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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-29
SERGEANT FITZGERALD / AT THE HOSPITAL.

Sergeant James F'itxgeraidi who suffered painful injuries when struck by an automobile on East Main street early Saturday morn ing, was resting moTe comfortably today at st Mary's hospital. X-rays have been taken to determine the extent of his injuries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-29
WAT FER BURY PRODUCE .
 MARKET
Furnished by Connecticut Depart. L, ment of Argiculture-B. P. Cf0rra I.nNal nanf

Furnished by Connecticut Depart !, ment of Argiculture-B. P.
 Storrs. Local Agent.)
 Monday. Aug. 29--Attendance of both sellers and buyers was light this morning at the market place on Meadow street resulting in a quiet morning and few price
 Peaches averaged somewhat lower. white kinds selling mostly for 40 cents per haK-bushel bas- ket and yellow for 50. Most of the pears on sale were Bartletfs, Clapps Favorite being near the end of their season. Grapes were a little more freely offered from nearby sources a. the market place. Moore's Early were in for the first time today, selling for $1 per half-bushel. Native prune plums also made their first ap- pearance of the season today, sell ing for 75 to 90 cents per half bushel.
 Potatoes sold mostly for 60 cents per bushel. Tomatoes of average No. grade sold mostly around 30 cents per basket. Best corn went mostly for 90. cents to $1 for 100 ears.
 Unless otherwise stated quota tlOns arc based on sales of good Incrchantablc products to retailers by nearby growers or WhOlcsalcfs) V FRUITS.
 Apples, No. .SO-.8O bu., No. and drops .4O-.00 bu.; canta!Oupcs. native .0O.1.SO bu., southern f.2S- 1.5O crate; grapes, native 100 A- bu.. peaches. white .4O-.5O N .bu., yellow .5O-.O5 x -bg.; pears, na- tive Bartlctts .4O..5O 1S .bu.; pluns native prune .7S-.0O N.bu.
 VEGETABLES.
 Beans, snap .5O-t.OO bu., lima .75.1.OO bu., shell 1.OO.l.25 bu.; |; bcets .20-.2S dox.; broccoli .4O..5O bu.; cabbage .S5..5O box; carrots .2O-.2S caulihowcr Jl.OO-l.5O box 1: celery, rounds .0O-.7S dox., hearts .75..oO d0x.,. flats 1.75.1.s5 doz. i; corn .0O-f.OO 100 ears; cucumbcrs .4O-.0O bu.; egg plant .4O..5O bn. {: onions .70-.SO bu.; peppers .35..5O flew fancy higher) bu.; potatoes, native .E5-.6O bu.,. shippcd-in 100. i.fO cwt.; spinach 40 [. 50 bu.; squash .25..35 bu.; tomatoes .25. 40 flew hlgIaer) 1k-bu.
 POULTRY PisODUCTs.
 Conn. cggs per d0x.; Ncwlaid Fancy .34; Special .32..35;. Excra .8O..32; Gathered .36..3O; Ncwlaid Medium .28; medium .2S..27; psll- lets .2O..22; I,cwecs .5i..1e; west. crn .fe..25; liyc, fowl .fe..e1 b., broilers. Rocks .fs..2O h., Reds .fS..i8 h.. I,cgh0rns .i4..l0 b.; dressed. fowl .2O..23 lb.. br0licrs .23..25 h.. r0astcrs .98..32 lb.
 LIVESTOCK and MEAT.
 Butcher stock, cows .0ss..Ob lb.. calves .0o..Oe h.; meats, beef .f2. .1e Ib., veal .fl..fs lb.. lamb .f4. 1y Ib., pork. soins .f3s.iB 1b.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-29
PICKED UPON STREET
 AND TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

William Cypress and William Lanes, both residents of Waterbury were patients at St Mary's hospital today sufferings from lacerations about the head and face. Both men collapsed on the street and suffered painful injuries. They were removed to the hospital by the police.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-29
Bureau Thieves
 Held For Trial
Joseph Smith and Blody StreIkauskas to Face the
 Superior Court

was first taken to the court of com mon pleas but was later with drawn.
 Arraigned on three counts of vi-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-29
THOAgASTOM

FOR SALE or RENT = woodrufs Ave. of Hiah St.. Thunaston, < room house. Nii Improvements. Ap.
 niy Trofy Berducks Raiiroao bt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-29
FAi.L FROM TREE.

