Evening star., 1921-08-24
THOUSANDSATTEND
!. FAIR At rockville.
Ideal Weather Contributes to
Success-Racing Among
Features Of Day.
apeeial Opt1emsndsaca Of IT, NtaT.

Features Of Day.
special Corsespsndeace Of TAs StaF.
RoCKVILLE. Nd August z4.-The
ideal weather which prevailed today
did much to mako the second day of
the four-day Montgomery county fair
big success.
An interesting feature today was
= parade Of horses and teams around
one of the attractions at the fair,
and the spectacle Of today was prob
ably the most imposing OF the many
Of its kind held at Rockville
The judging Of exhibits In tho va
rious departments began today. The
judges In the various departments
were as follows:
List sf Jsdges.
Heavy draft horses and teams
ty. ana samuel Meissworth. this
county: cattle, b. F. Jones. South
Montrose, Pa; shsep and hogs Jack
Murray: Chester. Pa: Hampshire
hogs 2: M: Waters this county;
Germantown. No: orchard products.
e. W. Scott, Rockville: garden prod
ucts. Daniel Shoemaker, Takoma
Park; dairy products. e. s. Corey,
College Park, Md; tobacco. Joseph
erA, q. D. Blackstone. Washington.
D. c.; fancy work and domestic man.
ufactures Miss Daish. Washington,
d. C.: works Of art. Miss Doub. Fred
erick. Nd; culinary. Miss Kellar.
University OF Maryland; educational
rett Park.
The rest room which fs being main
tanned at the fair is proving a great
comfort to tired women and children
It 10 located under the grandstand
and IL In charge Of the Rockville
service league OF the county. Mrv.
Henry J. Finley and Mrs. John B.
Brewer. assisted by Mn Ernest H.
Darby, Mrs. James P. Gott Mrs. A.
w. Stimson and Mrs Owen X. Truitt,
are on hand ut all times to look after
the visitors.
Parade ~ Meter Vehicles.
The program for tomorrow includes
a parade in the morning OF automo-
biles. auto-truck and smooth wheel
tractors around the race track. the
the various departments. three har-
ness, two running, mule and motor
cycle races in the afternoon. free
outdoor attractions between. races
and fnnumerable other dive rsions.
The first race will be called ps omptiy
at half-past l o'clock The entries
for the harness races are as follows:
2:25 trot; purse. Marie.
Thomas c. Keys. Rockville, Md: Dock
Anna. Grandy & Garrett. Norfolk,
Va; Peter J. H.. John r. Javins. Sill
yer Spring. Nd; Sunny Jim. Joker
Girl. North Bell. Frank r. and Silent
Axworthy. William E. Miller. WASH
2:25 pace; purse. ssoo-rhel Brooke
and Bubbler. r. Booth Eubank.
Dunnsviiie. Va: Bell Passion. H. L.
William E. Miller. washiiagton, D. C.;
King George and Doc Stone. B. p
Dougherty. Washington d. c.: Bar
ney Burns. Lucille and Tar Baby.
Henry Scott. Goldsboro. n. c.: Bill
Clifford. r. b, Smith. Frederick. Md
s4Oo-O'Brien Boy. Henry scott.
Goldsboro. N C.; Bill Clifford, r. IS
Smith. Frederick. Nd: Tar Baby.
Lucille. Barney Burns Henry Scott,
Goldsboro, \. G.: Bernard D.. B. p
COLA. Ben Jones. Walter s., Cork screw
and Grey Ghost. William E. Miller.
Washington, d. c.: Belle Patchen, n.
L. Davis. Monrovia. Ma
Racing Results.
The races at the fair yesterday after
noon were successful.
The opening event--the $3.50 pace
was won by King Georee. belonging
to B. p. Dougherty OF Washington;
Doc Stone. also owned by Dougherty,
was second; Belle PAtchon, the uroue
erty of H. l. Davis OF Monrovia, Nd,
finished third. and fourth place went
to the only other starter. Bill Clifford.
belonging to R B. Smith of Frederick.
Nd.
Peter J. H.. owned bb- John F. Javinx
of Silver Spring, Md, was much the
best in the 2:20 tr',t. He took the
first two heats han dily and finished
second in the other. Because the
Thomas, tried to ia ke the third heat
a fine of S25 was imposed.
The largest field that has faced
starter in running race at Rockville
In many years tried conclusions In the
half-mile run. nine going to the post.
Versailles second and Tuscarosa third.
The pony. races were won by Dyna-
mite. ridden by Anthony Deveroux OF
Chevy Chase: Bess. ridden by Clifton
ridden by Frank Thompson Of this
county.
Balleen Ascension Feature.
The veteran horseman, Thomas Cam
non of Durham. N. c., was starter.
and will continue to act in such ca
pacity throughout the fair. The
judges were Harry Blunt and John B.
Diamond. jr., and the timers were +.
Hazel Cashell. George strayhorn and
Lewis Merryman. z. Clay Timanus,
member Of the Maryland racing COM
mission, wsas in the stand, as were
Baker Waters and w. Bradley Carr.
steward and general inspector. re-
spectively, of the state commission.
A balloon ascension. airplane exhi-
billions. base ball game between the
Rockville and Washington Grove
teams, folk dances by pupils of the
Woodside public school aad stunts of
various kinds an the platform in front
of the graudStand. were among the