Evening star., 1926-08-25
WOMAN IN RACE
| FORSTATE SENATE
Mrs. Mary T. Stock Among
LaSt-Minute Candidates in
Montgomery County.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.


ROCKVILLE, Md. August IS
Just before the supervisors of elections
closed their lists of primary candidates
last midnight. Mrs. Mary r. Stock
of Bradley Hills entered the race for
the State senatorial nomination of the
Republican party. John F. Seibert
Of Garret Park had previously filed,
and DIR. Eugent Jones is seeking the
Democratic nomination. Mrs. Stock
is the wife of Edward l.. Stock, who
was defeated for the Senate Ave years
ago.
James Oscar Thomson of Bethesda
entered the Republican race for sher-
off. while Harry L. Willard of PooleS-
vile and William F. Disney became
candidates Tor the Republican State
delegateship. making five in that ?eld,
unopposed.
Preston B. Ray Perry f. Waters
and DIR. John Gardner filed for the
Democratic nominations for clerk of
the Circuit Court. register of wills
and county treasurer to succeed them
selves. Clagett G. Hilton fled for
the Democratic nomination for county
commissioner for the third district.
Many Democrats Listed.
Others on the list for Democratic
nominations are:
House of Delegates -four to be
named) f. Brooke Lee, DIR. George l..
Edmonds. Richard II. Lansdale. Har-
vey White, Thomas Hampton. Frank
Wilson. Arthur w. Bell. Eugene A.
McAtee and Joseph V. Selby; sheriff,
Joseph B. Pyles. William l.. AUDI
Mareen d. Darby. George E. Nicholson
and Earl Burdne; States attorney.
Robert Peter, jr.; Charles w. Wood
ward and James l.. Pugh: judges Of
the Orphans Court three to be
named), John r. Lewis. p. Hicks Ray.
Harry J. Hunt. James p. Gott, Thomas
y. Bailey. Edward Z. 3. Margerum
and William T. Ridgely: county COM
missioner, first district, j. Forrest
Walker and Hanson G. Coshell; county
commissioner. second district. Robert
l.. HickerSon and Charles T.. King;
county commissioner, fourth district,
DIR. Benjamin c. Perry and Hugh
Rabbit; county commissioner, fifth
district. Lacy Shaw and Enos C. Keys;
county surveyor. Joseph n. Starkey
and Charles j. Maddox.
For Central Committee.
For the Democratic State central
committee tsiX to he namedD those
to file were: Robert G. Hilton,
Berry +. Clark. Lloyd J. Jones,
Lewis =. Allnutt, Mrs. Lucy NJ. Of
futt. Miss Ruth Shoemaker, Walter
w. Plummer, H. Windsor Adams,
+. Cecil Allnutt. George F. Bonifant
and Edwin NJ. West, and for dele
gates to the Democratic State con-
vention. J. Roger Spates. Harry w.
Blunt, Mrs. Elizabeth Leavell Mrs
Mary Dodge Lewis and Calvin w
MulliniX. who have no opposition
and who. therefore, will he certified
In c1,N &c
the county.
Other Republicans to file were:
Frank l.. Hewitt. for State Senate:
Walter p. Plumley, for House of
Delegates: Richard &. Drum Hunt, for
country treasurer: Harold c. Smith,
for States attorney: Hiram w. Har-
vey. for county commissioner. from
first commissioner district: Frank
II. karn, for county commissioner,
from fourth district: Paul Sleman.
Wilson l.. Townsend, +. Barnard
Welsh, Mrs Clara A. Holmes and
Simon Smith. for the State central
committee. and Mrs. Don Clark,
Hewitt Griccs Robertson and Mrs.
Annie j. Moore, for delegates to
the State convention. AS none has
opposition. all will be certified by
the supervisors of elections as
chosen. The vacancies on the
ticket will be filled by the State
central committee.
A three-Cornered fight for the Demo
cratic nomination for States attorney
for this county was made certain yes
terday. when James l.. Pugh of
Wheaton. formerly judge of the Police
Court for the District Of Columbia. and
for many years a prosecuting ATTORNEY
there. filed certificate Of candi-
dacy. Harold c. Smith of the Rock
vile bar has filed for the Republican
nomination for States attorney.
M.ALOY TICKET FILLED.
Special Dispatch to The Star
ANNAPOLIS, Md, August 25.-