The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-05
TEN KENTUCKIANS
 SEEK REELECTION;
 EIGHT DEMOCRATS
District Normally Repubh- can; Democrats Have Very Little Opposition For Election.

Frankfort, Ky, Aug. 5-(By The A. P)-Ten Kentucky congressmen, len Republicans will go before the yot- eor sps 1n re-eleetion. tGtIso" charles F. Ogden, of Anchorage, Republican. will not CTS of the fifth district and Maurice H. Thatcher of Louisville, has no opposition at the primaries: ms district normally is Republican. litical complexion of Kentucky's dele gation in the next congress will De about the same as 1t has been TOT two years. R. Y. Thomas. Democrat, Tn the third district Is unopPosed tomor. row, but probably will hnVe stlH fight in November. Three Repub- Ecans are seeking the nomination in this district and in the past lt nas t voters are about evenly divided as to political affilfafion.
 Political battles are not on the stage this year as many of the can didates have no opposition in the pri- maries and there are no Repuollcah candidates in the sixth and seventh districts.
 Little Opposition.
 The eight Democratic incumbents have opposition for renomination in only the seventh and ninth districts while John M. Robinson, the Repub- Hcan incumbent from the eleventh district, is unopposeo TOT rehoitiiiio ton. .,.,, I John W. Langley. of Pikeville, the Republican incumbent rom Iiae Ine tenth district, has one opponent, Miss Jailed jailer'' of Letcher county, who, while serving as jailer of Letcher county, served a sentence in his own jaiI after conviction on charges or felony and of bootlegging and as- sault.
 While still in jail MT. Whitaker announced as a candidate to m out the uneMpired term of Sam Collins, county judge, who resigned to oe- come state prohibition director. lie was elected and while serving in that office he announced his candidacy TOT
 Following is the list of candidates for nomination in tomorrow pri- mary:
 First district-Alben W. Barkley, Paducah, Democrat (incumbent) uh- opposed; F. M. Mccain, Mayfield, Re- publican. unopposed.
 Second district-David H. Kinche- Joe, Madisnville. Democrat, dncum1- bent) unopposed; George W. Jolly Owensboro, Republican, unopposed.
 Third distriet-R. Y. Thomasbi unnnbent3 Jt nnopposed; Marmaduke B. Bowden, RusseIIvilIe; W. o. Meats, Morgan town and R. M Amos, Olmstead, Re- publican. ,o,, Rardstown, Democrat (incumoent1 unonposed; Maurice H. Thatcher Huntsville, Republican, unopposed.
 Sixth district-Arthur B. Rouse, covington, Democrat Qncumbent) nnopposed No Republican candl- dates. N5ur- nhv Lexington and J. Campbell Cant rJii Georgetown (incumbent) Demo crats. No Republican candidates
 Fighth district-Ralph Gilbert Shelbyville, Democrat, Gncumbent) nnopposed; D. H. Kincaid. Danv1lie' and Ed. Hubbard, Lancaster, Repuo- Hcans. r,s o,;,,a l tTilI (incumbent); William T. Cole; Greenup; R. G. Buckler, Prater, and | 1T. c. Duffy, Cynthiana. Democrats' T IT. Stricklin, Insko; Trumbo Sne- 1eear. wyoming, and George Osborn Rnssell Republicans.
 Tenth district-K. l.. Varney. Can ada and F. Tom Hatcher, Pikeville, Democrats; John w. Langley (lncum- hentl Pikeville and Tess Whitaker' Ria ackey Republicans.
 F1eventh district-Clarence J. Sip- nIe. London. Democrat; unopposed' Iohn M. Robsion. Barbourvflle, Re- nubIican, (incumbent).