The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-14
JURY DELAYS IN
PARKHURST
.CASf.
Adiourns Over Weekend at
Rockville, to Bring in
Finding Monday

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ROCKVILLE. Nd. Nov. 1.-THE
grand jury, which has been in ses-
sion here since Monday morning, adj
5ourned late yesterday afternoon IN.
til Monday morning without return
ing an Indictment against either
Robert S. Parkhurst, who is charged
with an attack upon Mary e. Price
at Silver Spring last August. on
Doctor Henry M. Dixon. OF Wash
ington, who is under bond in colI.
rection with the death OF Mary q
Deyoe, washington nurse. Invest
CATION of both cases is understood g
have been concluded but whether
the grand jury has vet opassed upon
the question of indictment has not
been learned. Only two or three.
cases remain to be considered BY the
Grand jury and final adjournment
is looked for Monday afternoon.
Under the direction Of Miss
Blanche Al. Corwin. home demonstra-
tson agent, q County Achievement
DAY was held yesterday In the all.
ditorium OF the high school bGildinge
at Gaithersburg. with morning and
afternoon sessions. Addresses We're
delivered by Doctor n. F., King. 1f
Washington; Miss Miriam Birdseye
of the United States Extension Ser
vice: Doctor T. B. Symons. Of the
University OF Maryland Professor
T.dwin ~. Rroonae. superintendent
81 schools: Miss Hernine Badenhoops
county nurse; the Reverend n Row
h nd Wagner, pastor Of tbs Rock.
willie BaDtist Church: Mrs. Archibald
Small. president Of the County Fec
GRAFTON of Wonlen's Clubs; Professor
Thomas w. Troxall, principal of the.
Gaithersburg high sch oOL AMI
Lthers. Miss Irna Wright. Mrs. n.
n. Gladhill. Miss Curry NOurse and
Miss Dorothy Snyder also participant
ed in the program.
John p. Strother, fifty-one. said
to Be d lumber dealer, Of Linden,
Va, died suddenly Thursday after
noon on the farm Of former Judge
Pueh, near Norbeck. With several
acquaintances, he was crossing D
field when he fell, expiring almost
instantly, presumably Of apopiexy.
The body was sent to Linden, Va,
for burieI. Mr.. Strother Is sur
vivsd by his widow and several
children.
A license has been issued here
tor the marriage 0f John r. Shat
ger, twenty-one. Of Greencastle,
Pa, and Miss Lillian E. Parker,
eighteen, Of Washington.
Ralph H. .Dnvail. an employe of
the washington and Rockville EIec-
trio Railway Company, who was
indicted by the grand jury now In
session here on complaint Of DcrO.
thy Eorrell, Of TenIeytOwn. d. G,
was released yesterday afternoon
on 81 900 bail. His case win be
tried at the term Of criminal court
which begins here next Thursday.
The Montgomery County Sunday
School Association has arranged q
series of group meetings to be held
in the five Sunday school districts
of the county. The first will be
held in the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Damascus next Monday
night and the other meetings will
be held Tuesday night at PoOles-.
Vile Methodist Episcopal Church
South; Wednesday night the Pres
byterian Church at Jamestown,
Thursday night at the Christian
Church at Rockville and Saturday
night at the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Woodside.
At each meeting Officers. will be
chosen and other business trans
acted, after which addresses will
be delivered by the Reverend w.
f.. Best, of Baltimore, and other
Sunday school workers.
The Damascus district includes
all Sunday Schools OF Damascus,
and Ciarksburg elec-'
ton dis riots; Poolesville. all schools
in Poolesville and Barnesville- cleo
ton districts; Gaithersburg, all
schools in Gaithersburg and Darnes.
town election districts; Rockville, all
schools In Rockville, Potomac and
OIney election districts, and
Bethg -da, all schools in Bethesda,
Wheaton and CoIesviIle election
districts.
The Reverend A. 4. Owens,
pastor of Grace Methodist Church,
Gaithersburg, Is president of the
Sunday School Association.
Funeral services for Miss Eliza
beth Hicks. nineteen, laughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hicks, Who died
suddenly at her home in Rockville
Thursday, will be held at o'clock
Sunday afternoon at the home and
will be private. Burial will be in
Rockville Union Cemetery.
STATE DECIDES TO CALL
ALIENISTS IN NOEL CASE
NEWARK, n. j.. Nov. 14.-In