Fox Hunt Throw Incidents and Early Chase Start
A Washington Riding and Hunt Club event left Dupont Circle at dawn for Montgomery Country Club. R Tuckerman was thrown when his horse tangled in a top wire but escaped with minor head cuts and joined the chase at Meontgkomery. Society participants included Mrs W Sinclair Bowen and Miss Lucy Siddons among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waiter R. Tuckerman
Mr. Tuckerman
Washington Riding and Hunt Club
Tts
Dupont Circle
Chevy Chase
Fox
Reynerd
Iato
Edgewood
W. Sinclair Bowen
Robert HW. Chapman
Misa Lucy Siddons
Br. Lackey
Ryan Duversux
Chevy Chane
Masonic Home Dedication Planned Near Takoma Park
Elaborate arrangements outline tomorrow afternoon dedication of the Masonic and Eastern Star Theme near Takoma Park. Grand lodge assembles at Masonic Temple New York Avenue and Thirteenth Street at 12:90, marches to Union Station then transfers to Lamonds Station for the home opening. The program includes a raising ceremony and an address by Grand Master Marion E. Baldwin with Mrs Emma J. Smith and other officers participating.
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Takoma Park
Tommorrow
Grand Lodge
Masonic
Emma J. Smith
Bell Whiltamnsen
Mea Alcena la- Mend
Lilian Carroll
Brit Aptain
Hela Cheeamen
Kenton “. Larper
Famed Banker E. E. Jordans Father Dies in California
The father of well known city banker E. E. Jordan, T. Jordan, died in California after a long journey from New York on business. A Virginian by birth, he served in the Civil War under General Longstreet and General Lee. He spent many years in California and was seventy plus at his death. He leaves two daughters and four sons, all residents of Bingenaire Eldridge EM Lewia Jurdan Pd.
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Jordan
T. Jordan
Lope Board
California
Por York
Hhurial
Virginia
Californa
Asay
Cormm
Long Street
Rettysburg
Obey
Tf Lee
Mangas Pra Roth Jords
Tne
Hig
Zowa
Bingenaire
Eldridge EM
Lewia Jurdan
Pd Ofl I
Turkey Trot Alone Barred At Freshman Ball
Dances at Vinorg Washington University see a prohibition on the rag style dance with the turkey trot singled out as still permitted at the freshman ball. The policy, announced yesterday, allows the turkey trot but bans others as new choreographic trends replace older steps. A Moor committee member indicated the ball will proceed with propriety.
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Vinorg
Washington University
Rey
Ecker
Ir Fa
Canadian Premier Berdan Visits Washington in 1901 Tour
The Rt Hon Robert Laird Berdan premier of Canada and Conservative leader visits Washington and New York, staying at Virginia Hot Springs and reserving rooms for King Ilf and Mrs. Berdan at the Shoreham. Frances L Halstead widow of John J Halstead, dies at Albemarle, with funeral at New Church Corcoran Street and burial in Glenwood Cemetery. family includes Hellen and Adjer Halstead and grandson John Pensngton Halstead.
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Kie
Robert Laird Berdan
Eimier
Canada
Dominion
Will
Washington
Burdano
New York
Virginia Hot Springs
Ife
Kingilf
Mrs. Borden
Shoreham
Frances L. Halstead
Mig
Eel L.halstead
John J. Walatead
Albemarle
Tetecuts
Northweat
Aury
New Church
Corcoran Street
Frank Sewall
Glenwood Cemetery
Through Sleeper to St Louis From Washington Trains
City bulletins list the Whitehall line through sleeper to St Louis leaving Washington at 6:00 pm arriving 2:48 pm with a through sleeping car to Dijon patt and Louisvie linking Western and Southwestern connections. Other trains depart Washington at 3:15 pm and 11:10 pm. The Fountain Pee Shop advertises cures for sick pens at Penn Ave and Virginia Theater features Pasquale in a prominent feature today.
