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BOYS  AND  GIRLS 
January  Contributors 
(Continued  from  Page  123) 
Kimberly  (11,  k,  p),  Norman  Hallock  (15,  d), 
Gabriel  D’Agostino  (9,  d),  Martha  Jones  (10,  d), 
Ned  Lister  (14,  d),  Edwin  D’Agostino  (10,  d), 
Betty  Davis  (13,  d),  Sophie  Sapitowicz  (n), 
Bessie  Chesbro  (14,  d),  Dorothy  Hurlbut  (11,  d, 
t.  x),  Frances  Hurlbut  (10,  d),  Helen  Thrall  (12, 
n),  Vivian  Bushnell  (12,  m,  n,  x,  z),  Vera 
Buslinell  (13,  f,  in,  n,  r,  x),  Albert  Kirk  (d,  n), 
Mildred  Beebe  (14,  n),  Ruth  Beecher  (d),  Helen 
Beebe  (12.  n,  x),  John  Dawson  (n),  Louis  Maek- 
en  (9,  d),  Ann  Doublik  (10,  d,  n,  t,  x,  z), 
Evelyn  Smith  (10,  d),  Elsie  Gasparino  (11,  d), 
George  Kent  (12,  d),  Harry  Baer  (12,  r),  Louis 
Smith  <10.  d,  n,  z),  Berta  Griffiths  (13,  s), 
Anna  Wildowski  (d),  Ruth  Marcy  (11,  x,  z), 
Dorothy  Andrews  (13,  n),  Elsa  Weyell  (12), 
Ruth  Sodergren  (13',  d,  n). 
Delaware:  Millie  Bonfanti  (15,  d),  Ethel 
Wilson  (14,  t),  Germaine  Lapping  (13,  d,  n,  r,_ 
t.  z).  Elsie  Grasselly  (12,  d,  x,  z),  Moreno’ 
Grasselly  (x). 
Florida:  Mary  Voting  (n). 
Illinois:  Marion  Allen  (10,  d). 
Maine:  George  Swanton  (8,  n.  t),  Eugenia 
Swanton  (0,  t),  Marjorie  Towne  (13,  d,  n,  r,  x), 
Louise  Nickerson  (12,  n,  z),  Cleve  Gurney  (14, 
<T,  z),  Rebecca  Spencer  (12,  d,  n,  t,  x). 
Maryland:  Laurence  Harris  (13,  n,  z),  Clara 
Cox  (11,  d,  x,  z),  Frances  Treadway  (m,  n,  t, 
z>.  Leonard  Weber  (11,  d),  Charles  Bilbrough 
(11.  d,  n,  x),  Catherine  Bilbrough  (10,  e,  z), 
Loose  Perrey  (12,  n,  x),  Elizabeth  Moffett  (14, 
<1  o.  z). 
Massachusetts:  Cecilia  Aqua  (10,  b,  n,  t), 
Jennie  Aqua  (12,  n,  t,  x),  Adah  Salmon  (9,  d), 
Beatrice  Isham  (n,  t,  v).  Unknown  (k,  n), 
Verna  Bennet  (14,  d),  Esther  Presley  (15,  t), 
Amy  Jacques  (11,  d),  Frederick  Axelrod  (10, 
z(.  Evelyn  Haskell  (13,  d,  k,  n,  x),  Mary 
Mason  (10.  d),  George  Worster  (12,  n),  Alber- 
tine  Levidge  (11,  d),  Grace  Thayer  (d,  t), 
Eleanor  Hart  (12,  d,  n,  x),  Caroline  Powell  (b, 
d.  n),  Ethel  Hart  (12,  d,  n,.  x),  Peter  Stan- 
isiewski  (15.  d),  Lillian  Larry  (14,  k,  t,  x), 
William  McDonald  (14,  e,  n),  Priscilla  Hertel 
(11.  d.  n.  z),  Priscilla  Wood  (13,  P,  n,  t),  Ver- 
nic-e  Wood  (10,  n),  Norman  Smith  (9,  n),  Har¬ 
old  Murdock  (9,  d),  Mildred  Gillfether  (13,  d, 
n).  Lillian  Reed  (d). 
