The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-12

is apparently decisive the strength of MGsgrove shown in certain sections of the state proved a surprise to those who die not expect him to show real pulling power outside the mineral district. Some of the figures from the wiregrass were especially surprising although Chair man Hooper in Montgomery, the man. ager of the Underwood campaign stated that the returns received up to late hour coincided with the previous esti- mates made at headquarters.
 According to Age-Herald returns Mus grove had apparently carried the fol- lowing counties: Fayette, Tuscaloosa, Walker, Morgan, Etowah, Lamar, Cle- burne, Lawrence and Calhoun.
 Counties in the black belt and in South Alabama stood up for Senator Under wood, some of the majorities being even larger than expected. In the Tennessee valley counties also the senator was given magnificent support.
 It was evident early in the night that Jefferson county was going to be close, but figures which were still coming in after midnight indicated that Underwood would carry his home county by per haps as much as 2,000.
 Most of the election officers at the larger city boxes were still at work at an early hour this morning counting the ballots.
 MOBILE
 Mobile, May 11.-(Special. )-First ward, Mobile city complete: Underwood, 200; Musgrove. 46; Weakley, 2.
 Mobile, May 11.-(Special) )-Oakgrove Mobile county: Musgrove. ?; Underwood, i9; Weakley. l. Heflin. 5; ONeal. 3; Rushton. &; White 6. Kennedy s; Pat terson, 13.
 Winner: Ms1sgrove 8; Underwood, A; weakley. 1. Heflin, IA; O'Neal, 3; Rush ton. 4; White, 6.
 1allahatta springs Musgrove, 13; Un- derwood, 6; Heflin, 13; White. 15
 Mount Vernon Musgrove, g; Under wood. 27; weakley, 3. Heflin, 5; O'Neal, II; Rushton 6; White, z.
 Gastonburg: Underwood, 13; Musgrove, A.
 Catherine: Underwood, 8; Musgrove, T.; Weakley, g. Rushton, 25; O'Neal. I; White. 4; Heflin, ?.
 Mobile, May al.)-Koenton; Underwood, 45; Musgrove, 3. Unanimous for Heflin.
 Mobile. May 11.-(Special.)- .)-Whistler precinct. Mobile county, supposed Mus. grove stronghold. gives unanimous vote to Underwood out of first forty-five votes cast.
 Mobile May 11-(Special)-First Mobile city precinct heard from gives MusgroVe :. Underwood, 25; Heflin, 4. o'Neal. 3; Rushton, 9; White, '. Kennedy, $; Fat terson, 16; Smith, 9
 Vinegar Bend: Musgrove, l. tnder7 wood. fl: Hefln, 2; ONeal- ?; Rushtoa. ss. White, 2: Kennedy, 3; Patterson. lf.
 Mobile. May n.-Special)-Calve gives: Musgrove. 8; Underwood, 19. HeI- lin 5; O'Neal, 4; Rushton, "A. White, o' Kennedy, l; Patterson. IA.
 Mobile, May u.-(Special.)- Frultdale gives Underwood 31 Musgrove | Rush. ton has big lead in the short-term race. Greggville gives Musgrove l3, Under wood 6, with the short-term vote evenly divided.
 Mobile May 11.-tSpeciaD. D.-Returns in and partial returns from the city and county show that A. G. Patterson, candidate for Alabama Public service commission is leading Sam P. Kennedy to 1. Patterson will not have less than 200 majority and he is practically aaknown here.
 bile. May .-(Special)-Pine nin Wilcox county gives Underwood m uusgrove 32 and Weakley 10. lief i3r. s. O'Neal 31, Rushton ' and White a8 City of Mobile count very slow. Isrem all votes counted to date un- sesN@ood carried the ,ity by over to l.
 Mobile. May 11.-(Specal)- l)-UnderWo ood got 4 and Musgrove 21, and Weakley at rrankville.