ChnrIes CrnndelI, I2, 0f 3I3 Frost road feii out Of tree while playing near his homie this morn. Ing and a suffered fractured wrist The younEster was taken Co the Waterbury hospital for treatment.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11
Everett, Wash.


Mr. and Mrs. John Samuels are
visiting in Spokane. Misses
Edna Height and Maxine Montgomery
of Seattle are house guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anrelfus DaVis.-Mrs. B. H.
Butler was hostess at her home We'd
nesday evening for the meeting OF
the Jolly Matrons Club. The Misses
Height and Montgomery of Seattle
were guests. --Mr. Asrelias Davis re-
turned sunday from California
Among the social affairs given for
the pleasure OF the Misses Height
and MONTGOMERY were dancing party
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. B. H
Bother: an auto trip to Monroe; the.
atre party by Miss Richardson
guests at the home or Mrs. Scott
Harris; party at the home of Mis-:
Barnardine Richardson.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11
Helena. Mont.
BY HEX

Miss Octavia Bridgwater was TAX
en- to a hospital last week suffering
from nervous breakdown.-The
Rev. and Mrs. Byrd, Mrs. Charles
Oliver and Mrs. Cora Parker were
in Everett this week attending the
Northwest Baptist convention.-John
Peacemaker (white) was arrested
for the alleged theft of rifle. Prob
able needed the shooting iron to
maintain his name.-Mrs. Robert
Brown of Butte is the guest OF her
mother. Mrs. Walter Fisher.-Mrs.
Robert l.. Stitt has recovered from
bad spell of tonsiiitis.-James NC
Dougall was arrested near the Fair
grounds last week while cooking a
chicken he is alleged to have stolen.
Bud Fisher and Tai Dupree were
visitors in Helena recently shaking
the dust of Butte off their feet
Miss Minneola Fenter, Walter Dun
can and william Fenter of Butte
motored to Helena Sunday to meet
| ct. Falls friends.-Mr. and Mrs.
Brown, the Misses Smith and Miss
Brown of Ct Falls and Miss Smith
of So. Dakota, who are visiting in
Ct. Falls, motored to Helena Sunday
to meet the young people from Butte
and were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Mast. With an increase OF
2S,73S more votes this year over
1928 1t would seem that Montana
voters are not going to take many
sound sleeps till after November
elections.LMr. and Mrs. Wesley
Brown, Mrs. Lottie Vaughn, little
Buddy Waugh and Mr.. Charles
Poague were guests from Butte OF
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Johnson Sun
day-"Looking Forward Quarter
Century-Aug. 2. 1957-Uncle Gus
Lowery, who represents postmaster
general at the @. N. depot, celebrates
his centenary anniversary by clean
| ing his pipe. Helena independent
While scientists are excited owe
splitting an atom, we are splitting
hairs over little Montana
one of the four states comprisini
the twelfth district. had more thai
one third OF the arrests for liquo
violations for the mcnth of June
and while eighty-five abatement
were obtained In Montana only fiv
were obtained In the remainder o
the district. Oregon, Idaho an
Washington are the other states il
the district-Mrs Ida Welsh is still
confined at home where she ha
been confined with rheumatism TO
several months.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hagen are
the proud parents of baby boy born
July 29.AProf. f. C. Bartlett began
the rehearsals for the community
chorus last Monday evening at Beth
ell A. M. e. church.-Many persons
attended the annual SUNDAY school
picnic held Thursday at Mantle Park.
The Rev. A. l.. Byrd of Helena,
Mont, preached Sunday morning at
Bethel A. M. f. church.-Miss Ruth
Anne Nichols celebrated her birth
day Tuesday with a party at Deer
Lake.-Miss Belle Griffin, formerly
of this city passed away in Detroit,
Saturday. Miss Griffin was the sister
of Mr.. Charles w. Davis of Chicago,
H., and Mr.. Walter Stafford Of Ia
coma. - Celebrating his 18th ami
versary as pastor of Calvary Baptist
church, the Rev. E. B. Reed was
permitted to sit with his congrega-
ton Sunday and listen to sermons
by fellow ministers and programs
presented by members of the congre-
| CATION. Sunday morning the Rev.
Fred Osburn preached the sermon
| Mrs. C. V. Evans introduced Mrs.
VIM. Thomas, who gave a reading
on Friendship; Ben Lewis, who
was in charge of the evening SER
vices introduced the participants in
the program at which the Rev. I. A
Patterson delivered sermon on
"The Pastor as a Waterman" Rev,
Byrd of Montana and the Rev. Essen
of Harrison, Idaho were also pres
ent. The B. Y. P. U. presented q
program with Mrs. Essex of Harri.
son, Idaho as principal speaker with
"Youth and High Ideals" the topic Of
her address. Other members also
took part A cake with 13 candles
was presented by the B. Y. p. u. tc
the pastor. Out of town visitors were
the Rev. and Mrs. Byrd of Helena
Mont. the Rev. and Mrs. Essex OF
Harrison, Idaho: Mrs. Julia olive
of Helena, Mont, and Mrs. Cora
Parker of Helena, Mont.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11
Vancouver, B. c.
Miss Vivian Jones, Reporter

