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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1913

Page

8

First Hunt Of Season Hounds Hold Scent

The Washington Riding and Hunt Club opened a promising season with a drag hunt at Montgomery Country Club near Edgewood covering five miles. Members and guests, including President Wilson’s described daughter, were slated to ride as practice hunts occur Wednesdays and regular drag hunts Saturdays.

Washington Riding and Hunt Club Montgomery Country Club Edgewood Ash Miasea Wilson Hunt Club Chao Oo Harriet Wadsworth Rock Creek Hunt Club Oakleigh Thorne Genessea Valley Montgomery Club Bradley Hills Wilsons Lane Walter R. Tuckerman Victor Cushman Mr. Tierman

Poultry Club Outing to Berwyn Heights This Afternoon

Members of The Greater Washington Poultry and Pigeon Club will visit W H Schrom’s model farm in Berwyn Heights this afternoon returning around 6 PM. A special car will depart from Maryland avenue and Fifteenth Street Northeast at 5 PM sharp for the Bladensburg line. Preparations for the upcoming December 1927 poultry and pigeon exhibition in the city are nearing completion with a large collection expected.

Poultry and Pigeon Club Greater Washington Berwyn Heights W. H. Schrom Maryland Avenue Fifteenth Street Bladensburg

City Bulletin Peater Today Virginia

A terse city bulletin from Virginia notes wholesome entertainment and local events. The brief lists daily happenings and community notices intended to inform residents.

Peater Today Virginia

Monks Honor Saint Francis at Brookland Monastery

Franciscans in Brookland celebrated the feast of St Francis with a morning high mass by Father Waldron and a sermon by Father McDonnell. Distinguished Catholic leaders including Mgr Bonzano and Father Corretti attended along with Georgetown University President Father Donlon. A procession with the relic of St Francis wound from the monastery to the Chapel of St Francis ending with the transitus. The monastery grounds were open to the public for the rare occasion.

Brookland Mgr. Bonzano Father Corretti Mgr. Shahan Catholic University Father Donlon Georgetown University St. Francis Father Waldron O. P Wilburn Anthony Father McDonnell St. Alysius Church

Patent Office Reports Record Year Of Profits And Growth

Howard N. Moore retires after presenting the patent office annual report showing 67,986 applications and 383,754 patents granted in 1913. Receipts totaled 2,082,490 with 1,904,459 expenditures, net 158,090, and a grand surplus of 7,200,103 since establishment. Moore urges higher salaries and a new building to safeguard archives.

Moore Commissioner of Patents Publc Howard N. Moore Patent Office

Miss Florence Leger and A W Scruggs Wed in Capitol Grotto

Miss Florence Josephine Leger and Anthony Wilson Scruggs quietly wed Wednesday morning in the Capitol grounds grotto to avoid a church ceremony. The couple, with Rev. A H Thompson and Leland Leger, planned a Great Falls picnic. they will reside in Mississippi after a wedding trip, the first known event of its kind in the grotto.

Florence J. Leger A. W. Scruggs Florence - Josephine Leger Eugene Leger Anthony Wilson Scruggs Capitol Grounds Miss Leger Leland Leger Httle Great Falls

Solicitor General Asks Court to Let Negroes Vote

The Solicitor General John W. Davis filed a Supreme Court brief arguing that the grandfathers clause in several Southern state constitutions violates the Fifteenth Amendment by disenfranchising Negroes. The Oklahoma case questions whether the clause invades rights of the plaintiffs, with Davis noting its practical bias against illiterate Black voters.

Solicitor General Supreme Court Whith John W. Davis Frid Gay Supreme Court of the United States Supremes Court Oklahoma

Just As Good Hair Remedy? Buyer and Seller Warned

A Miss Daisy Hight letter warns against dealer substitutes for Newbro's Herpicide, noting druggists push inferior tonics and urging direct company orders. The piece urges shoppers to demand the genuine product, highlighting refunds and trial sizes with postage paid.

Daisy Hight Perry, N Herpicide Co Miss Micht Newbro

Pistol Duels to Be Taught at Washington Fencers Club

The Washington Fencers Club plans pistol duels using wax bullets under regulation, with mask and body guards, at its new Connecticut avenue home. Maître d'Armes M. Francois Darriculat says outfits from Paris arrive soon and practice will aid army officers in marksmanship while avoiding injury.

Washington Fencers’ Club Connecticut Avenue Nourthwest M. Francois Darriculat M. Darriculat Washington Paris Salle D’armes Gordon Strong Arthur Cassini Robert M. Thompson Cécih Spring-Rice Henry Breckinridge Scott D. Breckinridge Sadlé D'Armes Connecticutt Avenue Northwest C. L. Bove J. B. Bayne CC W. Millenberger Fitzhugh, Tasman Wiliam J. Martin Roe SS

Forty Hours Devotion Begins at St. Patrick's Church Today

Regular winter services start at St. Patrick's Church with the Forty Hours devotion. Rt. Rev. W.T. Russell will preside at the solemn high mass at 11 o'clock, Rev. James A. Smyth to preach. Choirs participate in an elaborate program with Pange Lingua and Fe Deum. Benediction follows mass and a procession with men and children. Solemn exposition continues all day tomorrow and Tuesday with masses at 6:30, 7:15, 9:00, and 11:15.

St. Patrick’s Church James A. Smyth Kaim League of the Good Shepherd Russell Women’s Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mgr

Mystery in Two Deaths and Family Illness Near Buffalo

District Attorney George W. Cole opened an inquiry into the deaths of George Buffon and his 6 year old son and illnesses affecting five other family members near Little Valley. Buffon may have faced a mineral poisoning pattern. Buffon’s body was exhumed for analysis by Dr H M Hill of Buffalo. Two of the ill children are boys and one is a 10 year old girl in critical condition.

Little Valley George W. Cole George Buffon Buffon M. L. Hillsman Cole H. M. Hill Buffalo

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