New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-26
Dav Long Meetings to
Swing in Line Still
Wavering Voters.
POLL INSTRUCTORS
ON TOUR OF STATE
Watchers Will Be Taught Oper-
alton of Machines Used IN
Many Cities.

AU
-rL. anal week OF the suffrage cam
lion y..rl be distingu shed by Twelve
i,,r voskcay for the women leaders
+l. smallest stone VIII not be leit uh-
t.rret 20 win the state 20 votes i0i
=. Win he the big week Of the cam
-...a. Such suFraglsts as MIS-: 1@ineS
Ices Iaidlaw, Ars. carrie N""i,,.'""
l4t NIs. Nary Garrett nay u -
T.orc.ce Brown Gotham ana oo+,"
other neadlucrs VIII be among 'ne o1s-
door relay speakers. ne bronx O@.'-
r..r- las oreued with bang. u ne
various schools for Watchers 1.e 81
,r., .Drcrt advice 20 their students ana
ay.rV trf3 90 ever suffrage oreanl-
cation In The state Viii yet be taken 20
mako sure chat no one misunderstands
80 voting machines that prevail out
sIoc AeN loG1. -.,..
"T.c parade was most encouraging;
90 must marshal our forces equally
vol trfs closing week Mrs. william
prcrtcrFast said to-day. From in
d.cetors the suGragist forces are be-
INC narshallcd most thoroughly Tor TIE
final struggle
walls Tor the week. 1t is explained that
there Is no intention TO disregard union
REGULATIONS. w biHf FHNe.tsNA wa
FOR more than fCrty-fve minutes. and
uo one audience is expected to reiraln
during the entire twelve hours.
Ready for Emergency.
One Of the interesting features Of
the last week IS the Eleventh Hour
Committee. which will give the TO
late: sc cannot enter here answer 10
the closing arguments and ruses which
may be introduced By the anti-suilra-
gsts This committee is alert and IS
ready 90 take care Of situations which
have never come Up IN New YORK, but
which have arisen in other states lust
lcfore the suffrage was granted them.
The eleventh hour aids are made up Of
che former publicity committee. under
Che head Of Mrs ogden VI. Reid.
Miss Emily Pierson, the college girl
organizer. who has travelled for suf-
frage all through the Eastern States
iu the big car which she drives and
repairs, arrived yesterday 10 direct the
campaign IN The Bronx. Miss Pierson
said .t was easier 20 handle a car than
campaign. since she knows just how
90 take the former 20 pieces, while the
lattcr must be nut together. One Of
the speakers in The Bronx VIII be Mrs
II. %. Havemeyer.
among the NlUtl rifdhtl0 " tilt WIN
viii be Miss Josephine Casey. She will
speak Friday evening at Broadway and
Thirty-seveuth Street at o'clock and
az Broadway and Fifty-frst Street at
$3.50 o'clock Herbert Parsons, Judge
Wadhams and Mrs. Harriet Stanton
Blatch viii address the Republican
Club OF the 18th District this evening.
Tomorrow evening there will be a
street meeting at s o'clock at the cor
ner Of Forty-third Street and Eighth
Avenue. az which Miss Sadie American,
Mrs. H. II. Dey, Miss Winona Marlin
and Edward Perry will address the
Rogers car Mrs. Sumner Gerard Will
be another speaker Of the week.
Twelve-H Hour Meeting To-day.
The twelve-hour open-air meeting at
Fifth Avenue and Fortieth Street to-
day will be opened az 10 o'clock in
the morning by Miss Rose Bower, Of
South Dakota. The noon speaker will
be Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, while
Mrs James Lees Laidlaw and Miss Mary
Garrett Hay viii be features of the
afternoon. Among the other speakers
OF the day will be Miss Younger, Miss
Anna Ross Weeks, Henry Allen, Mrs.
Florence Brown Gotham, Miss Alice
Carpenter, Mrs. Raymond Brown,
James L. Laidlaw, Mrs. Beard and jim
ME Taylor.
Miss Jane Pincus eft last night to
visit every suffrage organization in the
state with final instructions as 10 ma
chine voting. Two kinds Of ballots
have been prepared for those
places which will vote for or against
the amendment by machine, and the
other for those which vote by ballot
box. IL Is the purpose Of Miss Pincus
% make sure that every one knows
which lever TO pull to vote Yes"
One Of the closing events of the final
week Of the suffrage campaign viii be
luncheon az the Hotel Aston at l
o'clock ON Saturday, October 30 10 cele-
brate the one huudredth anniversary Of
the birth Of Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
the first woman 10 make a resolution
that 10 was the duty of the women OF
New York 10 demand the right TO vote.
She did this az the Seneca Falls conven-
ton Of 1913.
Among the speakers at the luncheon
will be Miss Ida NJ Tarbell. who will
give A Tribute" 20 Mrs. Stanton; Dr.
Loycjoy Elliott, who will speak Of her
as a Religious Radical; DR.. S Joseph
inc Baker, who VIII tel Of Mrs. Stan
tons work IN opening medical educa-
tion for women. Samuel Untermyer.
VINO viii discuss her splendid eNOrtS
toward obtaining better marriage and
divorce laws. and Cleveland Mofett.
Mrs. II. q. Havemeyer, Rogers Foster,
Arthur Brisbane and DR.. Anna Howard
Shaw.
The decorations OF the large ballroom
at the hotel are in charge OF Mrs.
Henry Butterworth. Among those who
viii sit az the guest table with the
speakers are Mrs Charles s. Whitman.
Mrs. Marcus ". Marks, Mrs. George
MeAneny, Mrs. Robert c. Ingersou.
Nine Charles lie Nerier, Mrs. Henry
rhipps, Mrs. Henry Willard, Mrs. o. II.
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