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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23

however predominating sentiment at the meeting yesterday was for a three-day program instead of the longer one of last year.
 Retailers may be worked in on the program, it was stated, by demon strations of different articles, and ii IS hoped, if the project can be put through, to have demon strations and exhibits by some of the big national organizations.
 The date of the program, together with the other details affecting ii will be decided when a full cxpres. sion from the manufacturers is heard.
 The Better Business Bureau, Jack Bernhardt chairman, was yesterday authorized to get in touch with var lous ad clubs in the state for enact ment of Truth in Advertisement laws. The meeing yesterday was 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23
East Pine Bluff Notes

Mrs. Joe Morrison of Stuttgart, sister of Mrs. J. o. Thomas, 502 East Second avenue, was delegate to the State Democratic convention recent ly held in Little Rock.
 Miss Ruby Meredith, sister of Mrs. J. s. Endicott, 204 East Second avenue, has gone to the Mountain Home college in Northern Arkansas.
 Miss Lizzie Owen, 204 East Second avenue, who is visiting MT. and Mrs. Clifton Owen in Denver, will re- turn to Pine Bluff the latter part of October.
 Mrs. J. s. Endicott has returned from a short visit in Little Rock Little Miss Jane Meredith accompa- nied her home for a visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Hiram Long and daughter, Ruth Carlton, have return ed from their summer vacation in California.
 Lee Brown, who has been i'll at his home 1883 East Sixth avenue, has re- stunned his work at the Cotton Belt shops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23

The bride wore suite of navy tri- cotine with accessories to match and carried an arm boquet of Russell roses. She is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Carl Smith and has been reared in Pine Bluff where she has host of friends.
 The groom is the son of MrsfJ. M Watson of Ecru, Miss, and during the late war saw service overseas. Since his discharge from the army he has been connected with the Cotton Belt
 Immediately following the cere. mony an informal reception was held The brides table was centered with an ornate wedding cake.
 After a wedding trip to St. Louis and Memphis, MT and Mrs Watson will be at home 1929 Olive street.
 Out of town guests for the wedding were Mrs. A. c. Carson of Shreve- port and MT and Mrs. Claude Hamil- ton of Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23
TWO MULES MISSING.

The theft of two mules has been reported to the Constabie,s office by J. H. Hankins. MT. Hankins alleges the mules were stolen by Johnny Scott, negro, who was working on his place, and who had been using the mules for<hauling for hub fac- tory. Officers are searching for the mules, and the negro. The animals are bays. weighing about 1900 pounds Ious q thsm Asvins scar n ths lat bind leg. according to MT. Hsnkinsa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23
ESCORT MINERS.

Williamson W. Va, Sept. 22.- United States troops, on duty in the Mlngo county, West Virginia. coal strike region, were called upon to- night to escort number of labor CTS from the railroad station to Pond Creek, Kentucky, where they will take positions left vacant by striking mln"rS. A few minutes before the tfam' bearing he laborers arrived here, several hundred persons gath cred at the railroad station. Judge James Damron of the Mingo Circui, Court, ordered that the men be given protection, and Captain Bryan, U
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23

], following from the At 1ournal will be of inter 'a +o the friends of Miss .v .vho has been a visitor in a' tf and to the friends of Lieu 1s ,,aster. T, a son of MT. and Mrs. rswster of Pine Bluff: IT, , ;ss of bright parties will pc 'ss Miss ss Mildred Woodward a l. m ,rhose marriage to Lieu E;lliam Roe Brewster, U; ';'s. 5. A. p,mff' 1,,ia Ark, will be a brilliant woodward was honor guest afternoon at a bridge tea
 Miss Helen Smith, at her College Park. T, Martha Bratton will enter
 hridge tea Thursday, Sep s at her home on east Tn,r- |reet for the attractive or'oe- riday, September "A, Miss lor will give a luncheon at
 m Ponce de Leon avenue. |venice Mayson will be has luncheon on Saturday, Sep 5, at her home on Ponce de R D. Gray will entertain at .st Tuesday morning, Sep } >at her home in College ,!ae
 compliment to the bridal
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23
DEFEATS SIEEFRACE

Annapolis, Md, Sept. 22.-Ratifica- ton of the suffrage amendment was deeated late this evening, when the mouse voted down the resolution by a vote of 50 to 43. Most of the rati- Iicatlon votes came from the repub- hcans' The debate on the question was brief
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23
SSofirtY " v Rv ANNIE o. SMART.
Nv ANNIE o. SMART.

