Evening star., 1918-06-02
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

Special Correspondence Of The star.
HYATTSVILLE. Nd, June Prince
Georges county has largely oversub-
scribed its apportionment of $4,000 in
the second Red Cross war fund drive,
reports show. The campaign was d.
rected by Mayor George p. McCeney
OF Laurel, who was assisted by county
men and women.
with an allotment Of 1910, Hyatts-
Vile raised close to $1,000. Council
man Thomas H. Welsh had charge of
the local drive.
Bladensburg Monday night will pay
tribute to boys Of the town now with
the co1ors. A service nag bearing 80
stars WI be raised across Main street
1ollowing i,, a parade; Thayer Bailey
furling Of the nag. Prof. Charles 8.
Richardson Of Maryland State College
10 to deliver and address. Edward
Gasch will be in charge Of the cers-
John P. Hoffman Of Mount Rainier
serious charge preferred by his If
teen.year-old daughter. Magistrate
Alfred D. Bailey, at Bladensburg. re-
fused him bail. On charge Of as
sault and battery. also preferred by
his daughter. Hoffman was sentenced
appeal. Habeas corpus viii be heard
Tuesday before Judge Beall at Marl-
boro.
The annual school teachers exam
ination for the county VIII be held
School, beginning at $50 a-m.
The honor-Aag presented by the
Treasury Department. to Hyattsvilie
for its showing in the third liberty
loan campaign. when 1t more than
$.A ~.
hoisted next the big town service
nag on johnson avenue near Mary
land. The nag bears one blue star
in recognition Of this exceptional
Excellent competition marked the
VILE Duckpin League here. Prize win
ners were: Singles. souder. Ross,
John Howard. Craw1ey, Woodward.
FIeshman. Harry Lanhart. DarneIl.
Rash.; a = aoasies' seas P Holden a nam and i Wi:
liams. Gasch and Horan. Rushe ana
Dutton. Miller and Souder, Handy and
Ross. G. Lanhardt and c. Lanhardt.
II. Lanh.rdt and J. Holden. IT.: Flesh:
Bresnshan. The following won spe-
cial prizes: Souder. Williams. Ross,
Harry Howard and J.. Holden. jr.
The draft board has completed ar
rangenents for the registration June
Of all young men who have become
twenty-one years Of age since the
registration on June s, last omcials
will sit from z am. to pm. The
board has designated the following
to conduct the registrations In the
various districts in the county: F1rst
district, Frances Shipley. Berwyn;
ensburg; third district. R. Ernest
Smith, Upper Marlboro; fourth dis
triot.a u. 81. -Sasecer. North Keys;
fifth district, Elmer c. Dyson. Pis-
Getaway; sixth district, Edward Toll
son. Forestville: seventh district.
triot, J. Amos Davis. Poplar Hill;
ninth district E. s. Burroughs, Clin-
ton: tenth district, Do Witt H. Dom
aldson. Laurel; eleventh district,
Charles s. Early, Brandywine; twelfth
district dI:,5 benson F. Mcdaniel; oxon
Holmead. Brightseat; fourteenth dis
trict. William d. Leitch, Bowie; If
teenth district. R. I. Bowie, Mellwood;
sixteenth district. A. E. Burgess. Hy-
attsvtlle; seventeenth district, v. e.
Vtolland. Brentwood; eighteenth dis
trtct. George N. Palmer. Seat Pleasant,
and nineteenth district. e. w. Rel
betank
It is expected that between ESQ and
800 will present themselves for regis
tration.
Inc n1ty-ooo VINO left on Monday for
Camp Meade were given an enthusiast
tic send-on by residents Of Upper MARI
boro and vicinity. Following a dinner
In the town hall the men assembled in
the courthouse and listened to ad-
dresses by Judge Fillmore Bean, T.
Van Clagett. Roger x. Day and nj. Il.
Nagruder and patriotic songs by school
children. Dr.. John e. Sansbury, q
Of the draft board. presided.
The Rev. H. v. Saunders has resigned
10 rector Of Zion parish. which em-
braces churches at Beltsvilie, College
Park and Fairland, Montgomery cotn- |
~. to enter Army Red Cross work. It
10 thought likely that the Rev. c. I.
L. Roche. who was formerly rector Of |
The parish. will resume charsA |