Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-06-04
ENDORSE
 TAYLOR'S WORK Sixth District Convention Comments the Con-
 gressman. HONOR LOCAL MEN iFF .i.;- v Judge J. M. Elliott Made Chairman and Meyer SOlms0n Secretary-Jo
 NichOl is Member of State
 Central COmmitte.
HONOR LOCAL MEN

Judge J. M. Elliott, of Pine Bluff, Solmson, also of Pine Bluff, secre- tary of the Democratic central com mittee of the Sixth congressional dis trict at a meeting of delegates to the convention last night Jo Nichol of Pine Bluff, was chosen as member of the state central committee.
 ,, Committeeman from the several counties in the district were chosen as follows: Arkansas, J. w. Allen; Drew. R. l.. Collins; Dallas, G. M. Hampton; Hot Springs, H. B. Means i; Garland. Leo P. Mclaughlin; Cleve- land. P. G. Moseley; Grant, T. E. Toler; Lonoke, T. c. Trimble Jr., Lincoln. R. R. Rice Sr., Saline, w. l.. Halbert; Jefferson, Meyer Solmson: Desha George B. Ewing.
 Commend Taylor.
 The convention unanimously adoDted a resolution presented by Judge D. J. Kerwin, commenting the work in congress of Congressman Sam Taylor and expressing regret that his duties prevented him from attending the gathering.
 The resolution, which was wired to Congressman Taylor last might, reads: , "Be it resolved by the delegates now assembled and constituting the counties composing the Sixth con gressional district. that we regret the absence from our midst of our con- gressman, the Hon. s. M. Taylor. but we hereby most heartily endorse and comme nd him as a faithful servant or the people of his district, serving their interests at all times.
 We congratulate him upon his unswervlng loyalty to the principles or the Democratic party, as set forth Tn the platform, and congratulate him upon every vote that he has cast since or congressman, as being a just vote and for the benefit of the peo- pie; that we further commend him to the people of this district as being worthy our support as a man at his. post of duty"
 We further instruct the secretary or the convention that a copy oe his resolutions be forwarded to Congress man Iaylor as mark of our esteem in which we hold him, and as an as surance that the people do not forget faithful serva at."
 Seventh District.
 John E. Bradley of Bradley conn+v was selected as chairman of tbo onn erai committee at the seventh con- gressional district convention at the Iei,elsoh notel yesterday forenoon. Judge 0. w. Smith was elected secra tary. 0D Secie- w.. M. Geeson of Nevada co,, ,tv was chosen chairman of the convan, tion. Judge c. w. Smith of onaoh;ta oelag named as secretary.
 Committee men were elected ,s e, lows: Thomas Compere, Ashley county; Cone Turner, Bradley oonn "; J. B. Mcknight, Calhoun countu. '. K. Parker. Chicot con ntv. q < Jackson, Franklin county. W, 1I' Jamlson' va, Columbia county; B. E na3 nnl.e' aempstead county; F. E Baker, Lafayette county; L.' D Mc Nae' Nevada county; c. w. Smith county; Howard Carrison Union county. "' ''oh'
 Railroad Commissioners
 ine nomination of w. F. Mcknight IS railroad commissioner for the district of Arkansas was verified at the convention held ves erday. The total vote cast at the fact slectio nfollows: @o 'as' W. F. Mcknight 24,9S4. J. F. Hughes 15,261. R. L. Montgomery 11,O72.