The Washington times., 1922-11-06
TAKON|A PARK
MAN SUES ON
W|FE'SNEGLECT
Percy M. Michael Asks Divorce
When Spouse Admits She
Loves Another.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Nov. g.
Charging that the defendant has
admitted TO him that she 10 IN
fatuated. with another man, Percy
w. Michael. OF Takoma Park.
clerk In the Department OF Agricui'
ture, Washington. has filed suit In
the circuit court here for a Limited
divorce from Mary II. Micnaei:
He also asks the court to award
him the custody OF the couples TWO
children-Lucile and Marjorie aged
ak and three years, respectively
According to the bill, the couple
were married In washington on
January 80, 1915, and lived together
until a few days ago.
Walter d. Dresser, a contractor
and builder, of Glen Echo. TINS
county, several days ago filed
petition In the United States e.
at Baltimore asking to be declared
bankrupt. His liabilities are under.
stood to exceed his assets by ABOUT
$4,000. At meeting or his credi.
tors here a few days ago, Paui
named as trustee.
A fine of 500 and costs was Inn
posed by Judge Samuel Riggs on
w. j. Newberry, Of Washington.
when he plead guilty In the police
court here to a charge OF operating
an automobile while under the In
fluence OF liquor.
Others paying fines or forfeiting
collaterals for motor vehicle Or
lenses within the last day or two
were w. w. Griffith. ,'e; E. i.
Noe, SIS; o. p. Hazard and Louis
w. Gibson, $40 each; Ward Shepard,
$14; Max Evans. $3.50; e. c. Stone
well, b. f. Price and James Nc
Mullen. 81 each; H. NJ. Blandy,
$3.50.
DESTROYS of obtaining information
as to the number OF game Killed In
Maryland during the hunting season
which opens next Friday. E. Lee
will. II is announced. mail to each
person securing q hunting license
blank with a request that the game
of each kind killed be filled in and
the same forwarded to the game
warden.
During the season, which closes
January !. it will be lawful to XIII
In this county partridges. rabbits.
squirrels, woodcock, pheasants and
wild turkey, the bag limits, however,
to each person per day being: Par
tridges, twelve; squirrels, twenty.
five; rabbits, ten; woodcock, Blk;
pheasants, three. The limit on wild
turkeys is four a season.
At the close of business Saturday
afternoon about 1000 hunting per-
mits had been issued. -
Chief Judge Urner and Associate
Judges Peter and Worthington will
hear arguments in the circuit court
here Wednesday on the motion for a
new trial in the case Of William II.
Stnltz, of Frederick, whose execution
for murder of Policeman Adams, of
Frederick, Is scheduled to take place
in Frederick Friday morning. The
defendant will be represented by
John A. Garrett, Of Rockville, and
Marshall Bowers. of Frederick, who
defended him at the trial, and
States Attorney Dawson, OF this
county, and Anders, Of Frederick,
will appear for the State.
Under the auspices Of the Be
thesda District Democratic Club, an
enthusiastic mass meeting was held
at Bethesda Saturday evening in
the interest7of the Democratic Sena-
torial and Congressional candidates
1t was presided over by William $.
Stamper. president of the club, and
was largely attended, a noticeable
fact being that a majority of those
present were. women. Representa-
tive Stephenson, Of South Carolina.
and former United States Senator
Blair Lee were the speakers of the
evening.