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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-06
Calithumpian Vocal Acrobatics

Irving Berlin. the author of "Alexander's
Ragtime Band" and other popular classics,
announced the other day that If Berlin was
captured by the Russians he would change his
name to Petrograd While we would not go
so far as to suggest that any lady change her
name. In much this might be taken as
a proposal. would suggest. however that
Miss Belle Baker. who Introduces new num-
bers by Irving Berlin" at B. f. Keith's Chest
nut Street Theatre, Change her occupation
Miss Baker appears before the large audi
ence in the role of vocalist; in fact the
intrepid managers OF the popular and usually
superlstively excellent house OF amusement
introduce Miss Baker as the "Bernhardt OF
song" We sincerely believe that the future
might hold great things for Miss Baker II
she gave up trying to sing and undertook to
become the Bernhard of auctioneering." Higl
vocal capacities OF peculiar screaming sort
are always certain to attract crowds Now Miss
Baker possesses voice admirably adapted TO
extoling the merits Of cooking utensils, al
legged old masters and secondhand furniture
We can imagine Miss Baker throwing a per-
fectly corking Tosca ht OF emotion over a bid
ders reluctance to raise exasperatngly low
offer for a pair of Colonial candlesticks To
conceive Miss Baker as a Bernhard of song"
stretches ones elastic imagination TO the snap
ping point Her rendition OF Berlins latest
work exhibited voice OF unusual power-power
great enough TO MI tent. When we remem-
ber the "dyine Sarah" OF the golden voice
that voice Incompatible for its caressve mu-
sic among all voices OF the word-we
wonder indeed at the hardhood OF vaudeville
managers in their hyperbolic flights OF imsgina-
tion. An Madam Bernhardt, what indiscre-
tions are committed in your name!
Joe Jackson, who appears in the guise OF a
European yagabond. is genuinely amusing
Jacksons makeup is Joy his mendicant
manners coy His efforts 10 ride a bicycle
which parts asunder are highly successful in
Preciptsting him TO the hoor and entertaining
his audience.
I've never seen you act this way before"
declared Lizzie Murray"-Katherine Kava-
naugh-to Miss Valerie Bergere. who takes the
leading role In a one-act meIodramatc alleged
comedy The Locks at Panama" Miss
kayanaugn's remark came in her lines, OF
course but proved true otherwise No one has
ever seen Miss Bergere act thus We hope that,
for Miss Bergere's sake, no one will again.
The scenery used TO stage Mr. Woolrs act Is
coed scenery; that Is, 1t is painted on good
canvas. That is about all the good one can
say Of this piece,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-06
NORTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

Miss Helen Dechler, of Lancaster, Pa, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Brown
of 25o3 North Seventeenth street for the last
week.
Albert Norton, of 1880 Diamond street, will
deliver lecture on his trip through the Philip
pine Islands, India and Europe, ending with
his personal experiences in connection with the
present war;, Thursday evening at the West
York Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
southwest corner Seventeenth and York streets
Miss Helen Geiger, OF 3134 Diamond street
will entertain on Thursday. october s. at
luncheon. followed by theatre party at
Keth's. in honor OF Miss Mary b. Harris, OF
Stenton. Pa, whose marriage to George Seitz
Of New York, will take place october 2s. and
her bridesmaids, Miss Adalyn Palmer, Miss
Evelyn McComet, Miss Emily Brooks, Miss
Louise Emerson, OF Boston; Mrs. Robert Cole
man and Mrs. Connor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-06
THE Round Up

None OF its old charm and interest-holding
qualities have been lost by THE Round Up"
which again returned to Philadelphia last night.
opening at the Walnut Street Theatre for n
two weeks' From the time the curtain
rises for the first act until 1t drops at the end
of the fourth there is not dull moment
Throughout the four acts there is plenty to
hold interest-wth cowboys. Indians and cav
alrymen. not to mention the carefree Western
atmosphere that grips the cur
tain rises.
Shep Camp, slim" Hoover. the fat sheriff,
has not lost any OF his realistic manner in por-
traying the character John B. Mack. as Jack
Payson, and Gertrude Perry in her portrayal
OF Echo Allen play their parts convIncngly and
well. Deserving of mention Harold Christi.
Maude Williams. Edwin Varney, Dick Lane.
Lillian Lee Anderson and Texas Cooper.
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GERMANTOWN