Michigan:  Hazel  Dick  (10,  d,  n).  Myrtle 
Franklin  (11,  d,  r),  Violet  Zeller  (14,  d,  k), 
Mary  Hedrick  (10,  d,  o). 
Nebraska:  Ruth  Farley  (11,  d). 
New  Hampshire:  Gladys  Gunnarson  (m,  n,  r), 
M'll'ed  French  (d,  n,  x),  Paula  Hartfiel  (14,  d). 
New  Jersey:  Theresa  Hudos  (10,  x),  Natalie 
Ressnagel  (10,  x,  z),  Eva  Combs  (11.  d),  Isa- 
<i  ra  Brvant  (15,  d.  x),  Clara  Ayars  (10,  x,  z), 
Walter  Paskell  (10,  d),  Margaret  Lytle  (d,  x), 
Jennie  Feinman  (11,  z),  Alice  Lemieux  (14), 
Mary  Blackwell  (10,  d),  Dorothy  Fisher  (14,  d), 
Collins  Johnson  (14,  U),  Mary  Stumbaugh  (11, 
x).  Gretelien  Ludwick  (11,  d),  Mildred  Walter 
(13.  d.  n),  Edith  Dean  (10,  t,  x),  Anna  Stoll 
(12),  John  Abrams  (9,  d),  Gertrude  Yaeger 
(12,  d.  n,  s),  Lillian  Williams  (17.  d,  n,  t), 
John  Volex  (12,  d),  Helen  Volek  (10,  v),  Lin¬ 
coln  Stroud  (10,  m,  n),  Irene  Valentine  (13,  n, 
t.  x,  z),  William  Miller  (12.  d),  John  Rosen- 
crantz  (10,  d),  Edwin  Herr  (14,  d,  m,  n),  Mabel 
Emerson  (11.  d,  t),  Herbert  Demarest  (10,  d), 
Mildred  Bullman  (12,  d),  Henrietta  Thomas  (15, 
d).  Mary  Mazzo  (r),  Estella  Simpkins  (13,  d), 
Catherine  Krul  (12,  v),  Margaret.  Sullivan  (13, 
n.  t,  x). 
New  York:  John  Weber  (13.  n),  Lucille 
P.rusie  (13,  d),  Alida  Bogardus  (9,  n,  x,  z), 
Katherine  McGovern  (9,  p),  Mary  McGovern 
(12,  s),  Beatrice  Goodf’ellow  (13),  Tess  Tschan- 
tre  (14.  d,  m),  Violet  Simmons  (11,  n),  Anna 
Fessenden  (b),  Marcus  Carls  (14,  d),  Gertrude 
Booth  (n),  Clare  Kelly  (7,  n,  x),  Harry  Field 
(10.  d),  Helen  Barker  (12,  d),  Margie  Mark- 
mueller.  Don  Stubbs  (d),  Sara  Edmounds  (13, 
d).  Lillie  Sprague  (10,  d,  n,  t),  Evangeline 
Fancher  (12,  f,  k,  t),  Grace  De  Witt  (10,  d), 
Christina  Schmidt  (11,  m,  n,  z),  Ruth  Trues- 
dale  (9,  n,  t,  x).,  Roy  Bergman  (11,  n,  p,  v), 
Elwyn  Pettit  (14,  d.  n,  t),  Margaret  Mackenzie 
(10,  d,  x.  z),  Marion  Brock  (11.  d),  Alice  Rich 
(14.  k,  n),  Grace  Wheat  (15,  m,  n,  z).  Gladys 
Bartholomew  (Hi,  d),  Verna  Colvin  (12,  f,  k, 
m,  n,  z).  Harold  Inman  (n),  Angie  Tuttle  (15, 
d),  Minnie  Adner  (14,  d.  n,  x),  Charles  Adner 
(12,  d),  Ariel  Adner  (10,  d), Gladys  Feldberg 
(b,  d,  r,  t),  Raymond  Nillsea  (11,  n),  Anita 
C'-ommie  (13,  d,  v),  Helen  Topping  (9,  d,  n), 
Edna  Dawley  (9,  d),  Ronald  Boyd  (12,  n), 
Carolyn  Male  (10,  n,  x,  z),  Elizabeth  France 
14.  n,  t,  z).  Ruby  Keator  (12,  n),  Emma  Keidel 
(13.  d,  k,  m,  n),  Douglas  Smith  (11,  d),  A. 
