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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
ANNIVERSARY DAY AT
. PARK PLACE CHURCH

Park Place Methodist Church Up
worth G IL g viii celebrate
nniv AIRY Day sunday evcn-
ing at 8 o'clock by special program.
The Epworth league has made great
gain in all branches OF itg activities
during the past year The officers
were elected two Sundays ago ana at
this meeting the following Will be in
stalled
President, Miss Alberta Davis; vice
president Carroll Miller; recording
secretary Miss Julia Pride; CORE
spending secretary Miss Essie Pierce:
treasurer. Miss Elizabeth Davis, Era
agent. Miss Mary Dunavapt: first de
partment superintendent, Alfred Rich
ardsou; second department superin-
tendent. Miss Dorothy Cottrell; third
department superintendent, Miss Dor
othy COttrcil; third department super
iutendent, Miss Mary Winfrey; fourth
department superintendent. Miss Ruth
Nierec}lt.
Carroll Miller. the vice president
will preside over the following pro
gram.
Process. onal march Cleaguers sing
ing). Onward Epworth L,4euors'
Hymn, A Charge TO Keep ] Have
Prayer by two leaguers
Responsive reading, Psalm i2A'
onertory. \ selection from choir.
InstaNion Of officers.
Hymn. How Firm a Foundation
Outline Of Erworth League Work.
by william NJ Davis.
"Insplration address, by Rev Roscoe
NJ White.
Anniversary day Offering
Hymn, He Leadcth Me
Eenediction
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15

Tueoday evening the corr n3c7ce-
rcnt exercises for the training school
OF the Retreat for the Sick. VIII be
held at the Elks club at Sis o'cloo X.
Or. Douglas Freeman VIII deliver the
address and Miss Virginia Fiippc,
superintendent of The Retreat for the
Sick. will deliver The diplomas 70 The
graduates who are: MISS Mary Elder.
Miss Ruth kersey Miss Ethel TappF,
Miss Elizabeth Miles Miss Myrtle
Dickson and Miss Lois Hunter At
the close OF the exercises an or
ehestra Will play for the dancing. The
chaperones Will he; Mrs. c. r. Nor
man. Mrs. w. r Oppenhimer, Mrs.
Joseph Fourqurean, Mrs Arthur j..
strause, Mrs Creed Davis. Mrs, Cal
lie Temple. Mrs A. l.. Henna and
Mrs. Isaac Tichtenstein. Refres h =
ments will be served Miss Mary
Norwood, president OF the hoard Of
managers has extended d cordial in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
Asfryk Ce----i ,crTnund.

A wedding of much interest was
celebrated Wednesday in the Mem
odist Episcopal church at Alexandra
when Miss Rebecca Pruden Ger
nond became the bride Of Charles
samuel Astryke. Rev. j. Y ktsiS1ci'
D. u. performed the ceremony Nhi'h
was attended by Il large number ~
out -of town guests The bride ent'#
I'd with her uncle Herbert L1s H.
RAINY by whom she was given Jig
marriage She was hands"mr't =
tired in a travelling suit ei aara -
tricotinc. with hat If htac# HAIR 's"
trimmed wits medaIliaus of i,o9geI,
IN pastel shades Her HaNtrs We're
a corsage of valley lilies. Miss Mar
garet NunnaIly GermOnd, sister OF TIN
bride was maid Of honor and she wore
a gown of dark blue chiffon oyer
.affeta. trimmed with frnged taffeta
suiiling and an under bodice trimmed
Rith Jade She wore & hat Of corn
colored milan, FACED with dark blue
georgette and trimmed with small
pink roses, Her flowers were pink
sweetpeas Franz Vernon Quieis.
Of Baltimore, attended the bgid"-
groom as best man and the ushers
we're. william Ellis keIY. ol Rich
uond; Robert Milton Hancock John
Phillip Scott. and LlewliJn Dyson
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss Vera Germuu3, sister OF the
bride. Of CinetnuaN: Mr.. and Mrs
Miss Eliza BETH Bradies - Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs William Elm kaliJ al
Richmond, Miss Julia Cu3dor anu
Miss Eliza beth Bradley Of Bah-moFe
Mrs Dean Mills. Of Richmond Ms
Mary KearneN, OF Washington, Ms
Alma Thomas. Utica \. Y Miss Anne
f. mi NJ ,44-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
Y. NJ, +. DRIVE FOR sI.000,O00
ENDOWMENT FUND BEGINS TO-DAY

