Evening Star Newspaper, September 7, 1930, Page 25

ARFAX TOHAVE B COURTDOCKET “Grand Jurors Summoned for | September 15—Prohibition : Cases Numerous. { ‘@pecial Dispatch to The Star. i i FAIRFAX, Va. September 6.—The Beptember term of the Fairfax County | Oifrcuit Court, always the heaviest of he year, bids fair to be even more con- ted than usual, according to County lerk F. W. Richardson. Both civil and eriminal dockets are crowded, with a| yery large number of violations of the prohibition law for presentation to the nd jury. The ‘grand jury which is summoned for September 15 includes D. W. Buck- | Jey, C. B. Fansler, Ernest L. Plaskett, J. Stuart Pettit, W. F. P. Reld, H. H. An- derson, Charles R. Moran, V. C. Don- | aldson, B. B. Iden, O. B. Campbell, Walter S. Leeds, Jullan D. Thompson, A. H. Buell and Raymond N. Wrenn. The civil jury includes N. S. Violett, | George C. Davis, George W. Peverille, | H. J. Coffee, Wilson D. McNair, J. W. Revercomb, J. W. Dickson, C. A. Grubb and W. G. Byrne. These men will report September 16. | Twenty-four names have been certi- | fled to the sheriff for the felony jury | summoned to try Nicholas Breedon Sep- | tember 16. From this list the sheriff will summon a panel of 20. Those certified include W. T. Ralston, W. T. Woodson, J. H. Nash, J. T. Sorrell, J. D. Addison, D. J. Garver, J. S, Costello, Har.ry Florence, M. T. Morris, William Boyer, Frank T. Nevitt, A. E. Wyncoop, J. N. Dickey, E. E. Beard, Edward Hummer, R. H. Niswander, Harry Mc- Guinn, W. L. Foster, Holcomb Rogers, F. W. Robinson, R. H. Farver, D. F. Abbott and M. W. Fox. As a number of the men on this list hold positions which_ entitle them to exemption from jury duty, it is probable that a supple- mentary list will have to be drawn to complete the panel. FRATERNAL AMERICANS’ - OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN| McLean Council Awarded Banner at Fairfax District Council Quarterly Meeting. Bpecial Dispaich to The Star. FAIRFAX, Va., September 6—Fair- fax District Council, No. 4, Order of Praternal Americans, held its quarterly meeting Wednesday night as guests of Ballston Council, No. 36. District Deputy Fred Ebhardt presided. The an- nual election of officers was held and the new officials were installed by State Becretary James R. Mansfield of Alex- andria. C. H. Lowden of Ballston Council was elected vice president, Samuel T. Parks of Alexandria, secretary treasurer; E. W. Frenzel of Vienna, chaplain; Sam- wel W. Darne of McLean, marsh: 8. W. Sisson of Fairfax, outer guard. Fred Ebhardt’s appointment as district deputy State president holds over until the next grand council. McLean Council was awarded the district’s prize banner for the largest increase in membership during the quarter. ‘& Addresses were made by State Sec- Yetary James R. Mansfield, T. E. Skin- qer and E. M. Winter of Washington, €. C. Carr of Fairfax, 8. W. Darne and €. C. Grubb of McLean, C. H. Lowden of Ballston, A. Burgess and Dr. Swain of Arlington County. The meeting was enlivened by spirited singing and a t forward movement for the district uring the next grand couneil year was | Loud will be | Rappahannock except edicted. The next meeting ld at Fairfax Novembet 19. Follow- . | Alice V. Payne, Miss Mau MURIEL CUDAHY, Twenty, known on the screen as Muriel Evans, will file suit for divorce from Michael Cudahy, grandson of the founder of Cu y Packing Co. —Associated Press Photo. FAUQUIER ABANDONS HIGH SCHOOL TUITION County Superintendent Announces Result of Conference With State Official. Special Dispatch to The Star. ‘WARRENTON, VA, September 6.— W. H. Thomas, superintendent of schools for Fauquier County, has an- nounced that, after conference with the State superintendent, it has been de- cided to stop the charge for tuition in the high schools of the county. For several years the county has been obliged to take this method of meeting the expense of the high school depart- ment. A small laboratory fee will be charged for the commercial and sclentific courses, and if the funds are found in- adequate the term may be slightly shortened at the end. Following is the list of teachers in the Warrenton School. One vacancy ‘caused by resignation of E. A. Smith in tnr‘xle dhlgh school department is yet to be ed. Principal, P. B. Smith; assistant prin- cipal, Miss Lillie Hotchkiss; Miss Mildred Brown, English and Latin; Miss Elizabzth Sexton, history and Eng- lish; John A. Guy, history; Miss Agnes L. Peters, sciences; Mrs. Watkins C. Smith, commercial course. Grades, Mrs. Albert Fletcher, Miss Louise Dunning- ton, seventh; Mrs. Margaret W. Hudson, Miss Katherine Omohundro, sixth; Miss Lee, fifth; Miss Frances B. Hundley, Miss Virginia Brockwell, fourth; Miss Mildred Lake, Mrs., Virginia T. Allison, third; Miss Ruby M. Lowman, second; Miss Alice Johnson, primary. CLOSED SEASON ON QUAIL CULPEPER, Va. September 6 (Spe- clal) —An order has been issued by A. 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