Bernstein  (13,  d),  Dorothy  Dancile  (10,  d,  n), 
Allen  Iirum  (9,  d),  Gladys  Gorman  (10,  n), 
Madeline  Plunkett  (12,  n),  Catherine  Gaffney 
(16.  d).  Charles  Manison  (10,  n,  t,  z),  Joyce 
Man: son  (k.  n,  t,  z),  Dorothy  Utts  (10,  d,  n, 
John  Michalchuk  (13,  n,  x,  z),  Raymond 
Mu-phv  (13,  d),  Ebam  Kittle  (8,  n),  Anna  Orr 
(11.  d.  m),  Elsie  Brftwnell  (10,  d,  n),  Harry 
C-awford  (m,  n,  t),  Dorothy  Denton  (11,  n,  x, 
z),  Stuart  Spicer  (13,  d),  Della  Provorse  (n, 
v,  z),  Amalia  Peshko  (11,  f,  m,  n,  r),  Marion 
Hood  (13,  k,  n,  x),  Agnes  Rydberg  (13,  d,  x), 
Mvron  Bogardus  (11,  n,  x,  z),  Doris  Van  Hoesen 
(13,  d),  Margaret  Washburn  (13,  d,  f,  n,  x, 
■/).  Rolland  Young  (9,  d).  Mary  Lynch  (11), 
Cora  Flansburg  (11,  d),  Clyde  Flansburg  (8, 
d).  Velma  Kells  (9,  n),  Vivian  Kells  (11,  d), 
Ruth  Shepardson,  (6,  d),  John  Shepardson  (11, 
d),  Kathleen  Edmunds  (n),  Florence  Sherwood 
(12,  z),  Dora  Bennitt  (13.  n,  z),  Cora  Blasdell 
(12.  n,  t.  x,  z),  Eleanor  Sturdevant  (10),  Ruth 
Watts  (15,  d,  n,  z),  Lewis  Wangerin  (14,  n), 
Myrtle  Harrison  (16,  z),  Joy  Johnson  (d,  n), 
Dorothy  Story  (15,  d,  x),  Dolores  Colligan  (9, 
d),  Dexter  Elvidge  (11,  m,  n),  Grace  Odell  (14, 
d),  Muriel  Crego  (9,  d,  e),  Emma  Kunz  (13.  n, 
x),  Florence  Schrader  (1(5,  n.  x,  z),  Lucy  Mil¬ 
lard  (14,  n),  Louis  Millard  (11,  n),  "Isabel 
Henry  (15,  d),  Janet  Rose  (10,  n,  X,  z),  Anne 
Grubb  (12,  n),  Alwine  Hobb  (12,  n,  z),  Adeline 
Sears  (10),  Dorothy  Tice  (10,  k),  Ruth  Sears 
(11),  Vivian  Bowen  (11,  d,  t),  Ruth  Bowen  (9, 
d),  Lillian  Burnham  (10,  d,  k,  t.  x),  Vincent 
Blodgett  (10),  Marion  Carnes  (14,  f,  n,  x), 
Frances  Colquhoun  (12,  n,  z),  Donald  Rose  (15, 
d,  r),  Margaret  Schroeder  (12,  d,  x,  z),  Helen 
Valachovic  (10),  Maud  Hilsinger  (12,  t),  Lena 
Carrier  (12,  x,  z),  Harold  Samson  (15,  d,  n), 
Frank  Gorham  (n,  x),  P.  McGunnicle  (13,  d), 
