The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-07

Gentry, George Stiles, Rome. Ga.; 5. Courtney, R. P. Cherry. Louisville. Ky | 6, Blue Boy. Fred Newell, Montgomery; 1, :, Jachim. w. T. Sandidge, Demopolis. One mile running race. SIPS purse: Otis True, Cassaway, Little Baker,
 Santander. Elsie L., Jungle.
 Much Interest in Women's Booths There has probably been more keen Interest felt in the awarding of the prizes in the individual booth contests in the womans department of the fair than any other This is no wonder when the exhibit represents the talents, ge- niuses and industry of three dozen women. Fourteen of these were con
 tending for the $500 prizes offered by the Chamber of Commerce for the best booth of Jefferson county woman s varied interests. and industry This of fer was instigated by request that this department be given the oppor- tunty to demonstrate the possibilities
 these examples would be an object les
 son to the immigrant.
 Prizes for booths in the women S departments were awarded yesterday ,as follows:
 Church booths: Simpson Methodist, first; Fairyiew Methodist, second Shadyside Methodist third; West
 woodlawn Methodist. fourth; St .Au- gustine Catholic, fifth.
 | Girls booths: Miss Juliette Odum, Georgia. street, Birmingham. first: Miss Mildred Brown, Dolomite, second; Miss Theo Peace. North Highlands. Bir-
 mngham. third; Miss Avis Edmond. North Highlands. Birmingham. fourth. i Alabama booths: Mrs. M. NJ Gassa- way, Albertville first; Miss Beatrice Naftel. Crenshaw county, second; Miss Trudie White, Reform, third; Miss E. l s. Zeigler. 400 Ann street, Birming ham. fourth; Miss Cordie Dobbs. Fort
 Payne. fifth; Mrs. M. B. Ogletree. Eu-
 taw. sixth; Miss Ella Motz, Hunts vile, seventh.
 l Jefferson county booths Mrs. W. z.
 Sanderson. 2311 Thirty first avenue.
 North Birmingham, first Mrs. H. H. | Daniel, Pratt City, second; Mrs. J. M.
 Brown, Graves Mines, third; Mrs. M. c.
 Mccain, 2412 Teak avenue. fourth
 Mrs. Charles Bery, 2417 Teak avenue, | fifth: Mrs. A. B. Robert, 1917 Alois
 avenue, sixth; Mrs NJ. A. Garborough, l1S15 Twenty-third avenue, North
 Birmingham. seventh: Mrs. H. M.
 Bond, Lewishurg, eighth; Mrs. R. L. Elm l onds 1116 10th street north. ninth: Mrs R. S. Cross. 2113 Oak avenue. tenth: Mrs. 1 ]. F. Graham. Lewsburg. eleventh; Mrs. Upchurch. 12l3 Cotton avenue. West End. twelfth; Mrs. S. B. Olmstead, Glen Iris, GUY, tDirIctDtn. MfS. W. A. Dulltc, zll Broad street. Elyton. fourteenth. Due to an error yesterday, mistake was made in announcing the prize win ming piano display. This award was
 made yesterday. according to Superinten-
 dent Harry Jones of the merchants de-
 partment. and was given to the Cable
 Shelby Burton Piano company. The
 judges were Mrs. A. V. Abbott Mrs.
 George Woodruff and Mrs. R. D. Burgin
 1ha A boI yf,nf cycle race. of Monday was also awarded
 to Joe Walters after a consultation among the referees and scorekeepers. Red Pankhurst, who had been announced as winner being finally disqualified and
 taken out of the race altogether on &C.,
 count of his having received assistance from too many persons during one of the stops he made for oil and gasoline. This
 change madr Gayle Joyce second and Gene Walker third.