The Washington times., 1922-08-26
ROCKV|LLEFA|R
.PR|zE-W|NNERS
ARE announced
Oldest Flivver at Montgomo ~
County Exhibit Made
in 1903.


though the annual fair which
closed here last evening was big
success in every way, the total re-
ceipts were not the largest I'm the
society's history. While the exact
figures are not available, II Is
known they will fall considerably
behind the receipts of 1921, banner
year. There will, however, be suf-
ficient funds to more than pay all
expenses of the four-day exhibit
ton.
The prize Of IS offered by the So
ciety to the oldest man attending
the fair who registered at the sec
retary's office, was awarded to 1g'
natius T. Fulks, of Gaithersburg.
Mr.. Fulks gave his age as ninety
years three months and fifteen
days. Next to him was Edward w.
Horner, of Rockville, whose age
was given as eighty.nine years
seven months and twenty-five days.
The two old gentlemen were school
mates. Both are unusually spry
for their years, and take a lively
interest in life.
The only Washington man to reg.
lister was c. w. Thompson, of 523
Seventh street northeast. He gave
months and twenty days.
John Snyder, of Germantown.
was, however, probably the Oldest
man on the grounds, but the fact
that he failed to comply with the
rules and register at the secretary's s
office cost him the prize. Mr.. Sny.
der is ninety-nine years old.
The prize Of s. for the Oldest
Ford automobile was awarded to
Edgar d. Thompson, of Rockville.
Mr.. Thompson is the owner of one
Of the models Of 1908, engine mum.
ber 2211. The machine is still in
good condition and Is daily used by
its owner
Additional premium winners have
been announced as follows:
Farm Products.
Red wheat-First, Lewis Bussard;
second, w. A. Godfrey.
Buckwheat-First, Seth w. War.
field: second, ]. T. Warfield.
Barley-First, J. T. Warfield; Sec
ond, Seth w. Warfield.
Clover seed-Ffrst, II. p. Hines;
second, Seth w. Warfield.
Oats-First, r. p. Hines; second,
Mrs. James d. King.
Yellow corn, 1921, shelled-First,
r. p. Hines; second. James w.
Barnsley.
Yellow ear corn-First, r. p.
Hines. jr.; second. Myers Brothers.
White earn corn, 192l-First. r.
p. Hines, jr.: second r. p. Hines.
White shelled corn, 192l-First, j.
7. Warfield; second, Myers Brothers.
Garden Products.
Beets-First, Seth w. Warfield;
! second. G. Cleyeland johnson.
Cabbage-First. r. II. Wright.
second. Myers Brothers.
Cymblings - First. Thomas A.
Barnsley; second. r. p. Hines, jr.
Pumpkins-First. Ward Savage;
second, George Rice.
Egg plants-First. G. Carlton
GLAND; second. James w. Graft.
White onions-First, Henry M.
Larman; second, J. +. Barnsley.
Red onions-First, o. b. Harman.
| second, A. W. Magruder.
Cucumbers-First, Seth w. War.
field: second. r. p. Hines, tr.
Salsify-First, James w. Barnsley:
second, G. Cleveland johnson.
Sweet corn-First, r. p. Hines;
second. Mrs. James d. King.
Parsnips-First. r. P. Hines; sec.
ond, G. Cleveland Johnson,
Sweet potatoes-First, G.. Carlton
GLAND; second. r. p. Hines.
Tomatoes-First, z. NJ. Ricketts,
second, G. Carlton GLAND.
Turnips-Ffrst, r. p. Hines; sec.
ond, Mrs. Mary Duvall.
| Lima Beans-First, r. p. Hines,
Jr.; second, Miss Emma Stabler.
string beans-First, r. p Hines.
Jr.; second, G.. Cleveland johnson.
Parsley-First, G. Cleveland John.
son; second. Mrs. +. A. Reed.
Peppers-First, Mrs. winfred +.
Berry; second, r. p. Hines.
Hops-F'irst, G. Cleveland John.
son: second, S. s. Walsh.
kale-First, L. p. Hines, ir.: sec.
ond. G. Cleveland johnson.
Okra-First, Mrs. Frank T. Ian.
ney; second, G. Carlton GLAND.
Carrots-First, Robey II. Brown,
seco md, r. p. Hines, jr.
Celery-First. Edwin w. Monday
second. Miss Katherine Monday.
Potatoes - First, Miss Margare,
Mahoney; second. r. p. Hines, ir.
! Radlshes-First, Miss Katherine
Monday; second, Edwin w. Monday
Lettuce-First, r. p. Hines. ir.
second. Edwin w. Monday.
Cauliflower-First, Seth w. wor
tleid; second, J. T. Warfield.
Fruits.
Apples: Ben Davis-fairst, Samuel