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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-03-09
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-03-09
The InaugRrnfi0n .

Dosbsiess Americans eyerTshsrs have
rad ssssriy the desalls u the laszSurs-
ton u woodrow Wilson 80 Preai5szt Try
Ing 70 seslss the spirit u the ocessso1 We
sish every citizen in the eogrtry cyuId
have beea n Ssshinstoa Monday 70 sAsse
"a The universal eTpsem5on 81 parsosisn
and 70 receive that inyisxsfio1 II spirit
that COMES when Americans ssthez ct The
cspitai and witness the beStovsl q po~es
gpo1 the hfR c5tizen- We wish al Anegi-
cans cD0h have taken . sisnce az the
majestic and seseoe dome 81 the Capitol.
s1rusOunied b. Freedom s6orne1 9TH the
TAG of the Uni0n that they oOsld have
ioiESd their co0ntrymen In the march
cO~p PennsyiVsnis avenue IN The keen
~est wind. and that they could have Sled
pass the President 1t the White House,
waiting 70 him and the na6 atoys him the
salute n kyai support IN the days u trial
that are coming
Mondays Inauguration vas . solemn
event Although women and even children
participated IN the csremoniss. these was an
underlying soiemnity. even q erimness-
that seemed 70 give De~ meaning 70 the
ranks Of armed men. The esnnons that
runbaed b. and the military airs that had
stirred mems hearts shen Abraham Lin
coin. and Dg< Woodro~ Wilson. rode down
the Avenue A wild and boisterous wind
from the west gave life 70 every Aas and
caused II 70 tus al its h1lIiards a. II Il
we're eager 70 reach the Atlantic. Il vas
not . pacihst freeze from the west. but a
budstins gale that rosred l1sty challenge
The marching thousands caught the spirit
Of the skies and found herce Joy In the
battle With the wind.
The thousands who marched and wit
messed the mafchers were bot Q handful
Of the nations tens Of Millions. but they
faIriy represented the population. They
Esve overwhelming evidence d their
ADericsnism- not In foolish o1tbursts o.
frantic gestures. but In their sIertnesa.
their Stsadiness and their quiet conversa-
ton. They saw everything. undentood
everything. calmly accepted the situstion
a. they perceived II and managed to con
yey 70 President Wilson that unmistaks-
be message that comes from pstriotic
hearts dedicated to q heroic cause.
A historic day. beginning q new era fog
America and perhaps for the vorid
treat President. returned to service becaass
he hsd been faithful 3 united people.
oninously calm. installing leader Of their
own choice; sky posteuto0s Of storm.
bot with brilliant sunlight brishtenins the !
Cspitoi dome and the Wsshinston Dons-
ment against nyine ciOods-this is the i'm |
preston made upon an observer u the
Insas ufstiOn Of 1917.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-03-09

Tee syszss have hsDyenec within the
psss ss<x TIA, have aroused the lsdisns-
tse1 All Tie petsSessEs q ,hs peDpae II
TIE Usiis1 SEstsaL
THse 6sEs sss CeSEzasya <op0sec All
snce sifk NsIioo ard japan 70 Hasks var
o. The United States. i TIA eo1ntry stDsid
f.oa re1lsin nsgusL
Jepsn. tkrOsxb Nsxicsn mecsziioz. sss
70 BE- vsss1 % sbsn10n her sliles and jan
"a The sftset % The United S,stea
NsHies. fx hes reward. Sst 70 rscsiye
sssessl fnsoezsl ssDDxf FROM Germany.
rscD1q8es TEXAS. Nep NeIics and ATiz0ns
--Boss r0siDces-sDd share 10 The VicsD-
rSO1s peses terms Germany Contemplated
Details we're Ieft % German Minister
y0a EGkbafsi Ia MEXICO CITY. Who b. H.
ssr0c1io1s siEned b. German FoEeisn Min
lister Zimmerman. 81 Berlin. January 10.
1917. sss directed 70 propose the slIisDce
Nth hsxico. u General Cansnzs and s1s-
sess that Ne1ico sesk 70 bins Japan into
the piot-
Won Eekhsrdt through Count von Bern
assrz. former German Ambassador hese,
nor o. his gay boroe 20 Germany under
. ssfs oof6Dcs obtained from bis enemies
b. the country sasinst which he wss piot-
tina ssf.
Il IL nes khOsh By Tie pubic bO~ this
information vas acquired. bot re may be
sss1fed that IL came 20 President Wilson
through hi, sleTtneas 10 always looking
cot for the best interests u this country
He made kn0Sn the possession Of IL 10
COnsrsss A few stupid Senator'S CUES
tioDed ia authenticity. Finally Minister
Zimmerman admitted that he made the
pgvp1asI and eli doubt vas removed MEXICO
and japan In statements claimed 70 be
isn4sHt u the Whole matter The latter
called the ps0poasl stupid.
The second event vas the disclosure ct
the adjournment Of Congress that the
President had been left sitkout power 10
arm merchant vessels On the high seas
The perhdy u the eleven guilty Senators
IL best revealed In . statement made By
President NilsOn. &c follOps.
The termination Of the lskt session Of
the SiEty-fourth Congress BY Constitutional
Limitation disciOses . situation unparalleled
10 the history 0f the county. perhaps IN
DarslleIed In the history Of any modem
government
In the immediate presence u q crisis
frs1sht with more s1btle and fsF-reaehins
possibilities q national danger than any
Other the government has Known within
the whole history Of lie international re-
lstiOns. the Congress has been unable to
set either 70 safeguard the country o. 10
yiDdicste the elementary rights Of lie
cifizens
More than 500 Of the sSl members Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-03-09
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-03-09

