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The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-09

NOTICE OF THE INTENTION OF
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF BOLIVAR COUNTY MlSSIS-
SIPPl. TO ISSUE NOT EXCEED-
ING ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
(S100.0o0.O0) DOLLARS OF
ROAD BONDS OF SEPARATE
ROAD DISTRICT NUMBER ONE
~ OF SAID BOLIVAR COUNTY.
Notice is hereby given by the Board
os Supervisors OF Bolivar County Mis-.
sissppi, that unless a petition signed
bv at least twenty (2O per cent? cent
of the qualified electors OF Separate
Road District Number One I) ut Boil.
var County Mississippi, is filed with
the said Board OF Supervisors on or be-
tore it's next regular meeting
to he held i'll the town
OF Cleveland on the first Monday
III Jau;,aN y. u. 1917, against the
issuance o. such road bonds. the Board
will issue, under aus hoiity 81 chapter
y OF tie si,aws OF Mississippi,
iSi6, not exceeding One
Humid ed Thousand (SioO eco .o0)
Dollars ot Dad bonds of said >sparate
Road HistriSt Number Cue IN, tie pro-
cee.ia from sand bonl issue to be used
.I. the purpose o. constructing aud ex-
tepdin4 ff'bt ,i,'phtvaYs ~ said road
district - Il. tyrt at the south erd OF
said district Win he improved nigh.
way ot Nivefs ar Separate Road bis
trict ofsatd county. ana TO connect at
he nori Il en-. ~ sa1d ai>tI 81 with The
improved h,.aNavs ot t}o8h0r,a Conn
f i tl.e ss,7-1 a
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-09
PROCEEDINGS or THE BOARD
Regular December Meeting Held
at Rosedale.
The State OF Mississippi
Co,,ot, e. pn1;y,- Y

The State Of Mississippi
County Of Bolivar
7irst Judicial District
Be it remembered that q regular
the Board of Supervisors was
gun and held in court house in
Wn of Rosedale, Mississippi on
g first Monday the same being
4th day of December, 1916, and
Irregular time for the meeting
the said Board of Supervisors.
ere being present and presiding
A. Speakes. president, l.. B.
IN sheriff, p. B. Woodland,
k, members J. L, Smith, S. D.
omlton, H. l.. Wilkerson, w. e.
on. After due procl .matiou
Ehe sheriff the following pro
lings were had o-wit.
lrdered that Alex Henry be ap-
hted road commissioner Of Pha-
seperate road district vice G.G.
Iker resigned.
|. D. Kuowlton. a member of
board of supervisors, offered
following resolutions;
Whereas, it appearing to the
I'd of supervisors OF Bolivar
nty, Mississippi, that the exist
public highways and and ter
rv tributary thereto and the
ineer and geographical condi
rendered it expedient TO create
organize a seperate road dis
described by land numbers as
,inafter described, therefore be
.so!ved by the boArI, AND:
is ordered by the board of
erviscrs of Bolivar county Mis-
ippi, that the cielk Of the board
and he is hereby instructed to
dish in the Bolivar County
Eocrat news paper published
aid Bolivar county, Mississippi
having a general circulation
Iein, for 30 days prior to the re-
r meeting of this board TO be
in the town of Rosedale in
county OH the first Monday i'll
fuary A. D. 1917, the follow
notice of the intentions CT the
id of supervisors to create and
lniZe tof following land and ter
rV situated in Bolivar County
sissippi into a Separate road
rict TO be named and known as
brate road district numoer one
bolivar county, Mississippi: All
township "a north range7 west,
jof township, "a nornh range 8
jsi; and section 5 aud s iii town
kp "a north range west; all of
'wnsnip rs north range 7 west;
d of section 4.5-6-7-S-9-16- 17-18-
b-2O 2I-28 29 and 80, in township
S north range E west; all of sec
ion 10 20.2l 22-27.28-29- 1921 50
3-34- and the west half of section
$50 and IS in township 20 north
ange 6 west; and all of the section
4 IS and Sc. in township 26 north
ange 7 west; all: :@said land above
escr:bed being Situated in Bolivar
ounty Mississippi.
NOTICE of Intention of the
Boare of Supervisors of Bolivar
County Mississippi, to Create
and Organize Seperate Road DIS
trict Numlar One CT Bolivar
County Mississippi;
Notice is hereby given to the
property owners and
ualified electors of the hereinafter
escribed land and territory that
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-09

