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impulse to demonstrate shows in her IN
uneasy sense of public responsibility. She
thinks she is protecting the public veal,
somehow. in resisting equal suffrage.
SHOW her how to really protect the
public veal: show her that in all her char
tiles and repairing the damages Of society.
she is as one who goes about forever with
mops aud pals in 4 house where water
pipes are leaking The only sensible thing
is to turn OF the water aud mend the
pipes. and this is what suffrage will do
Helen Adelaide Shaw was born and ed
ucated N Boston and taught in their
schools for a number Of years. Mrs Shaw
is a literary woman, being the author of
several stories and poems Among her
poems are Aurora BOrealis Blossoms n
the Dust. a Breach in the Wall" Jet
sam and Street Music"
Rev. Ida C. Huttin. of Illinois. will oc-
cupy the pulpit at this mornings services
at All Souls Unitarian Church: Rev Anna
Howard Shaw will preach at the Church
of Our Father at the morning services:
Miss Harriet Mills will speak at the Peo-
Plies Church this morning and Mary Sey-
mour Howell Will preach tomorrow even
ing at the Eastern Presbyterian Church.
T"morrow'S Session.
Tomorrow's morning session offers the
report Of the Congressional Work Com
mittee. by Susan b. Anthony. Chairman:
the addresses by State President Of Yer
mont. Mrs. Clinton II. Smith. representa-
tive; Washington. Mrs Francis W. Cush-
man, representative: West Virginia. Beu-
lah Boyd Richie; Oregon, Abigail Scott
Duniway; amendments TO Constitution:
reception of invitations for thirty-third
annual convention.
The session tomorrow afternoon prolfers
the following programme. Addresses by
Annie l.. Digss. State Librarian. Kansas:
Virginia :. Young. South Carolina. The
Story OF Woman Suffrage in the south"
Abigail Scott Duniway. Oregon Success
in Light; Florence Howe Hall. New Jer-
sey, The Judgment Of Minerva" Diana
Hirschler. Massachusetts, "Womau's Po-
sitiOn in the Law
The Delegates Present.
Among the delegates who have registered
and presented their credentials to the COM
mittee are:
California-Mary Howard Swift. Ida Hus-
ted Harper Mary c. Hoy. Mrs Moore.
Observation-Disclosures ID. Bacon. Alba
Starr Cressy. Caroline f. Buell.
District OF Columbia-Ellen Powell
Thompson. Mrs. HELEN r. TindaU Mrs.
Mary v Noerr Airs. d. l.. Talbot
Georgia Mrs. Gertrude G. Thomas. Mrs.
adelaide Wilson. Mrs. Frances Swift
Illinois-Mrs. Catherine W. McCulloch
Indiana-Alce Wheeler Pierce.
Iowa-Mrs. Nettie l.. Resuous. Mrs. Anna
T. Crawford. Mrs W. +. Cornell. Rev J.
o. Stevenson, Mrs, Ella e. Cline. Mary Ma
son Clark.
Kansas-Annie l.. Diggs Mrs. Antoinette
Haskell. Mrs. Mamie Garrett. Mrs Lucy
Mabel LapOrte Digs. Mrs l.. L.
Loothoker.
Kentucky-Miss Laura :. Bruce
Louisiana +. Nerricb, Miss |
Kate J. Gordon.
Maine-Lucy Hobart Day Mrs. Wesley |
L. Smith. Abby NJ. Fuller. Miss Ann Bur- !
CESS. Mrs. J. W. Dyer, and Mrs. c. \. |
rurmby
Maryland Bently Thomas Mrs. |
Anna r. Lamb. Annie w. Janney Emma /
Maddox Funk, and Sarah r. Miller.
Massachusetts-H. b. Blackwell. proxy; |
Ellen G. Garrison. Sarah Hudson. Diana
5. J. Barrows. Isabel c. Bar
rows, Maud Wood Park, Helen Adelaide !
Shaw, Mrs Ella f. Powers. Leyina A.
Hatch, Mrs. Agnes G.. Parrctt. and Mrs.
W. A. p Neall.
Michigan-AIrs. Martha l.. Root proxy;
Mrs Sarah L. Smith. Frances ;. Mosher.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. willard. Mary y. Doe,
md Mrs Emily B. Ketcham.
Minuesota-Dr Ethel T.. Hurd.
Missouri-Eila Harrison Adde VI. John
on Mrs. Alice Mullly. Sarah l.. Turner,
md Mrs. Wade Callins.
Mississippi-HeienH Hammond Butt.
Nebraska Mary Smith Hayward. Clara