The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-10
Party With Fairies On
 Scke duLe For Tonight
By MIGNoN HALL

By MIGNON HALL
 What pretty world because some one thinks of little children and hu- man beings more unfortunate than themselvesl
 For instance there's that fairy party tonight at 8 o'clock which Mrs. s. w. Dawson and Miss Elise Spar row are staging for the benefit of the Riddle Ramp and the MIX and Ice Fund.
 The proceeds will go toward build ing stronger bodies for little folks, and furnishing others with ice so badly needed to keep milk sweet and relieve terrible thirst during the sickly-hot summer days.
 
 R. L. Blanton and Ernest Lacey of Jasper appear to have carried the county for circuit judge; the vote between Bankhead and Gibson for Congress is close and 1t will probably take the official count to ascertain. Anderson for chief justice has car ried the county. while Lynn had a good vote at Haleyville. No county ticket was in the field on the dem ocratic ticket-candidates will be placed by them at a convention to be held soon.
 MARION
 Hackleburg, August 9.-(Special) Incomplete returns follow: For gov ernor, Brandon 209, Graves 16; lieu tenant governor, Mcdowell 161, Phillips 16; secretary of state, Blan IT, Miller 40, Ryland g, West IS; state auditor, Allgood 4s. Chapman 2g, Cobb 19; state treasurer. Brown 31, Ellis SO; superintendent of educa- tion, Abercrombie "A; commissioner of agriculture, Moore ITO, Scale 2, Wade g, Ward 6; attorney general, Davis 54; public service commission, Cooper 22, GaiilArd IS, Johnson 8, Lee 20, Morgan 42, Pearson 10, Puri- foy 2s; chief justice, Anderson ss, Lynne 16; court of appeals, Bricken 46. Merritt 46, Sanford 46; repre- Bankhead 163, Gibson 62.
 COLBERT
 Sheffield. August 9.-(Special.).-- With all boxes in except the largest box In this city. 1t is apparent that Brandon and Mcdowell have carried the county by four to one. wes. runs first, Elan second. Miller third for secretary of state. The city box here will increase Vests lead for first place. Totals in this race with one box out gives West s30. Blan 5S0 and Miller 527. Second choice votes may increase the vote of Elan. Other state offices are in doubt as to leaders. Almon carries the county overwhelmingly against Mrs. Edmunson. Tompkins wins for probate judge. At 2 o'clock the shorifrs race and clerks race are neck and neck.
 SHELBY
 Vincent, August s.-(Special.)-J. A. wade's home box. Vincent. gave him the entire vote cast, 122. He probably carries the county by a good majority. Brandon 101, Graves l9 Miller. Allgood, Ellis. Lee, Puri- foy, Lynne leading for other offices. For probate judge of Shelby county Riddle 120, Leonard 1. For sheriff, Fulton 1s, Falkner 1o5.
 JACKSON.
 Scottsboro, August 9.-(Special.)- Returns from practically every box in the county show that Brandon has carried every box In Jackson county for governor, McDowell for lieute- nant governor. Almon has carried the county two to one; Lusk has car ried for Senate, Miller for secretary of state, Allgood for auditor, Moore for commissioner of agriculture and Morgan for public service commis- sion, IsyHne for chief justice. Bogart to have won for probate judge, Jones for sheriff, Thompson and Snodgrass for representatives.
 CLEBURNE.
 Heflin, August e.-(Special).-Ten out of 14 precincts give. For gover- nor: Brandon, 800; Graves. POO. Lieu tenant governor: Mcdowell. TOO; Phillips. 15o; secretary of state. Blan. TOO: Miller, 200: Ryland, 100; West, 500: Seals, 75; Wade, 300. Public service commission: Morgan, 775 Lee, $50; Purifoy. 200. Supreme court. Anderson. 500; Lynne. 500. Lynne. 500.
 Huntsville. August 9.-(Special..-- Judge Osceola Kyle and J. E. Horton. are nominated by decisive majoritles for circuit judges of the Eighth ju- dicial district. D. c. Almon was re- for solicitor over John R. Sample by a ma jority of 400. Win ston r. Garth Is state senatorial bS d HidJoiity Ol o,DUV. DThu- don's majority is at least 70 per cent out of vote of 5000. Country pre- cincts are reporting no vote on state offices.
 Anniston, August y.-(Special.)-- Frank Morgan and Fitzhugh Lee, candidates for associate places on the public service commission, seemed to be the leaders in that race as result of Tuesdays pri- mary. M. c. Allgood was leading for commissioner of agriculture. and other votes had not been completed Wednesday afternoon.
 With 500 votes cast in the OK ford beat Tuesday the count ex-
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