Julia  Garilis  (10.  d,  p),  Marion  Hinsman  (12, 
n.  t),  Norma  Voorhees  (n).  Pearl  Hamilton 
(15,  d,  n),  Anna  Dziewiatowski  (12,  d),  Irma 
Greene  (10,  d),  Evelyn  Pashley  (12,  n,  t),  Mil¬ 
dred  Ballerstein  (n,  o,  z),  Helen  Cameron  (11, 
n).  J.  Cernik  (10,  d),  Frank  Hyska  (15,  d), 
Billv  Russell  (n),  Helen  Hastedt  (15,  d,  n,  x), 
John  Vanderwood  (9,  d),  Katherine  Vanderwood 
(11,  d),  Beulah  Holmes  (8,  t),  Mario  Crosaletti 
(11,  d),  Mary  Zuzek  (11,  m,  n.  z),  Frances 
Zuzek  (10.  d,  n,  r,  z),  Dorothy  Fisher  (t,  x), 
Ruth  Mead  (x,  z),  Louise  Adams  (11,  d),  Caro¬ 
lyn  Veaeh  (8,  d,  n),  Dorothy  Lee  (n,  t),  Ber¬ 
nice  Becker  (k,  n,  t,  x,  z),  Marion  Ruppel  (11, 
n.  o),  Madge  Lynch  (13,  d,  n),  Onnolee  Rouse 
(11.  n),  Marion  Nichols  (14,  d,  n,  t),  Evelyn 
Decker  (9,  d),  Dorothy  Densmore  (13,  d), 
Mildred  Idso  (11,  d),  Unknown  (k,  t),  Ruth 
Smith  (13.  n,  t,  x,  z),  Margaret  Smith  (n,  t, 
zL  Richard  Fisher  (12,  n),  Erna  Meyn  (10,  d). 
Aloe  Staats  (13,  d),  Mary  Staats  (16,  d), 
Emmy  Lindke  (10,  d),  Ann  Willcox  (10,  k,  t), 
Ruth  Bartlett  (15,  t),  Leora  Shaw  (11,  d,  n), 
Fanny  Hayes  (10,  n,  o),  Cathleen  Nichols  (10, 
d),  Agnes  Veach  (11,  d),  Laura  Ballweber  (13, 
b,  n,  t),  Margaret  Parris  (11,  d.  z),  Helen 
Ryan  (16.  d),  Harold  Hood  (10,  d,  n,  x,  z), 
Genevieve  Arnold  (13,  n,  x).  Anna  Ryan  (10, 
d,  m,  n),  Helen  Musbicbel  (13,  d.  r),  George 
Knoell  (10.  d,  n).  Hazel  Dnntz  (15,  d,  n,  t, 
x),  Ethel  Ovenden  (12,  d),  Harold  Van  Fraden- 
burg  (15,  d,  n,  x). 
Ohio:  Helen  Partz  (d,  k,  n),  Deete  Rada- 
baugh  (11.  n,  t.  x,  z),  Helen  Hunt  (12,  d,  x), 
Mildred  Hunt  (14.  d),  Elizabeth  Lowtlier  (16, 
d),  Alice  McQuistion  (n,  z),  Mildred  Kahoun 
(14,  d),  David  Cooke  (9,  v,  z),  William  Cooke 
<m),  Jennie  Zupancie  (14.  d),  Ned  Alexander 
(n),  Florence  Leightner  (12,  f,  t),  Gertrude 
Aeberhard  (13,  t). 
