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BRITISH MINISTER LEAVES TONIGHT FOR AMERICA
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MacDonald Coming On
Mission ol Peace And
Good Will to America
H mpm Ru» Hiss h far Navy Lim-
HtttfAtol Treaty As Raiult
•# Trip
O ;
DAUGHTER IS COMING
TO U. S. WITH HIM
British Papari Give Pronin*
mm to PUna for Reception
In Aaaerk*
london. Btopt JI —<APv- Prune
Mini war Ramsay MacDonald wtui his
daughter Isabel, and Um members ol
bis wall offlcial party. leave London
tonight to board Use liner Berengarla
at Booth unpton, on bit treat mission
whose aim la to make, with the co
operation at President Hoover, dla
armament pomlhta and the peace of
tbs world secure
Hearty expressions of pood wUI
which appear today 4n the British
pram of all political shades, testify to
the high hopes of the net Km for the
■uoraas of what the premier has him*
self called -a voyage of exploration “
With American aid he hopca "to
give the world an energetic faith in
stead of a iwsltstlng skepticism ”
Ambassador Charles O. Dawes who
has taken such a large share In pre
paring the way fdr the British mis
sion win not accompany Mr. MacDon
ald'a party to Southampton, having
taken hi* farewell to the Scottish lead
er yesterday. Many others, however,
wIU be on hand at Waterloo station
tonight to wave good bye as the train
puila out at fJOp. m Two hours lat
er Ur. MscoDnald will board the
Bsrengaria
Be la lie of plana for Up raeepflon of
tha British represents Ives in the U.
8 hare begn cabled here in great
length, displayed prominently in the
newspapers and read with widespread
gratiflcatton.
An air Os suppressed . excitement
prevaded th* Prune Ministers house
hold at Number 10 Downing street
yesterday in anticipation of the Jour
ney. which for two had much the
character of an adventure There are
Mire Isael. the premier's daughter, and
hla private secretary The two wom
en have bean much together the last
few days, sharing preparations for the
journey.
It is a coincident which does not re
rape notice here that the British
apostle of peace Is making tha Atlantic
trip in a ship which waa one of the
forfeits- of tha World War. Tha Ber
engana waa formerly tha Oermau
liner Emperator. named in honor of
the Kaiser who took keen interest in
her building, and where witie on board
MacDonald Will occupy
RIBINSONInACKS
FLEXIBLE CLAUSE
Declares It Would Not Sole
Tinas la Tariff Rato Ad
justmonts
Washington Sept tt-dAPi— Sena
tor Robinson of ArSsiuis*. Democratic
Bader, said tn the senate today that
those urging retention of the ftaxibta
provisions in the pending tariff bill as
a “prompt' remeoy ‘ for coregcUng mis
takes in rales between sessions ol Oon
gress were speaking without founda
tion In either face fact or consistency
for supporting their conclusion " ~
- Robinson <m*ned the fourth day on
the debate on the ealuae which au
thor tare the president to change du
ties up or down within ftO percent af
ter investigation by tha tariff com
mission
Although President Hoover has
thrown his Influence behind retention
of the provision, a vote on the ques
tion is expected to be colse Repub
lican taadere look far the vote early
next work.
Robinson took issue with the posi
tion of ttmator Reed. Republican
Pchnaylyaflia. that the real question
was whether the flexible prthclpli'
be continued
Thf flexible provision Rob.nson con
tinued, never bad proved a quick
met had of giving emergency tartfirtw-
Uef and never would hie as long as the
cost at production formula was* used
la most Bases, he said, it took the
commix'ion two years to report on ap
plication* for duty changes After
to—liming aU that tune, the presl
fleat often rffUare to act on tha re
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GOLDSBORO NEWS-ARGUS
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Church Notice* Will
Be Run on Saturday
< karrk aaaeaaeaaeats will sp
arer ia the Saturday afternoon te
sae of The News-Argus rather thas
In the Mandat morning edition It
is believed that the annoanceasenU
appearing la Malar day afternoon
will serve bettor to acgaaiM the
pabik la advance with Mender ear
viees than they waalß if printed
Maaday mernhtg Thoee la charge
of preparing the aaaoaacemeaU
will please take pat tee of this fact
Announcententa to be Int iaded Mat
arday afternooa mast be ia the
office pet laser than it o'clock to-
OFFER PLAOUE OF
: -CMS. B.ATCOCK
Stats Headquarters of Amer
ican Legion to Be Located
at Memorial BuiMiaf
I MO
At a meeting of the directors of
the executive board of the Wayne
county Memorial community, held In
the American Legion room at the
building Thursday afternoon at 4
o'clock, quarters for the State head
quarters of the American Legion to
be Installed here next month, were
offered by the board, and thp^offer
waa accepted by Col. Oeoras Jt Free
man. new state commander
An offer of a placque of former Oov.