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unless a petition signed by at least
rs per ceut of the electors Of said
hereinafter described land and
territory, is filed with said board
of supervisors ell or before its
next regular meeting 70 be held in
the town Of Rosedae in said coun-
tY on tie lst Monday in February
1917, against the creation and or
ganiZatiou of the hereinafter des-
scribed land and territory in said
county into a seperate road district
to be named and known as seperate
road district number one of Boil
var county Mississippi. the board
of supervisors of Bolivar county
Mississippi, will, at its February
meeting to be held i'll said town Of
Rosedale on said frit Monday in
February 1917, under and by vir
ture of the authority of chapter
ia Of the law of Mississippi. 1914
create and organize into a seperate
road district to be named and
known as seperate road district
number one of Bolivar County
Mississippi, the following desc-ib-
ed land and territory i'll Bolixar
county, Mississippi described by
land numbers as follows TO wit
All Of township "a north range 7
west: all of township "a north
range west; and sections and 8,
in township "a north, range 6 west
all of township rs north range 7
weet; all of sections 4 5-6-7-8Sl6
17-I8-19-20-21-28-z9 and 80, in
township rs north range west:
all of sections 19-2O-2122 272S 20
30-3I-32-33-34 and the west half
Of section %. the west half of sec
ton 20 and the west halt of sec
ton IS, all in township &c, north
range 6 west; and all of section "a
rs and SO in township &c north,
range west; all of said above
described lands being situated in
Bolivar county Mississippi. Said
road district to be clothed with all
proper authority, and be autroriz-
ed to do all acts and things, as is
conferred on road diftrics under
and by virtue of The provisions and
authority of chapter ia OF the law
of Mississippi 1914.
P. B. Woodland
Clerk Of the Chancery Court and
EX -oficio Clerk of The Board Of
Supervisors of Bolivar County
Mississippi" !"
Ordered this the 4th day of
December, A. D. 1916
Members of board and voting aye:
S D Know!tou, II L Wilkerson,
w A Speakes, w L Littou, J. L.
Smih.
Members Of the board present
and voting no: none.
Mem bers of the board absent and
not voting: mona.
w. A. Speakes, President
Ordered that tbs offer of S. |.
Everett Of $500 for all standing
timber on section 16, township %.
range 7 be excepted, provided said
money is paid in thirty days; said
timber to be removed in two Years
or forfeited by said Everett.
Ordered chat the offer of w. 1,
Taylor to operate the Sunfower
River ferry at Wilmot, according
law, onesyear SIS per mouth be
accepted, the same to be paid for
out of the funds of the 4th district.
Ordered that J. w. Fox be
elected foad commissioner of the
Riverside Separate Road District.
vice w. B. Barry, resigned.
PETITION FOR FUBLIc ROAD.
We, the undersigned freeholders.
residents of the said county,d AL
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-09
ROSEDALE GROCERY COMPANY.
WHOLESALE ONLY

Staple and Fancy Groceries and Feed Stuff
rzhunth
guilty 10 icc csatiya
Telephone 127. Resedale Miss.
The Bolivar County Democrat. (Rosedale, Miss.) 1887-1969, 1916-12-09
Telephone i27

