The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-02-07
STORM ALL ALONG THE COAST
PLENTY OF CANDIDATES
FOR THE PRIMARY
(Associated Press)

Jacksonville, Feb. 7-Although this
is an "off" year, Florida voters will
have plenty to do when they nominate
democratic candidates in the June pri-
mary, the arrangements for which
are to be made by the state demo-
cratic executive committee at a meet
ing here February %.
Candidates for the following Offices
must be nominated:
One United States senator; four
members of Congress; two justices of
the supreme court; two members of
the railroad commission; sixteen judi
cial circuit judges; eight states at
torneys; sixteen state senators whose
terms expire with the next general
election, and two vancancies created
among the "hold-over" senator's;
members of the house of representa-
tives; county commissioners; county
boards of public instruction; super
visors of registration; justices of the
peace and constables wherever va
cancies have occurred since the last
general election.
+ Circuit judges whose terms expire
! during the year and whose successors
much be nominated follow:
First, A G. Campbell, DeFuniak
Springs, June 8, 1923; Second, E. C.
Love, Quincy, June 8, 1928; Third, M.
F. Horne, Jasper, June 8, 1928;
Fourth, Geo. Couper Gibbs, Jackson
vile, July 2, 1928; Fifth, w. S. Bull
lock, Ocala, June II, 1928; Sixth, M.
A. McMullen, Clearwater, with next
senate; Seventh, James w. Perkins,
DeLand, June 20, 1923; Eighth, A. v.
Long, Palatka; April 26, 1923; Ninth,
D. J. Jones, Chipley, June II, 1923;
Tenth, John S. Edwards, Lakeland,
June II, 1923; Eleventh, Fl. Pierce
Branning, June II, 1928; Twelfth, G..
W. Whitehurst, Arcadia, May 80,
1923; Thirteenth, F. M Robles, Tam
pa, June 90, 1928; Fourteenth, C. L.
Wilson, Mariana, June 13, 1923; Fif-
teenth, E. C. Davis, West Palm Beach,
June 13, 1923; Seventeenth, Charles
o. Andrews, Orlando, June 8, 1923.
Duval county, Daniel A. Simmons,
Jacksonville, April 21, 1928, will not
be in the primary this year.
State attorneys whose terms expire
and whose Offices must be filled are:
Fifth, Geo. w. Scofield, Inverness,
June 13, 1923; 9Th, E. P. Wilson, Dade
City, with the next senate; 8th, A. S.
Crews, Starke, June 9, 1928; 10th, d.
o. Rogers, Lakeland, July 4, 1923;
18th, John G. Gramling, Miami, June
9, 1923; 18th, S. W. Lawler Jr., Fort
Meyers, June Is, 1923; 18th, George
w Coleman, West Palm Beach, with
the next senate; 17th, Joseph J. Jones,
Orlando, June 9, 1928.
The supreme court justices whose
terms will expire are Taylor and
Brown. The railroad commissioners
who go out of Office are Burr and
Campbell.
4 State senator's whose terms of four
years expire within the year and
whose successors will be nominated
are: W. J. Singletary, Grand Ridge;
S. W. Anderson, Greensboro; ID. M.
Lowery, Tallahassee; r. Fl. Rowe,
Madison; R. II. Weaver, resigned, dis
: trict No. -; M. L. Plympton, Lake
| City; James E. Calkins, Fernandina;
J. Turner Butler, Jacksonville; W. j.
! Crosby, Citra; T. T. Turnbull, Mon
: ticello; W. H. Malone, Key West; W.
A Russell, Lincoln Hulley, DeLand;
John Bradshaw, Jennings; W. G. Row.
land, Newberry.
: Two other vacancies Gnelude the
: ninth senatorial district from which
/ E. P. Wilson resigned, and the twenty
: seventh senatorial district, made va.
d. cant by the death of Frank M. Cooper
of Punta Gorda- Thus there win b
nineteen newly elected senator's out o'
. the total membership in the senats
next session.