Evening star., 1918-08-17
ROCKVILLE AND COUNTY

hOCht1LLfS, mQ.s aug uoe
o. c. Barnes, pastor of the Christian
Church, ofnciated at the marriage here
of Mrs. Frances Mabel oxley. thirty
four years old. of Washington and
Leland Leroy Rollins. aged twenty
nine, Of Seat Pleasant, Nd. the home
of the minister being the scene OF
the ceremony.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for the
marriage of Miss Elylia Main. twenty
seven years old. of Tulsa Okla. and
Herbert Eugene Uihlein. aged twenty
eight, of Milwaukee. Wis, and Miss
Ada Frances King, twenty-five years
old, and James Augustine Hendiey,
aged forty-four. both of Washington.
c. Norman Bouic, food administrator
for this county. is endeAvoring TO nave
a fair price list fixed for the guid-
ance Of the merchants OF tine coun.y.
To that end he has arranged Tor
meetings of merchants in various
parts Of the county. The question of
prices Is to be left to local commit
tees and general county committees.
The indications are said TO De that
there will be practically no opposi-
ton on the part ,,s o. sie IN hoth ths
merchants and the public soon will
be announced.
Jacob Poss Of Rockville has sold to
Vernon E. Beall of Lay Hill, this
county. the formers residence in
Rockville. the price being announced
The trustees of the Rockville Acad-
emy have engaged Lieut.. William j.
Maddox, a graduate of St. Johns Col
lege, Annapolis. as assistant teacher
and commandant Of cadets at the in
stitutfon.
A stack of wheat. comprising 500
bushels, on the farm Of B. F. Snouf-
fer. near Potomac, this county. was
destroyed by fire a few days ago.
entailing a loss of about $500. The
blaze is supposed to have been caused
by lightning.
Election Officers Appointed.
Supervisors of elections have an
nounced the appointment Of the fol-
lowing to serve as judges and clerks
of election for the various precincts
and districts of this county, the first
named in each case being a democrat
and the other a republican:
Laytonsville-George r.. Gather
democrat. Judge: Lloyd C. Collif,ower
democrat. clerk.
Clarksburg-Delaney King and J.
William johnson, Judges; Thomas E
Thompson and Frank D. Day. clerks,
Pooiesville-Walter W. Pyles and
Usher Charlton. judges: Frank
Rockville: First precinct-George g.
carp and John L Dawson. judges;
Charles B. Dowden and John A Eng
land. clerks. Second precinct-Thomas
N. Bailey and J. Somervtlle Dawson
judges: John n. O'Neale and Urban N
Wagner. clerks.
Colesviile-Frank s. Wilson and
Samuel s. Bond. judges: Lawrence E
Harding and Charles E. Bond. clerks
Darnestown-John n. Richter and
Ernest H. Darby. judges; Clyde c.
Harris and Reuben 7. Martin clerks
Bethesda First precinct-william NJ
Renshaw and Alexander A. Braddock
judges; Leroy Lochte and Edward E
Crockett. clerks. Second precinct
William J. Callaghan and Thomas E
Robertson, Judges; John H. Stout
democrat, clerk.
Olney: First precinct-Nicholas R
Grifiith and Tarlton B. Stabler, judges
Frank Casheil and Frederick Stabler
jr.. clerks. Second precinct-Allen B.
Craver and Lafayette NJ Dwyer
judges: James w. Brown and Donald
Kirk. clerks.
Gaithersurg: First precinct-Charies
F. Hogan and E. d. Kingsley. judges
SAlpCIt 1hoihPooh anu ~ oSoll DG
vail. clerks. Second precinct-Samuel
B. Briggs and Harold S. Kingsley
judges: Fred T. Briggs and Emory NJ
Crawford clerks.
Potomac-Thomas E. jackson and
John w. Lynch. judges: Harrison
Myers and Edward c. Ricketts,. clerks
Barnesville-Henry Kennedy and
Lawrence L Cecil. judges; Charles E
White and Charles o. Robertson
clerks.
Damascus-Hiram G. King and
Samuel Y. Broadhurst. judges: Elgie
D. Hawkins and John W. Hager
clerks.
Wheaton: First precinct-Charles f
Dwyer, republican. Judge; William A
Fidler and Leroy II. Smith, clerks
Second precinct-Abner H. Hardesty
democrat. Judge: Archie l. Haycock
and John ]. Dolan. clerks. Third pre-
cinct-Frank D. Stubbs and Alfred C.
Warthen. judges: w. D. Kurtz and
George H. Snyder clerks. Fourth
precinct-J. w. Shade and Walter p
Plumley, judges; Ward Burdine and
Benjamin L. Palmer, Clerks.