Evening star., 1922-09-09
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Ma, september
(speciaD.-For operating an auto
mobile while under the influence Of
liquor. F. o. Banker of Washington
was fined 500 and costs by Judge
Samuel Riggs in the police court here
tienal fine of $25 and costs was i'm
posed for recklessness. The arrest
was made by Deputy Sheriff E. v.
Caywood
James S. cortney of the Bethesda
neighborhood was fined 500 and
pleaded guilty Of having intoxicat-
ing liquor in his possession with the
Henson of the same locality was ac-
quilted on a similar charge.
Among the couples married in
Rickville within the last day or two
were Miss Helen Randall and Lester
Miss Freda B. Jasper of Baltimore.
and Mr.. william B. Kearns Of Wash
ington; Miss Edith e. Matthews and
Milton ]. Riley, both Of Washington.
and Miss Ruth Norris and Lewis H.
Bennett. both of Washington.
". White Chapter. United Daughters
Of the Confederacy, Of this county.
held recently at Beallsville. these
officers were chosen: President. MIS-
Thomas r. Hall; flrst vice-president,
Mrs. A. H. Mann; second vice-presf-
secretary. Mrs. Jones Hoyle: cores
ponding secretary. Mrs. Thomas 3.
Chiswell; treasurer, Mrs. E. w.
white; historian, Mrs. John Jones.
BY unanimous vote Mrs. Jones was
made historian for life.
Within the last day or two. the
county police fund has been swelled
to the extent Of the following fines
and collaterals collected in the police
court here in cases of violations Of
the motor vehicle regulations: J. E.
Benson. $50; S. D. Brarley. SIS; E. Q:
Hall, s25; W. w. Walker. $13; Paul
4. Gross: J. S; Eskert and Paul i
c. Fisher, SIS each.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for the
marriage of Miss Alice May Miller
and william F. Schultz, both of
Washington; Evelyn J. Crowder and
Norman A. Doerr. both Of Wash
ington.
when Milton Burdette Of Barnes
Vile district. discharged his revolver
into the air just to scare" as he
explained. George Kemp, a well
known Barnesville district farmer, a
a little fun which cost him some
thing over 500. He was found guilty
in the police court here of carrying
a concealed weapon and Judge Samuel
Riggs imposed a fine OF 500 and
costs.
Kemp's wife, Mrs. Emma Kemp, who
is not living with her husband, and
Mrs. Sadie Taylor. In connection with
the shooting incident, they were ad-
Judged guilty of disorderly conduct
and each was fined SIS and costs.
While Kemp was walking. along
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
is said, discharged his revolver sew
eral times. Kemp ran and was so
badly frightened that he imagined
he had been shot, and SO informed
Sheriff Moxley.
The annual convention of the Mont
somery County Sunday School As
sociation. which was held in Grace
Thursday afternoon and evening. was
attended by many Sunday school
workers and others from various
parts Of the county and elsewhere.
It was presided over by W. Wilson
briggs Of Gaithersburg, and was ad-
dressed by DR.. Hugh Cork Of Phila-
deiphia, Rev. Maurice R. Hamm. Col
,Ioseph III. Cudlipp and Miss Lillian
70. Mccormick Of Baltimore and Rev.
1ssac Ward of Washington. James S.
WcElwee of Washington was. in
charge Of the music. which was a
pleasing feature.
These officers were chosen: Presi-
dent, w. Wilson Briggs OF Gaithers-
burg; first vice president. Horace e:
Troth. jr., of Chevy Chase: second
vice president. Titus J. Day Of Da-
mascus; secretary. Carlton Mobley Of
Gaithersburg; treasurer, Miss Roberta
Higgins of Rockville.