EOR SALE OR RENT.
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nnt-e4ssa make and IN excellent condition.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-03-09
Public Sale

Having featac r1y farm. kocste1 co the
road leadins from Lsyto1syil5e 70 Unify.
NontfoneSy eognfy. Nd. about 0ae ME
from the lsttes p4sce. vii 0se. a. pst2ir
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-03-09
HR SALE

ENoR SALE.
IT S. c. White Leshorn es<s
D. ". Yo1ns's stock direct. 500 and 81 80
Der sitting; 500 and ~ % per hundred
MIS- CHARLES BEARD
mar Z-st Rockville Va.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-03-09
L'oR SALE

LN0R SALE.
Il Dwelling HO9se. hos uaier
heat, electric hshts and necessary out.
buildings. also t~o desifshls buildins "a,
adjoining. situate in Gsithsrsbars Va
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-03-09

TAX 9AL19.
l Leonidas RieksitS. BailiH u the Town
o. koctviiie. N No1is0negy cogniy. State
Of Maryland, Do hereby certify that The
folSo~ins q an alphabetical liE q al per-
so1s N Default Of taxes due and o~inx 20
the Mayor and Council Of RockvfEe % The
Lea day of January. A. d. 1917. sho~inf
the arDo1ni d tsIes charged 70 each per-
sol IN arrears and . hrSef descripxion Of
the property With Shieh each persOn 10
Assessed
bsciSzlgpa. Joseph-LOs IS. bSoch 2 Rob
vie Pam. - described 10 deed IN Ilh<s
J. a. No. -. at foiio 20s taxes. interest
Dawson. Mabel NIX 10. block III.
besils subdivision. Rockville. a. pet p1st
recorded in Plat Boob No /. plat Va. 10.
and described in deed recorded IN Lber
7. D. "a. folio Is: taxes. interest and
Keller. Edward L-LOt 7. block J. -Rock-
vie Paft. al described 10 deed in Lbe4
J. A. No. -. AZ folio 81 taIes. interest
ana COAX .-- & -
Weber. Philip H--Lot 10. s1c1joa s
West End Psrk, a. described ia q deed
recorded in Lber J. A. No. IS. az folio s74 /;
taxes. interest and coat ................. s, %
NOTICE or SALE.
Notice Is hereby Given that IL The tsrss
shown 70 Be due 70 the Mayor and Council
u the tO~n Of Rockville. in Nontsonery
county, IN the State Of Maryland. b. he
above bet. together with Interest scrrped
and The proportional cosf Of advertising
and the proper Legal fee. Be not pad "a
o. before the Last Wednesday 10 February.
uhich aid Las; Wednesday 10 February
benz the zsth day thereof. the un5ef.
sisne1 bzilfh d the tg~n d RockyiIIe. ..iH
% The Coust House doog. in Rockyille in
AontS0rDery cDgnty. in the STATE Of Nary
land. 81 the bO1f Of 10 o ciock snte-neriais AZ.
ohez each and every aid parcel u Lsnd
fog sale % the hishes; bidder for cash. b.
ginning nth The ffss parcel On aid Es,
a. cesiSnsted and eontinuinf from dsy 10
day % each secular day from 10 o'cscef
A. ". until oicsock. P ". Until every
parcel shall have been oHersd
Csah sin Be required fog all purchzses
~ben the Last bid has been ancepted b. tbe
sucti0oeer al eonveyancins. pahase Or
special taxes. and charges for recording
etc. 70 b pad b. the purchaser o. pgf-
chaseTs Of each and every parcel Of isnd
heretofore advertised and sod
LEONIDAs RICKETTS,
bailin u the town q Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-03-09
NOTICE

