The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-07-08

dates on the primary. ballot. Ballot
paper to be used in the primary al
ready has been shipped to the coun-
ty clerks.
Governor James u. Black, cardi-
date for the Democratic nomination
for governor, will get his name first
on the ballot in the First, Fourth,
Seventh and Tenth congressional
districts; John ID. Carroll, first in
the Second, Fifth, Eighth and Elev-
enth districts, and p. J. Noel in the
Third, Sixth and Ninth congression-
al districts.
As there are but two candidates
for the Democratic nomination for
lieutenant governor, they will ro-
tate, R. C Oldham appearing first in
the First district and W. H. Shanks
first in the Second district
Mat Cohen, in the race for the
Democratic nomination for secre-
tary of state, will head the list in
the First, Fourth, Seventh and
Eleventh districts; Frank p. Hager,
of Paintsville, in the Second, Fifth,
Eighth and Eleventh districts, and
d. E. McQueary in the Third, Sixth
and Ninth districts.
In the race for the nomination for
auditor of public accounts, Henry
Bosworth, of Lexington, will be the
first on the ballot in the First, Fifth
and Ninth districts; J. p. w. Brouse,
of Somerset, in the Second, Sixth
and Tenth districts; John w. Raw
lings, of Danville, in the Third, Sew
enth and Eleventh districts, and An
drew Clark Vance, of Henderson, in
the Fourth and Eighth districts.s
As there are but two candidates
for the Democratic nomination for
commissioner of agriculture, the
names of the candidates will be ro-
tated. James G. Cecil, of Danville,
will appear first in the First con-
gressional district.
Allan Wilson Baker, of Mckee,
will get his name first on the ballot |
in the race for the Democratic NOM
nation for attorney general in the
First, Fifth and Ninth districts;
Frank E. Daugherty, of Bardstown,
in the Second, Sixth and Tenth dis
tricts; R. w. Lisanby, of Princeton,
in the Third, Seventh and Eleventh
districts and Ryland c. Musick, of
Jackson, in the Fourth and Eighth
districts. The Republican candi-
dates have no opposition on the
State ticket except in the attorney
generals race. Charles l. Dawson,
IF Pineville, gets his name first on
he ballot in the First district, and
ieorge w. jolly, of Greensboro, first
n the Second district, and they will
'otate in the various districts.
In the race for superintendent of
public instruction, r. S. Eubank, of
lexington, will have his name first
IN the ballot in the First, Fourth,
seventh and Tenth districts; l.. +,
Foster, of Hopkinsville, in the Sec
md, Fifth, Eighth and Eleventh dis
riots, and w. p. King, of Newport,
n the Third, Sixth and Ninth dis
riots.
In the race Tor the nomination Tor
Jerk of the court of appeals, John
l. Goodman, Of Elkton, will get his :
ame on the ballot first in the First,
'ourth, Seventh and Tenth districts,
nd Alvin Steger,of Owenton, first
n the Third, Sixth and Ninth dis
ricts.
In the race for the Democratic 9
omination for railroad commits a
Toner in the First district, b. N.
iordon, of jacksonville, gets first
osition; John r. Catlett, of Prince
on, second position; John C. Duffy, v
f Hopkinsville, third position, and
rank N. Burns, Of Paducah, fourth ?
osition. u