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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-09-13
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
scIibers OF Montgomery county have OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of Mont
eomery county, Md. letters of administra-
ton on the personal estate of
WILLIAM Z. WALL,
late of Montgomery county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO ex-
mott the same, with vouchers thereof.
70 the subscribers on or before the 9Th day
OF February. 1880; otherwise they NAV. by
law be excluded from all benefit of said
estate. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate paw
ment' Given under our hands this 9Th
day of August. 1929.
MARY C. WALL,
WILLIAM GUY WALL,
aug s-ot Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-09-13

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-09-13
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-09-13

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1929-09-13

E>OR SALE.
81 acres of land, good
dwelling house. all necessary outbuildings
and a nice young orchard. on the road
leading from Potomac TO Travilah. Rea-
sonable price for quick sale.
MARTHA Z. BUTT,
nov 10-2m* Rockville, Nd
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
TO HONOR MULD0ON
Boxing World Will Rise on Friday Night to Pay Homage to Aged "SOlid Man" of Sports,

New York Nov. = tP,-The box ing world will rise on Friday night to pay homage to William Muldoon, aged solid man" of sport. at q testimonial banquet in the Biltmore hotel here.
 The 6Q year old member of the New York Sta,e athletic commission will be the guest of $50 fricn Is, who will pay $S5 apiece for the privilege of paying their respects 10 him. Each reservation for the din nor will include a ringside seat for the bouts at Madison Square Garden where Al Singer and Pete Ncbo will meet in a boLt.
 Famous sports figures from all sections of the country will !c grouped around the board. Follow ing the dinner. which has bcyn promised as practically spocchless,' = Mr Muldoon will be presented vii n life sized oil painting of himself.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
LANPHERMEN SCHEDULED
 TO PLAY BRISTOL TEAM
Basketball Rivals to Resume Court Controversy in Bell Town Armory Tomorrow Night - Manager Joe Carroll Has Gathered Together An Imposing Team Locals to Line Up With Strongest Combination in Action - Big Crowd of Rooters to See First Battle.

The first clash of the season be- tween two bitter court rivals, will take place tomorrow night at the Bristol Endccs in the first home game of the year for the Bell Town quintet. The game will start at 9 o'clock.
 Manager Joe Carroll Of the Bris- tol team has assembled together a quintet of veterans with one or two changes in his lineup from the team that took the state championship last year. Cullum, one of the best court performers in this section last season, will be at one Of the for wards with the other position to be filled by another star. Collins is unable to play in the game tomor- row night. 'BuSter" Dunn, new ad- dition and rated as the best ccntcr on staten Island, will be al the
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

pivot position while "Wardy" Wa terman and stan" Eichtmycr will cover the guard positions. Jimmy Malcolm and Yin Carney will form the reserve.
 Against this imposing looking out iit, Manager Clarence lanpher of the local team will send in his strongest five. Sloman and Zakzew- ski will cover the forwards and plenty of fight is expected with Wa terman and Richtmyer playing them. Conroy will play center and this will be another case Of two smart players meeting each other Lcary and Foley will attempt to keep the Bris- tol forwards subdued
 The Burritts will play in the pre- lllnlnary game which will start al S o'clock. The main contest will get underway a; 2 o'clock sharp.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
BURR|7TS 10 PLAY
 BRISTOL D|X|ES
Seek Fourth Victory in Thanks
 giving Night Game

The Burritts will seek their fourth straight 'ictc Of the aca- son when they clash with the DiXicS of Bristol at the state armory in the Bell City tomorrow evening at $ o'clock. Both teams are primed for q tough battle and will place their strongest lincups on the .oor.
 Games between local teams and Bristol aggre2ations are llWays worth while watching due to the bitter feeling between the two cities. Ever since the New Britain High and Bristol high broke rela- tlons after a riot at a basketball game i'll 1920. fans of both cities have Hooked in large numbers to the games in basketball and base ball in order to TOO. for their fav- orites.
 The Burritts will take their en- tire squad to Bristol which is com- posed of Yakubowitz, Havlick, Jas per, Luty, DarroW. Carlson. Rose and Gill. The DiXies' lineup will be composed of former Bristol high stars
 Saturday evening the DiNies will play return game in this city Ire to the fact that most ot the Bur ritt players are scheduled to take part in two games this week T the Industrial league. Manager Saund- CTS will have to be careful in reg ulatinS his linoups in the games 50 as not 10 tire out the players. Last Saturday the Burritts plainly show cd the result of C -,rwOrk. How eNer with " squad of e.eh- men, Saunders will be able to give each man a fair share of work so as not 10 overWork him.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
CORNELL ELEVEN
 ID BATTLE PENN
Army and Notre Dame to Bring
 Season to Close Saturday