"Miss Hattie Mae Finney will give bridge tea Tuesday afternoon, Sep tember 2s, for Miss Woodward.
 "Mrs. W. A. Sharp will entertain at bridge party Wednesday, Sep tember 2s, for Miss Woodward. Park.
 "Following the wedding rehearsa Thursday morning, September so Miss Woodward will entertain tht members of the. bridal party at luncheon at her home"
 Smith-W Watson
 Wedding
 The wedding of Miss Ollie Bess Smith and Milton Le Roy Watson was celebrated at high noon yesterday al the home of the bride on Alabama street. Dr. H. B. Trimble, pastor o1 the Lakeside Methodist performed the ceremony, using the ring service
 Palms, ferns and golden rod ef- fected the decorative scheme that transformed the reception suite o1 the Smith home into bower of flow CTS.
 The bridal party entered to the strains of Mendellsshon's wedding march played by Miss Leila Shell.
 Miss Doris Smith was maid of hon. or. She wore suit of shepherd plaid with hat of brown.
 John Rogers was best man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23

The greatest enemy of child life is the tape worm. It destroys health and vitality. The greatest enemy of the tape worm is Whites Cream Vermifuge. One or two doses does the work. Price, 35c. Sold by w. l.. Dewoody and company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23
ESTABLISHES RECORD.

Columbus, O., Sept. 22.-A new worlds record for three year old pacers was established at the grand circuit meeting here today. Frisco June, w. w. Fleming's bay colt, step ped the third heat of the Horse Re- view futurity in 2:O3 IA.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23

Jo'ht one ot trustees and committee chalrmen, and was presided over by
 Bob Etter, president of the club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23

o' A, with detail of regulars, es- corted them across a bridge into Kentucky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23
MUNICIPAL COURT.

Municipal court proceedings yes terday were: Nun Williams, gam ing, $10 forfeit; Mollie Speers vio- ,lating Section TAP, $1o forfeit; How ard Garfield, violating section TAP, SIC forfeit; w. R. Hays gambling, $10 fine; J. H. Bluthenthal, speeding, $10 forfeit; James Long, running car without lirense, $5 forfeit; j. C. Marshall, speeding, $10 forfeit; Ethel Griffin, parking in safety zone, $5 fine; T. J. Steed, running car with bright lights, $5 forfeit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-09-23

