The Detroit times., 1915-01-26
Any NOTED
|0mEN BUY ONLY
U. 5. A. GOODS
yomen's National Made in U. S.
A. League Has Patriotic
Aims
PLAN is TO BOOST
HOME MANUFACTURES
Movement Expected To Do Much
To Alleviate Unem-
ployment

b WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. 26-The
& patriotic campaign OF the Woman s
/. National Made-in-U. s. A. league to en-
rou 20,000,00 women OF the country
TO pledge themselves to buy every
thing made In u. 8. A. whenever pos
Gible while the war lasts, has received
3 splendid impetus through the en-
rollment as honorary chairmen and
patrons at the very outset OF the move
ment Of notable women.
y Among the honorary patrons and
honorary chairmen are: Mrs. Thomas
r.. Marshall, wife Of the vice-president
OF the United States; Mrs. Champ
!. Clark, wife OF the speaker or the
house OF representatives; Miss Gene
We've Champ Clark, daughter or the
speaker; Mrs. Lindley NJ. Garrison,
wife Of the secretary Of war; Mrs.
William c. Redfeld, wife OF the sec
rotary Of commerce.; Mrs. David
II. Houston, wife Of the secretary
az agriculture; Mrs. William b.
Wilson, wife OF the secretary OF Ia
bor; Mrs. James r. Mann. wife OF
the minority leader OF the house; Mrs.
Charles r Whitman. wife OF the gov
eSnor Of New York; Mrs. John NJ.
Glatou. wife Of the governor Of Geor-
IA: Mrs. Tom Rye. wife Of the gov.
eRzlor Of Tennessee; Mrs Park Tram
mol. wife Of the governor Of Florida;
Ma Richard I. Manning, wife Of the
eOvernor Of South Carolina; Mrs.
WHlliam Cumming Story. president
rgoneSal Daughters OF the American
Revolution; Mrs. Clarence l. Bleak
'loy. president general Daughters OF
the Revolution; Mrs. Philip M. Moore.
81 Louis. Mo, honorary president-gen-
oral Federation of Women's clubs;
Nh. Adam Denmead, Baltimore, Nd.
prosident Daughters Of the King; Mrs.
Hmma Smith Devoe. Tacoma, Wash,
president National Council Women
Votsrs; Miss Mary L McKernan.
Utica, N. Y. supreme regent National
Daughters of isabella: Mrs. Lila w.
'Thompson. New Egypt, N. j.. national
councillor. Daughters Of America;
Mrs.. william A. Cullop. Vincennes,
Ind. president Woman's National
Democratic league; Mrs. Duncan u.
Fletcher, president Congressional
club: Mrs. James H Preston. wife
OF the mayor OF Baltimore. Nd; Mrs.
James Curley, wife OF the mayor OF
Boston, Mass: Mrs. Clinton g. Brown.
wife or the mayor OF San Antonio,
Tex: Mrs. Joseph @. Armstrong, wife
OF the mayor OF Pittsburgh, Pa; Mrs.
Thomas A. Edison, wife OF the noted
inventor: Mrs. Stuyyesant Fish. OF
New York, pioneer In the movement
to have American women wear Made
in-U. s. A. goods. SIS
The following members OF the SEN
atorial circle: Mrs. Henry F. Ash
hurst, Arizona; Mrs. William z. Boz
rah. Idaho; Mrs. Ollie James. Ken
lucky: Mrs. Harry Lane. Oregon; Mrs.
Porter ]. McCumber, North Dakota:
Mn. Robert l.. Owens, Oklahoma:
MrB. Miles Poindexter, Washington
state; Mrs. Joseph 8. Ransdell. Louis
1ana; Mrs. John +. Shafroth, Colo
raAo: Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Tex.
National society women in Washing
ton also joined In the movement, in
Guiding Mrs.. Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs.
Thomas X. Mclaughlin, sister Of Mrs.
William Howard Taft; Mrs. John Tenn
PIE Graves. Georgia and Washington;
MrU. George Howard. Mrs. Preston
Gibson. Mr.. Reynolds r. Hit, Mrs.
Marx Hanna, Mrs. Robert Roosevelt,
Miss Julia Marlowe, Mrs. Lloyd w.
BoWors and Mrs. Samuel Spencer.
The object Of the league is to arouse
tho patriotic sentiment Of the women
Of the country to ask for and buy
Amor1can-made products. II is purely
3 voluntary organization and there are
no nsmbenhip dues, no meetings to