The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-06-21
PISTOL TOTERIN
ROCKVILLE
JAILED
Man Sent to House of Cor
rection for TWO Years Fol-
lowing Entry Of Home

ROCKVILLE, Nd, June 21.-
James Daniel, a young negro, who
claims South Carolina as his home,
was sentenced to the Maryland
House of Correction for two years,
by Judge Samuel Riggs in the
police court here, following his con-
viction on charges OF carrying q
concealed weapon and assault. It
was represented that last Sunday
evening, while the occupants of the
house were away, he entered the
home of Mrs. William G. DWyer,
near Glenmont, this county, and
that upon being detected by Mrs.
Dryers son, Charles Dwyer, who
lives nearby, he jumped from a
second-story window and, drawing
q revolver, made his escape.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for
the marriage of Albert r. Wood,
twenty-five years old, and Miss
Minnie r. Olson, nineteen, both Of
Takoma Park, this county; Vincent
A. Marchant, twenty-nine, and Miss
Annie e. Suter, twenty, both Of
Washington.
Charles Booze and Nellie Offutt,
found guilty of violating the local
option law Of the county, were
fined $50 and costs each by Judge
Samuel Riggs in the police court.
For recklessly operating an auto
mobile, Andrew ID. Lewis was fined
$50 and costs, and for other viola
tons of the motor vehicle regula-
tions fines were paid or collaterals
forfeited as follows: #. L. Peoples
and C. w. Stewart, $3.50 each
r. w. Kuhn, Frederick Benjamin.
Charles Agnew, j. T. Nolan and
Thomas o'Connor, 81 each.
George Duffin, colored, OF Rock
Vile, arrested several days ago on
a charge OF selling intoxicating
LIQUOR to a resident Of Rockville,
was adjudged not guilty by Judge
Samuel Riggs, before whom the
case was tried in the police court.
Elmer w. Jones and Miss Ora J.
Madison, both Of Fairfax county,
Va, were much disappointed when
Informed by the marriage license
clerk here that he could not issue
them a license to wed because the
young lady was not eighteen years
of age and did not bring with her
the written consent of her parents,
as the law requires of girls under
that age.
If the wishes of the Montgomery
County Federation of Women's
clubs, composed Of twenty-eight
clubs with an aggregate member
ship Of around 1900, are respected,
the county board of education will
soon have two of the six members
women. Mrs. A. Dawson Trundle
Is already a member of the board
and at meeting of the executive
board of the federation, composed
Of al director from each of the
twenty-eight clubs composing the
federation, present officers and
former presidents, to the number Of
fffty-four, resolution was unani-
mously adopted urging Governor
Richie to appoint Mrs. Walter
Perry, of Bethesda, a member of
the board to succeed male member
whose term is about to expire.
The meeting of the executive
board was held at the home of Mrs.
Archibald Small, president of the
federation, at tWoodside. Chairman
of committees were named as fol
lows: Education, Mrs. Frederick
Keplinger; resolutions, Mrs. William
r. Hay; credentials, Mrs. Lawrence
A. Chiswell; public Institutions, Mrs.
James P. Colt; publicity, Mrs. C. A.
Reed; legislation. Miss Lavinia En-
gle; social service, Mrs. Lyles Offutt;
art and music, Mas Anna Wilson;
home economies, Mrs. George Hanc;
conservation, Mrs. William b. Mob
lay; Rockville fair, Miss Naomi
Bogley; club extension, Mrs. =. r.
Defandorf.
The clerk of the circuit court here
has issued license for the mar.
riage Of Daniel Leroy Snyder, of
Burtonsville, Md, and Miss Alex
emta Mae NARROW, of Falkland. Md.
CHICAGO PROFESSOR IS