The Washington times., 1912-08-10
CLUB
PLANS EXCURSION
TO VISIT WILSON
son-Marshall-Sm Asso-
citation Names Its Execu-,
tive Committee.

HYATTsvILLE, MD, Aug. lo.-The
Hyattsville WILSON, Marshall smith Club
win at It's next meeting, to be held
Thursday. August is, discuss plans for
a visit of the Democrats of this county
to Gov. Woodrow Wilson at seagirt,
N. j. The plan has been proposed by
Richard p. whiteley, a member of the
Maryland house Of delegates.
The county State central committee
has asked the Democrats Of the county
to attend mass meeting In Upper
Marlboro Tuesday, August ls, for the
purpose OF devising ways and means OF
conducting the coming campaign. This
committee is composed OF J. Enos Ray.
jr, chairman; William F. Holmead. DR..
Charles A Fox. Henry st. J. L. Bns-
coe. and M. Hampton Magruder.
T. Howard Duckett, president Of the
wilson association, has
appointed the following to the executive
committees:
Laurel district, James G. Boss, jr., and
M. ]. Tighe; vansville district, DR.. G.
A. Fox and A. ]. Sanford; Riverdaie
district, Joseph Tanning and H. T.
Knight
Hyattsville district. DIR. Charles A.
Wells and William p. Magruder; Chill
lum district. J. Enos Ray, jr.. and Rob-
Ws,;s,yy ert Joyce; Bladdensburg district, r. p.
trict, J. Chew Sheriff and J. ]. SUIT
:, Bowie district Joseph Addison and
Bernard Manor; Marlboro district, M.
aaampton Magruder and Dr. L. A. Grif-
nth nth; Meiwood district, Charles Clagett
Segar.
Aquasco district, DR.. H, A. Bowen and
tohn Young, Of John; Brandywine dis
tr1ct, 8. @. Townshend and A. T..
Robinson; Piscataway district, r. Lee
Manning and Hunter Edelen; Oxon Hill
district. w. A. Brooke and James Heis-
kell Surratts district, George w. Hardy
and Thomas Fl. Lyons.
Spauldings district, Richard J. Swami
and Otho Pumphrey; Queen Anne dis
trtct, Calvin E. Arnold and G. C. d.
Townshend.
A meeting of this committee is called
for Saturday August II. at 2 o'clock, in
room 800. Southern building, Washing
ton.
The contract for the new municipal
and fire department building has been
awarded to Burgess & Parsons. their
bid, the lowest Of the three submitted,
| member of the firm Is Herman e. Bur-
| CESS, of this town. Ground will be
broken Monday. and the building will
probably be ready for occupancy during
the early fall.
A feature Of the annual meeting of
the Southern Maryland Fair Association
| to be held in Upper Marlboro on August
show each day. There will be running
and harness racing each day. but no
bookmaking or pool selling. All exhibit
| tion and race premiums will be for
NJ,
fair Will also have on exhibition a fine
| display of the products of the southern
,, Maryland farms.
The fire department Of Hyattsville is
making preparations for an l-day out
ing and picnic in Wines Woods on La
Dor Day. Baseball. track events, tennis
| tournament, trap shooting, baby show,
| and various other amusements are be-
ing arranged for the event.
The East Hyattsville Citizens Asso-
citation are going to hold a moonlight
lawn fete on the evenings OF August l5.
| 16, and II on their picnic grounds in
se hsseGs MSGes viii Tie be aa fsanrn moons
| dance. A band OF twenty pieces will be
| in attendance.
Phillip Broome has filed q suit for di-
vorce from his wife, Hattie Redd
George county. They were married In
Washington January 6, 1896 Desertion
is the ground upon which the separa-
| ton Is sought.
SI.a5 to Baltimore and Return Satur-
days and Sundays via Pennsylvania
railroad. Tickets good to return until
eco a. IN. Monday. All regular trains ex-
cept the Congressional Limited"