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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
Totals 50 "a IL Totals SO 92T Q
Halted Tor Cooper in eighth
SCur" 10y Innings ID

Pittsburgh O q O q n n " m
~ l"Ek ......... o 0 X-9
u N IN a y: Runs-Burns. Bancroft
Eylsch' kcily, King CO. Doyle CO. snyder
htr"FSE-W hIitcd. cutshaw. Grimm. Two
E Etsr hiiIS,--bancroft, Cutshaw Burns.
h'As. Ihrcc-b base ht-Snydcr. stolen
H,aa.s--frisch. Doylc Sacr!nce-kciiy.
!,"unIc PLAYS "a; shaw to Grimm: Fr!sch
!" DcEie 70 Kelly. Left on bascs-I'itts-
DIE; s., New i3rk. e. Bases on balls
Coopc>, ; in a OF Flake. IN III;
h% r!tchcr.to opcr. !hinr). Struck out
10y cooper by Nchf. = Losing pitcher
.,,..--.oorGr., unp:rcs--iIar-.son and Hart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
NORTH RANDALL HARNESS
RACES POSTPONED TO TODAY
of Program win
Carry Events Through
SATURDAY.
by Associated Prcss.l

CLEVELAND, ONO. August q
Ram caused postponcmcnt Of the
opening days program of grand
circuit harness racing at North I'm.
da!I To-Day and ncCeSSitated a general
reimbursement OF the week.; nro
Er1mi' "h!ch VIII carry racing
through Saturday Todav's crrI
VIII be raced tomorrow as viii risn
the hrsi division OF the o:l2 pace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
HARRY WARDEN AND ED. RAY
BEAT L0RMS AND WHITE

TOLEDO. OHIO. August 9.-IIarry
Nardon and Edward Ray. English pro-
fessionals. showed hiEh-class golf in
their best ball match at eighteen
holes here this afternoon. with
Char ics Lorms. Inverness profession
al. and Dekc White, OF Sylvania. The
BritiShcrS won, two and one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
DAVIS TENNIS CUP

w Ass0.IAt"l Frcs..
NEi..lNfTpN. NE" ZEALAND.
August 9.-Play for the Davis Ten
mis- Gun between the American team.
as challcngcrs, and the Australian
present holders. has hccn fixed 20
take place at Auckland. December
IS, - and Sl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

i.oohS iIhe another week before Luke
> uaEt WIN be back IN the game again
= sure Is missed by both the team and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
EIUND G.iME.
Cincinnati Huston
Z Totals as . - d

Cio0inusii ..........0 2 r q 90 O o.S
Boston ...............O o o o q %
summary: Euus-Ciroh. DIub"-t, Roush
CO. Duncan, EoDf S"al" Wingo chris.
igubnry. iIolkc. Errors--icth. Wingo
i'owri! rwo-ha hits--K6,f Daubcrt
N"Hl". lio"ckc Three base hit-C;roh
Stolen huse--Houah Sscriaccs-NcSI..
~ sh"r ppTbl" plays-Ciroh 10 Roth 70
baHr"ri, io.ckcl "a rick to Holkc Left
oa ---Clncinnat!. Boston g. Struck
uu'-.y Fisher !: by F1l!ugim. / Passed
Mti.-W ln.o. tmJircs-EIglcr and Moran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
BATTER UP

