Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1919-11-13
The Next legislature.

posed Of Is Democrats and IL Repub
leans, as follows:
ALLEGHANY-George L. Eppler, Re
publican, hold-over.
ANNE ARUNDEL-A.T Theodore Brady
Democrat.
BALTIMORE CITY-Peter j. Campbell
George A. Frick, William l. Norris
Democrats; Albert M. Sproesser. Re
publican hold-over.
BALTIMORE COUNTY David G. Nc
Intosh. Jr., Democrat.
CALVERT. Frank Parran, Republican
CAROLINE-Harry H. Nuttle, Repub
lican, holdlover.
CARROLL-R. Smith Snader, Republi-
can.
CECIL-Omar D. Crothers, Democrat
hold-over.
CHARLES-Walter J. Mitchell, Dem
ocrat, hold-over.
DORCHESTER Charles H. Gibson, Re.
publican.
FREDERICK-C.F Goodell, Republican
GARRETT-Harvey J. Speicher. Re-
publican, hold-over.
HARFORD-J. Royston Sitter, Demo
crat, hold-over.
HOWARD-Humphrey D. Wolfe, Dem.
ocrat.
KENT William F. Russell, Democrat.
MONTGOMERY-Willis B. Burdette,
Republican.
PRINCES GEORGE'S-Oliver C. Metz
croft, Republican. hold-over.
QUEEN ANNE'S-J. H. Legg. Demo
crat.
ST. MARY'S-Char S. Grason. Dem
ocrat, hold-over.
SOMERSET-John B. Robins, Repub-
= hcan.
TALBOT-George L. Bartlett, Repub-
lican, hold-over.
WASHINGTON-Frank w. Mish, Dem
ocrat.
WICOMICO-Charles R. Disharoon.
Democrat.
WORCESTER Orlando Harrison, Dem
ocrat, hold-over.
On the face of revised election returns
the Democrats will control the House of
Delegates by majority of IL votes, the
political division and the membership
being as follows: The counties only are
given.
ALLEGHANY-James Campbell. James
Conrad, Thomas Fisher, Garland W..
Powell, John J. Stump, William j.
Trickett. Six Republicans.
ANNE ARUNDEL-Atwell. Holiday,
Rogers, Weigard. Four Democrats.
BALTIMORE COUNIY-Burke, Dun
can, Holznecht, Given. Rice, Well
brenner. Six Democrats.
CALVERT-Two Republicans.
CAROLINE-Tw Democrats, one Re-
publican.
CARROLL-Gor Spencer, Leather
wood. three Republicans; Klee, one
Democrat.
CECIL--Leffier, Ferguson, two Demo-
Gratis; Andrews, one Republican.
CHARLES-Benjamin F. Henderson,
Albert j. Lomax. Two Republicans.
DORCHESTE2-W. o. Bradley, j. Hoi-
day Murphy, William j. Moore, E.
R. P. Grimes. Four Republicans.
Edgar H. Mcbride, Dali
ton Dudrear, Claggett E. Ramsburg.
William B. Cutshall, four Repnbli-
cans; Emory l.. Coblentz Democrat.
GARRETT-JohnC C. Kendall, John Shar-
tier, Joel A. Beachy, Republicans.
ACKNOWLEDGING, Hopkins. Coburn.
Democrats.
HOWARD Stephen W. Gan,brill, Dem
ocrat; Louis Collier, Republican.
KENT-Bowers, Harri. Democrats.
MONTGOMFRY-G. Rust Candy, Char
les G. Griffith, James N, Barnsley,
Crittendon H. Walker, Democrats.
PRINCE GEORGES Fisher. Heron,
Wachter, Republicans; Roberts Dem
ocrat.
QUEEN ANNE'S-Eugene L. Dudley,
F. Clayton Stevens, Democrats.
ST. MARY'S-James A. Coad, George
C. Pearly, Democrats.
SOMERSET-Gladde William j. Hall,
Republicans; Gordon Milbourne, Dem
ocrat.
TALBOT-Collins. Highley, Mcdaniel,
Democrats.
WASHINGTON Simmons, Hicks, Cor
bett, Gahrney, Wolfe, Republicans.
WICOMICO-N Nathaniel o. Austin, l.. l..
Larmore, Hooper Miles. Democrats.
WORCESTER-Samuel l.. Crockett,
. Harry E. Palmer, Democrats; Or
lando Nj. Shockley, Republican Fus-
ionist, one.
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