The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-15
S%UFFRAGISTS n
ANTS SEE WILSON
1000 Women Then Tackle the
Republican National
Committee.
CLIMAX BY DR.. WALKER


WASHINGTON. Zee. 14--Tresident Will
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Vention OF the NATIONAL Association Up
posed 10 Woman Suffrage. led by Mrs.
Ar,h,u ~ n,a.. Sa~, yorL and LAT.
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IBIS AFTERNOON ne rece'Ss" "7"r's i'"v"
Of the American Woman Suffrage Asso-
eli. rio, delegates with their leader. Or
Anna Howard Shaw.
Ro,b .,ae. mad hopeved wor5s for thu
President and tho sufyrasia. consider
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The President said that he was natl
ned TO shaLc hands with the slfYra SITS
aud reiterated his promise To confer with
his colleagues on the suffrage question
Afr, hedge addressed him n. ~fo,Ioxs.
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mont. Her anneaI related IN a nlank In
the Republiran nlatform fav.or,n1 the
proposed amendment to the Constitu-
ton. or IL the committee were in favor
of having the States egulate suffrage
she urged that they use their efforts to
have the States take action. Mrs. Wal
ter McNabb Miller of Missouri followed
Il. cla
Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge Of New York.
who spoke first for the ants. sah she
did not believe the question should have
been raised before tn itepuorcan Ma
tonal committee. Mrs. a. y. george OF
massachusetts, VINO followed MITE. Douse'
saAu that 'he saiianuy OF the american
toward women was wen illustrator ny
Ine courtes! eA'enoeu III tne near'hs.
ohe auueo tnat ner oIsanl.atlon oe,eves
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The committee ~applauded their clever
thrusts. and when they told how the
House of Representatives had refused
10 hear them Chairman Hilles remarked
Congress evidently doesn't know a
good thing when it sees it."
at means something said Miss Jol-
life. THAT az the receptIon given us in
the Belasco Theatre s@5. goo was raised
in fifteen minutes. II means that We
have the sinews of war"
The Republicans appreciated this sig
nifcan, him ana annla,,ded y,aorous,v
After telling tho coun,i,tea thu, Tho
Congressional Into, had , strong irau.
snce which ,ri.h, n..n Inc h.iarce ~
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