The Washington times., 1919-11-07
HYATTSVILLE NEWS
Official Returns From Prince
Georges County Election
Are Announced.
By JEAN KNOTT.

official figures for Tuesdays election |
in Prince Georges county have been |
announced by the county supervisors !
Of election as follows:
For Judges of the orphans court
Richmond I. Bowie, Democrat, 2,777;
Albert F. Jenkins, Democrat 2,e1s;
William n. Long. Democrat, asst;
Harry B. Moss. Republican. 2625;
George w. Rawlings, Republican, e.
6s4; James A. Sweeney, Republican,
l2,722.
| For sherih-Eli s. Harrison, Repub-
lican, ares: Hervey G. Machen. Demo
! crat, 2,691.
4 For county treasurer-Herman II
Burgess, Republican. s,oos; Harry
Nalley, Democrat, s2.622.
For governor-Arthur L. Blessing,
Socialist. sS; Harry w. Nice, Repub-
lican, 2,717; Albert c. Ritchie, Demo
13s. -
For comptroller Of the treasury
Louia F.. Guillotte, Labor, 1s2; E.
Brooke Lee, Democrat 2,551: John l.
| Weaver. socialist, 72; Amos w. W.
Woodcock, Republican. 2.46s.
| For attorney general-Alexander
Armstrong. Republican, Ass; Freder-
ick Haller, Socialist, rs; Thomas ].
Heating. Democrat, 1855; Frank N. H
Lang, Labor, 1ss.
For clerk Of the court of appeals -
Caleb c. Magruder, Democrat, 1.713;
William l.. Marcy, Republican, z,362;
Clarence Taylor. Socialist, ~.
For county surveyor-Edward l.
Latimer, Republican, 1880; Millard
Thorne, Democrat 2,250.
For members of the house of dele
gates-Julius e. Coffren, Democrat,
2,39S; William Noble Fisher, Repub-
tlican, 321S; ]. Alton Harron. Repub-
can, 2,745: J. Simms Jones, Democrat,
2,270; George E. Lancaster, Repub-
lican, 1882; Clarence NJ. Roberts, Dem
ocrat, 2,674; William Wachter. Repub-
lican, 2,976.
For States Attorney. Wilson
Ryon. Republican, 2.942; Lansdale G.
Sasscer. Democrat, 2,713.
| For Register of wills-William +.
Davis, Republican. 2,s61: George p.
Hickey, Democrat, 2,612.
For county commissioners-John M
Bowie, Independent, 776; William II.
Duvall, Republican, 2,713; George N
Palmer, Democrat 2,3S9; r. Hugh
| Perrie, Democrat 2143; George NJ
Wells. Republican, 2,72S.
A mass meeting in the interest Of
the nationwide drive in the Episcopal
| church for more church interest was
held last night in the parish house Of
Pinkney Memorial Church. The Rev
Dr. Randolph H McKim, rector of
Epiphany Church. Washington, and
Major Bradley, U. S. A. spoke. The
Rev. Charles f. McAllister, rector Of
st. Matthew's Parish, presided.
Everything is in readiness for the
presentation in the Mahonic Hall
here tonight Of the drama Hazel
Kirke."
The proceeds will go to the fund
for the memorial tablet to be placed
in the new State armory here
An oyster supper for the benefit Of
the Rector's Aid of the Pinkney Ne
mortal Church, given last night at
the residence of Mrs. M. E Berger,
West Hyattsville, was well patron
ICED.
| A strong effort is being made to oh
tain the new State armory as head
quarters for the recently organized
Snyder-Farmer Post of the American
Legion
The official count Of Tuesday. cleo
tion shows that the successful Hv-
attsville candidates-Herman z. Bur-
CESS, for county treasurer, and 7 Al
ton Harron, for the legislature, both
of whom are Republicans-wero
elected by substantial margins.