sh That new ; rumor noatins around aDou,
So nIy soin ,a"s GOOD gems ~ to IN c4rdin.ls
PRESIDENT lien wilson. OF the RIcnmond
G. Yt.S an sm'w rom sr scribe .etier a lew
sis!ng tHat ihcy were very sorry nn;
a" a., 'hS , nGysent '!me were mot in need OF
an! !!'IrIG"ES. Byn du All H. c,u.a Ia
land shorty with the bIs boys. Du, co,..tu'I
pax II over T!Snt iIow.
And old Mousedome schwar,. pitched
E"S'e:day iog the nui!ucrs aEainst Wil.
. ....a.l'd,y OF i's ana errors, as our Cores
"lo4seGome 40 TO .. Too 1ad. ''u
While our boys hung around the hotel
n tGehy Mount on accoua, o; rain. poris.
i ,.," w.n, cut and won anotnrr and
io"r points ahead now They can siiili
or overi,ncn. S''.!
n. re wn nanksss trimmed the Indians. bu,
H. 3an Ri'tS and T Witt 'n SSs
w. w." IN hv "i I. ~ The way New iorkcrs
"ni second w.md .lad loon very danger
,,o IN. Giants beat the Pirates and are
Their pitching staif hod int o niac they VIII w
bear watching. '-e' WA
The Dodgers wallorcd the Cubs and sui
n@I' hrsI place 10y one small point. AS
nrooslyn. rret,y close FACE W. there there o ,S
II looks Ike double header today for
any good reason why " Mc Nh Tar a ssi
sa nrTs t.a,b G na win their sans Three
i9t hight now.
Tine way the White Sox and Yankees ar.
S wr...c nov IS Liable TO throw a monkey
ina, 81" press box to hold iGS hn15 and
i,",tSlranh "prraiors. which thcy are now
pu.iu.HS, may nav" - toilet sign on i,
,Di Lon rn!I1aSlphis leans did the usual
year Connie Mack viii have a great real
err VIZ bse oa s}"ei. os sp, @no9e5 new play
needed. 40 lew were
Wonder how many holncrs Bah. pu,b
will have 20 make next year to Gu, in NUN On
- a,r nonuS fFnnably sevcn,y-hvc Forty
Pretty easy not over
.. Looks like, another week before 1.u,,o
Stuart win be back In the game 1Se ae ,:ake
iie sure is missed by both the team and
Here's hoping we take two today
reteTsb,rIs is near enough to be dan
"s's seri?;Piy pa q aee Big avlss. n
the National League ''''0" IN
We certainly should Know Who ihinrd series SER es
belongs to. 800" "'"'c
Guess wt'll have to stack tho phIladcl-
phia learns up against the D"innrcst y
=: team OF the volunteer fire d,,ulr ,rncnt
Ihey might crawl ont OF the cellar then
What could bc swcctcr than of,c- hay
ing worked hard all week 10 81. n r"od
real honest to goodness ball game SIM,
day out in the omen air? Around 20 600 in
New York enjoy IL now every week "
Under III ihoss GondiiGns It wouldn't he
might have. TO erect "a bigger stand.
We get the old Petersburg team, this
week end. won't Their, bc some scraD
though They would rather beat us /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
MARTIN GOES TO COOLERS
Inv Associa,st rres,l

nv Ns9oCiattN IrrsN.I
PETERSBURG. VA, August o =
Billy Martin. who was member ~
tho Boston Braves in 1914 when hey
won the worlds championship, has
accepted terms with Petersburg anI
will arrive here today. He will sTc-
coed Tom Downcy. former Cincinnati
Red at second base. Downey has be-
come manager OF the Wilson. y. G..
club Of the Virginia League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
CHAMPIONS TAKE DOUBLE
BILL FROM BOSTON BRAVES
Cincinnati Bunchcd Hits So We'll
Only Ono Hummer WAS Left
an lSnsc.
~ Associated Press ]

ROSToN. August 9.-Cincinnati hit
Boston pitchers hard today and won
both games of a double header. the
FIRST 10 to ), ana the second TO .
Tho champions hits were so well
in the second game that only
one runner was left on base. Scores:
FIRST GAME
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
WHITE SOx NOW SECOND
CHICAGO BEATS SENATORS
IN LIVELY D0UBLE-HEADER
Only Made SIX. Hits In second Game,
but Five We're for
Extra UnscS.
IRy Associated Press,1

CHICAGO. August 9.-Chicago NOV
ed up into second place today by
winning both games OF double
header with Washington, 3 TO . and
6 TO 1.
Passes issued by Shaw. coupled
with an error by O'Neul and oppor-
tune hitting. gave Chicago the urst
gamo behind Cicottc's pitching.
Chicago was held TO six hits in
the second game, but five OF them
were for extra bases Scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

Totals .2iii Pm Totals 55
MATTED for r.crotti in eighth.
NLLLttol !nr nlnrrniL. in niEhth.