New York. Nov. c7 (P)-With as-
 sorted rivals. ancient and modern,
 ready 10 square off against each
 other in holiday games tomorrow.
 football interest in the cast has been
 diverted momentarily from the in-
 tercsiInG engagements with which
 the season in this sector will be
 brought 10 d close on Saturday. The
 annual battle between Notre Dame
 climax of the campaign at the Yam
 llCe stadium on Saturday, but the burning question at this moment is whether a fine Cornell eleven really
 can halt PcnnsylNunias tricky of- tcnse tomorrow.
 The big rcd team arrived in Philadelphia today for a brief limbcring up drill on Franklin field | where S2.0oo enthusiasts Will oc- Cupy every inch Of seating space to- morrow. but the rcd and blue con- tented itself with inactivity in the ! l''t'N'I dl .'ilI Ot ll'i llI S' pI 4NtH'Npll- 1 x. J., on the 8caahorc. The Penn 1 sylvanians will remain at the resort 1 until time to take up the march 10 | Franklin field tomorrow
 Both Syracuse and Columbia pre- l pared to work out at Baker field in
 this city in preparation for tue ninth annual Oran@o-I.ion tilt tomorrow. 1 The Salt City eleven is heavily fav- i orcd.
 Another iuNad r of the metropolis, | Carnegie Tech. is ia a,ored 10 wage
 a successful battle The plaid is seeking revenge against New York | University for their successive beat ings, but the Violet is on edge. Both
 cleNcns planned light work at the ! Yankee Stadium today.
 { Undcfoatcd by an eastern eleven. Colgate arrived in Prov idcnce today
 Cor it's annual struggle with Eio own
 Tho Maroon is a prime tavorite. but
 a faNoritc usually has hard time
 in this particular battle. Brown has 1 it's full strength available and prays for an upset.
 Pittsburgh IS in q position 10 turn on all it's power against Penn State in the annual game at Pittsburgh 1 tomorrow when both teams will finish the campaign, A victory over
 the Nittany Lions would seal iPtts- bureh'S claim to the eastern cham pionship and 10 share in the na- tionHI award. Pom State arrived on the scene at it's highest pitch of the season.
 Washington and Jefferson is faN-
 orod over West Virginia in the an- uual battle of Mor2antoWn. which dates back 10 1891 and which is the oldest Of all tn" ThanksGiring Day i fixtures. II has been played with few interruptions since it's start, { w. and J. holding an edge of IS i victories to seven. with two &amcs ! tied.
 In addition io inc Notre ! Dame clash at the Yankee Stadium
 Saturdays card is featured by meet
 inGs between Dartmouth and tho ] Navy at Philadelphia. Holy Gross and Boston COlloG" at Boston and 1 Temple and NillanoNa al phlladcl- ] phia. All of these games will b" 1 hard fought. with little edge admit ] ted either way m any of them. i Dartmouth and NillanoNa enjoy ! what ever mar2in may exist in their clashes. but Holy Cross and Boston | College are closer than the next i sCCond.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Price, HillsinY-r. Humber, Messln- ger and Carlmdrk on the line.
 The squad will not go into New York city untiI Friday It will take light workout at Travers ls- land. the N. Y. A. C. home on Long Island sound. The boys will
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Miller and t.aIar aIe Wasing an
 even battle for the snap-back job and Carver. Bowman and Gibner all are in the field for quarter hack, The rest Of the starting line-up probably will include 'agle, Murrell, and GIattly in the tachfield, and Perry,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
NO CAPTAIN CH0SEN
university Of Illinois Regulars Vote Against Choosing Field Leader For Next Year.

