Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 196, 25 June 1920 — Page 9

fHli RICHMOND tALLADiUW AXD SUA-rSuSURAJl, ftiCHHOM), iNU, rfiibAY, JUNE 25, 1920.

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SUFFRAGISTS' HOPES REVIVES; TENNESSEE MAY GALL SESSION

NASHVILLE. Tenn., June 25. Suffrage hopes rallied Thursday when It was learned that Governor Roberts planned to call a special session of the legislature to act on the federal suf

frage amendment following receipt of a telegram from President Wilson urging such action in the interests of "real service to the party and to the nation. The governor, however, failed to comment on the constitutionality of the legislature's act should a favorable vote on the suffrage amendment be reached, saying that matter was being discussed by Attorney-General Thompson and department of justice officials at Washington. Purely Federal Matter. "It is purely a federal matter and not a state question," the governor said. " and I have nothing to do with that end of it." The question of constitutionality in the event of ratification would hinge on a clause in the state Constitution which provides that any action on a federal amendment must be taken by a legislature, the members of which have been elected after the amendment was submitted to the state. Members of the legislature to be .called in special session were elected previously to submission of the suffrage amendment to the state by the congress. Some legal authorities, however, have interpreted the recent decision of the supreme court in the Ohio referendum case as invalidating the clause. Word has been received here from Assistant Attorney-General Frierson by Governor Roberts that the Tennessee legislature could ratify the suffrage amendment without submitting the issue to the people. Ruling of Supreme Court. "The ruling of the supreme court of the United States in the recent Ohio cases." said Mr. Frierson, "and the consideration which I gave to this question in preparing those cases for hearing, leaves no doubt in my mind that the power of the legislature to ratify an amendment, to the federal constitution is derived solely from the people of the United States through the federal constitution and not from either the people or the constitution of a state. The power thus derived cannot be taken away, limited or restricted in any way by the constitution of a state."

HARDING CONFERS WITH G. O. P. CHIEFS ON CAMPAIGN

Chairman Will H. Hays, at left; Senator Warren G. Harding, center, and Harry W. Dougherty, photographed during their conference.

E. church gave a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Willis Overholts Friday evening The many friends of Miss Helen Clark, who is in Pasadena, Cal.. for her health, will be glad to know she is much improved.

JACKSONBURG. lnd. Mrs. Marsh Martin visited her daughter. Mrs. Bessie Leyons, of Milton, Friday afternoon Mrs. William Cooney' and children, of Pershing, returned home Saturday after spending a few days with Mrs. Cooney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Whitton A number of people from this place are busy picking cherries. The strawberry crop is about gone Mr. and Mrs. Earl Martin, of Richmond, and Mrs. Bessie Lyons and daughter, Mary, of Milton, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Martin, Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Tilbert Wright, of Williamsburg, spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Scates Izona Whitton is spending a few days with her sister, Mrs. William Cooney, of Pershing Mrs. Laura Stanton and son, Cleo, were in Cambridge, Friday.

Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Whiteman and are at the home of the latter's father, mother, Ann Whitman, spent the i Mr. George Armacost and family, south

week-end with Frank Lielan and family i of town. Mother and baby are reportof Dayton. Miss Neva Trelan, sister of j ed as well Mr. M. L. Phillips. Mrs. Whiteman, is very ill with tuber- i daughter, Ethel, and son, Harry, of culosls Ed Baumbaidner and family 1 near Greenville, were callers here spent Monday with Mrs. John Wolf Tuesday Dwain Brigg, of Hudson, and son, Ellwood Ada Harrison ' Mich., spent sevral days last week with spent the week-end at Dayton j Mr. and Mrs. Grant Forest, of Glen Mrs. John Wolf and son, Willard, and j Karn Mr. and Mrs. Grant Forest Andrew White, are spending this j were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. week at Twin Lakes in Northern Mich-: James Ultom, of Farmland Mr. igan Harry Williams, of Webster, j and Mrs. Wm. Purdy received several spent last week with her brother, j nice and useful presents at the shower

alter Williams Harry and Aaron Monday night John Wolf and 6on, Downing, of Chillicothe, "O., are visit-J Willard and Edward White are spend-

i Mrs. Dean House and family, over I Sunday Nelson Eaton has taken a

position as clerk in the Dean House

drug store Wesley Carey is ser

iously ill Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harper entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ogborn, of Mansfield, at supper Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Lannon, of Columbus, Ohio,

have returned home after a visit with

his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Lester Mr. and Mrs. Will Guyton, west

of Cambridge, entertained in honor of

Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ogborn, at a co-operative supper, with a number of friends Monday night... Mrs. J. C. Dodson, who has been ill, is improved Mr. and Mrs. Tom Comb, of Newark, Ohio, and daughter, recently visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Lester Mrs. Kepler has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.

