The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-06
MOST LISTLESS CANPAI PRACTICALLY CONCLUDED SATURDAY
 AND CANDIDATES RETURN TO HOMES


 write another declaration of prin- out that the democratic platform of Alabama calls for local option in handling of the prohibition ques- ton, while Alabama has had state prohibition law since 1915 and the nation has had constitutional pro- hibitlon for three years.
 The Anti-saloon league has made a real effort to elect delegates 10 the convention who will write strong plank for law enforcement and for the maintenance or cohs't tutional prohibition and the Nolsteae act. It has recognized natloha. propaganda which has been organize for the repeal of the constitutlon'l amendment establishing prohipltlon and has brought this fact to the at- tention Of the prohibition candidates for delegates to the convention anu to tho prohibition voters of Alabama
 List of Candidates
 Candidates for state offices and state party positions who are entered in Tuesdays democratic primary toi- low:
 Governor-w. W. Brandon of Tus- caloosa; Blbb Graves of Montgomery,
 Lieutenant Governor--Charles ,. Mcdowell Jr.. of Eufauia; Berrlen l. Phillips of Opelika.
 Secretary of State--S. H. Elan of Troy. Walter F. Miller of Tuscum- bia. r. R. Ryland of Birmingham Henry C. West of Birmingham.
 State Auditor-W M. Allgood or Mont orEery, John II. Chapman oi Montgomery, William P. Cobb of Tu5kegee.
 State Treasurcr-C. G. Brown of Hurtsboro, George W. Ellis of Mont gomery.
 Superintendent of Education-Dr. John W. Abercrombie of Anniston (unopposcd incumbent.
 Commissioner of Asriculture--J. NJ. Moore of Fayette, R. l.. Scale of Liv- ingsotn, James A. Wade of Vincent John B. Ward of Abbeville.
 Attorney General--Harwell G. Da- wis of Gadsden (unopposed incum- : benD.
 Associate Members Public Sedvicc Commissioning H. Cooper of Bir- mingham, S. P. Gaillard of Mobile, Berto H. Johnson of Montgomery. Fitzhugh Lee of Eufaula. Frank r. Morgan of Montgomery. John F. Pearson of Montgomery. John Puri- Toy of Montgomery.
 Chief Justice Supreme Court John C. Anderson of Demopolis, S. A. Lynne of Decatur.
 Associate Justices Supreme Court Lucien D. Gardner of Troy and Or opposed incumbents).
 Judges Court of Appeals-Charles R. Bricken of Luverne, Henry P. Merritt of Tuskegee and William IT Sanford of Montgomery (unopposed incumbents).
 Delegates to State Democratic Convention From State at Large John II. Bankhead of Jasper, Sidney J. Bowie of Birmingham, J. B. Brown of Cullman. Borden Burr of Biri- mingham, Alex M. Garber of Bii = mingham. Miss Frances Nimma Greene of Montgomery Emmet o'Neal of Birmingham, Alex D. Pitts of selma. R. r. Roach of Mobile, J. E Stanley of Greenville, W. c. Swanson of Montgomery. Henry P. White oi Alexander City, John c. Williams ot Tailadega.
 Candidates for congress In the lC congressional districts follow: First John McDuffie of Monroevllle (unop. posed incum bent): Second, John R Tyson Of Montgomery. Morgan Prest. wood of Andalusia; Third, Henry B Steagall of Ozark (unopposed incum. benD: Fourth, Lamar Jeffers, An. niston (unopposed Tncumbent); Fifth ". D. Bowling of Lafayette (unop posed incumbent); Sixth. ". B. Oli. yer of Tuscaloosa (unopposed incum. benD; Seventh. M. C. Allgood oi Oneonta, l.. L. Herzbergg of tiads. den Alto V. Lee Of Ga6sden. j. M Miller of Gadsden. w. T.. James ol Cullrnan; Eighth. Edward B. Almon of Tuscumbla. Mrs. Leila Seton Ed mundson of Decatur; Ninth. George Huddleston of Birmingham. NJ F. Grace of Birmingham Tenth, W. E. Bankhead of Jasper. Horace r. Gib. son of Walker county,