The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-05-12

which % disrupt<s. the q. o. p. all ovs
the country tom years sgo ha. b<s
nend~d and the party once more stand
welded together in one big body, read
Tor . sweeping victory at the Novemh~
election.
After the keynote speech of Chsirms
Wells, Captain r.. r. Hood. secretary
read the personnel Of the temporary or
ganization- Upon motion Of Attorne
Schuck OF Ohio county. the t-mporsr
organization wss unanimously made yer
manent
Hon Wells Goodykoontz, Of William
sou. moved the appointment of a com
mittee ON credentials. resolutions an,
rules and order Of business: each com
mittee to consist Of . member from escI
senatorial district i'm the state. The mo
ti"n MAS unanimously carried and th,
body rrce-ss-d for live minutes "a ALLOW
each delegation time To designate il
nieini'er of the different committees. Tn.
following constitute tie conn >ittee-.
COMMITTEE On CREDENTIALS
First district Charles J. Shuck. o
Ohio.
Second di-trict-E. NJ. Hinernsn. O
Marshall.
Third district-T. A. Brown, OF Wool
Fourth district X j. Iieslop, Jackson
fiifh district Leon =. Wil~r. Of Oais-.l
sixth di-trict-wells Goodykoontx. OF
Mingo.
Seventh district-w. T.. Hawley. Of
Mercer.
Eighth district A. r. schcrr, of IA
nswbs.
Ninth district-C. r. Boone. of ,;r-en.
brier
Tenth district-G. w. Sbock. Of po-
cshontas,
Eleventh di.trict-w. II. Brand. OF
Marion.
Twelfth district-C. q. Coamsn. Of
Harrison.
Thirtenth district w. r.. Baker. Of
Randolph.
Fourteenth di-trict-E. B. Reynolds.
,i Mineral.
Fifteenth district Max Won Schlry.l
Df Berkeley.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
FIRST w. J.. smith. Hancnrk.
Second-O- w. o Har.iman, Tyler.
Third j. X Moroh. Richie
Fourth Warren Miller, jackson.
fifth---A. w. Hon. Putnam.
sixth J. j. Swope, Mcdowell.
Seventh T. II. Wickham, Raleigh.
Eighth---R"y Hill, B"one.
Ninth-Jam-- McClung, Nicholas
Ienth-O. T.. Hopkins. Brsxtpn.
f1eventh-C. Goodwin, VI. nongalis
T~elfth-'ieorge r.. White, Lewis.
Fourt-enth--JaInes VI Flynn, Preston.
fiiteenth Vernon johnson. Morgan.
RULES AND ORDER OF BUSINESS.
fir-t-w. T. Boomer, Ohio.
SECOND Aawaiting settlement.
Ibird-C. 4. Crsg, Piezsants.
fourth--C. 4. HiIdreth, Wool.
fifth o. ". Parker, Writ.
Sixth--T. r McDougal.
SEVENTH. j. Graham, Summers.
t'ghth---l. VI. ConIey, Logan
Ninth-C. w. Dillon, Fayett-.
Tenth }. w. White. Webster.
Eleventh DR.. A. X. Warden. TAYLOR.
Twelfth--S. :. COX, Doidridge.
Thirteenth-W A street, Barbour.
f"urteenth--E. l. Tyler, Tucker.
ffiteenth---Col. Farley ID. BurIey.
The committee on resolutions made .
stirring report condemning the pres. nt
sscilisting and incompetent Dem ,rrsti
and endorsing the pro
<rr--ive and prosperous Republican I'd
of the past and present in
nation AMI state. commended u the yo-
~rs the wisdom of plss sing tie R@pul,li-
AN party IN power next November. IN
10Th -tate and nation. The report vz-
<iven the same treatment that most Of
Inc other rnes-ure- reoeived at the hand
u the delegzte--- ----unsnimou- approval.
Judge Ira r. Robinson Of Grafton ar
'ived at the hall shortly before the con-
senti"n opened and here occurred the
'nly disturbance during the convention.
rhree-fcurth- of the delegates present re-
used N be still but desfened the bou-s
With applause a. the next governor of
Vest Virginia approached the platform
The Grafton jurist with the usual dignity
md solemnity that has characterized hi-
very sction gracefully acknowledged the
ssrm reception and walked % hrs -eat
IN the platform
The writer ~ss stated ct the pres ts-
DE just IN front OF the Raleigh county
ielesstion and saw and heard General
>be Lilly walked % his delegation and
I'll them 70 make . noise - he started
'pon the platform. OF course his dele
ration obeyed and the applause from
Raleigh county was oil that could be ex-
,ected with . lew sympsthrzers scattered
,ere and there over The hall. From whas
ve scsnaliy 80 md hsard vs are Of Tie