davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
REAL nfAzf 12A1sxm

nmssals = lsAauosd- -yssaa1sk 4. Ii.eR. q M.
- LAssnes ". - NAn1s = HnsW. -
>! sqons - ~: saaap q
a'l 'sssss -. = : : s..ss - -.
ips q ssus.s =. % a.so an
- fsodsA sss6 nsEiksssS-1ohl.eba Lem
al Tfust Cdopay. tFuseOs - Asa1s y.
w..hs.ss. sss n si.s'sss. z: =; - = ns NJ
70 oscx W. 49,. - =. b,ssk y -
- Pesngivanis aSlB1s ssulAssst-Duss \. onftA.
tu.fes. 70 sannsi = oDsies s.d May r.
n gssa; nss .,s.. =: : -. ;sS o. >. w.s. 4.
tus.ss.. to stssan v. Tsbes. 1t Z ssusrs
m. .s.st bss..-s D sDl = a.,s,s su.sA-.s-
Tiut stssst b.t.ss. D sad = arsrts nssss.usJ.
Walter MouIdsn TO 9. Dmnn BrsdIsy. hts q
Hstley. Ct NJ. to Arthur J. Kape. lot Il. sauss
lc Pnnsyivsnia ssenus nsrthvsuE-sopass Hsnlss
10 Me5~ Han,ein. Hssnah n Nsfhsp. ssmn<i.
Jo1ph h. md Isadocs HaaIrin. iof 9. squars
sixth tvet hetseeu I nd X srssts southssss-
David X Meredith q M. 10 Dasid n Nertdith.
lot lS square, Gs 80 Ito second party for life.
and thn TO his ehildren).
sc and s5 Louisiana avenue northvat-RisAsrd g.
woafs. ct uz. to Roy A. Pichfad. los =. square
-. SO: stamp $3.50
Hs and V Louisiana asenus northWe2-Roy n.
Picksoni to Edmund S. Rsed. lot n. squars
20. SO: stamp Ga9.
Chiihm Castle Heishts-Munaey Tf,nE o., trustee
70 William J. Vannosf. lot g. squav xue 81 So
P1eassnt Piains-MarthA Z BuDdy ct vir. Charies
8 To a. Stuart yipopd. lot - 80
Pleasant Piains-A- Stuart vipond To Martha z
and Charles 8. Bundy. lot "a. So
Addition To Brooksnd-John L. Weaver ct al
TRUSTEES. to James A. Connof and AIlen II.
orrdor1. lots is. II. q. =. =. block D. so;
stamp $50.
Addition to Bcuoklsnd-Ssme To James A. Conner
lots la Is. . block ! 40: stamp &
addition to Brooklsnd-Jame 4. Counor ct al to
Theodore l.. Edmistoa and Ruby J. Edmistou.
lot i. bloch 4. so: stamp 9.
Washington He;ghts-Georse NJ Emmerick ct a.
trustees. tn Harry W. Ransden part lot S.
block :. $500
Washington Heights-Hany ". Rsnsdell to Willis
4. Finch. rsrt lot .. block Z. SO. stamp 6.o
Chevy Chase Heights7J. n. r. Bear To Hazel L.
Nyman- lot q. square LIE. SO; stamp s.
PetwoFtb Edmund p. kelcher. ct W. to Carolins
Asismore- lot q. square IS. slo stamp sl0
street between Thirty-hfth and Thirty sixth
streets northwcst-Wilhzm Grafe TO Emil W.
Reibetanz. lot =. square sOuth Of rs. SO;
stamp s..
EE U street nortiiuest-Eusrnic J. Marc tn VIII
ism r. Dckerson. lot "a. square ls1 so:
stamp $50
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Nd. Dec. lo.-MIJLFEED lin 100 ii.
sacksl-sprine bran. ,3usS5o; nour to white
middlina, D.ooa33W: Western middlinr. 23oos
80: City Mills middlinp. .35oa1o; do. white
middlinn. D.ooA3o.p; do. winter bran. 15Oa.AU.
nOUR-winrer cscar. &Na5.s: winter sunlight.
scas5Is; winter PATENT s-S5.So: spting clear. 5es
$50: spring straight 56a57s: spring -fstent. 57os
sc5: CITY Mills best winter patent. so: do. blend
I'd patent. $50; do. hiGh-grads straight. $50: do.
extra. 4.soa4D: do, spring patent. $50: rye hour.
medium to choice. sI5esi5; curnmcal. Der 100 Ihs.
L5aI.6.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Twten. choice. large.
young. per h.. 1a1; do. fair to good. h.. lsals:
d.. poor and crooked breast. lb. II: ehickenA
stnisht, young. per lb. Us: do. mixed young and
old. per h.. "a; do. old roostas. Der b.. llal2
ducax. choice. fat per h. lsals: seese. choice.
nearby. l5al1
over. h.. l3; do old hens smaller. h.. Il: rooste
n. >: do. spins. larEe. Il: do. small. h.. l3
ducks MuscDvy. lbs. and over. Isah; Pedns.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