ernor Charles B. Ay cock, was also
made by members of the Ayoock Me
morial committee This offer was
takA under consideration by tha
board, and tentative plans lor the ac
ceptance of the placque. aud appro
priate services lor the cetemuny. were
plinrwl '
Among other matters relative to the
building, taken up at the meeting, was
a recommendation far improving the)
stage in the gymnasium The execu
tive board requested R O. Robinson,
director of the building, to secure fig
ures on the coat of erecting a loft over
the stage, and other improvements to
be made on the platform "If we
can get this work done, It wUI mean
a much bettor stage, and consequent
ly better play productions and other
events In which the use of a stage
,ls required." Mr Robinson stated
FLIODS Ilf INTO
GEIRGIA SECTIONS
jCB> ,
South Carolina Condition* are
Improved as Rain Caaaaa
Falling
Columbia. 8 C.. Sept TI —iAP>—
Although upper Houth Carolina today
was generally past danger of serious
floods threatened yesterday when
heavy rains sent streams out of their
banks, some sections today were still
menaced as the waters moved south
ward.
Report received at the state highway
department offices, showed additional
highways closed by washouts and
flood waters, while a telegram from
Augusta Oa. said that city was cut
on in aU directions by flood waters
from the Savannah river
Greenwood today reported heavy
ram still (ailing. 4k hours alter the
i start. The total tall there was BJ3
i inches up to ( o'clock tills morning
Spartanburg reported conditions im
- proving In that section
r
Communist* Fail to
Obtain Auditorium
i . JKk
I T Charlotte. Sept. aT-<AP>—Unsuc
cessful so far in securing an “auditor
• luiki" to hold a protest mass meeting
1 against the staying of . Mrs DU May
Wiggins. International Labor Defense
6 has announces! postponement of Ute
meeting originally scheduled lor Sun
r i*jr until sometime ftext week
Liston M Obk. publicity director lor
r the International’ Labor Defense, said
- the meeting would be beld then "even
- IX we have to ensemble on soma farm
near the city"
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THE PAPER OF THE PEOPLE IN THE HEART OF EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA'
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ARGUMENTS ON IN v
‘ PEACOX HEARING
Defense Attorney Contends
Policemen Withheld Pert of
Confession Story
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White Plains. N Y Sept 3T— (AP»
—Sydney A. Byrne, defense counsel as
sarted in summation today that the
evidence against Earl Peacox, charg
ed with the murder of hja wife "waa
not sufficient to convict a dag to my
nothing of a man %
He excortatated a police officer who
waa one of the chief's state witnesses
and who admitted on cram examina
tion that he bad not told the whole
truth in recounting a confession
"That cheap cop." the lawyer said
"was guilty of a deliberate attempt to
murder this boy by his lying testimony,
yet it ia on evidence like this that
you' are aaked to send the boy to the
electric chair You wouldn’t accept
a story Uke that again*t your dog."
As Syme talked Peacox set with one
hand hiding his lace so that It could
not be awn from the press tables
Whether he was crying, aa ha has on
several previous occasions, could not
be noted Byrne tokl Ute Jury that
Ute slate had lo glve a motive for
Ute killing
"There Is only one poeaible motive
they could give.” he said "and that
would be a desire to get rid of her.
But there has bean ample proof given
that he conaisteniy tried to get Iter
back, that hp always wanted iter.
There was no more reason for this
boy to kill hla wUe than for me at
this moment to reach over and strike
down Juror number 4.
•There la no motive and so the
whole care blows up."
