Evening star., 1923-10-12
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Md, October IL CSpe-
ciaD.-Beginning next Monday night,
IL Sunday school teachers congress
will be held in the Methodist Church.
here to continue five nights The
Sunday school teachers of the various
Protestant churches of Rockville will
be divided into groups corresponding.
to their particular work and will be
instructed each evening by expert
teachers from Washington and else
where.
Following the session of the teach
ers there Will be an address each
evening on the subject relating to
religious education and training, to
which the public will be admitted
Monday evening w. w. MILAN OF
Washington will speak on THE
'Church's Opportunity in the Sunday
school,; Tuesday evening, Dr. Isaac
Ward Of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. Washington, will talk on
why, How. When: Wednesday. E.
Commerce Commission will discuss
The obligation of the Church to the
Young: Thursday, Frank l.. Middle
ton. formerly president of the Mary
land Sunday School Association, will
have for his subject Recognition of
God by the Young" The speaker for
the final evening has not been Sc
lected.
For violations of motor vehicle
regulations the following have paid
lines or forfeited collaterals in the
police court here: Louis Groshen,
S22.75; Clinton Strother SI2.75:
Worthington Smith. s13; Mike Pic
cinelle, 81; Edgar w. BARLEY. $3.50:
Martin RiZZard, Sc: William Bennett,
81; l.. w. Leach. SO.
Marriage Licenses.
Licenses to marry have been issued
"a n ice Na1n n~;,,
Paldanf and John P. Rumkle, both of
Washington: Miss Teresa Richmond
Davis and Harry Feldman. both of
Washington, and Miss Mollie NJ.
Seaton and Frederick H. Miller both
Of Washington.
On charges Of disorderly conduct,
Sallie Johnson and Bradley Brown,
both of this county. were fined $40
and 50 and costs, respectively, by
Judge Samuel Riggs.
For operating an automobile while
under the influence of liquor, Am
brose Proctor. colored, of this county,
was fined $3.50 and costs by Judge
Riggs. He was given the choice be-
tween paying the fine and spending
$50 days in Jail and he decided to pay
Frank Carter, also of this county,
was fined 500 and costs by Judge
Riggs on a charge of violating the
rather than spend six months in the
house of correction, which was the
alternative given him.
Armstrong to Speak.
Alexander Armstrong, the republican
candidate for governor. will visit
Montgomery county October Il, and
address meetings the evening of that
Chase. He is expected to be accom-
panied by his running mates on the
state ticket-William c. Coleman, j.
Monroe Holland and J. Clayton
Igr-a, Ia
attorney general. controller Of the
state treasury and clerk of the court
IF appeals-who are also expected to
speak at both meetings. These will
lie the big republican meetings of
the campaigns and are expected to be
largely attended.
Mr. Armstrong and the other state
candidates are expected to spend the
afternoon of October IL I'm the county
N the interest of their candidacy, but
are scheduled for no speeches except
ing those at Takoma and Chevy
Chase.
IL is understood that Gov. Ritchie
and his associates on the democratic
state ticket will address meetings at
Takoma and Chevy Chase tomorrow
evening.
Entertainment Tonight.
Under the auspices of the Com
munity Garden Club of Rockville, an
entertainment will be given in tho
auditorium at the high school build
ing here this evening to raise funds
with which to beautify the high
school grounds. Pupils of the Rock
willie school will participate under the
direction of Mrs. Leonard l.. Nichol-
son. Refreshments will be on sale.
It Is planned by the garden club to
plant trees, hedges. shrubbery and
otherwise beautify the grounds. The
work will be done under the direction
of an expert landscape gardener and
will start at once.