Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1920-06-26 | Page 4 | People Talked About

p l I People Talked About l MRS IRS JOHN CLOVER SOUTH Voters have heard a a. good bood deal about Mrs John Glover South during thu the past few months an and will vill hear a great deal more when the presidential presidential campaign gets well wen under I way Mrs South I is chairman of ot tho the women's division of ot tho the Republican national national na na- na committee commItted 4 and Is head over 4 heels in politics Mrs South Is tho the daughter of oC I William O. O Bradley of or Frankfort Ky and cousin o of ot the present Republican I governor Edwin C. C Morr Morrow 0 W who h 0 credits her with considerable of ot the thic m majority a. a j 0 M which he ho rolled up t KJ UTH In tho the recent elec eleo tion Her father r was a Republican tho first to put Republicanism Re Ito- on the map in Kentucky Ken tucky he was waa the first Republican governor ever eyer selected In that state and the first Republican senator ever sent from Kentucky to represent that state stalo In the tho natio national al capital Mrs South was vas an only child and anel wa was her fathers father's cl sc companion and confidant going with him through the when ho he mado made his campaigns and andIn andin andin in that wa way familiarizing herself with big blE questions and issues Senator Bradley was an attorney and Mrs rs South read law in his offices for tor two years ears with tho the idea of ot taking up law as a profession Her fathers father's political career which carried him out of or the state Into the national capital together with her own marriage shortly short short- ly thereafter ended this dream The two years yearn sho she spent studying In law I however stood her in good ste stead d durIng during during dur dur- ing her interest In suffrage In Kentucky Kentucky Ken Ken- tucky where she took an active part and was for years ears ono one of ot the leaders in the tho movement at one time being chairman of ot tho the state organ tI 0 n. n