The courier-index., 1920-08-13

40, Terral 166. Riggs 162.
 Congress-Driver 1,274, Johnson 763, Thorn 423, Alexander 302, Simmons 107.
 Prosecuting Attorney-Shane g. $50, Duncan 408.
 County Judge-Honey 2,008, Brat ton 1904.
 Representative = Butler 1914, Branch 1887, Morgan 186.
 County Clerk-Rogers 2,294, Granting 1,404.
 Collector-Partain 2,O14, Bond 1889.
 Sheriff-Stepp 1,577, Farrell r. 100, Cole 943, Cothron 407. Assessor-Roberts 1,604, Wood 1,235, Middleton 968. Mississippi
 Blytheville, Aug. 11.-Election re- turns of Mississippi county, one- third complete, are as follows:
 United States senator, Caraway i 573, Kirby 143; congressman, AL exander 100 majority; governor, Powell 147, Floyd 22, Walsh 70, Terral PIT, Haynie 10, Stroupe 3, McRae 157, Riggs 12, Wells IT; chief justice supreme court, Me- Culloch 787, Costom 402; associate justice, Frank Smith, no opposition; attorney general, Bohlinger 184, Utley 252; secretarv of state, Hop per 392, Cargile Ill; state auditor, McAmis 84, Rieff 50, Johnson 131, Tucker 230; commissioner state lands, Wilson BAT, owen PIP; pros ecuting attorney district No. 2, Shane 396, McGowan 19, Duncan 281; county treasurer, Little 468, Bowen 425; county clerk, Bass 530, Moore 49; county and probate judge, Barham 234, Neck 456; tax asses sor, Scarboro 543, Thomas 55, Grain IA. Later returns are expected to materially increase the lead of AL exander for congress and Little for county treasurer. The vote is nor nal. | Cross Wynne, Aug. 11.-Cross county gives:
 United States Senator--Caraway 1856, Kirby 295. l Governor-Floyd 160, McRae 604, Haynie 56, Riggs 30, Powell 627, Stroupe 4, Terral 338, Walsh l, Wells 40. Congress, First Congressional Dis | trict-Alexander 82, Thorn 354, Johnson 70, Driver 1881, Simmons 34.
 Secretary of State-Hopper l. 456, Cargile SIS. State Auditor-McAmis 466, Rieff 235, Tucker 758, Johnson 292. Chief Justice Supreme Court McCulloch 1,310, Coston 462.
 Attorney General-Bohlinger AIS. Utley 1,520. Highway Commissioner = Owen 451, Wilson 1925. Prosecuting Attorney, Second Ju- dicial District--Shane 1883, Me Gowan AS, Duncan 124. Phillips Helena, Aug. 11.-Complete out of 21 precincts in Phillips county show the following results in yes terday's democratic primary:
 United States Senator-Caraway 1,588, Kirby 189.
 Congress, First District-Alexand- CT 746, Driver 696, Thorn 94, Sim mons 57, Johnson 42.
 Governor-McRae 701, Powell 457, Terral 339, Walsh 1855, Floyd 127. Riggs IT, Wells, 12, Haynie 4, Stroupe 3.
 Chief Justice Supreme Court McCulloch 1,561, Coston 222.
 Attorney General-Utley 935, Bohlinger 691.
 Secretary of State-Hopper l. 396, Cargile 251.
 State Auditor-Tucker 839, Me Amis 337, Rieff 205, Johnson 193.
 Commissioner State Lands-Wil- son LIP, Owen 564.
 Complete returns on the county election from 21 of 26 precincts, show results as follows:
 Senator, Fourteenth District Deisch 1,377, Cooke 1,120.
 Representative (2)-Andrews IT, 446, Clatworthy 1,290, Woodin l. PIT.
 Sheriff Kitchens 1,570, Hicks 896.
 Treasurer-Jarman 1.5S4, Denison 934.
 County and Probate Judge-Lark- in 1,255, Mundt 1925.
 Assessor-Polk 1893, Hudson 764.
 Coroner-Keeshan 1,2O3, Patrick 1,173.
 Chas. N. Gist, constable of St. Francis township in which Helena is situated, won his race for re-elec- tion. He was opposed by Edward L. Sprague.
 Up to noon yesterday the voting was slow and disappointing, but women voters, newly enfranchised and exercising their privilege for the first time, began arriving at the polls immediately after o'clock and the total vote in the city and county was larger than expected.
 Dietch Wins for State Senator
 Peter Dietch, formerly a member of the house of representatives from Phillips county, has won the nom ination for state senator from the district composed of Phillips and Lee counties. The unofficial count in Phillips county gives Dietch l. BIT and Cook 1,l20.