The Washington times., 1916-12-11
Demonstrations Planned Until
Susan B. Anthony Amend
ment Is Passed.
Democratic Leaders Scared
StiH," According to Miss
Alice Paul.

frage banner which militant leaders
Of .The Cause" Haunted in President
| Wilson's face AZ he read his message
70 Congress- Monday waved but az the
other demonstration to last till the
Susan p. Anthony amendment goes
through the upper and lower hopses.
II is a campaign TO compiete the
for .sssersin9 70 n.Is ics B. pGS%sI paul
Union for Woman Suffrage. the union
BY its campaign against Wilson in
the sisss ,hs ns wnsr. wo%sn Ia, vote c.rsS rss,S
etif" now. She told the New York
branch Of the organisation 90 at Q
luncheon at Delmonico's.
"'' Parsons Raises Ire. o..
Herbert Parsons, who spoke for
the Republicans, reused Miss Paurs
ire by telling the C. u. that the New
York State peferendun. due In 1917.
IL very important, and that II the
G. u. will recognise that as New York
goes 20 goes the United States, and
year would make Il q. thousand times
;om rom sS t Il: i:s.ssr..y nis;sy yf,.4 .sis. &.
passage OF the Susan n. Anthony
would have smoother slsdding.
are not working 70 WIN new
iorkt We are wo,k'ng 20 pu. tnss
Miss Paul. But the trouble with sui.
ftagists IL that they are like the
es tns We" osy ony
strstssy. and no IA is winnins terri.
tory. -.
| state snhrage. py US scattereo
methods, losing a. the allies are
losing We lost New York. Masss,
ehusetm ,h West vlrsinis but why cal, cal,
this year or last, but ] tell you that
at Washington the situation 10 more
hopeful than ever befor. because the
Womans Rsrty has made the Demo
Gratis AFRAID
| why IL the press all over the coun.
uU seyng that tne' women oIcc..u
WILSON, dem1nded woman IN the
aualenee; popping up. a..
l. we dohl care whh thr press
inion. ali IL tSs, bat natter sY% .: what Is.
gsmoesaues ieaoers think' ekeiaimoo
MISS Iaut - A.,
\ u Nha Ior.unncy ,ho ~ =
mss.on ss ,nN " u.r mo.s % Ia
,tsntiy coming 70 our h..da,rarter. t., to
m We SO. pon.o" h.,
70 pn nn I, h,,,
IA, ,s,s s, 49, n, loon nnis..
ms, su..n xr,hnrx mcrSment
/ A.. a. g. rss
| psmocr., w, n Msione camr in re
Gently 60 tell US that by lining up tn.
conxinen6 v'' ,hs smoers,t th.v can't AMI
afford 20 ignore us'
Have Wilson -EAu~sseS."
| .ybv Ala william so In Atlantic city
1 TO tell the women he had come 10
| fIrht with themy Because we had
fought him. we don't have TO conciii,
Il
power am glad Wilson was elected,
because we have him educated. and
Hughes would have been dominated
| by the Republican leaders, who show.
/ ed themselves pretty hopeless on sui.
Mrs. Harrot stanton BIateh. who
spoke next. said she was sorry Nr.
Parsons was there because she want
ed 20 tell some truths about tho Re.
publican committee. AS a matter OF
nothing cheers up Mrs. Blatch like
making q man squirm. Mr., Parsons,
however, proved himself q good sport
and registered pure entertainment all
through the onslaught.
"oh, the awfnlnsss OF the Rspusii, paI
wonder Wilson won, Why, in Mon.
tana we had 100, Democratic women
lined up for Hughes on the suffrage
those women deserted.
u,, ...v. u.,,.s
WY hessshesns Fsiied'
"The Republicans didn't understand
woman psychoIoEy. and the Demo.
erats. NV party. did. I said 10 the Re.
pubIican committee that they must
meet the argument 'Wihon kept US
@ Sut they said no. they must appeal
SserifIes' and 40 40 thsy sent out
yans letts,ea .Our womsn DO Not
IscL conrass, co,irarei Women know
,si oSY.,. a.. 30 80 "a LII, sacLs
~ ~.n ais IN ah. ar.nrhes and
,hn.s Xsns Lost thous.nSs Of votes
mS ,ha ,yone.n VI '''S'
amSpH nns une o w1 ,1r.d n, ...r,,,.. and
Wvmo. a %. H
our pies ~ .hs n,n.nohs "h.ir
Eastern sisters didn'. win near so
many es aid the reminoer thet' thouKn
they can vote tney are not who,Ly