Dogs Win Big at Local Kennel Club Show
Portter Rye owned by Mrs Harry W Chesley dominated the event taking top ribbons in her class. Capitolas Northwest, a Great Dane of Mrs Halstead, earned multiple prizes, with best of breed awards and high honors across divisions, including St Bernards, hounds, terriers, and whippets. The Washington Kennel Club judge panel praised performance and breed excellence throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portter “Rye
Harry W. Chesley
Washington
Halstead
Capitolas Northwest
Breck
Rooma
Walker Hughes Market
Mansides
St Bernards
Helen McTamtead
Evers
Arsa Strat
Otter
Bern
Mtre Tharnton & Crown
Tyre
Eecury Tastan
Winderbourne
Dane Cass
St. Bernard
War “Sa
Carnpe
Wason
Revizor
Ramsden Res
Attigh Deerhounds
Neliie M Flournoy Closeburn Chancellor Blue Ribbon
Greshounds
BF Lewis
Lansdowne Butcher Boy
Lansdowne Artemis
Fentmo Dogs
Vpe
Haris
Panikpah
Tracy Lece
J Sterport Morgan
Piedmont Kennels
Hingheh
Boner
Wooshmaton
Bob White Kennels
Bob White
Fera
Secand Honorea
Rover
Watson Fo Coleman
Ted Storm
Bt H
Phil
Wo Mouncell
Zulr
Pood Wilson
Lady Mossie
Vrs
F Lewis
Cambridge
Charles H Mason
Arorca
Missisborne
Ero Ceredy
Renicde
Graebers
Vous Hotraeber
Wannewood
Jevel
Lewis & Wisson
Philadelphia
Graeber
Hare Hoos Steamer Hartalice and German U-boat Threat
A garbled report describes the British steamer Hare Hoos and the Hartalice in the North Sea. It notes a commission meeting and dangers from German submarines while in transit to the United States, with calls to protect vessels from attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heral
Cervics Eee
Es Ieee
Roussien
Felaeuer
North Sea
Tng
Rer
Attaks
Giermar
United States
Mrs Sharp Arrives At Paris With Family After Marseille Trip
Mrs Sharp and five children arrived in Paris from Marseille aboard the American Ain Barsad. They were accompanied by William Rive and Mrs Sharp who returned to Maria today from New York. The ambassador owns several houses, and plans for reinterment are in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rive
Sharp
Maria
Mareseille
Wes Sharp
New York
Ranite 4
Aloe Svarts Ds Mpahy
Fashion Silhouettes Change as Women Adopt Two-Tone Silks
A New York Evening World fashion feature notes a shifting feminine silhouette with longer skirts, broader shirts, and many buttoned coats. It highlights two- and three-part skirts, pleat details, and a range of hats, belts, and gold buttons, while emphasizing coordinated tones and military-inspired accents. Shoes feature two colors and materials, with leather boots dominating street style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Mooera Marshall
New York Evening World
Fearnec
Fifth Avenues
Miss April
Mrs Cow to Catch Fish That Stole Milk Last Year
Henry Stratton of Benzie County displays a device to trap fish that allegedly drank his cow Keckie’s milk. A rubber bag fits over her teats with hooks that trigger when a fish nips a teat, aiming to yield four fish daily after milking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Howell
Henry Stratton
Croatat Lake
Henry
Bechie
Moll
University of Michigan
Rechie
Kerhkie Moat
Benzie
Kechie
Rsventus Lake
Keckie
Heir Born to Granard As Beatrice Mills Delivers Son
Beatrice Mills, daughter of Ogden Mills of New York, has given birth to a son on April 12. The child is to be styled Viscount Forbes. The Earl and Countess of Granard already have two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Mills
Fond
Countess of Granard
Mias
Beatrice Mills
New York
le Wil
Viscount Forbes
Countess of
Granard
Women in Court Fight Over Heart Balm Suit
In circuit court in Washington a 600000 heart balm suit by Mrs Ida McNabb of Escanaba against John Kinnery, mining magnate, continues. Testimony centers on hotel registers and an alleged friendship with C McMillen, with McMillen summoned to testify and other named acquaintances scrutinized. The trial adjourned with matters to resume and more witnesses expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Stafford
District Supreme Court
Ida M McNabb
Escanaba
Mich
Johns& Kinnes
Michigan
McNabb
C McMillen
MecMillen
Theaitresa
McNaabb
Freebey
Sam Bettes
Harry Bushmenl
Robin Walker
BR KF Goodell
Rbettes
Goodell
Charten Toe
Kinney
Miss Freebey
Slater Mills Wedding Feasts 3000 Workers
Webster Massachusetts April 12 3090 employees of Slater Mills will celebrate a wedding day for Miss Bether Slater to Sumner Welles of New York. The ceremony is at Church of the Reconciliation followed by an outdoor reception on the Knoles lawn with army kitchen style barbecue and meals for all workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Webster
Mass
Slater Mills
Misa] Bether Slater
Mabel Bunt Slater
Sumner Welles
New York
Church of the Reconciliation
Slater Corporation
Elects Officers At Annual MCA Election
