Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-22
AND COUNTY
ial Correspopdence Of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, October 21.-Fear-
ing that his son, James Francis Chesel-
dine, contemplates visiting Rockville
to marry a Washington girl, J. C.
Cheseldine of 205 18th street southwest,
Washington, has written to the mar
riage license clerk here asking that
the couple be refused a license should
they apply for such paper. The let
ter states that the young fellow Is
but eighteen years old and the girl
only about sixteen In view Of the in
formation, disappointment probably
awaits the couple should they come to-
Rockville for the purpose indicated.
The supervisors of elections will meet
here Monday morning to decide upon
the form and arrangement of the bal
months election. The ballot will con-
tain the names of five candidates for
President and Vice President and five
sets Of presidential electors, the parties
publican. prohibition, socialist and Ia
Dor; the names of democratic, repub-
lican and labor candidates for United
States senator. and the names of dem
cialist candidates for Congress. The
ballot will also contain proposed
amendment to the constitution of
| Maryland. which provides for the
budget system Of making 'appropria-
lions by the legislature:
To give the patrons Of the Garrett Park
public school and the county school Of
icials an opportunity to get acQuatnt-
ed. the Garrett Park Home and School
Association held an "at home" in st.
James Chapel, Garrett Park. last even
ing. Charles F. Chisolm. chairman of
the board of trustees of the Garrett
Park School. made a short address, and
was followed in brief remarks by Prof.
willis B. Burdette. county superin-
tendent of schools: Miss Rose T. Cour-
sey. county supervisor Of primary
schools. and Miss Mary Magruder.
county attendance officer. Instrumental
music was an enjoyable feature Of the
tevenfng. Refreshments were served.
/ Charles Newman, colored. was given
a preliminary hearing before Judge ].
Abby Henderson in the police court
being charged that without provoca-
ton he shot his father-in-law. John
Lee, causing his death several days
later in a Washington hospital New
at the time. He was held for the ac-
| ton of the November grand jury with
out bail.
Transfers of real estate. were re-
| corded in the office of the clerk of the
circuit court here during the week as
| follows: Russell H. Thompson to Wall
| ter r. Fairchild. Is acres: Thomas
Dawson, trustee. to Daniel P. Green
| nelQ, 4 aCrSSr JONI buEucItS TO
Harry F. Pearce. IAN acres; Mary
Mcintyre to John Mcintyre. 11N acres;
| wilhelmina B. Cage to Arthur John
son, / acre; Thomas L. Lechlider to
| Amelia A. Lechlider. 1 acre: Roy Mox-
ley to William L. Souder. III acres:
! Henry NJ. Talbot to Robert c. Gingell,
| 2 acres; Mary E. Daniels to Guy Clin-
| ton, lots at Takoma: Joseph w.
| Shade to Benjamin H. WEIGH, lot at
Hill Crest: Kennebank Realty Com
pany to John r. Adams. lot at Ia
koma; Dwight v. Jones to Chauncey C.
Goss. lot at Chevy Chase: Morris L.
Croxall to Alfred B. Baker. 2 lots at
| Oakmont: William H. Walker to Mag
nus S. Thompson, lot at Kenilworth;
Nancy v. Allen to Frank G. Stone. lot
| at Woodmont; c. Francis Owens to
| Royal W. Davenport, lot at Chevy
| Chase: Hyattsvilie Building Associa-
| tion to C. Francis Owens, lot at Chevy
! Chase; Katherine II. Marlowe to
| HyattsviiIe Building Association, lot at
| Chevy Chase; George II. Head to
Ralph S. Dennison. lots at Takoma.