NUUF" Uy lnNINES Il
T ,,t. . .Gn"t! .-........i i@toi 90
:, #Tmm"ryii knns,M ,,,i ,sl Both,
scale, W!nGU, Powell. RoeCkrl. Ford.
Gowdy. ;ayrs Er-ors--P!cl< Ford Two.
nlua hus-DLuh"rt. Wiurr. Ford. Gowdy.
Three base hii-Ecal". Home run-DuN-
Gan. Sacrinccs-Daubcr,. Winro. Left on
la s"s--Cincinnat!, 3 boston. $ Bases on
hdlis--l.uGuc, g RiuE. Mcoullan 3.
firrott. :. iIlts-om Luiue. in Is o-3
OF Ring Ia Ia. Oft Mcoutllan. ; in
Is. on Scott, in I 80 OF r!rrott!
ia !, OF Rudolph. 0 in ! Struck out
by Ring. . 10y ric-oiti l. Winning
p!:chcr--LuGUe Losing rstchc---Mc1u!l-
!ail. Cmp!r"s--Moran and R.slcr. Time
-2:Q5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

Totals SO II 2iil Totals .3J
'ltaa for Miller III ninth.

Chicago .............a o o 20 Is
BEpeklyn ...c...... % o . vs.
- summary Runs-.rIack. Twon!bly,
Terry %, Paskcr;. Griffith go. Wheat
~. Myers. ko1.tCh Two base hits
Terry, Griffith. Myers. iildum. Three
base h.t-IaSkCrt Sacrtfcrs-- Ni.rkl,
Kouctchy Lett on basas--ChtcaEc. 10.
ii:o2,k!y:, & Bases on bails--on Grimes.
!, Oh NGnauN. ]. OFF Alexander. =. Hits
off Grimes. in IA: OF Aiamaux >
N ! 2-5. St!nck ou,-,by Grimes. =. by
Alexander. Passed ba!l--Mu!-r Win
ling niiCher-Mamaux tmpircs-ou!r-
lo: and - Day. Time so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

The Yankees trimmed the Indian. ,,
,me me- Son beat the Senators twic.'
>" Jus"p"u INTO second place. That three
w.. nS mus" ,.S py the way New iorkcrs
"hi second w!nd and look very danger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

Wonder how many horncrs nal. t,,.,
VIII NAY. !" make heXt year to cut in on
i nohus Probably seventy Hvc Eor,,
one 50 far and the seasun NO, 80,
Pretty easy. "'' over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

Petersburg is near enough 20 10 a.,
Et rOus. Look out. ~ NC "ah-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

the way the White Sox and Yankees arc
gong now is liable to throw "A monp.vc
wE.Gh int" Ciev"Iand's machinery and
,hat Ole press box 10 hold 500 scrih.s ma
tc!eSraph operators. which thcy arc now
butd!nS. may have II 70. let sign on i,
during the worlds series " -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

Ana Inc C'"ohcEs got another now play
needed ~" were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

~. -. Hh4I'n IN eleventh.
s., Lguls ....,6 o5olo2 IA
SUMMARY Runs. Smith Fpurnicr.
IIai.,i", S,och t5nn; liorIshy. Sh3,ton.
Raw! .mgs. St'ngci 90. Mcusci. Fletcher
IL Miller t2l. rraCcss"r. Enzrnann. TIVE
base hits-l smith. i.avan ca. Horns
by stock. Knod" Trarcsser. Il Miller
;, nlrn -Fpurnicr. = Smith. SjcngeI.
poIhl" Iiays-iiofnsbv and Lanvrin Left
~ nlS"s--Si; Louis 10: philadelphia. ~.
Eases on hallS--un GhcrGcl 2: nn Good
=. of North !; oG Camscy ;: on
GM>mann :; on Rixcy. !: OF Smith. !.
lit's-vr Shcrd"l, 8 in "a: or Goodwin
~ In OF Jacobs 2 In "a: on May. i
"a ? la: 90 !:nzinann In "a ,no4.
@nt seventh N iiubb"ll. In l. on
.. Key. IN Is, pn G. Smith. I IN 2 Ia
Hi' ny mi'chcr-by MAY (Fictchcr): hy
Nnf'h tF!"'chcfD Struck out--by Good
"tH :. by May. by En2Inann I: hv
itH"v by q Smith l. Wild pitch
N"Hnyin winning rifchcr-North Los
Ns iy'chcr-G Smith Empircs-Kicm
rri fwslle. Tiinc-2:6i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