O6es Board County Commissioners.
Rockville. Nd. June 81. 1916.
Ordered this day By the Board Of County
Commissioners that the New Cgt Road
leading from the Brookeville pike. neaI
Ro<ess GAen. 70 the Ooiesyiile pike. nea
FOr Cornefs. Be closed to pablie trzve
until further notice- he object Of closini
this roas "a to repair BRIDGES On sane. snC
al pesso1s are hereby warned that the,
travel this rad al Their own risk.
JOHN r LEWIS. Prest
Berry Z CLARK. Cerf
june SOFT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1917-03-09
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-07
Columbia Coach
Picks an Eleven

Coach Metcalf announced the Blue
and White lineup for the season at
the close of yesterdays scrimmage on
South Field between the Columbia
varsity and freshmen squads and
teams from Uranus Hall. Captain
Cochran is to be retained at right end.
and Jack Kennedy, who returned to
play only on Friday, is to take his old
position on the other end.
Farer and Farrell, the two basketball
stars, will be the tackles Calvin, the
newcomer from Georgetown, continues
TO be the choice for centre. while Els
fielder and Dormstetter will be the
guards.
Howard Miller is sure of the quarter
back post, with Raimondo and Houli-
hand as halves and Rosen as fullback.
Rumors are afoat on the campus that
both Hal Vollmer and Joe Brown are
slated to return and play. but their
coming is not being figured upon as
yet.
For substitutes, Metcalf expects TO
put in Weinstein. the former freshman
end. or Glauber, in the flank positions.
Norris is the possible sub for Calvin at
centre. Lester would take Miller's
place. and the backfeld might comprise
Fr.udenheim, Rockefeller and Healy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-07

As the sheriff had understood the
matter. Felsch was a sucker for high
sss, ball. Consequently he had pitched
the ball nigh and fast. Felsch had hit
t out OF the lot or, TO be more ex-
sc.. 20 the tenth row Of the distant left
field bleachers The Sheriff mumbled
something and brushed the perspira-
ton from his brow. Times had changed
since he was boy, and YOU never could
tell what = brssh young Dutchman
from Milwaukee was going 10 do.
Sallee Pitched Great Game
The Sheriff was pitching to-day what
nigh, be called geometrically figured
baseball. He knew TO the fraction OF
an inch or the angle Of q curve what
balls the various Sox were supposed
not 10 like. Watching the constable from
HicEinsport one might have thought
ne was twirlIng only casually, kliilng
Of pleasant afternoon, as IL were.
As matter OF fact, the cumulative
GINNING Of a dozen years Of experience
developed every pitch. He made Joe
Jackson and Eddie Collins say Their
PRAYERS and other things they thought
Jf themselves. -,
Then came that Dutchman from Nil
vaukee. Felsch is built on the general
architectural plan OF the Pennsylvania
Station. He is thick through. with
bands like steam shovels. There Is
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the suggestion Of power IN every move
Of the blond Adonis. lie is feet, too:
in fact, an outfeldcr every bit as good
a Iris Speaker, because ne 10 faster
afoot and goes to unbelievable DIS
tances for airline balls.
But Felsch is young. and his very
youth made il reasonable 70 believe he
would get only such balls to hit as
the Sheriff chose TO pitch him. In the
second inning he had taken puissant
lace at the ball and lifted it almost
perpendicular to Fletcher.
Fourth Inning Is Fatal
When he came back again in the
fourth inning the Sheriff gave HIM the
north and south with those foxy old
ewes and without ceremony shot the
ball over. Ii was high and sweeping,
and Felsch let il so by. McCarty tossed
the ball back 10 Sheriff, and the ven
cradle Sal paused moment. Is though
20 reassure himself that II w0s high,
fast ball which Felsch was supposed
not TO hit Apparently satisfied, he
wound UP again, and once again the
well known white streak shot toward
the place. This time it was at Felsch's
shoulder.
Felsch did not swing hard. Almost
he took an easy, lazy shot at the ball.
But it had to it the perfect timing
which the expert golfer uses in his
stroke. The ball sailed out Of the long
infeld shadows into the lustrous brill
lance Of the sun.
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Mr.. Macbeths Detailed Description
Of Great First Game by INNINGS

