Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-26

years his junior Both enjoy excellent
! health.
| Real Estate Transfers.
| Transfers of real estate were re-
corded in the office of the clerk of the
circuit court here during the week as
follows: George S. Allnutt to Luther a.
Remsburg. 213 acres: Washington E.
Cue to Clifton A. Mullinix, 1863 acres:
Sanders L. Hicks to Ernest NJ. Clicks.
1876 acres: American Land Company to
William H. Embrey, two acres: Luther
A. Remsburg to William w. Hodges,
thirty three acres; Thomas Dawson,
trustee, to George Z. Gregg. 100 acres:
one acre; Cornelius E. MoXley to
Florence +. Monkey, one acre; Thomas
J. Roby to Odorian W. Roby, six acres;
Edward l.. McAleer to John Joy Edison,
seven acres: James h. OHutt to Henry
F. Porter, one-half acre; George Otis
Smith to Louise Swan Hunnewen. lot
at Chevy Chase; Chevy Chase Land
Company to Louise Swan Hunnewell,
lot at Chevy Chase: Berry f. Clark,
treasurer, to katherine Monford, lot:
W. B. Moses & Son to Harriet Freebey,
lot in the Highlands: Mary NJ Ferry to
Harriet Freebey. two lots in the High
lands: Frank f. Graham to Aloysius
j. McCrail. lot at Takoma Park; George
JUS smith 10 MARY NTsLIe, lol OF
Chevy Chase; Albert Nichols to Harry
c. Williams. lot: Jacob 5. Gruver to
Arthur u. Kidder. lot at Chevy Chase;
Harry W. Miller to Christian N. Soren-
son. lot at Takoma Park; Chevy Chase
to Great Falls Land Corporation to j.
Hampton Jones, lot in Bradley Hills;
Jackson II. Ralston to Chevy Chase TO
Great Falls Land Corporation. lot in
Bradley Hills; Irwin II. Linton to
Frederick S. Mckinney. lot at kenslng-
Al
Croix, lot at Somerset; Martin l.. Har-
per to Annie NJ. Eaton, lot at Takoma-
Joseph San Pralick of Washington. who
was indicted for perjury by the grand
jury which adjourned here few days
ago. pleaded guilty when his case was
called for trial in the circuit court here
yesterday afternoon. admitting that in
order to obtain license for the mar
rage of himself and Miss Pearl Louise
Raley. daughter of a member of the
Washington police force. he misrep-
resented the ages of both himself and
the girl
The license was obtained on August
last, and the same day the couple
were married by Rev. Samuel r. White
Of the Baptist Church. Several days
later the father of the girl came to
Rockville and swore out a warrant
charging his son-in-law with perjury.
The boy was arrested and was released
on bail in the amount of $500. 1t was
charged that Fralick gave his age as
twenty-one and that of the girl as
eighteen, whereas Fralick was under
age and the girl not quite sixteen.
Court Warns and Releases Fralick.
Following the plea of guilty. John A
Garrett. attorney for the defendant. made
a touching appeal for suspension of SEN
tence. After comforting at some length
Judges Peter and Worthington decided to
suspend sentence, but Judge Peter, who
announced the decision, made it plain
that the court felt no sympathy for the
defendant, but was actuated solely by
consideration for the young wife. He let
young Fralick understand that if it should
ever be brought to the attention OF the
court that he had been guilty of improper
treatment of his wife he would be brought
back to Rockville and sent to the peni-
Tertiary
father of the girl made a statement in
which he let il be understood that while
he did not desire the boy sent to prison
he did want him made to realize that
he would have to prove a kind and dutiful
husband.
Fralick promised that he would give
no reason for complaint
Violates Dog Tax Law.
Howard Clark of Sligo, this county. was
convicted by jury in the circuit court
here yesterday of violating the dog tax
law OF the county and was fined SO and
costs. The specific charge against him
was that he interfered with an officer who
attempted to kill dog upon which Clark
had refused to pay the tax. Judge Peter
served notice that in the future all per-
sons convicted in the circuit court of yio-
lating the dog tax law would have the
extreme penalty imposed.