Washington huntsmen and their fine bag of rabbits. B.L. Fowler (left) and C. Yates of the American Railway Express were rewarded with a fine bag of rabbits after a hunt in nearby Virginia yesterday *Abstract/medium:; 4 x 5 in. or smaller

P.E. Allen of the White House police force and Harry Waters White House Master of Hounds with some of the White House dogs

They brought the ducks but didn't have a dinner on them. Washington, D.C., March 8. The Biological Survey Department of the Interior Department this morning took several crates of ducks to a waterfowl sanctuary near Washington on the Potomac River and released them as part of the survey's experiment

Ada Tingley, Hunter District of Idaho, Shop in the month of November, 1917. 24 coyotes, 1 bobcat and 1 badger 10/8/19 *Abstract/medium:; 5 x 7 in. or smaller

Colonel H.P. Sheldon, U.S. Game Commissioner, and Hon. R.W. Dunlap, Assist. Secretary of Agriculture, aboard the new speedboat recently purchased by the Department of Agriculture for use in enforcing the migratory bird law in the Potomac River. The boat is fully equipped, and will run 30 miles an ho

Champion hunting dogs shown to President Hoover. The champion hunting dogs of the country were brought to the White House today where they were shown to President Hoover, who is an ardent hunter and a lover of dogs. The dogs are Southboro Sunny, Delaware Kate, Herwitham J.P., and Englehurst Patches.

White House possum, 5/25/29 *Abstract/medium:; 4 x 5 in. or smaller

Mail brought to Washington by Former. ddies in Air Mail Service. huge batch of mail for Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. rt and Harry G. Smith, night flyers in Uncle Sam's. ce, arrived in Washington today. Both of these. ddies" of Col. Lindbergh. In the photograph, left. liam Moo

Whoopee & Englehurst, 3/29/29 *Abstract/medium:; 4 x 5 in. or smaller