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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-10

Gertrude is four years of age. She faces
the world fearlessly, looks it squarely in the
eye, and if it doesn't behave exactly to suit
her she tells it things. Her mamma had
gone away the other day and left Gertrude
in the care of her grandma, and after a.
clash Of wills, Gertrude had been put into
room to remain for specified length of
time. eff you stir out of that room before
tell you you may" cautioned her grandma
severely, Il am going to spank you" Ger
trude stood with arms akimbo for moment,
and then retorted in a tone of finaIity:
well! When you spank me you will find
that business is certainly beginning to pick
up in this neighborhood
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-10
WHAT DO YOU KNOW

1, In what state are the earliest
cherries of the season grown?
q. What general is the military
adviser of England on the supreme
council?
! 8. What is the meaning Of the
name centipede?
4. What was the name of the Amer
ica's cup defender in the last races.
which were held in 1903?
5. What is canoe called which
is made from a single log?
6. What Is the nationality of the
poet Alfred Noyes?
z. From what country do most
cloisonne vases come?
8. What is the most popular climb
ing rose?
9. What former mistress of the
White House is given credit for hav-
ing made ice cream popular in this
>, 10. What sea is Joined to the Med
lterranean by the Suez Canal?
IL. What projection is generally
earth?
IL. What is the value Of notrurnp
trick in bridge whist?
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THAT'S A FACT
BY ALBERT p. soUTHwIcK

Congress ratified the Constitution,
framed by the convention of which
Washington was president, on July
IA. 1888, and it went into operation
on March following.
On this day, in 1889, was the de-
struction of the Bastile, prison-
house, in Paris, France. This July
IA is the Frenchman's Fourth OF
July.
In 1898, on July IA, congress
passed the famous act for the punish-
ment Of sedition against the United
States commonly called the gag
law"
On July IA, in 1853, Commodore
Matthew Hale Perry landed in ia
pan and delivered to the imperial
commissioners a letter from Presi-
dent Fillmore. The Crystal Palace
in New York City opened the same
day.
The longest line of railroad in the
world Is the Union and Central Pa
cific, consolidated, 1856 miles.
Texas has the largest number of
counties, of any state and Delaware
the least ca.
In 1885 land about the present
Harlem Of New York City was pur-
chased of the Indians.
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NO Use TO Dare Fate

Comes now a Massachusetts judge
who says husband has the right to
regulate his wife's dress. He also
has a right to go over Niagara Falls
in barrel. but few husbands. as
advantage of the privilege this sea-
son.--J. D. Spencer in Macon Tele-
graph.
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y. S. Population, NonO los
M111ions
Who is Mr.. J. A. Hill?

u
Why, he's the chief statistician of the CEN
sus bureau.
And what has he done now? YOU ask.
He's the fellow who put the fig in figures
and to prove it he tells us that there are
1O5,00O,000 persons in continental United
States. He bases his calculations on the COM
bined population Of 1,4O6 cities and towns.
The increase since 1900 is placed at about
100000, showing the growth of the coun-
try has not kept pace with the previous dec
ade. Almost complete cessation of immigra-
ton during the war, the influenza epidemics,
the return of aliens to their native lands and
deaths of soldiers abroad are reasons for the
low growth. Here are some figures which
or the OASIS OF comparison are interesting:
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WITH THE GEORGIA
PRESS


1.-THE Republican party has had
one streak of good luck, anyway"
says the Houston Post. LA Toilette
has repudiated it." But which way
he isn't coming our way.-Columbus
EnQuirer-Sun.
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Exnress Company on the Wana

The EXPRESS Companies are LOSING
their usefulness. They say they will,
law has stopped them hauling spir-
its=BilI Biffem in Savannah Press.
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He Was NO Lawyer

