inge that Mire "Anka, Dickie. Olesen Following promptly on_ the tid-
had captured the Democratic nomination for the United States Senate in Minnesota came the announcement that Mrs. Izctta Jewell Brown would be a candidate for a similar position from West Virginia, Like Mrs. Olesen, Mrs. Brown is a pleasing speaker. She has been identified with the National Woman's Party and "has taken part in many of their campaigns, As Izetta Jewell she was well known as an actress, and it was while playing at a local theater that she met W. G. Brown, Representative from West Virginia, whom she later married. She has taken an active part in West Virginia politics and has been much in demand as a political speaker. In the Democratic national convention of 1920 Mrs. Frown made a speech seconding the nomination of John W. Davis for President.
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