STIRMDANGER IS
THIIIGUTBE OVER
No Word, However, Yol C—tol
From Nassau, Big City «f
f Bahamas -
Havana. Sept. JT (APt Moving
with decreased intensity from a point
ft to 00 miles southeast of Key West
end advancing In a westerly dlrec
Hon. the tropica) hurricane which has
lashed the Bahamas for the past two
days was aisled ui advisory wcaUur
bulletins to hate lifted its threat fur
Cuba
Miami. Fla . Sept *T -tAPi-Whlle
southeastern Florida today relaxed to
some extent the vigil lias kept the
last two days for a West Indian hur
ricane. residents of this section saw
In continued lack of communicaUqn
from Naaaau the porelbillty that Uie
capital of thf Bahamas had suffered
damage from the roaring wind re it
swept in from the sea.
Florida ! fear that the hurricane
might strike the state in the same
general position as the one from the
Storm* of liTM and IS3I was lessened
last night when fmrrtcane warning*
hoisted along an kO-tnJJe stretch from
Miami to Jupiter were lowered and
replaced by storm warnings
Dan Powell U
Editor of News
Dan Powell. senior, m elected edi
tor of the Opldsboro high school New*
Wednesday afternoon Thia will t*
the third rear of Its publication
Other members of the stall elected
Wedneaday afternoon by voting of the
journalism class are Olive Spence, as
sociate editor; Louise Ward, humor
and feature editor; Aaron Epstein,
news editor. John Henry Pike busi
ness managers Robert iKerty: Jasur.aat
business manager, Henry UW circu
lation manager; Ralph Oidd.oga.
sports editor; Robert Hadley, exchange
editor.
Mui Ward and Dan Powell are the
only ones on the staff this year who
were members of the staff last year
Last year Powell was news editoi
The first issue Is scheduled to ap
peer October Ift end et present there
are e few contemplated change.-. Tlx*
price will be fifty cents for the ame
issues The News Is consider'd by
critics as one of the beat high school
papers-in- the state.
Pleads Net GaMty
New York. Sept 27 ~<AP»~ lharle*
D. Waggoner, president of tliS bank
of Teiluride t'olo pleaded n<4 gulhy
today in Federal court to an, indKi
ment charring mail fraud. __
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GOLDSBORO, N. C., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 27. 1929
‘■Torch Killer' on Wit news Stand
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Kr Jm
ink
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"Yes. tbat’S tier picture.' said Earle Francis Peacox. sad here you see Ute
confessed slayer of pretty DoruUiy Peacox. his brute of a year, as he appeared
on the stand at White Plains. N Y , to tesUfy for ids Ilfs He Is pictured Iden
tifying s photo of Uia girl, si town in Uie Uiaet Sleek and sullenly handsome,
the face of the youth who first murdered and than burned the body Os bis
wife, reflects little of the nervous ordeal of the sensation si tr)ai. Hundreds
of women at Um door* of the jammed courtroom fought for a glimpse qt Um
killer i ,• ' *
To Consider Weed Priee Al
Conierence In Washington
An effort was launched heiy Friday
to have Wayne county's cause pre
sented at U>« conference to be held
in Washington on October 1 to con
sider ways and mesas of securing a
better print (04, Eastern Nprtb Caro
lina tobacco.
Senator Simmons Senstor overman
•and North Carolina's congressmen wUI
meet with delegations representing the
North Carolina Department of Agri
culture, the Eastern Carolina Chamber
at Commerce and farmer* orgamsa
Unu to gp over the tobacco situation
Dr. fiafnrr Poe editor of the Pro
greadre Farmer, w one of three twha
will attend the Masting and lead the
The plans far the eoafaretau are
heading up in Um offire ol Btmuf
Mi id nun ls sud moat at the Mg iobs-ta
cotupaiiMs have nodttod Mm that uwy
will be represented C W. ItMto. prgS
KMH of Liggett and Myssa, •will ff
tend the cunhrence preaonmliy. Otar
=--~ “-yt- ■ —ffsxa. •aixszrfs&zsszx’*. •„ —^
Creamery Questionnaire To
Be Sent to Wayne Farmer i
Questional re lor ms will be Issued to
termers at the Wayne county fair
Saturday in. an effort to learn just
tmw many(i persons are intere.sted In
Jbig a modern creamery plant in
stalled in Qoidsborb. u was snnoun
ced today by Walter C. Denmark, sec
retary of Ute Ooldaboro Chamber of
Commerce on these forms each farm
er and dairyman will be asked to
write his name and addrtaa, give the
number of rows he owns, state wnetli
er or not tie Is Interested in seeing a
creatmiv in Ooldahuro. and say * belli I
er he would try to arid mo< to«
on hu» farm if a market for sutpM
cream could be provided.