The A. M. E. Church choir sang
for the International Club Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nc
Kay. They were received with a
hearty welcome.-A surprise party
was given for Rev. j. w. Wright by
some of his friends, honoring his
birthday.-The Dutch supper given
by the Gloom Chasers Club was a
success.-Misses Kay Henderson and
Ruth Lewis OF Edmonton were in
the city visiting their friends and
were the house-guests of Miss Elsie
Taylor.-Grouse Mountain Lodge of
Elks~are giving their second annual
picnic at Belcarra Park, Friday, Aug.
18th.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11
Bresnerton, Wash.
Mrs. w. w. Simmons, Reporter

Mrs. Quamby Jones and Mrs. Asia
Jackson wish to thank all those who
in any way made their play a sue.
cess.-Mrs. c. C. Carey and daugh-
ter left Saturday for Seattle where
they will spend two weeks.-Mrs.
Hal Clay and Mrs. NJ. Bird were
visitors her last week.--The Mite
Missionary Society met at the home
of Mrs. l.. Finis last week.-Plans
are being made for lawn fete to
be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Finis August goth for the benefit
of the A. M. E. church.-Mr. and
Mrs. L. Finis, Mrs. L Fisher, Mr..
Robert Malone and Mr. Harold Fisher
nnotored to Seabeck Sunday-Dr. A
Williams of Seattle was here visit
ing friends Sunday.-Those reported
i'll this week are Mrs. A. Poole, Mrs
Geo. Farmer, Mrs. Eva Scott and Mr.
J. H. Brisco.
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Butte, Montana
Mrs. Ruth Pagan, Rcports

Mrs. Alice Brown and small daugh-
ter are visiting Mrs. Fisher in Hell
ena. = Mr.. Bud Fisher and party
motored to Helena last week to visit
friends.-The picnic sponsored by
the Rev. S. M. Pointer for the ben
eft of the A. M. E. church was a
success.-Mr. Slim Richardson spent
few days in the city visiting
friends.-Miss Miss Lena Evans of
Anaconda is the house guest of the
Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Pointer.-The
dance sponsored by the Colored
Giants August 9Th proved to be quite
a success.-Mr. and Mrs. Bud Fisher
had for their weekend guest Miss
Stitts of Kansas City. Miss Stitts
left Sunday afternoon for her home
in Helena to visit her parents. =
Misses Crystal Startling, and Cert
rude Galloway and Mr.. Oscar Brown
motored to Dillon for an outing.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11
Portland News Section
Gard Of Thanks