Men who try to lay down the law
to their wives probably wonder how
Solomon lived so long.-Columbus
Ledger
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eSSly rOol1Sh until ne mas maze
fool of himself over two women.
Of course, bachelor apartment
lacks all those little home comforts
of which q man dreams-but then,
again, it lacks so many of those lit
tie DIScomforts, of which he never
dreamed!
A man begs a woman for "the
plain, unvarnished truth" when il
reality he wants it sugar-coated,
scented, and spiced to suit his van
ity-and even then he can only Swal-
low half of it at time without chok-
ing.
In the social swim there is many
a fish who started out in life as a
porgie, and is breaking it's heart in
the effort to finish as "filet-of-sole."
To a woman who is watching her
first baseball game 1t looks, some
how, as though both sides were
playing against the umpire.
Woman may be free, but we are
not yet equal. A girl may have al
most as many pockets as a man,
nowadays, but she hasn't half the
vocabulary with which to express
herself, when she has to go through
every blessed one of them in order to
find something.
Men have been classified as what
two hands, and sometimes two wives
but never more than one collar but
ton or one idea at time.
Men will be boys! And the man
who marries nowadays is looking,
not for a soul-mate but for a play
mate, not for a guide to heaven, but
for q guide to amuSem ent.
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Politics q side show

The lack Of interest in politics
this summer Is all taken up at the
beaches by these Annette Kellerman
bathing suits.-Americus Times-Re-
corder.
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r N Governor Cox's speech accepting the
Democratic nomination sturdy common
= liz march SIDE

Mrs. Gait probably regrets that she has
only nine lives to give for the suffrage cause.
Nashville Banner.
eve must not abridge the freedom of
speech" said Mr.. Harding. And thereupon
failed to abridge it by stringing out his &C
ceptah8e to 5000 words.-Nashville Banner.
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HOW Ola RMS Happeu?

Cox wants a strict accounting of
campaign funds. Yes, Dayton's the
home of the cash register.-Three
EXCHANGES
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Fisher1nan's I,uek

der now, as we understand that two
gentlemen of Dahlonega spent one
night recently, near the banks of a
| certain stream, but caught no fish,
lDahlonega Echo.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-10

The CUISINES sof farming in Geor-
900. It's a big business, all right,
/. and there are many chances for
I'losses. 1t takes good common sense
on the farm as we'll as in any 9TH
er business.-Senoia Enterprises
Zette
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Selling Eora at FITZGERALD

day sold for $1,000. Extra fancy
hogs? Probably; but if one hog
raiser near Fitzgerald can raise extra
fancy hogs many other farmers near
Fitzgerald and in every other Sec
ton of the state can raise extra
fancy hogs--hogs that will fetch on
the market $500 apiece. Why not?-
Savannah Morning News.
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in bridge whist?


1. California 2, Wilson; 8, 100 feet:
=, Reliance; 5, dugout; 6, English: +
Japan; 8, crimson rambler; 8, DOLLY
MIadlson; 10, Red Sea; IL, mercatof.
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why Waste Time?

AS usual, the first thing the Geor-
gia legislature did when it met in
Atlanta this year was to bring up
the capital removal question. Enough
time is wasted every year discuss
ing. this question to get through some
legislation that would be of some
good to the state.-PePm broke Enter
prise
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Editorial Echoes.

The Sim Fem are reported to be making
dry the towns they gain control of in Ire
land From this distance that has the
aspect of enemy propaganda.-THE BUFF
The third party emblem should be the
dodo.-NashviIle Tennessean
A woman can make speech of acceptance
with one word.-Cleveland Press
What is man to do? He is under sus-
picion if he ships trunk and he is under
suspicion if he carries a dres ssuit easel
Detroit News. y
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AgricuIture in Grady

Grady county is strictly an agri-
cultural county and whatever serves
farm PRODUCTS is going pGut to add to the the
potential wealth Of the country.
Therefore. it follows that any agen-
cy that is effective in bringing about
better farm methods, thus Increasing
the production per man power, is
just truly adding to the growth of
the county as the agency that brings
in more population. Particular eff
fort needs to be directed to clearing
our farms Of stumps and the in
creased use Of implements that will
result in greater production from the
efforts of the individual worker
Grady County Progress.
The Progress has sounded the
Keynote" of the campaign for i'm
proved farms. The dead trees and
stumps should be eliminated, so that
space,
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Attention, Autoists!