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Shes
Ohio Ry
Mal Pa
Pasquale
Virginia Theater Today
First photograph of department building at 13th and F streets
The Washington New Theater Company plans a four story department building at Thirteenth and F northwest to house four stores. Kann, Sons & Co part-owners with a $125,1000 cost, terra cotta finish, limestone courses, and two elevators. Construction to begin with concrete foundations in weeks and finish by next March.
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13Th and
F Streets
Thirteenth
Washington New Theater Company
Kann, Sons & Co
Delawar
Beao
N Elevatora
Thirteenth and
G Streets
Thirteenth and Streets
Thirteenth and F Streets
Georgetown dances and weddings feature in city brief
City notices report a Georgetown University Delta Phi Legal Fraternity dance at 163 Rhode Island avenue led by Harry A. Slattery and James E. Fitzgibbon with active members and alumni dancing. Other items include marriages at St James Hotel and church notices, plus a National Resitive Corps announcement, church meetings, a bridal exam report, Masonic Hall director elections, Ivy City anniversary celebration, and a public library lecture by Wilbur Craft.
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Georgetown University
Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Rhode Island Avenue
Harry A. Slattery
James E. Fitzgibbon
Wiley Offered New Place As City Health Chief
Dr. Warves W Wiley former chief of the bureau of chemistry may become health commissioner of Greater New York. Report says he and Mayor-elect John Purroy Mitchel met in New York before Mitchel’s Panama trip and a formal offer will follow on his return and installation.
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Warves W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemis
Greater New York
Sr. Wiley
John Purroy Mitchel
New York
Panama
Beston
Dr. Wiley
Virginia
Langdon Woodridge Citizens Association Forms in Northeast
A split among local citizens groups over a school site led to the creation of the Langdon Woodridge Citizens Association. The new group elected M. W. Rothrock president, R. M. Mac Lennan vice president, C. T. Nigh secretary, and F. A. Tinger treasurer at a meeting hosted by FLAL Linger. The school site lies between Monroe and Newton, Eighteenth to Twentieth Streets northeast.
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Rhode Island Avenue
M. W. Rothrock
R. M. MacLennan
C. T. Nigh
F. A. Tinger
Sunk speed boat blamed on navy yard vessel collision
A two foot speed boat owned by N B Walcott on Wild Monroe street northwest sank yesterday afternoon after a navy yard boat swamped it while the craft was in tow of the tug Charles Taylor. Walcott says the larger boat rode centered in the channel opposite Alexandria Chemiex Company works, and this is the second vessel he lost due to carelessness of larger craft operators.
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Brr
Eczema on Face Clears After Cuticura Use
Mrs. Kate B. Pleasants reports a severe infant facial eczema improved within weeks after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The testimonial notes watery pimples intense itching and sleeplessness, with marked skin improvement after treatment. Includes ad copy for Cuticura products and free sample offer.
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Fredericks Fall
Kate B. Pleasants
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Woman Bitten by Large Dog in Neighbor Yard
Mrs. Herbert Henr, 36, of 1113 St Sixth Street, was bitten as she entered a neighbor’s yard. Police Officer Lester arrived as the dog moved to attack again and killed the animal. She was treated by her family physician. no serious injuries expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Henr
St Sixth Street
Pollgeman ‘Lester
Henry
United States Soldiers Home Band Concert Summary
This afternoon at 3:30 in Stanter Hall the United States Soldiers Home Band, conducted by John H. Tammer Madn, performs an orchestral program. Selections include Hungarian Lustapiel, Paroles, Um pou d Amour, Alas A Little Love, a Little Kiss, America, excerpts from The Girl on the Palm, Hello Finale, A Tangled Sketch, and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanter Hall
United States Soldiers’ Home Band
John
Tamaer Madn
America
Klein
New York
The Innocent Sinner at Belasco Theater Review
The Belasco Theater hosts The Innocent Sinner a musical comedy with two acts and a five minute prologue. The show features tuneful numbers strong chorus costumes and a cast including Alice Tage man Diane d Aubrey Elizabeth McAfee James I Sullivan Martinez Weldon and Hudson Freeborn though many scenes feel ordinary and lengthy despite clever bursts from time to time.