Robertson, county farm apnt
staled that while there are »• er,
people who are Interested in '"**o* a
creamery In this section, the ndalia
tion of such a plant require*) ron
elderable thought before U cailo be
undertaken.
Ooldaboro dairymen have found It
annual lmiiosslble to fuminh (he show
people at the fatr with the Bulk. liny
a anted this week, Mr R.lrerLon .aul
and It is very seldom th it the l«rm
er* have a greater surplus than they
can dispone of “To hftve a creamery
i hat could be worked bn a paying bs
.-tie. you have to havf Use cream, and
to have Ute cream you have lu tia.e
the coirs." It* stated
"it s a subject that the people would
have to think about before u is tasga!
under scrioua curuUSeration Only s
few of Uie creameries Ip Uie state arJ-i
working on a paying bas»> now and 1
Uiey have beta runnltiK several year* "
Mr lt«llms«i the opm*
ion that at present then- are not aj
sufficient number of oows In the rerun-]
ty to make a creamery profitable.
If. however, more cows are purchased
Mini brought in. a creamei > might be
operated successful!. In* staid
:tunte of the iarnMM.-' snd dairymen
are u> favor of a maam route, by
33*»aisA «
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l com pumas which agreed to send rep
- resents Uvea include Imperial To-
I baoi-o Os., of Great Britain; R. J. Rey
l nolds Co.. P. Lorillaid Op. and Um
!! American Tobacco Ou
Janie* C Stone, of KenluckCfaffßß
repreaento tobacco on the FWdsral farm
» board, ha* agreed to be preqrnt for the
l meeung He Is expected to carry de
.l tails of the tobacco situation back to
. I the Federal farm board, and it is
r | hoped that some form of immediate
relief can be worked out.
Wayne eounty farmers," it was da.
clareii this mornind, "have been en
tirety too slow in getting behind this
( J movr ment Their vbice hasn't been
rsi'od oporUy in oinptaint at the
robber price Uiat are being paid They
ought to schedule a -meeung at tha
r eourUiou,e v thrreh out ttie facts, and
* Parjiaie reaoi-.nans to to offered al
f j Um JMRtiiif in WasJimgtou on Oc-|
■ j taker 1 ts r ought to vmd one ol
I our Mi up there m attend Uiat meet
’ Mg and M speak for'os '*
Wftu* surplus cream migt* he
ped 10 other creatnerte* and iMm dte
pow 4 Os. U«u I tarried Both ol Cheat
pocoibtntlew are being considered, but
no hii-sty actum mu be taken to
ettnei» l " *
TO STUDT SAWMILLS
f [IST CAROLINA
Coperating Agefnri Hop* to
| r -
Nm-Arrn Barnaa,
Kir Walter Hotel
Raleigh. Hrpt. J7—An investigation
among uie and .awnulu ol trie Mouth*
f-entral Atlanta coastal plain cutting
loblolly pun. one ot tin flehie tor
which will U- in kastera North t->i
ollna, In arlird lied to start on Uc»
tobgr I. Htatc Por ester J. H Holman
| de* tired today. , .■
'1 be studies will be carried on by
fstarts ol ttie Appalachlai) Korea Kk
j (ier tu nl But ion. the Purest Pro
-1 die t Laboratory, the North Carolina
Pin Aiuujciatian. and the State Ue
partitent ot Conservation and Ue
vrlulibent Headiiuarleralur the held
j worsts Will Iw In UhfJfrut ol LAs
trn t Voreater L A <Wkt at wind
er. tom will also cooperate in the
Wor k. A
s ven >b follow - Industrial torrstry,
inirp W» ot the investigation are
i which Wim hut only good silvieul
-1 turc. but lire protection and cloae uUl
' l7*tk)ii Wiias u otter a method of
J i"<rp?iuaUm the sui>i>ty ot Umber to
i J tula trgion\ and the Ihdustrisc which
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Fair Draws Thousands
As Sun Smiles; To Be
v 7 r ir
Gkntinued On Saturday
OVER 3,000,000
U» to raster, day the Ural Mmm
•d tahaeee for (MLNI.M eJe"tto!