course luncheon was served the fol lowing guests: Mesdames s. M. Fay , Tor, Frank Tomlinson, w. T. Wool dridge, Frank Bridges, Gully Moore J. w. Withers, Millie Haizlip, J. w Craig, W. A. Royston and Sterling Cockrili of Little Rock and the hon. Iorees.
 i The Carnation club will meet this afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. W L. Blatherwick, 511 eGorgia street.
 The Young Matrons club will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs w. o. Benson and Mrs. N. N. Powell at Baracca hall.
 i MT. and Mrs. John Pollack of Ok lahoma City are the guests of Mrs D. A. Young, Twenty-third and Cher ry.
 l Miss Elizabeth Speers, secretary to the commission of Charities and Cor irection of Arkansas, of Little Rock is in Pine Bluff to attend the board meeting of the Boys Industrial home.
 Mrs. A.. w. Troupe has returned from Little Rock, where she attended the board meeting of the Girls In- dusirial home.
 Mrs. Hugh Magee of Jackson, Miss. is visiting Mrs. w. Vance, 1416 State, street.
 MT. and Mrs. Gordan Greenfield and Mrs. Dan Wherry of Little Rock are visiting MT. and Mrs. Turner Bradford in Sweden. 1 Mrs. W. Freeman Hawley and Lit tie Miss Mary Elizabeth Hawley re- turned yesterday from months visit in Louisville and Hawesville Ky.
 Mrs. T. J. Collier returned yester- day from months stay in Chicago Miss Kathleen Collier, who accom- panied her on the trip has gone to Rollins, Virginia, to enter college.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Taggart return. ed yesterday from three weeks trip to New York and Boston. | Union Chapter No 40, o. E. N, will meet this afternoon at o'clock at the Masonic hall.
 MT. and Mrs. M. I. McKeen of Ma son City, Iowa, are visiting their daughter. Miss Nellie McKeen, secre- tary of the Y. W. c. A. ! J. T. Shell, 1901 West 18th avenue, is i'll with typhoid fever. l Miss Sybil Couch, who has been ill, will resume her teaching in the First Ward school today.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. w. Bart Ed dins, fine son, yesterday. | -t- ~ "AuihC VISHI IS VlSlClQg friends in Washington, D. c.
 -*- l Miss Georgie Hays Craig has gone to Washington, D. C., to enter col. lege. ,uaIaa l Miss Josephine Martin and Miss Elizabeth Cross are at the Chi Omega House, Fayeseville, Ark. Miss Mar tin will be senior this year ant Miss Cross a junior. -%-
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Rothrock lief, yesterday for Memphis. A *-
 Miss Florence Brewster left yes terday for Atlanta, Georgia, to visi, Miss Mildred Woodward and bt brides maid in the Woodward Brews ter wedding on October 1. For skin eruptions, rash, chafec skin, .prickly heat, chigger bites ant stings of poisonous insects, Ballard's Snow Liniment is an effective appli cation. It heals quickly. Three sizes, soc, 60c and $1.20. For salt by w. L. Dewoody and company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22

state and II possible. within the IN.
tested ur regulated area where u II
grown. Al cotton seed hulls are tu ho
disinfrctcd at the mills quarantine reg
ulatiuns provide Al lint cotton alsn
T. placed under Joint cuptrul ot state
aui federal authorities. Cotton from
the puarantincd area uf Louisiana must
gu out through the port uf New or'
leans aud that from Texas districts
must pass through the ports of either
Galveston. Houston, Texas city 81
Port Arthur
Return Shipments
The new regulations pru, idc that
shipments out of ihcsr states can De-
mad" only through these ports r..
quircmcnt also b. made that such ship.
mrnis. u they rccnicr the United
states. must cumc by all.watcr route
through New. York. Boston ur northern
ports and must be- treated az foreign
cotton.
Must Dislnfset Cars
Difintcciion Of ears aud boats used
fur shipment uf cotton from infested
areas also IN required
The agriculture department has ur.
d-rcd that all volunteer ur other cot
ton growing In a non-cotton zone must
be promptly destroyed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
Submission of Rail Wage
Increase to Referendum
Vote No,U Seems Probable
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

CHICAGO July 2-Submission Of the $780, 100000 rail wage
award referendum by the 100000 railway workers with
recommendation from the union leaders appeared probable
tonight This the opinion in labor circle following rejection by
the United States Railway Labor Board Of petition for reheang
Of the
Three courses open o the union chiefs:
First submission without recommendation; second
dson that the award be accepted and third that be rejected
The conservative counsel in the union ranks has stesdfas
opposed outright rejection labor boards decision The door
Of adoption apparently closed today leaders
Of the rail workers nmed when they requested that the
reopened.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
RAILWAY DEMANDS
Be ING PREPARED
MILK AND PASSENGER TRANS.
PORTirION To BEAR LARGE
PORTIONS 0f RAISE.