Those present aud voting no:
nane.
Those absent aud not voting:
none.
The following claims approved
by two commissioners and author
lied by chapter ia acts of 1914,
are not audited and allowed K. .&B.
RI blanchard nav roll S555 81
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
CAVALRY TROOP
TO BE FORMED
TO Help Fill the Complement Of
West Virginia in Military
Program.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 5.-Plans
are under way for the formation Of
troop Of cavalry to help fill the COM
plement of West Virginia IN the new
military program, Two troops will
be necessary in completing the states
part In the divisional arrangement.
Two batteries of field artillery are
also proposed, but the cavalry organi-
cation will be Tiled first, 1t is believ-
cd. The disposition Of tho First West
Virginia regiment in q way that will
give full advantage Of service to all
concerned is a matter now receiving
attention, but what will be done Is
not known by even those considering
the various plans to make this organ
lzatIon most advantageous,
Major ]. n. Allen, Of the medical
department, United States Of Ameri-
ca, has recommended to the war de-
partment tho establishment Of an
army post near Charleston, and even
after the Second regiment is taken
away other troops in addition to tho
depot battalion are expected to occu-
py what Is now mobilization camp.
Inspection Of camp and quarters
today showed the troops In good con-
dItion and their surroundings ideal
from a viewpoint Of health and sanl-
tatlon.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
Senator Lewis InjeCtS Subject
into Discussions of the
United States Senate.
REBUKED BY Mr.. FALL
Republican Senator Asserts
Mexico Will Be Ringing Is
sue in Campaign.
tnv AoOocIA1TD PRGaHl


WASHINGTON, August 5--Mexlco
as n political issue In tho national
campaign was discussed in the Sem
nto today, Senator Lewis, Of illinois,
assallIng tho Republican party and
Mr.. Hughes, its political candidate,
for attacking tho administration
without regard to facts, equity or
justlce," and Senator Fall, Of New
Mexico, replying. Senator Lewis bit
torly denounced tho Republican lead
era for their assaults upon President
Wilson's Mexican policy, charac-
terIzlng them as "treasonable." Re-
sponsIbTTIIty for tho death Of Amer
lean soldiers Mt CnrriSal, he placed
at the door OF the Republican party,
charging that mot until the captains
Of the Republican party shot at the
president of the United States, did
the Mexican outlaws shoot at the
soldiers Of tho American president" "
He referred to opponents Of the gov
crnment's course in Mexico as
blood tarnished yOtGries headed now
by tho newly nnnointed chief OF this
political hierarchy, the nominee for
president Of the United States,
Charles Evans Hughes" An asser-
tlon by Senator Lewis that the United
States at one time was able to rec
ognize General Villa ns the defacto
government was seized upon prompt
ly by Senator Fall, who declared that
this administration would give the
Republican party Its best weapon OF
the campaign.
I'VE knew that tho administration
was at one time ready to recognize
tho thief and murdered, Pancho VIII
In, but this is the first time l have
heard follower of the administers
ton admit It.. he said.
Senator Fall described Senator
Lewls'R talk as most remarkable
hArnngue," and declared thut despite
tho operations Of Democratic leaders,
Mexico would be a ringing issue in
the campaign and that thousands OF
refugees from Mexico would be ask
ing why the administration did not
live up to It's pledges.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
One Death and Heavy Damage
is Caused in the City and
Its Suburbs.
GIRL is WASHED AWAY
Many Houses Are Struck by
Lightning and Wires Are
Put Out of Commission.

UITTsBURG, Aug. 5.-One death
and heavy damage was caueed by
severe electrical storm late tlds after
noon which swept over PittsOurg and
Allegheny county. Many houses
were struck by lightning. Telephone
and telegraph companies In this end
Of the state were crippled for hours,
while the largest light company in
tho city was put out of commission by
tho storm and practically every one
of Its lines in Plttsburg and vicinity
were either torn down or rendered
useless.
Marie Bandel, aged IA, Roctorvllle.
near here, was washed away when
sawmill Run creek suddenly became
q torrent, Her body has not been
recovered. Five boys who hud dam
med the stream and were in SWIM
ming barely escaped death,
Farmers In several townships Of
this county suffered heavy damage to
their crops,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
On a Front Of 1000 Yards by
British and French
Forces.
tsp mOocrArEo rnESH

