Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-08-18
DEMOCRATS PICK
IA DELEGATES
To STATE MEET.
Double Representation to Be
Sent to Convention Today:
ChaveS and Sellers Ad-
dress Large Meeting.

Double representation to the
state convention was decided upon
at the Bernalillo county convention
of the democratic party yesterday
afternoon held in Moose hall. AS
a result of that decision, ia dele
gates to the convention were
named.
Dennis Chaves presided at the
meeting when it was called to-
gether His opening speech was
| ''press agent" methods being in
1ected into the Bursum campaign.
He declared that claims of "unan-
imous sentiment for Bursum" were
! hot air.
AS a committee on permanent
! organization, Mr.. Chaves appointed
Warren Graham, Mrs. Booth, Tia
| folio Padilla, Mrs, r. P. Donohoo,
Jacobo Apodaca and Earl Bowdich.
The committee brought in a report
recommending that Colonel ID. K.
B. Sellers be made permanent
chairman. Mr. Sellers also spoke
on state issues.
AS committee on resolutions.
Mr.. Sellers, Henry Coors, Jr., e. B.
Swope, Mrs. Morgan and s. e.
Roehl were named. They brought
in a report that state resolutions
should not be hastily drawn and
recommended that no action be
taken. This was followed.
Because Of the interest mani
tested. 1t was decided to send a
double delegation of ia democrats
to the state convention. The fol-
lowing were named:
Manuel Padilla. Eduardo SAM
chez, Nestor Sena, Ambrosio Sa-.
mora, Trinidad Lucero, Jesus Pa
dilla, Ambrosio Candelaria, John
s. Major, j. P. Convoy, Charles
Mann, Abran Gutierrez, Pelar Tru-
tillo. Adolfo Gonzales. Mrs. D. e.
Booth, d. K. B. Sellers, A. S. Mo-
aga, S. Il. Roehl, Dennis Chaves,
w. w. Mcclellan, Teopho Padilla,
Pedro r. Ochoa, Mrs. G. r. Ellis,
Julian Cano. Fred Fornoff, 70. A.
Bowdich, 2. B. Swope, Henry
Coors, Jr., L. c. Mersfelder, M.
O'DonnelL Pitt Ross, A. J. Maloy.
w. G. Heacock, J. j. Votaw, r. P.
Donohoo, Mrs. Dennis Graves, Mrs.
Carlos Baca, Joseph Padilla, Mrs.
L. Fl. Morgan, Mrs. e. e. Booth,
Robert Chaves, Theodore MontoyA,
Tom Garcia, Mrs. r. p. Donohoo,
Felix Torres, Alfredo c. Garcia,
Andresio Griego, Ambrosia Candle
laria, NJ Castillo, w. A. Templeton,
George Hoefhein, J. w. Wolff, w.
McCloskey. A. S. Brosier, Tony Orr
tiz, J. w. Norment, George s. Rod
dy, j. S. Bowers, L. w. Beach, Le-
oo5ro Who'll Fa,;ap M fShouaa Tarah
p. Apodaca, Frank Gonzales. E. N.
Wilson, S. L. Burton, Amado G. de
Baca, George G.. Mares. J. c. Nc
Creary, Martin Gilbert, e. r., Booth,
r. L. Wootton, Neill B. Field, G.
D. Atwood, Elfego Padilla, Mrs.
II. B. Swope, O. N. Marion, Mrs.
Carlos Rivera, Summers Burkhart,
Mrs. Edward Dodd, r. Fl. Hanna,
Ed Ross Walton Connell, p. B.
Garcia, John Simms. Charles Roehl,
Clovis Salazar, Pablo Salazar, Mrs.
s. s. Gilbert, John Moreili, Lola
Gurule, Mrs John Morelli, Albert
G. Simms, Ofimiano Gutierrez, Mrs.
j. T. Maloy, w. P, Mcdowell, Mrs.
d. TT. earns, w. s. Patterson, Mrs.
o. A. Bachechi, Joseph Bachechi,
Jesus Candelaria, r. e. Putney,
Ray McCanna, Milton ]. Helmick,
John Sharp. Mrs Emily f. LaBelle,
Mrs Florence P. Johnson, Charles
lie Febre, Frna Ferguson. William
Phillips, Mrs. George A. Stateson,
Florencio Samora. Mrs. c.. G.
Neacham. Louis McRae. George c.
Taylor, Mike Mandell, w. C. Oeas-
treich. Frank Butt and Rafael
Garcia.