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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1926-09-10
Time Yet, But

Time Yet, But
The enrolment Of Briarley Hall Mill
tary Academy at Poolesville. Md. is fast
nearing completion and all is in readiness
for the opening of the fifteenth session
upon Wednesday, September 22nd. Mont
eomery county parents would do well to
investigate thoroughly the strong work and
well ordered life of this sterling institution
near to home before venturine further In
search Of a satisfactory solution Of that
perplexine boy question. For catalogue or
personal interview. aIIress Capt. Sydney
]. Lodge, President.
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Mrs. Emma Florence Weber. widow of
Remus G. Weber. died last Friday at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Dora Hawkins.
near Etchison. aged Sc years. She had
been i'll a long time Of a complication of
diseases and her death was not unex-
pected. Surviving her are the following
children: Mrs. Hawkins and Malcolm
Weber. Of Etchison. and Mrs. Virgie Bow
man and Norman Weber. of Howard coun-
ty Mrs. Weber formerly was a Miss
Burdette.
Funeral services for Charles Worthineton
Owen. a native of this county. but for the
last 20 years a resident Of Washington. who
died in a Washington hospital on Thurs
day Of last week. aged 81 years. were held
at Pumphreye Chapel. Rockville, Saturday
afternoon, and were conducted by Rev. H.
L. Coffman. pastor of the Methodist Church
at Potomac. Burial was in the cemetery
at olney. Mr.. Owen was son Of the late
Edward W. Owen. of this county. He was
widower and leaves no children.
At largely attended meeting of Forest
Glen Council, Knights Of Columbus. held in
the hall atSilver Spring. officers were chosen
for one year as follows: Grand knight
John c. Brennan: deputy grand knight
VIM. V. Jouvenal; chancellor. Paul Twom-
bly,; recording secretary. Douglass Wade !;
treasurer. George P. Culver; advocate, J.
Fendall Couehlan; warden. Jos. Sullivan
inside guard. Walter Peter. Jr.: outside
guard. Everett Schrider; trustee. Henry S.
Eslin; chaplain, Rev. Chas. O. Rosensteel.
Frank L. Hewitt. John T. Culver. James H.
Cissel. Robert M. Curan and William A.
Pierce. who had charge of the erection of
the hall, we're continued as a building
committee.
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We try to keep in close touch with the
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ritory. and serve as a clearing house for
information affecting farm economics and
all developments that may help our friends
to progressive and prosperous year.
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For SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself candidate
for Sheriff, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic primaries.
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Democratic primaries.
VIM l.. AUD.
For SURVEYOR.
hereby announce myself a candidate
for County Surveyor. subject to the decis-
ion of the Democratic primaries.
JOSEPH N. STARKEY.
hereby announce myself a candidate
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ion Of the Democratic primaries.
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For COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

hereby announce myself a candidate
for County Commissioner from the Second
Collection District, subject to the decision
of the Democratic primaries.
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Of the Democratic primaries.
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hereby announce myself candidate
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of the Democratic primaries.
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COUNTY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself a candidate
for County Treasurer, subject to the de-
cision of the Democratic primaries.
JOHN GARDNER.
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County Baseball League.

Following is the result of Saturdays
games:
Rain-nO DANES
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For SENATOR.

| hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of State Senator, subject to
the decision of the Democratic primary
EUGENE JONES.
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Republican Ticket.

For States Attorney.
hereby announce myself a candidate
for States Attorney. subject to the decls-
ion Of the Republican primaries.
HAROLD c. SMITH
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For STATES ATTORNEY.

hereby announce my candidacy for the
office of States Attorney for Montgomery
county, subject to the decision of the
Democratic primary.
CHAS. W. WOODWARD.
hereby announce myself candidate
for States Attorney, subject to the decision
of the Democratic primaries.
ROBERT PETER, JR.
COUNTY TREASURER.
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For HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TUX HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
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for the House of Delegates, subject to the
decision of the Democratic primaries.
THOMAS HAMPTON.
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HARVEY j. WHITE.
Your support is desired for one of the
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OF Delegates. subject to the will of the
voters in the Democratic primary election
next September.
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For CLERK.