Champaign. lll.. Nov. v '1H - University of Illinois football rcgu- lars have voted against footbaii captain for l@3o.
 Out of the IS letter men entitled 10 vote for captain ct the annual han0uct. ; wrote mo captain" across their ballots and none was chosen.
 They said football player can- not turn in his best game if he has the captainCy to worry about.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
TO CONCLUDE TOURNEY
IWeDty-SiX Matches Will Finish the Two-\ight Intercity Amateur Box ing Meet Tonight.

New York. Nov. o7 LP,-Twenty six matches will conclude the two- night intercity amateur boxing meet at Madison Square Garden tonight.
 The out-of-toWn survivors include Russell Wolstram, Washington and Russell Hcgg, Boston. hcavywcights Douglas SWetman. Washington and Gilbert BrCnnCr, Boston. hantam- weights: frange Orange. Washing ton and John Burns, Boston, fly weights
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
KNOWS HIS LINEUP
Except for Two Places. Coach EiT Jones is De >ided on starting Team fnr :
for Army.

West Point. Nov. - P-ENcc1t for two positions, Head Coach Biir Jones of the Army knows what line up he will start against Norte Dame at the Yankee Stadium. New 1orH, on Saturday. and the chances are that he knows the answer to those two problems as we'll, If he does. though. he isn't telling anyone.
 Center and quarterback are tn" two positions open 10 question.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
OPEN SWIMMING SEASON
Intercollegiate Campaign to start December fl With Meet Between City College and Syracuse.

Princeton. N. J.. Nov. 27 R-Thc season will open on December IA with City College of New York meeting Syracuse at Syracuse. The only other pre-holiday meet will bring together C. C. N. Y. and Columbia on December IS. The sea- son will close March 15 with Yale meeting Princeton. Pennsylvania facing Dartmouth and Syracuse the Navy. Rutgers is the ninth mem. bcr of the association.
 Thirty-siX championship meets in swimming and water polo will be held, as was the case last year.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

If takes IS days for the average human body 10 recover from the loss of two consecutive nights sleep.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Val Flood outfitted player couple of weeks ago. perfectly. This golfer took the set of irons out and ccored an so. The following Satur- day he did a little better. Now Non could not part him from his new sci of wood -shaftcd clubs although he had vowed a while ago never 10 buy any but slcel-shafto1 clubs. But the old Master knew what he was doing when hc prescribed this particular set Of clubs for the player.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

wait there until Saturday to travel to the Yankee Stadium
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

An exception was taken 10 state ment which appeared in this column last week to the effect that in sc lccting set of clubs the first con- sideration was whether it would be wood or steel shafts. The critic maintained that it was the shape and lie of the heads. balance and feel of the clubs, rather than steel or wood shaited. that was of prime consideration. lie is correct Those factors should be the first basis Of selection and one should consult a good pro in this matter.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

The benefits that accrued 10 the players in health by the long golf season cannot be measured 1t is a grand game for men who get very little outdoor exercise otherwise. Some substitute should be sought by golfers during the winter. after their systems have been Gearcd up to weekly exercise. Handball and use Of an indoor golf school offer possibili- ties.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
Alt AiG itS-
" artipns
PUNTS AND PASSES
y the Associated Press.

BY tHe Associated Press.
 New Yorl-ln point of fact Syra- Cusc will be the "home" team against Columbia at Baker field here tomorrow. Twelve ot the Syracuse squad are from the Metro- poltan district while most of Co., lumbia'S football material comes from Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and other sections
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
Spe a in g of Sports


