The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-21
UTILITIES BOARD RACE PROMISES
 TO BECOME MOST
 INTERESTING OF ALL
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(COntinued From Page Five) candidates for these places are prohibit tionists, but it Is understood that there will be a large number of local optionists in the race before the time to qualify expires.
 Another Interesting race will be that for national committeeman. in which Bor- den Burr of Birmingham and w. H. Sam ford of Montgomery are the opposing , candidates. Both of them are prohibi tionists, but they have been aligned with different sides in state politics during the present administration. Mir Burr was one of the prohibition leaders and is al- legged to have had large hand in shap- ing the action of the legislature. MT. Sanford, IS legal adviser of the gov ernor was arrayed with the admins tration forces during the session. No other entries i'll the race are expected
 CANDIDATES QUALIFIED
 The full list of candidates for state offices, for positions as electors and dele gates to the convention, and for circuit judgeships, who had qualified with Chair man Bibb Graves or Secretary Walter L. Sessions of the state committee up to noon Saturday is as follows:
 Jelegates-State-at-la Frank $. White, Sr., Birmingham; N. D. Denson. Opelika; H. U. Sims, Birmingham; A. H. Carn1chael, IuSCumD1a.
 First District: T. J. Bedsole, Grove Hill; R. T. Erwin Mobile.
 Second District: T. E. Henderson, An dalusia; H. A. Thompson, Greenville.
 Third District w. L. Lee, Columbia, Milton A. Dees, Skippersville.
 Fourth District: J. Kelly Dixon, Talla- dega; F. w. Pettus, Selma.
 Fifth District; H. E. Gibson, Pratt vile; William P. Cobb, Tuskegee; J. B. Rylance, Dadeville.
 Sixth District: c. B. Werner, Tusca- loosa; L. o Davidson, Uniontown; J. T. Denson, Eutaw.
 Seventh District: Frank B. Embrey, Fort Payne; W. P. Thompson, Gunters- vile.
 Eighth District: j. E. Pearce. Hunts vile; Inzer B. Wyatt. Huntsville.
 Ninth District: Crawford Johnson, George B .Tarrant.
 Tenth District: A. F. Fite, Jasper; Walter F .NdcNeill, Fayette.
 Electors, State -at-Large Walter F. Miller, Tuscumbia J. Lee Holloway. Montgomery; Horace A. Adams, Ozark; ond district, s. H. Elan. Troy; Third, Oscar l. Tompkins, Dothan; Fourth, Chester E. Johnson, Selma Sixth, Les ter J. Snow Tuscaloosa; Seventh, Charles Ingram, Cullman; W. J. James, Cullman Eighth, T. N. Dix, Decatur.
 NauOndl COmmlIIeenldI--- IT, Burr, Birmingham W. H. Sanford, Montgomery.
 President Public Service Commission Henry P. Merritt of Tusxegee. J. A. Carnley of Elba, sam P. Kennedy of Anniston.
 Game and Fish Commissioner-Joh ohm H. Wallace, IT,, Huntsville; A. T. Good wyn, Robinson Springs.
 Supreme Court-Chief justice. John C. Anderson, Demopolis; associate jus tices. Lucien D. Gardner, Troy; Ormond Sommerville, Tuscaloosa.
 Court of Appeais-John Pelham, An niston; E. Perry Thomas. Eufaula; Thomas E. Knight, Greensboro; c. R. Bricken, Luverne; w. w. Whiteside. Anniston; J. B. Brown, Cullman.
 Circuit Court Judges-First, Ben D. Turner of Chatom; Second, A. E. Gam ble of Greenville; Third, George w. Peach of Clayton, J. S Williams of Clayton Fourth, B. M. Miller; Seventh, H. T. Merrill of Anniston; eighth, F. C. BricRen of Huntsville; J. Fl. Bal Ientione of Huntsville, Osceola Kyle of Decatur; Eleventh, c. P. Almon of Florence; Twelfth, A. B. Foster of Troy; Thirteenth, Norvelle R. Leigh of Mobile; Fourteenth Thomas l.. Sow ell of Jasper; Twentieth, R. H. Walker of Dothan; H. A. Pearce of Dothan.