The Washington times., 1925-09-28
MARYLAND TAG
WAR DIES
down !. /.
10 Arrests Resulted From
Sheriff PIummer's Campaign
in Montgomery

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Sept. zS.-NO
more automobile cases resulting
from the tag campaign recently con-
Quoted by Sheriff P,ummer and his
men, in the lower section Of the
county, will be tried in the police
court here, Judge Samuel Riggs,
who presides. in that court, has an.
nounced. excepting some off, those
postponed because of the failure cf
the accused. TO be in ceurt when
their cases were called for trial.
The campaign resulted in arRro1i-
mateIx 10 arrests. About one:half
Of these cases were tried and about.
one.haIs 4 Of the others wsre post;
poned for the reason indicated.
Virtually all of the others were,
it il stated, similar in character
to those dismissed by Judge Riggs.
While Sheriff Clay Plunmer has
announced that the tag caSlpaign
is at an end, he has instructed
his men to arrest all persons whose
cars are found to be carrying
Fictitious license tags or arc
otherwise violating any. Of the
States motor vehicle regulations.
When the attention OF Sheriff
Clay Plummerl was called to the
published statement of Iuetice of
the Peace Upton Rerfelb OF
Bethesda, this county, arrested
few days ago on a charge Of. EN-.
bezzlemeI1t, that If the l1argeS
against. him were gosec1ted he
would expose Z swli Qiesale corruption
that will tprn scoglif upside
down and bring to Justice seeral
Of the countyss most prominent
officiaIs,''si he said that III. the
| Justice OF the peace does slxnaEts any
thing about corr ign on atiEe part
| of officials az the ep ps. any
one else, it III his duty 9e sGftizen
to Immediately Communicates his
information to- either the !. sheriff
or States attorney so that proper
and prompt action may be taken.
The st, Mary's Dramatic Club
has been organized among members
of ST., Maryss Catholic Church here
with twenty-five members and the
following officers: President, J.
Paul Brunett: vice president, Miss
Dorothy Clagett; secretary -treasur.
.er, Prescott Fisher; director, Alex
ander Mosher; musical director,
Mrs. Howard Blandy; business
manager, Miss Helen kirkland;
chaplain, the Reverend John I.
Coolahan.
The Reverend s.. j. Goode, pastor
AZ the Christian Church, OBLIGATED
at the marriage here of Roland j.
Mcintyre, twenty three and Miss
Mary M. Heist, twenty-oue, both
of Washington, the home OF the
minister being the scene of the
ceremony. James F. Ahearn,e Of
Washington. and Miss Francirie
Bruce, of Philadelphia, were mar
ried at Gaithersburg by the Rev.
erend 7. S. Cuddy, pastors Of ST.
Martins Catholic Church at that
place, the ceremony taking place
at the rectory.a
Mrs. Amaryllis L. Van Piper, Of
this county, has Instituted suit in
the circuit court here for an abso.
lutte divorce from Edward F.. Van
Ripper, said TO be living in Paterson,
n. j., on the charge of deSertiop.
were married in Washington on
January 2. 1919, and lived together
in that city until August 81, 1920,
Mrs. Van Piper is represented by
Attorney L. @. C. Lamar, of Wash
ington.
Licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the circuit court here for
the marriage of Eugene Docket,
twenty-four, and Miss Bessie "
Moore, twenty-seven, both of Gin
| ton, Va; Onward l.. Bean, twenty.
one, and Miss Frances E. Clark,
| twenty-one, of Mt. Rainier and
| Bladensburg, respectively.
The annual rally day exercises
were held in Warner Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Kensington
yesterday morning. Members of
the Sunday school participated in
the program, which included an
address by the pastor the Reverend
Robert Atkinson. and special music.
Daughters of Isabella e
| The Daughters of JsohalIa min