Miss Virginia Hartshorne who spent the
summer in Maine. has taken apartments at the
Delmar for the winter Miss Hartshornes sister,
who has been doing missionary work In Japan
for some years, has returned to this country.
and will spend the winter with her.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Marshall Truitt: of Greene
street and Westview avenue. have returned
home from Cape May. where they spent July
and August
Mrs. S. NJ. Fleischman and her daughter,
Miss Katharine Fleischman, of 342 Church lane
have returned from Atlantic City, where they
spent several weeks.
Mrs. a. Lee. b. Snow, Miss Marion Brooks
Snow and Miss Anne Lee. Snow have returned
from Brooks Vale, Conn, TO their home in
Queen Lane Manor.
Miss Clara 8. Smith. who spent the summer
at Wildwood. returned last week to her home
on West Chelten avenue.
Mrs. C. A spelgel is spending q few weeks
in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Moore left last week
for stay of several weeks In Chelsea.
Mrs Jacob Rex Hortter and the Misses
Hortter, OF Pelham road. have returned to their
home from Avon-by-the-sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henry Gummey OF
6l22 McCallum street. have returned to their
home from Ocean City.
Mr., and Mrs. Richard P. Dennis have closed
their cottage in Chelsea, and returned to their
house at Chew and Price streets.
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TlOCA

Miss Grace NJ Wade will entertain the MEM
bers of the Theta Gamma Sorority at dansant
on Saturday afternoon, at her home. 1914 West
moreland street Her guests will include Miss
Lydia Parker, Miss Edythe Witsil. Miss Helen
Baxter Mason. Miss Ellen Clay Patterson, Miss
Christine Firing Van Gunten, Miss Helen Muir
ray, Miss Edith Allies, Miss Dora wotherspoon
Mrs William Newlands has returned from At
iantic City, where she has been spending the
summer months, TO her home, 1852 North Broad
street.
The aumnae chapter OF the Sigma Lambda
Fraternity OF the Girls High School will give a
800" party for charity at Mosebach's, Thlr-
teenth street and Girard venue. Saturday after
noon, october II. at 2:3o o'clock.
Lee NJ. Ray. OF 212O West Tioga street. with a
party of friends. will attend the worlds series
baseball games to be held In boston, we'll as
PHILADELPHIA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-06

to their home, 64th street and Overlook ave-
nue., for the winter season.
MERIoN-Mr. and Mrs L. Earle Haines, of
Maple avenue will leave this week for Lynn
Mass, where they will celebrate their second
wedding anniversary, Friday, at the home OF
Mrs. Haines' mother, Mrs C. H. Plnkham. Mr..
and Mrs. Haines will return to Merio1 about the
10Th of this month.
Mrs G. Martin Brill has closed her Chelsea
cottage and opened her home on Merton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Carter, OF Beacon road
have returned home after summer spent at
their Ocean City cottage.
wYNNEwooD MIR. and Mrs Norman Cantrell
are receiving congratulations on tho birth Of a
son. John Abbott Cantrell. Mrs. Cantrell will be
remembered as Miss Dorothy Haines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster King wetherilI, who
recently closed their summer home at James
town, X. l., have opened their home Kent and
Aubrey roads
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-06
SOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA

Lieutenant Commander and Mrs w. NJ
Hunt motored to Buck Hill Falls, Pa, last
week, where they we're the guests of Mr..
Thompson, at the Buck Hill Falls Inn, over
the weekend. They returned by motor on
Monday, Mr.. Thompson accompanying them.
Lieutenant Commander G. B. Landenberger
and Mrs. Landcnberger are entertaining Mrs
George Moody, OF Bangor, Me-, at their home,
250i South Garnet street
Mrs Adolph Behlau and Miss Eva Behau
have issued cards for masquerade dinner, to
be given at their home, 22o2 South Sixth
street next Friday evening. Among the guests
will be Miss Elizabeth Barrett, Miss Helen Col
Inns, Miss Ethel Kay, Miss Emma Brown Miss
Elizabeth Thomas, Miss Elsie Clarke, Miss Lii
llan Butcher, Miss Mary Scott, Miss Letlta
Redmond Miss Lotte Helmuth. Miss Lynch
Miss Ncttie Kennedy, and Messrs. Nicholas
Mulln, John McDevtt. William Hlnkel, Creon
Grhin, Harry McMenomy. Allen Crane Thomas
Fay, Benjamin Best, Meburn Fielding, Joseph
Baker, Charles Stackhouse Harry Godshall and
Alfred Crlpps.
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CONGRATULATIONS.

