Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-27
EXHIBITORS AWARDED
POULTRY SHOW PRIZES
Henry ]. Hunt III and I. Frank Hall
Win Pitchers Offered by the
Evening Star
Show Closes at 10 O'Clock Tonight
and "Movies" of Exhibits Will
Be Made Today.

The Greater Washington poultry and
pigeon show, now open - Pythian
Temple. Will close a 10 o'clock tonight
Moving pictures 81 the exhibitions N8u
be taken this afternoon.
Henry J. Hunt, Sd, OF Bethesda. Md
won porcelain-lined silver water
pitcher. offered by The Evening Star
for the hes; display in the American
class. lie exhibited a large number O.
gold. silver laced. silver pcncilcd ana
partridge Wyandottes.
\ silver pitcher offered by The star
for the best display In the Mcditer
ranean class was won by r. Frank Hall
with buff Leghorns.
Mr.. Hunt won a pair Of silver candle
sticks offered BY Shaw 4 Brown. not
without strong competition. however
from :. J.. Ferrer.
\ den chair offered by w. r.. Moses 4
Sons for the best rose comb Rhode Island
Red was won by Miss Mary Whitley 81
HyattsNille. and a raineoat given hy :
Goldheim ~ Sons for the best display -
any one variety Of Plymouth Rocks was
taken by the Square Deal Poultry yard
at Tenleytown, with partridge Plymouth
Rocks.
Wins Game Bantam Prize.
The Modes prize. a cane. for tho bosI
game bantam was received by l.. Wright
Meyer of Wheeling, W. Va, with
black-breasted red game bantam
t. Frank Hall won silk umbrella Of
fered by Parker & Bridget Tor the best
pair of Leghorns of all varieties OF Leg
horns competing. lie exhibited Ine
pair of bluffs.
Among the prizes given for ducks. one
first was taken by Mrs. H. H. Marsh OF
NIT L.. 80
another by y. &. Drum-Hunt with a
Rouen drake.
All eggs laid by the hens during the
show have been sent TO the Tuberculosis
Hospital for the benefit of its patients.
Wins Prize Offered by Johnson.
Mrs. Reginald Stonestreet OF Nash
vile. Tenn, won the setting Of white
orpington eggs offered as a prize ~
Walter johnson, base ball player and
poultry fancier The bird which was
entered by Mrs. Stonestreet, and with
which she won the prize, also was 4
| winner at Madison Square Ca den.
Johnson also won number OF prizes,
taking the American Poultry Journal cup
for the entry from farthest away.
Washington Post silver water pitcher
for lest display in English class, won by
J. c. Forrest or Cherrydale. Va, bur
Orpingtons.
The Washington Post silver water
pitcher. for best display in the Asistic
| class-Won by Porter Elosser OF Cum
berland, Nd. black Lanvshans.
The Washington Post silver water
pitcher for best display OF pigeons OF
not less than three kinds and five va
rieties-Won by Capt. ". W. Cookson
of Woodbridge. D. c.
The North American cup for best dis
play In show-Won by r.. J. Hunt "a
of Bethesda, Md.
The knights OF Pythias Hall Associa-
ton cup for second best display in show
Won by Square Deal Poultry Yard OF
Tenleytown, II. {.
The Washington Times cup for third
best display in show-Won by r. p.
Hines & Son Of Rockville. nd.
Has Best Hen in Show.
The American Poultry Journal cup. for
best hen in show-Won BY William J.
Gorgius of Howard Park, Md
The Hermann prize, for best display OF
one variety-Won by ]. &. Forrest of
Cherrydale, Md.
Calf, given by Emile g. Lambelet, Tor
Lar gest entry from Prince Ce3Fse county
Won by Mrs. III. II. Marsh. Riverdale.
Setting of Partridge Wyandotte eggs.
for largest entry made by member ~
Washington base bail team-Won by Wal
ter Johnson.
Special White Wyandotte prizes-Noa
by :. T.. Hutton, East Falls Church Va
Elwood Taylor. Bcrwyn; W. +. Moo9,
Hyattsvills.
Sack OF shell food. given by L. H.
Weaver, Calverton Va. for best hen.
sim le-comb Rhode .sianI Red-AA on D.
+. w. Monday. Rockville.