~ AHsfffaff1 Ffesa
WASHINGTON. July u Milk and
Iass'ur'r TRANSFORMATION are to benr
substantial portions of the rate In
crease 90 bc asked by railroads of thu
iutcrstat" commerce commission 10 off,
set the seeo. 600 600 added yearly ex.
pcnrc caused by the labor boards wage
award. u was announced today hy a.
y Thum. general counsel for tho As
scciatiun II Railway Executives
After two days continuous confer.
vnces the executives. Mr.. Thorn said.
have almost completed recommcnda-
!iUns to b. submitted to the commission
f1r spreading the increased expense %
the rUads over passenger and freight
traffic. Only detail work remains to
l'c done aud the recommendation will
D. presented to the commission pos
sihly tomorrow.
Passenger farce aud rates are not
included In the pending application cf
roads Ior a freight rate increase Of ap.
proximatcly y percent.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
READY To THROW
REPUBLICAN FORCE
FOR RATIFICATION
WILL USE INFLUENCE TO
SECURE VOTE.
TO MAKE SPEECH TODAY
Acceptance Address Today Expected 20
lay Down Policy Making
tie League Paramount
Issue Of Race.

ny Associated Press.
MARION. Ohio. July Ex-senator
Harding enlisted in the fight Tor the
woman suffrage amendment tonight.
dcclaredlng on the eve of his formal
tioD for president that he was ready
10 throw the weight of his Influence
for ratification in time for MI women
~ vote in November.
The announcement followed q cali
by Representatives of the National
American woman suffrage association.
aud took the form of o telegram 90
Mrs. Carrie Chaprf,n Gait, head Of the
association. now ai Nashville. Tcnnes
see.
II am exceedingly glad 10 learn"
the telegram said, that you are In
Tennessee seeking 10 consumate tho
ratification of the equal suffrage
members of the Tennessee assembly
should ask my opinion. I would cor
daily recommend an Immediately
favorable action"
Won,en's Plans Upset.
ln presenting the appeal the associa-
tionE representatives stole a march on
n delegation Of tho national wonan's
party. who Ind planned 20 enlivcn ths
formal notification ceremonies tomor-
row by demanding that the nominee
urRc representation Legislators In Ten.
nc,scc 10 vote for ratification. What
the women's party crowd would take
was uncertain tonight. but their en-.
gagcmcnt o. see Senator Harding TO-.
morrow stood
His petition on the league Of raticns
wnR discussed today by the candidate
nj two hour conference with Senator
Lodge ~ Massachusetts,. who win do
liver the notification speech.
VIII Define League stand.
Iiy his close associates. the candidate
is expected 20 lay down a policy tomor.
row contributing Ia the paramountcy
of the league issue In the campaign
and helping a. clear the air for finish
fight between the two biz parties. His
advisers declare he viii strike out with
gl his strength against the league as
President Wilson submitted IL and viii
add conservative suggestion Of what
should be done 10 secure peace and 10
maintain a.
Program Begins Early.
The acceptance speech will be de-
ivered late IN the afternoon. although
the program begins nj seven o'clock In
she morning AZ that hour local dsl.
cgation viii march In Senator Hard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
Quarantine is Ordered
for Part of Louisiana
and Texas Cotton Belt

By Assorinied Press.
WASIIINI.TON. July :l.-in an
effort o. curb the spread oi the
pink bolI worm in the cotton belt.
the department oi jusiicr to-day
authorized n quarantine. effective
august I. which win be- applicable
a. areas in Louisiana aud Teaas
known o. be Infested or suspected
~ possible infestaiion.
state authorities viii cooperate
In enforcing the quarantine. u was
stated.
THE growing crop must be- under
full control of state authorities
the department ol agriculiure's AN
nounr, mcut aid. I'm cooperation
with federal authorities. who may
Inspect fields ~ often ~ necessary
aud may require prompt desiruc'
tion of any cutton in fields that ARE
fund to be- infested"
Enforcement II the quarantine rcgr
latiuns will include the department
said. control over all cotton seed growu
in the quarantined areas.
Main Provisions
State and federal authorities ate In
structcd 10 forbid the use for plsntins
of seed from such districts. and to r.
auire it, prompt milling within th'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
,.sins Sica,liI,

