The Washington herald., 1913-08-20
CANDIDATES file
OFFICIAL NOTICE
Prince George County Md.)
Citizens Make Application
to Election Supervisors.
1O8 DECLARE FOR OFFICE
Democrats Exceed Republieans-car-
mody Has No Opposition for
State Senate.

| State Senate.
Special to The Washington Herald.
Upper Marlboro. Aug. 19.-Taking ad.
vantage of the privilege granted under
the law to file their credentials up to Il
o'clock last night, several candidates for
nomination for Offices in Prince George
County Travelled several miles last night
and filed their certificates with individual
members of the board of election super
visors shortly before midnight.
The complete list secured from the
supervisors here today aggregates los
candidates, including members of the
State Central Committees of the Demo-
cratic, Republican, and Progressive
parties. and of this number the Demo-
Gratis have a large majority The total
sum of money deposited with the super
visors was $3.50.
Francis S. Carmody, president of the
Pleasant, will have no opposition for
State Senator on the Republican ticket,
and the same is true OF the candidates for
the House of Delegates, nut four names
being filed.
List of Candidates.
The following is a complete list Of the
StoeS anu Soohty hoihihCSS' ZIG 3 AoSies-
sives having no candidates for any
of these Offices:
Democats-United States Senate. Blair Lee Of
Montgomery County; comptroller. Emerson c. Har-
rington; clerk Of she Court Of Appeals. Cahel @.
Masruder Prince George County. State Senate
Carter Lee Bowie. Queen Anne District: William F.
Holmead. Kent District. and ]. Selwynn Sasscer.
HOLLYWOOD District. Bowie is the antiorganization
candidate; Holmead represented the organization.
ard Sasscer Is running independent If the factions
Fer the Hpfse of DELEGATES ANIMATION randi-
dates: Joseph Blandford. jr. Nottingham Distinct;
Frank z. Hurd. Seat Pleasant District: John r.
Lilhrd. Hyattsrille District; Frank NJ. STEPHEN.
Riverdae District. and X. Lee Van Horn, Chilum
District. Anfi-organization candidates: Joseph Aa-
olson. Bowie District Robert II. Brooks. Seat Pleas
ant District; 7. Van Clasett. Marlboro District: c.
Ernest Nichols. Laurel District.
For Sheriff: Thomas H. Garrison, Hyattsyille Dis
trict: Theodore B. Middleton srauldinss District;
Benjamin ose Nottingham District. and Geogse ".
Hardy. Surratts Distinct The last named is the
anti-orsanization candidate. while Middleton and
0sle both supposed TO be organization men
Garris1n does not appear TO have the support Of
either faction. hut will poll large vote in Hyatts-
Vile and the upper districts
For register Of wills: Daniel o. Boone. Of Spauld-
ings District: John II. Grimes. of Brsndywinc Dis
trict: George =. Hickey, Of Hyattsville District;
William A. Miller. Of Surratts District THE present
inclmbentl. and Lorenzo ID. Adds. Of Surratts Dis
trict Miller will have the support Of the orsaniZa-
ton fcToes. while Hickey will receive the aid Of the
Il il understood that Grimes
withdrew from the contest late this afternoon.
SIX for Commissioner.
For county commissioner. Charles b. Age. Of
ChilIum District; {. 4. Clark. Of Bowie District.
George A. Guide. Of Chilum District: Elmer y.
McChesney If ChiIlum District; J. Jackson suit.
Of Kent District, and G. c. d. Townshend. Of Queen
Anne District. Ages and Suit are backed BY the
anti-organizstion. while ToWnAhend. Guide and
Clark will have the support Of the organization.
Me- hency Is running independent OF the factions.
For rad directors: First District. John II. Hahn.
Bowie District, and John d. Smith. Of vanssie
District Hahn ia backed by the ants. whLe
smith Il an organization candidate.
Second road district: William W. Brady. hent
District; Wallace ". Dixon. Kent Distinct: Edwin
T. Gibbs, Queen Anne District; Walter T. Nichol-
son. Spauding's District. and J. 4. II. Simpson.
II Queen Anne District. Nicholson and Brady are
organization candidates. while Simpson and Dixon
lre regarded A. b'ins with the ants. Gibbs Is
running indeIsndent Of the factions.
