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campaign as an Endorsement of Pages
opponent, State Senator Robert w.
Daniel of Brandon.
Holt. who differed with Page on the
Interpretation of Prices remarks and
who asserted his view was subsequently
justified by remarks Price later made
about Holt. receive l04.9O8 votes in the
1880 precincts to 1878 for Senator
Daniel. formerly president of the Lib
erty National Bank of New York, but
Q native Vlrginian.
Attorney General Staples won re-
nomination over John Galleher, young
Leesburg attorney and founder of the
p4825 votes to 72676, on the basis Of
the same number Of precincts tabu-
lated in the other two races. Gale
her, who resigned as Virginia director
for the National Emergency Council
10 enter the race, waged a vigorous
campaign which drew great interest
in the final stages through a verbal
tilt with T. Mccall Frazier, chairman
of the State Liquor Board, accused
by Galleher Of helping to write a
speech for Staples.
Satterfieid Wins.
Dave E Satterheld. jr.. former COM
monwealth's attorney of Richmond
won the nomination to Congress to
succeed the late Andrew Jackson Mon
tague in the third district, over Cor
don B. Amber, State Senator from
Richmond and manager a year ago
Of Montague's successful campaign
against Satterfeld. The vote in 1O5
out of l22 precincts in the district
was Satterield, 1885; Amber. H.
297 Amber conceded his defeat.
The Republican party will hold a
State convention August 26 at Rich
mond
Among those congratulating Price
was United States Senator Harry F.
Byrd. who wired the gubernatorial
nominee early in the night that he
had voted for him and to tender my
earnest and complete cooperation
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glnia in all sound and progressive
measures YOU may undertake as Gov
ernor of Virginia for the progress of
our people and in solution of the
many problems you will face"
Liking for Sports.
Price has been supporter of
President Roosevelt. many of whose
measures Senator Byrd has opposed,
but the new gubernatorial nominee
has Endorsed the conservative fiscal
system of Virglnia's s government and
has asserted that budget should be
balanced except in time of emer-
gencies.
The gubernatorial nominee gives his
favorlte exercise as work" but admits
strong liking for sports, especially
foot ball. He is imperial recorder for
Moth America for the ancient Arabic
Order of Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
and has served as potentate of Acca
Temple here. He is an enthusiastic
Mason and a member of the Kappa
Sigma Fraternity.
He was married in 1918 to Miss
Lillian Martin. They have two chill
dren, James H. Price, jr, and Lillian
Moir Price.
The gubernatorial nominee is a
handsome man Of average stature, who
does not look his 55 years despite his
hair that is rapidly turning an iron
gray. He is accustomed to public
speaking and has been widely sought
as an after-dinner speaker as well
rs for addresses on many occasions.
He will succeed, if elected over
possible Republican opposition, Gov
George c. Perry, who, under Virginia
law, is not eligible to succeed himself
for another four years.
An analysis of returns showed Price
had carried or was leading in every