Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-02

No 6. l: No. :. ! /. No =. 3 Ne q.
Much Politics Evident.
ConAld,r.h.c politics was evident loo
;he city conventions 10 i~ slii Just
az soon as 10 became time Co. off,
instructions o. delegates after she.
elections. proaininisirltion ana Il.,'t
adheren.s took the floors Both side.
introduced resolutions ana asked their
adop,ions Tho one getting recognition
las; USUALLY ,sk-d that his D. taken
as a substitute. or amendment to tu.
original motion.
In Precinct No ! 90 On" court house.
an unusual matter cam" up when a
third motion was made asking that both
resolutions be- endorsed
Returns by precincts follow.
Precnc; ~ o. Court housr Thomas
p Turner VAS chairman and Mrs How
ard Trigr secretary Perry ; Pearson
nominated Mrs Trigg ial ~.,ieagf De
n. VI Cunningham moved that tho
chain b. given power tn appoint "a conn.
mltiec % thrc. 90 nominate ton deli,
gates 10 the county convention. These
names To BE- subject Co the approval oil,
offered a suhsii;ut, resolution ur amend.
ment offering the names of v n Mil
ler. n J.. Brooks and =. ~ SsrwalI
10 be- on the committee This amend.
meni vas rejected and "a. original u.u.
ton Was carried % 60 -
Committee Named
DR. ~ ". CUNNINGHAM. = \ Nu..
ming. Mrs Hutrllh Lindsay w,I, manned
BY Chairman TURNER un this ,Uuiu.;t,,.
Delegates selected by them aud approx.
I'd by the convention Wen, Perry
Pearson. T p Turnu. a. u short "
J. Beck. u. Gilvin }. NJ pouuolsuu.
Frank winkl-r Mrs l.uaiso VI Elliott.
Mrs Carrie Downing and Miss Euhv
Kirk.
Mr.. Gulke offered resolution 20 d.
articles IN regard o. the instruction Ui
delegates % M county DuuNcud,u. pr
Cunningham in turn offered another
resolution. endorsing the administr,.
ton. sir Gulck, Mr. Snort aud Rev.
X. Thomson spoke urou these rseolu
tons asking tina; both be- adup,ed. Dr
Cunninghams resolution was carried on
a roll call vote 80 o. o.
Preclnc; No CITY Hall W w
Lynch WIS elected chairman and Ernest
q. Thompson VAS elected secretary. The
administration was endorsed and the foi
lowing delegatrs were elected: ]. e.
Berry. john " Crcsens. +. q. Thomp.
son H. G. Hendricks. Grover u. HI.
]. n Gouldy. Mrs " ". Lynch Mr.
Mary =. White. Mrs W. g Hendricks
Mrs. Ray Wheatley Mira l.. T. Sears
aud Mrs T. II Jones.
Stinson Elected.
Prccinc; No J. North side school
house. Fred Cornelius was chairman
and John A. Travis was secretary
d. siinson was elected county delrgat.
and J. W. Broaddus all.ruat. The ad.
rninis;ra;ion vas also endorsed
Precinci No. :. East side school house
W. II. Benton was chairman Miss Rox.
ie Benton was elected an uninIruc;ei
delegate. the precinct being entitled io
only one. Miss BENTON j. hublir
school teacher. Neither of the resolu.
lions offered was adopted
Precinct No. 5. 81 Francis school
house. Jim Kennedy was appointed
To have charge 81 this convention and
he pro'niscd Grover y Hal that h.
would be sure 20 hold th. election. ac.
cording 10 Mr.. I'M The disiric; u en-,
titled 20 one delegate
Ps~cinct No 8 Hill's school house
Carl Hill was chairman q the conyen.
ton. and ]. w Canirell was elected
delegate The resolutions endorsing the
administration also carried
Believed For Bailey.
Precinct No. :. M1si,rson's ranch
house. No official report WAS received
tr' Il Is believed tha, the iiar 5 flr,ns
;...ni,-i the ore delegate to he ,s.J.'g
convection.
Precinct No. 8 High school building
u. =. Mobiles WAS chairman AMI " \
= r"'' vas elected srr ~ Tn at.
ngh.s'..,.O ~ li,ur was rf.i,rsad s
O. ;. l.. A. Welt g. g. 2. blanchard
and Mrs. RS. Thompson were appointed
On the committee o. unfniua'~ CJndi.
dates for the county convention. Ths
following persons were nominated by
the committee ar detected 90 the con.
v.',tlon: ~ \ Mobiles ! y Bsaslsv
". A Askew. Mrs Cora Beverly Mrs