The national campaign, 70 raise
5 .0o0, 900 az an endowment fund for
the Virginia Military institute VIII
begin throughout the United station
today Alexander r Ryland, vice
president Of the First National bank
will direct the drive In Richmond; Tha
campaign is endorsed by both General
John J. Pershng and by General
Leonard wood, letters from both, en-
dorsing the Virginia Military institute
as a distinct asset TO the country. we're
read q / the meeting Of the Alumni as
ISOLATION held at the University club
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
WILL, ISyESTTG ATE PRISON
SYSTEMS or OTHER STATES

colonel Leroy Hodges, chairman Of
the board Of directors Of the state
pentteutjary, with Oscar T. Nfisi&er
also j member Of the directorate, are
attending the annual meeting and
conference Of the national committee
on prisons and prison labor now in
session IN New York. Following the
conference. Messrs. Il < and
Weisieer VIII visit the penal tnst.tn-
t3ons OF New York, Massachusetts, Mex
Jersey and MARY land for the purpos
Of iuQe&ti eating the systems in opera
ton in those states.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TO ATTEND
AsCEN SERVICE SUNDAY

Rev ] ] Gravatt y. d, will deliver.
the sermon AT the annual ascension
service of the Knights Templar to be
held al Holy Trinity church SUNDAY
night at S:$e o'clock Richmond Conn
mAnderY No and 81. Andrews Com
mandery No. 13 Will occupy reserved
seats \ special Invitation is issued
To all Masons, Of whatever desree to
attend the service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
You Can't Rub 1t Away;
Rheumatism is in the Blood

|matism until you cleanse your
blood of the germs that cause the
disease. S. S. S. has never had an
equal as blood purifier and scores
Of sufferers say that it has cleansed
their blood of Rheumatism, and re-
moved all trace of the disease from
their system.
Get a bottle of S s.. S., and get
on the right treatment to-day. Spe-
cial medical advice free. Address
Medical Director, Ill Swift Lab
orAtory. Atlanta, Go.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
BFyTT'ER BUSINESS BUREAU
ORGANIZATION Is ASSURED

The Organization OF better bus
ness bureau for Richmond by june !
was assured by the enrolment Of thir-
tv-ave additional business, houses 1t
tho booster meeting held At the Rich
mond hotel. \ fund in excess Of So oeo
has been subscribed 10 cover the eN-
pcnses Of the organization which will
employ secretary who viii devot~
his time 10 the work w. l. Austin
II chairman Of thu executive commit
tee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
LAUREL STREET
5. 5. Anniversary

Sunday school day anniversary eKer'
cises will be held Sunday morning IT
II o'clock in the Laurel-S Street Meth
odist church. An interesting program
viii he rendered by the school. sixty
new scholars have been added To this
Sunday school during TIE past six
months over nifty members have
united with the church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
MANGIM REPORTS FOR DUTY
WITH CORPOR ALTON COMMISSION

Mason Mangum, recently appointed
commerce counsel for the state corpo-
ration commission, arrived in Rich
mond yesterday and reported for duty.
Mr. Maugum formerly resided in FAIR
fax county, and was associated with
the interstate commerce commi ssion.
He will represent the commi sion in
the adjustment OF the new railway
freight tariffs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
lawn Erte st "yyhitcomtc. -

The ladies' of All Saints Guild viii
hold "a lawn lete" al Whitccombe.
the home of DR. and Mrs. Hugh Nj.
Taylor, near stop &c Westhampton,
on this afternoon, between the hours
Of o'clock and :. a cordial lnvi-
,ation to the public is extended The
committee in charge consists of. Mrs.
.los.ph Button, chairman. Mrs.
Everett. Waddey Mrs Waller Scott
Ms +. 6. Thornton and Mrs Fred
= Valentine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15

Mrs. Henry $. Eley. OF suffolk
state president Of the Kings Daugh-
ters OF Virginia. is the guest Of Mrs
r. II. oPtts. 1895 Park avenue yester-
day. Mrs. Eley was the honor guest
OF the Charles City county King >
Daughters at Shirley" and delivered
an address in the interest OF the
Fresh AIT camp. which is auxiliary to
the Sheiteliug Arms hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
Llniments viii Never Cure.

