The Washington times., 1913-02-05
new ORGANIZATION
OF BUSINESS MEN
ELECTS OFFICERS
ayattsyiIIe, Brentwood, Blad-
ensburg, RiverdaIe, and
Berwyn in Association.

HYATTSvILLE, Nd, Feb. 5.-A re-
,resentative gathering Of business men
rom Hyattsrille, Brentwood. Bladens-
urg. Rtverdale, and Berwyn met In
ieptascphs Hall here last night and
ormed the final organization of an as
ociation for the benefit of the business
nan and the consumer. 1t was termed
che Prince George County Business
den's Association. Dues were placed
{ y12 q year. The following officers
md committees were chosen: Presi-
lent, N @. Dudrow. of Hyattsyille !;
reasnrer, Joseph ". Aman. Of Hyatts,
lille; secretary. John F. Liliard, Of Hy-
ittsyille sergeant-at-arms, j. l. Bur
ey, Of Hyattsville. Committee on sani-
alton and health. DE. A yinebesg. Of
vood: William Keefauver, of Berwyn ;
committee on finance Max Deitz, of Hy-
lttsville; e. 7. Harrison, of College
Park: Hyman Brown. OF Bladensburg;
onnssf K ESiiaSiteS Sa SS0,sz os Ezyasssvifls aa
3rooks, Of Hyattsville " v. MacEeil,
hip, c. Frank Carr. Of Hyattsyille;
William Keefalyer of Berwyn; Z. p
Brown, of Bladensburg George n.
Wells. Of Brentwood. and A. Gordon, Of
The meeting adjourned to meet at the
anne place on Tuesday. evening, Feb
The initial list Of delinquent tax
,ayers In Prince George county, as pub
fshed by Treasurer Richard ]. Swami,
Ihows there is due the county and the
state of Maryland In taxes. interest.
penalties. and costs the sum Of SIG, ,76l. Il:
This list contains the names of S2s
pwners, whose property will be sold at
,ublic auction in front of the court
,ouse door at Upper Marlboro. begin
hing on Monday, March !; unless they
,ay up before that day. The sale will
.tart at 10 o'clock a. m. and continue
lnfil O'Clock p. m. each day until all
parcels remaining in arrears are sold.
ayattsviIle district leads In the amount
VI unpaid taxes with sass So for sew
rict has the largest number Of names
advertised, 14s, for an amount of
a.52s.5o. Meilwood district has the
smallest number Of names and amount
VI unpaid taxes. four names for a total
" sl5-s7. The largest amount owed by
any one individual is an amount Of
5F.H in ChiIlum district The amount
,wed in each district is as follows:
yansyflle, S2Q30l6 and 13s names; Seat
Pleasant, 81 .52s.3 30 and 146 names; MARI
soro. s611A and fifteen names; Noting
aam, $267.34 and ten names; Piscataway,
Anne, $7ss.I7 and fourteen names;
Aquasco, ss154 and twelve names; Sur
rats, s17e1s and eleven names: Nell
wood, s15.S7 and four names; Takoma
Park, s135.65 and thirteen names; Bla-
iensburg. s2.305.7 and 123 names: Spald-
ngs, 1856 and seventy names; Laurel.
n '03a Ss and thirty-nine names: Brandy
wine, $1Ss.5S and thirteen names; Oxon
Hill, s5S3.SS and nineteen names; Kent,
ss15 and forty-five names; Bowie, s7l3 os
and forty-six names; Hyattsvflle,
H,63e.5 So and II names; Chillum,
n.31z19 and 115 names. majority OF
hose in arrears usually wait until prac-
ucally the last moment before making
payment, and but few pieces of real
estate are sold to satisfy the taxes. The
list this year is almost one-third smaller
than that of last year. r.........
Joseph Addison, of Mitchellyille, has
announced himself as a candidate at the
coming Democratic primaries for the
nomination of member In the house OF
delegates He states he is In favor Of
a local option bill.