The annual election of officers and delegates to fill vacancies last night at the MCA produced President George Otis Smith first vice president Henry B Macfarland second vice president Walter W Warwick recording secretary Hugh A Thrift treasurer John Poole. Directors named were A Y Leech ar. W OK Butter C I. Harding Hotcomb G. Johnson Miles M Shand S W Woodward, H S & S G Umohundro and H. Greene jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCA
George Otis Smith
Henry B . Macfarland
Walter W Warwick
Hugh A Thrift
John Poole
A Y Leech
OK Butter
C I. Harding
Hotcomb
G. Johnson
Miles M Shand S W Woodward
S&s
G Umohundro
H. Greene, Jr
Warrenton Hunt Club Races Resume After Keith Funeral
Warrenton Va April 11 The Warrenton Hunt Club annual point to point races, postponed for Jon A Keith’s funeral, were held today with strong entries and competitive results. Winners included Pyrat race steeplechase four year olds Furst Cedar Fur owned by William Skinner. Ags Oxford owned by Jo BK Maddux. Maiden steeplechase Brownie Girl owned by Head Lawrence. Matden steeplechase Shannon Helle owned by WH Paul. Acquilla won Warrenton Point-in-Point for W F Wilbur. Lady Betty owned by J K Maddux placed second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Warrenton Va
Warrenton Hunt Club
Commonwealth
Jon A . Keith
Cedar Fur
William Skinner
Graziala
HW St Kelly
Ags
Oxford
Jo BK Maddux
L’aigrette
AF Humphrey
Oxoman
J KO Maddux
Brownie Girl
Head Lawrence
Ballymore
Jlc Leith
Shannon Helle
WH Paul
Hedonic
Com Gilbert
Warrenton
Acquilla
W F Wilbur
Lady Betty
J K Maddux
Mrs Harriet Hodgkins Dead At Manor House
Mrs Harriet Hodgkins widow of David Hodgkins longtime Washington resident died at the Manor House after a long illness. Funeral will be held this afternoon with six grandsons acting as pallbearers. Surviving children include Dean Hodgkins at George Washington University TF Grant Hodgkins at the Naval Observatory and Ida Hodgkins with other family in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Tlodgkins
David Tlodgkins
Washington
Hame
Howard W Todgkins
Hodgkins
Grant Hodgkins
Bradie. Hodgeking
Allan Hing
Howard King
East Orange
Dean Edoward JL. Wodgkine
George Washington Universiy
TS Naval Observatory
Ida M Hodgkins
Mies
Frodghans
Body of Pauline Sullivan Moved Toward Indiana
Missing since December 13, Pauline Sullivan’s body was found in Michigan, carried toward Indiana by private transport. Sister Mable Sullivan, now in Philadelphia, plans to join Jacut Sullivan as the train arrives in Chicago. An inquest is planned in Hyattsville with Justice of the Peace Shipter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cient Wilhiam
Sullivan
Pauline Sullivan
Likeland
Mia
Troianspohs Yesterdas
Mable Sullivan
Philadelphia
Jacut Sullivan
Lieut Sullivann
Thomas Sullivan
Richmond
Justice of the Peace of Shipter
Hyattsville
Tomombi
Chinese Sweethearts as Children in Far Off Canton Wed in New York
New York April 12 a World reporter details the marriage of Miss Au To Yuet I and Tee Ainge Low in Mott Street. The bride, age 13, arrives swathed in a red veil as relatives from Boston join a multi‑limousine wedding party. The ceremony ends with Chinese customs and a future full of costly preparations, while a later American license is secured for a church wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
New York
Aul Toy Yust
Mott Street
Minister Fellows
Chinatown
The
All Tox Just
Leeling
Lee Yik You
Bronx
Jae
Lee
Au Ta
Fuet
Tee Ainge Low
Au Tong
Boston
Lou
Mi Tee
Chinstown
Jong
Sie
Hushard
Ching
Church of All Nationa
Sitka
China
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Tony Keegan
Harry Bushton
Harry Rushton
Tye
Wapera
James A Buchanan
Ambler
Boston Terrreecs
Heeman
Thomas Charles
Woitson
Treasrere
Washington Kennet Club
Delass Umidental
Dot Shuas
Harpalyce
Paris
Marseille
Kennel Club
Henry C. Corbin
Bubi Schneerisschen
Jerome N. Bonaparte
Peggy
H. Morgan Hill
Bogota
Doris Moore
Pennsy
H. H. Westcott
Snowball
Fifth Avenue
Rhem Ar Bolcres
Rubby
Los Angeles
Edith J. Howell
Filleault
Ernest F Howett
Hollywood
Mra. Howell
AR Moving Picture Company
Bakhmeteffs
McMillen
Air Abaul
Jen
Mra McNabb
Mrs McMillen
Mr McMillens
Weehington
Mrs McNabb
Freebes
St Kinney
Mr Kinney
Alexander
Seventy-first Regiment
Mmettakhmetefl
Mme Bakhmeteff
Mme Bakhmetef
Mme Bakhmetel
Webster, Mass
Hunt Club
H. E. Hodgkins
David Hodgkins
Athletic Union
A.lisner
Dyal
Crnwells
Santa Fe
California
G. G. Cornwell & Son, Inc
H Street
Indiana
Bride
Ithaca
Simmon Els
POLIS
Rebecca
Sunnybrook Farm
Nordica
Tly Jonsh
Columbia Musical Comedy CO
Meareoniar
Sam Lewis
R. Umeat
F. Keith
M‘aln
Leslie Carter
David Belasc
Roolfe
Bent
Campreti
Matix Pickford IV
OL Stny
Wisicat Conserratory
Hina
Arnold
Dmitry Mifiangp
Andy
Mme. Maintenon
Louis XIV
Wie
Prudhomme
Hop. m
Pariah House
St. John's Church
Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat
Raleigh
Diane Te
Worth Shen
Nell University
Sanpan Bla Sze
Awera OY
Herbert MM Moore
Lng Wells College
Saul Corphaoghar
Jum
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