Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-09-02
GOOD DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

GOOD DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
In 6tness, character and ability, the
Democratic county ticket, published il
another column. makes a strong appeal
TO Democratic voters. 1t is headed by
benjamin Watkins. .Jr.. Of the Second
district, for the State Senate young
man Of good scholastic training, and Of
technical education as a farmer. who
has shown in practical application the
worth and value of scientific agricul-
ture, and who, as member OF the
House of Delegates for two sessions.
has been thoroughly grounded in the
work of legislation The industry and
intelligence he has shown in the House,
and the wide acquaintance he has gain
cd with the problems OF county gov
crnment and the remedial and con-
utructiye legislation needed by the
varied interests OF Anne Arundel bear
testimony Of his usefulness in the
Senate
For the House of Delegates. Messrs.
James o. Atwell. Frank NJ. Duvall,
John 4. Hopkins and Joseph n. Stew
art. coming from different sections of
the county. men of varied and practi-
cal experience, of good judgment,
sound discretion and dependable quail
ties, are, in every way, worthy candi.
dates. who can be trusted to fulfill
their duties with credit and with
benefit to the people.
The County Commissioner candidates
arc all men in whose hands the inter-
csts of the taxpayers and the future
of the county can be placed with entire
confidence. In their respective COM
munities, as well as more or less gen.
orally throughout the county. their
honesty and good judgment are per
sonally known and relied upon
Messrs. Charles c. Bassford. John G.
Freebooter, Albert 5. Hammond,
Henry b. Myers, David Shepherd,
James A. Walton and Percy Williams
will compose a Board to which we may
look for an administration Of The fiscal
affairs of Anne Arundel that will be
satisfactory and efficient.
MIR. John E. Potee, Tor Sheriff. is
widely recognized as candidate whose
qualifications for that important office
are unQuestioned.
DIR. Alfred II. Perrie. for County
Treasurer, possesses ali the qualities
which the people demand in the Gus
todian of their funds. fidelity to duty,
and equable temperament knowledge
of business and accounts. and a deep
acquaintance with all men and affairs.
Mr.. j. Carson Boush, candidate for
the nomination for County Surveyor,
a purely technical place. is expert
cnced in his profession. and has long
been entrusted by Individual land
owners with the bounding aud measur-
ing of their property.
or great political Importance is the.
membership Of the State Central Com
mittee, who are to be elected at the
coming primary. DIR Thomas b. Her
ton. of Brooklyn. is veteran and
faithful party worker in that end of
the county. who will be ale to repre-
sent in the Committee the truest m
tcrests OF the Democracy OF the upper
end of the county. Mr.. Frank S.
Revell's long work in the committee.
efficient and capable, IS an earnest or
his future efforts and usefulness; and
of DIR. George Wells, the chief Of
Anne Arundel Democracy. whose life
time has been spent in the most I'M
selfish and able service to the party to
which any county leader anywhere in
the State can point, it is hardly neces-
sary to speak.
For Delegates to the Democratic
State Convention. the ticket presents
i've men whose personal worth. devo-