The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1919-07-04
BREvITIES

Remember the Chaut auqua
Hyattsville on July 4th, 9Th, and 9TH.
Join the Tobacco Growers Asso
citation, and help to keep the price of
this product up.
Mr.. Harrison of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with Mr.. William S. Hill and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j, Hill are
on motor trip through the Valley of
| Virginia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Swain and
children have moved to Marlboro from
Forestville.
Miss Adelaide Traband, is visiting
her brother and wife, DR.. and Mrs.
John Traband, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Jean Millette and two small
daughters, OF Montreal, Canada, are
spending a few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. E. L. Brunn.
Mrs. Mccain and two daughters,
of near Philadelphia, Pa, are visiting
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen, at Oakland.
Mrs. George w Wilson and little
daughter, Margaret Eloise, left on
Monday for visit to her .paren is, Mr..
and Mrs. illegal in PhiIlippsburg, Pa.
We are glad to announce that Mrs.
Robt. L. Hall, who recently suffered
severe attack of appendicitis, is recov-
ering SATISFACTORY ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry Burton,
of Forestville, entertained last week,
Capt. Courth, who just arrived from
France.
Miss Sadie Traband was one of the
bridesmaids at the wedding or her
school mate, Miss Helen Staffer and
Mr.. Elmer Michael, at Walkersville,
Maryland, on June "a. She wore
lovely grown of blue georette and gold
colored satin and a blue georgette pic
ture hat.
Wheat goes under Federal control |
again On July 18th, and all persons,
firms, corporations and associations |
dealing in wheat, wheat flour or baking
products must obtain license from
the U. S. Wheat Director. The ex.
ceptions are farmers and small bakers. |
The license must be obtained from zone
agents, one of whom will be located |
in Baltimore.
Governor Harrington has issued
proclamation terminating the opera
1ian of the Soldiers and Sailors Alb
sent Voting Act. This measure, which
was passed at the special session of
the Legislature in 1917, was intended
to give the men who went into military
Or naval service the ballot wherever
they might be.
According to a survey recently made
oy E. Norman Jackson, of \Takoma
Park, Montgomery county, the true,
dividing line between Montgomery
county and Prince Georges county at
Fakoma Park is about 25O feet south OF
the dividing line as now located The
matter has been called to the attention
IF the CountysCommissioners for both
counties, and it is understood to be the
purpose OF each county to appoint a
representative to establish and report
upon the correct line between the two
nj
Jackson is accepted, it would take from
Prince Georges county and add to
Montgomery county a dozen or more
houses, many lots and numerous voters. |
1t would also clear up much confusion
about where taxes on property should |
be paid.
Memorial services were held IN Epip- |
many Church, Forestville, Sunday af
ternoon, at the unwilling of beautiful
brass tablet, presented by the Suitland
Pleasure Club, inscribed with the name
of Corporal Milton Hartman of Compa-
nysK. 115th Infantry, who was killed in
France. Rev. Mr.. Sh ears, the rector
read the evening service. Major Brook
Lee spoke of the young soldier, who
lost his life leading party of men
across an open field, in very graceful
and appropriate manner. Right Rev
erend Bishop Harding who confirmed
the young man and Rev. Mr.. McManus
in whose parish he lived as boy made
feeling addresses. The large congrega-
ton was deeply affected as sthe tablet
draped in flag was unveiled.