The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-09-27
Canvass of Members Elect
ed Shows Both House and
Senate Will Be Against
the Governor-Compulso-
ry Education Bill Will Be
introduced BY Evans of
Marlboro.

eioih anu oO members in the
senate. The governors following ir
the mouse seems to be 20, while he
mas II supporters in the senate. The
complete roll of the members of the
mouse and senate has been prepared.
Compulsory Education.
Inc indications are that the ap-
preaching session will be one of the
most interesting in the history of the
state. If past performances of the
governor-in the event he is elected
are any indications, then this ses-
sion Is going to be very stormy. One
fthe most important bills to be in
troduced will be that providing for
compulsory education. This measure
will be introduced by J. ]. Evans.
member of the house from Marlboro
county.
Some Defeated.
lhere Will be many missing faces
and many new faces in the house and
senate. Many of the old time lead.
ers have not been returned. Lowndes
.. Browning, one of the ablest men
that ever presided over the ways and
means committee, did not seek re-
election in Union. H. X. Osbrone and
Thomas j. Kirkland, two of the
aolest men in the house, were defeat
ed.
Members of Senate.
-. folowing are the members of
tne senate the 'oa.t,y-----.--.-ey--.--'s-
~ "a t;y s fs.,, et,ssi
John F. Williams; Anderson, xG. w.
Sullivan; Bamberg, ]. B. Black; Barn.
we'll, A. B. Patterson; Beaufort, Neils
Christensen; Berkeley, xE. ]. Dennis;
Calhoun, J. A. Banks; Charleston,
xHuger Sinkler; Cherokee, XIV. S.
Hall, Jr.; Chester, KIP. L. Hardin;
Chesterfield, xG. X. Laney; Clarendon,
xLewis Appelt; Colleton, xJ. D. Ack.
erman; Darlington, XL. M. Lawson;
Dillon, xJ. H. Manning, Dorchester,
H. R. Cross; Edgefeld, B. E. Nichol-
son; Fairfield, T. H. Ketchin; Flor.
ence, xJ. w. McCown; Georgetown,
xLegrand G. Walker; Greenville, w.
H. Earle; Greenwood, D. B. Johnson;
Hampton, xE. R. CHM; Horny, H. L.
shaw, w. R. Hough; Lancaster, xT. j.
Strait; Laurens, o. P. Goodwin; Lee,
xG. NJ. Stuckey; Lexington, w. H..
Sharpe; Marlboro, xJ. B. Green; Mar
ion; Henry Mullins; Newberry, Allan
tombstone; Oconee, xE. E. Werner;
Orangeburg,. Robert Lide; Pickens,
xT. J. Mauldin; Richland, xF. H. Wes-
ton; Saluda, B. w. Crouch; Sumter,
xJ. H. Clifton; Spartanburg, H. B.
Carlisle; Union, xMacbeth Young;
Williamsburg, xE. C. Epps; York, j.
E. Beamguard.
Members of House.
The following are the members
elected to the house of represent
atives:
Abbeville-J. H. Moore, M. J. Ash,
ley, NJ. c. Robinson.
Aiken-C r. Holley. Hugh Long
third primary between R. ]. Wade anc
j. C. Busbee.
Anderson-O. d. Gray, J. w. Ash
ley, Rev. T. F. Nelson, J. Mac King
]. A. Hall, w. w. Scott.
Bemberg-B. w. Miley, J. A. Hun
ter.
Barnwell-R. M. Mixson, c. S
Warner, Il. c. Creech.
Beaufort-E. M. Fripp, A. M. Hi
oft.
Berkeley-W. X. Cross, J. A. Har
vey.
Calhoun-Dr. ID. r. Sturkle.
Charleston-Sam Rittenberg, N. E
Barnwell, H. G. Senseney, L. P. Mel
Fl, S. S. Whaley A. VanderHorst
Clifford Thompson, J. C. d. Schroe
der.
Cherokee-N. w. Hardin, C. E
Daniel.
Chester-A. C. Brice, r. o. Atkin
son.
Chesterfield-W. F.. Stevenson, w. I
Odom.
Clarendon-H. w. Michum, r.
White, E. NJ. Kennedy.
Colleton-H. X. Strickland, j. /
Robertson.
Darlington-W. T. Harper, C. I
Lee, w. F.. James.
Dillon-P. l.. Bethea, l.. M. Roger
Dorchester-Joseph Murray.
Edgefeld-J. P. DeLaughter, ]. +