Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-09-03
ELECTION OFFICERS NAMED.
Appointments Made by Supervisors of
Prince Georges County, Md.

EVANSVILLE, Nd. September 8. 1908.
The board Of election supervisors for
Prince Georges county, Messrs. Richard ].
Swami, Benjamin D. Stephen and J. Frede-
rick Waters met in Upper Marlboro yes
terday and named the following judges and
clerks to officiate at the county election in
November:
Evansville district-Judges John P. Turner,
democrat; r. H. Hughes, republican. Clerks,
8. D. Hall, democrat; II. p Carson, repub-
ncan.
Bladensburg district-Judges. Herbert Ma
chen. democrat; L. o. Wissman, republican.
Clerks, Alvin E. Bowen, democrat; J. w.
Steele, republican.
Marlboro disadvantages, A. T. Brooke,
democrat: John r. Wells. republican.
Clerks, William H. Talbot, democrat; ]. H.
e. Mitchell, republican.
Nottingham disadvantages, John H. Ba-
den, democrat; W. e. Duvall, republican.
Clerks, Thomas Garner, democrat; Ernest
Garner, republican.
Piscataway disadvantages, Daniel john
son. democrat; John H. Williams, republi-
can. Clerks. Charles B. Boswell, democrat.
Joseph F. A. Murphy, republican.
Spaulding's disadvantages, John e. Toll
son, democrat; s. e. Cox, republican
Clerks, Arthur B. Suit, democrat; Harry
Machen republican.
Jones' democrat; VIM. E. Hamilton, repub-
lican. Clerks J. Everett Sweeney, demo-
crat; Walter Ryon. republican.
Aquasco district-Judges. John z. Down.
Ing. democrat; Samuel Garner, republican,
Clerks, ]. Howe Rawlings, democrat; Dam
Tel A. Jenkins, republican.
Surratts disadvantages, Philip g. Mil
Ter. democrat; Richard Goddard, republi-
can; clerks Charles Stephenson, democrat;
j. Chester Pyles, republican.
Laurel, first precinct-Judges, G. W. Wa
ters democrat; j. w. o. Disney. republi-
can; W clerks John D; crSmmilier democrat;
cinct-Edward Phelps. democrat; w. H.
Dorsey. republican; clerks, John Farrell,
democrat; Emory Martin. republican.
Brandywfne Observation-Disclosures L. M Nay
can: clerks. Jos. L. Hunt democrat; r.
Walton Lusby. republican,
Oxon Hili-Judgesbf James A. Heiskell.
democrat; John e. Ware. republican,; clerks,
John w. Foster. democrat; N. q. Hunger
ford, republican. ss
Kent disadvantages. L. E. Tarman,
democrat; Charles A.n Walker, republican:
clerks. Bernard Brown, democrat; Joseph
X. Wilson, republican, be
Bowie district-JudGes,, Jas r. Hardie,
democrat; Edward w. Day. republican;
clerks R. Lee Mullikin, democrat; w. A.
Meliwood district-Judges. Samuel e.
Sweeney, democrat; Alonzo A. Darcy. re-
publican; clerks, Thos. J. Grant. democrat:
James M. christmas, republican.
Hyattsville district-Judges, John Carter,
jr., democrat; Harry w. Shepherd repub-
lican; clerks, J. Irving RaybOld. democrat;
Roger Bells, republican.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. C. Rogers returned last
evening. after a stay OF two weeks at At
lantic City. Miss Mae Rogers is at Cliff
ton Beach, Md.
Mr.. A. ]. Browning. son of Mr.. Living
ston Browning, Riverdale. leaves Tuesday
next for Lexington Va, where he will en-
ter Washington and Lee University to DUR
sue a special course along scientific lines
preparatory to taking up the study of medd-
cine. Mr.. Browning is a clerk in the Office
of the chief clerk. engineer department,
District of Columbia. -
| A branch OF the First National Bank OF
Southern Maryland has been established
here.
Mr. Samuel p Hyatt has returned after