The Washington times., 1915-08-17
EVANSVILLE.

1t 10 understood that the Republican
leaders will get together this after
noon at Upper Marlboro and arrange
a slate for the primaries on September
"A. The greatest difficulty will be in
forming tho State central committee.
1t is understood that two members Of
the committee will be colored. The
balance Of the ticket is likely to be:
For house OF delegates. r. K. fyes.
Of Surratsville district Oliver 8. Met
zerott. Of Chillum district; A. Conway,
of Laurel district. and W. T. Fischer.
OF Seat Pleasant district. For clerk OF
the The circuit court, court, NJ. Unds,wood' s,S,s Of
ta1ses orse ssfo b Merck 9F setes of Mart
boro district. For sheriff. w. E. Du-
vail. of Mellwood district. and Thomas
H. Waldman. For county commission
er. Charles Ryon. Of spauldings dis
Latimer. Of Hyattsville district. Tho
fight for the nomination for county
treasurer Hes between Herman K. Bur-
CESS. Of Hyattsvule district. and Fred
erick Wilson. Of Marlboro district.
Prof. and Mrs. Howard L. Crisp. OF
Berwyn. are at Braddock Heights.
Brave knights are fitting at Piscata-
some fair maiden queen Of love and
beauty at the coronation ball tonight.
and dance Of St. Mary.s Church.
erts. and the coronation address will
be made by former Judge T. Van Ga
gett. Of Upper Marlboro. The judges
OF the event are Benjamin Ogle, A. b.
Gardiner. James R. Edeln. Edward A.
H. H. sasscer, Judg &c James A. Heis-
kell. ]. W. Beall, G. L. Robey. sum-
merfield D. Hall. W. T. Fisher. George
B. Merick. Herman Burgess. A. T.
William F. Holmead. and W. Tillden
Davis shertfr George W. Hardy will
be the chief marshal. and his aides
will be Elmer G. Dyson. I F. A; Muir:
PLY. and L: l. Alden. The ladies OF
and music for the occasion will be fur
nished by a section Of the United States
Marine Band.
The Hyattsville Citizens Association
will hold mass meeting In the Masonic
Hall Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. W. Chapman and
family have returned to their home In
Baltimore.
The ladies of the Branchville Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South. will hold
a garden party tonight on the lawn of
the Knights OF Pythias hall at Ber-
wyn.
A two-week institute Of instruction for
the teachers Of Prince George county
has been arranged by County Superin-
tendent Eugene 8. Burrough. 1t will be
held In the Hyattsville high school. be-
ginning August so.
a tournament. carnival. and dance
Will be held at Surrattsville tomorrow
for the benefit Of St. Johns Catholic
Church. State Comptroller Emerson c.
Harrington will be the speaker, and the
coronation address will be delivered by
Robert Lee Van Horn. Of Chillum. The
chief marshal will be County Commis-
sioner John NJ. Bowie. and his aides
Will be Aauilla Turner and w. s. Chi
chester. The heralds will be Joseph
The judges will be State Auditor J.
Enos Ray, -1r.. NJ. Hampton Magruder
BENJAMIN Ogle. Edward A. Fuller, w.
Berry Early 7. B. Middleton. George B.
Merrick. Oliver s. Metzerott, T. Van
Olagett. summerheld D. Hall. A. T.
Brooke Ogle Marbury. W. Tilden Da-
Wis. George NJ. Book. Albert F. Jenkins
Clarence NJ. Roberts. George s. Har-
rison. g. Marvin Peach. William q,
Brooke. and Calvin e. Arnold. The
committee on knights Is composed of
George B. Blandford. William A. Mil
Ter, Arthur King: and RAYMOND Wal
as follows: Prof. Bernard Gwynn
Phillip G. Miller. Thomas King. Ber,
rard A, Mndd Josenh II. RIandrnrd. r.
Ambrose Cissel. and Cleveland Murphy.
Prises sggregating SIS will be distributed
among the successful oontsstAntA