The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1920-04-16
BREVITlES

| Lieut.. Merrick Tsdale of the Navy
and wife, are visiting Mr.. Tisdale' 9
| uncle, Mr. George B. Merrick at his
| home near this town.
Mr.. Joseph A. Turner, of Baden,
has heen appointed Transfer Clerk, by
the County Commissioners, in place of
Mr.. E. d. Furgang, of Duley, resign
ed.
There will be one Registration Day
April IT, for the purpose of register
ing all persons entitled to vote in the
Congressional and Pfesi 1antjal Primary
Election on M ~ ,.
There viii be Gard Party and
Dance in Masonic Hal. on Saturday
evening. April "a. for the benefit of
the Mario r, High School. Admission
soc. Darroch's Orche stra.
Mrs Minnie Alderman, and Miss
Merl Sbick are spending Il few weeks
with there cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bnger of this town, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Binger, of Halls
"A Dance will be given in Masonic
Hall Upper Marlboro. on Saturday,
April 18th; Darrock's Orchestra. Pub
lie cordially invited.
Federal Prohibition Inspector bod
Son has appointed Mr.. George w. Har
dy as his Chief Inspector. Mr.. Hardy
was spoken of favorably at one time
for the post that Mr.. Dodson fills.
Mr.. Hardy's salary will be $4,000 per
year. Under him will be three deputy
inspectors at 81, 800 each.
Rev. George A. Griffith has resign
ed the .rectorate of st. Barnabas
Church, Iceland, to take up missionary
work in the West Indies among the
co!ored race. He will sail for his new
post the last of the month.
-Messrs. William Stanley, of Laurel,
S. Marvin Peach OF Hyattsvllle; J. Au-
gust Miller, Of Chiilun,; Clarence Nj
Roberts, of Landover and Dr.. H. Nor
ton Bowen, of Aquasco, have filed
their certificates as Delegates to the
7 .mocratic State Convention, with the
Supervisors Of Election.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ Winborn,
OF Mississippi, announce the marriage
of their daughter. Edith Florence, t,
MIR. Frank Miller, son of Mr. Henri,
5. Miller,-o of this town, which took
place in Washington, on Saturday.
Later on Mr.. and Mrs. Miller will re-
side here in their newly remodeled
home near the Chesapeake Beach Rail-
way Station. We extend our congratu-
latiors and best wishes to the young
couple who are spending their honey
moon in the South.
j In T. Fisher, of Oxon Hill; j.
Frederick Waters, of Brandvwine;
George d. Brown, of Collington; Geor-
ge B. Merrick, of Upp@ Marlboro:
State Senator Oliver l!.:zerotf, oi
ChilIum: Alfred Vermillion, of B,yle
aud Thomas Galloway, Of Seat Pleas
mt, have flied their certificates as
delegates to the Republican State Con-
venllon with the Supervisors of Elec
ton. which means a primary tigh;
among the Republicans unless two can
d'dates Withdraw, as only five delegates
are to De chosen.
The following boys of the Marlboro
High School have been selected by the
teachers for the defamation contest
to be held at commencement time:
Robert Hall, Edward Christmas, Free
Binger, Beale Sasscer and William Hill
The honor Of representing the school
at the annual State wide defamation
contest to be held at St. Johns College,
Annapolis, Md, on April %, was
awarded to Robert Hall. His selection
was, "Spartacus to the Gladiators" and
the same one will be rected at ST.
Johns.