Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-09-26
ENCOURAGING NEWS
FROM DEMOCRATS
Committee Members and Can6-
dates Hold Me4ting-Regis-
tration Tuesday, Oct. A

Next Tuesday, October 4th, is
Registration Day in the. city Of
Richmond, and those who expect
to vote in the county election in
November and reside within the
city limits, must get their names
on the Registration books. Reg
istration is held at the usual vot-
ing precincts in the city and by
the regular officers OF election.
The County Board of Election
commissioners late last week
named the election officers. who
will conduct both registration
and the election.
The new Democratic county
executive committee. composed
of a man and Il woman from each
Of the so precincts i'll the county,
met with the candidates and cam
paign committee Saturday. Din
rer was served at the Masonic
temple. and it resulted in a rcgu-
lar old-fashioned democratic love
feast. County Chairman J..
Grccnlcaf and Campaign Chair
man Harvey Chcnault jointly
presided and made short talks.
after whic the workers discussed
various phases Of the campaign.
Every committeeman and COM
naittccwoman. with one or two
exceptions. caused by illness.
were present. Many brought en-
couraging news from their pre-
cincts and the feeling seemed to
be general that old Madison will
be returned to the Democratic
fold in November by a substan-
tian majority. In many precincts
both men and women have gone
to work for the splendid ticket
with enthusiasm. All efforts will
be centered now on getting out
the full democratic registration
to the polls next Tuesday. The
polls open at e o'clock in the
morning and close at 9 O'Clock at
night for registration purposes.
The full list of election officers
named is as follows. the first and
last named officer i'll each pre-
cinct being the democrats and
the second and third the rcpubli-
cans:
Court House. No. Is. II.
Thorpe and w. =. Baxter. Judges ::
3. +. Hurst, clerk; r H. Mci>in-
ney sheriff.
City Hall. No. p. r. Dunbar
and Minor Risk, az; lc>,: Lem
Whitaker, clerk; J. II. Altman,
sheriff.
Normal No. st. I. Coviastcn
and Morgan Evans. Judges; Fred
Dawson, clerk; &. p. Wagers.
sheriff.
Francis, No. Al. c. O'Ncil ami
John Powell, Judges; Boyd Sand
lin, clerk; Dave Powers, shcrif.
Chcnault. No. 5-Armcr Par
rish and John L. Dozier. Judges !:
James Brewer, clerk; J. B. Death
erage. sheriff.
|. White Hall, No. 6 = Archie
Dunn and Ed Taylor, Judges ;
Geo. Yeagcr. clerk VIM. Hail.
sheriff.
Red House. No. &c. ". Cobb
and John Tribble, judge; Nn.
Jennings, clerk; HI. p. Dykes,
sheriff.
McCrcary, No. S@IInos i'hem-
as and James Parks, judges; ]. {.
West, clerk; Joe Hamilton, s.,ei :
iff.
College Hill, No. 9-Jasper
Pearson and Pres. Smyth, Judge,
John Burton, clerk; George Gin
! ter, sheriff.
Kavanaugh, No. lO-R. L. Doty
Sr. and John Norris, judges; Ben
/ Tudor, clerk; A. S: Noland, sheriff
Waco, No. I'm. w. Miller
and Mat Bybee, judges; G. B.
Moores, clerk; w. c. Terrill
sheriff.
Brassfeld. No. l2-J. B. Broad
dus and {. +. Parks, Judges; B
Wilson, clerk; June Duncan sher-
iff.
Bearwallow. No. 13-Speed Nc
Keehan and June Lane, Judges
Algin Davis, clerk; Owen Hen
sley, sheriff.
| Kingston. No. 14-B. J. Broad
dus and May Lane. Judges; Geo
Hamilton, clerk Brack Maupin
sheriff.
| Blue Lick, No. 15-B. S. Terril
and June Armstrong, judges; w
E. Johnson, clerk; Joe Gilbert
sheriff.
! West Berea, No. 16-M. D
! Bowling and Nath WEIGH, judges
! Chas. Burdette, clerk; Staff Gott
sheriff.
Clay, No. 17-H. M. Snyder ant