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Belasco
F. ©. Whitney
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
William P. Chase
Alice Tageman
Diane Dd' Aubrey
Eizabeth McAfee
James I. Sullivan
Martinez Weldon
Hudson Freeborn
Isbors
Few Americans Have Slums, Says Hungarian Traveler
Dr Bartholomew Nemeyi of Budapest tours the United States and reports housing for workers here is far better than Europe. He cites New York and Chicago stockyard employee areas as the worst here, notes few slums in Washington, and says European housing issues are more severe despite overstaffed housing enforcement there.
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Washington
Europe
Bartholomew Nemeyi
Budapest
Hungary
United States
New York
Chicago
Police Notes On Missing Man And Local Accidents
Police notes report William B. Struhs missing from 1926 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest since Tuesday. He is 28, unmarried, a plumber, last seen telling his father he was going home. A passerby reported smoke from a stove at 70% Twelfth Street Northwest, but firefighters found only stove trouble. Robert E. B. Smith of the National Capital Bank suffered a leg fracture when a barrel fell on him while lifting trash and was taken to Casualty Hospital. Edward Tucker, 60, sustained a severe scalp wound and facial bruises after a fall at his home on Ninth Street Northwest and was sent to Emergency Hospital. Walter F. Turner and William Clark, 17 months old, continue to improve after ingesting mercury bichloride, with updates from Casualty and Children’s hospitals. John Kellerman, elderly carpenter, with a skull fracture from a collision with an electric automobile, remains under care at Emergency Hospital as doctors see improved recovery chances.
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William B. Struhs
Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest
Robert EB. Smith
National Capital Bank
Pennsylvania Avenue
Third Street
Casualty Hospital
Edward Tucker
Ninth Street
Thieves Loot Swift & Co. Refrigerator Car Thefts
Thieves struck Swift & Co. refrigerator cars in Alexandria with a duplicate key, taking 60 pounds of beef, butter, and two crates of eggs. Thanksgiving observances followed, including a turkey dinner for 100 needy children by Osceola and Seminole tribes Red Men. Miss Hazel Mohler and Ralph Frye wed at the First Baptist parsonage. Richard S. Washington named a new justice of the peace. Alexandria High School Alumni to meet. Frances Lewis Adams and John C. Ristine married in the city.
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Firm
Justice of Peace
Washington Post Bureau
King Street
Alexandria
Swift & Co
Prince and
Tmion Streets
Sicamen
Goode
Order of
Red Men
W. 5S. Nicklin
C. M. Schwal
A J. Butcher
C. C. Brawner
First Baptist Church
C. R. Strausburg
Methodist Protestant Church
Miss Mohler
Hazel Mohler
Ralph Frye
Washington
W. F. Watson
J. H. Mansfield
Rye
Detroit
Frances Lewis- Adams
Mittie V. Adams
John C. Ristine
Wolfe Street
J. W. Duffey
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Volunteer prisoner seeks and receives 30 days in workhouse
John Manuel, cited for vagrancy after asking to be arrested, requested a 30 day sentence. Judge Mulloway granted the request, sending Manuel to Occoquan for a month in the workhouse.
President Wilson plans New York visit and Army-Navy game
President Wilson will leave early for New York to spend part of the day with friends and attend the Army-Navy football game. He held two engagements yesterday in the White House, including talks with Chairman William McCombs on politics and Congressional campaigns. He also met Sir William Tyrrell, secretary to Sir Edward Grey, and discussed the Mexican situation.
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Wilson
New York
Willam McCombs
Democratic National Committee
William Tyrrell
Edward Grey
McCombs
Sir William
White House
Unlucky Astrological Forecast for Friday November 2
An 1913 McClure Page Astrology notes a hazardous alignment with Mars Neptune and Saturn adverse, Jupiter later offering a mild aid. Warnings target soldiers, chemists, carpenters, and hunters for misfortune and accidents, with elder and female health cautions and a call for modest spending.
