The Washington times., 1922-08-28
E[ECT|ONbOARD
IN MARLBORO To
QUALIFY VOTERS:
Registration Officers Sit Sep
tember S to Register
, County Residents.

UPPER MARLBORO. Md. Aug.
2s.-Notice has been given by the
board Of election supervisors for
Prince Georges county. George s.
Dove. president; LePage Cronmiller
and William c. Fenwick, that regis
tration officers will sit in the vari.
Gus election districts in the county
September 5 from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m.
to register persons entitled to vote
in the primaries September IL, who
are not now listed.
The officers will be located in the
various districts as follows:
Vansville, Grange Hall, Beltsville:
Bladensburg, school house, Bladens-
burg; Marlboro. truck house, Upper
Marlboro: Nottingham. II. II. Sass.
GERS store, North Keys: Piscataway,
Elizabeth Underwood's house, Piscat-
away; Spalding, Doves blacksmith
shop, Forestville; Queen Anne. Mod
ern Woodmen's Hall, Mitchellville;
Aquasco, J. Amos Davis shop, Horse
Head; Surratts, Surratts High School:
Laurel, First precinct, Harrison's
store; second precinct, Masonic hail.
Laurel.
Brandywine, j. X. Smiths store;
Oxon Hill, Woodmen's Hall, Oxon
Hill: Kent, Mrs. Laura Magruder's
House, Brightseat; Bowie Ia to nh,
Mrs. Gauman's house; In to y
West Charters House; Mellwood.
James L. Humphreys store, Nell.
wood; Hyattsville IA to M. munich
pal building: In to u, George
Bowens office, Hyattsville; Chillum,
First precinct, Firemen's hall, Mt.
Rainier; Second precinct, Firemen's
hall, Brentwood; Seat pleasant IA to
MI, First precinct, Firemen's hall;
In to u, Second precinct, Louis
Litz's office; Riverdale, Riverdale
Park Company's office. Riverdale.
A team Of the Surrattsville girls
club will compete in the Statewide
canning contest at the Timonium,
Baltimore county, Nd, fair, Sep
tember to 8, II was announced
today by Miss Ellen L. Davis,
Prince Georges county home dem
onstration agent. by whom the girls
are being trained.
Members Of the team are the
Misses Louise Wilcox, Catherine
Carrico and Louise Mullikin. 4
UTlCle SndTIeB .IDuFBcss, HtBIO'
eighty-nine years old, who was
of his life farming in the neighbor.
has died. He leaves six sons, three
daughters. twenty-one grandchil-
dren and four great.grandchildren
The funeral was held from st.
Mary's Catholic Church here.
The funeral Of william Giusta,
seventy eight years old, longtime
resident of Hyattsville, who died at
his home here Friday evening, took
place this morning at 10 o'clock
from St. Jerone's Catholic Church,
the Rev. Father Andrew j. Carey,
pastor, officiating. Interment was
in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
Mr.. Giusta was born In Turin,
Italy. When a young man he came
to this country and settled in Louisi-
ana and engaged in newspaper work,
being at one time associate editor
of the New Orleans Sugar Bowl.
Later he removed to New York
State. He served in the civil war
with the Union forces.
Coming to Washington after the
war, he entered the Government
Printing Office and served eight
years. Forty-seven years ago he
was transferred to the War Depart.
ment and served In the Quarter.
master General office until his re.
tirement in 1920.
He Is survived by a son. Elmo u.
Giusta, Of New York City, and three
grandchildren, the Misses Elaine
and Theresa Barton and Mrs. Helen
Barton Friez, all of San Antonio,
Tex.