New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-08
WEST TO AID EAST
IN SUFFRAGE FIGHT
Women of California VIII
Assist Campaign of.
Sisters Here.
BALLOT SEEKERS TO
BE BUSY TO-DAY
Street ParaderS Ready for the
March-Three Languages
Add TO Crusade.

The women voters of the Yves Will
help their sisters in the East W no are
campaigning FOR equal rights. mrs.
Henry Wade Rogers, treasurer or tne
National Woman Suffrage Assoct ltioh'
announced Yesterday that the women
of California viii contribute two sieaN-
ers. with all expenses paid, 10 the -FOUR
,snnaion states New York. New Jer-
sew. Pennsy lvania aud MassRchuS us
- for the entire summer. Their w'rh
will be 70 tell what suffrage has mea NJ
20 the men, women and children OF "a l.
ifornia.
The women who are co-opcratinl'
with the National IN this arc Miss Mad
cline Frances Mills, Of Los Angeles;
, Mrs. Grace =. Simons. president OF the
Southern California Civic League
Mrs. David NcCann, Mrs. John II,
Haynes. Mrs. p. B. Tolhurst and other
daughters Of California.
A California woman, Mrs Gertrude
Anterior. The novelist, Will presSsioee . 70
oay al the Suffrage Shop, at COS rum
AyeoIs The sneakers the Womens
Political Union announces for the
meeting at 1880 o'clock are Herbert G.
PeU. IT,. Mrs. Joseph Fels and the
Rev. Dr. d. Sofa Pool. of the Spanish
and Portuguese Synagogue.
There is 10 be a noon street meeting
to-day al Madison Square Park. MISS
Kathleen Taylor Is the speaker.
Suffrage will be talked in three Ian
c-,ages tomorrow az the East Harlem
Church. 223 East 1l6th Street This
church Is a harmonious Tower Of Ba-
bel. having a Hungarian, Swedish, an
Italian and an English pastor. 10
morrow evening at s o'clock the Rev.
J.. Harsanvi will make suffrage
speech in Magyar. The Rev. X. Nentu-
rini will fellow in Italian. Mrs Anna
Ross Weeks and Miss Martha klatsch-
ken will peak in English. The Rev
Norman ". Thomas will preside.
Below are some Of the suffrage ac-
Invites for to-day:
III. Art committee Of the Publicity Council o.
the Empire state Campaign win meet with Iua
Proper 90 Fifth Avenue at $50 y m, ,t,.-,o.
A canyassiug Ice Tor The Ion Election LIstlc'
BROOKLYN viii meet with Miss Alice FuTDi'h
spencer Place. a. : 30 p. m. - .t -. .,., p,,,,,c
I5brarv Bi.snui-k Avenue sud Siegel street. a. \
- M for me DIST Assembly District B,ookNn-
mass p mee,2g d, vl h. he'd IN public scho5l
III Rdsewood Nichols aul Lincoln avenues ~
dresses will be made By u. NJ NaIoaSse anu a. W.
Wrs NJ C,cel and Mrs Emily lockwood yin
speak IN the African Me,hodiS Ep a. " Rn,f o."
i,ss iro. Laiilaw sim be thc noon speaker at
70 Wall street. lunchr'om and branch Ae40H"4i
'ers o. tee W NJ an. Mons C66 of Public shool
a In the IN Assembly District OF WHtell Sl.,l,,
vii. he addressed az 3 =. u. oy Mss A." ''-'''
~ Mothers Club ~ Public school y. Corona
Long Island. Borough OF GuosnS W" -ice.IIairnan
by Mrs. Martha Wentworth 0y,i.tt'
OF he Woman Suffrage party. Manna,,she bool =
A general sufrale meeting AZ IuOHo All - ~ "A
-ith Assembly District Manhattan W" WI W 49,
dressed hy Mrs Frederick Nathan. ana M. ''1'''
Jsnrcy Howe W'n Eye her suffrage inJi0.ogue. il,
Ui.trirt Manhattan. viii be held every THURSDAY
~ s. Peers parish house Westehes,;;sr ga As. As
f-sye hearing before the Mothers C,no Al ~ -.
TIE G G.ISS',, T'" viii hoid a. meeting at head
ss.,,.r, a. Fesi Tlir,y-foulth Street Al p N.
~ Keith's Bronx Theatre, IoUln
street and Melrose Avenue, this after
noon Miss Martha Klatchkln Will give
suffrage speech between the acts. Az
the evening performance MISS main nam
crime u. Blake and Francis Martin DiS
trict Attorney for The Bronx Will tax.
Anti-suffragists had cohIefrei ~ .
Yesterday at the headquarters OF the
tyory York Association Opposed to
Woman Suffrage, 35 West Thirty-nlnth
street Twenty-Five women, represent
ing ten Of the largest cities. OF the
state. went over plans for the cam
paign which has been inaugurated 70
irduce the voters 10 reject the Suffrage
amendment next November.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
VNiereas. Tie close alliance between ,ool hi Is,
AID >ufrsgi,ts IS emphasized hy the isct NnA' ",
81 VrrE Socialist CONGRESSMAN SIS gong 10 tui
th. STATE iu. The Interest, o. woman suHtase ~
NI.pas TIE socialism that is uehh4 "'i ,,
suNrsee 81, tle socialism that the Amen a. ~
public rcpudl4ics and is trying TO h''d ID '"'eA
yyhereas Doubling the electorate by The ps,sas,
~ ne uartlrr amendment would - one OF ~
-, r>qults dout.s no vote toI SOCIALISM, O'e'7
R,sosed. 17st The NeW York state Associa ., ,oI
S,-,ros,d t6 Women suffrage use even enofl uuIul
tfr present campaign to impress up.. sne , Cg,'
~ The state that every 'o'. iot !.e ,,. w.
ifri,t. ana thus work iujuD 20 the state
Among those present were Mrs
Henry +. Burton, Rochester, Mrs
John f. Maynard, Mrs. W. +. Forc
and Miss Mary c. Hallon, Utica; Mrs
r HOPKINS. Geneva; Mrs. +. Remlng
ION and Mrs. Charles T. FalrchlId
Cazeuovia; Mrs. A. c. Rust, Fough
leepsie; Mrs. John NcWiliams Berr!
and Mrs. T. +. Buell., Troy; MIS-
George Douglas Miller, Albany; Mrs
George ". Parkhurst and Mrs. W
Phelps Northrup. Buffalo; Mrs. trlt
Achelis, Mrs. Gustaf Stromberg, Mrs
William Allen Bartlett, Mrs. Arthur NJ
Dodge and Miss Eleanor Hewitt New
Work. Mrs. Edgar $. Subway, Mis-
Marie Celpckc. Miss Anna Gelpcke an'
Mrs lanes Voorhees,. Brooklyn. MIS-
Alice nm Chittcndcn, of New YORK