II you are afflicted with Rheu-
mati1m, why waste time with lini-
merits, lotions and other local appfi-
cations. that never did cure Rheu-
matiEm, and never will?
Do not try to rub the pain away.
Try the sensible plan Of finding the
cause Of the pain, and 60 after
.tAak Remove the cause, and you
xuGaeVe the pain,
yea vi1l nsver b rid Of Rheu-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
MEETING HIGHLAND
PARK BIBLE SCHOOL

The Highland Park CHRISTIAN Bible
school WIZ nrs' in the Highland
Park Public Sehpol building at 50
n tn" Observance ~ the Lords sup
per "lti follow thr Bible school Sos
sion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
and
WEDDINGS

MIR Vernon a wells, announces the
engagement OF his sister, Nina Haven
10 BENZ. Coleman Newcomb. "a
Gloucester. Va The wedding to take
olace in June.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15

A J. Crafts was fined So IN husr-
ircs court yesterday On the charge Of
passing a street car on the wrou- SIDE.
He was fined $3.50 In police court ard
appealed to the higher court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15

r. r. Spencer reported to the police
yesterday that his suitcase had been
carried of by strange youth Wha
failed - return it,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15

Colonel Paul 7 Shafcr Vas hued SD
and costs in police court yesterday "2
The charge Of auto spscdt%-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


yitatlon to each member Of the board
70 be present.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-08
CONSTABLE DISCOVERED
OPERATING DISTILLERY

Knoxville, Tenn. June S.-(SpeciaD
An Anderson county constable. Lind
say Patterson. and Lewis Carol, were
arraigned before United States Com
missioner J. Pike Powers here on n
charge of operating an Illicit distillery
They were held for the federal grand
jury in $1,000 bond when they entered
pleas of not guilty. The men were ar
rested by Prohibition Agent Farrell,
near Rosedale. Campbell county. n
short distance from the place where the
federal officers recently arrested JUS
tice OF the peace on a similar charge
At the time OF the arrest the two
men were found in bed at the house
where the stll was being operated
The still was in operation ana the
noise made by II and by rain, the fed
eral offhlcers say, prevented the sound
Of their arrival being heard. The Off
GERS in addition to arresting the men
and seizing the firearms. captured
ninety gallon still and $50 gallons OF
beer.
on the same trip. the federal officer
seized two other stills. in Campbell
county. One was located in an nhan-
doned coal mine. No arrests were
made In either case.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-08
DISTRICTS SELECT
THEIR DELEGATES
Men and Women Who Will
Represent Tennessee at
Frisco Convention.

