Evening Star Newspaper, July 29, 1929, Page 20

il e ¥ b ik e e o= Yo o ST SH S L SN ST e ) A 8 / EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON. D. O. MONDAY. JULY 2%. ; | | FONES ARE DENNED | [Cocee savor rom ][5, itzeres s 7 SR 5 Three persons were bitten by dogs . yesterday. Six-year-old George Cole, < s 1731 A street northeast, youngest of the trio of victims, was bitten oh the right . TR hand by the dog of a neighbor bel cl;;d for};t the Colr[htr:gm 4 . ary anson, colored, ant Cora - ¥ Langford, colored, 42 years old, 1243 Rare Sport Enjoyed by Mpnt o4l | Fifch street, were ine other victims. The atter Wi gomery Huntsmen at —— B Second Meet. 3 4 B ctmimeces i " ;‘ GINGER lngocx[;\'ufiz :«:i..s July - 20.-—Rare | 3 h TlG ALE! sport was enjoyed Saturday night by N 4 he 50 or more well-known foxhuntors | |8 ' woe mrTER of the county who attended the secon " nf a series of week end chases drranged | p | A. G. HERRMANN by the Montgomery County Foxhunters' | .. 750 Tenth St. Southeast Association. | Muncaster's farm on Rock Creek, sev- | e eral miles from Rockville, was again | selected for the sport, and the two fine | red foxes which had the temerity to ! match their speed and endurance | against similar ~qualities of the 33| splendid hounds collected for the occa- | slon, demonstrated to every one's satis- | 5 . 3 faction that marathoning is theéir long | suit, even - though they were finally | : . | §f $3,000 to $7,000 | forced fo take to their dens. [ | i CAl Fasaret Chase Lasts Three Hours. AL A | Ralance Like Rent The first chase starfed at 8 0'clock | o¢ peadwood, S. Dak.. was appointed | All in Good Condition and for three hours the hills of Rock | coniract labor investigator by Secretary | Immediate Possession Creek resounded with the uninterrupted ! = cries of the closely-bunched pack of | D*VI% L0 Petty & Petty 1024 Vt. Ave. NW, Sne dogs. "The' chase early developed | ~———————————————— that in point of speed the pursued an S aiititveras ot thaabathiater Afeusre werelswniyimiicheaYamdithatl /i O o) SOl OF Ui ReEee 0f | Not. 9276 i would be s question of endurance, i ford mavor piaced wreaths on the | < is usually the case, the it S o miaced ! A e A End the pametam | AT D morial at Portsmouth, England. Revnard was finally driven to cover. | The dogs had scarcely recovered | fhelr wind before a_second scent was struck and another fine chase was on, although the hounds packed besutifully | behind the flying fox and kept him con- tinuously on the move, it was apparent | that the first strenuous chase hld‘ zapped some of their strength, and it was nearly daybreak, or five hotr from the start, hefore the siy one was forced to seek (he refuge of his den. | Walter Johnson Present. | ‘Walter Johnson. manager of the Washington base ball team, and his #on, Robert, were among those who en- joved the sport. Some of the more prominent of the others were: 7. Mc- Cubbin, president of the Maryland Fox- hunters' Association; William F. Pretty. man, Clifford H. Robertson and Sted- | . B | man Prescott of the Rockville bar: | 3 3 Clarence L. Gilpin, president of the o 5 Montgomery County Agricultural So-| i 2 f i A citey; A. B. Bernstein, Clifard L. Howard, John Wheeler, Harry Wheeler. Stanzy 1. King. W. J. Marlowe, Mr. and | i 4 Mrs. F. Hazel Cashell. Miss Alice | k v / Cashell, Miss Rose Dawson, the Misses' | % . . . Karn, Evart Bell Alvin Meeker, Car-| 5 s | \ S M ‘ in almost unending varie George Wilson. J. Banks Berry, Charles | H fi 4 { , ¥. Haight, H. O. Dodson, Charles | S > : Prettyman and Josiah J. Hutton, jr.| John Wheeler was master of hounds \ i ' . . and Mr. King huntsman. | M - ~ i 1t was announced hat the hunt next | 1——‘ : ~ r 'n Saturday night will be at The Orchard, 1l near Ednor. | O illions The ecrniser Birmingham, the first| warship to sink a GGerman submarine, 1s | ' " | - THE AUGUST SALE OF i Read it in The Star— See it on the Screen owimmse | (Il LIFETIME FURNITURE Star-Universal Cameramen : Will Picture the News ¥ « This Week » —and send it post haste to be thrown on the screen at { " your favorite motion pic- Today, tomorrow and all this week you can select a ture theater—in Washing- ! 5 8 ¥ o, ‘Daratand ol Vir. Charming Bedroom Suite of Dependable Life- el ?,’.‘,:,:,;';lcl = B time Quality at an exceptionally low price. count in The Star—but || I¢s no trouble at all to be suited—but do it AT see actual pictures of it. ONCE and select from complete assortments. 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