Pennsylvania:  Anna  Hackenberger  (12.  d,  x, 
z),  Monica  Meyer  (10,  k,  m,  n,  t),  Ward  Kon- 
kle  (14,  d.  n,  r,  x,  z),  John  Sehman  (11.  d,  n), 
Eleanor  Dibble  (13,  d.  n),  Eugene  Genther, 
Elizabeth  Ricker  (14,  d),  Katherine  Ricker  (9, 
d),  F.  E.  Sewitz  (z),  Opal  Brooks  (14,  d,  n), 
Anna  Rushmore  (10,  z).  Laura  Farabaugh  (13, 
b.  n,  t,  x,  z),  David  Alwine  (14,  m,  n),  Susanna 
Hunt  (11).  Mareta  Hershey  (12,  m,  n,  x),  Ella 
Brunner  (13,  d,  n,  x),  Thelma  Woollens  (9,  d), 
Ruth  Coulton  (12,  n),  Eloy  Reed  (12,  d),  George 
Ritchard  (13,  d),  Miriam  Ivatchel  (d,  n), 
Eleanor  Johnson  (k).  Leora  Stranahan  (13,  d, 
n),  Grace  Billmyer  (11,  d),  Norabel  Pair  (13, 
t).  Manice  Foote  (18,  r),  Clinton  Foote  (13.  d), 
Mabel  Foote  (11,  d),  Paul  Foote  (8,  d),  Gene¬ 
vieve  Bock  (11,  n),  Edna  Stump  (14,  t),  Frank¬ 
lin  Kohler  (12,  n),  Corinne  Cole  (15,  d),  Emma 
Koch  (14,  d.  n),  Mary  Cook  (k,  n),  Helen 
Kauffman  (13,  d,  n),  Elton  ICatchel  (14,  m),Rutli 
Jones  (14,  n,  p,  z),  Gertrude  Klinger  (11,  s), 
Jeanette  Slater  (14,  d,  k),  Esther  Bell  (9,  d). 
Rhode  Island:  Clara  Kenyon  (14.  d),  Kath¬ 
leen  Connor  (t),  Malin  Bates  (12,  d). 
Vermont:  Reginald  Illingworth  (e),  Warren 
Brown  (14,  d,  t),  Lucy  Manley  (m,  n),  Kath¬ 
erine  Lyon  (n,  x). 
Virginia:  Mary  Cake  (12,  n),  De  Sales  Hay¬ 
den  (10,  d,  z),  Catherine  Coiner  (n,  x,  z),  Jack 
Fadely  (10,  n),  Miriam  Watson  (t).  Kathryn 
Grayson  (11,  d),  Hazel  Winesett  (9.  d). 
West  Virginia:  Virginia  Irvine  (12,  n,  x), 
Robert  Dent  (10,  n),  Marguerite  Bohn  (13,  d). 
Wisconsin:  Gale  Hewett  (6,  d). 
Preventing  Birds  from  Flying 
I  have  a  flock  of  White  Leghorn  pul¬ 
lets  rnning  on  free  range  and  producing 
no  eggs.  Last  year  at  this  time  same 
treed  (closed  in)  laid.  This  year’s  birds 
are  healthy  and  cannot  be  kept  in  inclos¬ 
ure.  about  7  ft.  high,  as  they  act  more 
like  birds  than  poultry.  They  have  fine 
quarters,  get  Cornell  ration,  and  are  of  a 
well-known  laying  strain,  but  don’t  lay. 
Is  there  any  way  of  pulling  out  feathers 
to  keep  them  from  flying  without  impair¬ 
ing  their  health?  I  am  getting  tired  of 
White  Leghorns,  and  would  like  to  know 
how  the  Andalusian  compares  to  others  as 
a  layer.  Where  can  I  buy  same?  Have 
had  success  with  R.  I.  Reds  and  find  them 
good  Winter  layers,  also  with  Light 
Brahmas  for  the  table,  and  find  them  to 
be  fair  layers.  t.  r.  w. 
Brooklyn,  N.  Y. 
Clipping  one  wing  will  keep  Leghorns 
from  surmounting  a  7-ft.  fence;  tut  a 
more  recent  practice  is  to  sever  the  cord 
which  lies  just  beneath  the  skin  over  the 
second  ioint  of  the  wing.  This  may  he 
cut  with  a  sharp  blade  and  a  short  sec¬ 
tion  should  be  removed  to  prevent  the 
cord  from  growing  together  again. 
The  Andalusians,  while  excellent  layers 
of  large,  white  eggs,  do  not  surpass  the 
Leghorns  in  production,  and  possess  the 
disadvantage,  when  dressed  for  market, 
of  a  white  skin  and  dark  legs.  This  is 
only  a  “notional”  objection,  like  that  to 
brown  color  in  eggs,  and  should  not  weigh 
against  this  excellent  breed.  The  fact 
remains,  however,  that  white  eggs  and 
yellow  shanks  are  preferred  in  most  of 
our  markets.  m:  B  D 
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