The marriage Of Miss Edna B. Culbertson,
sister Of Thomas H. Culbertson, OF 50ts North
Sixteenth street, and Clarence J. O'Brien, OF
1925 North Nineteenth street will be solemn
ICED tonight at the home Of the brides brother,
who will give her in marriage The Rev.
Thomas Moore, OF the Catholic Church of the
Holy Souls Nineteenth and Tioga streets, will
perform the ceremony. Miss Margaret II.
Culbertson will attend her sister as maid of
honor and the best man will be Dudley l..
Hare The bride will wear a three-piece
travelling suit of tete de negre broadcloth and
velvet. The maid of honor will be gowned
in old rose, the underskrt OF plain, soft satin
and the overdress, of brocaded satin OF the
same shade, made with the basque effect.
The reception. which will follow the ceremony,
will be attended only by the immediate fam
lies Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien on their return
from their honeymoon trip. will live at 5ois
North Sixteenth street, and will receive on
Tuesdays In December
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DEBUTANTE AFFAIRS
Miss Eleanor Porcher Second of Debutantes to
be Presented at Tea This Season.

Miss Eleanor Porcher Second of Debutantes to
be Presented at Tea This Season.
Miss Eleanor Porcher, daughter of Mr.. and
Mras. Samuel Porcher. of Navahoe avenue
Chestnut Hill. will be formally presented this
afternoon at large tea which will be given
by her parents.
Owing tothe still warm weather the guests
will be received out of doors as we'll as In the
reception rooms. where they will be introduced
to Miss Porcher. The house is beautifully and
artistically decorated with palms and autumn
for the numerous baskets and quaint old-fash-
toned bouquets which have been sent to the
debutante.
Miss Porcher will wear simple girlish frock
OF white embroidery. She will be assisted in
receiving by a number OF her friends who wiz
include Miss Isabel Wurts Page. Miss Mary
Ballard, Miss Marion E. Savage, Miss Hester
Anderson. Miss Mary Frances Fisher Miss
Edith H. Ellison. Miss Caroline Sinkler and
Mass Josephine Pinckney, of Charleston. S. c.,
and Miss Josephine Sturgis. of Boston.
Receiving with Mrs. Porcher will be Mrs.
oberts Lowrie Mrs. J. V. w. Reynolds and
Mrs F, G. Gaillard,
Mrs. H. Gordon McCough and Mrs. Winthrop
Sargent will preside at the tea table.
An informal dinner-dance will be given after
the tea for the receiving party and few ad-
ditlonal guests.
Miss Caroline sinkler. Miss Josephine Pinck-
ney, OF Charleston, and Miss Josephine stur-
gis. OF Boston. who came on to receive with
Miss Porcher, will be the guests of Mr., and
Mrs. Porcher until the end OF this week
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ALONG THE READING

Miss Caroline Lippncott and Miss Mary W.
LAppincott, who are at present the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Wilmer w. Hopes. at "Old
Meadows" Paol. will return to Rabbit Hill"
their home at Chelten Hills. the early part OF
the week
Miss Marion Sharpless. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Townsend sharpless. OF Chelten Hills, who
has been visiting in Bayside. L. l., for the
past ten days. left on Friday to be the guest
for several days OF Mrs ArmItags whitman.
will return home today.
Mr.. and Mrs Newell c. Bradley have re-
turned from Nantucket where they spent the
summe'. and now occupying Spring VAL
ley FARM" their home at Huntington Valley
for the winter.
Mrs Theodore Voorhees,. who spent the sum
mer at York Harbor. Me. has returned 10 Col
ony House. her home at Elkns Park. for the
winter.
Among those who entertained at dinner at
the Huntington Valley Country Club on Satur-
day night were Mr.. and Mrs ]. Henry Hentz
Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter L. Ross, e. RItten-
house Miller. Frederick Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. ].
B. s. Rex, W. NJ. Jefrords and W. W. Hancock
Mrs. Leonard Roadhausen. OF 1910 Duncan
non avenue. Logan. entertained the hrst OF
a series OF bridge parties OF the season. at her
home. Saturday afternoon Her guests were
Miss Jane curran. Miss Evelyn slocum Miss
Marjorie slocum. Miss Helen Lupton. Miss
Josephine scott. Miss Megse. Miss Ethel
Rneass. Miss Myra smith. Mrs. Muller Mrs
Montgomery. and Mrs. KenSoFthy.
Miss Jane curran has returned from her
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WEST PHILAnELPHfA

