The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1915-11-06

L. Norris, DEM; Second district, p. j.
Campbell, DEM; Third district, G. A.
Frick, DEM; Fourth district. w. J.
Ogden. Dem.*
Baltimore county-Carville D. Ben
son, Dem.
Calvert-Joseph E. Joy, Rep.
Caroline-Harvey L. Cooper, Dem.*
Carroll-Wade H. D. Warfield, Dem.
Cecil-F. E. Williams, Rep.
Charles-John F. Mudd, Rep
Dorchester-James S. Shepherd,
Dem.*
Frederick-George L. Kaufman,
Rep.
Garrett-Harvey J. Speicher, Rep
Harford-James j. Archer. DEM
Howard-Richard A. johnson, Dem.
Kent-Henry Brown. Rep.
Montgomery-Dr. Eugene Jones,
Dem.*
Prince William P. Hol-
mead, DEM
Queen Annes-J. H. C. Legg, Dem.
Somerset-George P. Parsons. Rep.
St. Marys-William F. Chesley.
Rep
Talbot-W. Oscar Collier, Dem.*
Washington-Harvey S. Bomber
ger. Rep.
Wicomico- L. Atwood Bennett,
Dem.
-OrlandoHarrison, DEM
*Hold-over Senators.
PERSONNEL OF THE HOUSE
The following are the members of
the House of Delegates:
Allegany county-Samuel Brown,
James Campbell, Thomas G. Fisher,
John 0. j. Greene, Conrad J. Herpich,
Arthur F. Smith. all Republicans.
Anne Arundel-James o. Atwell,
James E. Hopkins, Wade H. Linthi-
cum, Charles L. Solley, all Democrats.
Baltimore city-First District-Ja-
cob c. Antonio, Howard w. Curry,
John c. Distler, Harry A. Duke, John
G. Mclaughlin, John w. Prinz, all
Democrats.
Second district-George H. Degen-
hard, William Purnell Hall, John M.
Kelly, Robert E. Lee, Lloyd Wilkin-
son, John j. McCusker, all Democrats.
Third districts. M. Ambach, Ed
ward t. Dempsey Frank F. Luthardt,
S. j. McDonough, Mark o. Shriver, Jr.,
Emmett w. White, all Democrats.
Fourth district-William Allen, Will
liam E. Burton. j. Frank Fox, Walter
M. League, Edgar M. Peterson, Re-
publicans; Charles G. Griebel, Demo-
crat.
Baltimore county-Howard F. Bra
zier, Howard Bryant, Frank S. Given,
d. G. Mcintosh, DR.. Charles A. Reich,
al Democrats.
Caivert-Messrs. Lusby and Cox,
Renuhlicans
Caroline-Alda jackson, Republi-
can; William J. Wright, Republican;
Nelson H. Fooks, Democrat.
Carroll-Jesse Leatherwood, Edwin
Frank Eley, Charles B. Kephart, Her.
bert A: Wooden. all Republicans.
Cecil-Elwood Balderston, Republi-
can; John w. Bouchelle and E. Nelson
James, Democrats.
Charles. Sydney Posey, Repub-
llcan; K. Laurie Mitchell, Democrat.
Notwithstanding A. Ander-
son, Charles W. Brohawn, Samuel l..
Byrn, L. Otis Corkran, all Democrats.
Frederick. S. Delaplane, D.
Charles Flock, Howard D. Kefauver,
R. Gassoway Wordsworth, Milton f.
Rice, Eli G. Haugh, all Republicans.
Garrett-Fred G. Fox, James A.
Hayden, John Shartzer. all Republi-
cans
Harford-Frank E. Baker and T.
Harry Ward, Republicans, and Mil
lard E. Tydings, Democrat.
Howard-C. Dorsey Hobbs, John V.
Long, Democrats.
Kent-Herbert A. Uric, Harry Will
lis. Republicans.
Montgomery-Charles F. Brooke,
John Gardner. Philip D. Laird, Paul
Y. Waters, all Democrats.
Prince William N. Fisher.
Republican; Oliver Metzerott, Repub-
lican; Joseph H. Blandford, Jr., Demo-
crat; R. Lee VanHorn. Democrat.
Queen Annes-Eugene L. Dudley,
|. Edward Stevens. Democrats.
Talbot-W. A. Dobson and Charles
D. McCord, Republicans; Robert Fran
els Sewell, Democrat.
Samerset-John w. Horner, L.
Cleveland Nelson, Joseph A. Thomas,
all Democrats.
St. Mary's-Hamilton E. Buckley,
Democrat; George L. Buckley, Repub-
lican. They are brothers.
Washington-W. Scott Corbett.
Charles C. Keedv. S. Walter Stouffer,
John C. Strife, Edward M. Tenner, ali
Republicans.
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Holloway,
George A. Shockley, Davis ]. Ward,
all Democrats.
Observation-Disclosures McCauley, Lay
ton (People's). Nutter Jerome VIM
brow (People's), William D. Corddry,
Democrat.