The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-15
FIVE KILLED IN
BIG EXPLOSION
PLANS FOR COMING OF
ROBERTS AND M'KELLAR
Committees to Arouse Inter
est and Make Plans
Appointed.

10 there ho those who doubted the
interest in the recollection OF Gov Rob
crts, such douhtors should have only at
tcuocd the meeting Of his friends Thurs
dnv afternoon called TO arrange for his
coming hero next Friday oct. 22. TO
haNo had their doubts dlspelled.
The meeting was hcld In the office OF
II, Pope Shepherd, chairman OF the
county den Ccratic C'ccutive committee,
who presided over the assembly and was
called by j. Lon Foust, Judge Martin
Fleming, county campaign managers,
Mr. shepherd, county chairman, ana r..
II. Williams, momher OF the state DEM
oCratic committee.
Fvoy man present. and there we're
upNuus OF thirty seemed deeply inter
csted In tho gathering ard !ts purpose
ana each entered heartily into the spirit
OF the occnsion,
Gov. Roberts comes here 10 deliver
an address in the interest OF his cam
puipn, and Senator X. u. Mckollar. who
has been making speeches in the gov
cruor's interest viii also be hore at the
sumo time sud bo one Of the speakers Of
the occasion.
Tho speaking will take place in the
Rllly Sunday tabernacle, and the gov
ornor's friends hopo TO have full
house present to hear the speakers. The
crowd may not equal that which
gathered to hear Senator Harding. the
republican nominee for president, be-
cause that crowd was FAR from being
what might hc called local II repre-
sontcd the republican party Of all this
section of the state. with large out of
town delegations, but plans Rre being
made TO have tho tabernacle filled to
seating capacity
An especial effort win he made TO
soCurC a largo attendance OF women,
the new votcrs of the party, and with
this end In Wow n special committee
was appointed Thursday afternoon to
name a committee of women, whose
duty II shall be to work up az large an
attendance of the women as possible
There was general discussion OF
plans induced IN by the assembled vot-
ors and as n result committees were Hp-
pointed to work out details and make
all arrangements for nroustng Interest
In the coming event,
First finance committee composed
OF W, H. Brock, Il. T. Davenport and
Judge win Cummings was appointed.
Other committees named wcro;
PuhllcttN-C. c, Hood. j NJ Payne,
joe V, Williams and j, H. Clark,
Committee to Namo II Committee OF
Women Notors-- Frank Garden, Dr. II.
f. Travis Nnad Thomas Solman.
Committee on Tabernacle aud Ar
raugomonts.- Ed RAYS, 4. NJ Giiford aud
Hayes Brummett, This committee has
band
Committee ON Organization Of the
Suburbs W, H. Frazier, Il. l., Dnvis
and s NJ, ludlow.
Tho assembly adjourned to meet again
next "Wednesday afternoon At Mr. shop
herds ontco to mako hnnl plans and
hear reports from the committees,
Those Present.
Those prcnent at the meeting were:
FIX Senator W, H. Cummings, Judge NJ.
A. Fleming, T. Pope shepherd, }, l..
Foust Nick Bush a, NJ Girford. Gen.
NJ, N. Whitaker, A. S, caldwell, judge
w. II, Swnncy, Tom Selmnn, II. l., pa
Wis, Hired +. shepherd. judge. Joe ".
williams Dr. n. II, Travis, j. Il. Frazier.
Jr. N, q. Glvcns, c, G, Hood. Il, ".
Mahoney, NJ NJ Payne, Hayes Brum-
mott. W, H. Frazier phil Whitaker, $.
NJ. ludlow, John Cotter, C. s. coffey
W H. Moon, j. IT, Gttcr. j. n, clark.
Frank Garden. Dan J.. Fnln, and r. W,
StnUtltld.