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FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES COX AND DEMOCRATIC FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES VOTE FOR EIGHT WILLIAM INGLE BALTIMORE, MD. AT LARGE DEMOCRATIC JOSEPH M. SMITH BALTIMORE, MD. AT LARGE DEMOCRATIC CHARLES E. SIMPSON DEMOCRATIC TRAPPE, MD.

FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT JAMES J. ARCHER DEMOCRATIC BEL-AIR, MD. SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT FREDERICK M. KIPP DEMOCRATIC BALTIMORE, MD. THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT JAMES S.

ARMIGER DEMOCRATIC BALTIMORE, MD. FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CLARENCE M. ROBERTS DEMOCRATIC LANDOVER, MD. FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT JACOB ROHRBACK DEMOCRATIC FREDERICK, MD. SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES HARDING AND COOLIDGE REPUBLICAN FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES VOTE FOR EIGHT JAMES CAREY BALTIMORE, MD.

AT LARGE REPUBLICAN FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES CHRISTENSEN AND HAYES THIRD FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES VOTE FOR EIGHT JAMES J. McNAMARA BALTIMORE, MD. THIRD HERMAN F. WILLKIE BALTIMORE, MD. THIRD AIMEE GUGGENHEIMER BALTIMORE, MD.

THIRD ABRAHAM QUALL BALTIMORE, MD. THIRD BEULAH WELDON EMMITTSBURG, MD. THIRD CHARLES D. SNYDER BALTIMORE, MD. THIRD BEULAH P.

SMALLWOOD BALTIMORE, MD. THIRD EDWARD M. SCHILLER CUMBERLAND, MD. THIRD FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES VOTE FOR EIGHT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS. Amendment to Article III, Section 15, of the Constitution, proposed by the Act of 1920, Ch.

319. Constitutional Amendment Increasing the Compensation of Members of the General Assembly. This amendment provides that each member of the General Assembly shall receive three hundred dollars per annum and five dollars per diem for each day he shall attend, and mileage not exceeding twenty cents per mile, and that the presiding officer of each house shall receive an additional compensation of fiva dollars per diem. FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AGAINST THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT Amendment to Article IV, Section 37, of the Constitution, proposed by the Act of 1920, Ch. 5G5.

Constitutional Amendment Increasing the Salaries of the Clerks of the Courts of Baltimore City. This amendment increases the salary of each Clerk of Court of Baltimore City to Forty-five Hundred Dollars a year, payable only out of the fees and receipts collected by the Clerks of said city. FOR THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AGAINST THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT LAW REFERRED TO THE VOTERS OF CAROLINE COUNTY. Acts of 1920, Ch. 320.

AN ACT providing for the erection and equipment of a public school building in the town of Denton, in Caroline County, Maryland, authorizing and directing the County Commissioners of Caroline County to issue bonds for the purpose of providing funds for the erection and equipment of the said school and for other matters incident to the main purposes of the Act. FOR THE REFERRED LAW WILLIAM T. DELAPLAINE FREDERICK, MD. AT LARGE REPUBLICAN AGAINST THE REFERRED LAW ALFRED CLAYTON HAYDEN REPUBLICAN CAMBRIDGE, MD. FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT WILLIAM G.

HENKEL REPUBLICAN BALTIMORE, MD. SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WOELPER, JR. REPUBLICAN BALTIMORE, MD. THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT WILLIAM G. ALBRECHT REPUBLICAN BALTIMORE, MD.

FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ASA CLARKHUFF SHARP REPUBLICAN KNOLLWOOD, MD. FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT J. ELLSWORTH STONEBRAKER REPUBLICAN HAGERSTOWN, MD. SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES DEBS AND STEADMAN SOCIALIST FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR VOTE FOR ONE FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES VOTE FOR EIGHT WILLIAM ASHBIE HAWKINS BALTIMORE, MD. INDEPENDENT EDWARD KYLES FROSTBURG, MD.

SOCIALIST ROBERT M. GRAF MD. SOCIALIST MORRIS D. ROBINSON BALTIMORE, MD. SOCIALIST EDWARD LAPIN BEL-AIR ROAD, MD.

SOCIALIST RICHARD F. SCHNEIDER BALTIMORE, MD. SOCIALIST ISIDOR SAMUELSOM BALTIMORE, MD. SOCIALIST WILLIAM MONRO CUMBERLAND, MD. SOCIALIST SAMUEL COHEN BALTIMORE, MD.

SOCIALIST GEORGE D. IVERSON, JR. BALTIMORE, AID. INDEPENDENT FRANK N. H.

LANG BALTIMORE, MD. LABOR JOHN WALTER SMITH SNOW HILL, MD. DEMOCRATIC WILLIAM A. TOOLE BALTIMORE, MD. SOCIALIST OVINGTON E.

WELLER BALTIMORE, MD. REPUBLICAN FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN THE SIXTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES FROM THE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT VOTE FOR ONE WILLIAM N. ANDREWS CAMBRIDGE, MD. REPUBLICAN FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES COX AND GILHAUS LABOR THOMAS ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH DENTON, MD. DEMOCRATIC FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES VOTE EOR EIGHT ROBERT H.

LONG BALTIMORE, MD. LABOR VERNE L. REYNOLDS BALTIMORE, MD. LABOR E. GIBSON BALTIMORE, MD.

LABOR GEORGE S. ROLLS BALTIMORE, MD. LABOR M. UNITUS BALTIMORE, MD. LABOR LOUIS F.

GUILLOTTEE BALTIMORE, MD. LABOR HARRY COHEN BALTIMORE, MD. LABOR OFFICIAL BALLOT The accompanying list of nominations to be voted upon in Caroline county on Tuesday, November 2nd, next, is published in compliance with the provisions of Section 48, Article 33, of the Public General Laws of Maryland, title "Elections," and we certify that the nominations printed herewith have been filed with this Board. JOHN K. LYNCH EVERETT H.

GALE HARRY B. MASON C. LESLIE WALLS, Clerk. Board of Supervisors of Elections for Caroline County. DAVID II.

SCHMULOVITZ BALTIMORE, MD. LABOR IN EM 7 SPA PERI SiEWSPAPFld.