Evening star., 1923-08-24

IoScll6 Oh "OTH ny
policemen following the death of
former President Harding.
berry-First, Mrs n. B. Nicol; second,
Mrs. Nathan Dove. Crab apple
First. Mrs. Fred Keplinger: second.
Miss Lucy Brubaker. Currant-First.
Mrs. j. b. Nicol; second, Mrs. Martin
Helm. Fox grape-First, Mrs. A. p.
Grape-First, Mrs. Lillian Robertson; !;
second, Mrs. Wilbur Monday. Goose
berry-First. Miss Catherine Hines
second. Mrs. Martin Helm. Mint jelly
First, Mrs. NJ. b. Nicol; second. Mrs.
Martin Helm. Plum-First, Mrs. c.
Hutchinson. ouinee-First. MISS MISS
Josie Higgins. Raspberry-First
Miss Catherine Hines; second, Mrs.
James d. King. trawberry-First.
Mrs. +. Wilmot: second. Mrs. A. P.
Hargett. Quince and damson-First.
James d. King. Peach-First. Miss
Lillian Posey; second, Miss Josie
Higgins.
Apples-First, Miss Josie Higgins
second. Mrs. James d. King. Cher
rtes-First. Miss Grace Beall; second,
Miss Josie Higgins. Damsons-First.
Nicholson. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Mrs.
James d. King; second, Miss Emma
Stabler. Peaches-First. Mrs. Law
renee Allnutt: second, Mrs. A. c. Har-
gett. Pears-First. Miss Lillian
Plums-First. Mrs. A. c. Hargett; sec
ond. Miss Josie Higgins. Ounces
First. Mrs. Thomas Ladson: second,
Mrs. Charles T. Johnson. Raspberries
First Miss Addie Mcfarland. Pine
apples-First, Mrs. James D. King;
second Mrs. Charles T. johnson.
Strawberries-First. Mrs. Lawrence
Allnutt: second, Mrs. James D. King.
Tomatoes-First. Mrs. Martin Helm.
second, Miss Josie Higgins. Water
melon-First, Mrs. Charles r. John
son; second, Mrs. James D. King.
Jams and MarmnIades.
Apple marmalade-First, Mrs. A. c,
Hargett; second, Mrs. Charles T.
n Nicholson: second. Miss James d.
King. Blackberry jam-First, Mrs,
Charles T. Johnson; second, Miss
Catherine Hines. Orange marmalade-
First, Mrs; James D. King. Pear mar
second, Mrs Charles T. Johnson.
Peach butter-First. Mrs. Charles T.
Johnson. Peach marmalade-First
Mrs. James Magruder: second Mrs
James D. King. Plum marmalade-
L II 81, MISS Louise MODlcE. second.
Miss Catherine Hines.
Fruits and Vegetables.
soapa Apples,First' Mrs. A. c. Hargett;
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. Charles T
Johnson; second, Mrs Lillian Posey,
Cherries-First. Mrs. Frank Higgins
| second, Miss Pearl Il. Hendrickson
Coos SGoseberriesmFiEst: Mrs; James D.
Posey: second. Mrs. Charles T. John
son. Pineapples-First. Mrs. A. C.
Hargett: second, Mrs James D. King,
Pears--First, Miss Mary Ellen Poss;
second, Mrs. A. c. Hargett. Peaches
First, Miss Josie Higgins; second
Mrs Thomas Ladson. Quinces-First
Mrs. Thomas Ladson; second. Mrs.
Charles T. Johnson. Plums-First
Charles T. Johnson. Strawberries
First. Mrs. James D. King. Crab ap-
Asparagus-First, Mrs. George Howe;
second, Mrs. James D. King. Beets-
First, Mrs. Charles T. Johnson: Sec
ond, Mrs. G. H. Wright. Carrots
First, Mrs. Charles T. Johnson; sec
ond, Mrs. Thomas Ladson. Corn
First, Mrs. James D. King; second
Mrs. Lawrence Allnutt. Corn on cob
First, Mrs. Fred Keplinger; second
Mrs. Charles T. Johnson.
Lima beans-First,, Mrs. Charles T.
oOAihSNlIt StIpil'lr MI ~.
Johnson: second. Mrs. James d. King.
Peas-Second, Mrs. James D: King.
Rhubard-First, Mrs. Charles T
Johnson. Soup mixture-First, Mrs
Charles T. Johnson; second. Mrs.
First, Mrs. Charles 7. Johnson: sec
ond. Mrs. James D King. String
son; second. Mrs. James D.. King.
Tomatoes-First, Mrs. Charles T.
Johnson; second, Miss Mary Boyd.
Canned Ments.
Chicken-Ffrst. Mrs. James D.
King. Sausage-First. Mrs James
D. King; second, Mrs. James H. Ma
gruder. Tenderloin-First. Mrs,
crime Hines.
Dried, EvapOrated Products.
Apples--First. Mrs. A. c. Hargett;
second. Mrs. Charles T. Johnson.
Cherries-F'irst and second, Mrs.
Charles T. Johnson. Corn---First,
Mrs: A. c; Hargett; ess second, d. Mrs Mrs.
First. Mrs. Charles T: Johnson, sec
ond. Mrs James D. King. Peaches
First. Mrs. Charles T. Johnson.
Pears-First, Mrs. Charles T. John
SON. Soup mixture : First, Mrs.
James d. King; second, Mrs: Charles
T. Johnson. Emergency shelf-First,
AS You Like 1t Club of Germantown;
second, kensington Woman's Cluo.
The 23O pace. the 2.14 trot, the PA
trot. the 2.22 pace. a. mile run and a
half-mile run with young woman
riders composed the racing program
at the fair yesterday afternoon.
The 2:30 pace was captured quite
handily by Platinum, although he
dropped the first heat to Tar Baby.
The Washington horse, Thompson
Todd, took the PA pace in straight
heats The 2.24 trot proved a real
race and was won by Sable w. after
four close heats. Roblett r. account
ed for the 2.22 pace. taking all three
heats without serious difficulty.
The mile run was easy for Dalrose.
belonging to c. l.. FELTON, of Berry
willie, Va. He reached the wire some
thing like ten lengths In front of
Olive May, who was a like distance
in front of the only other starter,
Lipsiden.
Miss Jones' Mount Winner.
Miss Margaret Jones OF Oakdale.
Mrs. Upton Perrell of Bethesda and
Miss Alice Cashell of Rockville were
the riders in the half-mile run. Miss
Jones' mount won easily, with Mrs.
Perrell's horse second.
Summary.
2.30 pace: purse $500.
Platinum (Royer) ..................2
Tar Rahy (ScottN a