Evening star., 1916-10-02
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES
FOR PRINCE GEORGES
Personnel Announced by State Chair
man Ray-To Bring Out
Registration.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

| Special Correspondence OF The Star.
| UPPER MARLBORO, Md, October q
The democratic state central commit
tee, ]. Enos Ray, jr. of Chillum dis.
trict. chairman, has appointed the fol
lowing campaign committees in the va
rious districts of Prince Georges
county:
First district-First precinct, John
ID. Smith. Benjamin J. Gallant and r.
B. McGregor of Beltsville: second dis
| trict, John P. Turner, Charles Love-
less, George w. Bryant and William
Dwyer of Berwyn.
Second district-Edward Gasch and
Fred Heller of Bladensburg and Ed
ward Turner of Landover
Third district-Samuel e. WyviIle, f.
Earnest Smith. Geislein Sasscer and
Richard E. Mulliken of Upper Marl-
boro.
Fourth district-H. H. Sasscer. jr.,
and w. r. segar of North Keys; Ben
Baden and r. Hugh Perrie of West
wood.
Fifth distrct-Charles B. Boswell of
Piscataway and William r. Dyer and
William d. Barry of Accokeek
Sixth district-Dr. John f. Sansbury
of Forestville, J. W. Latimer of Silver
Hill. Wallace Ritchie of Ritchie. Otho
Humphrey of the Meadows, Edward
Wood of Camp Springs.
Seventh district-Samuel CLANCY and
Samuel P. Hyatt of Mitchellville. Ed
ward Binger of Halls.
Eighth district-Henry B. Brady and
II. NJ. Bowen of Aquasco, James W.
Rawlings of Westwo wood
Ninth district-William H. Long,
route B, r. F. D., station Fl. Washing
ton, d. G.: Thomas S. Gywnn and VIII
liam A. Miller of Clinton.
Tenth district-First precinct, John
Gray, James A. Brown, Thomas NJ
Baldwin and Fred Dallam of Laurel; !;
second precinct, Richard Fulton.
James A. Scaggs. B. Frank Brown and
Steward L. Aitchson of Laurel.
Eleventh district-Robert H. Robin
son. George V. Thompson and Joseph
L. Baden of Brandywine.
Twelfth district-Charles A. Marden
HartweL Tucker. Charles r. Grimes,
ster. route B, station II, Washington,
d. c.
Thirteenth district-Joseph Harvey,
Lanham: J. Chew Sheriff. William F.
Holmead, Clarence NJ. Roberts, Land
over: Charles Bean of Ritchie.
Fourteenth district-James Thirles,
Henry Haker. Bernard Maenner, r.
Paul Watts and George B. Phelps of
Bowie.
:. Fifteenth district-John A. Sweeney.
H. irwin Do"it anu Ohie NooTe u Up
per Marlboro.
Sixteenth district-Wiliiam P. Ma
gruder, George p Hickey, George NJ.
Mcfarland, Walter S. Dutton and Dr.
Guy W. Latimer of Hyattsville.
Seventeenth district-First precinct,
DR.. Harry Nalley, Henry Cleveland.
Frank Crown, John White, sr. and
Turner T. Funkhouser of Mount Rain
ier: second precinct. I. D. Arnold and
Rufus Whalen of Mount Rainier,
Charles w Joy of Hyattsville, r. +.
D.; Thomas Brown. Takoma Park, D.
c.. and George A. Guide, Chillum.
Eighteenth district-First precinct
William Sweeney. Lee Tarman, Mau-
rice Rackey and John E. West of Capt.
tol Heights; second precinct, George
N. Palmer, station H, r. F. D., WASH
ington, D. c.; George McDuell. Seat
Pleasant, and Clinton Brown, Land
over, r. F. .. No. i.
Nineteenth district-August Friday,
Theodore Browning, jr.; J. w. Waters
ard W. 2. Bowie of Riyerdale.
These committees will have charge of
the work of bringing about the regis
tration of every qualified democrat The
first day for registration is tomorrow,
and another registration day win be
October 10. a.
October II the registration officers
will sit for revision purposes only. No
new names will be added on this day
The making of declarations of intend
ed citizenship is also an important duty
intrusted to these committees Persons
who make their affidavits before regis
tration officers on October 3. 10 or IT
will be entitled to register in October
1917. and vote at the following election.