NRM rtwrt m.OM pow4i mi toe
Amt* of to* thrr M«
Thb would (Mii.g Ihr louk M far
«Wa hmm. to a IttUr ever U7MN
P««l» M|(l lolMM.ro Waa »tUI earn
ing la today.
•»*«wl and It waa rspartag Utat
m mmrr roald bo taken la wtMMNiI
wwo II lilac rapidly aad It waa asp
paaad that away far non weald
Mac Uwtr wood lata Utla altar
ta toe (air.
m police
HOT SMALL
Only Threw Offeadtwra Up This
Morning Bnforw Hia Hwmor
—Nngrw CottMa*! Lat
Can Hirm :Jl
wmaamanankagai - * f - • »
Pdir work la taking a anal toll in
patioa circles for title nomine to toe
Ami at fair weak offenders and only
tom cane tip baton Kta Honor
Tbon waa Pali* Thompson up far
drunkenness PaU*. Chief Taw aald
bad baas riding toabby hntagg «d>
toa merry co-round at' the fair for
over an hour and ha eoutdnt M «o
4 appeared toot he wna try** for
another endurance teat but It Am nl|i
ped whan Chief waa asked to brtok
toe strangle bold Pails had on a llttie
•urrol mare OMaf did aad M«
voucheaafed hia ability la aland atony
Chief Tew, kludhaartod and behea
ini that Pane waa na raffle, lat Mm #<
but It appeared that Pafig man ban
imbibed more later for ha waa flnaMy
brought In hut night. The night«
aprae coat him costa.
Ipm UUon area up far dUo/xb-rly
conduct He had been to ids erne >
li« i « to we the cnlldren aa aome y<er
to hr |tod aevared filial tie* and wet
u living wttli the family. Itw court
In nrtlerad him to atay away.
am eato he waa peaceful but hia
wtre’a father testified that Toot w%*
di Inking and ralalng caih so eftteera
were called He aald Trim had brofcee
the door down to get In Tom though*
he daarrved some cunstderatom Mr
letting cue wife Carre on him. be aald
and the court ruled that be pay to
and ooata. e
Ed Kxum waa charged with driving
a car while under toe Influence of
whiskey It waa ahown that ha had
hU two ears In hia meandering* on
Arh and John streets last night thou* 1 1
neither car waa damaged Ha War
bound to county court under 9100
bond
it.
LEGIONNAIRES .
GO TO MEETING
Delegates and Individuals to the nu
UonaJ ri invention of the American le
gion and the American Region Aux
tilery will leave tomorrow and Sun
day for Louisville. Kentucky where
the <onvetnlori will start September 30
and last through October 3. k
Col. Oeo. IC. Freeman will *0„ • • j
state delegate and Mrs. J. C. Crone * i 1
CO aa stale delegate from the th 4
Ut*Uriel of the Auxiliary Kmaelt K <-
lnon mi ) tii i|nn »-l -id to
make tUr trip at. u fi v* nil r *4
intended going but had ».—l jJA
this morning j v!9
Over (0.000 bietyvut un* in. »<aen
made et Leulavtllr and ap <0 Wee
(or 40POO more have been o- need.