ouoistions given below srs for lsrss lots II sooA
marketable goods only. Jobhers' price srs hishsf.
Lover srsdss may b soid fos ,esa Fancy GOOD
command higher prices.
Tho p,cduce nartet. under continued heavy re
cripts ruled easy sg,in Yesterday. Veal calves
OF fraction ~hile the other goods held hrln.
Although the weather favored nrner marhct. the
giutted condition tended to retard It.
Fruits and resetabie fdt light artiSity. but fss
chsnsek Sweet potatoes and ooicus strengthened
The figures were:
EGGs-Fr-sh. per doz.. s.s: Southern. zs,s
BUTTER-Bsst prints. new. per h.. a: tub. $:
process. .: under snde. creamery. aap: store
LARD.ruS. pure. H.. ~: do. eomp0nd. 10;
cottcuRed oil. per can. as.
Ib. Is; s-is domestic. Der Ii. =: do. fcreisH
LIVE PoULrRY-H.ns, per III. i: roos,-,..
per Ib.. icsii; spring ducas. Der Ib.. I4.ls; spring
chickens, per h.. Is: turkeys. per h.. u
GREEN GOODS-Bezns. per basket 2ooaaoo:
beeis. rer bunch. 3aA; Brussels sprouts PER qt..
loaleii; eabbage new. PER bb-. Ha'5: carrots. Per
per crate. ,.ooa4p: cuembsrs per basket. 2so.a5e;
cymb'irgs rer cratr. 2ooa,oo: exgplants per crats
25ca7oe: kaie per bbl-. 6s.s; lettuce Florida prf
basket. s5oa3.0: do. North Carolina. pz basket
l.5osZ5o onicus, pr sack. 1ooss5: parsnips. Per
boz. sa7s: peppers. per crate. i.7s.ap: popcorn.
p1 box, LOO: potatocs, per ssck. 2ll23: sweetA
rer b5l. l.Sasp: yams. per Dbl. L.'aI.5o: squash.
pr bbl. i.7ssso: spinach: per bei.. leals: toms-
toes. nearby. pr box. .oaA@; tunis. per hbl..
locsi.D: do. pr bon. 5ato.
FRUTrS-Apples. per bbl.. I.eosa.D: cranberTies.
pcf bbl. I.5ozA9: do. per tox. l75a1e; grapes.
per basket. lSssis: uaVetrut, pr box. 3oaa5o:
lemons. pr box. .5uaa5o: pinespples psr e.,ts.
a5oaI0.
LIVE sTOCK-veal calves prime. per h.. loaIos:
do. medium. per h., ytalo: do. new. ssSs;
spring lambs. per H.. ASi.
DRESSED GOoDs-Drrssed hog, per b.. .: do.
heavy. ~.
HAY. sTkAw. AND coRN-Hsy. best timothy.
per ton. 10: mixed. per ton. I2ooafsO:
SEQ: com. pr bSl.. lp; do. new. pr bbl. 81
SEEDS-C1orer. red. per h.. lss21: do. slsike.
per Ib.. l5al': do, timothy. Der bo-. 3.3as5a:
red top. per III. l04: orchard eass. psr bus.
I-scs2 9; blue srss. per bus. Is: re. per bus IN.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
'WEEKL II REVIEW OF TRADE
Hard for Manufactures to Fin Orders; Basnes Booming
Everywhere Says Duns and Bradsreets Comes as the
Echo Sounding Prosperity IN the United States.

