Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-04
100 BREEDS IN DOG
SHOWAT THE FAIR
Prize Specimens From Canine
World to Vie foS, Honors
September g. 9.

The dog show that is being planned for
the Delaware State Fair at Elsmere this
| September will continue for two days.
| The exhibit, however, will be practically
a one day show for all exhibitions. Entries
| in the breeds assigned for the first day will
| be brought to the fair that day and will
| be judged and at the close of the show on
| that day may be takep- away. This ar
rangment is made in cider that owners
may not be inconvenieHced by keeping
! their dogs at tn j., ir more than one day.
I The breeds gned for the second will
not arrive unit l1he morning of that day.
However, il is expected that some ex-
hibitors will sh ~ their CANNES both days.
The list of dog be exhibited on Sep
tember are - follows: Russian wolf
hounds, Irish wolfhounds. Scottish deer
hounds, greyhounds, pointers. English
settlers, Gordon settlers, Irish settlers, wire
haired pointing griffons, .whlppcts, coliies,
dalmatians, bulldogs, Alredale terriers,
French bulldogs, fox terriers, Irish terriers,
Manchester terriers, Pomeranians, English
TOW spaniels, Japanese spaniels, \ lork-
shire terriers, Maltese. toy black and tsn
terriers, Brussels griffons, chlhuahuas,
italian greyhounds.
The breeds 10 be exhibited on September
are as follows: Bloodhounds, St Ber-
nards, Great Danes, foxhounds, sporting
spaniels, beagles, badger dogs, shepherd
dogs, old English sheepdogs, poodles,
chow elbows, Samoyedes, Dobcrman
pinschers, bull terriers, Boston terriers,
Sealyham terriers, Scottish terriers, West
Highland white terriers, Cairn terriers.
Welsh terriers, schipperkes, Pekingese,
toy poodles, miscellaneous.
More than 100 breeds viii be on dis
play The prizes in all classes except
the regular American-bred limit and open
classes vii be ribbons only, and the
honors will be awarded as follows First
prize, blue ribbon; second prize, red ribbon
third prize, yellow; reserved. white; first
winners, purple; reserved winners, pu pie
and white.
The judges for the show are as follows:
s. Homer Cam, Kennett Square, Pa,
bloodhounds, foxhounds beagles; DR.
II. B. Kobler, Philadelphia, St Bernards,
great Danes, sporting spaniels, chow chow,
Sealyham terriers, miscellaneous; Gerald
G. Buck, Philadelphia, Russian wolf
hounds, Scottish deerhounds, gayhounds,
whippets, Dalmatians, Manchester terriers.
English toy spaniels; Hyland B. Lyman,
Newport, pointers, English settlers, Gordon
settlers, Irish settlers, wire haired pointing
griffons; Thomas Forshaw, Philadelphia,
Badger dogs, old English sheepdogs,
poodles, saInoyedes, Doberman pinschers,
bull terriers, schipperkess William E.
Seidewitz, Baltimore, Md, collies; Charles
E. Lehman, Hatboro, Pa, bulldogs, French
bulldogs; Robert F. Height, Lakewood
n. j., AIedale terriers, fox terriers, Irish
terriers; John ]. Egan, Philadelphia,
Boston terriers; Thomas Elkton, Phil
adelphia, Scottish terriers, West Highland
white terriers, Cairn terriers, Welsh
terriers; Mrs. NJ. Koerlin, Yonkers, n. Y,
Pomeranians, japanese spaniels, York
shire terriers, Maltese, toy black and tan
terriers, Brissels griffons, Chihuahuas,
Italian greyhounds; Mrs. Frank Gold
Mrs. George F. Brown, Philadelphia, toy
poodles.