The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-05-28

Lcxie Parks, G. A. Davis, U. A Flow
ers. c. H. Cobb, G.. r. Kenney, T. F
Reynolds, DIR. w. M. Turner. r. 7
Roberts. Chas. Dietzel, Ed McAlistel
H. o. Head, Jr., r. B. Miner, B. A
Vaughn, C.. L. Andrews, DR.. E. f
Little, j. F. Carter, o. L. Weaks, A
e. Kirkland, T. r. Meadow, ]. L
| Glover, Jr., ]. M. Russell, Jno. 7
Walker, T. o. Morris. T. P. RuckeI
H. A. Bransford, G. c. Clogs, e. P
| Waddell, S. Waddell, H. L. Clement
e. H. Marshall, ]. A. Baird, j. M
Brice, c. S. Talley, l. P. Morris, ]. A
Cloar, w. e. Whitson, ]. B. Waddell
w. ]. Rust, Sr., Hurtle Barnes, A.
Harpole, H. c. Stanfield, F. ]. Smith
r. R. Rose, DR.. F. M. McRee, A. F
Tittsworth, E. T. Mitchell. w. H
Forester. w. M. Miles, Geo. A. Gibbs
F. l.. Pittman, Claude Andrews, w
E. Jackson, ]. L. Mosier, G. w. Miles
Jr., ]. A. Whipple, H. H. Lannom
j. l.. Fry, C. N. Lannom, r. A
Pierce, F. w. Moore. e. H. Lannom
w. H. Swiggart, Sr., w. H. Swiggart
Jr., H. B. Brantley, ]. L. Cochran
W. J. Hopper, w. c. Farris, ]. c. Da
Wis, Ben Bransford, DR.. M. A. Blan
ton, H. B. Horner. T. r. Massey,
S. Adams, o. Sprudlin, Avery Coble
Harris Parks.
G. W. Wakefield, w. B. Mayo, w
NJ Walker.
Dist. No. IA: Alex Mitchell, w
A. Grissom, John Graham, Jim Car
yer, Alex Smith, DR.. j. J. Wells, A.
X. Wells.
Dist. No. 15: DR.. ]. B. Sharp, J.
w. Buchanan, Will Morris, Bob Fox,
E. A. Morris, w. P. Peacock, w. j.
Nichols. ]. M. Campbell, J. R. Mills,
A. M. Moultrie, H. H. Moultrie. T.
NJ Tankersley, DR.. j, F. Darnell, Ben
Morris, s. d. Clemmons, G.. B. Baird,
r. H. Beaird F. o. Howell
Dist. No. 16: G. w. Robey, l.. G.
Browder, s. A. McDade, J., L. Pickle,
r. N. Whitehead. Cleve Parker, j.
w. carp, DR.. j. A. Howard, Albert
Hutchens, r. A. Gossum, Jarvis
Pierce, Sr., jeff Nanney, H. A. My
rick, w. w. Morris, w. t. Lockridge,
j.. III. RObey, Geo. Boulton.
Women delegates: Miss Mary
Swiggart, Mrs. Geo. Gibbs, Jr., Miss
Birdie Waddell, Mrs. Ellis Jackson,
Mrs. Geo. Gibbs, Sr., Miss Ruth
Crenshaw, Mrs. A. l.. Brevard, Mrs.
C. H. Cobb, Mrs. w. H. Swiggart, Mrs.
Will White, Mrs. Wallace Moore,
Mrs. Mamie Little, Mrs. Marvin
Chapel, Mrs. Henry Hassler, Miss
Aletha Bonner, Mrs w. J. Caldwell,
Mrs. w Buchanan, Mrs. Luther
Moffatt, Mrs. Chas. Ferguson, Mrs.
J.. A. Howard, Mrs. w. v. Carter,
Mrs. d. c. Maddox, Mrs. j. E. Olive,
Mrs. F. L. Pittman, Mrs. Claude An
drews, Mrs. F. E. Arm, Mrs. H. w.
Qualls, Mrs. r. r. Rose, Mrs. f. d.
Polk, Mrs. w. A. Smith, Miss Lorene
Mrs. T. P. Palmer.
Respt. submitted,
J. A. HOWARD, Chm.
RICE A. PIERCE,
T. j. EASTERWO0D,
r. H. RUST,
G.. w. LEATHERS.
Committee on resolutions reported
as follows and D. P. Caldwell moved
adoption of the report, which was
seconded and report was
adopted unanimously:
To the Democratic county con-
yention of Obion County:
We, your committee on resolu-
ions, respectfully report the follow
ng and recommend that they be
ldopted by this convention: 7
Be it resolved that:
The Democrats Of Obion County,
tennessee, in mass convention as
embed, in the courthouse in Union
,ity, on this the 22nd May, 1920,
e-assert ever continued loyalty to
he principles of the Democratic
arty, both State and national, and
ledge our support CT these princi-
les as enunciated in its platform
uring the coming campaign.
We endorse and approve the
of the Federal Constitu-
ion, prohibiting the manufacture,
Importation and sale of liquor in the
'nited States, and also the pending
mendment granting suffrage to the
omen of the nation and urge the
atification of the latter amendment
= the legislature of Tennessee L
hen 1t meets in regular or called
,ssion. Said amendments were
assed by the Congress Of the United I
Lates during the administration of {
Toodrow Wilson and are the crown 4
lg acts of his administration. We Il
lerefore oppose any change in the
oIstead liquor law, in any respect,
Icept to make 1t more stringent