lioth Philadelphia teams did the usuaI
thih6 yesterday and lost. They say ncxt
Seat connie Mack Will have II great
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
Last Outing to
the Mountains
Norfolk & Western
Railway
Go Tuesday, August 21th
Return August 9th
Hound Trip Fares:

LynchburE, s2.o5; Pulaski, $500,
Roanoke, $500; Marion. s5.s5, Rnd-
ford, 1886, bristol, $3.50.
Special train will leave Richmond
10 a. NJ, running through to Bristol
and stopping at Bedford, Montvale.
Blue Ridge and all ations west of
Roanoke.
Special side trip Excursions August
Goth, from Roanoke to Natural Bridge
(s1.25). Grottocs &2.27), and Luruy
(s3.01. including admission).
Get further information at n. & w.
Office, S32 East Main Street. Phone
Madison 116.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

WHERE THEY rI.hY TODAY.
Richmond at Rocky Mount.
NUffOll. at Petersburg.
Portsmouth nj Suffolk.
Newport News AT Wilson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
South AIlnnfin

Charleston, l-3: Augusta. 81.
Grcenvillc. 2: Charlotte. 3
Spartanburg- Columbia. wet grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

totals as 8 2dl.

to5,5inogin -.......0 o . oil 500 o.,
Slii.t -.... ......1 o o 90 %
e., 2.Li'nAi2 ituns-nauss r-aynor. watt.
H."h". y stole. uas.--Nlsy I.as. an
hsll---of Lloyd on F-6uhnifz i.
o.i-'! Lloyd :. py Frnmnu!,a.
Er-rl sn 49, - !I@r,sin"uth Suno!k' ;.
e. itIS A.f"ti, bGn-H-.. Sacrifice his
At".i'H' !HT!r"s -W-st,ryplt and cross
4+ih--- 80 AtieiauCu-ss0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

Totals g 10 ALL Totals 81 20 3lc
'Eaiied tnr Shottnn in eighth
riittted for IIubheil in seventh.
vS"n for Cravath in seventh
Ziiaii"i for g. Smith in eleventh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

We get the old Petersburg team this
W ,h Won't there be some scrap
thoheh lncy would rather beat us /
guess than win the remnant. letter he
there. they'll he gam,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
1T. Louis.
Boston.

Totals ~ s33!s TalaIs ss gs3I.
'EBtted sOr Brady In uIuth
xBatted for Bailey Ia nluth.
Waited fyr Jones ga ninth.
zRHn :or Foster in ninth
Score ~ innings: j.
13oston .......0 0 q q . . 1t
81; Louis ......:. o o o.
* Summary: Runs-Vitt on KARI
schang go. Sister t2) Errora-Iiooper.
Jones. Jackson. SEVERED. Two-base h!ts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
'NVI {
Pittsburgh

off Blake in tho eighth on four hits.
t"o passes. enc error and sacrifice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
International I.~neue.

Jersey CITY. G: Akron, 2.
Baltimore. SO. Buffalo, 9-5.
syracuse. IA: Rochester. Z.
Heading, !. Toronto. 6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

IN. Giants beat the Pirates and are
.he!r pitcninE stan holding out. they viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

- lt.kilA1 - hi.Sl LIS.
New York. .: Pitt shureh. u.
ErookiNn. q: Chicago. =.
Cincinniti. 10; i."si"n; >; Iirst Eane.l
IT. Louis. II: philadelphia. 10. eleven
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
ADVEaTisEnnNr.

