Dinamo re received only 46 votes. The
total votes for Senator Underwood was
8,901, compared with 1,615 for Mus
grove. The county democratic ^res
tive committee made the official can
vsas of the votes and it showed no great
Variation from the unofficial returns
tabulated the evening of the election.
Named License Inspector—Walter
Barr, Montgomery insurance man. to
lay was appointed license inspector for
Montgomery county by the states tax
Commission, succeeding Harvey M. Blue,
w|o was named judge of the juvenile
coart of Montgomery county by Gover
nor Brandon. Mr. Blue has served in
the position since 1916, having been
Mimed by Governor Henderson.
A prise of $25,000 has been offered
through tho World Federation of Edu
cational associations for a plan to edu
cate the children of all nations so as
to bring about a better international
understanding.
The King It Dead
King Constipation is dead. Slain
by RED CROSS Liver Medieine and
With him dia 90 per cent of all the
hesetments of this body of ours.
Get it at all druggists. 25 cents.
DOINGS OF DAY
IN WASHINGTON
Federal Judge W. S. Kenyon de
clined appointment as secertary of the
navy.
The House ways and means commit
tee ordered the soldiers’ bonus bill re
ported.
The ship liquor treaty with Great
Britain, aimed at rum smuggling was
ratified by the Senate.
Representatives Sydney Anderson, re
publican, announced he would not seek
re-election.
Secretary Mellon gave more testi
mony before the Senate finance com
mittee in regard to the tax bill.
The Senate defeated the Norbeck
Burtness bill designed to help farmers
diversify their crops.
Former Senator Phelan, California,
appeared before a Senate committee
•»! gave his views on Japaneses im
mirgration.