Nashville, June g.--(Special THE
district conventions this morning elee-
ted their delegates and altcrnatcs and
electors. ms follows:
First Dlatrlct-Iohn VI. Caldwell.
BrIston, and w. a Susong, Greene
Vile. delegates; John Jones. Newport.
and George l.. berry. RoEcrsvile. alter
Mates; Oscar NJ. Fair. johnson city.
clcctor.
SECOND District--Mrs u. r. l.. Mount
castle, Knoxville aud w. X, McClm e.
Sr,, Knoxville. alternate; Rupert Reyn-
oldE, Knoxville. elector.
Third Distrlct--John l.. willis, Nc
MInnyille. and II. l., Kirkpatrick. Duck
sparta, and George l.. Hardwlck.
Cleveland, altcrnates; A. T. stewar.
olector.
Fourth DstrIct--o, X. Holladny.
cockcyllle. and 7 ad",r Bssssryille; Gal Cal
vile. and John NJ Davis. Warthurg.
altcrnates; w Y Boswell oakdale.
clector.
Fifth pistrlct--w. C. Houston. Wood
bury, aud Thomas N Greer; shelbyville,
delegates. Mrs. Houston and Mrs Greer,
alternatas. Giles Evans. Lincoln county.
sixth pIstrlct-Hn McAllster Nash
vile. aud A NJ Leach. clarksville.
delegates. Miss Della Dortch. Nashville
and Mrs. J. 4 Long Spr,nEn,sld, .,, al al
tor. -
Eleventh Diatrlct-~GcorEe II. witt.
lynnyllle. md .. W Turner. WhVerly,
delegates 5. T.. Hunt. Dickson. and
Thomas pschles. Columbia, alternntea:
I oroy Hammond. MI Pleasant clector.
Eighth Claude luEhart,
rnria. and Mrs Neil Wright. Hunting
don, delegates; \ NJ. Patterson, ShVhn-
nah aud Mrs Bertie owen. Jackson,
nlternates: s L. rcelcr Camden. cleo
tor.
Ninth Distrlct--w 8. swiegart.
rnlon Guy, and William Kinney.
UrownaviIls. delegates: Mrs II. w.
Moss. Dycraburg aud J. r Dennlng.
Gibson county. al'ernntss' no 'lee'o'
Tenth District--Jullau Wilson. Mem
phIa. md Miss char Williams, Mem
phts delegates Charles A, MHlcr
bolivar. and Bolln5 Sihlcy. Memphis.
alteTnatea. Charles T.. Simonton. CoN-
ington. elector o. .....,-
There were no Instructions for pteh-
dent by the district conventions.
The conventions committee on Icso-
buttons Ia composed as follows;
Flrst district. J. A. SusonE. Greene
y,tt, second district T.. VI. q. Baker
knoxyille Third district. NJ. \. Whits-
her Chattanooga, Fourth district. J.
Al Cardrphirc, Carthage, Ffth as
trirt W 4 Mcclure. l.swisburg.
gtxth dirtrict. 4. J. BarthelL NashNlle'
seventh district John y. Morrison.
Inwrrneeburg: Eighth district, Jet
Uunt Jackson: Ninth district John >
cnoper Gibson county. Tenth district
l.. r. Gwinn. CoVington.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-08
THIRD NAMES
Committeeman
Gen. M. N. Whitaker Selected
for Platform and Joe Polk
for Credentials.
SHELBY FOR M'KELLAR
lnv uAYs clARk ;,

Nashville. June s--The Hamilton
county delegation, $50 strong, met thiS
morning IN the Maxwell house and or
ganized by the election OF A, s. Cald-
well chairman and Hays Clark secre.
tary. The names OF q. r. Milton and
NJ, N, Whitaker were placed In nomi'
nation for membership on the commit
tee on resolutions, The first count
showed the vote stood VI for Mr.. NIL
ton and 40 for Gen, whitaker A re.
count however, showed Mr.. Whitaker's
election by n vote OF 81 to ".
Mr.. whitaker's election was then
made unanimous. Joe Pope. Of Bled'
soc county. was unanimously chosen
Hamilton county's member OF the com
mittee on credentials. The delegation
was then instructed TO cast its vote foi
one OF the district delegates for VIII
for the other district delegate was di.
vlded between n. l.. Kirkpatrick, OF
Polk courty, and George N. Hardwick
OF Bradley. The meeting then ad.
journed
The Third district delegation Assem-.
blod Immediately after and elected ~
delegates to the San Francisco nationa
county, and n, l., Kirkpatrick, OF POLK
county. The name OF George l., Hard.
wick, OF Bradley county. was presented
by the Hamilton county delegation. but
was withdrawn at Mr., Hardwicks re-
quest lie was elected alternate, ~
was c. T. Hutchinon, OF Sparta. A. 7
Stewart, Of Franklin, was unanimously
chosen candidate for district elector.
A resolution commencing r.. II. Will
liams, a Chattanooga, and H. IL. Has.
ton, Of Van Buren county, as the Thirc
district committeeman was unanimously
adopted. The convention adjourned
without acting on the race for delegate
at large. Mr.. willis. one OF the dele
gates elected, is favorable to Mr.. Nc
Adoo's candidacy The convention wai
harmonious throughout Its proceedings
shelby Endorses Mckellar.
The Shelby county delegation, wltt
10 votes. today indorsed Senator Nc
Kellar and Gov Roberts. The former
was commended for HIS support or tins
league of nations and the governor foi
his AmericaniNm, Instructions were
given for McKellar, Preston. Mrs. Cuti.
ford Dudley and Harry :, Berry fol
delegates from the Eiate-at-large.
The delegation went on record hs ~
yoring four delegates from the etate-at
The M r,asianos oonnsy dslesa,lon. VIII
eiehty.aix votes, adopted the followinl
resolution this marning; This delegh
ton Is opposed to the personal con
demnation Of any democratic ofiicia
who acts honestly and according 10 hi
Judgment and the dictates Of his con
science.
"Thls delegation will vote ms n uni
against any resolution or such a char
acter offered In the convention
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-08
MINES NOW WORKING
ONLY HALF TIM {

