The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-23
OFFICIAL COUNT
 DOES NOT CHANGE
 PRIMARY RESULTS
0'NeaI Defeated For Delegate to Convention-Count De- termineS Members of Ex-
 eGutiVe Committee
By FRED II. GORMLEY Montgomery Bureau, The Age-Herald, 221-2 First National Bank Building

| Tn the state Au | gust 8, which was completed by tn sub committee of the state demo cratic executive committee Tuesda afternoon. did nos change the result reported by unofficial returns i'm mcdiately after the primary.
 Judge w w. Brandon of Tusca l loosa was declared the nominee fo governor. Senator Charles $. Nc Dowell of Eufaula for lieutenant governor, s. H. Blan of Troy 10 secretary of state, W. B. Allgood c Birmingham for state auditor George ". Ellis of Montgomery fo state treasurer, Dr. John w. Aber crombie of Anniston for state super intendent of education, J. M. Moor of Fayette for state commissione of agriculture and industries. liar well G. Davis of Gadsden for attorne! general, Fitzhugh Lee of Eufaul; end Frank P. Morgan of Montgomery for associate members of the publi' service commission, Judge John Anderson for chief justice of the su preme court, Judge Ormond Somer vile of Tuscaloosa and Judge Lu cien D. Gardner of Troy for associ ate justices of the supreme court ant Judge Charles R. Bricken of I4u verne, Henry P. Merritt of Tuskegct and William II. Sanford of Mout gomery for judges of the court O appeals.
 The compilation officially deter mined the fact that Emmett O'Ne3l former governor of Alabama, was de feated for delegate from the state at-large to the state democratic con ventlon, others who ran below tht 10 elected being Miss Frances NimmC ~. Tnh ( Williams of Talladega.
 The 10 candidates for delegates tC the convention from the state-at- large who were elected are John II Bankhead. Jr., of Jasper; Sidney ! Bowie of Birmingham, Joel B. Browr of Birmingham, Borden Burr of Btr- mingham, Alex M. Garber of Bir. mingham, Alex D., Pitts of Selma R. P Roach of Mobile. J. B. Stanley of Greenville, W. c. Swanson o1 Montgomery and Henry F. White oi Alexander City.
 The results in all contests in the primary except membership in the state democratic executive committed had been established and the official compilation showed that the state democratic executive committee dur ing the next four years will be com DOSeu Ol tllt lOllOWll Pti aCAiHs
 First district-Benjamin r. Elmore Daniel T. Mccall, w. T. McGowin John E. Adams. B. B. Cobb. Second John Gamble, Cyrus B. Brown, Fred H. Gormley, Trammel E. Henderson Ira Champion Third-S. W. Deese l.. A. Farmer, c. c. Faulk, T. s Frazer, ]. J. Speights. Fourth-J. Il Edmondson, J. A. Morgan, R. D Jones, E. ". Pettus, $. P. McDon- ald Fifth-Dr. Jesse Gulledge, A W. Briscoe, w. l.. Lancaster, c. w Hare, E. P. Gay. Sixth-R. B. Evins E. l.. Clarkson, Jerome T. Fuller Frank M. Moody. John D. McQueen Seventh-Thomas w. Bradford, John c. Coleman, R. Lee Barnes, s. A. Jor- dan, Watt T. Brown. Eighth-J. l. Gunter, Clarence l.. Watts, James II Pride, Janet c. Simpson, Vera Aus telle. Ninth-John B. Weakley, J. 3 Wood, George P. Bondurant M. E Morris, c. F. Allgood Tenth-C. Y Burton, R. L. Bowen. J. c. Milner John A. Cobb. A. F. Fite.
 The law provides that the person leading the ticket in his district foI membership in the state committed shall be a member from the state at-large. In the Sixth. Eighth and Tenth districts there were only five candidates for five positions and each candidate received the same vote The subcommittee placed tho names in hat and drew one name, this person being designated as mem- ber from the state-at-large.
 The members from the state-at- large, under this plan. are Benjamin r. Fillmore, Cyrus B. Brown, l.. A. Farmer, J. A. Morgan, W. l.. Lancas- ter, E. I. Clarkson, Watt T. Brown James II. Pride, c. r. Allgood and John A. Cobb.
 Those declared nominees for con gressmen from Alabama follow: First district, John McDuffic; Sec ond, John R. Tyson; Third, Henry R. Steagall; Fourth, Lamar Jeffers Fifth, W. B. Bowling; Sixth, w. B Oliver; Seventh, M. C. Allgood; Eighth, Edward B. Almon; Ninth George Huddleston; Tenth, William B. Bankhead.
 Nominees for circuit judges were declared as follows: First circuit. Ben D. Turner; Second, A. F. Gamble Third, J. & Williams; Fourth, s. F Hobbs; Fifth, S. L. Brewer; Sixth Henry B. Foster; Seventh. A. P Agee; Eighth, James E. Horton, Jr. and 0. Kyle; Ninth, w. ". Haralson Tenth. William M. Walker, William
 
 Boyd, J. c. R. Gwin, c. B. Smith Joe c. Hail, R. V. Evins, Dan A Greene. Roger Snyder: Eleventh. Charles P. Almon; Twelfth. A. B Foster; Thirteenth, Saffold Barney Claud A. Grayson. Joel w. Goldsby Fourteenth. Ernest Lacy, R. l.. Blan- ten; Fifteenth. Walter B. Jones. Leor McCord; Sixteenth Woodson. J. Martin, o. A. Steele; Seventeenth John Mckinley; Eighteenth. w. M Lackey: Nineteenth, George F. Shoot Twentieth, H. A. Pearce; Twenty, first. John D. Leigh.
 Circuit solicitors were nominated as follows: First circuit, F. E. Poole Third. T. M Patterson; Fourth, J. r Thompson; Fifth, Clyde H. Vann Sanford; Eighth, D. c. Almon; Ninth A. E. Hawkins; Tenth, James c Davis with Ben G. Perry as assistant solicitor at Bessemer; Eleventh Henry D. Jones' Twelfth. R. II Jones; Thirteenth, Bart B. Chamber lain; Fourteenth. Ben Grady Wilson Fifteenth, W. T. Seibels; Sixteenth M. c. Sively; Seventeenth, B. c, Will son; Eighteenth, W. w. Wallace Nineteenth, John w. Bateman Twentieth, J. N. Mullins; Twenty. first. Leonard Biggs.
 Because of the absence of returns from few counties, a tabulation O. the vote was not made, the subcom- mittee merely verifying the result 1T the counties by long distance tele- that the official tabulation would bt printed in pamphlet form for distri. button later.
 Members of the subcommittee wht