The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-08-04
Organization Of Twelve States
win Enter Presidential Cam e.
q. paiun. For Equal Rights
EXPECTS TO MAKE SOME
STRIDES FOB THE CAUSE
Aatienal Convention To Be Held
AtNhich Program win Be
Shaped For Fall Crusade,
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tsY IN. Asseeia.sa Pr,ss.,

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on n,1a !, a"a ieauers IN he sunrage cam;
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II
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n WI" H n ,i".' Daiu W oo
.he Oniy "ona" Po"''cai ear'ooh'S'~ IN
Tue e., COUNT, wiz We Iea'uIe. -,
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of Inio"n ior OF agalns the n"m.neeS
VI ''Hs po,'oai P"i. W |o, IN
- PeI 49, ''oNo. VII ue
.p NJ %u; 10 .ne ueeiS,on " oe naue M ~
.ne WV, auo oPI,nss eonterenoo., nc
S'atuS Vi 'he ha''onai sun,age ahena-
mem ID congress aiSo WIN pe cohSio'
TIeu "t tne oPenus SeSSion' AueuSt ~
10 eAPeI'eu '"a' ny tnat 'ime con'
go W.. W NC pm Vi "1J'u'
,"s anu s"e ,"te VI 'ne pueHn o. Hn
Lno"y t"e"Inen' ProcaOiy AhS"n:
',noulu 'ne Democia'S IN 1onIiol vi
congress la'1 10 a't uPou IT, ieauetS
n n'l. ue..uu' 'nS' wiz oe aH Po'
tana lou IN .ne P'o"unio ~ 1u
! IeBa[u'he SuPPoTt o' Or oPPoSilion 10
the Demoeratle far'y Dy the WOMAN
aarty' ,,
SuntaeIs1s VIII Ionge
sunragists VIII judge the Demo
cratic party by its deeds ana not by
Its promises, since, being the party IN
power, 1t has had and still has the
power to pass the federal amend
nient, I" was the statement Of Miss
Alice Paul, chairman Of the Congress
During the first days session, at
colorado springs MISS Maud Younger