Evening star., 1923-10-06
EVANSVILLE.

HYATTSvILLE. Nd, October .
fSpecial).-In the annual matches OF
the Maryland National Guard held
over Saunders range at Glcnburnie.
Company F. LIST Infantry OF Hyattsvtile.
made a showing unparalleled IN the
history OF this state event. Partlcipae-. . :
ing in fifteen ma,ches representatives oi
the local company won fourteen, anu
the one that was finally lost to Com
pany 4 OF the 1st Regiment, local
man tied in aggregate score, but the
rival company won through a higher
score at the last range shot.
Second and third places also went
to Company F men in many OF the
matches.
TO hold the prizes won by the local
boys, IN addition to those already
IN their possession. an additional
trophy case will have to be built Six
trophies six cups and twenty one
medals were captured in the recent
competition.
Private Chestnut Leads.
The ace of the local contingent was
Private Frank S. Chesnut, who was
victor in three matches-the Gould
long range, the adjutant generals
and the military rifle championship.
Private William A. Molster won two
matches-the John D. Wade memorial
and the Harry l.. Webb memorial.
Sergt John w. Devlln captured the
Mealy match: SerGt. Frank NJ. Rich
ard the Distinguished Expert Match;
Sergt Conrad .. Shafer the McColgan
Cup Match and Pvt. Philip McAleer
the Merrill Rosenfeld Cup.
The company was represented also
in the matches by the following: First
Lieut.. William II. Johnston, Second.
james NJ Vincent; sergt: wistar M;
Parish Corps. Thomas NJ. Belt, and
George S. Saville. and PrIvates Ar
thur p. Shanklin. jr;: George II.
Hawkins, William c. Barron Percy
A. Crawford, Howard Severe, Charles
Hayes and Frederick Kaiser.
Democratic Mass Meeting.
II the democratic mass meetings to
be held in the Masonic Hall here
Tuesday night at o'clock Is not the
biggest effort Of its kind ever staged
by local democrats II will not be the
fault of those in charge OF arrange.
mants. The meeting will be addressed
by Gov. Albert c. Ritchie, candidate
for reelection; other candidates on
the state ticket. and vertous candi-
dates on the judicial and county TIC
kets.
Final preparations for the meeting
were made at a conference OF men
and women last night at the nome
OF Mervey G. Machen, a member OF tne
sta :. entral committee for Prince
Georges county.
Committee to receive the governor ana
the other candidates and he will, upon
the surCestion OF Charles w. Clag-
gett, name about fifty men and women
TO act on the committee with MIN.
other Chairmen.
Mrs. C. Forrest Dickey was named
chairman Of the committee on decora.
tions. Edward A. Fuller. editor OF
the Hyattsyilie lndepenoent,;b srt;b s Eds
ward A. Fuller. jr.: associate eoitor Ok
the same paper. assistant.
s. Marvin Peach. former state
attorney. was chosen to PRESIDE ~
tuesdays meeting. ~ ,,.ss
meeting the conference which was
nresided over by Judge John Gibson.
with Edward A. Fuller. secretary,
arranged for getting every engioie
nereorl registered at the last sitting
~ the registration officers next Tues
Moses Edlavitch, chairman; L. L..
Gray and Walter s. Dutton comprise
q committee named by the conference
"noted' to be striken from the poll
ing books I'm case the republicans
note democrats.
Soccer Game.
Hyattsville High Schools soccer
bali team hungsup it's second conse-
cutive triumph OF the Prince Georges
county high school championship
series when it handily took the meas
urs of the Surrattsville High COM
bination at Surrattsville, to o. yes
terday The locals held decided
advantage at all times.
The Hyattsville star was Rubin
J,ouft, inside right, who registered
four goals. Troy and Parker each
rot two goals and the other local
goal was made by Reeley.
The Hyattsville High girls voliey
ball team, however. suffered 54-to-7
tfefeat at the hands OF the Surratts-
The Woman's Club Of iyattsville
at its hrst meeting OF the season
Monday night, at 3 o'clock. in the
parish hall Of Pinkney Memorial
Church here. will discuss the coming
wears work.
Halloween dances will be given by
the junior class Of the Hyattsville
High, School October 2s, and by the
seniors November 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Frame en-
tertained at surprise party in honor
of the birthday of their son, Wesley
Frame, a few evenings ago. The
guests included the Misses Eleanor
Tayenner. Agnes Brown. Mildred
Hislop. Eleanor Hammer and Edward
Shepherd, George Arnold and Charles
Hammer. Miss Agnes L. Espey and
Mrs. Frame were the chaperones.