Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1924, Page 12

WUMAN MURDERED, LEFTIN HIGHWAY Finding of Man’s Cap Beside Body in Maryland Taken as Evidence of Crime. both knees cut. the Mrs. Mary benson, 43 vears found on the concrete highw: drl Dryer's bathing beach at 3 o'clock this morning. A man's cap was Goay ho lived rcross the | A ttacked and thrown ile. A witness was d heard two men in her to get into their hine. She refused and started walking toward her home, when the machine followed her, it was reported to the police PLAN FIELD EXHIBIT. Products Display to Be Feature of Marlboro Fair. N to The Star. MARLBORO, Md., August utstanding Ma ture of t aind fair to be to 13 will be - be crop, grown in each of the iern Maryland counties of rund. Calvert, k)nrlw for each county for ¢ ‘three bundle exhibit of wh white field corn, vellow field corn, or the best six stalks of green field corn five prizes as follows ch of the five $1, and simi- for the best ensilage corn. ent of sheep, competition for which will be open to all breeds exhibited from any of the five counti added since of tobacco, crop: crop; 10 ears, and which have been e of the fair cata- include . two and over, $25 first prize, $10 $5 mu—d prize; young 4 City Ousts Gypsy Band. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. CUMBE! , Md A band of g Auzust 15. sked to move s today after they had es hed a fortune-telling room in the heart of the ci women who told the fértunes, ing to the police, robbed and number of person: ined of shopl Branch Office DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK Conn. Ave. and K Street 0 Parking Restrictions “Pork Your Car at the Door” T ---last call for--- Shp Covers HORSE ENTRIES LISTED FOR ROCKVILLE FAIR ‘Washington Largely Represented on Unusual Program of Annual Event Next Week. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., August 15.—An unusually large number of high-class horses are entered to start in the trotting and pacing races scheduled for the annual fair to be held here Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of next week. The complete list, just announced by the race com- mittee—Clarence L. Gilpin, William A. Waters and J. P. Fitzgerald—is :n( follows* 2:30 trot. for horses owned in Dis- trict of Columbia, Montgomery, erick or purse, $300—Chanc Washington, D. C.; . Frank Thomas, Silver Spring, ) Kusato v. E. Miller, Mercerdia and > ard Mahoney, Bertha Aquilla, J. vashington, D. William M. Bare, Washingt Single Bill and Mary O. Ha Henry, Frederick, Md. 2:30 pace; purse, $300—Kitty Bran- d".h F. P. McGinn, CI George Baker, J. 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