New York. Dea 1G-Drsdstreet's Re-
view Of Trsd> fee TIE eurFsnf week To-
morrow viii ~:
.Aif reports axree that movements are
smarter than they have beeu at thls
season for three ysafs past and In eoms
aspects the situation excels the nush
times Of December. 1Soi.
Activity covers multiplicity Of lines;
some .oe tho leading Industries. strained
a. they are. cannot increase prcduction
10 the level OF demand. and whereas this
season Of the year usually nnds whole
sale trade quiet. with inventories either
under way or In prepara ton. present cur
rents arc such that seasonal dullnesa
Is conspicuous by its absence, anima-
ton. but slightly modified by the ap-
proach of the years end, being the key
note of the qu-rter just mentioned.
Retailers BayinE Well.
This latter development. born of low
stocks the country over. necessitates con-
stant buying by retail dealers. who al
this season are usually won't to pur-
chase sparingly.
At tho same time recognition Of the
1hct that there IL a paucity of supplies
makes many purveyors anxious to cover
future requirements. to get protection
both as to supplies and prices. Indeed.
so many backloss in the form Of filled
order books have been rolled up in the
leading lines Of production that sellers
are refusing to accept further prompt
deliveries Of orders.
Regular retail trade in winter wearing
apparel Ia good. buying for spring de-
livery is very encouraging and the trade
in jeweIry. one of the lines most depress-
ed during the slump following the war.
shows marked revival in some lines
Motor truck factories were never buster.
Leather and. wool are In excellent de-
mand.
Money In better demand gives signs OF
advancing.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
PRICES ADVANCE on CHANGE.
Grsphopho.e Stock Reaches Higher
Ieyel-TradinE Tone Str0ng.

The tone Of trading continued strong
on the Washington Stock Exchange yes
terday. and the few changes in. prices
were toward higher levels Although no
sales were made Of American Graphic
phone common. the bid for quotation
lots of the stock was raised from III L.
to IA, and one broker was willing to pay
l46 for an odd lot OF five shares.
American Graphophone preferred was
even stronger. After s-10 shares had
sold at 154 and thirty-five shares at 15s.
the quotation bid was established at "a
as compared with 15o on Thursday. Amer
lean Security and Trust stock advanced
five points to go. and the bid on Be-
curity Storage was raised FIVE points to
iS.
Washington Gas stock slumped. twenty
shares selling at IS 1-2 to "a points be-
low the price OF the last sale. Other
sales included te:- shares of Mergen-
thaler Linotype stoci- at 10: 1900
Riggs Realty uong) at 1ol; a 1900
Washington Railway and Electric at
81, and a 500 Capital Traction at los.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Dec le-yHLI,FTED-Demspd ID
moderate a. firm prices spsing bran in ,Wpofd
sacks. eIMhc13. to arrive; standard midding. To
arrive. csoon-It: ddos, 10 arrive. 3.oosDW;
winter wheat. in loppound 0cks. TO arrive. s3-sa
AS: city bran. In bulk. Is: oil meal. 8.asDO
per ton
POIK-Strons; inquiry moderate. Mess. lsoos
IS family. a.oosgn: clear. :soos.l.0.
BEEF-f1zt: demand Is limited. Packet. T-5a
noo: f.mit. Azslaso: extra India mess. 800;
mess F.SsA0.
LARD-Steady: yoquiry is moderate. Prime
Western iol5: refined continent. losb: South Amer
lean. N.oo: refined Brazilian. In kegs. Zoo: beef
stesrre l03 cents; lard steanpe quiet 1t Il cents
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
G. W. Artists Will Be Organized.

An art society Is to be organized With
in the next few weeks at George Wash
ing University. w. S. Hance. 9r.. one
of the editors of The Hatchet. weekly
student publication, Is at the head of the
movement for the formation OF the So
ciety. 1t would prepare posters. cartoons,
drawings and signs 10 advertise student
ORGANIZATIONS and would be a recruiting
organization for the selection Iof art
stats for The Hatchet and The Cherry
Tree student year book.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
For Georxetovn Hospital.

The Ladies' Board Of Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital are assured of a large
for th6r card party benefit,
to be held this afternoon at . o'clock, in
the Raleigh ballroom
The officers of the board are Mrs.
Isaac Cans. president: Miss Mary Keli-
her, recording secretary; Mrs wilfred NJ.
Barton. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Joseph Strasburger, treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
Wholesale Prices High.

