Evening star., 1928-09-23
DEMOCRATS PLAN
DRIVE IN COUNTY.
Prince Georges Leaders Say
Party Is Now TrueSt
to ITS Principles.

AZ a meeting of thhe Democratic
State central committee for Prince
Georges County and the county's ad-
Visory committee yesterday afternoon
at the Metropolitan Hotel the greatest
enthusiasm developed among the coun--
tvs party workers for the national ana
State Democratic tickets.
George N. Palmer. chairman of the
countys central committee. preslded
over the meeting, which followed
luncheon, which was enlivened by
number of orchestrations.
State Senator l.. G.. SaSScer OF up
per Marlboro was introduced and call
ed attention to the need OF the as
sembled party workers concentrating
their efforts now on the organization
of their several precinct units for the
impending registration days, october 2
and 9, when. he claimed, the present
polling lists would be greatly augment
ed if the proper work is done by pre-
cinct leaders Mr.. SaSScer devoted a
part of his talk to the issues of the
campaign. claiming that at no previ-
Gus time had the county Democrats
had such an opportunity to support a
ticket that so nearly typifled the prin-
ciples for which the party stands.
Following Mr.. Sasscer were IT. How
ard Duckett. S. Marvin Peach. Mrs. r.
Irving Bowie, T. Van Clagett, Brice
Bowie, Alan Bowie, j. Enos Ray and
w Hampton Magruder. 1t was the
concenSus of the speakers that the
National Government had become the
greatest in the civilized world because
of adherence to the two-party system.
They pointed out that there had been
nothing developed thus far in the cam
hot CHI IN "a
Democratic voters to forSake their
party but, on the other hand, the
partys progressive platform and the
sterling character and pronounced
ability of its candidates should appeal
to all progressive Americans.
Leaders of the several precincts were
called upon to furnish names for local
committees of workers in the many dis
tricts of the county.
Following is list of these commit
tees as presented:
District l, Vansville-B. j. Callahan,
]. D. Smith, Mrs. j. D. Smith. 2,
adensburg-Thomas F. Henault, Earl
Pryor, J. H. P Wilmuth, j. A. Johnson,
Hugh O'Neill, Mrs. Arthur Owens. 4,
Nottingham-Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Gable,
Harry Fenno, Frank Richards, Miss n.
l.. Wallace, E. Turner, Roger Naylor,
Mrs. Eva Sasscer. 5, Piscataway-G. l..
Underwood, Rudolph F. Adler, Francis
Underwood, Mrs. A. M. Edelan, Charles
Norman Swan, Mrs. Mollie Latimer,
Lloyd jenkins. Guy Tureman. Z, Queen
Ar1nes-J. H. Hamilton, w. N. Stewart,
Walter Nicholson, Snowden Sweeney,
Miss Mamie Berry. s, AquaSco-Walter
Wilson, w. S. B. Chichester, H. B.
Brady. 9, Surrats-T. S. Gwynn. B. K.
Miller, Arthur Simond, Miss Ora
Stephenson, William Long. Roger Ours
Ter, Harry Miller 10, Laurel-Bert
Ayton, B: F. Brown, w. A. Fleister,
Evans ECsn st.t chapey S,. J. w. Gray nicsNi Dsytd
Bradley Allen. IA, Bowie-R. Lee Milli-
kin, l.. F. Pascult, Mrs. v. M. Nichols.
Mrs. J. Guy Bell. IS, Mellwot DIV.
Mari, r. E. Brown, Herbert Hardy. Paul
Smith, LIE Roy Pumphrey. Is, HyattS-
ville-W. H. Anglin, w. F. Casey, Irving
Owings, w. p Magruder, j. w. Wheat
ley, j. M Edlavitch, Mrs. Alice D. Van
Doran. II, Chillum-Dr. Harry Nally,
w. F. Keys. Charles Reichbelt, F. H.
Grown, j. Howard Bell, Mrs. Daisy La
Coppidan, w. H. Green, w. A. Vanne-
w. Hepburn. Mrs. Anna Mcclure, J.
August Miller, Samuel w. Brown. Ie,
Seat Pleasant-C w. Palmer, Walter r. |
Oliver, George N. Palmer, August Thiel, |
William Cady. 10, Riyerdale-Mrs.
Frank Reid. Mrs. Peck, Mrs. M. Jar
dine, Mrs Felter, Mrs. D. B. Simonds.
Mrs. Charles Steinmyer, August Friday,
Dwight Gait, L. Wells, Mrs. Mary W.
Browning, c.. C. Bowers, j. B. Waters,
Albert Becker, w. M. Moran, Harry
Wolf, N McDoland, Mrs Brice Bowie,
Mrs. Beatrice Salisbury, E. W. Riebtanz
20, Berwyn-J j. Fink, Harry McNamec
Mrs. George Philips, j. Wells, E. H.
Brinkley, DR.. w. Allan Griffith. 81,
Lanhan1-Edward Brown, Carlton Glib
bons, John Houser, Mrs Edward Brown,
Mrs. j. Rector. c. E. HALEY, A. D. Har
vey, Henry Cord and Louis Gundling.
1t was announced that several had
submitted no committees, but that these
names would be sent to the secretary,
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