luch hy inch rs th, spectators
watched br,athl,ssly Shamrrok moved
up and up \ miir from tl.' rsI..
they we're running urrk and u,,N
through fluffy htil, white .,ps
Shorrpk k,rt ur the steady O.vi
ahead until. at the hulf mile mark from
the liuo she WIS nearly o. fun hut,
length ahead Then hrsrlutc clu.,it
tiny extra pu0 ~ wind .rrm sumr.
~ here and strained hh, thoroughbred
under the a.h. ,rcpt up slowly She
bad h'r buv aiut even with sham.
r",k's towering mast when uu' q
steam u,m ihr committee hn1''r
whistle REGISTERED Shsmrwks finish
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
BRITISH TROOPS RAID
BANDIT uEND0I ARTE,S

By Associated Press
CuNSTANTINOpLE. July -, - nv
Associated Press l-liritish truups mad
raid Mundny night on the bandit
gruup that have transferred their activ.
iiirl tp the European shore uf the Hos
phorus The raid resulted IN the cap
turc If nity bandits. many guns aud
considerable ammunition which had
been hiddrn In the village of Stonia
preparatory 20 a nid upon tho neigh.
boring headquarters of the British mis.
zion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
Neighbor Is Called
to Help Kill Snake;
Woman Also Is Killed

~ Assofiatfd lffss.
HICKMAN. nv. lulN 2i-Mrv lot.
tie Nick called a. hcr neirhhor. Mrs
J.nuic Iou ". to com" aud kill a snal 4,
which vt. In h,r yard tudsv Mrs.
Jones houghi her duuhlc.barrclci shu;
sur ovci and killed the snake. Sh
a'su KILLED Nrs Nick when the second
isrrcl went On accidentally. the fuli
charge taking effect IN Mrs Vlck'i
ady The wolnsn lived at Bondurant
station. 10 miles from Hickman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
CREEKS ADVANCE

uy Associated Press.
LONDON. July q "A Greek COM
munication received this evening an
normccd that the Greeks. supported by
the British aud Greek fleets. have o.
cupicd Hcraola and Rodosto and that
an Turkish resistance has been
crushed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
Women a. Enter Field.

Womcn's activities IN the campaign
we're gone over by the governor with
Mrs George Bass chairman Uf the
womcn's bureau of the national com.
mittcc She told ~ plans to put ioo
Democratic women speakers IN the
field and Governor COX said the na.
tional committee would cooperate in
"an aggressive campaign" for the fem
ininc ballot Mrs. lass was slated for
a place on the national campaign COM
mittcc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
t.rrnany Neutral

BERLIN. Iulv "a An official state.
mcnt was ISSUED today declaring Ger.
many's complete neutrality In the sit
uatiun arising from the hosiilitics u
progress between Russian and Poland.
The statement was signed hv prcH.
dent Ebert and Foreign Minister ~.
mons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
Wants Eull Puhlicliy.

In pressing his demand f"r full pub
licity of campaign expenditures ANA
contributions. through continuance ol
the senatorial investigation. Governor
cox has asked S"untur pomtrcn" IT
Ohio. u member ut th" Senat" inquiry
body. io come here on IN. senator's rc.
tom from the west
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
FOURTH CUP RACE
GOES To RES0LUTE
. BY SEVEN MINUTES
DEFENDER COMES BiCk AtTti'
TWO LOSSES AND DEfEtTS
BRITISH CIiti.l.INGEk.

" NHtHfW'AN
SANDY HOOK. s. j.. July si.--l','
solutc. defender uf the America . yacht
|, ing cup. came back today after two
losses. and won magniiiccntly over the
British challenger shamrock ".
Shamrock finished sciut hall boat
length ahead with lead ~ ~ secon,ls
hut 80 rho hsd gained precisely tha'
advantage M the start IA, race W.
miraculuusly ~ Yachting cNcfi "a
deadhc,t over the 80 milr tours. Kcsl.
lute won oy IN" aWuuut ~ her htndt
cap. seven minutes aud un, second Tho
fourth race will De- started Friday
Veteran yachtmrn though, hack owes
many years ui racing without buinr
able a. coniu.c up pi,,gtr TINT could
compare with tudlyF spectacle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22