Mrs. q. Francis Smith, Of oz1 Pine street,
who had not heard from her brother, Arthur
Knight, since the outbreak Of the war. re-
Gently received letter from him. by way OF
the United states Government, saying he was
safe in Dresden Mr.. Knight has lived abroad
for the last II years
NJ. A. Dempsey and daughters have closed
their home at Langhorne and returned to
4iS1 Baltimore avenue for the winter. Miss Mary
U. Dempsey's engagement was recently an
nounced to Basil Harris, Of 1rvlngton-on-the-
Hudson.
Miss Mary a. Dohan, OF 3l4 South 10Th street,
spent the weekend in Point Pleasant as the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. william J. Dooner
Miss Teresa McNuty, Of 3e0e Barring street.
spent the weekend in Atlantic City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-06
ROsHON-LINs

wedding OF interest in Roxborough tonight
will be that of Miss Mabel u. Lins, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Frank Lins, Of $50 Ridge
avenue, and Charles F. Roshon, Jr., also of
Roxborough The Rev. Dwight c. Hanna pas
tor of the Leverington Presbyterian Church.
will off1ciate at the ceremony, which will be
performed at the home of the brides parents.
The bride, who will be given in marriage
by heS father, will be attended by her sister,
Miss Ethel a. Llns. bridesmaid. Arthur
Roshon, the bridegrooms brother, will be best
man. The bride be gowned In white satin.
with the bodice covered with all-over chantilly
lace and finished with pearl trimming. The
chantllly lace houncing the skirt matches
in design that used on the corsage She
will carry bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The bridesmaids gown Is of lavender char.
meuse trimmed with chiffon and applique lace.
Her bouquet will be shower of pale-pink
roses. More than 100 guests will attend the re-
ception. White dahlias palms and ferns will
form the decorations. Mr.. and Mrs. Roshon
will take a short trip and will be at home
after October 10 at 7015 Ridge avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-06
MANY BRIDES GRACE
FIRST WEEK IN OCTOBER
Weddings in Various Sections of the
City Carry Out Autumn Coloring in
Decorations.
Decorations.

Miss Irma Lott Beaumont, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. George N. Beaumont. OF $3.50 North
22d street, will be married to Ralph McKelvey
tonight in the Temple Baptist Church. I'D and
Tioga streets The ceremony will be per-
formed by the pastor the Rev. Thomas Bird.
Mr.. Beaumont will give his daughter in mar
Rage. and Miss Dorothea Dingee the maid OF
honor will be her only attendant Earl Adair.
OF Allegheny. Pa, will be best man. The
ushers will be Earl Genende. Albert Cresson,
William Rawlings and Spencer NJ. Lees The
ceremony will be followed by a reception at
the home OF the brides parents. The house
will be decorated with yellow and white dahlias.
chrysanthemums, palms and ferns The bride
will wear gown Of white satin trimmed with
duchess lace Her tulle veil will be arranged
with orange blossoms. and she will carry a
bouquet Of white roses and lilies of the valley.
The froek Of the maid Of honor viii be OF
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CHESTNUT Hill,

Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton DIsston. who were in
Europe at the time of declaration and re-
turned to this country several weeks ago, have
leased the house which formerly owned by
G. Heide Norris Rex avenue near Seminole
avenue, Highland. Mrs. Disston, before her
marriage last June. was Miss Jessie Williamson.
Mrs. William e. Goodman is giving a bridge
party today at her home in Chestnut Hill in
honor of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Wear. who will
be remembered Miss Adelne Potter.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Gaylord will spend sew
eral days this week the guests OF Mrs. Gay
lords parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bell OF 2is
West Evergreen avenue
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FONTS-CARPENTER.

The wedding of Miss Helen G.. Carpenter and
Earl b. Fonts. which will take place tonight
at the home of the bride, 225 West Tulpehocken
street, will be very quiet, owing to the recent
death of Miss Carpenters sister. Only the
families of the bride and bridegroom will be
present The ceremony will take place at $50
o'clock, and will be performed by the Rev.
Stewart p. Keeling, of ST. Peters Episcopal
Church, Germantown.
Miss Carpenter Is the daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Carpenter. Mr.. Fonts is
a member of the Philadelphia Orchestra, and
his bride is very musical also
After their return from wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs. Fonts will spend the winter at 100
Pine street.
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Empire Jubilee Week

Jubilee week was inaugurated yesterday at the
Empire by the Star and Garter show, which
presented the two-sct musical extravaganza.
The Mystic Jewel" Each night throughout the
week a special feature will be presented. while
in the afternoons during the worlds series the
games will be shown on a special scoreboard.
The entertainment presented yesterday by the
Star and Garter show a revelation OF tho
high standard which present-day buresque has
attained. Dainty songs, sung in her own win
some way were rendered by Miss Billie HILL
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psle-yeiIow satin. with an overdress Of flow
cred chiffon ornsmented with silver trimming.
She will carry a shower bouquet Of yellow
dahlas. on their return from an extended
wedding trip the couple will live at 23i1 At
lantic street, and will receive after Novem-
bor fs
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ALONG THE MAIN LINE

oVERBRooK-Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Fralsy.
"ho are spending this month with Mrs Fraley's
parents Mr., and Mrs William Fl. Horstmann.
Norwynden, will open their home. l7Ol De
|snoey place, the first Of November Doctor
rsley has. however opened his ofhee. and is in
wn every day.
aF' ana Mrs. William AIeCahan have returned
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-06
THE DR. A M A
THEATRICAL BAEnEKER

