Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-06-25

Star In THE Untamed Lady" Display
Latest Fashion Modes of Society Girl.-No
even in the days Of her earliest screer
triumphs. when Gloria Swanson appeal a:
a film player was considered by many to b,
chiefly sartorial. has the Paramount staI
worn as many beautiful and striking cos
tunes as she displays in her new picture
The Untamed Lady" which Frank futile
directed from an original story by Fannie
hurst. At the Seco Theatre. Rockville,
Friday and Saturday, June rs and 20.
Maryland champion dairy cattle judging
team which won the opportunity to COM
pete in the contest at the English Royal
stock Show In England, which sailed from
New York last Saturday. will return July
SOth. The team is accompanied by Coun-
ty Agent Hobby Derrick. Of Kent county,
and Dr. +. B. Bombereer. assistant director
OF the extension service of the University
OF Maryland. 1t consists Of Arthur Dom
nineton of Hartford county, Stanley Sutton
OF Kent county and Ralph Walker of Mont
eomery county.
Lockjaw. resulting from a powder burn
on the hand from toy pistol, caused the
death in Washington hospital last Friday
morning Of Edward P. Schwartz, lI-year-
old son of Mrs. Hannah L. Schwartz and
the late Edward P. Schwartz, of Gathers
burg. The burn was sustained two weeks
ago. but there were no alarming develop
ments until few days before his death.
lie Is survived by his mother and four
sisters. The funeral took place Monday
from St. Martins Catholic Church, Gath
ersbure. and burial was in Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Washington.
Franklin Bicknell. proprietor of garage
at Bethesda. who. according to his own
statement. was driving the automobile
which last Saturday night killed Stanley
P. Kelly and Walter S. Sears. of Company
B. Thirteenth Infantry. Fort Humphreys.
Va. while walking on the Rockville pike,
near Woodmont. was neither exonerate
nor blamed. by the coroner's jury here on
Monday. The jury simply found the death
of the soldiers due to their being struck by
an automobile operated by Bicknell. I'M
mediately warrant charging reckless
driving was sworn out against Bicknell.
He gave bond for his appearance here for
trial.
Sergeant Charles T. Cooley. of the Mont
eomery county police force, last Saturday
was convicted Of driving an automobile
while under the influence of liquor and
sentenced by Judge Samuel Riggs, in the
police court here. to serve 80 days in Jail
and fined $500. Cooley was arrested
Monday following collision between his
automobile and that of L. F. Miles. of
Woodside. on the Rockville pike, near Gar
rett Park, in which both automobiles were
badly damaged and several persons in the
Miles car were injured. Cooley appealed
from the conviction and was released I'M
der $500 bond for trial at the November
term of the circuit court.
R. M. Reindollar. chief field engineer of
the Maryland State Roads Commission. has
made preliminary survey of the proposed
improvement of Georgia Avenue extended
through Silver Spring and has recon-
mended the construction of foot con-
crete roadway on the east side of the road
from Sligo Avenue to the Colesville road,
with cinder and bluestone parking area
between this new roadway and the present
State highway. Mr.. Reindollar's sueees-
tons have been approved by the Silver
Spring Chamber of Commerce and the
Roads Commission is expected to have
plans ready in time for the work to be
completed before winter. The County
Commissioners recently made $4,000
available for the purpose.