In an effort to Btraighten OUT LhelE
line between Pozleres and ThiepVal
north Of Somme, the British and
French have captured the main Cor
man lines OF defensive on a front
OF 1000 yards north Of Pozieres. The
attack, which was made by Austria
lians and troops Of the new Kitchen
er army, succeeded also in the taking
Of several prisoners. German coun-
ter attacks against the newly won
points were repulsed with heavy
losses, London asserts.
Further than stating that new
battle is developing near Pozieres,
Berlin makes no mention OF the latest
British advance. British attacks
against the sectors to the north Of
Oylllers to Foreaux wood were re-
pulsed by the Germans. On the
front in the Somme region, Paris
saws, there has been only little actlv-
ity. while Berlin claims the repuIse
Of a fifth advance south OF Maure-
pas.
the yerdun region. the lighting be-
tween French and Germans continues
to be bitter, Paris says the forces Of
the German crown prince made un-
successful efforts to drive the French
from the Thiamount work, recently
captured. The Germans also bonn
bardsd heavily the GectoT Of Thia-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
GERMANS DEFENSIVE
LINES ARE CAPTURED

mount and Fleury. Berlin mentlO
bitter fighting at Thtamount We
and reports the capture Of 46s -
oners during German counter at
tacks in the Feury sector.
On the Russian front the most IN.
tense fighting is reported as taking
place sout hof Brody, in Galicia.
The Russians crossed the serthe
river capturing a position in the
region of Peniakitchis to Pady ana
repulslng Austrian-GermRn counter
attacks against them.
Berlin says Russian detachments
which crossed the sereth near Patty
seye were forced to retreat before
Austro-German counter attacks,
Northwest Of Zalosze, in the sams
district, Russian attacks were re-
pulsed. Petrograd admits the re-
tirement Of several detachmenta
from mountain passes in the Car
pathians southwest Of Kuty in the
face Of heavier Austrian forces. The
British positions at Romani, twentys
two miles east Of the Suez canal, ara
being attacked by a Turkish force,
estimated at $4,000 mon on a front
Of seven to eight miles. The attack
London asserts, has made no imprest
sion on the British position. Ths
British have taken between four and
fye thousand prisoners.
Rome reports slight progress on
the Trentino front against the AUS
trlanB. An Italian attack east q
Monfalcone, on the CaFso platest, re.
suited in the capture Of some Prison
.arG.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
HOLD.UPM MEN
Are No Better Known by the
Police Of Detroit Than Men
Who Never Existed.

DETROIT, Mich, August 5-To-
night, thirty-six hours after the hold
up of a motor car Of the burroughs
Adding Machine Company by five au-
tomobile bandits, Detroit police still
were as much in ignorance con-
cerning the identity of the bold high
waymen on their possible where
abuots as though they never had ex-
listed. 1t was admitted that for the
present the men apparently have
mado good their escape with their
booty, placed by company officials OF
from $4,000 to $4,000.
Whether 1t was part of their plan
or not, one circumstance that aided
the holdup men in making their es'
cape, the police believe, was thoy
made uso Of Of very popular small
touring car. Hundreds OF them ART
in use about Detroit.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
MEXICO is MADE
POLITICAL ISSUE
TANES IS PURSUED
.By a Column Of Troops Who
Are Ordered to Bring Back
Bodies of the RebeteS.

Ell, PAsO, Tex. Aug. 5.--MOrMno
Tames, formerly colonel Of tho VII
la army, leading about 100 men, Is
making hls way south and west from
tho border tonight in an attempt to
ioin villa in tho Mapimi district ac-
cording to reports here. TnmoS who
started from Junrez early today with
six men OF the volunteer defense
corps after falling to organize II re-
volt Of tho garrison was Joined by
eighty mon on tho outskirts Of town
and by score more from the gNrrt-
son a sumalNyauca thirty miles
south. the reports said, Pursuing
him is column of 700 despatched
by General Francisco Gonzales, COM
manding tho Carranza army of north
ern chihuahua with orders to bring
back the bodies Of the revolution
Ipts
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
APOLOGIES
Made to Military Authorities
for Signing Their Names
VouChing for a Story.

