Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-17
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ROCKVILLE. Nd. July II tSpeciall.
popIexy caused the death ct his
home 81 Great Fails II i. Lawrence
Iiiii, SIS. Z lifelong resident ~ that
vicinity. ne II survived by his wife,
: son ana two daughters. The funeral
WIN take place this afternoon from
the Methodist church IT Potomac.
burial to be IN the cemetery near the
church.
The recently organized Gaithersburg
Chamber Of Commerce has elected the
following ofsicers to serve until the
annual meeting In September: Presi-
dent, DR.. william ID. Barnett; vice
r. III. Graham: treasurer, Frank p.
Severance; directors. Herbert II. Dia-
.nond, j. Forest Walker and +. n.
Ranlsdeil.
Herman walker ana Ernest Palmer,
jr.,. were each sentenced to jail Tor 1U
sdays BY Judge Samuel Riggs following
their conviction in the Police Court
here on charges or operating autOmO.
biles while under the influence Of
liquor. Palmer noted an appeal and
furnished $500 bond.
Charles Edward Weast Of the Be
Hthesda neighborl1ood, was before Judge
Samuel Riggs IN the Police Court here
on q charge Or nofl.support preferred
he was required to furnish bond for
the payment or SIS d week toward the
support of his wife and children.
FOR violations Of motor vehicle reg
iilations. the following have paid flnee
or forfeited coilaterals In the Police
Court here y. III. AXE, jr., SG: Henry
Crutchfield, 912; Vernon Hall. Barton
McNeary, j. b. Goss, Louise Free and
g. p. Kenny. $3.50 each.
no Confer ON Bridge.
There Ii said to be q strong proba
biiity that what Is known as Snelll
Bridge, whicls spans the Patuxen
River, near Highland, at the boundar,
line between Montgomery and How
ard Counties, soon will be taken ovel
by the State Roads Commission, AM
to consider such q proposition thu
commissioners for the two countie,
will confer with the commission at III
ONCE In Baltimore within the yer,
near future. The bridge. which hal
long been maintained by the twt
counties, is said to be in such bat
shape as to menace travel, and rs tn
officials are understood to be advers'
to spending more money on repair,
the Roads Commission may tax,
charge and replace II with fine con
crete bridge. Two sharp turns may b
eliminated.
Frank b. Puilen, So, and Mrs. EN-
ma J. Rumpf, so. both OF Haiethorpo
Md. were married In Rockville yes
terday by Rev. s. j. Goode, pastor b
the Christian Church. at the home o
the minister.
Out for Commissioner.
Hugh Rabbit. Jamestown distric
farmer. has filed with the supervisor
of elections b certificate Of HIS candi
dacy for the Democratic nomination
| for county commissioner from thu
fourth commissioner district, and Fai
made the required cost deposit to In
sure his name appearing on the ofiicia
ballot at the primary election. Gepten
Der ia. DR.. BENJAMIN G. Perry, In
lcumbent, who has announced his can
didacy for the nomination, has not We
complied with the preliminary. but \
Iexpected to do so al an early date.
Representative Frederick NJ. Zihl
man is formally In the field, 80 far q
this county Ii concerned. for the Re
publican nomination to succeed him
self, he having filed the necessary Ger
tificate and deposited the require.
amount Of cash with the supervisor
Of elections. As George Louis Epple
had already. done likewise, fight 70
the nomination seems to be assured.