Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-29
ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY

ROCKVILLE. Md, July os-On 4
charge of disorderly conduct. preferred
by one of her neighho-s. Mrs. Lenora G.
Hill of Friendship Heights. Md. Will
be tried before Judge ]. Abby Hender-
son in the police court here Monday
morning. Five peace warrant cases,
in which the complainants are others OF
her neighbors. are to come up at the
same time.
The disorderly conduct warrant
charges Mrs. Hill with making loud
and unseemly noises" and in the peace
warrants the compliments charge that
they are afraid that Mrs Hill will do
them bodily harm and therefore pray
that she he required to give surety to
keep the peace.
When Deputy Sheriff Willard Peake
went to Friendship Heights yesterday
afternoon to serve the warrants, Mrs
Hill. ii is said. would not allow him to
enter the house. He appealed to Sheriff
Frank Gather. who, with another dep-
uty, went to Peake's assistance. Being
refused admission to the house, Sheriff
Gather was forced to break the locks
on three doors before they reached the
room where Mrs. Hill was. He found
her In bed. apparently sick, and did not
require her TO accompany him to Rock
willie. Later her husband promised she
would be in court for trial.
The Montgomery County WonnAn's
Christian Temperance Union elected the
following officers at its annual meeting
nelu yesterday IN W aTner MemOr1dl
Presbyterian Church at Kensingtpn:
President, Mrs. Frank NJ. Chapman Of
KenSinCton: recording secretary. Mrs
Nellie Farquhar OF Olney; correspond
ing secretary Mrs Rebecca Miller of
Ashton: treasurer Mrs. Samuel Il. Weth-
erald of Sandy Spring. The following
department superintendent also were,
selected: Loyal Temperance Legion,
Miss Ida S. Dove of Rockville. savings
banks. Mrs. Emily T. Massey Of Ashton;
S111 Il Mv-c los
ley of Rockville; purity. Miss Beulah
Dove of Rockville; evangelistic Mrs.
John 3. Brewer Of Rockville. -
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. Chapman and was attended by a.
large number of the members of the
various unions of the county. At the
morning session reports of committees
were submitted and other business
transacted, and in the afternoon adj
dresses were delivered by Mrs. Sanford
Shelton. president Of the District of Co
lumbia VIC. T. L.. who made a plea in
behalf of assistance for the rest room
for soldiers and sailors in Washington;
Mr. Caulderwood of Washington, who
spoke on National Prohibition" and
others. !,
Resolutions were adopted favor.ng
absolute nationwide prohibition during
the war and calling upon Gov. Har-,
rington to see that the regulation
against the sale of intoxicants near,
military camps is strictly enforced In
this state
A patriotic meeting was held at the,
home of Mrs. Enos c. Keys, at Linden,
yesterday afternoon, under the auspices
of the Woman Suffrage League Of
Montgomery County. 1t was presided,
over by Mrs. J. Ross Thompson, presi-
dent of both the state and county,
agnes, and was addressed by Repre-
sentative Frederick \. zihlnlan. Judge
Stanton J. Peelle. Mrs. Thompson and
others.
Mrs Mary l.. Sutherland, thirty-three
years old and Edward Aloysius Gent
graf aged thirty-one, both of WASH
ington. We're married in Rockville this
afternoon, returning to the city i'm
mediately after the ceremony.
The county board of education has.
received word from DR.. VI. Bates
Stephens state superintendent of educ
cation, that he could not confirm the.
appointment of Edwin w. Broome as,
county superintendent of schools. The
reason assigned was that Mr.. Broome.
does not meet certain requirements OF,
the law. The county board of educa7.
ton will meet Monday to consider this;
matter. =,
Mr. Proome. who has been assistant
county superintendent for a number Of
years. was, by a unanimous vote of the
hoard. chosen superintendent to sue
ced Willis B. Burdette, whose resigna-
tion takes effect August l. The dect--
sion of DR.. Stephens complexities the
situation, as Mr.. Burdette steps down.
next week and no funds are availa BILE
for the salary of an assistant superin-i
tendeEt. which means that Mr. Broomet
also leaves the Office next week tic
TIL county exemption board today
sent out notices to the first 262 Mont%7
yomery county men drawn to appear
here next week for physical examina-i
ton The first sighty-seven men are to-
appear Thursday. the second eighty
seven Friday and the other eighty
eight Saturday. =.
Gov. Harrington has appointed Dr,x
Frederick y. Henderson of Rockville
to assist DR.. William T. Pratt with the
examination work.
The chairmen of the democratic and
republican state central committees of
Maryland have agreed on September IL
as the date for the democratic and re-
publican primary elections throughout tho
state. -fs
william H Fawsett of Travilah to-
day announced himself a candidate foys
the house of delegates. subject to thee
decision of the democratic primary
election. He is the sixth candidate for3
the four nominations to be made. =
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hudson have re-
turned to their home in Rockville from
New York city. where they spent sew
eral days the past week visiting.