Attention, AutOists!
If one wants to see the difference
between property and personal rights
demonstrated let him stand on a
corner and watch how suddenly a
driver can bring his , r to a stop
to prevent mussing it with another
car, and how impossible it is to do
the same thing when a pedestrian is
in the road.-DaWson News
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In the social swim there is many
fish who started out in life as a
porgie, and is breaking it's heart in
the effort to finish as "filet- of-sOle."
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-10

essly foolish until he has made
fool of himself over two women.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-10

To a woman who is watching her
first baseball game it looks, some
how, as though both sides were
PLAYING against the umpire.
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REFLECTIONS OF
A BACHELOR
GIRL
BY HELEN ROWLAND
Copyright, 1920, by the Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc.)

~ ALL no man wise until he has
4 made a fool of himself over at
" least one woman-nor hope
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-10

Nine. Bella Hartmann, young wild
DIV of an Austrian officer, has been
sentenced at Lindau to pay fine of
10000 marks and serve one month in
jail, for smuggling. 1t is said she
defrauded the Berlin and Vienna au-
thorities out of more than $4,000, 900
by means of a small army of en-
ployes at Lake Constance who used
six automobiles, three motor boats
and other paraphernaNa in their
illicit business.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-10

High cost Of living has never hit
Madagascar, Kendall K. Kay, former
California newspaper man, reports.
Best prime beef sells for IL cents
and rice for 1 IL cents, he said.
Pineapples can be had for IL cent
each and big Holsters for cents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
BRANNAN.

The showers of late have been very beneficial to our crops.
 Arthur Ryan and family visited his Uncle near Quitman Sunday.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. James liar gett, girl, since our last writing
 We understand that c. A. Living ston of Westover, Tex, is preparing tc move back to his home at this place 1T the near future.
 Ira Mercer has purchased a span o1 mules from L. Pankey.
 A. c. Brannan made business trir to Rosebud Saturday.
 J. A. Brannan is chilling these days
 The meeting at Brannon closed Fci day night with but little success so fan as the unconcerned were concerned.
 Percy Martin and wife visited a- Austin last week
 Oscar Martin and family visited a Enders Friday and Saturday.
 D. F. Livingston made a business trip to Conway Friday.
 Mrs. Joe Everett of Naylor is visit ing in our community at this writing
 August II.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Hardin Township.

U. S. senator, Kirby IS, Caraway TO; governor, McRae 9, Haynie 1, Stroupe 1. Powell 1, Floyd 35, Ter ral 37, Wells 0, Walsh 0, Riggs O.; chief justice, Coston 42. McCulloch 49; attorney general. Bohlinger l, Utley S9; secretary of state Cargile 40, Hopper AT; auditor, Johnson 15, Tucker F, McAmis 3, Ref 57; high way commissioner, Owen 15. Wilson 7S; representative, Campbell 9, Her ring 68: county judge, Smith 25. Hardy 98 Holt l, Connen 26; county clerk, Vaughter r, Wilson B, Muse II, Hutto 49; county treasurer, Cid dens 15 Gavin 4 Woford T; asses sor, Rogers ST, Johnson i.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Dr x. F. Fraser has returned from a stay of 10 days at Chicago.
SHADY GROVE CLUB.

The short course of Shady Grove last Tuesday and Wednesday, August 3 and 1, was a grand success. The course in salads and salad dressings and drying vegetables was one of the most interesting features of the first day. On the second day we had a pie nic in connection with the course, while bread-making and poultry work was one of the leading topics.
 The proceeds from the picnic will be used for school improvement.
 Not only the club but the patrons of the settlement are glad to have this domestic improvement Our club agent, Miss Posey, is always welcome at any of the homes of this vicinity. Miss Conant. you are welcome to our homes again.
 Erie Nichols, Reporter.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Conway. First W ard.

