El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-25
SUFFRAGLSTS OF Ell PASO CELEBRATE VICTORY
FOR SUSAN B. ANTHONY AMENDMENT WITH HAPPY
LUNCHEON IN NEW Y w. C. f.; UNIQUE TOASTS
BY DOROTHY b. JOHNSTON

I talk in her impersonation of DR.. Anna
Howard Shaw; Mrs. David Holguin
personally suggested Mrs Carrie
Chapman Gait in her take Off OF
this well known national figure NJ s.
Z. E Moulton, as Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, greeted Susan 3. Anthony
her dear good friend, along with
others who have seen the trend Of the
coming victory; and the end Of all her
work and efforts. too" and concluded
! by saying that Susan B. was the
greatest woman of all nations.
As Lucy Stone.
Mrs. S. J. Fennell. in the embodi-
ment OF Lucy Stone. said:
Back through the gates Of Time I've
To greet you here. your task near
done.
I bring you love. as twas given me
(You must turn it back to the work
For the ranches gained Is the first
IN your hands as the builders of Gods
safe home
That home Of justice, mercy. joy,
That lust of gain shall not destroy;
Where little children can romp and
And hail the dawn Of freedoms day.
Aye, build It strong. cement II well,
For you may need it-who can tell?
But harki Old Time rings out the hour
When must lose my earthly power;
Back to the stored past 60
With happy thoughts, with heart
aglow,
For in your hands the vote I see
A wondrous power for good viii be.
But ali! how I would like to stay
For prohibition vote today"
New York State.
New York the last of the states to
have cause for gladness over gaining
the vote, was given Miss A. Louise
Dietrich, who said:
In New York. the Empire state,
Where I was born and bred,
They wouldn't let the women vote
So far from there fled
But now they've given them the vote
After a long, hard fight
And I'm almost tempted TO return
To see the wondrous sight
OF women voting for the laws
To help their own fair sex,
Only I've got a great big hunch
That Texas will be next
Among those who spoke, and their
subjects, were Mrs. II. A Taylor, Mis-
souri; Mrs J. H Hirt, Michigan; Mrs
L S Frankenburger, Arkansas Mrs
". S. Tilton, Colorado: Mrs L 7. kib-
Ter, Rhode Island, and Mrs Johnston
Montana and California.
Nentueky-1frz. George H. Clements:
state,
Whose beautiful women, we regret to
When they go to the polls on election
day,
Except on school matters. have moth
ing to say.
frage viii come,
And that in the end. full Justice be
done.
LOuisiana-Mrs. NJ. E. Won RheIn:
The home Of romance.
Chats enticing)
And water melons
Needin' slicin';
The pickaninnies
Oh, don't you get that L a. feelin'?
Maine-Azrs. Fred Mayhem;
They talk up in Maine
In the same old strain,
Not realizing that woman OF brain 1
Could tell them when to get out of
the rain.
MaryIand-MrE. Henry Clay Greers
Here's to the Marys Of Maryland;
Nay they be united and firmly stand I
for woman's right;
Nay the black crown Of darkest night /
Be changed for one OF purest and /
spOtless white
observation-disclosures. Alexander Fer
Boston Baked Beans send greetings
to the FL Paso Frijoles. Long may
they keep off the Hoover list
Julia A. sharp:
Minnesota the North Star state, has
more iron ore than Alabama.
More wheat than Wisconsin,
More high winds than Kansas,
More Swedes than Sweden