We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy in
our bereavement over the death OF
our aunt and friend, Jennie Wilson,
who died July rs. We especially
thank the Rev. d. G. Hill for his
sermon, Mrs. Marcelle johnson for
songs and to the friends who donated
their cars and sent floral tributes.
To all those who assisted in any way
we arc truly grateful.-Mr. and Mrs.
A. w. Strawder and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Mann are
the proud parents of daughter
born Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sykes have
moved to Union Avenue North.
Mrs. James Braggs is visiting her
neice at Gearheart this week.
Additional social courtesies shown
Mesdames C. L. Mccullough, G. R.
Harvey and G. j. Allen of Seattle
who were house guests of Mrs. j.
Martin were: dinner by Mrs. Jasper
Williams, luncheon by Mrs. Ada Nc
Gill: and an invitation by Mrs. w.
l.. Reese to the Hyperion Bridge
Club play.
Mrs. Charles Williams entertained
the members of the Chanticleer
Breakfast Club Tuesday.
Mrs. Henrietta Ingram, Mrs. Mat
tie Dalton-Jackson and Miss Valeria
Griffith, school teachers from Gin
cinnati, Ohio, were in the city for
a short time enroute to the National
Boule of the Alpha Kappa Alpha
which convenes this month in Los
Angeles.
Miss Barbara Hubbard is visit
ing relatives and friends in Califor
MIA.
DIR. and Mrs. De Norval Unthanl
and son have returned from Kansai
City, Mo.
A Japanese Tea will be given b,
the "Y" housing committee Sunday
August IA at the residence of Mrs
Ella Morton, 1867 f. 32nd N. il
Alberta. The proceeds will be con
tributed to the fund for the purchas
of the new chinaware. Hours ar
from a to Z.
The Williams Avenue "Y" i
grateful to Mrs. r. H. Camp for tn,
donation of supply of dish towels
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Great alIs, Mont.

Services were held at Bethel A. M.
E. Church, Rev. b. f. Edwards
pastcr. The w. M. M. s. met at the
home of Mrs. Matte TIT. The Sun
day School picnic will be held Aug
IA at the Tourist Park.-Miss Kay
williams of Mitchell, South Dakota
Is visiting with Misses Madeline and
Alma Smith.-Miss Florence Rogers
left for her home at Lincoln, Mont
she was accompanied by Miss Jear
Pratt. Misses Alma Smith, Bthe
Brown, Lucille Smith, Kay Williams
Madeline V. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs
Eli Brown motored to Helena. Mont.
and were met there by Miss Mineol'
Fenter, Walter Duncan and William
Fenter of Rutte, Mont. With love
ly crowd of young people at Heien'
most enjoyable time was had.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11

beautiful bouquet Of gladiolas.
Dahlia Temple conducted funeral
rites July % for Daughter Hattie
johnson who leaves to mourn her
loss son and host OF friends.
Members reported sick are Daughters
Dollie Parties and Johnnie Mae Tay-
Tor. The Oregon Bellies held their
meeting Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Ethel Turner The Juveniles
Carnival will be held Saturday at
Albina Hall.
Mrs. ]. W. Stanley won the "bridge
class prize for the month of July,
which was a lovely bonbon dish and
lemon dish and fork.
FOR RENT-Neatly furnished
apartment, newly deccrascd. VERY
reasonable rent. = Mrs. Fred D
Thomas Phone Murdock 2464.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11
Sioux Falls, S. Oak.

