The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-12-29
Who's Who, Politically, Of Alabama

......................,. ........"......... mayor of Evergreen and as sheriff of Conecuh county.
 woodford Mabry of Camden will be an applicant for appointment as United States minister so Honduras He is native of Georgia where his family las been prominent in politics for many years. For the past three years he has heen praeticing law in Camden, where he has made many friends. MT. Mabry has an extensive acquaintance in Geor- gia. Oklahoma and New York city.
 Norman D. Godhold of Camden is an applicant for United States attorney for the Southern district of Alabama. Hs Is well and favorably known all over Alabama, having taken prominent part in every campaign for the past 15 years Though still a young man. 35 years of age, he has won laurels at the bar and in politics. He served as solicitor of Washington county, as member of the legislature from Will COX, as solicitor of Wilcox county, as mayor of Camden, and is the present senator from the Twenty second sen- atorial district.
 pr. R. F. Mcconnell of Attalla, who WILL Do dll dDpllCdHl TUT DOStHldSleT dl that place under the incoming demo- cratic administration, has behind him d long line of honorable party serv- ice to vouch for his party standing. He was born in Lawrenceville Ga, in 1851. and, notwithstanding the fact that his father brought him to Alabama while yet small boy, he went back to Geor- gia to study medicine and graduated at Atlanta in 1881. He returned to 4-1.. .Hs I, e.. a Il. July, 1888. He has filled at different times every office in the county med teal society and was elected at one time counsellor to the state medical as- sociation. At present he is serving as pension examiner for Etowah county, and is now brigadier commander of the Fifth brigade, S. (. Y. He has served as a member of the county democratic executive committee almost continu- ously since 1889, part of the time being chairman of that organization. For something like 1 years past he has served as chairman of the Sixth sen atorial committee. He was a delegate to the congressional convention when Congressman Burnett was first nomin- ated. He has also served as delegate to state conventions. He has served many years as a member of the local school board and has given much time anu WOIh to tue cause or HuucdIlON at his nome town.
 Lum Duke of opeliIa. judge of the law and equity court, was born in Har- ris county, Georgia, on June 90. 1865; graduated at Auburn In June, 1884, with the degree of A. B.; was admitted to the bar at LaFayette in January, 1890. He practiced law at Lafayette with his brother and with Judge J. R. Dow dell, now chief justice of the Alabama supreme court, and later a Opelika, with Reid E. Barn ss and with Thoma $ D. Sanford. He was never a candi- date for office but once and that was for the judgeship whlch he holds. He has always been an active, loyal dem oerat. He is a Royal Arch Mason a Knights of Pythias and a Baptist.
 TT. \. McCooi of West Diocton was born in Macon county, 56 years ago. came to West Bloeton in 1895, and Is the present mayor of the thriving town. He is an applicant for post master at West Bloston.