Knoxville, Tenn, June S.-tSptcihlD
With no possibility OF immediate
change Of TRANSFORMATION situation. the
mines IN the Southern Appala hian
coal fields are working less than half
time with the result that there VIII be
no surplus Of coal mined this summer
10 meet the demands for winter sup
plies. according 10 an operator In close
touch with the situation. out of the
2s. .T56 cars needed last month to hll or
doris on hand. the mines only received
2.i65. reducing the workings TO less
than three days week aud adding
nfty-nve percent Of the cost 20 the pub
lic on coal mined The mines plncc
the blame Of tho situation on tho shoul-
dcrr Of the railroads which utilize prac-
ticaly the entire supply for the hand
ling Of the fuel supply for the roads 10
tho exclusion Of commercial purposes n.
Unless there is change In the
situation Immediately" said the opera.
tor. the people are going 90 be CON
frontcd with the worst shortage Of coal
next winter that the nation has over
known Only mines working on rnf-
road contracts are able 10 operate iuH
time and those mining coal for CONNIE r.
rinl and domestic purposes nrc closed
down or might 40 well he go
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-08
|COV. ROBERTS
in CONTROLL
First Test Of Strength Comes
Up Over Motion to Hear
Contestants from
Davidson.

Nashville, Tenn, June S.--t Especial, -
The first test OF strength OF the oppos-
ing factions In the state democratic
convention came soon after the body
reassembled at o'clock this afternoon
on a motion by Gen. George w, Cham
lee to allow the Contesting Davidson
delegation TO present its claims TO the
convention. The motion was over
whelmnRly defeated. showing that the
Roberts forces had complete control of
the convention.
A. NJ. Leach. Of Clarksyille, chair
man of the committee on credentials,
reported that his committee had seated
the Barthell delegation from Davidson
county. The report after defeat of the
Chamlee resolution was adopted by n
viva voce. Thus was settled the only
contest OF the convention.
Allison Chairman.
Judge NJ. NJ Allison. OF Hamilton,
was elected permanent chairman Of the
convention on recommendation of the
committee on permanent organization
This committees recommendations
manent chairman, n. II. SimmF, Law
renee, permanent secretary: John -
Green Haywood assistant secretary
Mrs. John Flault Memphis; Y, II.
Fitzgerald. Marion. Miss Beverly Evans
Chattanooga; w NJ. Cnrtcr, Marshall
ana Mrs. @. NJ Lannum, Coffee. as
Estant secretaries
This report was adopted by the con
vention Senator Cummings, OF Ham
ilton, asked II the James county votes
could be cast by Hamilton The chair
ruled that Hamilton county was en-
Titled to cast the three votes Of James.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-08
Lodge Elected Permanent
Chairman of Contention

Chicago, June SThe temporary organization of the repub
can virtually made the permanent late today
when the committee organization elected Senator
Lodge chairman The will be asked
prove the selection There indications of
Watson also selected chairman of the commit
tee platform Ogden Mills j
The Lodge former Senator Beverdge Of In
diana and Senator Mccormick The remainder of the per
manent organization made permanent.
An attempt made late today to form union of
delegations under of Senator ohnson supporters
The first STEP meeting called ate the
by State Frank Fynt of the California delegation
attended by delegates representing Utah. Washington Nevada
and Oregon.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-08
CAMPAIGN TO
Be MOST BITTER
Criticism Of Wilson Looms as
Issue--Lodge'S Scathing
Attack Cheered.
CARDS NOW ON TABLE
Johnsonians Applaud Key
noter When Touching on OPP
position to League.

