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CLAY

Ashland, April 2.-(Special)-tiush D. Merrill swept the county, carrying 1t by majority of about 900 or 1000. For county treasurer-W. C. Morrison and J. B. Dean will be in the second primary. For tax collector-R. l.. Carpenter and J. w. Nelson will be in the second pri- mary.
 For tax assessor-S. C. Garfield a large majority over T. J. Burllhead
 For superintendent of education-W, T, Harvell defeated l.. Leftwich by large majority, and w. M. Strfpling is the win ner for commissioner by large majority
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CONVECTION

Andalusia, April 2.-(Special.) )-Fifteen out of 27 boxes heard from give Henderson 9e9 Brown S1, Dent 659. Wiley 776. Late returns show Walter is defeated for tax collector by Sims The following are elected as delegates to the state conven- tion as shown by present returns: J. T. Bradshaw, W. F. Simmons, D. B. Can't. John G. Foshee, Harold Aibritton T. E.. Henderson, J. M. Prestwood, G. o. Waits, M A. George, NJ C. Can't, T. A. Good
 win. C. A. O'Neal, J. T. Hardage, L. J. Salter Edward Doty. Abercrombie mas probably carried the county for congress- man at large Very light vote was boiled.
 Florala. April 2.-(Special.) 1.-The election passed off quietly. Two hundred and for ty-four votes were boiled. T. A. Good win, M A. George. IT., R. J. Perry, c. F. Petrey, G. O. Waits, Edward Doty. Har- old Albritton, E. o. Baldwin, W. spurlin' T. M Campbell. NJ. Can't, J. R. shsp- pard. w. F. Sims, L. J. Saiter, F. Y.
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MARSHALL

Guntersville, April 2.-(Special. )-Returns from Marshall show the following vote: A Abercrombie 1174. Atkins 36. Hill "A. Brooke PA Price 66, Cheney 202, Goodbrad l2A Wallace 4S2. Brown 572, Henderson S42. This Is a complete return with the eXcep- tion of two small beats with about 5O votes in the two beats The returns show that H. H. Williams is elected county treasurer; Frank Currey, tax collector; J. D. Fletch- CT, tax assessor. and Lee Barnes, county superintendent of education, by large ma iorities.
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Robert l.. Gregory of Birmingham. senior major of the regiment has been sug- gested by majority of his fellow of ficers for the position.
 Colonel Mckleroy retires from the Third regiment after l3 years of active sery- ice, with record as one of the most successful and tactical officers of the na- tional guard.
 Major Gregory is one of the best known and most popular officers of the guard. His long, honorable and faithful serv- ice as volunteer soldier and his record as a company commander and field of fcer, it is claimed eminently fit him for the position as commanding officer.
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ELMORE

Wetumpka, April 2.-(Special)- )-The Henderson Brown race for president of
 the railroad commission and the four county commissioners furnished the ex-
 citement of the election. A cross mark
 was placed before the name of Oscar w.
 Underwood upon practically every vote cast. For railroad commissioner, Hen derson received 10S1 votes and Brown 14S. Abercrombie for congressman at large has a plurality of between SOD
 and roo. Cheney carried the county by a good majority. The vote of the county
 was 1929, with three beats to be heard from
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LAUDERDALE

Florence, April 2.-(special.) .)-Lauder- dale county, Abererombie eSO, Atkins Sl, Richardson 1905, Blackwell 651, Cyrus Brown s7s, Henderson 762, John Wallace 10s7, Goodbrad 2l0, Cheney 1s3; county off, fioers, tax assessor, ]. A. Hill 1857, J. W. Walker 4S7: tax collector, A. D. Carson 1429, W ]. Fuqua 557; treasurer II. P. Davis eo9. M. Malone 502; superintendent of education, D. 0. Farren 14s0, H. l.. Reeder $50
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FRANKLIN

Russellyille, April 2.-(Special)- 800 votes cast yesterday in Franklin county were given about as follows. Abercrom- bic 300, Atkins and Hill l50 each, balance scattering. Henderson gets over two to Browns one, and John Wallace gets prac- tically all there is over his opponents. In the county the four commissioners are Hurley Strange, Reed and Vinson Weathford wins over Ramsey for asses sor, Bolding wins over Charles Rcherson for county superintendent of education by the narrow margin of three votes. The official count will be tomorrow.
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derwood club and the other by the execu- tive committee and 1t is not yet known which won.
 Henderson for railroad commissioner got about 800 more votes than Cy Brown, and Wallace for game commissioner got nearly all votes cast. The county officers elected are John F. Mosely. tax collector Am prose Overton, tax assessor, s. R. Butler, superintendent of education. Harry Law Ter, treasurer; H. C. Laughlin. coroner; k. J. Ferguson, constable; ]. l.. McCord. J. T. Clift and George C. Blanton, com missioner. The count of the Huntsville box was not completed until tonight Congress- man Richardson received telegrams tonight confirming previous reports that he car ried every county in the district. His ma torty is now close to 6000. J. N. B. flaw kins was elected. inferior judge by a plu- rality of five votes. Archie Mcdonnell, in cumbent being next in the race.
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PIKE