Wrs. Z. -. OOitInh. NcpoVNer
The choir of the Pilgrim Baptist
church with their pastor, Rev J. c.
Bothic. had charge of the services at
the Emanuel Baptist church last
Sunday evening The missionary
circle met with Mrs. John Everson
last Monday evening The deacons
and trustees met in joint session last
Tuesday evening.-Mrs. Chas. War
den gave stag party last Tuesday
in honor of her husbands birthday;
he received some valuable presents.
Mrs. E. C. Collins assisted in serv-
ing.-Mr. and Mrs e. C, Collins had
as dinner guest last Sunday Rev. M.
W. Withers, Rev. ]. c. Bothic, Mrs.
George Lewis OF Profitstown, H.,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Burns and Mrs.
Blanche Warden and children. Mrs
Eta Taylor and her mother, Mrs.
Dean. left the city last week for
Norfolk, Neb-Mrs. James Crowder
gave picnic last Sunday afternoon
at LENS Park in honor of little
Ralph Wright's 9Th birthday.-Rev.
M. w. Withers spent last Thursday
at Mitchell and spoke at the Good
| viii Club which he organized. He
and Miss Luberta Smith were elected
delegates to the National Baptist
convention which convenes at Cleye-
land. Ohio-The missionary circle
of the st. Johns Baptist church gave
lawn social at Van Epps Park last
Monday and later in the evening
gave chicken dinner in the church
dining rooms.-Mrs II. Mitchell.
President of the Booker T. Wash
ington Center, and Mrs. Bass Book
err, manager. and Mrs Katie Climons
on last Friday gave a dinner in hon
or of Advisory Board OF the Com
munity Chest.-Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Bentley and son and Mr.. Blakey
and Miss Viola Nash of Yankton
were visitors here Sunday.-Miss
Cassie Moore, sister of Mrs. John
Evers0n, arrived in the city last
week from Los Angeles, Cal.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11
Roslyn, Wash

Mrs. Reynolds of Yakima is the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Olds
MIR. j. Price made business trip
to Shnnyside last week. Mr.. Harold
Price returned with him. Those
who attended the fourth of August
celebration in Yakima were: Mr.,
and Mrs. N. A. Hart, Misses Georgis
Hayes, Audrey Donaldson, Reba Pol
lard, Sadie Grady Messrs. Ralph
Lee and Brooke Echols and Mrs
William Dill.-Mr. and Mrs. A. Old.
and Mrs. Reynolds spent Sunday pic
nieing at Sulphur Springs.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11
Yakima, Wash.
Mrs. John Wood. Reporter

Messrs. A. b. Harmon, Bob and r.
Coleman are spending the week at
Soap Lake:AMr. and Mrs. J. Kyle
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. f. Will
liams, Mrs. f. p. Ferguson and
daughter and Mrs Is. Pollard re-
turned Tuesday from a vacation in
Seattle and Tacoma.-Mr. and Mrs.
j. Woods and sons returned from Ia
coma Sunday While in Tacoma,
were the guests of Mrs. F. G. Barr.
The Rev. A. w. Johnson, Presid-
ing Elder, preached at morning and
evening services. Sacrament was ad-
ministered at both services. Quart
erly conference was held Monday and
reports read.-Mrs. NJ. Griffin enter
tanned the Rev. A. W. Johnson and
the Rev. c. B. Clements with break
fast Monday.-Miss Thelmn Chase
entertained the Rev. A. w. johnson
and the Rev. C. B. Clements with
dinner Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. Ellison. Covers were
laid for eight.-The Rev. A. w. Will
liams of Mt. Hope Baptist church |.
in Everett this week attending the
meeting of the Baptist Association
The Rev. A. w. johnson left Tues
day for Seattle.-The Elko Singer.
under the direction of Professor ant
Mrs. Bowser and Miss Alexander
sang at the A. M. Z. church Monda,
evening, and Tuesday evening the.
sang at Mt. Hope Baptist church
They will present play Tuesda.
evening at the A. M. E. church.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11
TACOMA NEWS SECTION
G. b. AIDRICH Editor Manager ess1s Pacific Avenue

