The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1918-04-26
BRENTTIES

+. Patton. Funeral services We're hel
at HI:tdIe's Chapel, Washington.
A dance will be given in the schoc
at Brandywine, Friday Evening May 3
for the benefit of the Red Cross
Music Will be furnished by Darroch'
Orchestra. Admission 35cts
Mrs. Mile r. Davis. Il years old
widow of the late James Davis, anC
daughter of the late William REDMOND
of Annapolis. died early Tuesday morn
ing 1T her residence at Germantown,
near Annapolis.
BOARD WANTED-MiddIe aged
ady wants board in country. Must be
very reasonable; willing to work some.
Address, Box 346, this office.
The Fourth Annual Exhibition and
Closing Exercises of the Prince Geor-
ge's County coIored schools, which will
be held at Paramount Heights School
House, Paramount Heights, Maryland,
on Thursday and Friday, May 16. and
18th, 1918.
"A Liberty Loan Meeting will be
held at Odd Fellows Hall, Forestville,
on Tuesday night, April ,30th, at s
clock. Prominent speakers will be
present.
For the benefit of the Red Cross,
on May End there will be vaudeville
given the Engineer Corps from Fort
Foote, at St. Ignatius Hall, OXon Hill.
Music by band from Marine Barracks.
There will he trucks at terminus of car
line to bring out passengers. Refresh
ments and dancing.
There will be a large patriotic
meeting under the auspices of the
local district committee, in behalf
of the Liberty Loan at Groom Hall,
May 2. at $50 p, m. Prof. Richardson
and other prominent speakers Will be
present Richardson's orchestra and
dencing. Ice cream and cake for sale
after the meeting. Admission Free.
An entertainment and dance will be
given by the Patuxent School Children
for the benefit Of the Junior Red Cross,
Friday, May 3rd at $50 p. m. in
Masonic Hall. Come and spend
pleasant evening. Admission 25cts
{ hildren II and under l5c. Refresh
ments. Richardson's Orchestra.
Restrictions against the sale OF
live or freshly killed hens were lifted
on April 20, the Food Administration
announces. A regulation prohibiting
licensed dealers from buying or selling
THIS type Of fowl, in force since Feb
ruaiN IS, was to have remained eifec- |
tive un:il April 80. Weather condi-
tons have brought about an early lay |
ing and hatching period, however, and |
the Food Administration believes that |
the regulation has served its purpose.
Governor Harrington signed the
bill on Thursday authorizing the isSu, |
Of bonds by the County Commissioners |
to build modern High School in Mari |
boro, also a bill authorizing Sta e
Z Jads Commission to improve the road |
rom Capitol Heights to the Marlboro |
State Road.
To save your homes from the
flames destroying France, YOUR babies
from the sword that murdered infants
in Poland, your daughters from tn,
aordes that ravishei Belgian women
even IS they 14d through tie streets.
American men are making the supreme
sacrifice What sacriic will you make
H.. help equip these defenders of your
country? What will you give up tha'
rou may help finance the struggle t.
save American freedom?
To-day our country faces the mos
stupendous crisis of lis history. The
liberty of the world is at a stake. w,
must win. The government must havt
more money. Prince Geor-
ge's county and Maryland must sub
scribe more than its allotment. So
that with other patriotic States 1t can
hearten the President, uphold the Gov
eminent and give the right support to
the brave men in the Army and Navy.
Help the Liberty Loan. Work for it.
Attend the meetings. Give your
money, you service, your enthusiasm.
Mr.. Barbour Male, eighty years
old. retired dry goods merchant died
at Emergency Hospital, Washington,
early Sunday morning as a result of
injuries he received last Tuesday ev-
ening when he was knocked down by a
motor cycle at 18th and M streets, n.
W., Washington, D. C. Mrs. c. c.
Magruder and Mrs. Mary D. Belt are
sisters of the deceased. Other relatlv-
es include two cousins, Drs. A B. and
r. A. Hooe. Messrs. c. c. Magruder,
Thomas N Magruder, M. Hampton
Magruder and Arthur Magruder are
nephews. Mrs. J. Dom bowling is |,
niece.
Mr.. VIM. A. Lnthicum Of Glend ale,
MARYLAND, celebrated his Goth birthday
on April 18th He continues to look
after his farm and strip tobacco IS well
with as mach interest - ever. He
has not an ache or pain; j. d much IN
tcrcsted in the war and the o',c. me as
our younger and most enthusiastic men.
lie wishes he had sons young enough