Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-10-06

vice-president, j. M. Hartman secretary
c. H. Hanson; treasurer. r. M. Mullett
The association was formed to promote the
general welfare of Capitol View and vicinity
and an effort will be made to obtain as
members practically every resident of the
town and the section outside between For
est Glen and Kensington.
At the close of business last Saturday
afternoon taxes on $3.50 dogs had been
paid to Thomas Colt, clerk of the police
court here, for the year which began July l..
The cash totaled approximately $4,000.
much the largest amount ever collected
here in a single year from that source.
The large increase was due to law which
requires owners or harborers of dogs to
hunt up the collector, and which provides
fine of $25 in the case of each person
failing to pay within ninety days after
the first of July. The period of grace ex-
pired last Saturday.
The Citizens Committee of Section S.
Chevy Chase. this'county, has given notice
that meeting will be held at the home
of Matthew T. Moomaw. Williams Lane.
Chevy Chase, the evening of October 9th.
to give property owners an opportunity to
be heard on the plan of the Citizens Com
mittee to grade. pave and lay a sidewalk
on Williams Lane from Brookeville Road
to Connecticut Avenue, the cost to be as
sessed against abutting property, and the
assessment to be payable in six annual
installments. The proposition is subject
to the approval of the County Commits
sioners for this county.
Mrs. Violetta M. Hege, wife of Samuel B.
Hege. for many years connected with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company in
Washington, died last Tuesday afternoon
at her home here, aged 81 years. Al
though she had been i'll for several weeks,
her death was sudden and unexpected.
Serving her are her husband, daueh-
ter, Miss Daisy D. Hege. of Rockville, and
son. Edwin S. Heee, Of Washington. She
also is survived by her mother, sister
and two brothers, all of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Hege was before her marriage Miss
Stefferd, of Pennsylvania. She had been
a resident of Rockville about thrty-fve
years.
Queen Rose" Partridge Wyandotte
hen owned by Harry Hunt, secretary to
the Engineer of Highways. Washington.
won the silver cup offered by the Fairfax
County Fanciers' Association. Virginia. for
the best bird, all varieties competing. in
the entire show, as well as six silver tea
spoons for the best parti-colored bird ex
hibited. which, with nearly 1000 fowls in
line of competition, was quite an honor.
Mr.. Hunts Partridge Wyandottes also won
every first prize offered at the Maryland
State Fair held at Timonium and at the
Fanciers' Exhibition at Hanover. Pa. This
exhibitor also won on White Leehorns. Sill
yer Hamburgs. Pit Games, Polish and
Wyandoottes.
Accompanied by their counsel. Morris II.
Wampler, of Washington, Mrs. Ida Stanley
and George Perry. Of Washingt n, until
recently in charge of the Carroll Country
Club. at Bethesda. Monday pleaded guilty
before Justice Samuel Riggs. in the police
court here. to charges of violating the local
option law and keeping disorderly house.
Each was fined $500 and costs and SEN
fenced to the House Of Correction for six
months on the liquor charge In the dis
orderly house case fines of 500 and costs
and sentences of six months in the House
of Correction were imposed. Both i'm
prisonment sentences, however were sus-
pended on condition that both of the
defendants never return to this county to
live or for business.
The soccer season of the Montgomery
County High School League, consisting of
teams representing the high schools at
Rockville. Gaithersburg. Sandy Spring and
Poolesville. opened last Friday, when Rock
vile defeated Sandy Spring, at Rockville.
to 2. and Gathersburg won from Pooles-
vile. at Gaithersburg. S to 0. The re-
mainder of the schedule is as follows :
October 6. Rockville at Poolesville and
Gaithersburg at Sandy Spring October 10,
Poolesville at Rockville and Sandy Spring
at Gaithersbure; October 20. Poolesville
at Sandy Spring and Gaithersburg at Rock
vile; October 27. Rockville at Sandy Spring
and Gaithersburg at Poolesville November
8. Rockville at Gaithersburg and Sandy
Spring at Poolesville. The team winning
the county championship will compete with
the champions of the other counties for
the State championship.
The executive committee of the recently
organized Montgomery County Christian
Endeavor Union, consisting # Rev. S. j..
Goode of Rockville, Prof J. M. Chance and
Miss Elizabeth Smoot of Kensington. Miss
Elizabeth Rice of Jamestown and Frank
H. Higgins of Rockville, met in the Chris
| tian Church here last week with President
Goode in the chair. The appointment Of
the following committees was announced !:
Lookout committee-Miss Katherine Chap
man, Kensington, chairman. and Miss Ro-
berta Higgins, Rockville. and Mrs. Edwin
West, Jamestown. Publicity committee
Miss Margaret Karn. Rockville. chairman,
and Miss Naomi Butts, Darnestown. and
Miss Katherine Chapman Kensineton. Prof.
j. M. Chance was named to procure a suit
able banner for the Union. 1t was decided
TO hold rallies in December. March, July and
September of each year. the first to be held
at Rockville on the first Friday in December
To Gain A Good Reputation.