COLUMBUS, N. NJ, August 5.--Mili-
tary authorities here announced they
had received apoiogles from twenty
eight men whose names had been az
fixed to paper vOuching for the truth
OF allegations contained in a story
published in Holyoke, Mass, news
paper, making charges against the
officers Of Company D, Second Mass
achusetts infantry, for the writing OF
which Private Hugh Clarek is held
in custody here.
The men who are all members OF
the national guard organization asked
that they be allowed to withdraw their
names from the papers, asserting they
had signed 1t at Clarke's solicitation.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
SWEPT
BYA SEVERE STORM
WOODS Is LWDORSED
BY RITCHLE COUNTY
Republicans for Nomination
for a Supreme Court
Judge of the State.

HARIISNlLLE, AUGUST 5.-In a
largely attended convention here to
day Richie county Republicans 30.
lectod delegates to the state conven-
tion and unanimously Instructed IT.
delegates to present and supper
Judge Homer B. Woods as one Of the
nominees for state supreme cour
Judge, While Judge Woods has
made no formal announcement Of his
candidacy, 1t Is understood he Will
accept, If nominated.
W. r. Meservie, former ReDubli-
can state committeeman, presented
the name Of Judge Woods and was
most enthusiastically received. Judge
Woods responded to request for e
speech and expressd his gratitude
for tho tribute paid. The ovation
given the distinguished jurlst was a
rouslug one and OF long duration,
Mr., Meservle's resolution follows;
Be It resolved by the Republicans
Of RItChle county, in mass Conven'
tIon assembled
First. That we recognize in the
person of The Honorable Homer b
Woods, o man wholly his high char
acter as a man, splendid attaInmentf
as a lawyer and ripe experience a.
q turlgt, admirably fitted for Judge
Of tho supreme court Of appeals oil
this state. His natural judicial tenn
permont, his long and varied exper,
ience as Judge of the Third judicial
circuit, his keen sense Of justice and
his known fairness to all whether
rich or poor, high or low, eminently
Qualities him for the states highest
judicial tribunal. His freedom from
party factions and his loyalty to his
party flts him as a man on whom all
(ContIr,,od nm nage @. first section.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
STOLEN CHILDREN
Are Again in the Custody OF
Their Mother Who Gets a
HabeaS Corpus Writ.

DETROIT, Mich. August 5-The
children of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald j.
ODonnell, who the mother alleges
were stolen from her father in Chica-
20, were found in Detroit today
Mrs. O'DonneIl obtained habeas
corpus writ ordering the children
and father brought into court and
the children were given into her Gus
tody until Tuesday, when another
hearing will be held.
In court this afternoon Mr.. O'Don-
nell, proprietor of college here, Nd-
mitted he stole the children from
their mother in defiance Of an Illinois
court which gave Mrs. o'Donnell a
q decree of separate maintenance and
custody of the children,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
TO PUT EYES OUT
Is the Threat Made against the
Wife Of a Wealthy Steel
Manufacturer.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., AUGUST
5.-A note threatening to destroy the
eyes of Mrs. Irma Little, aged %,
wife Of George Little. n wealthy steel
manufactured of this city, was re-
ceived from an unknown writer to-
day,
Mrs. Little was attacked in her
apartments last Monday night by an
unknown man who threw acid on
her arm and then escaped, The note
today Is the fourth received making
threats against Mrs. Little, Her un-
known assailant Is believed by the
police to be the writer. Charles H.
salyers of Ambridge, Pa, father Of
the young woman. has offered a $500
reward for the arrest Of the man
who attacked his daughter.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
WILSON CRUISES
Down the Chesapeake Bay to
Fortress Monroe and Then
Goes Automobifing.

