Evening star., 1926-09-12

Ten Democrats After Five
DeIegateships, and Five
Seek Sheriff Honor.

UPPER MARLBORO. Md. Septem
tests in both the Democratic and Re
publican parties. the primary election
Tuesday in Prince Georges County
promises to be spirited. Polls will
be open at the usual places from
am. to Z pm. The governorship offers
the only Democratic contest on the
State ticket, but county Democrats
will nominate five for the House of
Delegates from a field of 10 aspirants.
including William III. Anglin. Hyatts-
Vile; j. Guy Bell. Bowie; Burton a
Ford. College Park: William +
Keys, Chillum; William p. Ma
gruder, Hyattsville; Henry l.. Morris
Upper Marlboro: Kent Roberts Mul-
likin, Laurel; Henry II. O'NeHl. Bla-
densburg; Arthur F. Storey. Chillum,
and Mario Ventura, HyattSville.
For the Democratic nomination for
sheriff there are five candidates
Leon T.. Allen. Surratts: Charles s
Early, Brandywine; Walter V. Gray,
Oakland; Harry Lewis, Hyattsville.
and Edwin w. Markward. Chillum.
County Republicans are sharply IN
terested in the race for clerk of the
Court of Appeals between Miss Eva
Lane of st. Marys County. as well as
the governorship and senatorial con
tests.
Perhaps the most interesting till
in G. O. p. ranks is that for the sin
places on the State central committee.
the controlling body of the party IN
the county. The candidates for the
committee are John d. BrOadus. Rob
ert Brooks. Samuel Gardner Coale
Leroy G.. Davis, John T. Fisher. WI
liam J. Griffith. Albert r. HasSall, J.
Oliver Hill. Oliver Metzerott, John
Edward PRODIGY, Fred A. Soule. Robert
A. Washington, Thomas II. Wilman
and John T. Wilson. There are four
candidates for the Republican nomi
nation for sheriff. as follows: Thomas
II. Garrison of Hyattsville, j. Edgar
Smith of Bladensburg. Charles C..
Stuart of Bladensburg and A. e..
Thompson of Clinton.
Six candidates are seeking the Ave
Republican nominations to the House
Of Delegates. They are Newman q,
Dudrow, Hyattsville; Harvey A. Du.
vail, Springfield: William A Duvall,
Branchville; G. e. Lancaster, Bowie:
Omar C.. Strawn, Kent. and Thomas
M. Underwood, Piscataway.
Following are the tickets OF the two
parties for the primary In Prince
Georges County:
Democratic-For William
Mines Maloy, Baltimore, and Albert c.
Ritchie, Anne Arundel County. For
House of Delegates five to be nomi-
nated)-William Ii. Anglin, Hyatts-
Vile; ]. Guy Bell. Bowie; Burton A.
Ford, College Park; William +. Keys
Chillum; William p. Magruder, Hyatts
vile; Henry l.. Morris, Upper Mari
boro: Kent Roberts Mullikin. Laurel.
Henry o. O'Neill, Bladensburg; Arthur
F. Storey, Chillum, and Mario Ven
tura. HyattSville. For sheriff--LeOn
e. Allen. Surratts: Charles S. Early,
Brandywine; Walter V. Gray, Oak
land; Harry Lewis. Hyattsville. and
Edwin w. Markward. Chillum.
Republican-For governOr-Marion
A. Humphreys, Wicomico County.
and Addison f. Mullikin. Baltimore
For clerk of the Court of Appeals
Eva G. Chase of Riverdale. Prince
Georges County, and A. Kingsley Love.
st. MaryS County. For United States
Philip Hill and Owing
ton f.. Waller, both of Baltimore. For
State central committee (six to be-
electedl-John ID. Broadus, Robert
Brooks, Samuel Gardner Coale, Leroy
G. Davis, John IT. Fisher, William j
Griffith, Albert r. Hassall, j. Oliver
I'LL OAAHCA hCIECiOIIp IAuW6tlh
Probey, Fred A. Soules. Robert a
Washington, Thomas II. Wildman and
John'F. Wilson. For sheriff Thomas
II. Garrison. Hyattsyille; J. Edgar
Smith. Bladensburg; Charles G. Stuart
BladenSburg, and A. e. Thompson
Clinton. For county commissioners
five to be nominated)-New1nan G
Dudrow, Hyattsville; Harvey A. Du-
vail. Springfield; William A. Duvall.
Branchville; G.. f. Lancaster, Bowie;
Omar c. Strawn. Kent, and Thomas
NJ. Underwood, Piscataway.
The names of candidates OF both
parties who are unoppOsed were LEFT
off the ballots.