and High School Pupils at
Trenton Fair.


Announcement mas oeen made py
the Trenton Interstate FAR Associa-
uon that the arr essay con'est, Wnich
aroused Keen competAion iast year
VIII De conuuc.ea again ~ 'ne eAposr
teoh 10 De heio from oepte'noet - 10
octoper q In oruer that the CONTEST
ants may De divideo more eveniy tnis
year premiums are 10 De ouerea lor
students In the High Schoos AZ wen
as those In the graae Grasses.
AS the opJect OF the essay Is 10 III
crease an appreciation OF the hisher
arts among the younger puplfs' the
rules governing tne com mpe."fon arc
to be simplified and premium OF Wv
is 10 De given the winner ITO" 'ne
Hisn sehoois ana the same ~""a"'
Tor the grades section, Inc TWO sur
dents VINO take SECOND piace ~"i
ceive ~ eacn' An ina. WIN
quireo OF the pupim Is " 'ii' ,he A.
Gailery IN the drano o'ano n"'iuihs
at the Fair and then write ntty "oros
about the painting that impressed
them most giving tne reason 'o' .ne"
selection. The compositions are 10 De
forwarded 10 colonei Mahlon n, MAT
gerum, the secretary Oh the ion'on
iair, oy Inursoay' oo'ooe. T.
The exhibition IN the gallery VIII oe
confined 10 paintings IN OH ana rev
pieces OF WORK IN bronze s,onc' pas
ter and terra Gotta, all TO De ,he crea-
ton OF representative American art
lists. The display Is maue unoer the
auspices OF the trenton rair Art
Cub organized Tor the purpose OIL
stimulating local interest In the hhe
arts and to accumulate suitable col
lection for free puonc arr museum
In Trenton. The annual dnes OF 20
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JUNIOR BREEDERS
TO SHARE IN FUND
Distribution to Be Made at Tren-
ton Exposition-keen Com
petition Expected-Many En-
tries.

The New Jersey State Department
of Agriculture has announced that
awards OF more than $1,000 will be
distributed to members OF the Junior
Breeders Association by the Ere
linghuysen Fund" at the Trenton Fair
during the week OF September 27 to
October 2. The State Department ad-
ministers the fund which is used to
purchase purebred livestock by farm
boys and girls.
The premium list for the exposition
Just issued includes prizes for calves
and pigs and chickens. Special inter
est will be taken in the sweepstakes
offered for the best COW and her calf,
both belonging to the youthful exhib-
itor, and for the best pen OF chickens
and best SOW with litter. It is ex-
pected that the competition will be
particularly keen in the calf classes,
as more than 100 animals will be en-
tered from all sections OF the State.
Only animals, or their progeny. pur-
chased through the loan fund and
owned by members Of the Junior
Breeders Association may compete
for these prizes. Some very fine stock
will be shown, the Agricultural De-
partment states, as more than $4,000
have been invested in these pure-bred
animals In the past FIVE years.
Last year at the National Dairy
Show at indianapolis the New Jersey
Club herds Of Guernseys, Jerseys and
Holsteins all won first against entries
from every part of the United States.
A number OF the heifers have won In
open competition against individuals
OF national reputation in both state
and national dairy shows. All Of
these animals were obtained through
the "Frelinghuysen Fund" and are
owned by members OF the Junior
Breeders Association.
Boys and girls in the rural schools
are taking more prominent part In
the Fairs activities each year and
now have special buildings for their
exhibits, the Legislature having set
aside funds for this purpose. The
friendly rivalry which is aroused
through the competition at the exposi-
tion serves to foster an ambition for a
betterment of their products. and
each season sees an increase in the
number OF displays. The Judging OF
animals in the. ring OF the Coliseum Is
an event always looked forward TO by
the juniors, and their practical appli
cation OF theoretical knowledge has
been found to be Of great benefit to
them.