J lbs and orer. H.. 10: do. puddle. La and
oser. i,a3: piseouH rSir. %: cuinoa fowl. each.
80: tmte,a ID. and over. ,oans. lb.. d.:
do, small h.. Is: do. old. 10. -; d.. poor.
and virginia. pr H. Itais; do. Western and
Southern. per H.. l5aH.
BUTTER-Cramery. fancy. per ih. .5ss1; do.
ehoice. aa5: do. good. 3la0: do. prints. 16aS !;
DO, blocks .5a6: ladies. 2a23: Msryland and
Penns, ,lvauis. rolls. h. IssD: dairy prtnts. Isso:
process butter sisB: storepscksd. "a
EGGS-Mzryl land. Pennsylvania and Westsrn.
frsts, IS; West virSinis. 3; Southern, ;.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11

adeld ~ hsuru quits budnnh, ~ II ~ ~
- that tha haA hsn ven dlsesssfsa - -
hesU ening thAt had bssa expscesd - Ssllgw
md not sppsas. re0s - - . ~ nsls tAzul1A-
oue The 1est h01s Wjth ssnlinent uixed< HsgR
pana uas huU buyer d mar nnslks ss1R ~
npnl sna . w9S spst hsan. ~ p1seAasuA
- st IL e1ess eosfAsra ssllag eaussd - ssslsf
NO saIsA ecst st Liverpool vss quistsR - T.
cline cf II potsfs 70 the hasis a S.eld f1 MD
upland Tdtasss In the Eusitah nsrnt anishsd
qg3st q Mt dsciips of E<sgS ppinEa
.Pc.t s,esipes fos ths day vsrs slD bslsa s0ina
.. 1.1a bals ysar ~.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.

Chicago, Dec M-wan Street has asain been DE-
feated In the Chicago wheat market The hS East
crn speruators who cleaned w fortunus In var
stocks have Transferred . great deal Of this nnusy
TO the pockets a Western gain speculation.
A private Liverpool oable reported . good inquiry
at full prices for Amziean spxinG wheat, but lid
the actual purchases were Light O. account Of ths
hrmneS of holdesS.
Coarse srains were lower along with WHEAT but
showed smaller iosseA oom declining to 10 and
oats losing IL to I4c. The volume Of business do
creased. as support was not forthcoming. and the
bears made the most a it. Cash sales here were g.
oO bushels Of corn for Eastern shipment and 500
bushels Of oats. The weather favorable for both
these grainA The country was selling coame rI1ins
In a moderate way only and refming to PAT With
its surplus On any deelinea
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
Nav Change Civic Body's Name

The December meeting OF the PUBIC
Association OF Congress
Heights Is to be held Monday night In
the town hail on Alabama avenue. Much
interest is being manifested In the suS-
restlcn that the name of the association.
be changed from IFS rreseat name TO
that Of ConCre.g Heights Citizens As
sociation. The prohibition question
probably will be presented at this
meeting,
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11

New York. Dec. Ie.-Dun,s Trade Re-
View for this WAak tomorrow viii say:
There 70 no longer complaint of de-
ferred buying. but Of dlmculty IN meet
Ing the steadily expanding requirements.
Consumptivs demand excseds supply IN
some lines. and distributing channels are
obstructed by the congestion Of freight.
raj and oversee shipping facilities still
hing Inadequate to cope with the rush
Of trafic. This tends to act a. q brake
on commercial progress. yet the forward
movement has not perceptibly siackened.
either In domestic or foreign commerce.
On the contrary. exports. in spite OF the
shortage of vessels and other obstacles.
continue in notably heavy volume. while
internal trade Is further swelled as the
holiday season approaches.
Christmas Buyisg Good.
Development Of Christmas business full
flls the most optimistic expectations. and
the greater spending power Of the masses
II demonstrated both by the magnitude OF
the purchases and the preference shown
for the more costly grades Of merchan-
disc.
This condition Ia general. every impor-
tant center reporting a marked growth In
retail dealings. but Il Is most apparent
In the sections where the Industrial boom
has given employment to thousands Of
men who were formerly idle. Moreover.
In many instances increased wages oper-
ate to Offset the enhanced cost OF COM
modities. and II Is OF significance I'm this
connection that rise In foodstuffs has been
Il 80 pronounced than in other articles.
Wholesale Prices High.
Because OF the continued broadening of
requirements. wholesale
prices are now at the highest level In
nearly half a century. and of late the
advance has been particularly striking
I'm iron and steel, where activity Is un-
abated.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
COTTON MARKETS.

