The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-18
CAMP BELL WINS
CHAIR SEAT BY
AT TO II VOTE
RseIecf johnson Secretary and
Name Chambers Treasurer
Of County q. D. p.

John T. Campbell, Rock Island.
was reelected chairman of the Rock
island county Republican central
committee yesterday afternoon. He
was opposed by Clark G.. Anderson,
Moline. Campbell received AZ votes
and Anderson II.
George w. Johnson, Moline, was
reelected secretary and w. Dale
Chambers, East Moline, was named
treasurer. Both received the offices
By acclamation.
The convention endorsed ma
tional, state and county administra-
tons. The resolutions also com
mended President Harding for
efforts made to insure lasting
peace, both in the orient and in
Europe"
The committee further went on
record as favoring movements for
soldiers adjusted compensation. f.
nancial relief to farming commun-
tiles and reestabli shment of Amer
lean tariff. EndOI sement of the
system of good roads and inland
waterways now planned by both
state and national governments
was given.
J. w. Armstrong, Rock Island, re-
ceived the endorsement of the con-
vention for nomination of trustee
OF Illinois university, and delegates
to the state convention will be in
structed to vote for him and assist
in procuring his selection for the
post.
Delegates to the state and to the
congressional conventions were Sc
lected. The congress Lnal meet
ing is to be held in Monmouth to-
morrow and the state convention
will be held in Springfield Friday
morning. Rock Island countys
quota is 26 to the state and so to
the congressional No alternates
to the congressional convention
were named
To State Convention.
Delegates to the state convention
were selected as follows:
julius Johnson, NJ. r. Carlson,
DR.. W. E. Taylor. L. c. Blanding,
F. J. Landee, Ben S. Bell, o. Z.
Child, George w. Johnson, c. E.
Dietz, +. NJ. Schriver, George H.
Richmond, W. A. Rosenfield, Joseph
Prendergast, DR.. Joseph DeSilva,
Harry M. McCsskrin. John G. Mil
Ter, John P. Sexton, DR.. j. w.
Ellingsworth, w. Dale Chambers,
John Upton, S. Z. Long, c. A
Abraham. James NJ Johnston. F. W.
Rihck, S. w. Searle, C. G. Anderson
Alternates to state convention
Mrs. Hada Carlson, n. E. Munson,
l.. c. First, c. p Skinner, Mrs. NJ.
G. Ogden, o. +. Anderson, George
". Wood, Walter ]. Griffin, Mrs. c.
A. Hoge, c. r. zimmerman. Henry
Suehman, W. S. Pate, Zen A. Stew
art, Mrs. Jennie Glasgow, Z. G.
Fickenscher, Wallace Treichler,
Willard Larki1, Fred Railsbaca, f.
w. Young, John Fife, Charles A
Anderson, U. R. Martin, Frank ,
Wiley, c. Il. Beers, J. ". Scott.
congressional Delegates
Delegates to the congressional
convention are:
John T. Campbell, George H.
Richmond, Walter A. Rosenfeld,
Ben A. Stewart, James F. Murphy,
John G. Miller, Sam Ryerson, Jo-
seph Prendergast, F. W. Rinck,
Wallace Souders, w. II. Schillinger,
DR.. Joseph De Silva, Harry NJ. Nc
Caskrin. J. j. Burgess, William Ken
nedy, John K Scott, DR.. n. NJ.
Moore, Martin T.. Rudgren. George
W. Gamble, DR.. w. E. Taylor, C. p. |
Skinner. Clark G. Anderson, Fred
Graflund, B. f. Peek, John Sundine,
NJ. R. Carlson, George w. Johnson, |
George W. Wood, j. w Gleason, n. |
+. Munson, G. o. Dietz, Charles
Myers, James NJ. Johnston. A G. |
Abraham, Austin Schaible, J. c. |
Wander Vennett. J. H. Efflandt, Z. |
L. Eagle, c. V. johnson, Cyrus |
Miller. Hugh Martin, Guy Hutchi- |
son, Frank Wilkey, C. c. Clark, c. |
+. Dietz, Allen Pratt, Ed Apple
gust, G. W. Roth and Howard /,
klove.