Rcsoluic hid taken the lcrd ,ltiN lu
her favortc H. milc br1t tp v,HdN.uI.
aud rounding the stas, with about r.
quarter of mile lead Slipped salil.#
down thr wind with spuuta'r and
balloon ib tppsill mlloWiug super biy
but shamrock ~. with her greater
spread II canvas would not bc d.i.d
aud steadily at up tho iutcVr.ing d.s.
rtnuc'. until which ui,l, more thrI
mil, a. ~. her bows reached then
slowly began g. creep past The offend
,i's stern.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
IS MADE CHOICE
BY ACCLAMAT|0N
DESPITE PROTEST
HAD TELEGRAPIIID FRIENDS me
COULD NOr ACCEPT
LEADERSHIP.
CONVENTION STAMPEDEs
In Naming NrbTa,kan ~ standard
ilcarcr Program M tpWi ~
Selection ~ Nominees WIS
Scheduled For Friday.
ny Associated Press

ny Associated Press
LINCOLN. July aI.-Nilli,m J,n
nines Bryan was nominated nv accla'
mailon ~ the prohibition plriy's pre- 3.
ideniinl nominee M the national con'
vertion here to-day. THE nomination
came after resolution "tenicring"
him the position of standard bearer had
had telceraphcd friends here that he
lad telcgraphed friends here that he
could not accept.
In naming Mr.. Bryan .hc convention
upset precedent az well ~ IT, purr,u
10y selecting the candidate un thr first
day Nominations were no, scheduled
until Friday.
Delegates stampede.
The nomination came after com.
plctc stampede of the dclC gates started
by the resolution of W q SnldcrwrUl
of Minnesota, rendering" Mr. Bryan
the leadership and asking him to rcply
promptly to 'hc convention whether h.
would accept
Attempts 10 table this resolution re-
suited IN an hours recess during which
ITS opponents. led by Clinton y. How.
ard. of New York urged Charles Bryar.
brother ot the nominee to make Bu;iit
COMMUNICATIONS he was known to have
concerning Mr. Brvans attitude on thc
subject. This brought out that pro-
posed stampede, plans for which BE-
camc known YESTERDAY. had resulted H.
Mr. Howard's sending telegram Ia
MIR. BRYAN asking n he would accent
the nomination aud that the Nchraskn1
had replied saying hr would decline.
Howard Criticised.
Speakers criticised Mr.. Howard e. =
what they termed his 'c"cnlc,trnnt ut
titudc." In not making public the cor.
rcspondcncc sooner when It WIS Rcn'
orally known this morning that he had
heard from MIR BNan.
Charles Rrvan sont n iticr tu con.
vcntlon after u rccnnVcncd urging that
u reject the resolution and saying thu,
Mr. Bryan's friends would oppose his
accepting
Various speakers then charged that
innumcrablc secret conferences hc-
tween delegates and Charlop Bryan had
been held IN IN asst - hours with ihn
apparent object of preventing Mr.
Bryan's nomination on the ground that
he did no, want TO be- named
delegates Angrrrd
The fact that these conferences had
not been made nnllir seemed io aur'r
many delegates and speech after Tpvrrn
favnring ih, Cnlicrwoud resolution ful.
lowed uuiil II w's adopted With onl,
six dissenting votes out of the more
ihnn .nn a, lngaina nI.n,nl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-22
Women Represented.

Chairman White said its personnel
haf been 'fixcd to fifteen over the coun'
try and with women represented
Notification dates for Governor Cox
and Franklin u. Roosevelt the vic,
presidential nominee. were virtually
settled fol August and .. respective
~. and II was announced both candi'
dates would start thereafter on speak
INK tours. Governor Cox IN the central
and eastern states and Mr.. Roosevelt In
the west.
Political ssurvcys "f several states
kwcrc had to-day 10y Governor Cox with
state leaders lie discussed the Maine
situation In detail with Mrs. q. NJ Pat
tangall. the states national committee
woman,