Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1922-07-21
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Il, meet at Germantown on July 9th
at 10 A. M
The Montgomery County National Bank
Rockyille, beginning July LIST, pays a
oent interest on savings accounts. In
,",sst compounded semi-annually'
A baseball game will be played between
vootville and Boyd teams. at Rockville
a !" Iulv 2eth, at P. M, for the benefit of
~. montgomery County General Hospital.
Tho Farmers Banking and Trust Company
lounge they are now allowing A per
o., on savings accounts and will con-
''.no to allow 2 per cent on balances of
ssOO or more in checking accounts.
,osenb ]. Stang. lifelong and we'll
,.own resident of Choppers, this county,
i Ssd on Monday at his home, aged 81
,.o,s He had been Ill long time of a
COMPLICATION of diseases. Surviving him
are son and daughter.
Fines aeereeatine $1,000 were imposed
ID maid in local option cases in the
aaice court here last Monday. Joseph
harris and Foster Oden of Potomac dis
49,, we're each fined $500 and costs, and
,.,,sr Pollen and Fred Keith of the same
nsishbOrhood paid a fine of 5000 and
\ costs EACH
Samuel Welsh, of the vicinity of Avery.
Iaded guilty before Justice Samuel Riggs,
the police court here Saturday. to the
,Asroe of violating the local option law of
me county, and was fined $500 and costs.
The suecific charge against him was hav-
Oe intoxicating liquor in his possession,
with the intention of selling it.
The County Commissioners, who recently
assumed charge of the county almshouse
DroDerty, as provided by law enacted by
the last legislature, have designated Com
missioner Lacey Shaw to look after the
conduct of the almshouse building and
farm. For many years the property was
MANAGED by board of five trustees.
The MANAGEMENT of the Seco Theatre in
announcing a paramount super special
induction for Friday and Saturday, July
. 2lst and 22nd, entitled Fools Paradise"
produced by Cecil B. DeMille. also wishes
10 inform its patrons that it has just in
sailed Powers projecting machines which
n will enable it to give a continuous show
without the customary short intermissions
between each reel.
Charging that the defendant commanded
and compelled her to leave their home at
WoOdside on June 9th. 1922. Mrs. Marian
S NJ D'Andelit has filed suit in the Cir
cult Court here for limited divorce from
Jerome Arthur D'Andelit, of Takoma Park.
. Mrs. D'Andelit states in the bill that she
desires it made plain that she feels a
genuine affection for the defendants four
children by former marriage, who range
in ages from eight to sixteen years, and
that they were in no way to blame for the
difficulty between her and her husband.
she is represented by Attorney John A.
Garrett.
Egths. annual camp meeting to be held
at Washington Grove, this county. August
Bird to i3th. both inclusive, and other re-
igious services to be held during the sum
mer, the following committee chairmen
have been named: Religious services. Rev.
John R. Edwards athletics. c. F. WEIGH
boys and girls hour. Miss Flora F. Hen
bricks; buildings. A. W. Hell; decorations,
Miss Augusta Sorgarfrei finance. George
n Griffith; hospitality, Mrs. A. H. Hunt
ley, mid-week services. George r. Cook
music, Maurice M. Browning publicity. C,
Il. Becker; ushers, J. X. McCarthran
young peoples meetings. Mrs. j. B. Sap
|pingtOn.
When the cases of Mrs. Ida Stanley and
George Perry, Of Washington. who are
charged with conducting a disorderly
house and maintaining a nuisance at the
Carroll Country Club, at Bethesda, this
county were called for trial in the police
court here last Thursday morning, the de-
PENDANTS, through their counsel, T. Morris
Wampler, of Washington, demanded a
Jury trial. This had the effect of postpon-
lng the trial until the term of the Circuit
Court, which convenes here in November.
magistrate Samuel Riggs, however, in
creased the bail from $500 to $500 in
zach case, whichthe defendants furnished,
with Dr. Stewart. of Washington, surety.
Following an illness of several months,
lew Houser. one of the oldest and best
Known citizens of Potomac district. died
ast Monday morning at the home of his
On-lnla and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Z. jackson. near Potomac, aged
o. years. His death was due to an af-
eetloh of the kidneys and complications.
hS survived by the following children
James A. Edward, Frank L., Harry c. and
raymondL L, Houser of Washington; Mrs.
eaner Slater Of Rockville and Mrs. jackson.
" funeral took place Wednesday morn
Ds@m the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
-" Oura was in the cemetery adjoining
~ sI' fOtomac Methodist Church. Mr..
,'OuSe' was a lifelong resident of this
County.
!, D'eaAlne into the home of Leonard l.
",'Oson' Jr., on the Rockville pike, one
.Ilie east Of Rockville, Sunday afternoon
c ~n''e members Of the family were at Dee an
MY george L. Campbell. h young Wash
's'on negro, not only ransacked the house
nO"l Top to bottom. but he put in several
4'u'S having good time in about oil the
Ways the handsome home afforded. The
I'e'o made the mistake. however. of turn
"s VI light in the early evening. thereby
a'OuSlne the suspicious of one of the neigh
WIS VINO Investigated sufficiently to sat-
S'S himself that the house had been en-
'e'eu' Rockville officers were notified, Con-
,.aole Clarence Anders and Town Marshal
"m' r. Disney responded and placed the
intruder under arrest. He was brought
"efe and lodged in jail on the charge Of
statutory breaking"
according to an opinion given BY John
Jarrett, attorney to the Board OF