952 ELECTIONS. [ART. 33

his place under the alphabetical arrangement as provided in this article
upon said ballot, and said ballots shall be delivered to the state central
committee of each party aforesaid for each county and each legislative
district of Baltimore city not later than ten days prior to the senatorial
primary election. It shall be the duty of the said chairman of the
state central committee for the whole State of each political party, and
the duty of the state central committee of each party for each county
and legislative district to supply each polling place of each party with
a sufficient number of ballots of said party for all of the voters of
said party in such precinct, and no other ballot than that so provided
shall be received by the judges of election or counted. All of said
ballots of each political party aforesaid shall be authenticated by a
fac simile of the signature of the chairman of the state central com-
mittee for the whole State of each of said political parties on the
outside of said ballots. Ballots shall be so printed as to give to each
voter a clear and ample opportunity to designate by a cross in the
square at the right of the name of each candidate his choice of candi-
dates. The ballots shall be printed in the following form, for example:

SENATORIAL PRIMARIES.
..................... Party.

Official Ballot.
.................... Precinct.

.......................Ward.

.................Legislative District of Baltimore City. Primary

Election, November ......... 190...., between 6 o'clock A. M. and

5 :30 o'clock P. M.

Chairman State Central Committee.

For ............ nomination for United States senator for term

beginning March 4. 190.......; (vote for one by making a cross mark-
in the square at the right of his name).

John Doe,
Richard Roe,
Charles Lowe,
John Coe.
Henry Foe,
William Hoe,
James Poe.

Each qualified voter of each of said political parties shall be entitled
to receive one ballot in the senatorial primary of said party, and after
marking the same by making a cross mark within the square at the
right of the name of the candidate of his choice, shall hand the same