The Washington times., 1922-04-16
ROCKVILLE GETS.
POLICE JUSTICE
INNEWSTATUTE
Former Sheriff William Aud to
{ Be Given Judgeship, Accord
ing to Report.

'1s hOChNiLIE, Aprh iS' -
Hannah D. stabler. widow of Robert
M. stabisr, died Thursday at her
home, "Edgewood," near SANDY
sprinx, aged eighty-six years. She
is survived by the following chill
dren: Mrs. Charles e. Bond, Misses
Mary, Alice, Lillian and Emma
Stabler of Montgomery county, ana
Albert stabler, OF Washington. the
funeral was held today from the
family residence.
Miss Nettie L. Jenkins. OF Ash
burn, Va, and Robert f. Power,
e Alexandria, were married IN
Rockville yesterday by Rev 4.
Rowland Wagner, Of the Baptist
Church.
Miss Virginia N, Taylor, of
Tacoma. Wash, and John NJ Mon.
fort, OF Atlanta, Ga, were married
at Chevy Chase, a few days ago by
Rev. John w. Austin. of the Chevy
Chase Episcopal Church.
The garage Of Arthur w. Bell,
mt Darnestown, this county, was
destroyed by fire this morning, to-
gether with its contents, including
susomobiie accessories, tools. etc.
Mr.. Bell got the automobiles safely
out Of the building. Many persons
from Jamestown and the sur
rounding country responded TO the
alarm and by herd work prevented
the flames spreading. The Rock
yille volunteer fire companies also
responded, but when they reached
Jamestown the building was in
ines. The loss is placed at about
$4,000.
The executive, publicity and Il
nance committees of the Montgom-
cry County SociT Service League
wifi hold a conference I'm Rockville
in May . with a representative
from each OF the election districts
of the county. The representatives
VIII be asked TO give brief surveys
| of social conditions in their respec-
tive communities. George l.. Jones,
who has been corrected with social
work In Maryland Tor many years
and who has been connected with
the National Conference of Chari.
ties and Corrections. the Child Wei.
fare League of America and the
Maryland Children's Cole Commits
sion; Judge Edwafd G. Peter, of
Rockville. e..d other men of promi-
nence win speak.
The Silver Springs Citizens Asso-
citation has been organized at Silver
Springs with twenty-six charter
members and the following officers:
President, Francis w. McNally;
vice president, Mrs. Helen s. Moss;
secretary, Frederick l.. Lutes; treas
urer. Walter b. Davis.
A committee TO prepare con-
stitution and bylaws has been
named as follows: Francis w. Nc.
Nally, Frederick L. Autes, William
j. Jouvenal, Mrs. r. e. Langley.
w. G.. Phillips, S. A. Postle and
r. Bender.
The intention is to increase the
membership to two hundred.
The bill introduced in the legis-
lature by the Montgomery county
delegation providing for the APP
polntment of a police justice for
this county, fixing his annual salarv
at $4,000 and allowing him the APP
pointment of a. clerk at 81 1,200, has,
it is understood, been signed by
Governor Ritchie and Is now a law.
In it's original form, the measure
specified that the police magis-
trate must be me enber Of the bar,
but was amended making 1t possible
for a layman to be named. COL
siderable speculation is being in
dulged in as to who will be named
by Governor Rltchie. 1t is defi-
nitely known that a lawyer will
not receive the appointment, and
rumor has 1t that former sheriff
William l.. Aud has been decided
upon.