hereby announce myself candidate
for the Office Of Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Montgomery county. Maryland, subject
to the decision of the Democratic primary.
PRESTON B. RAY.
REGISTER OF WILLS
hereby announce myself a candidate
for Register of Wills, subject to the decis-
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PERRIE f. WATERS.
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OFFICERS.
Ernest L. Schmidt, President;
Eugene A. Smith, Vice President:
Arthur G. Bishop, Vice President;
&. Francis Owens, Vice President and
Title Officer;
Clarence F. Donohoe, Secretary;
Leonard L. Nicholson, Jr.. Treasurer;
Eugene W. Cssel, Asst. Sec. and Treas.
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DIRECTORS.
Arthur G. Bishop,
Norman c, Brown,
Clarence +. Donoh0e.
I. c. Dulin.
Joshua Evans, Jr.,
George +. Hane.
Thomas +. farrell,
Leonard l.. Nicholson, Jr.,
C. Francis Owens,
DR.. Benjamin c. Perry,
Thomas W. Perry.
Ernest l.. Schmidt.
Eugene A. Smith,
J. Curtis Walker.
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sep 3-6t
Evening star., 1926-08-22
Golf Hos Brilliant Tiunte Mrs. Codee Consistent Tennis Player
SANDLOTTERS HOPE
TO STAGE CONTESTS

Although practically certain Of be-
ing halted by weather or ground con-
ditions. Washington sandlotters have
arranged a big card of games for to-
day.
Double headers have been listed for
four fields. starting AT lis. Mount
Rainier entertains st. Joe. Arlington
plays host to the Maryland Athletic
club. Chevy Chase and Marlboro
mines play at Georgetown Hollow and
Cherrydale and Hartford mines meet
at Lyon Village field.
Other games booked in the Capltal
Citw and Northern Virginia Leagues
follow: Shamroeks VS.. knieks AT
Friendship, Anacostia Eagles VS..
Rialtos at Benning. Donehees at
Bladensburg, Capitals at kenilworth,
Concordians y at East Riverdale.
Modocs VS.. Auths at Washington
BARRACKS, Ballston at Hume Spring.
Addison at Fort Myer Glen Carlyn
VS.. White Sox at Ballston and CORN
thians VS.. F'reers at East Ellipse.
In the Petworth loop the Cardinals
meet the Yorkes and Takoma Tigers
take on the Freers in twin bill at
Handley field. Kennedys meet the
Tremonts at Plaza.
Berwyn Ia booked to entertain the
National Circles, while the Wasnlng-
ton Klansmen'a are listed for clasn
with Fort Humphreys.
Kanawha Seniers are down for
meeting with the Hess Seniors on
Diamond No. 4 at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

tio1 % 1910 Looking back to that
year. one cannot find a parallel to
lhe astounding fcatS Bob Jones has
accomplished over the last - tnonths,
nd aSSuredly the overwhelming vic
tory "f Sweetser in the British anna
cur has never been matched. Gard
rer. To- lac sure carried FOLEY To the
thirty seventh hole in the British
-fna:cur Of 1920. but he did not win.
,,voctSef- won and won in impressive
fashion over the finest field Of Ameri-
fan and British stars ever gathered
tng"t ther.
I he rise Of the new triumrirate in
he short space of six wears causes
wonder AZ to how long it will reign
in amateur colf If such great play
rrS as Evans. Ouimet and Gardner
had their short reign. and were sup
,,,anted hv others within a decade.
now long viii Jones. Sweetser and
Won Elm stand at the top or the
rankings in American golf? VIII they
he. supnlanted within a few years by
lads Of the type OF Roland Macken-
zie Watts Gunn. Frank Doip. kee1e
Garter and Eddie Held?
or the first two. one would say
most assuredIy not, for Bob Jones mas
such a machinelike game, Win such
superh control of all shots, thal /.
would seem impossible for MN to sklo
and slim as others have with the
mounting wears. And OF Jess sweet
ser il might also be said that the
fighting heart of the former Yale star
will keep on for many years to come
George Won Elm is more or less an
enigma. Reports persist from the
West that Won Elm. discouraged be-
cause he has not won national tltle
over three wears OF campaigning. IL
ready 10 turn professional and make
some money out Of the game IN which
he is an acknowledged master. They
have been denied and yet they per-
sist, Can it not be that half dozen
wears hence will see such LADS as
Lester Bolstad the national public
links champion: Frank Dolph. the new
Western amateur champion and also
a nroduct of the public links. crowned
members of a new golf triumvirate"
Nearly twoscore professional golfers
from clubs about Washington will
ptay in the qualifying round of she Pro
fessional Golfers Association cham
pionship from this section next FRIDAY
AT <tha Congressional Country .tfuh.
The pros have decided To accept the
congressional hid Tor the event. al
though they are not in favor of play
inS Winter rules through the tar
way. The competition Will he 80 holes
medal play, with the two aualiflers To
represent this section in the +. &. A.
Evening star., 1926-08-22
REGATTATO BE- HELD
BY OLD DOMlNIONS

