Evening star., 1924-07-19
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, Nd, July 10 tSpe-
claD.-Charging that on April 16. 1924
the defendant violently and viciousIy
assaulted her" and at the same time
notified her that she would either have
to abide by his rules or get out" Mrs
Beatrice r. Osborne of Kensington, this
county, has filed suit in Circuit Court
here for an absolute divorce from Rich
ard NJ. Osborne. who is understood to
De an expert accountant in the employ
OF the United States Government at
Washington. She is represented by At
torney John A Garrett of Rockville.
Inc couple, so the bill sets forth, were
married in Washington on March 7.
1912. and lived together in that CITY and
at kensngton until the date of tn. as
sault complained of They have two chill
uTen-Walter w. and Richard B.. aged
VI and 4 years, respectively The court
IS asked to award the Plaintiff the Gus
tody of the children and to allow her
counsel fees, almony and funds for the
education of the children
Mrs. Osborne also charges in her bill
that the defendant represented to her
that at the time of her marriag. to him
ne was sing e. whereas, she states he
was a divorced man with 17vear-o'd
child.
e. Lee LeCompte, State game warden.
has issued an appeal to the farmers of
Maryland to sow small patches of buck
wheat and soy beans or miliet to pro-
vide cover and feed for game and other
birds during the winter months. Buck
wheat, according to the game warden.
may be sown any time during the month
OF August, but soy beans and miiIet
should be SoWn al once. Seed will be
provided by the game warden free of
cost.
Democratic Women TO Meet,
The executive committee of the Wom-
ans Democratic Club of Montgomery
County will meet at the home OF the
president. Mrs. jesse w Nicholson. at
Chevy Chase next Monday morning.
when plans for conducting a vigorous
campaign in the county in behalf of the
Democratic presidential and congress
Honal candidates will be mapped out
The Gle k of the Circuit Court here
has issued licenses for the marriage
of Herbert G. Smith, 25. of Radio, Va,
and Miss Lena Foley; 10. of Front
Miss Catharine n. McLandon. 19. both
of Washington, and Robert L. Tyree.
80. Of Alexandria, Va. and Miss Ethel
NJ. Gooch, 80, of Brandy, Va
The State Roads Commission has
awarded contracts for the reconstruc-
tion of the road from Chevy Chase
Lake to kensington, distance of
2.03 miles. and about one mile of the
road leading from Colesville to Ash
ton, the prices being $22Se6 and
s2S.606. respectively. 1t is understand
work on both roads will be started at
once.
Athletic Winners nt Picnic.
At the recent annual field day and
picnic of the Bradley Hills Commu-
nifty League, held at the Montgome
Country Club, winners of the various
athletic events were: 1O0-yard dash
for boys, Paul Buckley; 100-yar rd dash
for men, Sydnor Falconer: 1O0-yard
obstacle race for boys, Henry Barnard;
potato race for women, Miss Helen
Wilkinson; potato race for girls, Miss
Virginia Anderson; ball throw for
women. Mrs. Lush; 440-yard race for
men, Horace Whalen; 220-yard race
for women, Miss Virginia Anderson;
standing broad jump, Mr.. Carmody;
running broad jump, Mr.. Carmody;
climbing CREASED pole. Harry Sumner;
obstacle race for men. Mr.. Harris.
Fishing at Pennyfields. Seneca and
other points on the upper Potomac is
said to be finer than for several years
The water just now is in the pink of
condition, and numerous disciples of
the District of Columbia and other
places are daily trying conclusions
with the willy small-mouthed black
bass. almost invariably with excellent
results. Among the Rockvillians who
have caught fine strings within the,
last few days are Albert j. Almeney,
r. Haxell Cashell, Harry A. Dawson,
J. Ollie Moulden, Harry Dawson, jr.,
and Albert Moulden.