George Butler, at Indianapolis, return j ed with her mother, Wednesday, for

a. vieiu.. . iuc tuuuicu e uaj catiwdcp at the Christian church Sunday evening were well attended. The success of the entertainment was due to the efforts of Mrs. , A. H. Hodson and Mrs. Roy Copelaid.. .Miss Grace Kiess is home from Indianapolis, to spend the remainder of the summer. Her sister. Miss Julia, is home from Pen-ville.

a few weeks at home helping bis father with his farming Mrs. Jennie Coleman is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Blanch Meyers, at New Westville Miss Hazel Wellbaum has been in the

hospital at Middletown. where she underwent an operation for appendicitus. Mildred Darrab has been visiting at Dayton with her sister, Mrs. Fay Shaw.

Suburban

CAMDEN, O Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beasley and Mrs. T. E. Davis were in Hamilton Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Lola Payne and Mrs. Mary Robinson called on West Elkton friends Saturday afternoon. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Stubbs, son Fred, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riner were Sunday guests of J. W. Kenworthy and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall, Misses EttaTucker and Carrie Bell attended the State Sunday School convention at Hamilton Wednesday. .. .Misses Frances, Bernice and Gladys Dare and T. E. Davis were in Liberty, lnd., Wednesday. Miss Bernice remained to visit relatives. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Miller spent Sunday with Albert Smith and family ... .The la Ft quarterly meeting of the year was held at the M. E church Sunday morning. Rev. Dun1 .m. district superintendent, preached at 10:30 a. m Miss Ida Fouts is visiting relatives near Greenbush and Middletown H. T. Scott and Robert Stewart were Camden visitors Wednesday. .. .Miss May Robinson spent

from Friday till Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John Jacquart. of Trenton Mrs. Francis is visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Brower. .. .Misses Evangeline and Rebecca Francis spent part of last week in Hamilton with their uncle, Charles Eikenberry and family Mrs. Lizzie Harklow was in Hamilton last Friday. ....Miss Ruth Freitag of Dayton, is home for a two weeks' vacation.... Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kenworthy were in Dayton Sunday. . . .Mrs. Fay Yeager and sons Robert and Fred, returned to their home in Philadelphia, Tuesday, alter several weeks' visit with her mother, Mrs. Cora McCord E. C. Eikenbery was in Hamilton Monday. . . . .Mr. and Mrs. Noranm Sturzenbach spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wright, of near GreenbHSh. . . .The Hustlers' class of the M.

HOLLANSBURG, O. Mrs. Delia Chenoweth, Mrs. Cora Polly, and Mrs. W. A. Chenoweth called on Ora Chenoweth and family, of Richmond, and Mrs. Mary Jefferies, of Chester, Saturday evening Mr. Lee Pitman, of Missouri, returned home after a two weeks' visit with his brother, Ross Pitman, and other relatives and friends in this vicinity Misses Mary and Mildred Morgan and Ida Piatt were Saturday afternoon guests of Wilma Harlan O. A. Downing and Gaar Armacost and family were Richmond visitors, Thursday Hettie Williams was a dinner guest of Mr. Stanley Downing and family, Wednesday Wm. Parker and family, entertained company Saturday evening and Sunday Mrs. Elmer Wolfal, of Richmond, spent part of last week with Adam Wolfal and family Ruth Londenslager broke her wrist Saturday evening while cranking her automobile Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kinworthy, of Arba, spent Friday afternoon with Fred Anderson and family.

ing Stanley Downing and family and other relatives here this week Mrs. Martha J. Mullans is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Naomia Shahan, of McCornia, O Harry Chenoweth, of Richmond, were callers at Glen Karn. Tuesday Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Beanson, of 1305 South Sixth street, Richmond, lnd., an eight and three-fourths pound baby girl Tuesday morning. Name, Brenbora June. They

ing this week at Twin Lake.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, lnd. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Beard, of Chicago, are visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Beard The Misses Flor

ence Reynolds and Katherine Doney !

visited in Connersville Friday on busi-

GRATIS, O. Walter Bunn and daughter Nora, returned here Monday from Virginia, after spending several months with relatives M. and Mrs. Stanly Dewyer spent the past week in Hamilton oL the bedside of the former's father, who died Friday at noon. Mrs. Treva Pilchard, of Germantown, is visiting in town with her mother this week. . . .Teddie Holcomb and a boy friend of Dayton are visiting Mr. and Mrc. Forest Christmar. Arthur Meyers of Detroit, Mich.. spent Sunday night in town with relatives. .. .Frank Burd has been missing from his home since Thursday of last week. His whereabouts are unknown. .. .Among those who attended the Christian Endeavor convention at Lebanon Sunday were: Rev. and Mrs. Beekley and family, Mr. and Mrs.

nes's Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Drischel. Amos Fudge and daughters, Dortha of Richmond, visited their daughter, and Grace Glenn Lane is spending

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