The international Shoe Heel
Corporation will, in a few days,
begin the erection of the first
section of the shoe factory to
be installed at Halpine Station
on the b. & Q. X. r., IA miles
from Union Station, Washing
ton.
This new industry will give
additional employment to many
clerks and factory workers
hight at home.
While the corporation places
most of its stock with the shoe
trade throughout the country, it
is offering for a limited period
the balance of 10000 shares
go cumulative and particlpat-
ing preferred stock; subscrip-
tlons payable 1919. with order,
1870 80 days, $50 90 days,
25% 90 days, 25% i2o days.
This preferred issue Is a first
lien on assets of the corporation
which will, at all times, exceed
the issue by ioo%o, and when
the earnings. on common and
preferred exceed $50 per annum,
this preferred issue shares on
equal terms with the common
stock.
The preferred stock is sub
iect to redemption at 1909 of
face with all earned dividends
five years from date of issue.
Our advertising agents, the
largest in America, predict a
sale of 3o,oOo,OoO pairs of the
Pomeroy Shock Absorber Heels
alone in the year 1921. These
heels are marketed at net
profit of approximately Sc per
pair.
A better investment has new
er been offered in Washington.
For information call or write,
International Shoe Heel Cor.
poration, Continental Trust
Bldg, Phone Main $500, Wash
ington, D. c.
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
Quake Zone Gets S135,OOO.

Approximately $l35, 900 worth Of re-
lief supplies have been donated by the
American Red Cross to help Italian
earthquake sufferers through the win
ter, national headquarters announces
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
.omen's Silk Ho,
81. .95

"HAHN'S" are hammering
down the prices on Silk Hos
iery, too! These full-fashioned
regular made Thread Silk Hose
are unusually lustrous and beau
tiful. They come in Black,
Cordovan, African, Brown,
Rust, Suede ID, French Gray
and Fieldmouse.
The Washington times., 1920-10-15
HUSBAND BEAT HER
ALL NIGHT, She's SAYS.
Jack 0empsey's Name In Court
When Gumperts Air
Family Troubles.

NEW YORK. Oct 15.-The West
Sire court was eniivened yesterday by
n nrst hearing OF charges made by
Mrs. Louise Gumpert. She alleges
that her husband. Chester A. Gumpert
entered her apartment last Saturday
night and administered a beating
which lasted until Monday morning
and left her subject for q doctors
skill.
The name OF Jack Dempsey. worlds
champion heavyweight pusilist, was
brought in by Gumperts lawyer.
Gumpert Is broker. He requested
a postponement OF the hearing TO
October n, which was granted.
Mrs. Gumpsrt said that her hus-
band left her several weeks ago. but
returned Saturday. According To her
account. he evicted a dancer known
as Le Cana from the apartment and
then attacked her.
II screamed for help. but no one
came" she said. He beat me from
time to time until Monday morning.
Then he tired of the beating and left.
Once ! ran to the telephone to call the
police, but he followed me and tore
the telephone from the wall"
Gumpert's attorney asked: "Is Il
not true that your friendliness with
lack Dempsey WAS the cause OF your
troubles with your husbAnd7"
Mrs. Gumpert's attorney demanded
the question be stricken from the rec
ords. Magistrate Ten Eyck granted
the motion.
DIR. Leo Jacoby testified he attended
Mrs. Gumpert on Monday and found
bruises "as big as a dollar
At his home at 229 West Ninety
seventh street last night Dempsey
said:
The charge of Gumpert is ridicu.
lous / never heard OF those people
| ! am training near town. and com,
IN to this apartment once a week L
rest up for ono night. / never go ou
md 1 haven't met anybody in New
| York"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-16

the present General Assembly
passed q Presidential suffrage bill
in 1919 and is therefore a suffrage
General Assembly.
EAT this time in the political ca
reer of the Democratic party and
in such a critical State as Tennes-
see," she points out" it is vital
ratification of the suffrage amend
ment be, completed at once. The
National Republican leaders are
only too eager to claim the credit
for the Acknowledgement of women
OH the basis of having given 20
States. Since 80 States are scare
ly better than none, without the
36th State, the most important
question is, not which party has
done the most in the past, but
which party will end the fight now.
Tennessee has the opportunity TO
perform at once an act of justice
and of tremendous party advantage
in ratifying the suffrage amend
ment"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-16
COUNTY NEWS
BOILED DOWN
. CHALK LEVEL.

