The log cabin Democrat., 1920-08-04
COMMITTEE. NAMES
 ELECTION OFFICIALS
PRIMARY ARRANGEMENTS
Completed by Democratic County Central Committee Late Tuesday
 Afternoon.

Afternoon.
 Sitting until a late hour Tuesday
 afternoon, the Democratic County
 Central Comm ttee completed the te-
 dious task of appointing judges, clerks, alternatts and deputy sheriffs to hold the biennial Democratic pri- mary election at the 27 precincts in Faulkner county on next Tuesday, August 10.
 For each precinct three judges, two clerks, and alternates for each were appointed. On account of Sheriff W. M. Brady being candidate for re- election and disqualified to appo mt them, the committee was also required to name deputy sheriffs for each pre- cinct.
 As final additional task the con- m.ttee found that no candidates for delegates to the county convention had appeared and the committee made nominations for delegates in order that names might be printed on the ballots. The state party rules forbid the count ng of names written on the ballot. Nominations for delegates were as follows:
 Benedict, Joe Troutman; Benton, R. H. McNew; Bristol, Arthur Clanton; Cadron, J. C. Higgs, Joe P. Pierce and R. L. Green; Conway, First ward, R. W. Rob.ns, D. o. Harton and G. w. Clark; Conway. Second ward, H. B. Ingram, W. B. Stark and W. E. Clay ton; Conway, Third ward, J. C. Bailey, V. c. Craig and Clifford Thompson; California, C. E. Gentry; Clifton, L. E. Holloway; Cypress, Cy- press Valley prec net, o. C. Simpson; Cypress, Vilonia precinct, R. J. Hogan and J. H. Downs; Danley. J. o. Nay Tor; Eagle, J. H. Hall; East Fork, J. B. Tilley; Enola, Walter Bell; Hardin, P. T. Shock; Harve, Dr. Tom Mabry and W. ?. Bryant; Mathews, E. L. McNew; Mountain, A J. O'Guin; Mt. Vernon, Frank TrayIor; Newton, s. D. Hodge; Palarm, J. B. Graddy; P cree Creek, J. F. Harrison; Pine George Hiett; Union, R. NJ. Browning; Walker, Roy Hendrickson; Wilson, H. B. Harrell
 The county convention VII be held at the courthouse at Conway on Mon day following the primary election August 16) at o'clock p. m. Dele gates to the state and district conven- tions will be elected at this meeting.
 Following the determining of the order of candidates names on the bal lot Secretary William J. Drummer placed the order for printing the off cial ballots with the Conway Printing Company. The committeeman for each precinct was directed to call for the ballots, poll books, and other cleo tion supplies, which will be ready for delivery at the Log Cabin Democrat by noon Friday, August 6.
 The committeeman for each pre- cinct was also delegated to bring the official returns to Conway following the election. The ballots and poll books, sealed and locked in the ballot boxes, should be brought to the office of the county clerk, and should reach there not later than noon on Fr day following the election. On that date { August 13) the committee will meet at l o'clock D. m and make the official canvass of the results.
 The list of judges, clerks and deputy sheriffs and alternate judges and clerks for the precincts of the county is as follows:
 Benedict Township-Frank Raney. J. F. Troutman and W. G. Gordon judges; Amos Patrick and Joe Adams. clerks; E. J. Wilhite, deputy sher fl i; Robert Mills, A. E. Starr and M. A. Hardin, alternate judges; Frank Sty- CTS and Joe Troutman, alternate clerks.
 Benton Township-S. P. Herring, L. D. Grafton and Carl Hickman, judges; o. B. Moore and J. E. Herring, clerks; L. H. Livingston, deputy sheriff; J. H. Carber and Man Tarver, alternate judges; J. W. Tubbs and Judie Brink ley, alternate clerks.
 Bristol Township-J. H. Lester, J. A. Clanton and J. C. Garrison, judges; T. A. Richards and NJ N. Strickland, clerks; Jim Terry, deputy sherf fl; 7. L. Billey and F. F. Req, alterna,e judges; L. F. Dean and Milton Woods, alternate clerks.
 Cadron Township-R. B. Townsen l, George McClain and VII FuGa+t,
 judges; Elmer Turner and s. F. Borough, clerks; Mont Stone, depu, y sheriff; Robert Bell, Will Philips arI John Robinson, alternate judges;
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