Evening star., 1922-08-23
fine HORSE SHOW
F.. AT ROCKVILLE FAIR
G. o. P. and Democratic Sem
atoriaI Aspirants Will Speak
Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, August 23.-
l Beautiful weather and an attractive
program Of races and other feature,
brought out big crowd to the Rock
Of the four-day exhibition was a
big success from every standpoint
A leading feature OF the day was
the horse show. 1t was staged on
! much more elaborate scale than
| usual. due to the industrious efforts
of Mrs. Andrew J. Cummings and
her committee associates
Among those having horses in the
show were: Mai. James A. Lyon.
0. c. Merrill. William 8. Wall, Miss
Doris Chase Gottlieb, James Reed,
George B Mullin. IT,: Charles =.
James N. Barnsley, J. S. Bolton,
William Poole. Riticor Brothers, A.
L. Sherman, Lloyd Linthicum. Forest
King. Lee Ricketts,, Thomas A. Barns
10y. Harold Gilpin. Frank Welsh.
James D. King. DR.. Ladson, c. S.
Mrs; Herbert 1. Diamond. Mrs. 4.
Welsh, r. A. Bogley, George e.
Nicholson. r. P. Hines, w. B. Ma
gruder. Alva Ricketts,, Leonard l..
Nicholson, Wilbur Monday. Edwin c.
Allnult, SndTieS NICHOLSON, ndIpH T..
Jones. N. c. Stiles. Thomas Powell
and others.
Big Poultry Exhibit.
AS he predicted. Harry Hunts poul-
try show Is the finest ever seen at
Rockville. Two thousand chickens
of practically every known breed are
on exhibition. Among those with
exhibits in Mr.. Hunts department are
Gilbert Dorsey. Marshall T. Clark,
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jr.. Mrs. E. r. Bailey, Luther r.
Cruitt. Mrs. Edith P. Allnutt. J. D.
Bell, William v. Bouic. F. ]: Gormi-
can. Henry ]. Hunt. Albin Knight.
Horace Hampton. George F. Hane.
Elizabeth Jones, George j. Gill, Harry
Loeb. Q. A. Ljungstedt. Jersay Black
Giant farm. Mrs. Frank H. Farlin.
James T. English. A. Jeffery. Mrs. N.
Endres. Margaret 8. Jones. Frank A.
Kerr. Grover Lnthicum. J. J. Mat
thews. H. c. Richie. NJ. o. Smith,
Ernest Smoot. Kathryn Monday,
James Ryan. Edwin W: Monday. Mrs.
Mrs. Alva Ricketts,. Raymond J..
Ricketts,. Miss Gretchen Wall. T. E..
Offutt. Dr. ]. J. Stigall. John Brewer,
Edward Schmidt. White Wyandotte
farm. William Sullovan and others.
The dog show was also held today
John w. Garrett and Senator Joseph
l. France, rival candidates for the re-
publican nomination for the United
States Senate: W. Cabell Bruce. Will
liam Norris and David J. Lewis. who
are seeking the democratic nomina-
tton; Andrew ]. Cummings and Frank
Mish. who are contesting for the DEM
ocratic congressional nomination In
this, district, and Representative Fred
erick N. Zihlman have been especially
invited to attend the fair tomorrow.
Their presence Is expected. and many
local politicians Of both parties will
probably be on hand to greet them
and Introduce them to the voters.
Winners of Prizes.
The judging Of exhibits. which be
gan yesterday. will be completed in
practically all departments by late
this afternoon or early tomorrow.
when the premium winners Will be
announced. Those selected to pass
upon the respective merits of the ex-
hibits ip the various departments are
as follows: Heavy draft horses, Sam.
uel Molesworth Of Carroll county and
Humphrey D. Wolfe of Howard coun-
ty; quick draft horses, Richard F.
Chairman Of this county and Louis
NICK. Merryman Of Baltimore county;
beef cattle, J. r. Litner Of Loudoun
county. Va; dairy cattle. James Rob
inson Of Baltimore county; hogs. Mr..
Russell Of Iowa: sheep. F. H. James
Of Loudoup county. Va: poultry.
Aaron Field of this county. Edward
Tally Of Washington, John Kriner of
Pennsylvania and A. S. Biddle Of Ia
Metzgar of College Park; garden
products, Daniel Shoemaker Of Ia
koma Park; orchard products. s. B.
Shaw Of College Park: tobacco, ]. J.
Brandenburg of Carroll county; COM
munity booth, Daniel Shoemaker. S.
Harry Kengla Of Washington: flow
ers, z. D. Blackstone of Washington:
works Of art. Miss Florence Doub Of
Frederick; fancy work. Mrs. David
Blakemore Of Washington: culinary,
Mrs. Marian c. Bell and Miss Knight
of Maryland State College. and an.
Rockville.
Ten horses faced the starter in the
c:2O trot, which was the feature of
the opening afternoon. Rosalie. be-
longing to E. G. Gilmore OF Albany.
ed in each heat. W. e. Miller Of Wash
fneton was fined $50 for mot trying"
as the judges put 1t, to win thu final
heat.
The other harness event-the inter-
county trot or pace, which was also
open to District Of Columbia colts
ida Silk, owned by ]. r. Fitzgerald
Of Washington. The four youngsters
that started all gave an excellent ac-
count Of themselves.
Kitty johnson Victor.
| A running event at four furlongs
and the pony races were also on the
afternoons. program. The run went
to Kitty johnson. who led from start
to finish and won eased up by sew
eral lengths. The pony races were won
by Tinkle, Bess and Poland. owned
and ridden by Leonard Nicholson, Di-
yfd Burch and Robert Robey.
The management expects q tre-
mendous crowd tomorrow, and
elaborate preparations have been
made for its entertainment. Thou
sands Of those who attend the fair
but one day put it on until Thurs
day, and the consequence is the at
tendance on that day is generally
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