Evening Star Newspaper, October 18, 1931, Page 21

G SPOTS W | AT EESBURG ENDS J. M. B. Lewis Wins in Final| Events of Fox Hunters’ Events. { LEESBUKG, Va., October 17—J. M. ! B. Lewis of Lynchburg, president of the Virginia Fox Hunters' Association, won first and fourth in the all-age stake of the tenth annual trials of the essociation being held here this week, with his hounds Pop Blackwell and Mona Stone. Pop Blackwell, by Banjo, out of Fannie, won first. Second went to Tchad, by Delta Stride, out of Rowdy's Bell. owned by Pocahontas Kennels of Richmond. Alice, owned by Miss Shearer of Orange, Va., won third and Mona Stone by Banjo, out of Fan- nie. owned by Mr. Lewis, won fourth. | Silver plate and trophies were given as prizes. Judges for the trials were Dr. F. A Sinclair of Newport News, Va.; Jeflerson C. Phillips, Martindale, Amherst, Va.: J. E. . Flint Hill, Va.. and C. C. Dor- £ey, Glenarm, Md. William Skinker of ‘The Plains was M. F. H. for the trials. David Rust was field master. Fox Quickly Taken. 1l A crowd of tired., though merry fox | hunters came in from the chase this | morning after making one of the best runs of the trials. This was the last day of the all-age stake and a fox was Jumped about a half hour after the cast was made near Goose Creek bridge. The swift running red gave the hunters a was a merry chase and the yelps of ounds echoed through the broad valleys and resbunded from the hills. | | Later a party eonsisting of C. C. Dor- | oy, Dr. F. A. Sinclair and John Kin- ! caid dug the red out of his den and ! caging him, exhibited him at the Lees-, burg Inn, where he was the center of attraction for a large crowd. Members of the association declare they have had one of the best weeks of sport in the history of tne trials and ell are enthusiastic over the hunting country in Loudoun. Only one accident has hap- pened during the week of sport, and trat was today. when Dr. F. A. Sinclair of Newport News, Vi, riding in the fleld. ran into a tree, injuring his hip end knee. He was brought to town and given treatment. | . Successful Week. Today encs one of the biggest weeks of sport that Leesburg has had for a Iong time. Throughout the entire week crowds of sportsmen and sportswomen have thronged the streets going out early for the chase, then during the | | afternoon and night attending the many forms of entertainment planned Jor the hunting folks. i3 DEMOCRATS ACCUSED | OF ILLEGAL VOTING County Republican Head Chn‘gelI Absentee Poll Frauds in Spotsylvania. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. i FREDERICKSBURG, Va. October 17.—Open charges that illegal methods are being used to assure the election of Democratic candidates in Spotsyl- a County in the November ballot- | | heve been made by Maxie L. Blaydes, county _Republican party | chairman, and S. P. Powell, common- | wealth's attorney. N | The assertions are that persons who | | have not personally paid their poll | | taxes are being registered and voted, | and that persons who are now living within the precincts in which they are Tegistered and who are physically well are being voted by mail, contrary to law on the subject of absentee voting, Powell presented signed afdavits to back his assertions. One of the affi- davits mentioned C. Richelieu Cole- man, member of the Spotsylvania Electoral Board; George Marshall, registrar of Snell precinct; Cephas Pul- liam, supervisor of Berkeley district. ! and Lawrence Hoff, Democratic judge of elections at Snell, as having par- ticipated in the transactions. PARENTS ARE WARNED | AGAINST DIPHTHERIA| | Carroll County Health Officer Urges i ;I Administration of Serum for Children. $pecial Dispateh to The Star. MOUNT AIRY, Md., October 17.— Dr. W. C. Stone. deputy State health pificer of Carroll County, has advised parents in this section to have their children between the ages of 1 and 12 rears immuned against diphtheria fol- lowing the discovery of approximately 12 cases in the Unionville neighborhood by_the Frederick County health officer. First discovered in upper Frederick County, the disease assumed epidemic proportions, and Dr. Stone has taken | every precaution to keep it from | spreading into Carroll County. The | epidemic is reported to be practically over in Frederick County, and Dr. | Stone believes that with the co-' operation of the parents already beirg | evidenced here a similar outbreak can be averted in this section. i FIRE TRUCK OFFERED | | . TO UNIVERSITY PARK & e i Riverdale Department, However, | ‘Will Maintain Supervision of All Apparatus. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. UNIVERSITY, PARK, Md., October 17—W. W. Thompson of the Riverdale Fire Department spoke at the regular meeting of the local Community Asso- ciation. offering to place one plece of fire apparatus belonging to the River- dale department in this community. He | | pointed out that recently it had been | | necessary to house bgth pieces of fire apparatus_east of the railroad track, therefore the department felt that bet- | ter protection could be offered this com- amunity if the apparatus were housed in the Park. It would be still under supervision of the Riverdale depart- ment. ‘W. J. Schock, president of the asso- eiation, appointed J. H. Rimmer chair- man of a committee to prepare a place to house the apparatus. Definite information regarding incor- poration, which is being studied by a committee from the association under the chairmanship of Russell Hardy, will be available at the ncxt meeting. ] FIREMEN AID PLANT Bubscribe to Stock That Company Can Resume Business. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. 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