Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-30
NEWS Of ROCKVILLE
AND THE COUNTY
Republicans Decide That Full
Ticket Shall Be Placed
in the Field.
Special Correspondence Of The Star,

ROCKVILLE. Md, July 20. 1911
Montgomery county republicans will
place full ticket in the field for the
offices to be filled this fall. That was
decided at meeting OF the state cen
trail and county committees and other
prominent members of the party in Rock
vile this afternoon. a committee con-
sisting of William Tyler Page. d. w.
Baker, Henry II. Miller, A. A. rad
dock and Charles T. Johnson was named
to act with the state central and county
committees in selecting available men
and persuading them to become can
didates.
The meeting was called TO order by
&c. Scott Duvall, chairman of the county
committee, and Arthur Stabler was chosen
chairman and Maurice Browning secre-
tary. 1t developed early that there was
some sentiment among those present in
favor of concentrating all effort toward
the election of the state candidates and
not to make any nominations for county
offices, but William I. Page. Brainard H.
Warner, jr J. Frank Trazzare and others
made speeches In favor OF full ticket,
arguing that any other course might be
ruinous to the party in the future
Decide for Full Ticket.
1t was finally unanimously decided that
the nomination of a full ticket would be
the best thing for the party. D. w.
Baker addressed the gathering to explain
some of the provisions of the primary
election law, SO far they pertain to
the election of the party organization,
his Interpretation being that the county
committee. which consists of one member
from each precinct, must be chosen by
direct vote
Those present at the meeting were
Thomas Dawson. William T. Page. D. w
Baker, Willis b. Burdette, Galen l.. TAFT
Maurice Browning, Henry H. Miller, c.
Case, c. Scott Duvall, James p. B. Veirs
A. A. Braddock. Howard Marlowe, j
Henning Purdum, A. Clinton Brown
George f. Ayton, Charles M. Jones. Al
fred c: Wanthen. Arthur Stabler, J
Frank Trazzare, Brainard II. Warner, jr.
Charles T. Johnson. Frank L. Hewitt
JOHN Ward, William T. Lewis, John S
Giliss Albert Warfield and others.
| Miss Pearl E. Hoke Of Callaghan, Va.
and Harry G. Rucker of jackson River
| Va, were married IN Rockville today by
Rev. William D. Keene, pastor of the
Southern Methodist Church, the ceremony
taking place at the residence of the min
| lister
died yesterday at his home in Gathers.
| burg following a long illness. He was q
SON of William E. Riley. The funeral
| will take place tomorrow morning, inter
ment to be in Forest Oak cemetery
Gaithersburg. Mr.. Riley was unmar-
ried.
Real Estate Transfers.
Among the recent transfers of real es'
tate recorded in the Office of the clerk
of the circuit court here are the follow
ing: Maryland Realty Syndicate to Al.
bert n Scott, four lots in Spring Lake
Park; Maryland Realty Syndicate to AL
fred Ray, two lots in Spring Lake Park
Maryland Realty Company to Marie
Scholtzel, two lots in Spring Lake Park
Maryland Realty Company to William
c. ONeal three lots in Spring Lake
Park; Oscar Nauck to Charles G. Nauck
twenty acres; Oscar Nauck to Edwin
Nauck, twenty acres; Rosedale Park
Company to James NJ. Criss, lot in Rose
dale Park: Martha A Keys to Clara Ray
Wilson, lot near Forest Glen; Isaac E.
Shoemaker to Philip NJ. Riley, lot in the
Hills; e. Hayden Gibbs to Clara G. G,
Brown, lot at Somerset; George T. Mich
oils to James B. Maughlin, four acres
near Germantown; William r. Bushby to
Benjamin w. Reiss, lot at WASHINGTON
Grove; Henry J.. T. Kraft to Maryland
Realty Company, lot in Spring Lake
Park: Helen H. Brooke to Adair p.
Brooke. sixteen and a half acres; Gussie
S. wilkins to Helena Montgomery, lot
near Chevy Chase.