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aeralle parrv 81 Mary an. f8Iv anf
freshly oppressed. As amozd tie
tssse Is - ms necessary far fhe gzpi-
al ia lake sisles. They aEs All ze<1
usn. anI whfrhegsr ere - tssn ear
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sAll base ~ reason o. complain -
tae .5'lalitg snd ability ~ Ils senator
SIS taras 81 lhem haFs frieuds -
xnua NsunsIel. AMI A. this IS the legal
..lenes 81 es0Vsruor War6eiL. afs
Esiends believe tsaE De- ~ entitled g.
f5e voie ~ Anue AruEdel. Up ~
tfr Taiboft's bems eounfy, BsltimeEe.
Is expected b. gy Tor him ~ matter
sl ioeal rriar f,0vsrnoF Snitb sill
easrg Worcester. and Governor War
6eiI supporters ieok 81 AnDs arzn-
lel g. glseTare for him The three
ean.litlafss have been appearing TO-
zethsr at meetings 10 she TaEiols
counties AMI in Baltimore city. and
tlIa ffieudfisst feeling exists between
t8em. The proposition 81 fhe Bena-
toriai primary Was pBt forth ~ 60y-
eruof WarGeid AMI readily aeqnieseed
IN ~ Ex-Governor Smith and ar.
raibut. This primary is = distinct
advance for good government and foE
representative government. ard doubt
less hereafter all Democratic United
STATES Senators viii BE- chosen ~ tBe
people.
Anne ARUNDEL is one Of three eoun-
ties forming the fifth Judicial cir
cufi. She already has an Associate
Judge. and The Republican candidate
for Chief Judge is from this county.
Mr. Randall j. an eminent citizen,
and IL there were any demand for a
Republican judge, We have no doubt
he would ntly discharge the duties Of
tha hcnch. The interests of all the
people. however, can only be properly
cared FOR BY a bench representing
each Of the counties. Under the law,
a chief and associate can come from
the same county. The Democratic
uominee for chief Judge Is Abe present
Assoeiaic Judge from carroll county,
Judge Thomas. At the recent Colo
nial Theatre meeting senator Rayner,
pr. Herring and the other speakers
euiogized Judge Thomas in the high
e~t terms. and " ith the prevailing atti-
tade Of the people Of Maryland toward
a non partisan judiciary and the re-
tention ON the bench Of men, whether
elected as Democrats or Republicans,
vi DO have shown fitness and ability.
the election az Judge Thomas is as
sured. Undoubtedly. Mr. Randall
viii receive some personal votes here
a. home. and he merits them, bur IL
Is q De hoped that in their desire to
compliment Nr. Randall the voters
will not lose sight of the fact that
Judge Thomas deserves promotion.
and that his election should be made
sure.