cloeng at net loss Of 70 10 ppinta Ihe estimate
BY tho Department Of Agriculture. placins ths
excluding unters. issued At .. N. vas followed
By . break Of 10 xpoints In plicss. Some Con-
crop at H. iel 90 bales Of % pounds gross weight.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
The Safest Investments

A.. .ss-s that DO moi noctuste during diA
srrhsd condjtions Il the uoDey q stack nas.
:kSsA Frst dsed Of truR noto tnrst 0on.
saees,. wsh sscured on rsal eslats IN ths Dis
trief Of Columbia. snstitnfe gilt edge" tn-
!sssnsutA. 1bey do net dspsnd upen ~
0.a,eaI rsslsosibiity of tDdiSiduais O CO.
pcrstiens inr their ststinty. and are asaps
,Srsn taxafiou - pesonsl pfupaty. We eaa
srppH sch 1vssemerts n aDousts fraa -
sy1afd eend for booklet. Concerning LssD
and lp,e-sueufns
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11

knowledge Is power" remarked the
party of the first part. Maybe So"
responded the party of the second
part, but you want to get rid Of the
idea that when you switch OF for the
night the trolley cars have to stop
running."-Louisville Courier-Journai.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
r.rnished sy W. .. HIsss 4 C.

SALES.
Capital TRACTION sa. $50 At lA
Washington Railway 4 Electric b. GO at T.
Rigs Realty IS nons,. 90 At loi.
Gnphophone preferred. 10 At lS. 10 ut II. >
at Is,
After call:
Grsphopaone preferred. At lA
washingion Gas, % At Bs.
Mergenthaier LINOTYPE. 10 at 10
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11

Total sales 5.7 100 shares. seainst e6.IJ YESTERDAY
and 6.Do . work ago. This day . year asc
the excianSs vas closed. Ffu0 JanuaIy 70
date lee 81. rs against S.0s.eo . year asp.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
BALTIMORE STOCK MAKRET.

Baitimr- Dec. 10.
BALTIMORE CITY STOCKS Rex,.
RIA Aakad
The Washington herald., 1915-12-11
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

sE1-dividend.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-08-04
Bad Check Passed on May & Cameron

A young white man about %
years of age. who gave his name
and address as +. W. Meek. Grove.
ton, Tex, formerly of HazleEurst
Miss. was caught and arrested near
Wesson Monday morning about 1C
O'Clock by Constable L. R. James
and Mr.. E. R White, bookkeeper
for the firm of May & Cameron.
being brought back and lodged in
the county Jail here on the charge
of passing bogus check
Meek walked into May & Gamer
on's store early Monday morning
and purchased some dry goods
which came to about so cents ard
asked the clerk if he would take a
check on a bank IN New Orleans.
The clerk sent him to the book
keeper The bookkeeper having
known the young man when he re.
sided at HazIehurst. confidently
cashed a check for $40 90 as the
boy said he needed "little
change ]"
About an hour after Meek had
gone Mr.. White telegraphed to
the bank in New Orleans asking il
Meek had any money deposited
there. The answer came back,
"No."
When the case came up for hear
ing before Justice Butler yesterday
compromise was reached-Mr
May withdrawing the affidavit on
payment Of all costs in the case.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-08-04

957, Terry los, Brown sos Reve-
nue. agent-RobertsoD 69l. Evans
232. Elmer 343. Rush 254, Moore
499. Railroad commissioner. Sec
ond District-Sheppard 1892. Aus
tin 761: Prison trustee. Second
District-Montgomery 759. Thames
1924 Bank examiner, Second
District-Pettis, Jr., 402, Love
l65 District Attorney. Fourteen
tn District Miller 1,458. Wall
67O State senator, Eleventh dis
trict- Mayes 879, Lockwood 33l,
Coen 1923 Representative-King
GAL, Robertson 245, Beacham 37l,
Fairman 286, SmyIie LIZ, Catch
ing GIT, Russell GIT, Davis 223,
Martin AL, Harrison 1863, Har-
grave 900.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-08-04
COUNTY CANDIDATES.
Some Win in First Others viii Have
Run Off.

