The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-02
DELEGATES TO ATTEND
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Appointment of committee on resolu-
tions. Appointment of timekeeper.
Welcome, DR., Amelia r. Keller. In
diana. Response Presentation of
local and conference committees.
Literature~-What to print? Colored
or white? What form, how to circu-
late. Mrs. Florence Peterson. chair
man literature committee for the Miss
issippi Valley conference. Illinois;
Mrs. Cyrus Field, president National
Publishing Co. New York: DR.. Annie
Blount. Illinois; Mrs. Roger G. Per-
kns, Ohio.
Woman's Journal Alice Stone
Blackwell, Massachusetts.
Woman Suffrage in the South
Kate NJ. Gordon, president Southern
Woman Suffrage conference, Louis
lana; Laura Clay, honorary vice presi-
dent of same, corresponding secretary
of E. S. A. Kentucky; Patty r..
Jacobs, president Alabame E. S. Assn,
Alabama.
At 1880 O'Clock.
Finance-How to secure money from
anti-suffragists; from indlfferents;
from believing suffra gists; from or
ganized suffragists; by personal sollc-
itation; by letters; from organized
bodies; pledges monthly and yearly;
how to organize and work through
finance committees, entertainments,
sales. etc; Mrs. Malcolm McBridge,
Ohio; Mrs. Grace Wilbur Trout, Hi
nois: Mrs Walter McNab Miller, Mis-
couri; Miss Harriet Noble, Indiana
Our Next Campaign States-Miss
Flora Dunlap, Iowa; Miss Anne Cum
mings, w. Va; Mrs. Andreas Iceland,
Minnesota; Miss Ada James, Wiscon-
sin: Mrs. Cora B. Gotchy, Oklahoma;
Mrs. Anna X. Dent, Mississippi.
Why We Won?-Miss Anne Martin,
Nevada; Miss Jeanette Rankin;
Montana.
Why We Lost?-Mrs. Clarence OAR
row. North Dakota; Mrs. Walter Nc
Nab Miller. Missouri; Mrs. John Pyle,
South Dakota; Mrs. Draper Smith,
Nebraska; Miss Grace Drake, Ohio.
Dinner at $50 O'clock.
Tuesday, $50 a. M.
Importance Of Church Work and or
Endorsement Of Ministerial Associa-
tion-Rev. Katherine w. CoWell, South
Dakota.
Importance of Church Work and Of
Endorsement of Ministerial Assocla
tion.-Rev. Sarah l.. Stoner, Ohio;
Mrs. Lillian E. Sellers, Indiana; Dr.
Nela B. Kennedy, Ohio.
Who are Our Enemies THE liquor
men? Employees of Woman Labor?
Conservative dry men? Thoughtless
women? Helen l.. Hood, Illinois; Har-
,,;ot n r;,,,r, Wisconsin
Political Alliance. Mrs Grace Will
bur Trout, Illinois; Mrs. Antoinette
Funk. Illinois.
Organization. Regular-Non-paying
dues club, civic classes, by congress
sional districts, by counties, by cities,
wards and precincts. Mrs. o. II. Clark,
Michigan.
Organization in Campaigns-Street
meetings, political meetings, teamw ork,
township meetings, ward meetings, III
hills and on plains, bands, bonfires and
parades, debates.
Program for 1870 O'Clock.
Campaigning in States Other Than
Our Own.-Mrs. w. B. Owen.
Congressional Action Affecting
States. suffrage, federal
suffrage, Mondel resolution, Shafroth
resolution. Catherine Waugh McCuE
loch, Illinois; Clara B. Colby, Ne
braska; Doris Stevens, Ohio; Mrs. Me-
dill Mccormick, Illinois.
Who are Our Allies?-Organized la.
Dor? Grange? Federation of Woman's
Clubs? Socialists? Prohibitionists?
Anna D. holland, Indiana; Alice Hen
nv, Illinois; Jennie c. Law Hardy,
Michigan; Dora Sandoe Bachmap,
Ohio; Mrs. Helen l.. Hood, Get a So
cialist; Mrs. GlendOwer Evans.
Press Work-Done from state head
quarters, press association. mats,
plates, special articles. bulletins. state
papers. Mary Gray Peck, New York:
Dobyne, Illinois; Julia c. Henderson,
Indiana: Alice Stone Blackwell, Mass
achusetts; Mrs. W. e. Barkley, Ne
braska.
At 7:3o O'Clock.
Peace.-Mrs. Thomas, secretary OF
the National Peace Association, ILL
nois: Miss Edith Weld Peck. Ohio;
Mrs. Glendower Evans, National Or
ganizer, Massachusetts.