The Washington times., 1922-09-10
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.FOR.MD. VOTERS.
]. EARLY MONDAY.
indications Favor Heavy Vote
!. In Both Party Primaries
In Prince Georges.

UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, Sept.
9.-Everything is In readiness for
the primary elections Monday in
Prince Georges county. Indications
are that q substantial vote will be
cast in both the Republican and
Democratic contests for the nomin-
alton for Senator and also in the
Democratic contests for the nomin.
alton for Congress In the Fifth
district. There win be no contest
for the Republican nomination for
Congress, Congressman Sydney f.
Mudd, incumbent, being unopposed.
and his name not to appear on the
ballot. p" a....... -.
Senator Joseph I. France. in.
cumbent,, is thought to have the
best chance to carry the county for
the Republican nomination for
Senator while William Cabell Bruce,
with the organization wing of the
county behind him. is expected to
emerge victorious In the county
for the Democratic nomination for
Senator. ~ = =
Clarence M. Roberts, the organ:
liza ton candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Congress, is favor.
ed to- carry the~ county.
While considerable pep" has
been Injected into the Campaign It
has been marked by few big rallies,
the candidats having elected rather
TO meet the voters through personal
canvass or. through their Iieuten.
ants. AS Seems to- be the case in
many parts of the Country the
day OF the big rallies, brassbands
ana fireworks" has passed and
political; campaigns in the country
now are being conducted through
canvassing, newspaper propaganda
and other methods.
Ihe polls in the various election
aostrictse In the county will be open
monuay from 8 a. m. to Z ID. m.
me complete list Of candidates TOR
nomination follows: Democratt,-
For United Statess Senate, William
Cabeu Bruce, of Baltimore civ.
David ]. Lewis. Of Allegheny coun.
~; William I. Norris, Of Baltimore
city. For representative in Congress
rom the fifth~ district. Dorsey ].
'tDnnfap. Of Anne Arundel county:
John William Klemm. of Prince
Georges county; Francis z. Mat
tingly. Of Charles county, and Clar-
ence M. Roberts, of Prince Georges
county.
hSopuuilCdn-rO OF united states
Senate, Joseph /. France, of Cecil
county; John w. Garrett, OF Ba!ti-
more city. For representative in
Congress from the fifth district, Syd.
ney f. Mudd. of Charles county.
Polling places will be located in
the same places as in the regtstra-
ton last Tuesday.
A substantial increase in enroll.
ment over Last year Is expected when
public schools of Prince FGeoi ges
county reopen Monday. New schools
will be used for the first time In q
number Of communities where The
need has been shown to be urgent.
The faculty for the Marlboro high
school has announced as follows: r.
B. Howiand, principal; Miss Maude
Gibbons, Miss Lettie Dent, Miss Eve
lyn Morris; elementary department.
Mrs. Charles j. Hill. Miss Elizabeth
Dent, Miss May Beth Bowling and
Miss Ruth Mayhem.
Teachers appointed for the Multi
kin onso3idated school are: Miss
Mary Kemp, principal: Miss Edna
May Luers, Miss Grace Canter, and
Miss Jean CASTOR, assistants.
A capacity auolence ATTENDED tue
annual al'entertainment Of the minstrel
troupe of St. Paul's Parish in the
church community hall at Baden last
evening. A feature Of the evening
was classic dancing by Miss lima
Gladman, of Washington.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage, August 26, in Rock.
vile. Md, of Miss Pauline Martin.
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