FORTREB MONROE, Va, Aug.
S. 49, President Wilson camO to
Hampton Roads on tho naval yacht
Maynower today and spent tw"
hours ashore auto1nobillng with Mrs.
Wilson over the historic Virginia pc
ninsula, lie plans to leave tOmol-
row and cruise back to Washington,
arriving there Monday morning,
At 2 O'Clock this afternoon when
the MayhowCr dropped anchor the
President hnd ordered It to steam
slowly down Chesapeake bay In Or
der that he might attend to import
ant correspondence and work on his
speech accepting tho Democratic
nomination for reelection. Ho Te-
mainod on tho yacht until 4 O'Clock
and lhon came ashore with Mrs,
Wilson and drove through Hampton
and Phoebug to the outskirts Of
Newport NOws. on returning they
went aboard the MRyHowor at once
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
MISSING YOUTH
Is Not Yet Found and Search
is Continued by County
and Private Detectives

PITTsRURG, August City and
county detectives and q private de-
tective agency tonight continued
their search for Severn Ker, Jr''
aged 10, Of Sharon, Pa, who disap-
peared yesterday while participating
in q golf tournament near here. The
missing youth is a son Of Severn r
Ker, ST., president of the Sharon
Steel Company. No trace OF him has
been found. Protestant Episcopal
rectors in sleveland and Philadelphia
will announce from their puplts to-
morrow the fact Of his disappear
ance.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
INCUMBENTS WINNERS
IN PRIMARY ELECTION

eighth over c. F. Montgomery, OF
Liberty; Congressman William j.,
Fields was named in the Ninth over
field of four; and ]. NJ. Clay was
victorious in the Eleventh district
over S, B. Dlshman,, of Barbours'
Vile.
Willis slaton,, of PaintsvIlle, was
unopposed for the Democratic cleo
ton in the Tenth district.
Congressman John W. Langley
was unopposed for the Republican
nomination in the Tenth district
The indications are Congressman
Caleb Powers was renomInated by
big majority as the Republican can
didate in the Eleventh district. ], E,
Shepherd, of Covington, was unop-
posed for the Republican nomlna-
tlon in the Sixth and the nomination
Of W. ]. Manly in the Seventh dis
trict is indicated.
Returns from other districts In
which there were contests were slow
in being received
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
BIG IMPROVEMENTS,

CHARLESTON, August Sex.
tensive improvement In the opera
tions at Shrewsbury and Cedar
Grove will be made at once by tho
Kanawha and Hooking Coal Com.
pany. which recently acquired the
properties of the Sunday Creek Coal
Company, which has announced that
it will no longer operate in West
Virginia.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
HANNA INTERESTS
Arc to Operate Coal Mines on Much
Larger Scale.

CHARLESTON, Aug. 5,-The N.
A. Hanna interests Of Ohio which re-
Gently acquired the properties of the
Paint Creek Collieries Company ut
Wacamah, Tomsburg and Mucko.
have finished plans for opening the
company commissarles at those places
and will operate the mines on big
ger scale than ever before, according
to official announcement today.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-06
Held in State of Kentucky So
Far As Congressional Nom
AeeS Are Concerned.

LOUISVILLE, KY, AUGUST g.
Partial returns indicate Kentucky's
delegation in congress, nine Demo-
Gratis and two Republicans, were
renominated at the statewide prim-
aries today as candidate for anoth-
er term.
In the first six congressional dis
tricts Representatives Barklay Kin
cheloe, Thomas, Johnson, Sherley
and Rouse were unopposed for the
Democratic nomination in the dis
tricts where there were more than
one Democratic candidate, the indi-
cations are that Congressman j.
Campbell Cantrill was chosen over
r. Z. L. Murphy, OF Lexington; in
the Seventh district, Congressman
r'-pnav Helm was nominated in the