Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1922, Page 5

T ADMITS FATAL SHOOTING IMlSSISSlPPI VUIE Al preenlar ent et AT HOLY ROLLER MEETING e luseheon Preacher Being Beaten in Pulpit basket at the emnd of ‘When Farmer Rushed Home and Got Gun, He Says. By the Associated Press. CARTERSVILLE, Ga., August 16— J. B. Holbert, forty, a farmer, sur- rendered to Sheriff George E. Geddis and admitted, according to the latter, that he shot and killed Horton Mc- Maree, during a disturbance at a “Holy Roller” meeting near here last week. Holbert declared that McMaree was beating J. H. Van Meter, the preach- er, with brass knucks on the floor of the trail. Exerclu makes good, whol some food a neceunv That's why AUTH'S MEAT LOAF is |danl ONSENATOR TODAY Former Presment Wilson Urges Defeat of Ex-Sena- tor Vardaman. that makes it irresist bly delicious. It's just the thing for sand- wiches. THREE-CORNERED FIGHT the pulpit, the officers said, and the farmer ran to his home, fetched a shotgun and fired to save Van Meter. The latter and two other men were ordered held for an Investigation of Candidates for Conireu and State Offices Also Contesting Be- fore the Primaries. oreaching racial equality. e denied this, i —_— Oculists say that as a rule th + ' sight of women l! better than lhflt of men. By the Associated Press. JACKSON, Miss., August 15.—Mis- e | 8iesippi democrats went to the polls to- day to choose a nominee for the seat in the United States Senate occupled for the last twelve years by John Sharp = | Willlams and select their candidates in six of the eight congressional districts. One supreme’ court justice, six chan- cellors and six circuit judges were to be nominated. Nomination is equivalent to election. Ham Bologna <~ Made in wa:hiltm by N. Auth Provision Go. FROM THE _AVENUE AT NINTH Interest centered in the three-corner- ed senatorial fight, in which former Senator James K. Vardaman of .mck son, former Representative Stephens of New Albany and Miss Belle Kearney of Flora are candidates. Mr. Willlams not enter the contest. Mr. Wilson Takes = Hand. Former President Woodrow Wilson, in a letter made public recently, ex- pressed the hope that Mr. Vardaman would not again be sent to the United States Senate. Mr. Vardaman, owing to his physical condition, has not taken an active part in the campaign, but his cause has been espoused by a score or mete speakers who have stumped the IMPORTANT SALE Over Four Hundred MEN’S SUMMER SUITS $18.75 For $25 and $35 Suits stal M5 . Stephens, who receivea his prlnt.lpnl nupport from the faction op- posed to Mr. Vardaman, has waged a vigorous campaign in which he at- tacked the former senator for his al- leged desertion from the democratic party and_criticized his record while in the Sen: Wa-n candidate's Record. Miss Kearney began her campaign frage advocate. weather was forecast for some parts of the state, it was believed by po- litical observers that a record vote would be polled. The polls opened at congressional district and Benjamin Humphreys of the third district were recently declared the party’'s nomi- nees, neither having opposition for renomination. In five districts in- cumbents faced hard fights. Fifth District Contest. Wool Crash Suits Shantung Silk Suits Gabardine Suits Tropical Worsted Suits Mrs. J. E. Arnold of Union, the first woman candidate from Mississippi for a seat In the House of Representa- tives, and United States Marshal Floyd Loper of Lake ran against Representative Ross Collins in the fifth district. 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