Evening star., 1926-08-15
UPPER MARLBORO.


UPPER MARLBORO, Md. August
IA tSpeCiaD Those receiving mar
riage licenses the last few days from
the Office of the clerk of the Circuit
Court of Prince Georges County here
included Frank b. Winston, Berwyn,
30; Beulah Bradford Freeman. Wash
ington, 20. Joseph Miller, Arlington,
y; Mildred Thompson, Arlington. Is.
Francis f. ToWnshend. Orange, Va.
21; Mildred r. Rogers, IS. Loyola
Lanahan, Washington, %; Honora
Corrigan, Washington, 10. William
Joseph Cahill, Washington, 21; Lor-
raine Elizabeth Goddard, is. James
NJ. Bishop, Washington. %; Effie
V. McCuen. Takoma Park 49, Percy
Hall. Annapolis, rs; Mary Alice
Perrie, Groom, 90. Frederick Joseph
Mack, Bowie. .27: Elizabe Cecilia
Daisey, Glendale, %. Joseph Earle
Rooney, Washington, II; BerHice
Roberta Curry Washington. u.
Henry Broadus Allen. Washington,
28: Julia b. Townshend. Washington,
49, Edward ). Britain. Colesville,
46: Bertha Marian Rhodes. Wash
ington, 40.
Representative Millard Tydings of
Hartford County, Md. candidate for
the United States Senate, will charge
the knights at the start of fitting at
3 O'Clock at the annual tournament
at Surrattsville the afternoon of Au-
gust u. Representative John Philip
iiill. also a senatorial candidate, will
deliver the coronation address in
he evening when victorious knights
W!ll crown the queen of love and
bnuuty and her maids.
Time for filing certificates of NOM
lnatlon for State offices with the
t'rince Georges County board of cleo
non supervisors here expired today.
The law requires that such certifi-
Gates must be filed not less than 30
days before the primary date which
this year is September IA august
"a will be the last day candidates for
county office may file. The law gives
the candidates the privilege until 10
days before election. of Withdrawing
and having their cash deposit re-
funded.
Candidates Up to Date
Those who have filed are:
For county commissioners. William
i. Magruder Hyattsville: j. August
Miller, thillunl; 7. i}. Middleton. Sill
Ner iliil: Brice Bowie, Eiver,iale:
George W. Waters. jr.. Laurel. all
Democrats. For sheriff II. &. Mech =
en- iiyattsviile; Walter V. Gray. For
estville: p. T.. TippetF. Chelfanham; :;
Samuel Z. Sweeney. Mellwood. Dem
ocratS: Harry Crosier, Suitland:
Thomas fl. Garrison, Hyattsville; !;
Rev. j. Edgar Smith. Bladensburg.
Republicans.
For States attorney. Alan Bowie,
Srandywine, Democrat. For Orphans
Court, John a. Schultz, Seat Pleasant
MilIard Thorne, Pisacataway distric.
democrats. For State Senate. Charles
T.. -ASe:, Chillum: Lansda le G.. S>sscer
tpp"r Marlboro. Democrats.
For clerk OF the court, :Summerfeld
-. Hall, Beltsville. Democrat Fo,
House of Delegates, William II Anglir
ard Mario Venture, both of Hyatts
El!le. Democrats. For treasurer. r
Ernest Smith. Democrat; William II
Brooke. Republican, both Of Upper
Marlboro. For register of wills, VIII
liam T. Davis, Upper Marlboro, Re
publican. For county surveyor, Ed
ward l.. L-attmer. Hyattsville. Repub
lean. Representative Stephen w
Gambrill of Howard County, Demo
crat, has filed here for denomination
TO Congress from the fifth district.
1t is expected that next Tuesday the
largest number of candidates will file
in any one day SO far. The county
wide Republican committee is to meet
here on that day to consider indorsn
ment of candidates for county offices
Prince Georges County commission
ers have appointed Charles !. Mar
shall special officer for collection OF
dog licenses in Hyattsville district
and Edmonston.
John Berberick has been authorized
by the commissioners to construct a
concrete bridge On the Largo Bright
seat road. Kent district, near Clarence
NJ. Roberts property and another
near the property of Christian Broth
ers. Evansville district
Summerfield ID. Hall has been IN
pointed by the Prince Georges Coun.
" Orphans Court as administrator
OF the estate OF Jacob Feighenne
Frank NJ. Stephen as administrator
of the estate of Harry Chester Hook.
er. and Lucy Brock as Administrative
Of the estate OF Abraham Larkin.
Supervisors Of election for Prince
Georges County have selected polling
places for the coming primary and
general elections. as follows: Vans
Vile district, Grange Hall, Beltsyille
Badensburg "a to and X TO Y
Town Hall. Marlboro. Truci. House
Nottingham. H., II. Sasscer's build
ing, North Keys. Piscataway. VII
IIiala D. Blandfords 5 store house
Spaldings first preCincU, r. T.. Doves
store: second precinct. William J.
I.atimer's building. Silver Hill. Queen
anne, Woodmen Hall, Mitchellville
AquasCo. j. Amos Davis garage, Pop.
lar Hill. Laurel first precinco
Masonic Hall; second precinct. J. "
O Briens building. BrandywIne. J.
X. Smiths building. Oxon Hill
NVoodmen Hall. Kent. Mrs. AIagru
der's building. Brightseat. Bowie "a
u, Mrs. Baumann'S building regis
ration and electionl: X to Il Mrs
West Charters house telection, Nell
wood. }. F. richardson's building
Hyattsville first precincu. Dixon's
building; second precinct, Masonic
Hall; third precinct. Odd Fellows Hall
Chillum first precincu. E'iremen's
Hall. Mount Rainier: second precinc;
"a TO J and X to ", Firemens Hall
brentwood; third precinct. Noun,
! Rainier Town Hall. Sea- fleasa ~
first preClrcn. Firemen'S Hail, Cap!
ITO! Heights: second precinct "A 10 u
Fire House. Seal Pleasant tregistra
Tor and elecJ,ri.'. second precinct tk
70 n. Louis r. Litz office (e,ection)
Riverdale. Riverdaie Park Companv'.
Office. Lanham. c. l.. Howser's build
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