Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-23

passed over JIle IldWh.
A professor at the University OF
MARYLAND subsequently explained TO
Seidenspinner that the bird probably
First, Helen King; second, Mary Louise
Klaas.
One-half dozen baking powder bis
cuits-Second, Catherine Howes.
White LAYER cake--FirSt, Helen King
second Elizabeth Benson.
yellow layer cake-first, Catherine
Howes: second, Margaret Benson.
Loaf cake. discretionary Second,
Margaret Nicol.
Chocolate cake-First, Helen King;
second, Margaret Benson.
Canning Work.
Tomatoes-FirSt. Catherine Howes;
second Lois MolyneauX.
Peas-Second, Helen King.
Beets-First, Irene Pope; second,
Catherine HoweS.
String beans-First, Helen King; Sec
ond. Clara Hammann.
CarrotS-FirSt, Margaret Grifnth:
second Mary Lee Griffith.
Spinach-FirSt, Helen King.
Other greens-FirSt, Helen King
Cherries First. Margaret Harget;
second. Margaret Griffith.
Whole peacheS-F1rSt, Anna hughes,
second, Anna Hargett.
Peaches, halves-First, Margaret Har-
gett: second, Helen King.
Plums-Second. Margaret Hargett.
Pears, halves-First, Anna Hughes;
second. Helen King.
aspberries-Second,H Helen King.
Blackberries-First, Margaret Har-
eett: second, Helen King.
Huckleberries-FfrS Lois Molyneaux;
second, Helen King.
Pork-First, Helen King.
JclIies and MarmaIades.
Crabapple jelly - Second, Florence
Rice.
ond, Ruth Pope.
Blackberry jelly-Ffrst, Florence Rice;
second, Ramona Pauley.
Grape jelly-First, Ruth Pope; sec
ond. Ramona Pauley.
Raspberry jelly - Second, Catherine
strawberry marmalade-First. Cath
crime Howes: second. Helen King.
Blackberry marmalade-Second, NADER
Plum marmalade-First, Genevieve
Lynch. ,.. ,,.,o,,
watermelon pTeSerVeS-HH e"'
pickled pears-First. Helen King.
picked peaches-Second,H Helen KING.
Annie rr1armalade - Second, Betty
Moore.
Poultry Section.
These premium awards in the poultry
section of the Montgomery County 4-h
Clubs exhibit have been announce:
Rhode Island Reds: Cockerei-rlrst,
William Wheeler. Pullet-Flrst, GlineI'
Henderson; second, J. Linthicum: tnlrd'
William wheeler. Cock-F'irst, William
wheeler: second, Gilbert Henderson;
third. John Linthiculn. Hen-Flrst, Al
fred Wheeler: second, William wheeler
third. William Wheeler. Young pen
First. John Linthicum. Old pen-flrSt'
Alfred Wheeler.
White Wyandottes: Cockerel. pullet'
hen and old pen-First, John weld
Young pen-First, Ralph Pauley. =.
Buff Orpington-Betty Bailey OF
Gaithersburg made a clean sweep.
Barred Rocks: Cockerel-First. Doug
o'Keefe Young pen--First; Brooke
Farquhar; second. Douglas O'Keete:
white Leghorns: Cockerel - First,
Ralph Mills: second, John Weld: third,
Gilbert Henderson. Pullet-First, Gill
bert Henderson; second. Edward Will
Iiams: third, Edward Williams. Cock
First. Edward Williams: second, Hamil-
ton carp; third. Ralph Mills. Hen
First, John Weld; second, Earl Hender-
son: third, Earl Henderson. Young
pen-First, John Weld; second. Earl
Henderson,: third, Edward Williams
Old pen-First. Earl Henderson; sec
.,,I pa1I1pU
The poultry judging contest was won
by Ellsworth Pauley of Travilah. AL
fred Wheeler was placed second and
Earl Henderson of Travilah third. Ella
Virginia Waters of Germantown and
Ellsworth Pauley were given special
prizes and the premiums for the best
display by clubs were awarded as fol-
lows: First, Travilah All Club; second
Olney All Club; third, Sandy Spring
All Club.
Final Day Tomorrow.
Tomorrow, the final day of the fair
will be featured by automobile races
to be conducted under sanction of the
contest board of the American Auto
mobile Association. Seven events are
scheduled, the qualifying trials to begin
at 2:3O o'clock, and they will, 1t Is
stated, bring together some OF the flnes'
pilots in the country.
Among the drivers will be Bob Robin
son, the Dayton Beach speed marvel
who will race the Miller car formerly
owned by the late Ray Keech. He has
it is stated, not yet met defeat on
dirt track and is expected to continue
his wonderful record of victories here
tomorrow afternoon.
Herman Schurch, another speed flend
will have a seat in his beautiful
Frontenac; Douglas Wallace of the
famous Duesenberg team, will drive
Hispo; Larry Beals, pilot of the foreign
Amilcar at Indianapolis, will pilot q
Miller car, and AL Aspen of Philadel
phia, also will be-seen in Miller car
It is said that such an array OF out
standing pilots has never before beer
pitted against each other on a dirt
track in this section of the country, ano
some real contests are pred cted. Others
who will participate are Tom Dawson
Of Germantown, Pa; Bobby Green OF
Pittsburgh, and Bill Hoffman OF New,
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