Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-13
SCOUTS TO MARCH
AT FAIRF AK FAIR
D. C. and Alexandria Boys
Will Share in Festivities
Tomorrow Morning.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX. Va, September 13.-To-
morrow will be observed AS Boy Scout
DAY at the Fairfax County Fair. Mason
Hirst of Annandalc. chairman OF ar
rangemcnts. has invited all Scout troops
in Washington and Alexandria, as well
as Fairfax and Arlington Counties, TO
participate in a big parade tomorrow
morning. All Scouts in uniform VIII
be admitted free. The parade Is 10 be
followed by an exhibition drill.
Tomorrow also will be observed as
Alexandria City day, with delegations
from the American Legion post. the
Kiwanis Club and other organizations
The Alexandria Band will give a con-
cert at night At O'Clock there VIII
be held the first Democratic rally OF
Fairfax County, with Senator oscar
Underwood of Alabama and FAIRFAX
County and Representative R. Walton
Moore as the speakers. TINS VIII De
held in the grandStand OF the cattle-
Judging ring. The list OF horse races
will be completed Friday afternoon.
The horse show and races are. as
usual. the most popular department OF
the fair. E M. Palmer, manager OF
the show. stated yesterday that there
were more than twice as many horses
on the grounds as ever before. AT least
$50 are Quartered on the grounds, with
more than 400 entries. Yesterdays re-
suits:
quarter mile pony; purse; first.
Buck. NJ. S. Taylor, Washington; sec
ond. White Socks, William Barr Ar
lington: third. Dynamite, Fred Hughes.
[ ir.. Chevy Chase. Md One-half mile:
The Plains: second. Across the Board,
Marian Ayres. Mclean: third. Sand
pile. Charles H. Carrico. Washington.
Ladies'. one-half mile: purse; first, Lit
tic River. NJ H Fberhardt. LeeS5urS:
second. Bob. H. c. Avres. Mclean; third,
Little Bits. w A. Amberger Washing
ton. Five furlongs; purse: first, Beau
tiful Flowers. A. II. Utteroack. Middle
burg: second. Wildfire. j. H. Barnes,
Fairfax: third Midnight, Fl. c. AyreS.
Mclean.
Three quarters mile-First. Newt. M.
H. Eberhardt, Leesburg; second, Rock
spar, NJ H. Eberhardt: third, JIM
Daisy. J. H. Barnes, Fairfax.
Awards on Exhibits.
Fair premiums awarded to date IN
clude:
H Club Department. superintendent,
Miss Mary Lippard: judges, Miss Belle
Burke of Charlottesville. district agent,
6nO MISS f1dIIitG SOChC VA ACOoOuAS'
Ioudon County, home demonstration
agent. Canning Club, open to those TAX
ing fruit and vegetable unit. Best col
lection of four Jars canned fruits and
vegetables. two varieties of each-Flrst.
Thelma Spear. Oakton: second, Mar
caret Williams. PotterS Hill; third. Re-
becca Rice. Oakton. Canned peaches
FIST. Mary Gillingham. Potters Hill;
second. Esther Gillingham, Potters Hill;
third. Mae Korzenoorfer, Rock Hill
Canned string beans-First. Mary Gil
lingham; second. Mae kor5endorier
Canned string beans-First, May Gil
bingham: second. Esther Dillingham;;
third, Mae Korzendorfer. Canned
beets-First. Esther Gillingham; sec
ond Mary Gillingham. Open to girls
taking jam and preserve unit. Best
jam and preserve unit exhibit-Flrst,
Florine Carter, Potters Hill: second,
Gladys Linton, Rock Hill; third, Airline
Leedy. Rock Hill. Best strawberry pre-
serves-First Viola Clair, Potters Hill;
second. Florine Carter; third, Fran
ces Petit. Potters Hill.
Soup mixture-First. Frances Petit;
second. Florine Carter: third, Marie
Schneider. Rock Hill Canned corn
First. Frances Petit; second. Mary Gill
lineham: third Barbara Schneider,
Rock Hill. Watermelon rind preserve
First. Frances Petit second. Florine
Carter: third. Viola Clair. Open to
girls taking jelly and pickle unit: Best
Jelly and pickle unit exhibit-First,
Theresa Clair, Potters Hill. Green
tomato pickle-No first; second, The
resa Clair. Best three glasses OF
Jelly (three varieties First, Barbara
Schneider: second. Marie Schneider:
third. Theresa Clair. Open to Bread
and Cooking Club girls: Best half
dozen baking powder biscuits-First,