Troy. April 2.-tSpecial)- )-The vote polled yesterday in Pike county has not been totaled. but the returns available stand as follows: Brown 125, Henderson 1775, Cheney 2s9 Goodbrad 65, Wallace G49 Aber- crombie 597. Atkins 23l, Brooke 69, Hill 9S, Price $40. Dent FPS, Wiley 156S. County officers nominated follows: Judge of law court, T. l.. Borum; treasurer, J. M. Lof- tin; superintendent of education. J. M. Sanders. tax assessor, C. T. Spratley; tax collector, G. Gibson.
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MADISON

Huntsville, April 2.-(Special.)- .)-Not un- til the official canvas of Friday will the full votes cast in Madison county for state candidates be known. Only a few of the county precincts have reported the vote for any candidate except for Con gress and county offices. Incomplete re- turns so far give Abercrombie for con- gressman at large 421. Atkins 325. Brooke 55, Hill 54s and Price 225. For congress- man from this district Judge William Richardson received 2426 votes and Black well $50.
 There were two tickets for delegates to the state convention, both instructed for Underwood. One was put up by the Un-
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LAMAR

Sulligent, April "A very heavy vote was boiled in the primary election throughout this county. The rerturns in- dicate that Hobson carried the county for congressman by about 400 majority. Hobson's majority over MT. Moody at this place is 12 votes. F. R. Harris leads the ticket by small plurality over two opponents for county superintendent of education, and Murray Gilmer is the county treasurer.
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MARION

Guin April -(Special)- out of eighteen beats heard from in Marion county give Hobson I35, Moody 52l. The remaining five beats will not change the majority of Hobsons but very little.
 Bostick, for collector; Franks, for as- sessor; White, for treasurer, and Me kenzie for superintendent, have won out by good majorities. The largest vote ever polled in this county was cast yes terday
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Montgomery. April 2.-(Special)- race in Montgomery county between Dr. John W. Abercrombie and Victor B. At kins for congressman at large was very close, with Abercrombie in the lead. The 19 precincts in the county heard from this afternoon gave Abercrombie 103O votes and Atkins 962. Kyle B. Price ran third in the race, receiving 510 votes. Isaac w. Hill is credited with 2S9 votes and the precincts heard from give H Y Brooke l61 votes. Abercrombie's lead over Atkins in this county will be about 100 votes
 Many people were surprised at Aber- crombie's strength In the county, as it was pretty generally conceded that the largest vote would be boiled for Atkins. Reports from neghboring counties also give Abercrombie a slight lead, with Atkins making a brilliant fight Aber- crombie is declared to have carried Au- tauga and Butler counties though the complete returns have not been received. Atkins carried Dallas county by a hand some majority. Abercrombie led the race | in Wilcox county. late returns from that county giving him 352 votes and Atkins 1S2 In Bullock county the race seems to have been between Atkins and Price. although Abercrombie is said to have received a good vote
 In Marengo, Coffee and Perry counties the race is close between Abercrombie and Atkins, with the former In the lead.
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COLBERT

Sheffield, April 2.-(Special.) )-Colbert county results: Probate Judge C. w. Will Hams 7S6, Allen J. Roulhac 693; treas urer, D. M. Drisdae 6S6, s. c. Wright 577 tax assessor. Walter D. Mitchell 957, E. C. Downs 927 tax collector. James Fl. Spangler 452, l.. II. Ligon SIT; super intendent of education, Joe Walker 64. A. W. Johnson 561.
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MACON

Tuskegee, April 2-tSpecial.)-The of, ficial count for Macon county gives John w Abercrombie for congressman at large a good majority over his opponents, Charles Henderson wins over Cyrus Brown more than to 1. For superintend- ent of education of Macon county w. B. Riley wins easily with three others in the race.
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SHEI.RY

Columbiana. April 2-(Special) )-All but four beats have been heard from Results follow: Brown 1i2, Henderson 30S; Cheney 56. Goodbrad %, Wallace 35S; Abercrombie 177 Atkins 200, Brooke &, Hill 96, Price q: judge of the seventh judicial circuit, Agee 135 Merrill 404.
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WINSTON

Haleyville, April 2.-fSpecial. )-The definite returns cannot be had as yet for the county, but close estimate will give Cyrus R. Brown a majority of 250 for railroad commissioner. Hill will carry the county for Congressman at large though Abercrombie got a good vote at Double Springs Cheney will carry for game warden.
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GREGORY MAY BE THE NEXT COLONEL

Following tie announcement that Col.
 w. H. Mc<leroy of Anniston has ten- dered his resignation and has asked to
 be retired from active service as com- manding officer of the Third infantry regiment, Alabama National Guard, Maj.
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for president got a good vote. R. l.. Brown, R. A. Burt. N. s. Davenport, w. H. Erod, Irby Hall, J. B. Haralson, C. II. Mccartney A. M. Presley and pr. w. E. Quinn were elected delegates to the state convention,
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TO COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS

Washington, April 2.-(Spe- cial. )-Quartermas;er Captain Smith of the United States army will arrive in Anniston tomor- row morning to make final ar engagements for the midsummer maneuvers. The encampment will be held July to August 6. Con- gressman Blackmon has been mo- tified that the army men will be paid off while located at Annis- ton.
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gressman from the Second district Re- turns from the other counties in the dis trict give MT. Dent good lead over his opponent, Captain o. c. Wiley of Troy.
 So far as can be learned, the race be- tween Abercrombie and Atkins in this dis trict has been unusually close, with Alb ercrombie maintaining a slight lead.
 In Autauga county Henderson defeated Brown by a good majority, and Wallace lead Cheney by several hundred votes. Abercrombie carried the county against Atkins.
 R. l.. Faucett defeated Judge George Livingston for judge of probate in Au- tauga county, according to reports re- ceived today.
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BLOUNT
Onennt!

Oneonta, April Especial )-Nine precincts heard from give: Cyrus Brown S4, Henderson 333; Cheney, ITO. Wal
 lace 220 Abercrombie 270, Hill ST, At kins 25, Price %, Brooke 50.
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PICKENS

Alicevllle. April 2.--(Special) plete returns give Hobson 10iS. Moody io1. Lavender, treasurer, 50S majority; Phil lips. assessor, 1lS majority: Keesler, col lector, 46 majority, and Dowdell, super intendent of education, $40 majority, arc nominees.
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JACKSON

Ecottsboro, April 2.-(Special.)--- Twenty-one of 3s boxes received: Rich ardson 119, Blackwell f05. T. ]. Vim berley is elected tax assessor, J. M. Mooney collector, Dallas Brown treas urer, c. R. Brewton superintendent of education. Commissioners: First district, J. NJ McNelly; Second. I. E. Sanders Third district, ". B. Wheeler; Fourth, w H Stovall. Abercrombie will carry Jackson. John H. Wallace, Jr., Charles Henderson and Underwood in land slide.
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Foshee are leading for delegates to state convention.
 Sims Is leading for collector, Johnston for assessor, Hart for treasurer, Badgon for superintendent of education, Dent for Congress, Hill and Abercrombie running close. A light vote was boiled in the county.
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ABERCROMBIE TO WIN
 RACE FOR CONGRESS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1,

ucation A W Hays led J. C. Hicks by about 100 votes; for commissioner for the third district D. N Ham defeated D. L. Cruise; for commissioner of first district J. E. Hamilton defeated N F. Stewart.
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is very close, and it will take com plete returns to decide. T. M. Hough is nominated by large plurality in the Third district.
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stevenson. April 2.-- Special. )--Jacs- son county went solid for Underwood Richardson carried the county by 1000 Tax collector, J. w. Money; assessor J. T. Wimberley; treasurer, Dallas Brown: superintendent of education, c. S Brewton, are county officers elected.
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Deaths and Funerals
F. w. Lide

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 Funeral services over the body of F. w. Lide will be held this afternoon at o'clock from the late residence, BPS South Fourteenth street. Interment will be made at Oak Hill cemetery. He is sur- vived by a widow and one daughter. Mrs Walter Ryan of Birmingham. He was as Confederate veteran and a member of Camp Hardee. All members are invited ta attend the funeral
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Hefiin, April 2.-(Special) )-Complete re- turns from all precincts give the follow ing results: Ahercrombie for congress and Brown for railroad commissioner far in lead: for county offices: Tax collector. ". l.. Dees; assessor, A. M. Turner; su- perintendent of education, c. B. Roman; commissioners. Wheeler and Blake. Mer- Till for circuit judge carries county by seven to one vote.
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ST. CLAIR

Odenville. April Special. )-Ths box polled 119 votes, distributed as fol- lows State-Abercrombie 92, Hill 4, Price 1. County-Superinte of education, Funderburg 27, Hammond 34, McClendon Al. Mccall 16; for treasurer, Hodges 69, Seaborn 3, Mckinney 41; for tax collector, Hill 59, Montgomery 40; for assessor, Morris 92 (no opposition) Abercrombie seems to have carried the county by good majority. Me Lendon. Funderburg and Hammond are running neck and neck for superin- tendent of education with McLendon a little in the lead. Mckinney seems to have made a runaway race for treas urer. Hill has small majority over Montgomery for assessor. Frank Nor ris for collector had no opposotion and has received almost the full vote. Wal lace received a majority for game and fish commossioner.
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Ashville. April 2.-(Special. )--Henderson seems to have carried the county over Brown for railroad commissioner. John H. Wallace. Jr.. has carried the county.
 At noon today Hill has 4l5 and Aber- erombie 4o0 votes A final count will be necessary to determine the winner. For treasurer Mckinney carried the county by a majority of 127. For superintendent of education Mc11endon and Funderburg are almost tied. F. M. Morris was nominated for tax collector without opposition.
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CLEBURNE

Hefin, April 2.-(Special) IA bercrom- bic, Henderson and Wallace have car ried cleburne by majorties estimated at 500.
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