Mrs. N. J. Asberry is confined with
rheumatism.
Re.roof your home now. Protect
your home from the weather. Ten
month. in which TO Fay. For good
service and reasonable rates, call
Henry Trial. Phone Madison 4679.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11

In last weeks issue of this paper
the Women's Political Club was en-
roneously referred to as the Wo-
mems Republican Club. This club is
a non-partisan organization and run
for the best interests of the voters.
Mr.. Dan Grey, who was injured
in an automobile collision on the 4th
of July, was recently discharged
from the hospital.
The Junior branch of the N. A. A.
C. P. will hold a social meeting and
program under the direction of Miss
Nina Bell Arnett at the home of
Miss Marie White next week.
The Rev. Father Farrell has been
transferred back to Tacoma after a
stay in Port Townsend.
Taborian ladies will hold picnic
Friday at Point Defiance to which
everyone is invited to bring basket.
The Rev. c. H. Graves of Bethle-
| hem Baptist church and Miss fannle
Frazier left Wednesday to attend the
Baptist convention at Everett t.
which they are delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Palm are re
joicing over the birth of baby girl
Mrs. lone Halliday and sistel
Gladys Cabell of California are here
visiting their family.
A large group of members of L
c. Morris Full Gospel church part
icipated in the special services of tn
sister church in Seattle.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1932-08-11
"Bojangles In Chicago

CHICAGO-Birl "Boiangles" Rob-
inson and his company opened here
at the State-Lake In "Hot From Har-
lem," Saturday. The company in
cludes John Mason, Putney Dan
bridge, Myra Johnson, Naomi Price,
Ferdie Lewis, Jeli Smith, Jackie
Young and chorus of 10 Brown
Buddies."
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MRS. w. BOCLE, Editor Manager

567 East 35th South Phone Sellwood 1879
Miss Kate Lewis Assistant Editor Tfbbet st. N#
Eugene Advertising Pacific Ndg.
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Announcement

Prof. Elmer c. Bartlett, teacher
of pipe organ, piano, harmony and
voice, is now available for instrucs
ton to students in any of the above
subjects. Classes for advanced and
beginners. Very reasonable rates.
For information call at 452 Stanton
Street. Phone Garfield 1926.
The Washington times., 1932-09-02
COUNTY POLICE
LINEN, RUN

Prince Georges county police
last night arrested two men
charged with running a load of
whisky into Washington over the
Baltimore Boulevard.
Policeman Ralph Brown said
he "got behind" a rum-runner
near Riverdale and after a short
chase stopped the car. One man
jumped out and ran. He arrested
Shuford c. Fincher, of 1900 block
California st. N. w., on charges
of speeding. operating without
lights, turning out his lights to
avoid arrest, transportation and
possession.
Policeman Claude A. Reese
heard of the occurrence and
went up the road looking for the
escaped man. He found BroWnloW
Smathers, 1900 block of North
Capitol ST., near the scene of the
other arrest. SmatherS was
charged with possession.
The Washington times., 1932-09-02
Prizes at Marlboro Fair
Awarded in Many Groups

