The Washington times., 1919-08-30

was q consolation run at hair mile
for horses not finishing better than
third at the meeting. 1t was won
handily by the Washington horse,
Fels, the others being strung out.
summary;
z:I7 trot: purse. $780,
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Michigan Boy (SIiller) 49,. 3 3.
Sable Rins W: s:{7R fRis0229l 2?9ls i:iia ass4 ssl E.
-, 2:so trot purse purse 5000
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Lord Eliver (Mlllerl ....... re
| Consolation Run, half mile; purse, 500.
Fels (Kennedy) ....--......-.....'''
Dnatory CWelbourne) ..................
D DiSie MAID tGSsl1ins) .................. :
Time, IS seconds.
Motorcycle Races. ..
The fair was brought to q close
with a motorcycle race at three miles,
FIVE washington boys being the con-
| testants.
William Denham, who captured
similar contests wednesday and
Thursday afternoons, again finished
in front. The others who rode were
Joe Cooksey. John Clark, Austin Cur
tain and James Clifton.
the grounds throughout the fair was
the Red Cross tent maintained by
ladies Of the Montgomery County
Chapter. Each day many visitors
found there a place Of rest and edu-
cation. During the four days, several
addresses were delivered by men who
had seen service in the army as Of
ficers, among them being Lieut.. Al
fred Baker, Lieut.. Arthur d. Far
quhar, Lieut.. Frank I. Hewitt and
Col. A. Gibson, Of this county, and
Lieut.. II. B. Beemer, aviator, now a
patient at Walter Reed Hospital.
An army recruiting station was
also on the grounds throughout the
fair. It was in charge Of Lieutenants
Widney and Wexford, who were as
sisted by Sergeants Rogers and Skin
ming, Corporal Newton and Private
watkins. Fifty-one enlistments were
secured.
Additional premium winners in the
various departments were announced
today as follows:
works of Art.
Decorative water colors-MrE Fred Ksp-
linger, FIRST and second.
Brooke. hrst; Mrs Howard Larcombe, sec
Landscape water oolor-s. Peter wag-
Portrait, water coior-Mrs. Fred KEEP
llnger, hrst; Miss n. 2. Moran, second
Iinger, first; J. II. Hall, second.
Charcoal drawing-Miss Emma T. Stab |
Ter, first; J. H. Hall. second. |
Crayon drawing-Miss n. z. Moran. |
first; J. Fl. Hall, second.
!. India ink-Mrs. Howard Larcombe, first |
Mechanical drawing. H. Hall. first
PaEtille--S. Peter Wagner, hrst; Mrs.
PenciI-I n HAIL first: Mrs Fred Ken
Pen and ink-Mrs. Howard Laroombe, |
FIRST; Mrs. Fred Repllnger, second.
Decorative in oil-Miss NJ z. Moran, /
first; Miss Emma T. stabler. second.
Figure oil-Mrs Fred Keplinger' hrSt;
Mrs. James H. Jones. second
Landscape oiI--MiBs n. E. Moran FIRST |
Miss Emma T. StabIer. second.
Marine-Miss Emma T. Stabler, first;
Mrs. Asa Magruder. second;
Portrait-Mrs. Fred Keplinger. first and
stiI life in OIL. H. Hall. first; Mrs.
James II. Jones second.
Photograph. fancy-Miss Eva Reed,
first; Mrs. Harry Dickerson, second.
hrst: MIS-. Harry Dickerson, second
Photo landscape-Miss Eva Reed, first
George H. Maynard, second.
Marine photo-Mrs. Harry Hoskinson,
Photo portrait--Mrs. Harry HoskinSon.
first: Guy Hicks, second.
Basketry-Miss Beulah Dove, first and
Cablnstmaking-Miss Elizabeth Nicol
Carpentry-Miss Elizabeth NicoI first
China painting-Mrs- Harry Dickerson,
first and second.
Clay modeling-Mrs. Howard Larcombe,
first; Miss Rose Wagner. second
BTasswork-J. II. Hall. FIRST; Mrs How
ard LarcOmbe, second.
Jewelry-J H. Hall, first; Mrs. Howard
Leather-Mrs. Howard Larcombe, hrst.
Mrs. Mary E. Jarboe, second.
Pyrography-J. II. Hall, hrst; Mrs.
Harry Dicxerson, second.
Scroll sawing-J. II. Hail, first.
stenciIing-Mrs. Fred Keplnger, first;
Mrs. Howard Larcombe. second.
Wood block printinE-Mrs. Howard Lar
combe. first; Mrs. Fred KoplInger second.
WoodcarvinE-Mrs. Howard Larcombe,
first and second.
Garden PrOducts-ChiIdren.
string beans-Norman Ricketts,, FIRST;
Carl Tucker, second.
Tomatoes-courtland Trundle, FIRST:
Charles F. Hines. second.
Popeorn-ClInord Helm, first; Charles
Sweet corn. T. warheId. FIRST; Charles
Hines. second.
Radishes-J. 7. WaFheld, first; Charles
Carrots-Charles Hines. FIRST; J. T. War
field. second.
Onions-EdEar Shorts, hrst
Potatoes-CarI Tucker, first; James NJ
Barnsley, second.
sweet potatoes. T warhsId, hrst;
Charles Hines second
Lima beans-Csrl Tucker, first; Charles
Hines, second.
CABBAGE. T. warfsld. FIRST.
ParEnips-Lewis w. Barnsley, jr FIRST:
Charles Hines, second.
Lettuce. T. Warheld. FIRST; Charles
F. Hines, second.
Beets-Charles P. Hines. first: Lewis
Barusiey, jr., second.
Display OF vegetRbles-Charles F. Hines
hrst; J. T. Warfeld, second.
Culinary-ChlIdFen.
Light bread-Alice Hines hrBt.
Rusks-Alice Hines, FIRST.
Cookies-Lillie Shorts, hrst' Nettie
Shorts second. ,
Layer cake-Alice Hines, first.
Maryland biacuitH-Alice Hines, hrHt.
Loaf cake-Alice Hines, hrst. u