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Mars
Neptune
Saturn
Jupiter
Earth
Chicago
The
McClure News
Finder of Gown Released After Alibi in Wedding Robbery
Louis Jackson, a color man who found a suitcase with a wedding gown for Miss Henrietta L. Stuttleman of Wilmington Del, told court he kept the gown safe after finding it Tuesday morning at New Jersey Avenue and F Street. The United States District Attorney Given and police accepted his explanation and released him on recommen dation. Stuttleman was forced to obtain other attire after the incident caused railroad detectives and police to investigate.
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Louis Jackson
Henrietta L. Stuttleman
Wilmington
Del
United States
Given
Jackson
New Jersey Avenue
F Street
Harm's Court
Postal Pied Piper Affects Post Offices Damages Reported
Postmaster General told the House that rats and mice in several post offices caused eight losses in the last fiscal year. The report lists damages by category including fire 153635 dollars burglary 52296 robbery and larceny 443 flood storms 599 and postal supplies losses 5643 transmitted to Speaker Clark.
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Generalsurreson
Clark
More Cereals Harvested Revealing Higher Yields This Year
A cablegram from the International Institute of Agriculture in Rome reports increased production of wheat oats and barley in the northern hemisphere this year. Wheat up 4.2 percent oats through and barley 7.6 percent, signaling a stronger cereal harvest than last year.
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International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
Department of Agriculture
Grogan's Furniture Ad Promotes Best Quality at Economy Prices
In a Washington storefront message Grogan's states that every buyer of furniture and carpets can choose the best values they can afford because the best is the cheapest in the end. The shop claims reliability and high quality for the money, offering more goods for equal payments than rivals.
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Washington
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W.R. Tuckerman
Reynard
Firet
Order of Eastern Star
E. E. Jordan
Turkey
G. W.A
Rr. Hos
R. L. Borden
Ormate Department Store
City News
Leon
Mary L. Northington
D. Jones
Ruth M. Andrews
Hernard
Jones
Caaren B. Polly
St. James Hotel
Weieeday
Hoy
Samuel TH. Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
Ted
South Hill
Church of Epiphany
G Street
Fourteenth Streets
John Newton Culbertson
A. W. Rudistl
Madras
India
QO van Fler
General Staff
Atudents
War Department
al Souls’ Church
Lydia Borkin
Friendship House’ Associa
Treasury Department
Homer B. Terrill
Iola
Kans
Belle Reed
Perrin
Public Health Service
Shistri
Keshava Devs
Masonic Hall Association of
National Union Building
Ivy City Citizens” Association
Adolphus Cameron
Mount Olivet Street
Wilbur FP. Crafts
Interational
Aeto Bureau
Aelock
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WILEY
Citizens’ Association
Langdon
Woodridge
Navy Yard
Eczema
Maren
Tanehauser
Lustapiel
Police
Twelfth Street
No. 2 Engine Company
Walter F. Turner
William Clark
Casualty
Children’s Hospital
John Kellerman
Vic
Mish Marie Baines
Geons
Prey ON Packing Company
Richard
First Ward
Bailey
Corporation Court
Alumni Association of
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Miss Adams
John Manuel
Suez
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Manuel Tola
Mulloway
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Maouel
Mexico
Northern Hemisphere
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Peter Grogan & Sons Co
Seventh St
Whoou Hoe & Ae
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Carefry W. L. Sglas
Douglas
L. Douglas
F — Il
L. Dougise
Brockton, Mines
Douglas Shoe CO
Pennsylvania Av
Eastman
Bs Ns
Washington Post
Adam A. Weschler
Stumph & Lyford, Inc
Mass. Avenue N. W
James M. Proctor
Tousier
Columbian
Kev Waaypoodi
Byron
Adams
N. W
New York State
Pericee
Free City
Maprese
D. J. O’connell
Pa. Ave
Burchell
O & PR
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