Mr.. McGraw shared the odium OF his
bone" as earlier he shared similar
mistake with Holke, for none but Nc
Grsw himself was coaching at first
when the accidents happened. HolAe,
who singled in the second inning, was
picked off by Cicotte's snap throw.
Even the great Heinie Tim lost his
"soa." under the treacherous breaks
o. Cicotte's speed and the verbal rail
lerv Of Kid Gleason from the third
base coaching lines. Heinie stood up
fo- * innings; then he started 10
ta!S hack. That moment marked his
doom. He is not credited with an
error because Of the leniency of the
official scorer. The fact is Gandil YVES
~,t entitled to a hit in the seventh
inning The ball-a ridlculously easy
chance rolled right between Heinie's
Tedals.
CIcc..e electrified the $4,000 fans b.
hookirp over one curve for a strike
sni .hen whizzing a fast one past
George Burns for another one. He
pitched three straight balls trying .
work the corners. The next one nstu-
rally had TO be a grower, and Burns
rot y for pretty single TO right
Both Herzog and KsufF tried the hit
and IN with Burns. Both flied to Joe
Jackson. Turns then stole second
neatly. Ray Schslk's throw to Collins
carrying so high that Eddie had TO
iurnp. Zimmerman hit hard and far
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as gracefully as Wagner ever killed
base hit behind the keystone. Travelling
at top speed as he was, Felsch required
two or three additional steps to right
himself. Then ne whipped the ball TO
second base without taking time 70 set
himself. so accurately that the feet
Robertson was almost nipped as ne
slid in.
Felsch was clearly the hero Of the
victors. But the batting laurels went
TO his fellow patriotman, Shane Collins.
This fellow marshaled the Windy City
crew in it's successful sorties against
Sheriff Slim Sallee. In four times up
he banged out three clean hits, the las,
good for two bases. And, speaking Of
outfelders, which we are, Joe Jackson
should not be overlooked.
Joe made one play that ran close
second 10 Felsch's best. This saved
tie-up. anyhow possibly the game.
Lew NcCarty, who annoyed Monsieur
Cicotte considerably all afternoon, and
who contributed triple toward New
York's only run, came TO bat in the
seventh inning with Holke on first and
one out. Lew hit wicked, low liner
toward left field, which seemed GER
tain safety One might have gambled
on Felsh getting the ball; but Jackson
was a million 20 one. Still. Joe did get
in. He came in fast as streak. and in
his last stride threw himself full length
on the ground for shoestring clutch.
He turned a complete somersault, but
came up with the leather firmly
gripped. Had he missed. there is little
doubt Holke could have scored from
Gre. hasa
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snd vas all ct when the spheroid set
tied
Shane Collins foulea OF Sallee's first
pitch, he took a ball, then pumped his
first single into right. McMullen
hunted. IL was anything but a good
bunt by a fast hopper 10 the box
When Sallee got the ball Collins had
not gotten half way 10 second. There
never was an easier chance for force
out. But Sallee. evidently on the call
OF McCarty, made the play At first.
Eddie Collins grounded 20 Fletcher, j.
Collins taking third. Joe Jackson
hooked pulling, twisting Texas
Lacquer toward right centre. for which
Herzog tore back az ten-second gait
and plucked with his finger tips. This
was a beauty that brought the stands
10 their feet
Fletcher fouled out in the second.
Cicotte made a pretty pickup OF Dsyy
Robertson's wicked welt and nailed him
easily. Holke scratched toward Eddie
Collins. Gandil first started for the
ball, then changed his mind. He left
first base uncovered. a fact that c.
cote did not discover until too late.
Holke did not far improve the OPP
portunity, however, as he took a nap
about second too long.
The Sox went out in order in the
second. Gandil was the only one OF
TIE three batters who made bid for
a blow. He knocked one at Heinie
Zimmerman that carried with all the
force of a i2-centimetre she'll. but The
Bronx son got his big paws in the
way and froze TO the scorching leather
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