U. s. Senator Kirby or, Caraway 1s3; governor, McRae 97, Haynie 18' stroupe ?, Powell 30, Floyd 86, Terral 29, Wells 0. Walsh II, Riggs o: chief justice, Coston 53, McCulloch 222; at torney general, Bohlinger 37, Utley 228; secretary of state, Carele S4. Hopper 184; auditor Johnson B, Tucker 33, McAmis 28, Ref 172 high way commissioner, Owen l26 Wilson 148; representative, Campbell 16). Herring 1o3; county judge Smith 1o0, Hardy 29, Holt ca. Cornell S2: county clerk, Vaughter 2S. Wilson T, Muse 116, Hutto @; county treasurer, Gid
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Mathews Township.

U. S. senator, Kirby 37, Caraway 60; governor, McRae II, Haynie 6, Stroupe l, Powell 19, Floyd II, Ter ral 19, Wells 3, Walsh 0, Riggs 1 /; chief justice Coston 43, McCulloch 47; attorney general, Bohlinger 12, Utley 82; secretary of state, Cargile 5, Hopper 40; auditor, Johnson 23, Tucker 13, McAm 8, Rieff 47; high way commissioner, Owen 23, Wilson 73; representative, Campbell 24, Her ring 76; county judge. Smith 13 liar dy 80, Holt 0, Cornell 9; county clerk, Naughter 25. Wilson F, Muse s, II to 54; county treasurer, Giddens 32, Gavin 10, Woford 57; assessor, Rogers 72, Johnson 26.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
California Township.

U. s. senator. Kirby F. Caraway 5S; governor McRae 4 Hayn 1, StrouDe Q, Powell Q. Floyd II, T. raj 21, Wells 0, Walsh 0, Riggs 1; chief justice, Coston 21, McCulloch 40; at torney general Bohlinger c. Utley TO; Secretary of state, Cargile IA, Hopper 55; auditor Johnson IS, Tucker 13, McAmis 0, Ref 37; highway commis- sioner, Owen 42, Wilson 21; represen- tative, Campbell 19. Herring 50; coan- ty judge, Smith 46, Hardy 6, Holt 0, Cornell IS; county clerk, Vaughter IS, Wilson ', Muse 1, Hutto A; county treasurer, Giddens "A, Gavin 3, Wolf ford 42; assessor, Rogers 55, John son 12.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Bristol Township.

U. S. senator, Kirby II, Caraway 33; governor, McRae 1, Haynie 15. Stroupe Is, Powell 0, Floyd O Terral 0, Wells 0, Walsh 0, Riggs 0; chief justice, Cos ton 29, McCulloch Is; attorney gen. eral, Bohlinger 5, Utley 39; secretary of state, Cargile 26, Hopper F; audi tor, Johnson II, Tucker I, McAmis 6, Ref 5; highway commissioner, Owen 16, Wilson 25; representative, Camp bell IS, Herring 26; county judge, Smith IT, Hardy 5, Holt ?. Connell 20; county clerk, Vaughter II, Wilson Is, Muse g, Hutto g; county treasurer, Giddens 12, Gavin 23, Wofford 9; as sessor, Rogers IA, Johnson 2S.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Conway. Third Ward

U. S. senator, Kirby 43, Caraway 136; governor, McRae 69, Haynie II, Stroupe 1, Powell 15, Floyd 59, Ter ral IT, Wells 1, Walsh 5, Riggs 0; chief justice. Coston 48, McCulloch l01; attorney general, Bohlinger 15, Utley 161; Secretary of state, Cargile B. Hopper 122; auditor, Johnson p, Tucker 30, McAmis Is. Rieff 101; highway commissioner, Owen 83, Will son 91; representative, Campbell 91, Herring 90; county judge, Smith 92, Hardy 28, Holt 35, Connell 27; county clerk, Vaughter 30, Wilson 40. Muse 60, Hutto 51; county treasurer, Gid dens p Gavin 28. Wofford 131; as sessor, Rogers 143. Johnson SC.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Union Township.