The member* frog- OoldMmi W.|l go
in can and by rp.l. t t r,
Sanitorium Society
Meet* in N*. -illy
Nashville, TVnh., Sept- t
A sociological mnference at the HMel
Hermitage and a medical cL ■*>’-
unutrition at Uw Vandelb* br#ulta!
by member* of the Vanderbilf- tea!
faculty, occupied mnn|r' the
Southern Tutwmilueie JL-* and
the Southern de*Uofll l*tiou
tahy, f*
THE WEATHER M
Cleady tewggM ami MM* 4M
bp aJTfctor-1
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PRICE in Goliehwrw THREE COW
FaJg Officials Look tglttMn
•■Ah
f
LIVESTOCK Ali POULTRY
EKHIMTS ARE PRAGMSM
Mcrril T.fce. fkal Por M
» n «A Sprufft First For '
<istiuey Cow
Yesterday and today' tbowgaffg «g
fpupie. Uiawed from umfr tubarwttott
m the Am few days el dm wsatt Iff
a welcome and warming sun. turwaff
out sud attended Um Vsyae Oeahty
Fab m masse And they wilt egdtttffm
so for the fair will nib Ihsesftt |K»
urday lustoad at FrKßff
For the first time the grokhda WttM
resllv mien and so |«scliflj was %&'
tiitcui*- r.iat fib fair und iqylway was
breii*ltt to rrnl lift by having », wyg
)KN.pte ui Um grounds uiat wa&Uiff
wai. a maUcr of time wig not ffta*
taww. .
Last night toe flrewurta flttpttff Iftfl
, the free trapes* add msksilj aoto. Ri
front of Um grandstttott' tonkgttt NMA
after round of aiytaust and ag AM
l gigsaUr crackers and goomta wagg if
propie clapped hands to gato mag
oreniif Wide UMrtr sms M tMtoffttA
iaUng dteptay of ntatoffUS IfftlQaNtS,
T'day is anoUMT gHjKmttMl An/
2.'* day and ttlKllb
fitted free ts *Sgpmßß|x|M stag,
vnta Today and tomOtofiSp pettp
■« to top the week
returns far tolr msVK
ti ll hMT Lhff Rm (told klto ’
* 11- i MFsttw gAffwsw ffß . HIP IPpBIK
held the crowds down jpaff EApjfig
Um< sun has corns out «M iffsff jflff-
Ute Kiounds end rends lßMfftoH&£
ah.. liekl l»efc AM
week came vretontaff tsm A/ttS
and are planning to atttmtt mBB
*nd Saturday, f
Interest ThufkAat Ml lAfflß* Raff ffpff
litssUak and poultry depsrtmmMa aod
mthusuum was Iggnsagfl at AmMHRs
»( blue and rad ribbons M tog JsflffMf
placed these hiSW ifiirEff UH fflg.
Hone racing was a gtoliulgfl tf
ture at lodayl program and Ata Mk '
••lay of llrewortts wUI again kg Ntt
tonight.
fen* ki iuttrw.t was tosws ta Ujtoi
like 4 -’k and I»mttxy toloniiwx.
■nt tun.nut was itwß»Sfr*d to tha
hcarsnre- of blue and rad
udgiflc in Uiem departmsuts m/fmm .
‘cd on during UM day. N. f 'lff
liny ton *>t irunn osvnar at |he APIA
state grand champion hard flpA
Jrraay »wme. statod MM ItojltdgpMa
«d practn sly ail Aw eeaAff ffjffMi AR"'
to* 'state and has never mm'mm
tom R* * IF*
Ms taa»ew hs#r..efi dtotonkm. Z
of his htod 4 Ml fSSi
K K fttoMlto AMtoMr Os AMto
Kam. tiita cosv iy. mditoi U btaff
of rattle and 3ff;ltoos. Rg WOW tog
live *tock Bi*-otgd wffHttd k soAta
pietr herd Op earns gadjtoßUp
odi- Hip Mr MerrAK «Att tt dfltou
prim i# nßereni 'sAfftoE toRAI Rr
, a mu, lit Basils on* M IMi Ato>'H
i. irti Wi a record of moaad AAIgH
... ti,. iiiat> i.sv-iag mAfltafli
n. N umber iftt. 133 b
in »d A. m pounds of tmttor
A G Spruill won brat prlaA sßJjto,
pur* bred oueraoey CPF OUWVjfIV
standing prise winners in the fflK
d opart merit were B F Adams. S. As
IJbvts. Mr arid Mrs J. T MrltaagAL
Monk Rich, Thad Yalvsrton. FiaffA
and Nat nan Andrews. Leon Daidb, )H
F. Adams Henry DaVta, AdSrw Osg
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