The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-08-20
Labor Day Edition Is
To Be Profusely illustrated

Hsnneooaa may have had larger edi-
&auns IN the past. when It comes to
pa~ssI but never before in this city
has there been issued q paper which
win make % wide an appeal as will
ths& which 10 to be issued on Septem-
bsrT, Labor Day, by the press commit
tee Of tho Pensacola Equal Suffrage
League.
This EDITION VIII be profusely illus
tr1Asd and win contain the history OF
the suffrage movement from its In
caption ND to date, this matter all to
BE- presented In tabloid form. Suffrage
statistics In O nutshell. opinions of
eminent clergymen. educators, scten-
tfuts, business men, business women.
society women. professional women.
and men and women of the various
fodera<ions In the United States, will
all have place In this edition.
The aim OF the work undertaken by
the press committee Is to educate and
disseminate. The articles that will ap-
pear In the pages are not the irnma-
ture reflections Of those who have just
embraced the cause Of equal suffrage,
but statements backed by proofs of
what has been, and is today being &C
comp1ished. in the suffrage states.
Incorporated in this edition will be
much material OF local significance,
and one feature that would seem to be
OF especial value, rs that in these pages
are expressions Of endorsement from
men and women, in an walks and con-
ditions Of life. Perhaps Of as great value
as anything that the editors have Sc
cured are the many open letters from
the press OF Florida expressing good
Urls Ppx NO
dorsing the movement. A cause that
has the press OF the country back Of
1t Is bound to succeed.
On the editorial staff and interesting
themselves in the work of compilation,
advertising. ETC., are Mrs. Fred Roege,
Mrs. w. B. Sheppard, Mrs. John S
Beard. Miss Margaret Mcintyre, Mrs
Walker 1ngraham, the Misses Ingra-
ham. Mrs. G. s. Bonacker, Mrs. L. H.
Pierce, Mrs. W. G. Barrow. Miss Mary
Winston Jones, Miss Irma McDavid,
Miss Ethel Suter, Miss Maude Suter,
Mrs. J. r. Taylor. Mrs. Frank E. Tracy,
Mrs. John Il. Maxwell, Mrs. e. E.
Saunders, Mrs. A c. Riley. Mrs. Geo.
w. Marble, Mrs. w. c. Diffenderfer,
Miss Maude Kendall, Miss Margaret
Ray, Miss Evanette Robinson, Miss
Vclma Maura, Miss c. NJ. Robinson,
Mrs. =. o. H. Parker, Miss Pauline
Reese, Mrs. Eugene Reese, Mrs. A. E.
McDav1d. Miss Minnie Kehoe, and
many other well known women, active
iy giving their work to aid in the
Newspaper number.
Pictures and articles from women in
the state and from many other cities
in the south will be featured, and In
ADDITION TO this, many photographs and
contributions from national officers
and prominent women will be in the
pages of this edition.
The 'front.' page cartoon is the work
or Miss Kathleen Caro-, and is cleverly
carried out. Many college and high
school girls are to be represented and
society women are also to find a place
In the pages
T1ere VIII be a club page in which
all women's clubs in the city will have
rel resentauoE, and there will be a
school page, with expressions from the
presidents Of the Parents-Teachers'
Associations and the principals of the
various public schools. A home page.
conducted by a suffragist, who is a
notable housekeeper, and a gardening.
page with valuable articles from local
gardeners. compiled by a suffragist,
long connected with all civic work In
Pensacola, a fashion department. a
federation department., a society de-
partment. civic news and everything
that appeals to the intelligent woman.
who takes an interest in life, in all its
varying phases. will find place here,
It's appeal will be directed not ONLY to
the membership NUMBERING now more