Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-02-28

! son OIL eX-PreSldent Theodore RoOSe
i Welt. We greatly deplore his death
and here and now re-dedicate ourselve.
anew to the great principles which
Lincoln, Grant, Hayes, Garfield, Harri.
son, Mckinley, Roosevelt and Taft have
so courageously and gloriously upheld
defended and maintained
| We desire to express our appreciation
and gratitude for the services render.
ed by the boys who composed the
Army of the Nation in the Worlds Wa,
and hereby place ourselves on record
as favoring such legislation as will
adequately compensate and protect
them and their wives and children from
want Nor do we forget the old Vet
Grams of the Civil War. remembering g
as we do it was they who saved the
Union, and made it possible for Amer
lea to present a united front against
a foreign enemy, and win the World
War; and we favor such liberal legisla-
ton as will also adequately compen-
safe and protect them and their famil-
les in their old age, and provide for
them the necessities of life
We hereby endorse as degelates from
the state at large to Chicago: Governor
Edwin p. Morrwo, Col. A T. Hert, Mrs.
John G. South, and G. w. Saffell. and
also endorse the candidacy of VIM. l..
Wallace and ]. L. Butler as delegates
from the Eighth District of Kentucky
to the National Convention at Chicago;
and that the delegates by this conven-
ton be instructed to vote for them as
long as their names are before the con-
vention. and use such proper means as
ink hos -,
ton; and also endorse the candidacy
of H. V. Bastin for membership on the
State Central Committee from the Sth
District and instruct the delegates to
vote for him as long as his name is be-
fore the convention.
The following named delegates are
selected to represent this county in the
District and State Convention to be
held in Danville. March End, and in
structed to vote as unit on all ques-
tions:
w. X. Price. c. c. Wallace. VIM O.
Mays, Il. J. Clay, Faris Marcum, c. W.
Wagner, Prof. Boothe. l.. V. Dodge
Parker Adams, w. H. Burgess, Waller
Bennett, Neale Bennett, A. r. Burnam
Jr., Thompson Burnam, William Wal
lace. L. S. Virgins, Burton Roberts,
Welby Broaddus. William Yates, Vul-
can Irvine, W. ]. Tatum, Chas Blythe
June Armstrong, Chas. Burdette, VIM
Engle. ]. n. Hendren, Speed Taylor
James H. Jones. L. H. Ballard. Emmett
Taylor, Albert Bogie, Robert Haley, r.
r. Burnam. Jr., George Young, Robert
Luther Todd, G.. 3. Moores B.
H LuXon, Minor Risk, John Tribble
Robert Asher. billiard King, Bud Hall.
Z. =. Smith. H. G.. Sandlin, d. F. Wal
lace, w. H. Grider Edwin F. Powell. E.
T. Virgins. John Allen Cotton. Virgil
Gaines, g.. D. Ballew, Brutus Chenault
William Parks. May Lane, W. 3. Tur-.
ley, NJ. T. Bybec. stephen Haynes, CAL
vim Agee. w. 7. Short. Chas. TribbIe.
Signed = Resolutions Committee =
Waller Bennett, Speed Taylor, w T.
Short, Burton Roberts, c. c. Wallace.
The Resolutions committee propos-
eG six changes in the county commit
tee when the list was offered the con-
ventIon for adoption. But friends of
Robert r. Burnam, Jr and w. o. Mays
won out by big majority for re-
election of the entire old committee
The resolutions committee in its re-
port proposed to substitute E. S.
Wiggins for T. w. Reeves in the
court house precinct; Elias Brewer for
Dave Chenault in Chenault precinct;
George 1cung for Green Durham in
Kingston precinct; Speed Taylor for
George Noe in Burnam precinct; AL
bert Bogie for Milo Long in Newby
and Emmett Taylor for w. D. Sanders
at Biggerstaff. However, the commit
tee was as reelected by the vote of 80
10 l. viii remain as follows:
Court House-T. w. Reeves.
City HalI-WeIby Broaddus
3-Normal-H. c. Brewer.
-Francis-Will McSwain.
5-Chenault-pave Chenault.
6-White Hall-Granville Clark.
Red House-Robert Asher.
S-McCreary-James Parks.
college Hill-Chas. Tribble.
10-Waco-G. B. Moores.
11-Kavanaugh-Bue Ballew.
Brassfield-Merrill Logsdon.
13-Bearwallow-Geo Sparks.
14-Kingston-Green Durham.
15-Blue Lick-June Armstrong.
16-Berea-W. ]. Tatum.
17-Clay-Chas. Blythe.
1S-Duncannon-R.H H. Hendren.
19-Burnam-Geo Noe.
20-Tevis-Will Hendren.
-Crutcher-CaIvin Agee.
22-Poosey-Wilbert Howard.