Third road district: William L. Mudd. Of Sur
atts District; Leluel l. Allen. Surratts District
md BENJAMIN A. Randall, surratts District.
Fourth road distritc: W. S. Chichester. Aquaseo |
District. and Richard B. Edelen. of Piscataway |
District. |
County szrrvsyor-Franeis T Latimer. Of Hystts- |
ills District. |
Members Of the State central committee: J. Enos !
Raw IT, Of Chillum District: Ogle Msrbury. Of |
laurel District: VI. Hampton Masruder. of Mari |
,oTo District; DR.. Charles A. Fox. Of Evansville |
District and Henry st. J. L. Briscoe. Of Brandy |
vine District all organization candidates; ]. Crow
ey, Of Kent District: DIR. Louis A. Griffith OF |
inner Marlboro; T. Howard Duckett of Bladens- /
,urg District: r. Lee Manning. of Piscataway Dis
riot, and James G. Boss, jr., Of Laurel District.
ii differentiation candidates.
For delegates to the State convention: Alan Bowie.
4 BrandyNine District: Brce Bowie. of Riverdae
District: J. A. Czrrico, Of BTandywiue District;
ohn D. CrouIniller. Of Laurel District; Harry A.
Iegarity Of Riverdsle District: Charles A. Msrden.
{ Oxon Hill District; J. Frank Rushe, Of Hyatts-
lille District; John F. weis,. of Seat Pleasant DIS
net and Jackson II. Ralston Of Hyattsyille Dis
riot
There is no factional contest in the Republican
arty and all Of the candidates are listed Re
save those for members Of the State
entral committee and delegates TO the State con-
ention. The candidates are: State ticket, Thomas
'arran Of Calvert County, United states Senate;
,liyer S. Mctzerott of Chilum District. State
cmptrolier and Augustus NJ. Denhart. Of Balti-
lore CITY clerk Of the Court Of Appeals. State
enats Francis S. Carmody, o. Seat Pleasant Dis
net. House Of DELEGATES. Pf,neis W: Hll; Mari
riot: Henry Clay Porter. Chillum District, and
William Randolph Smallwood. Of Nottingham Dis
net For sheriff, J. Archie Mcfarland Of Hyat:s-
He District: James A. Sweeney. Mellwooa DIS |
net: John F. Wilson, Mellwood District. and
oseph D. Payne Oxon Hill District. For register
{ wills. W. Tilden Davis. Of Marlboro District.
nd Claude c. Mckee. Of Nottingham Distinct
or county commissioner, W. Cassius Crandai oil
,ent District: Horace Croser, Of Spauldings Dis
net; Edward Daniels. NansSie District, and VI.
ugene Pyles Of Surratt's District. Road dlrecto.s.
Inst District, George L. Bewy. Nhns'lit bIstt.Ct'
o candidate in the Second District; Third DIS |
net Isaac Ball and Samuel ]. Owens, beth Of
pauldings District; Fourth District, Arthur Is.
,uIey Of Nottingham District. State CENTRAL COM
,ittFe, George NJ Bond. Laurel District: Herman
. Burgess Hyattsvillc District; John Digs. Not
ughsm District; George B. Merrick, Marlboro Dis
let; W. Claude Smith. Mellwood District Inoma,
I. Underwood, Piscataway District; Alfred Z.
ermilion. Bowie District: Wallace Il. Pyles. SUI
tits District and J. W. Brown. OF Oxen Hill Dis
let Delegates to the State convention. s; CARD
,cr Coale Marlboro District; John Z. frnbey,
hillum District and Charles T. Wilson, Mar'boro
istrict The Progressiyes nominate these for the
tate central committee: r. Wesley Beail Meilwood
;s,rict. Richsrd s b. Chew. IT,, Marlboro Dis
let; Louis Griffith, Marlboro District: F. Snowden
III. Marlboro District, and Gustayus B. Timanus,
aurel District. For delegates TO the state cnSen-
on, r. weslev Reall. Richard B. B. Chew, r..
!. Harry Crosier, Louis Griffith. +. snowden. and
r. Timanus The candidates who have MED ,
rtifcates have ten days in which to withdrsw tnei
,minations and 1t is rumored that several VIII
me off the ticket within that time. l.S