ACADEMY OF MUSIC "Cabiria," moving
picture drama, by Gabrielle D'Annunzio OF
the third century y. c.
ADEBPH1-"The Truth" revival Of Clyde
Fitch's comedy, with Grace George in Use
title role Review below
BROAD AD-"Bady Windemere's Fan" An excel
lent presentation OF oscar Wde's delightful
satire by Margaret Anglin.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE - "Pi-
late's Daughter" miracle play, by Francis
l.. kenzel Replete with amazing spectacu-
lar effects
FORREST-"Chin-Ch Chin" musical fantasy with
music by Ivan Caryl To see Fred Stone as
lady bareback rider is joy to be remem-
bered forever.
dARRfCK-"Ncarly Married. farce comedy,
by Edward Selwyn, starring Bruce McRas.
Bright amusing.
LYRIC-"Passing Show Of 1914" third annual
revue from the New York Winter Garden.
with George Monroe and Harry Fisher as
chief funmakers. Review below.
WALNtT-"The Round Up" return of the
drama Of wild Western life, with Shep Camp
as slim" Hoover, the immortal fat man. Re-
view below.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-06

cottage IN Ocean city N j.. where she spent
the summer with her parents, 90 her home,
$500 Lawnton avenue. oak lane.
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supported by able and attractive chirus,
while the unctuous comedy methods of Jack
Conway provoked storms of laughter.
quartet Of merit and clever dancing added
to the variety of the entertainment
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-02-26
ARBITRATION IS
GIVEN APPROVAL
Eight Treaties With Foreign
Nations Ratified.

Washington, Feb. 22.-Without any
amendment whatever to limit their
scope the senate, by more than a two
thirds vote, ratified general arbitra-
ton treaties between the United
States and Great Britain, Japan, Italy,
Spain, Norway, Sweden, Portugal and
Switzerland.
Those who opposed arbitration as
a national policy had exhausted their
field for argument in the debate of
the last two days, while others who
sought to amend the treaties made
their fight and lost by a decisive vote.
Even before the senate began work
it was announced no amendments
would be pressed. AS an argument
against further delay champions of
the treaties pointed out that to amend
any of the conventions at this time
would be discriminatory, inasmuch as
a similar treaty with France was rati-
fled by the senate last summer and
renewed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-02-26
CHINESE BANDITS
STAY HUNDREDS
Sack Town and Kill Men,
Women and Children.

Picking, Feb. 22.-The bandits led
by White Wolf massacred 1900 men,
women and children when they sack
ed Luncheon. province of Nganhwei.
Oh Jan. 80. On that occasion they
murdered Father Rich, a French Jes-
Tit missionary, and captured and held
two foreigners for ransom.
An army Of $4,000 Chinese troops is
%converging on White VOLTS strongly
e~ntrenched position in the vicinity
of ChengyangWan. White Wolf has
{ force Of 1000, half of whom are
armed with modern rifles.
The opinion is expressed here that
unless the opportunity is seized of ex-
terminating White Wolf and his fol-
lowers they will form the center for
another rebellion. The government
troops, however. show a strong dis
inclination to come to close quarters
with the bandits.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1914-02-26
SUFFRAGISTS ARE ACTIVE
viii Aim to Spread in Every Town in
North Dakota.

The North Dakota w. c. T. U. has
opened suffrage campaign headquar.
tiers in the Alert block at jamestown.
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson,
president of the state w. C. r. w.;
Mrs. Edna f. Salmons, superinten.
dent of the franchise department, and
Mrs. Minnie B. Bowe, secretary, are in
charge of the work.
This campaign is to be purely edu-
c%ational. without partizanship or bit
terness toward the opposition; a cam
paign in which the moral value as we'll
as the justice of woman's vote is to
be emphasized.
The following speakers have been
engaged: Mrs. Florence B. Atkins,
Mrs. Lulu Loyeland Shepard, Mrs.
Florence D. Richards, Mrs. Harriet D..
Hall, Mrs. Deborah Knox Livingstone,
Mrs. Lora S. La Nance and Miss Rose
NJ. Hayes. An illustrated stereopticon
lecture will be given in every town in
the state.