Evening star., 1924-01-16
ROCKVILLE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

ROCKVILLE, January 16 Especially.
Mrs. Jennie Peter Beall, wife Of
James Beall, a well known Darnes-
town district farmer, died yesterday
at her hcme, near Darnestown, aged
fifty-nine years. Her death was due
to congestion of the lungs and fol-
lowed an Illness of about one week.
She is survived by her husband and
two sons, Arthur Beall of Jamestown
and Herbert Beall of Washington.
Mrs Beall was a daughter of the late
Alexander Peter and had always lived
near Darnestown.
When the cases of Frank owen and
Owen Hook of the vicinity of Be-
thesda, this county, who were charged
with violating the local option law of
the county, were called for trial In
the police court here, States Attor-
ney John A. Garrett suggested that
they be dismissed, and Judge Samuel
RIGGS so ordered. They were arrested
several weeks ago, when officers visit
gallons Of liquor in a barn.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for
the marriage of the following: John
Joseph Lyles and Miss Rose Elizabeth
Burleson, both Of Washington; Paul
Charles E. Marston of Cabin John,
Md. and Miss Ethel L. Smith of Rock
Vile, and Theodore Julius Wallace
and Miss Genevieve Elizabeth Brown,
both Of Washington.
At the last meeting of Bethesda
Lodge, No. 204. of MaSons the officers
chosen at a previous meeting were IN
stalled, as follows: Worshipful mas
ter. Lewis keiser: senior warden.
Leroy Gaddis: junior warden, Grant
Leet; senior deacon, Harry G. Arnold:
junior deacon, c. A. Lindstrom; senior
steward. Edward Fegan; junior stew
ard, Frederick w. Page. Philip A.
A. Duke We're continued as secretary,
treasurer and tiler. respectively. Jedd
Cuttings was master of ceremonies.
Accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Gill. who were themselves
married here a few months ago, vii.
southeast, Washington, and Miss
Alice Dicley OF 111s Sth street north
east, Washington. came out to ROCK
vile yesterday and were married by
Rev. S. ]. Goode. pastor Of the Chris
Leroy and Burrell strothers. broth
ers. aged twenty-one and twenty
five, respectively, whose home is
near Bethesda, this county, were
found guilty by Judge Samuel Riggs
the local option law Of the county
by selling intoxicating liquor to
young residents OF the Bethesda
neighborhood. Because Of the youth
Of the boys. however, and their
previous good character, Judge
His appearance on the stand as
spillars of Bethesda into serious
trouble. State Attorney John A.
Barrett did not think he had told
the truth and had him held for the
nf Of M inv, he
$500.
In the presence of large number
Of the members Of the post and 9TH
ers, and under the direction of
Harold G. Smith Of Rockville. who
department, the recently elected Of
ficers of the Cissel- Saxon Post,
American Legion, were installed at
Silver Spring as follows: Command
er. Burnard S. Leizear: first vice
commander, Ralph G. Collins; sec
ond vice commander. Emory Eslin /;
adjutant. Daniel Mears; finance of
flcer, Marcel Zimmerman; sergeant
alarms. John 8. Elliott; executive
committee, Charles Shoemaker. Jo-
seph c. Cissel. George A. Hood,
Shade.
Following the installation, a pleas
ing program was rendered, and re-
Treshments were served. The Silver
about Sixty-five.
Clarence Masterson, colored, of
Washington, arrested several nights
ago on a charge of entering the cell
lar at the home of Philip NJ. Kemon.
at Chevy Chase, this county. where
he formerly was employed, was fomnS
rot guilty by Judge Samuel Riggs in
the police court here. Hearing a noise
IN the cellar at a late hour at night,
Mrs. Kemon made an Investigation
and preferred the charge against Mas
terson, who was arrested soon after
ward. Jud ge Riggs. however, did not
mink the testimony proved that Mas
cess to the cellar
For violations Of the motor vehicle
Tns equations: ia ts the ,, following have paid
liam D. Putnam. So; w. I. Germand,
$lZ2S; Elmer Markley. $11.50; w. B.
Kraft, $7.26; Gilbert Tribby, r. p
keane. Edward Wells and A. [.
Ktsleirver, * LEVER, s. each; Preston Marines.
A. Clarke, $3.50.