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, August 21.-
The program of the Old Dominion
Boat Club regatta. scheduled to he
held here next Saturday afternoon.
will include many comedy events that
will prove novel for the regatta go
ers of this city. Eleven events are
already scheduled while a she'll race
between the local club and the Po-
tomac Boat Club Of Washington may
be carded.
A bailing contest. broom race. six
hand paddle canoe race, canoe tilt.
tail-end race. mixed doubles. oppo
site race, canoe singles, canoe dou-
bles, swimming race and canoe six
with paddles are the competitive
events.
Alexandria High School will swing
into action on the foot ball field next
week with Coach Howard II. Jones
in charge of preparations for the
coming grid season. Seven regulars
two Whitestones. Cohen. West,
Travers. McMenamin and Capt. Bar
nett-are returning to the squad.
Players to be lost this season are
Robert Dunn, Marshall Baggett.
Stanley Swan. George Hoeft, Edward
Bayliss and Marion West.
George Mason High School has L.
of last years team hard at work try
ing for positions on the Orange and
Black team. Coach knight has his
entire regular front line. with the eX
ception of the center. returning.
Lunceford and Dameron. guards:
Rollins and Hawkins, tackles. and
Garnett Francis and Douglas, ends,
will play again. while McCulloch.
Harmon Frances. Pete Parsons and
st. Johns will work in the backfield.
Robert Ttterback and John Edding-
ton. substitutes last season, also are
trying for places.
The fifth Tri-State Gold Associa-
ton eight,man team tournament of
the year is scheduled for the Belle
Haven Golf and Country Club of this
city September H. Six teams are to
compete The Catoctin. Golf Club of
Frederick, Nd; Belle Haven Golf and
Country Club of this city; Fountain
Head Club of Hagerstown, Md; Ope-
uueon Club, Blue Ridge Golf CLUB
of Martinsburg, w. Va. and the
winchester Golf Club of Winchester,
Va, are the clubs entered.
The St. Mary's nine will play the
Washington Fire Department In
Washington Saturday.
The Cardinal Athletic Club and No.
5 Fire department teams are sched-
uled to play here September in the
opening game of their 3-game series.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

perhaps, that Dempsey is that
one.
Corbett's cleverness did not pre-
vail against Sullivan until the
twenty-hrst round. and it was in
the fourteenth round that Gentle
man linn absorbed that famous
solar plexus blow from Fitzsifn-
mons.
1t required II rounds for .Teffries
to pummel Fitz into state of
helplessness, and it was in the
fourteenth round that the police
stepped in to stop the slaughter
ing of Burns by Johnson. The
latter proved his mastery over
Jeff in the fifteenth round. and the
twenty-sixth round was reached
before Johnson took the count
against Willard. who, in turn.
faded early from the picture at
Toledo, when Dempsey was cred
tied with a three round X. O.
II is tar from assured that either
Dempsey or Tunney riH be
stopped before the end Of 10
rounds four sceeks from nert
Thursday. 1t is entirely possible
that the decision Of the referee
and ttro Judges 1rill result in
Dempsey retaining has crotcn or
hauin0 it transferred to the head
Of Tunney. and il this proUes to
be the case. unless the rictor's
margin of superiority is demon
strated beyond the shadotr Of a
doubt. it tDiH be mast unsdtisfdc-
tory for q battle that should at
tract the greatest croacd and pro-
ride the largest gate" that eceT
acitaessed q sporting event in this
country.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

Ten Years ago when Bob Jones first
golf field and George Won Elm and
less Sweetzer had barely been heard
Of. the three ranking golfers in the
United States were Charles Evans,
jr.; Francis Ouimet and Robert A.
Gardner. Swans won the open cham
pionship at Minikhada in 1916. an
neXing the amateur title from Gard
ner in the Fall Of the same year.
Gardner had won the amateur the
wear previous at Detroit. Ouimet was
the open champion of 1913 and the
amateur titleholder of 1914. while
Gardner had also won the amateur
championship. away back in 1909.
This triumvirate persisted in its
supremacy in amateur golf through
1920. when Evans and Ouimet met in
the final round. with victory going to
the Chicagoan at the Engineers Club
on Long Island.
Have Slipped From Heights.
In only one year since 1929 have
any of the three figured in a cham
pionship final or had a. real chance
=" win the open. Evans was runner
up to Sweetser in the amateur cham
.'ionship of 1922. Ouimet had an out
side chance to cop the open cham
tionship last year at Worcester.
Glowing his opportunity with a
hooked niblick shot to the sixteenth
hole of the final round. Gardner
although great player with a fine
competitive heart, has not figured in
rn amateur championship since 1919
and has never been a prominent con-
tender in the open.
The new triumvirate. with four ma
tional championships to its credit to-
day, is probably a greater trio than
the Evans -Ouimet Gardner cOmbina-
Evening star., 1926-08-22

