Evening star., 1916-08-22

danner, Charles Town. W. Va; poultry.
Harry Hunt. Bethesda, Nd; farm prod
ucts, William T. Taliaferro. College
Park. Md: garden products, Henry
ian na9n' W. e9tss.1Sni JORDAN. washington. b. e;
Janney. Brookeville. Md; children's
department. Mrs. Henry II. Miller,
Sandy Spring. Md; culinary depart
Vile, Md; flowers, 2. D. Blackstone.
Washington, d. c.; hams. Judge Ed
ward c. Peter, Rockville. Nd.
The Germantown brass band arrived
put in busy day playing popular airs.
1t will also furnish the music the re-
naming days.
Dorsey Chief Marshal.
]. Clinton Dorsey Of Brookeville, who
has been chief marshal at the fair for
many years, is again acting in that
capacity. His aid is Laurason B. Rfggs,
and the assistants are Arthur w. Brown,
Walter Cashell, Samuel Cashell, Car
ence l.. Gilpin, Samuel Bussard and
James CasheI. Artemus sullivan OF
Rockville is chief of police. posltioh
he has filled at many Rockville fa1rs
Tomorrow is one of the big days OF
the fair, and the management mas liaue
arrangements to entertain lars e
crowd Beginning with a cavalcade OF
live stock around the race track. when
is always a feature of the fair that is
enjoyed. 1T will he continuous per-
formance until the last race is decided
there will be free exhibition on the
platform in front of the grandstand,
this feature being put on at large ex-
pense.
Three harness and three running
races are on the program for tomor-
row afternoon. The feature Will be
the stake race for two-year -olds owned
In Maryland. the District Of Columbia,
Virginia and West Virginia. This VIII
be for purse of $500. and four high
class colts are carded to face the start.
er The other races include the 2.25
trot purse. $500; the 2.1S pace, purse
S40o; two running contests. each SIX
furiongs and repeat, and each Tor
purse of S125. and a half-mile race for
ponies ridden by boys or girls under
fifteen years. In the pony race the
prize will be a silver cup.
Harness Race Entries.
The entries for the harness races are
as follows:
First race; state race for two-year-
olds owned in Maryland. the District
of Columbia, Virginia and West Nir-
ginia; purse, $5oo-Bendale, H. F.
Weissner, Baltimore, Md; Ida kushan,
Javins Bros. Silver Spring, Nd; Nc
Adoo, D. ]. Mccarthy. Washington. d.
c.: Chaplain, E. Cecil Allnutt, ROCK
Vile, Nd
Second race. 2.23 trot; purse, $500
Mordecai and Lady Corsage, Javins
Bros. Silver Spring, Md; Joe Cachota,
f. F. Hall. Washington, D. c.; Jack
Dryden, Fred Brozenne, Baltimore, Md;
Robert B., Robert Barr, Winchester,
Va; Prince Constant. r. NJ: Henry
Winchester. Va; Keen Worthy. vii
liam H. Fawcett, Travilah. Nd; Pills
ner Maid, II. F. Weissner, Baltimore,
Md: Rendale. II. F. Weissner, Balti-
more, Md; Gray Devil, II. c. Rogers,
Hamilton, Va; Rose Bond, J.. E. Dough
erty, Newburn, n. c.; Lit, n. j. Dough-
erty, Petersburg, Va.
Third race. Els pace: purse. 5000
Snip, J. A. Jones. Washington. D. C.;
Lady Clifton, Javins Brothers. Silver
Spring. Md; W. c. Zigenheim, Fred
Brozenne, Baltimore, Md; Minnie Pur-
cell, r. VI. Boyd. Winchester, Va; Char
lotte Hail. II. F. Weissner. Baltimore,
Nd: Cuban Burns, DR.. Knox, Kingston.
y. c.; Pony Boy, W. J. Dougherty,
Petersburg. Va.
all of whom have worked hard to make
the exhibition this year success, are:
President, Lee offutt of Rockville; vice
president, Charles F. Kirk of Olney;
secretary, James T Bogkey of Rock
VILE; treasurer, John J. Higgins OF
Rockville; directors, Messrs. Offutt and
Kirk. Josiah w. Jones, Charles Veirs,
Charles w. Fields, David II. Warfield,
William K Jones. William III. Fawcett,
william B Trundle, Perrie E. Waters,
John B. Diamond, jr., and n. ]. Ward.
Mr. Ward represents the District of
Columbia
Stake Race Tomorrow Afternoon.
This afternoon what is expected to
prove one of the best races of the
fair will be pulled off. 1t is the stake
race for four-year-olds owned in Mary
land, the District of Columbia, Virginia
and West Virginia, for purse of $500.
The entries are Baron Jr.. belonging to
w. E. Miller of Washington; Bell AK
worthy, owned by ]. c. Forrest of
Cherrydale. Va: the Baltimore horse,
Lula Worthy in charge of H. F. Weiss
ner. and Sib Bingen, the property of F.
J. Coombs of Leonardtown, Nd. The
program for the opening afternoon also
will include a running race at six fur
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