The Washington times., 1923-10-22
PR||VCEGEORGES
Specifically
BUSY
Many Campaign Rallies Plan
ned in Various Sections OF
County Before Election.

HYATTSvILLE, Nd. Oct. 23.--
The most intensive stage Of The
campaign for the election November
8 win be reached this week In
Prince Georges county. Numerous
night rallies are announced for this
week.
The Democratic meetings sched-
uIed this week are: Wednesday,
Bradbury Heights; Friday. Forest
vile, and Saturday, Carry's Hall
Berwyn. Other Democratic rallies
Osin's Hall, Capital Heights: October
90, Masonic Hall, Laurel: October
81. Star Hall. Mt. Rainier; No
ven1ber /, town hall, Bladensburg:
November 2, Gibbons Hall. Lam
ham; November 8, Bowie Hall,
Bowie.
Republican rallies this week fol-
lows: Tomorrow. Shoots store, :.
&. Brandywi1e district; "Wednesday,
[aorazs Eall, Groom, Beswood dis.
trsct; Thursday, Aquasco district.
Other G.. o. r. rallies slated are:
October 20. knights of st. John
Hail, Bowie: October 30. Mulliikin
School, Queen 4 nne district: October
5, towr aa.l, CaD.ro. -IesgntJ; No
ve..be- :, Oxoa <1il. district, Mo-
venber 2, Paramount xzeights Eass;
November 8, Firen1en's Hail, Brent
wood: November 5, Firemen's hall
North Brentwood. All Democratic
rallies win begin at O'Clock and
the Republican meetings at 1.S0
o'clock.
The Washington Suburban Sani-
tary Commission viii not construct
sewer pipes in Capitol Heights until
next spring, 1t is announced, when
It will be the first job considered, IL
is asserted. This arrangement is
satisfactory to Mayor George Finger
and members of the town council,
who believe 1t unwise to dig up
streets during the winter.
Odd Fellows hall, ForestviI1e, VIII
be the scene tomorrow night at 3
o'clock Of motion picture perform
ance and lecture for the benefit OF
the Near East relief. A bundle Of
old clothes or foodstuffs will con.
stitute admission.
James W. Turner, ninety-four
years old, is reported seriously I'll
at the home OF his daughter, Mrs
Ida Linthicum, Sibley avenue,
HyattsviIle, with whom he has lived
for the last five years.
= Tonight in the town hail members
of the Mt. Rainier Citizens Associa-
ton will meet to discuss a number
Of questions Of interest to the c0m-
munity. Thomas G. Webb, newly
elected president, viii preside.
Other officers recently chosen to
serve one year are: Perry Boswell.
first vice president; Carl Book, sec
ond vice president; Horace Spence,
third vice president; Gilbert W.
Hughes, fourth vice president. III.
w. Blandy has again been chosen
secretary and w. A. Jones Is treas
urer. These officers together with
D. +. Orcutt, Harry j. Miller and J.
w. Adams constitute the executive
committee.
This morning construction Of
concrete bridge was begun at Sixty
first street and Chewton avenue,
Capitol Heights. The bridge, which
is being built by the town, Is ex.
pected to be finished in a month.
Considerable trouble has been ex-
perienced in disposing of bonds in
the sum of $13,500 to rebuild and
repair bridges damaged in various
parts of the town by the flood
several months ago. At the Jam
uary session of the legislature the
town authorities will seek authority
to issue certificates Of Indebtedness.
Prices realized on Swift 4 Company