U. s. senator, Kirby 36, Caraway 54; governor, McRae 3, Haynie 25, Stroupe 0, Powell F, Floyd 16, Ter ral 30, Wells 0, Walsh l, Riggs 1; chief justice, Coston 51, McCulloch 39; attorney general, Bohlinger 5 Utley 85; secretary of state, Cargile 25, Hopper 65; auditor, Johnson r, Tucker 5, McAmis i, Rieff 64; high way commissioner, Owen ', Wilson 82, representative, Campbell 31, Her ring 60; county judge, Smith 57, liar dy ,, Holt ?, Cornell 29; county clerk Vaughter 8, Wilson 3, Muse i, Huttc 77; county treasurer, Giddens 19 Gavin 1, Wofford 72; assessor, Rogers 66, Johnson 27.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Mountain Township.

U. 5. senator. Kirby 39, Caraway 26; governor, NcRae 1, Haynie 2l, Scroune Q, Powell 4O. Floyd l, Tcrral l. Wells 0, Walsh c, Riggs c; chief justice, Coston 51, McCulloch IA; at torney genera. BohlInger ?, UtIcy 63; secretary Of state, Carejie 20, Hop per 45; auditor, Johnson 38, Tucker II, McAmis ?. Ref 10; highway com missioner, Owen 33, Wilson 3l; rep resentative, Campbell 24, Herring 40; county judge, Smith 3, Hardy 28, Holt 1, Cornell 33; county clerk Vaughter 5, Wilson ', Muse ?, Hutto O. county treasurer, Giddens IT, Cav in ,, Wofford 43; assessor, Rogers 27, Johnson 38.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Conway. Second Ward.

U. s. Senator, Kirby 42. Caraway 145; governor, McRae 68, Hayn 8, Stroupe 8. Powell 31, Floyd 47, Ter ral 16, Wells 0, Walsh 13, Riggs l chief justice, Coston 29, McCulloch 157; attorney general. Bohlinger r, Utley 165; secretary of state, Car gile 62, Hopper 115; auditor, Johnson 13, Tucker 26, McAmis 6, Ref 140; highway commissioner, Owen 115, Wilson 66; representative, Campbell 128, Herring 60; county judge, Smith 94, Hardy IS, Holt 47, Cornell 28; county clerk, Vaughter IT, Wilson 57, Muse 91, Hutto 24; county treasurer, Giddens 29, Gavin p, Wofford 138; as sessor, Rogers 40, Johnson 50.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Pierce Creek Township.

U. s. senator, Kirby II, Caraway 28; governor, McRae 1, Haynie 13, Stroupe l, Powell 12, Floyd 3, Terral l, Wells 4, Walsh 0, Riggs 8; chief justice, Coston 23, McCulloch r; at- torney general, Bohlinger s, Utley 31; secretary of state, Cargile IS, Hop per 2l; auditor Johnson 13, Tucker II McAmis 3. Ref F; highway commis- sioner, Owen 4, Wilson 37; represen- tative, Campbell 21, Herring 20; coun- ty judge, Smith 6, Hardy 0, Holt II, Connell 9; county clerk, Vaughter 19, Wilson l, Muse 9, Hutto 13; coun- ty treasurer, Giddens 10, Gavin 25. Wotford 6; assessor, Rogers 3G, Johnson 6.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Benton TnMnShin.


 U. S. senator, Kirby Is, Caraway 43; governor. McRae Is, Haynie IS Stroupe 0, Powell 3, Floyd 3S, Terral 3, Wells o, Walsh 0, Riggs 3; chief justice, Coston 62, McCulloch 19; at torney general, Bohlinger ', Utley 75; secretary of state, Cargile 37, Hopper A; Auditor, Johnson 25, Tucker 5, Me Amis 0, Ref 52; highway commission CT, Owen IA, Wilson 66; representative, Campbell 8, Herring S1; county judge, Smith 14 Hardy 64, Holt 0, Cornell 6; county clerk, Vaughter 25, Wilson 10, Muse Is, Hutto 29; county treasurer, Giddens 27, Gavin II. Wofford 42; as sessor, Rogers 40, Johnson 39.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Enola Tow nship.