 There arc a number of excellent sport features offered to the fans Of this city for tomorrow, Thanks Elv'ng Day. In the afternoon the Nutmeg football team goes to New Haven to play the Williams team mere. In the evening, the Albany 1toller Hockey team appears at the stanley Arena while the New Britan basketball team goes to Bristol 70 meet the Bristol Endecs at the state armory in that city
 Manager Bernie Conley Of the Nutmegs announced definitely today that he had signed for a return game with the Williams eleven ln this city next Sunday afternoon. The game will mark the appearance of Bruce Caldwell, Yale star of la t year, with the New Haven crew.
 Manager Frank McDonough Of the New Britain Roller Hockey team wasted no time in carrying out his announcement of Tuesday that he would strengthen his team before the next game, His announcement Icday that he had signed Earle Pierce 10 play with the local club against Albany at the Stanley Arena tomorrow night, bears this out.
 Pierce hasn't been playing with any CluN this season SO far but he Ii in excellent shape and ready 10 90. He should accord the support 10 Kid" Williams that will make the former leading scorer in thc league, again tho champion goal gctter
 : The condition. as far as the plIN nf the New Britain team has bcnh concerned this season. has given oD- posing quintcts the opportunity to set two men on Williams and there by stop him from scoring. This condition should be entirely altcra1 starting tomorrow night because Fierce can score on his own hook.
 Pierce is fast he knows polo ano he can be a gr3at team worker when he wants to be. His Worg against New Britain on many occasions la ot Near. convinced the fans of this city that he did not put forth his hest efforts when he was here. He has been so anxious to play this season that he welcomed the oif"r from New Britain and the local team should benefit greatly by his addition to the team.
 Barney Dohcrty will also be back in the game tomorrow night. Bar EeNs entire equipment was stolen from the New Britain automobile while the team was in Albany Sun day night and Barney was unable 10 get the right kind Of equipment for use in Monday nights game.
 The efforts Of the local manage ncnt O put good team on the floor will De appreciated by the tNed-in the wool roller hockey fans of this city and the "old guard thIt fell away SO flatly this season. ls expected 10 return in full fore" 10 the same starring tomorrow night.
 New Britain and Bristol start the wars tomorrow night when the bas- LetbalI teams of both cities clash at the Bristol St,,tc armory. The battles between these two teams are h1Ie'inG up q court tradition that will Tive for many years
 Ike Brisi-. Endecs will return here for a. game on the night Of Saturday, leccmbCr :,
 The reorganizcd Atlas team oi New Haven, travelling under the name Of the Collcgi~-ns, will be here Saturday ni~ht. Pite. Chadys ard Evans form the nucleus of the team that hopes 10 topplc Jew Britain.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

New Haven. Conn.-Frank Vim cent has been adequately rewarded for his great line play for Yale this season. Vincent a junior has been elected captain of the 1880 Eli team He has been thc outstanding Yale lineman Of the season.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

England exports more than s10.- cO0,O00 worth of sweets evsry year.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Ike Brist-. EndeCs will return here for a. game on the night Of Saturday, December |,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

While most anything of this na- 'urn may happen. it is surprising how long q birdie on some hole will eludc one. A golfer of my acquain- tance has been playing Shuttle Mca- dow for several years and secures hirdics on most Of the holes each season. Yet he has never been able the first green.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27
CHIP SHOTS
By digger

Temporary greens and frozen courses bring to q close the official golf season in these parts. It was d long scason-onc of the longest in "cNcral years and marked by better weather conditions than the average.
 From April Fools Day to Thanks giving is a wide spread of Eofine time in New England and this gift of the Soliing gods was fully apprc- ciatcd by those who are adhcrcnts of the ancient and royal outdoor game. One player told mo that he had made ljO rounds since he start cd to play in early spring And | believe a few other golfers have sur passed that record.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

The reorganizcd Atlas team Oi New Haven, travelling under the name of the Collcgi~-ns, will be here Saturday ni~ht. Pite. Chadys ard Evans form the nucleus of the team that hopes 10 topplc Jew Britain.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

New Britain and Bristol start the wars tomorrow night when the bas Letball teams of both cities clash at the Bristol St,,tc armOry. The battles between these two teams are hti1,r'inG up q court tradition that will Tive for many years.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Manager Bernie Conley Of the Nutmegs announced definitely today that he had signed for a return game with the Williams eleven ln this city next Sunday afternoon. The game will mark the appearance of Bruce Caldwell. Yale star of Ia t year, with the New Haven crew.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Philadel elphia-Coach Lou Young of Pennsylvania. usually an optmist is out to rival Gil Dobic, that fam ous Cornell pcssimist. Expressing his opinion as to the outcome Of tomorrow's Cornell Penn battle. Young said: "I feel Cornell has one of the strongest teams it has had since 1928. feel Gil Dobie will give all the opposition we will want" Dobie probably would be quick to echo those sentiments
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Manager Frank McDonough Of the New Britain Roller Hockey team wasted no time in carrying out his announcement of Tuesday that he would strengthen his team before the next game. His announcement lcday that he had signed Earle Pierce to play with the local club against Albany at the Stanley Arena tomorrow night, bears this out.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Pierce hasn't been playing with any CluN this season SO far but he Ii in excellent shape and ready 10 90, He should accord tho support 10 Kid" Williams that will make the former leading scorer in thc hague, again tho champion goal ECtter,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

