The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-11-01
By Briggs

UPPER MARLBORO, Md. Nov. IL
School teachers have organized the
Teachers Reading Circle for the pres
ent year, under the direction of Miss
Blanche Ogle. Temporary officers are.
President. Mrs. Charles j. Hill Sec
retary-treasurer. Mrs. E. Van Ness
Duvall. The circle will meet the
fourth Friday in each month at 1890
p. m.
The board of election supervisors
will meet tomorrow to distribute
registration books to be used in the
general election in the county Tues
day.
Mrs. Martha p. Woods. Of Prince
Georges county, has filed suit in the
circuit court for absolute divorce from
William F. Woods. alleging abandon
ment ~ No.
Thomas Parish will conduct services
tomorrow as follows: IL a m. st.
Thomas Church; 3 p. m, Church of
Atonement; 1880 D. m. Brandywine.
One Of the most delightful society
events of the season was the dance
given by Misses Marie and Frederick
Hill in honor of their cousin Theodore
Cuttings and his friends, Messrs.
Frank Yaeger. Harry Starr, Ben
Nicholson and William Mcmahon. all
of Washington.
Candidates for political office in
Prince Georges county are winding
up their campaigns in whirlwind
fashion. Indications are that there
will be a number of interesting con-
tests on the county ticket at the gen.
efal election to be held Tuesday. The
board of supervisors of election an
nounces that the polls will be open
from 8 o'clock until 6 o'clock. Polling
places in the various districts will be
as follows:
MISUNDERSTANDING, First precinct,
Grange Hall. Beltsyille: Second precinct,
Boy Scout Hall. Berwyn. Bladensburg-I
Town Hal, Hall. Blsden,surS: Marlboro.
ham-H. Fl. sasscer's store. North Keys
Piscstaway-Edward CarroIrs house, Pts
getaway; spaidinssmDove'. blacksmith
woodmen's Hall. MitchelvilIe. Aquasco-
J. Amos Davis shop, Horse Head. Sur
P pfsena c hSuf Hall f aaSs
Second precinct, Phelps store. Laurel.
Brsndywine-J. X. Smiths store. oxon
Mrs. Laura Magruders house. Brightseat.
Bowie-St. Josephs Hall. Bowie. Nell
wood-James L. Humphreys house Nell
wood Observation-Disclosures p. Msgruder
precinct. Firemen's Hall, Mount Rainier
Second precinct. Firemen's Hall. Brent
mems Hall. Capitol Heights; Second pre-
cinct, engine house. Seat Pleasant River
dale-Riverdale Park Company's office.
Riverdale. The official ballot has been
orphans court (vote for three), Richmond
I. Bowie. Democrat; Albert F; jenkins.
Harry h. Moss. Republican; George W.
Rawlings, Republican: James A. Sweeney,
Republican. For sherin vote for one),
Ell s. Harrison and Hervey g. Mschen.
Burgess and DR.. Harry Nslley. For gov
ernor tvote for oneD. Arthur l.. Blessing.
Baltimore. Republican, Albert C. Richie.
Baltimore. Democrat: Robert W. Stevens,
Baltimore. Labor. For comptroller Of the
treasury (vote for one), Louis F. Guillotte.
Spring. Democrat; John l.. Weaver,
Hagerstown. Socialist Amos w. w.
torney general (vote for one). Alexander
Armstrong. Hagerstown. Republican; Fred
erick Halter. Montgomery county, Social
county. Democrat; Frank N. Fl. Lang
Baltimore, Labor. For clerk Of the court
Of appeals vote for onc). Caleb c. Ma
william l.. Marcy. Annapolis, Republican;
Clarence Taylor, Baltimore. Socialist. For
county surveyor (vote for one). Edward
l.. Lstimer. Republican: Willard Thorne,
Republican. For members OF the house
Of delegates Of the general assembly (vote
for four), Julius F.. Coffren. Democrat
wIlliam Noble Fisher, Republican: J. AL
ton Harron. Republican: J. Simms Jones,
Democrat: George f. Lancaster. Repub-
Iican: Clarence NJ. Roberts Democrat:
Frank NJ. Stephen. Democrat; J. William
Watcher. Republican. For States attor-
new Ovote for one). J. Wilson Pyon. Re-
publican: Lansdale @. sessscer, Democrat.
For register Of Wills (vo'e for onel, will
lam T Davis. Republican. George r.
Hickey, Democrat. For county commits
sioners (vote Tor twol. John NJ. Bowie In
dependent; William II. Duvall. Republican
George N Palmer, Democrat: r. Hugh
Perrie, Democrat; George n. Wells. Re
publican.
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