The Washington herald., 1920-07-01
Upper Marlboro

Upper Marlboro. June 30.--The su-
pervisors of election for Prince
Georges County have named the fol-
lowing registration officers, thus
starting the machinery for the Pres
idential and Congressional election
next November:
vansviIle. district-First precinct:
John ID. Smith. Democrat: William
c. Bissoll. Republican; Second pre-
cinct, A. A. Burch, Democrat; c. K.
Ridgway. Republican.
Bladensburg gdistrict-Hugh o.Neill,
Democrat; George @. Wiseman, Re-
publican: Marlboro district, Joseph
V. Wyvill. Democrat: Guy NJ, Coaie.
Republican,: nottingham district.
James z. Baden, Democrat William
Z. Duvall, Republican,: Piscataway
district, James r. Edelen, Democrat;
James F. A. Murphy, Republican,:
Spalding district. ]. L. Tolson, Dem
ocrat: william Il. Suit, Republican.
Queen Anne district. Herndon Peach,
Democrat: z. p. Hamilton, Republic
an; AQuasco district, ]. Amos Davis,
Democrat; Boykin z. Watson. Re-
publican: Surratts. p. @. Miller,
Democrat; John o. Dennison. Repub-
lican: Laurel, first precinct, L. Clin-
1 tou lIOhdiQsOns Clay y.
Halverson. Republican,; Second pre-
cinct. r. NJ. Moore. Democrat; VIM.
H. Dorsey, Republican; Brandywine
district. william II. Lusby, Demo-
crat; L. ID. Furgang, Republican;
Oxon Hill district. Walter NJ. Grimes,
Democrat; John w. Payne. Republic
an: Kent district, Early A. Carrico.
Democrat; william c. CrandalI, he
publican: Bowie district, william d.
Leitch, Democrat; William A. Cross,
Republican; Mellwood district, Lewis
f.. Branson. Democrat; Lake r. Du-
ley, Republican; Hyattsville district,
John II. Naylor. Democrat; +. II.
Espey. Republican: Chillum district,
First precinct. Francis II. Crown,
Democrat: Gilbert Fl. Hughes, Re-
publican: Second precinct, V. e.
! Violland. Democrat; J. II. Brown.
Republican: Seat Pleasant, First
precinct, G. A. Adams. Democrat:
II. f. Dennison. Republican: Second
precinct, William II. Cooper, Demo-
crat: +. A. Van Reuth, Repupncan,
Rtverdale district. Theodore Brown
ing. jr.. Democrat: A. B. Campbell,
Republican.
Representatives from practically
every section of Prince Georges
County were present at a meeting
of the county community council
In the courthouse here Saturday
last. The council is made up of
the various civil and other organ;-
zations in the county. Agriculture.
roads, and education were the
topics discussed. Among the speak
ers were Thomas =. Littlepage. Of
Bowie, chairman of the council, who
presided; j. A. Evans. chief of ex-
tension work in the Southern States,
who spoke on "a Better ACricul-
ture;" NJ. o. Eldridge. a representa-
tive of the American Automobile
Association, who talked on roads,
taking occasion to praise the sys-
tenn of Maryland highways. The
subject of Better rural schools"
was presented by a representative
OF the State board OF education.
The other speakers included DR..
Thomas B. Symons. director of the
extension service OF the University
OF Maryland. formerly the Mary
land State College. who also is
chairman OF the communitys agrI-
cultural committee: r. J. Nelson.
OF Mitchellville, chairman Of the
roads committee Mrs. Edgar Brown.
chairman OF the health and sani-
tation committee; Miss Agnes Fra
ser, county Red Cross school
nurse. who urged cleaning of
school houses and grounds before
next fall: Miss Agnes Ferriter.
county social service work: Prof.
Frank b. Bomberger. assistant A al.
rector OF the extension service Sof
the University of Maryland, who
spoke on cooperative Mafketlng;"
DR.. Harry J. Patterson, director of
the Maryland Experiment Station:
NJ. Carey McNab. Upper Marlboro:
DR.. II. b. Mcdonnell. state chemist.
and Prof. Charles S. Richardson, of
the University of Maryland. The
council will be entertained August
II at a picnic TO be given by the
Citizens Association of Suitland.