That novice playing his first round of golf and making a hole-in one on his try at the game, as noted in the Herald last evening, is the prize golf ing miracle of the season. Few ot us after years at the game have yet scored an ace. Yet almost all of the hords of golfers can look back on q day during the season when "l.adN Luck" favored them with q shot that was almost as miraculous.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Chicago about football being big business: Big Ten football in 1929 drew 1.900.nO0 spectators who paid sG4,7G9, ,0O0 for the priv ilcsc of watching Purdue, Michigan. Illinois, ct al., play.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Cambridge - Not only is Eliot T. Putnam pretty good haltback, but an excellent hockey player as well. He has been selected 10 captain the Harvard hockey team this season.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Providence. F. I.-It will be one tough game after another for Brown next year. The Bruins will face, among others. Princeton. Yale. Holy gate.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

Barney Dohcrty will also be back in the game tomorrow night. Bar EeN's entire equipment was stolen from the New Britain automobile while the team was in Albany Sun day night and Barney was unable 10 get the right kind Of equipment
New Britain herald., 1929-11-27

The efforts Of the local manage mcnt O put a good team on the floor will De appreciated by the dNed-in -thc-wool roller hockey fans of this city and the "old guard" lh%t fell away SO tlatlN this season. IS expected 10 return in full force 10
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-07-23

After every revolution marking n
progressive phnse in the class strug-
gle. the purely repressive character
Of the State power stands out in
holder and holder relief.-Marx.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1929-07-23
Labor" --Capitalism's Representative

increasing instability of parlia-
mentarism.
Labor" Seeks Capitalist Support.
The Liberal Party may well be
prepared to support for a period a
labor minority government in re-
turn for certain measure of con-
troll of program and possibly, in
particular, electoral reform, such as
would enable it to secure represen-
tation in proportion to its voting
strength. A labor minority govern
ment in office on such basis would
be still more completely under a
leash to capitalism than in 1924.
The Labor Party openly aims at
such a minority government main
tanned in office by capitalist sup
port. The Daily Herald on the NOR
row of the election declares:
"Mr. Baldwin's duty is plain. As
some penance for the suffering he
and his colleagues have inflicted
upon their countrymen he now has
it in his power to perform one signal
service, and that is to resign in
order that the chosen leader of the
people, Mr.. Ramsay Macdonald,
may meet the House of Commons,
to take up the work which cap
italist intrigue brought to tenn
pOrary end in 1924"
The Work of 1924.
"To take up the work of 1924"
That is the motto of the Labor
Party at the present stage. To take
up, that is to say, the work repre-
sented by the Dawes report, the
work Of repression in India and
Egypt, of increased ornaments and
war preparations and Of the sup
preston of strikes at home. This
work the Labor Party now consci-
ously enters upon, as the reward
to the workers for their overwhelm-
ing vote against Baldwin.
But the repetition of 1924 will
tame pldCt III d SltudIlou WuOlS
stage further advanced than in 1924.
The labor government will be faced
with far heavier tasks Of war pre-
paration, imperialist repression in
India and the colonies, and capital
list naturalization at home.
And the working class has
advanced to q new stage. The con-
sequences of 1924 led to Red Friday
and the General Strike. The con-
sequences of q second labor govern
ment will extend yet further.
The revolutionary nucleus in the
working class is now formed and
modified on the basis Of the indie
pendent fight. The Communist Par
ty stands clearly before all as the
sole alternative leadership to the
Labor Party and the reactionary
trade union chiefs. The situation
that is now opening is a very favor
able situation for rapid political de-
velopment and for revolutionary ad-
vance within the working class.