Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-16
ROCKVILLE.

ROCh WILLIE, Mo-, July 10 tSpe-
ciaD.-The annual carnival for the
Forest Glen Council, Knights OF CO.
Iumbus, is in progress at Silver
Spring. It began Thursday evening
and will continue for five evenings.
including three evenings of this week
and Friday and Saturday evenings
of next week. John c. Brennan,
grand knight Of the council. heads
the general committee OF arrange
ments.
A license has been issued by the
clerk of the Circuit Court here for
the marriage of William Fl. Owens,
30. of Laurel, Md, and Miss Marie
J. l.. Thorpe, IS. of Hyattsville. Nd.
A picnic for the children of the
Rockville Free Methodist SUNDAY
school was given in Rock Creek PARK
Wednesday. 1t was attended by a
large number of the children, teach-
ers and others.
Representative John III. SnitnWlch
and n number of his friends will at
Tend the fox hunting party the Mont
romery County Fox Hunters Assoc
citation has planned to stage on the
farm of Josiah J. Hutton. near
Brookeville, this evening. TWO or tne
hest hounds in Representative smith
wick's pack of 80 will be among the
20 in the hunt.
Smut Hits Wheat Crop.
An inspection of 81 wheat fields or
Montgomery County showed, 1t was
stated at the Montgomery County
Farm Bureau here, that 40 were ~
fectad with smut. The survey EN-
hraced virtually every section of the
county.
Rev. Bertram NJ. Osgood of the Bap-
fist Church. OBLIGATED at the marriage
here Yesterday afternoon of harry L.
Could. ir., %, and Miss Edith NJ
Davis, IS, both Of Kilmarock, Va a0
the home Of the minister.
Frederick C. Zarr, 81 years Old ana
Miss Doris f. Fritz, 10. both or ben
ton. Pa, obtained a marriage license
from the clerk of the Circuit Court
here yesterday afternoon.
New County Publication.
Articles Incorporating the Mary
land Publishing Co. have been issued
bv the Maryland State Tax Commits
sion. and the company will begin the
publication, probably early in August,
of a weekly newspaper to be known
as the Maryland News. The new
company has purchased the Takoma
News and the Chevy Chase Gazette,
publication of which will be suspend
ed. and John w. Coffman of the
Takoma News and Robert l. Black of
the Chevy Chase Gazette will be con-
nected with the new publication. The
officers are +. Brooke Lee Of Silver
| Spring, president; Robert G.. Hilton
| of Rockville and Edward III. Jones
| of Chevy Chase, vice presidents
| Lob IF
| treasurer, and James II. Cissel OF
| Silver Spring, secretary. Directors
| are Robert I. Black, Bethesda; VIII
| liam w. Bride, Edgemoor; Fl. Curley
| Byrd. College Park: James II. Cissel,
| Silver Spring: John w. Coffman
| Takoma Park: T. Howard Duckett
| Hyattsville Howard Griffith, Silver
| Spring; Clagett c. Hilton. Barnes
| vile: Robert G. Hilton, Rockville;
| Charles G. Jones, Kensington: f.
Brooke Lee, Silver Spring; DIR. Benja.
| min c. Perry, Bethesda; Thomas w.
| Perry, Chevy Chase; Samuel Riggs,
Laytonsville; George P. Sacks. Be.
thesda; J. Bond Smith. Takoma Park;
Julius P. Stadtler, North Woodside;
J. Forest Walker, Gaithersburg: Ed
ward II. Jones. Chevy Chase. The
publishing plant will be at Silver
Spring, but offices will be maintained
at Rockville, Chevy Chase, Bethesda
| Takoma Park and Silver Spring, with
the following as the local represent
atives at these places: Rockville,
Carey Kingdom; Bethesda. Robert I.
Black; Chevy Chase, Edward II.
Jones; Takoma Park. John w. Coff.
man: Silver Spring, Z. Brooke Lee.
The new company is capitalized
| Tor 500 shares of preferred stock
at 500 per share, and 5000 shares
| OF common stock. 1t is stated that
considerably over $4,000 of the pre-
| terred has already been purchased.