Mrs. Ben johnson of Arkansas
has been visiting in this locality.
Mrs. Mary Shurley Of Shawnee,
Okla, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Saunders.
A number from here attended
the show at Trotter's Landing last
week. 1t was a good show.
The school house is in,the hands
Of painters this week. Everything
willebe in readiness for the open
ing OF school.
An ice cream supper will be CIV
en- by the Woman's Missionary
Society at the church next Satur-
day night. Everybody come out
and fill up on cream.
Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Swindell at
tended the singers convention 'at
Bakers Chapel Sunday. They re-
port splendid singing and a feast
of good things to eat.
sItls said that,after storm there
isa calm, bat our Sunday school
continues to boom since the picnic.
The fact is, we think it as good If
not the best in the county.
Watch out, Camden folks. We
are almost through plowipg, and
then we'll be in town often to help
you eat ice cream and drink ices.
You mightas we'll stock up little.
for we're coming.
Farm crops are growing fine.
Farmers are getting them about
clear of grass and weeds and will
soon be ready for vacation. Gar
dens are looking good. Black
berries are plentiful and they are
! being canned for future use.
| The Camden and Sugar Tree
ERoad is being surveyed, and We
hope work on it will begin soon.
Most taxpayers here hope that.G
supervisor will be appointed and
that it will be, Frank Walker. He
has good ideas of road building,
and we believe he would. DO his
dead level best to get dollars
worth of labor for every dollar
expended.
Wishing you and your paper
success, we'll ring off.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-16
CHANGE OF DATES.

1T has been found necessary to
change the dates for the confer
ence on education, announced last
week to meet at Monteagle August
5 and G 70 August 6 and Z, as the
State primary election will be held
August 5. rhefrst meeting of the
conference will beld Friday August
s at $50 u. IN.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-16
MISS SUE WHITE
THE SUFFRAGIST

II was the "National research
chairman" he asked for and he un-
doubtedly expected to see gray
haired, specialized lady. When a
charming browneyed girl in white
appeared in response to his mes
sage, he assumed at once she had
come to explain the National re-
search chairman's delay. But
81 am Miss White, research.
chairman," said the girl in white
Miss White is well-known in Ten
nessee for her work in this State as
secretary of the Daughters of the
Confederacy and also as secretary
of the Tennessee Commission for
the Blind. Her home is at Jack
son, Tenn.
Its really a slogan ia the suf-
frage headquarters in Washington
now, ASK Miss White" Chow
many women are qualified to vote
under State laws?" says an organ
izer, and they tell her to task Miss
White" whats the Republican
majority in the General Assembly
of Delaware" injuries somebody
and receives the same answer.
/ Early in her stay at Washington,
where she went to aid in the big
suffrage campaign, Alice Paul, the
chairman, discovered Sue Whites
"bump" Of accuracy and her fac
ulty for ezhuming tiresome sta
tistics and compilation of facts.
Thereupon she was given an Office
other own and the Job of official
researcher.
Miss Whites part in the suffrage
in Tennessee is impartant. 1t was
Miss White in her official capacity
who collected the legal opinions
favoring the validity of special
session in Tennessee from author
tiles of National importanceinclud-
the Solicitor General of the United
States, which finally induced Gov
rernor Roberts to call a session of
the General Assembly to act on
suffrage.
No sooner had this promise come
from Governor Roberts than Miss
White set about collecting inform-
alton about the General Assembly
of her own State. Letters were
mailed to every member of the
Senate and House asking for their
stand on ratification.
$50 far" Miss White reports
"the overwhelming majority of the
replies are pledged to vote for suf
frage ratification. should be ser.
prised if it were otherwise, since
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-16
LAMB DAY IN CAMDEN.

Monday July l9 will be lamb day
in Camden. Bring your lambs
and sheep to Camden depot July
10. Buyers will represent to grade
and buy them. Berry's scales will
be used for weighing.
j. A. SPARES,
Secretary Benton County Lamb
and Wool Club.