Judging livestock, agricultural
and handiwork exhibits at the
Marlboro Fair is now nearly COM
plete. The fair will close tomor-
row afternoon.
Prizes in several events have al
ready been awarded. They are:
POULTRY
Black Minorcas. Hen-Mrs. Wilbur
Armstrong, Upper Marlboro.
Black Jersey Giants, COck-Edward
G. Edelen. Bryantown, Md. Hen-Ed-
ward G. Edelen. Bryantown. Md. Cock
erell-Edward G. Edelen, Bryantown,
Md. Pullet-Edna b. jenkins. Ana
costa Station, d. c.
Ancona, Hen-Edna B. jenkins, Ana
costa Station, d. c.
Buff Plymouth Rocks, eock-Edward
G. Edelen. Bryantown, Nd. Hen-Jor-
dan T. Dorsey. Annapolis, Md Cock
Md. Pullst-Edward G. Edelen, Bryan
town. Md.
Orpingtons (Buffs), Cock-T. Jor-
dan Dorsey. Annapolis. Md. Hen-T.
Jordan Dorsey, Annapolis, Md.
Light Brahma. Cockerel-Mrs. Perry
let-Mrs. Perry Armstrong, Upper Marl-
boro. Nd.
Rhode Island Reds. Cock-Edward G.
Edelen. Bryantown. Md. Hen-Edward
A. NJ. Jones. Bowie, Md. Pullet-W.
o. Weleh, Friendship. Nd.
White Leghorns, Hen-T. Jordan
Dorsey. Annapolis. Nd. Cockerel-W.
o. Welch. Friendship, Md. PALLET
W. O.. Welch, Friendship, Md.
Single Comb Brown LeghOrns, Light.
Cock-A. Wolfe. Brandywine. Md. Hen
Ira Measell, Upper Marlboro, Md.
Pullet-William T. Baden, Townshend.
Nd. Cock-William T. Baden. Towns
Marlboro. Nd. Cockerel-willlam T.
Baden. Townshend. Md. Punet-wn-
liam r. Baden. Townshend, Nd.
White Wyandotts, Hen-T. Jordan
Dorsey. Annapolis, Md. Cock-Edward
G. Edelen. Bryantown. Md. Cockerel-
Edward q. Edeien Bryantown, Md.
Pullet-Edward G. Edelen. Bryantown.
Md.
Barred Plymouth Rocks, Cock
Frank Dent. Townshend, Md. Hen
Frank Dent Townshend. Nd. Cock
erel-Frank Dent Townshend, Md.
Pullet-Frank Dent. Townsnend, Nd.
TURKEYS
Bronze. Cock-Mrs. J. p Wilson.
La LandGver G Md. Hen-Mrs. J. P. Will
Pekin Duck-Mrs Benjamin w. Suit,
Upper Marlboro, Md.
Muscovy Duck, Adult Drake-Ed-
ward G. Edelen. Bryantown. Nd.
antown. Nd. Adult Duck-Edward G.
Edelen. Bryantown. Md. Young Duck
Edward G. Edelen, Bryantown, Md.
White Minorcas Chickens. Hen
Joseph W. Ridgely. Upper Marlboro
Md. Cockerel-Joseph w. RidgeIy
Upper Marlboro, Nd. Pullet-Josepb
W. Ridgely. Upper Marlboro, Md.
HANDIWORK
andiwork-Mrs. Theresa Graves.
MechanicsvilIe. Md: Mrs. Ira Measell'
Upper Marlboro, Nd; Mrs ]. Burns
wilson, Brandvwine. Md. Mrs r. j.
smith. Lothian. Md; Mrs. Reginald
ITaband. College Park. Md Mrs. l..
Hell bert Wise, Mechanicsville, Nd;
Mrs. Frank Forbes, Aquasco, Md.
D c.: Mrs. Ira Measell, Upper MarI-
Aquasco, Md Mrs. Ira Measell, Upper
Marlboro, Md: Mrs. Alfred Lee, Land
over. Md. Mrs. Wesley Crawford, 213
Eighth st. s. w.. Washington, D, c.;
Mrs. Irving Bowie, Upper Marlboro
Md: Mrs. j. A. West. Anacostia,
d. C., Rt. 3, Miss Ellen Smith, Upper
Marlboro, Md: Mrs. J. c. MattingY,
Mrs. L. Herbert WISE Mechanicsvil1e,
Md. Mrs. J. T. Baden. Baden, Md
Mrs Reginald Traband, College Park,
Md; Mrs. McManus, F. E. Upper
Marlboro. Md; Miss Margaret Hill.
Upper Marlboro, Md: Mrs. Wesley