Harvey McGehee won an over
wheIming victory over DR.. J.. P.
Conn for state senator from Lin
coin, Lawrence and JEFF Davis coun-
ties
Fred Wright for Floater from
Lincoln and franklin counties car
ries a big lead in Lincoln but
Franklin has not been heard from.
] Frank Cole and q. G Butler
will run it off for Representative
in Lincoln
For Sheriff R. G. Applewhite
led the ticket and will. be in the
second primary with w. Ed Smith.
Chsncery Clerk R. W MrNair
carried big lead and will run it
OFF with ] Morris Montgomery.
Assessor 7. Hugh Smith lacked
only rs votes Of winning over all
his opponents and will run 1t Of
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-08-04
PUBLIC SPEAKING DATES
Places and Dates Where the Caudi-
dates Will FOregather to
Address the Voters.

The candidates have agreed upon
a plan of campaign to cover the en-
tire county between the two prl-
maries.
This is tine only way to reach the
voters. The speakers will have
plenty of time to make their
speeches
The voters are urged to come
out and hear the candidates. The
speakIng will begin at 10 o'clock
in the morning and continue until
4 O'Clock in the afternoon. The
night speaking will begin at 8
O'Clock
Three places will be reached each
day, two during the day time and
one at night
While one half the candidates
are speaking to the people at one
place the others will be addressing
the people at another place near by.
Dinner on the grounds
Candidates speaking dates are
as follows:
Brookhaven, Saturday night,
August z. at the city hall.
Fair River, Aug 8. Holly
Springs, Aug 3. Big Springs.
Monday night, Aug. 8.
Heuck's Retreat, Aug. 10. Good
water, Aug. 10. Mission Hill,
Tuesday night. Aug 10.
Confederate Grove, Aug. IL.
Rocky Bluff. Aug ii. Mt. Zion.
Wednesday night, Aug. II.
Beaver Creek. Thursday night.
Aug IL
Red Star. Aug. 1S. Grafton
Hall. Aug l3 Grange Hall. Fri
day night, Aug. l3
Edwards School. Saturday night,
Aug. IA.
johnson Grove. Aug l6. Gum
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-08-04

plete returns may recover the lead
for Carter The contest promises
to be close.
For treasurer. the complete re-
turns from about As counties give
Taylor 40, 1872 and Sheffield 29. 739,
indicating Taylor's election
For insurance commissioner. in
the same counties as above, Henry
has 80. 780 and Martin 80. $50 The
two are running neck and neck,
and the official count will be Dec-
essary to decide.
For auditor in the same counties,
Smith has 81 ,123 against 81. 1893.
Wilson's election is predicted
For land commissioner secon nd
primary will be necessary. The
vote for the same counties gives
Brown 20, ,653, and Wood 5,935,
Terry, $500; Robb, SO. 1888, Thomp-
son. Is, 122.
A second primary for state reve-
nue. agent also will be necessary.
Love wins easily for bank exami.
ner. second district. Edwards is
leading for railroad commissioner.
first district: Sheppard for railroad
commissioner, second district. and
w. A Montgomery for prison trus-
tee, first district
Figures on the race for revenue
agent in 45 counties follow: Evans,
Is, 165; Elmer. 13. 163; Robertson
1913: Moore. Is, $50; Rush. 9. 1O3.
The same counties for clerk OF
the Supreme Court give Myers "a,
GIL; BrantIey, 81 .27l.
The vote in Tuesdays primary
was exceptionally heavy over the
State. probably in excess of 1885,
600
Bunyan Carter. for lieutenant
governor, surprised even his warm
est friends by the strong vote he
polled over the state.
The Semi-weekly leader., 1915-08-04
Sheriff MontgOmery's Race in Doubt

In the race for prison trustee Of
the second district between sheriff
Hugh Montgomery, Of Brookhaven
and j. F. Thames. the result is in
doubt, complete figures in this race
only having been received from 13
of the 29 counties composing the
southern district. Thames being
several hundred votes ahead on the
face of returns.