totals 80 II 81 . Totals. 80 II ~ Q
sRatted for Bohne in sixth inning.
+Batted for Hartnett In eighth inning.
Iran for Tolson in eighth inning.
Slated for Root in eighth inning.
ehiesro. eehGion!on' o.....: '':: = 0 9 Q 3 3 / %
Runs---Jacobson. Bohne. Herman ~,
Cox Felix go. Heathcote. Stephenson .(2).
Wilson e, Beck u.Eon ErrorIErsigan roI.sc I've
Three-ha hits-Jacohson. Marriott. Home
run--Felix. Stolen hases-Wilson adams.
Sacrifces-7Bohne. Cooneyt Grimm. Kelly,
caeo, &. Bases on balls-On Vance. 9: of
Osborne. l; off Ehrhardt. 2; Of R9ot,. l: of
2: by Vance 4: by Root T.; by Ehrhardt,
Hits-on Kaufmsnn. in innings; cff O., o.,
Root. in 3, innings off Huntzinger. ! In !
inning of ysrce II AZ oIn innings @ II of i.hh Ehr
er--Petty. Losing pitcher-Huntzinger. unl-
pires-Messrs. Risler. Hart and Mclaughlin.
Evening star., 1926-08-22
SIX D. C. TRAPSH0TS
IN GRAND AMERICAN

Six members Of the Washington
Gun Club expect to he on the ground
at Dayton, Ohio. tomorrow at the
start of the annual Grand American
Handicap. the premier trapshooting
event of the season.
The Capital party will include DR.,
J. c. Wynkoop. president of the local
club: c. G. Fawsett, State champion
for 1926; Frank Burrows, r. ID, Nor
gan and Mr.. Dulany
The event will draw field of 500
or more contestants.
Evening star., 1926-08-22

In 1919. playing along side the vet
eran. Johnny EVers. he became known
as one of the games greatest short
stops. when he aided in the rout Of
the Athletics in four straight games
of the world series. He gained the
nickname rabbit" from his size and
ability to pounNa ON any ball within
reach. He went to Pittsburgh on
January %. 1921. in exchange for two
players and $4,000 cash.
Last year. in one of the greatest
trades of base ball. he became mem
her of the Chicago Cubs. along with
pitcher Wilbur Cooper and first base
man Charley Grimm i'm exchange for
second baseman Grantham. first base
man NiehauS and pitcher Aldridge.
AT the opening of the 1925 training
season, Maranville was named captain
of the Cubs, and on July of the same
year. he was made a manager. Before
the close of, the season, however, he
was forced to resign as pilot of the
Chicago club and was obtained bv
Brooklyn for the waiver price Of
$4,000. September Q, 1925.
MaranVille'S career outside Of ba&h
ball was about as stormy as his bril-
lance on the diamond. He WAS en-
meshed in free-for-all fight on Broad
way after an argument with 4 ta ycah
driver last Summer and early in the
present season ne disappeared for y
day while the Robins were engaged
in a series at Boston.
As result of the street fr1cas. he
was locked up on p disorderly conduct
complaint and was later discharged.
His braWl cost him the job as man
ager. He was the third Youngest
manager in the big leagues.
Evening star., 1926-08-22
JONES' SWEETSER, Won ELM
MAKE UP WONDERFUL TRIO
Probably Would Be Placed One, Two, Three in World
e.
Ratng-Regarded as Greater Than Famous
Evans .OuimetGardner Combination.

perhaps brilliant
the of decade
~ the official rankng made public few days ago by the
The rankings been
half They made the night of
Columbus, Ohio Bob
thinning second national championship.
ater-day
the United States and probably would take the place
all four of the national titles of the world with Won Elm alone not
Jones holds the American amateur the
American and the British sweetser holds the British aateaS
British championships
American of 1925 full deserves his high place the