U. s. senator. Kirby 6, Caraway }2; governor, McRae II, Haynie i, Stroupe 0, Powell 1, Floyd 0, Terral II, Wells 0, Walsh 0, Riggs 0; chief justice, Coston 26, McCulloch 8; attorney general. Bohlinger ,, Utley 32; secre- tary of state, Cargile II, Hopper "A; auditor, Johnson 8, Tucker II, Me Amis 0, Rieff II; highway commis- sioner, Owen 8 Wilson 26; represen- tative, Campbell r, Herring 20; county judge, Smith 8, Hardy 13, Holt ?, Cornell Is; county clerk, Vaughter 10, Wilson IA, Muse 13, Hutto 1; coun- ty treasurer, Giddens 20, Gavin 5, Wofford 13; assessor, Rogers 25, Johnson 12.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Pine Mountain Township.

|. s. senator, Kirby 8. Caraway 28: governor, McRae 3, Haynie F, Sroupe 0, Powell ,, Floyd i, Terral 9, Wells l, Walsh o, Riggs o; chief justice. Costoa 25, McCulloch II; attorney general, Bohinger c, Utley 8; secre- tary of state, Cargile s, Hopper P; auditor Johnson ,, Tucker 9, McAmis 1, Ref IS; highway commissioner, Owen 0, Wilson 36; representative, Campbell Is, Herring 20; county judge. Smith 12, Hardy r, Holt ', Cornell ); county clerk, Vaughter 0, Wilson 5, Muse 26, Hutto 5; county treasurer, G ddens 20, Gavin 10, Wolf ford 6; assessor, Rogers 35, John son l.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Mt. Vernon Township.

U. S. senator, Kirby 46, Caraway 51; governor, McRae ', Haynie ?, Stroupe 0, Powell 38, Floyd 13, Ter ral 35, Wells 0, Walsh l, Riggs ?; chief justice, Coston II, McCulloch 26; attorney general, Bohlinger 9, Utley 89; secretary of state, Cargile 52 Hopper 43; auditor, Johnson 34 Tucker 16, McAmis 6, Ref 39; high way commissioner, Owen 32, Wilson 67; representative, Campbell 23, Her ring 73; county judge, Smith 10, Har- dy 46 Holt 15, Connell 28; county clerk, Vaughter 33, Wilson II, Muse Al, Hutto 13; county treasurer, Gid dens 33, Gavin F, Wofford 55; as sessor, Rogers 46, Johnson 53.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
East Fork ToMnShin.

|. 5. senator Kirby 37, Caraway 27; governor, McRae 4, Haynie ', Stroupe ?, Powell ?, Floyd 32, Terral 15, Wells 3, Walsh 0, Riggs 0; chief justice, Coston II, McCulloch 53; at torney general. Bohlinger 3. Utley so; secretary of state, Cargle 20, Hopper 42; auditor, Johnson II, Tucker i Me Amis 3, Rieff 42; highway commis- sioner, Owen ,, Wilson 58; representa- tive, Campbell :, Herring 5; county judge, Smith II, Hardy 20 Holt 1, Cornell 30; county clerk, Yaughter Il. Wilson 9, Muse ?, Hutto 42; coun- ty treasurer, Giddens 27, Gavin 6, Wofford 32; assessor, Rogers 5, Johnson 8.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-11
Eagle Township.

U. s. senator, Kirby 28, Caraway 57; governor, McRae 1, Haynie 26, Stroupe 0, Powell 1, Floyd 21, Terral 21, Wells 2, Walsh 0, Riggs 5; chief justice, Coston 56 McCulloch 30 at torney general, Bohlinger 13, Utley IT; secretary of state, Cargile 50, Hopper 35; auditor, Johnson 2S, Tucker IS, McAmis 6, Ref 21; high way commissioner, Owen Il, Wilson il; representative, Campbell 56, Her ring 30; county judge, Smith 65, Har- dy 1, Holt i, Cornell 23; county clerk, Vaughter IT, Wilson II, Muse 30, Hutto 27 county treasurer, Giddens 21, Gavin 51. Wofford 8; assessor, Rogers 50, Johnson 25.