The Washington times., 1924-10-20
R|TCHIE,TOT TALK
At COUNTY
RALLY
Senator Hefflin viii Also
Speak at Prince Georges
Democratic Meeting

HYATTSVILLE, Nd, Oct. 20
The Prince Georges county court
house at Upper Marlboro win be
the scene tomorrow afternoon at
/ o'clock of q large Democratic
rally. The speakers will include
Governor Richie, Senator ].
Thomas Helm. OF Alabama, ana
stephen w. Gambrill, of Howard
county, Democratic nominee to
succeed the late Sydney e. Mudd,
OF La Plata, Republican, In the Fifth
district.
Particular emphasis n being
placed on GambriIPs candidacy
since his election to fill the term
OF Mr.. Mudd, expiring March 4,
1925, would break the present 3 to 8
tie in the House and enable the
Maryland delegation to vote for
John w. Davis IL the election q
carried to the House. Gambrfil also
is q candidate for the succeeding
two-year term. Thomas B. r..
Mudd, Of La Plata. a brother OF
the late Congressman, Is the q. o,
2. candidate opposed to GambrilI
for both the unexpired and fun
terms.
Governor Richie, Senator Helm
and Gambrill also will address a
Democratic rally In Hyattsville to-
morrow night at s O'Clock, IN the
Masonic Hall.
Tomatoes have just experienced
an unusually poor season in this
section. The Norman Binger, fac.
tory at Upper Marlboro put up but
5000 cases during the recent season
against $4,000 the season before.
AS the result OF being kicked by
a horse, Uncle" Jack Wedge, aged
and colored farmer Of Upper MARI.
bOro, is dead. Despite his years,
he was an active farmer.
Prince Georges county commits
sioners have named n. b. Orme and
John Tug assessors for Riverdale
district. Orme also has been ap-
pointed assistant assessor for CHI.
lum district.
The commissioners have author
lied William H. Schrom to build
two new bridges, one on the Car.
mody road, and the other on the
Hin road, after the Huntsville and
Wilson bridges, in Kent diStrict.
have been completed.
Lord Albert Kirby Fairfax ana
Lady Fairfax, who arrived recentlv
In New York on the Majestic, Aavc
Joined Mrs. Clarence Roberts, Lord
Fairfax's sister, at her home.
"Inglewood," this county, for q
visit. The old Lord Fairfax estate,
Northampton" is only q few miles
from "Inglewood." Because of the
recent death Of Lord Fairfax's sis.
ter, Miss Carrie Fairfax, the visit
will be devoid Of much Of the social
activity which would otherwise at.
| tend It.
Mesdames E. G. Mayberry, w. s.
Hill and Henry Morris were named
delegates to the semi-annual con-
venton OF the Prince Georges Coun.
ty Federation OF Women's Clubs,
October %, at the University of
Maryland, College Park, at a meet.
ing Of the Mellwood Woman's Club
at the residence Of Mrs. H. H. Tai
bert, Upper Marlboro. Addresses
by Professor Fucker and Miss Adele
Stamp Of the University Of Mary
tehuu WOAc AcdIuHSS u the meeting.
The home of Charles e. Mean, at
Landover. is the scene today Of the
| first Of a number Of poultry culling
demonstrations being held in Prince
Georges county by the extension
service of the University Of Mary.
land through w. B. Posey, county
agent.
Tomorrow morning at o'clock a
demonstration will be held at HI,
s. loves home, Brandywine, and
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
w. 8. b. Chichester's, Aquasco.
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock
demonstration will be held at
Mrs. Corrie Clagett's. at Michell-
Vile, and Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at M. A. Smiths, Laurel.
Pointers will be given on feeding
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