Evening Star Newspaper, August 29, 1924, Page 12

12 DISPUTES HOOVER DATA ON ACCIDENTS IMaryland Authority Says D. C. and Pennsylvania Autoists Give State Black Eye. The Star. August ption to pub- - | their hogs, BOYS AND GIRLS’ CLUBS PLAN BIG FAIR SHOW Hogs, Poultry, Corn and Other Farm Exhibits Qualified for Marlboro Event Next Month. teh to The Star. MARLBORO, Md., August —Bona fide members of boys and clubs who have complied with the rules of club work will display poultry and corn, and ting to come | e Herbert CAMPAIGN TO OPEN. Arlington Democrats Begin Series Tonight. ,'at the annual southern Maryland air September 9 to 13. In the hog competition, in which exhibited Berkshires, Duroc- )Inm||~lurx Chester White il be awarded for s of the followi old and under boar, under 6 months; old and u v, under 6 mont THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1924. Homemakers' Club will compete for many prizes, including $10 and $5, re- spectively, for the best club exhibit. Prizes of §2 and $1 will be awarded as follows: Middy blouse, girl's sepa- spring and summer hat, rned stockings, hemmed patch, overhand pa pair of cur- tains, counterpane, cushion, table runner, dresser scarf, loaf of yeast bread, yeast rolls (plate of nine), baking powder biscuits, emergency biscuits, fruit role muffins and cake. TO SPEAK AT TOURNEY. Special Disps . U HRATTSVTL, .. August 29. —At the annual tournament Septem- ber 3 on the base ball field here for the benefit of St. John's Church. Rep- dd will be and Charles atic opponent mber. will be Mr. Mudd In the election In the orator of the will deliver the coron address at the ball at 8 p.m. when the victorious knights of the tournament will crown the queen of love and beauty and her three maids of honor. Chance will ; | deliver the charge to the knights at the start of tilting at 4 o'clock. Preceding, the tournament there will be a base ball game. A fried chicken - |and roast pig supper from 5 to 10 ne Den of White Rocks, dottes, pen of en will consist cockerel. ck ben of White White Leghorn of two pullets For the be white corn, 1 53 will be a prizes for the crop. p, prizes of §5 and 4, with similar 10 ears of yellow corn, 19, Ten prizes, ranging the contest, which a A will be in the winners, be judsed ording to de on the regular score- of the 4-H or Junior There Is Every Rcmén Why You Should Locate | QUINTER, THOMAS & CO. Mam 8416 bit of 10 ears of | W. il ,' In Chevy Chase ’ | (B G ) p.m. will be another feature. Frank Small will be chief marshal of the tournament and the judges will be T. B. Middleton, E. A. Fuller, John B. Pyles, Charles I. Wilson, S. A. ille, John M. Bowie, William P. Magruder, William H. Duvall, Georga N. Wells and Summerfield D. Hall. J. H. Blandford is chairman of the mmittee on_arrangements. Made in Tampa Ask for them At All Smoke Shops 10c—2 for 25¢—15¢ Strt. COLLEGES GET MANY PUPILS FROM VIRGINIA Prospects for High School Grad- uates Better Than in Most States, Says Education Official. By the Associated Press, RICHMOND, Va.,, August 29.—Vir- ginia will send a larger percentage of her 1924 high school graduates to colleges and universities this Au- wumn than most other States. This was the opinion here today of Dr. W. T. Sanger, secretary of the State Board of Education, who said that out of 5,866 high school gradu- ates last June, 3,227 could be ex- pected to enter the lists of collegiate Itutions in September. “Most of the stadents will enter Virginia institutions,” Zzzrr. 77 continued the secretary, “and a large per centage of them will finish the four-year courses.” “In-some State,” he said, tude is that high schools train for life, but this is not true of Virginia where the high schools stress the training for higher studles with a rigid system of college credit courses, The collegiate record of each of the high school students entering the higher institutions will be reported to the oBard of Education upon the completion of the first year's classes. These reports will be used by the de- partment in checking up on the work of the various high schools and de- terminating the efficiency of them with the view of assisting and aiding them to reach and maintain superior methods of teaching.” AEA— He—Do you remember Horatius at the bridge? She—I don’t recall meet- ing him. The bridge parties I attend are all wome “the atti- /////// 722227 Low Week End Fares For Labor Day VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM Warrenton, Va.. ...$2.40 Culpeper, Va.. .$2.95 Charlottesville, Va., $4.90 Proportionate Fare to Intermediate Stations. Tickets sold Friday, Saturday and Sunday, good returning until Monday night following City Ticket Office 1510 H St. N.-W. Front Royal Harrisonburg, Va., SG 40 N 2%, Building More Strength and Energy ment in wheat flour. 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