Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
PRIMARY ELECTION
Supervisors of Prince Georges
County Name Officials of
Both Parties.


judges and clerks to conduct the primary
election in Prince Georges county Mon
day, May 8:
Evansville Observation-Disclosures officers,
John +. Fink (democraU, Clarence IL.
RiogWay TepuDlcanJ, judges, August
Weigman republicanl, Jonn p Turner
(democraD; clerks, Frank p. Torpert
puDilcan).
Blauensburg DISQUALIFICATION OIL
GERS. Frederick Heller ,democrau, George
q. Wlseman trepubiican): judges. Glenn il
Hill (democraU, II. +. Lewis TepuDllcanJ;
clerks, NJ. J. Payne (democrAD, Charles
II. Whaliey Uepubiican).
Marlboro MISUNDERSTANDING officers,
M. J. Wyviil tdemocraD, Clarence Ira
band Qepublican; judges, A. j. WyviN
toemocraU, Frank Hill (republican),
clerks, George Buck tdemocrau, James
Rldseiey republlcam.
Nottingham distrlct-Registration offl-
GERS. T. X. Sasscer >democrat), William
=. Duvail (repuDiican); Judges, ]. w.
Walters tdemocraD, Reginald Burroughs
Tepubiican); clerks Thomas A. Garner
,democraU, E. W. Garner (repuDlican).
PLscataway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ofti-
GERS, James r. Edelin, (democraD, James
A Underwood Tepubncan); judges,
James NJ. kdeiifl tdemocrat), Joseph A.
Thorne tdemocraD, Thomas A. Taylor IRE
pubiican).
Spauldings acknowledgements Off
GERS, j. Seth Ritche democraD, w. E. r.
Suit repubilcan); judges. owen l.. Swami
tdemocraU, A. L. kyon republican,;
clerks, +. NJ. Suit (democraD, W. f. SUIT
republican,.
Queen Anne Observation-Disclosures Of.
f1cers, Herndon Peach tdemocraD, Edgar
T. Hamilton republican,: Judges, {.
Boyce Tepublican), William r.. Brown
.(democraU; clerks, S. S. Sweeney demo
craft, E.. S. Harrison (repuDl. CAM.
Aquasco district-Reglstrat officers,
j. Amos Davis (democra), Boykln h.
watson repuplican); judges, NJ. S. Law
renee (democraD, Daniel A. Jenkins ire
puDl.caD; CLERKS, ]. Howe Rawlings
tdemocra)t, Pllney j. Garner (republican).
Surrat's Observation-Disclosures omcers.
VIII. am II. Long (democraD, Jonn o.
Dennison Tepuol can; judges, James E.
Clements democrat, Homer V. ONO
republican); clerks, Arthur Z. Simmons
tdemocraD, Charles r. Payne (repubi-
CAM.
Laurel district Second precinct)-Regis-
tration officers, Frank l. Ahern demo
craft, T. L. Flester Gepublican); judges,
ter (republican); clerks, D. w. H. Don
aldson (democraD, James A. Crandell ire
publican).
Lourei district Second precinct)-Regis-
tration officers, Lewis Woo.en demo
craft, William H. Dorsey republican,;
H. Lily republican); clerks. John K.
Jones (democraD. Emory l. Martin (re-
publican).
Brandywine district - Registration Of
ficers. Robert w. Ward democrat), E. w.
Grimes republican); judges, j. A. Hyde
(democrat), Thomas H. Boteler Tepubh-
can; clerks, Samuel F. Cooke (aemo-
craft. Walton R. Lusby republican).
Oxon Hill Observation-Disclosures officers,
Charles A. Marden (democraD, j. d.
vrn ran Ira ~. S,,Ir y,
Tucker (democrat, N. E. Hungerford Ge-
publican); clerks, J. G. Matt.ngly demo
craft, G. E. Curtis (republican).
Kent Observation-Disclosures officers, Ber-
nard S. Walker (democrat), William C..
G 1s' pepublican1; judges. A. S. Nal
CAM; clerks, Early S. Carrick demo
craft. Guy S. Meloy republican).
Bowie district-Registration officers, j.
X. Hardie, democrat; William A. Cross,
republican; judges. Joseph NJ. Brashears,
republican; John Snowdeu, democrat;
clerks. William Luers, democrat; Charles
A. Seitz. republican. Mellwood district
Registration officers, Lewis Branson.
democrat; H. w. Clagett, republican;
judges, Richard w. Bowie. democrat;
Basil T. Brady, democrat; Thomas {.
Coffren, republican. Hyattsville district
registration officers, John A. johnson,
democrat; Roger Bells, republican;
Judges, Vincent A. Sheehy, republican;
W. L. Harrop, democrat; clerks. J. D.
republican. Chillum district-Registra-
ton officers. r. Lee Smallwood, demo-
crat: E. s. Fuller, republican,; judges, v.
E. Violland, democrat; Joseph B. Haas,
republican; clerks, Charles M. Mating,
Seat Pleasant Observation-Disclosures Of
ficers, Bernard r. Brown, democrat; An
drew A. Dennison, republican; judges, ].
B. Berry, democrat: Rufus F. Gibbs, re-
publican; clerks. Henry T. Klock, demo-
crat; Robert F. Summs, republican.
At the recent session of the legislature
a new election district was created in
Prince Georges county known as the
Riverdale or nineteenth election district.
The supervisors of election are unable to
secure a correct list of the voters in the
new district in time for the primaries
May u, and no officers are, therefore
named for this district. The latter is
composed Of parts Of Hyattsaville and
Biadensburg districts as now constituted.
Polling Places Also Named.
The supervisors also give notice that
the primary election will take place in
the various districts at these polling
places: Evansville district. Grange Hall;
Bladensburg district, Town Hall; Marl-
boro district. truck house, Upper Marl-
boro: Nottingham district, H. H. Sass
GERS building. North Keys; Piscataway
district. residence of Mrs M Underwood.
Piscataway; Spauldings district, Dove s
blacksmith shop, Forestville: Queen Anne
district, William Muesson's tenant house
Mitchellsvflle; Aquasco district, Amos Da-
Wis building: Surratts dustrict, Mrs.
Thomas house, Clinton; Laurel district
(frst precinct), City Hall: second precinct
PENIS store. Laurel; Brandywine dis
trict. J. K. Smiths house, Brandywine;
Oxon Hill, Oxford Hall: Kent district.
Mrs. Laura Magruder's new house
Brightseat; Bowie district, Willis John
ston's store, Bowie; Mellwood William
Ogle's house. Mellwood; Hyattsville Lis-
trict. Masonic Hall; Chillum district, Fire
mems Hall, Brentwood; Seat Pleasant
district, Town Hail. Capitol Heights.
The supervisors formally announced
that the primary meetings are for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for Of
fees in the state of Maryland and in
Prince Georges county on the democratic
and republican tickets, as follows: One
person for member Of the Sixty-third
Congress from the fifth congressional dis
trict of Maryland, five persons as dele
gates to the state conventions Of both
parties from Prince Georges county,
The following candidates for nominal
ton by the democratic party of the
county have filed certificates of nominal
ton. in compliance with article 33 of the
Code Of General Public Laws Of Maryland:
For congressional nomination, A. Theo-
dore Brady of Anne Arundel county.
Frank o. Smith of Calvert county and
Charles A. M. Wells of Prince Georges
county: for delegates to the state conven-
J. L. Briscoe of Brandywine district,
Charles A. Fox Of Evansville district, Har-
ry w. Gore of Marlboro district George
w. Hardy of Surratts district, Guy W.