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Alabama. He was not registered unoer the temporary plan and since then ne mas had no oportunity of registering. The blanket resolution adopted by the State Executive Committee at its January meeting declares that every candidate TOT a State, Congressional or county omce must be a qualified or registered voter.
 The meeting today Is to ascertain if the regulations adopted at the January meet ing shall be so modified that Captain Hobson's name shall be placed upon the ticket. The Executive Committee of the Sixth Congressional District has uani- mously petitioned the committee to allow Captain Hobson's name to go on the ticket. Congressman John H. Bankhead his opponent has announced that he IS willing for the regulations to be modified in Captain Hobson's favor.
 It is expected that the committee will comply with these requests. It is not thought that the committee will be unanimously in favor of allowing the name of the naval hero to go upon the official ballot, but 1t Is expected that a resolution to that effect will secure more than the requisite number of votes.
 The members of their committee with their postoffice adresses and counties are as follows:
 H. s. D. Mallory. Chairman. Dallas, Selma.
 First District-W. A. Carter, Clarke, Thomasville: Howard Douglas, Washing ton, Mcintosh Bluff; J. J. King, Maren- go. Consul; T. M.Stevens. Mobile, Mobile. Second District-W. c. Coker, Butler, Greenville; George W. Jones, Montgom- cry, Montgomery; J. R. Porterfield, But Ter. Greenville; William H. Sanford, Pike, Troy.
 Third District-R. H. Arlington, Coffee, Elba; H. H. Foster, Geneva, Geneva; E. Herndon Glenn, Russell, Scale; A. H. Merrill, Barbour, Eufaula.
 Fourth District-H. D. s. Mallory, Dal- las, Selma; H. D. Merrill. Calhoun, An niston; Tipton Mullins, Chiffon, Clanton; c. c. Whitson, Talladega, Talladega. Fifth District-George F. Sedberry. El- more, Wetumpka; J. J. Harlan, Talia- poosa, Dadeville; B. c. Jones, Randolph, Roanokes D. M. White, Coosa, Good water.
 Sixth District-Rufus A. O'Rear, Walk CT, Jasper; George A. Searcy, Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa; c. Brooks Smith, Hale. Lane vile; c. B. Wimberly, Pickens, Reform, l Clair; Ashville; J. H. Meigs, Marshall. | Albertville; R. A. Mitchell, Etowah, Ala bama City.
 Eighth District-John c. Eyster, Mor- gan, New Decatur; W. A. Given, Madi- son, Gurley; Joseph H. Nathan, Col bert, Sheffield; John F. Proctor, Jack son, Scottsboro.
 Ninth District-J. B. Christian, Perry Uniontown; Jones G. Moore, Jefferson Birmingham; Ben F. Roden, Jefferson Birmingham; Robert H. Thach, JefEer- son, Birmingham; John c. Pugh, Secre- | tary, Birmingham.
 It was feared yesterday that there mIght not be a quorum of members pres ent to-day to transact business. The members of the committee of course serve without pay and draw no mileage. Some ] of them live in remote sections of the l State and are disinclined to take a long l journey except upon important business In the past the committee has several times had to take temporary adjourn. ments for the lack of a quorum. 1 Chairman H. s. D. Mallory and J. H l Nathan reached the city last night George W. Jones and Brooks Smith, mem. bers of the committee are residents oi Montgomery; Hon. Robert J. Lowe, of Birmingham, for many years chairman of the committee. but now a candidate for president of the Railroad Commission reached the city last night.
 Hon. W. I. Bullock, who was a mem. Der of the committee, died since it's last meeting. His successor will probably be elected to-day.