Coliseum, Chicago, June sd. N.
S,)-~Evldences OF republican hAr.
r,ony as regards general policies,
with a shrlll cry to turn the demo-
Gratis out" were the outstanding
features Of the demonstrations In
the brilliant flrst session OF the
republican party convention,
Henry Cabot Lodge, the studloua
senator from Massachusetts, was
the ralylnp post OF the delegates,
and with all the dramatic force he
could summon he sent up the battle
cry Of the 1920 national campaign,
Lodges keynote speech was hear
tlly received by the delegates, not
with wild denomination, but with
sound approval between lona
stretches OF silent listening,
His soatohlna sarcasm In Nrefer.
enoe to President Wilson'S foreign
policies brought forth laughter and
some hootlna.
At Ave different points he returne'
to Wilson, and his declaration tina
even the president OF the United state
must obey the law" was rendered Il
terms, for by this time tn
speaker had discovered that he ha'
found full sympathy in the audience,
Campaign Of Bitterness.
Criticism OF Wilson loomed as IN
issue OF the coming campaign, Lodge.
speech showed as plainly as II he ha'
put the statement into words that TN
have practically decided OF
n campaign Of great bitterness
Old-tme delegates declared ina
Lodge had struck one Of the clenres
keynotes ever heard AT a republican
Johnson supporters amonj
the delegates gave Lodge the most en-
thusiastic cheers he received during IN
entire address when Lodge declare'
that there were some republicans VIII
are In favor Of no league OF nation
at ALI
BY the time Lodge had finished hi
address the chief issuc OF the comini
was clearly outlined, He hn'
told republicans Of America exactly hov
and what to flght during the comlnI
Ave months.
Cards on Table,
At last the republican cards were oi
the table
#. Coleman DUPONT of nelawar
moved that until the convention pro
vide some rules OF it's own, II proceed
under the rules Of the 1916 convention
be followed
II WAS unanimously adopted
I.afavette Gleason, tho veteran socrn
tary OF the republican state committee
was choaen Temporary secretary of IN
convention. A long list Of asHiHtan
secretaries, reading clerks, tally clerks
etc. was read and adopted unanimously
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-08
HITCHCOCK ESTABLISHES
HEADQUARTERS IN HALL

Coliseum Chicago, June s-Soms
time after tho convention opened.
Frank II, Hitchcock, convention mana /.
ger for Gen Leonard Wood appeared
at the Coliseum and established head
quarters IN the rear of the convention
hall. back Of the speakers stand From
this point he directed his operations
His earliest conferences were with
W Murray Crane. Of Massachusetts,
and Senator Etin Of West Virginia
poll of the West Virginia delegation
taken this morning shows nine votes
for wood and seven for johnson OF
scattering The first vote of tho state
win he cast for Senator Howard Suth-
erland, favorlte son. The Hitchcock
Elkins conference concerned the poHsi
bility OF getting y solid vote from the
state for Wood.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-06-08
DAYS PROGRAM

Il. n. s.
Convention called to order at
II a. m. by viii II. Hays Of In
diana chairman republican ma
tional committee.
Prayer by Right Rev. Charles
Edward Woodcock of Louisville.
Call for convention read by
Charles b. Miller of Minnesota.
secretary.
Election of Henry Cabot Lodge
of Massachusetts as temporary
chairman,
Address by temporary chairman.
Election of other temporary offi-
GERS.
Selection of committees on Gre
dentials, permanent organization,
rules and order of business and
resolutions.
Announcement Of committee
meetings and other miscellaneous
business.