The Washington times., 1925-09-11
ROCKVILLE MAN
IS JAILED FOR.
RUM DRIVING
G. n. Kaiser Gets Six Months
On charge-PistoI Toter
Sentenced

ROCKVILLE. Md, Sept. 11.-For
driving an automobile while under
the influence of liquor. George ii.
Kaiser was sentenced to six months
in the House of Correction by
Judge Samuel Riggs in the police
court here. This Is the severest
penalty yet imposed by Judge Riggs
in such a. case and is in keeping
with his announced purpose OF DO
ing his part toward lettering per-
sons from operating AUTOMOBILES
while intoxicated.
Reginald Mcpherson and James
Bruner, colored, were found guilty
OF selling intoxicating liquor ana
Judge Riggs fined the former $20O
and costs and the latter 800 and
costs. Unless the fines are paid
within the next few days. both
will have to go to the House OF
Correction.
Ernest Davis, colored, was sent
enced to the House of Correction
! for two years for carrying a re.
yolyer and the following paid fines
or forfeited collaterals for viola.
tons Of motor vehicle regulations:
William Henson. $12.25; John w.
Lee, $50; Owen Hook, $S5; Charles
Wohlhoss, $35; r. j. Swinter, $3.50;
Kerfoot Johnson and James Gar
rett. 1926 each.
Frank Mozingo, twenty-one, and
Miss Vezda o. Frittez, eighteen,
both of Ballston, Va, nlotored to
Rockville Wednesday and were mar
ried by the Reverend P. Rowland
Wagner, pastor of the Baptist
Church, at the home OF the minis.
ter. The young folks admitted be.
ing runaways but would not fur.
Their discuss their matrimonial ven.
ture. They were accompanied by
two friends and left for Washing
ton Immediately after the cere-
mony.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk OF the Circuit Court here for
the marriage of William B. Shift
flett, twenty-six mad Miss Ida E.
Morris, twenty-one, both of Del
Ray, Va; Roger J. johnson, twenty.
one, and Miss Clarice N. Beckhart;
eighteen, both OF this county; Al.
fred M. DeBow. twenty-five, and
Miss Louise s.. Draper, twenty.one,
both of Washington; John r. Cum.
berland, twenty-one, and Miss Vir-
ginia Wright, both OF Ballston, Va.
st. Martins Parochial School, at
Gaithersburg, which is Montgomery
county's newest educational insti.
tuition, opens Monday morning.
Registration OF pupils is now in
progress and there is said to be
every prospect that the school will
start with a large enrolment and
under Auspicious circumstances gen
orally. Five Notre Dame sisters
will compose the faculty at the
start and the Reverend John 5.
Cuddy, pastor of st. Martin 8
Church, Gaithersburg, will be in
charge.
The school building is a brick
and cement structure completed
during the summer at a cost of
around $4,000. 1t contains six
class rooms and an assembly hall
and will accommodate $50 pupils.
The former home of the late
Doctor James L. Lodge, Immediately
| opposite st. Martins Catholic
Church and Parochial School, a.
Gaithersburg, has been acquired
by st. Martins parish. 1t con.
sigtg OF a frame dwelling and four
| acres OF land. The building is be.
| ing remodeled aud will be used
as home for the members at
the faculty of st. Martins Paroch;aI
School.
With a total enrolment OF ap.
prOximately 5000 pupils, which ex.
ceeded by about 500 the best
| previous first.day attendance, the
| public schools of Montgomery
| County opened yesterday. During the
| summer handsome new buildings
were completed at Bethesda AMI
near Silver Spring, and a number
of the old buildings we're renodeled
and enlarged, and the new year
| starts with the best school facilities
the county has ever known.
About IS per cent of the two
| hundred or more teachers of TIE
| county are, according to Professor
Edwin w. Broome, county superin'
tendent OF schools, college or nor.
nal school graduates. Many
| changes in the personnel of the
| teaching force have been maue
and the complete list is now as
follows:
Rockville High School-Harry )
Bean. principal; Genevieve Bor
deoux, Florence Lumsden, L. !"
| Sctott, Philip w. Gates. Hazel
BeaH Margaret Karn, Mary Lane
Abigail T. Murphy, Elsie Orms
alberta Rice, Maude England, vi
ainia Karn, Hattie Kingdom, Viz
| ainia Brewer, Sarah Ward, Mary
| Mop Brewer, ASSISTANTS.
silver Spring-Takoma Park High
school-Evalene Beeble, principals
THOMAS Holman. Alice w. Cush'
man Marian Schwartz, Emily D.
Allnitt. Luella Davis and Ella
Woottan, assistants.
| Bethesda Junior High School
Anna Mckay, principal; A. Chris
I teen Miller. Virginia Mullinix, Har-
old s. Blockman, Alice w. Cush.
man. Helen Welsh, Amele DeCelle,
Elizabeth Hicks, Ruby Trail, Annie
white and Katherine Bricker, as
sistants.
| Gaithersburg High S TOOL
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