Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21
ADVISES WOMEN
ON REGISTRATION
Mrs. Mars0n Brands G.. o. p,
Propaganda Malicious

Register or you won't vote" was the
keynote of an address by Mrs. Martha
Yoh Marson, Democratic women's orga-
nization chairman Of Marion County, at
meeting of the women of the Eighth
ward last night at the Indiana Demo
cratic Club.
Miss Mary MCGEE, ward chairman,
presided at the meeting, at which more
than fifty women were present.
A short talk on '"The League of Ma
lions" was given by Henry n. Spann
Democratic candidate for Congress from
the Seventh district.
Mrs. Robert Springsteen, Mrs. Bowman
Elder, Mrs. Maude Anthony and Mrs.
Lawrence Chambers, who have been &C
tive in Democratic politics, offered their
services in registering the women Of the
ward
Mrs. Marson declared that right
thinking" women both Democratic and
Independent are being convinced thai
the Democratic party has the right prin-
ciples behind it.
CALLS G. o. P. PROPAGANDA
'.MALICIOUSLY. UNTRUE"
She fayed the Republican propaganda
which is being circulated about the Dem
ocratic party as "maliciously untrue"
We need the help of every person IN
getting all the women registered" SAID
Mrs. Marson, ''and I believe that when
the women understand they will be will
ing to work ffty-ffty with the men"
She declared that if the ideal mode OF
organization is accomplished there viii
be no need to worry about Oct. 4.
I'VE will not have to trouble about the
outcome of the election If every ward
and every precinct will do Its part" she
declared.
A brief outline of the mems organi-
zation with its similarities to the wom-
ems was given by the speaker.
The block system of organization
among the women was emphasized, Mrs.
Marson saying that the county organi-
cation is endeavoring to have represent
alive in every block to register the wom-
en- to looking after the Democratic, the
independent and the doubtful votes.
Every woman, 1 believe, will be willing
to serve either in an executive capacity
or as a worker" declared Mrs. Marson
Registration. she said, is not at all
difficult and does not involve any sign
ing away Of rights as citizen, as num-
Der OF women seem to believe.
1.-THE twenty-on plus" matter was dis
cussed by Mrs Marson, who said that II
q woman does not care to have somebody
else step in and vote under her name In
case she should be detained from the
polls, 1t would be advisable to put the
exact age down.
Care in filing out registration blanks
Or Oct. was emphasized by Mrs. Mar
son.
I'm September you could have a second
chance, but in October II you I'LL out your
blank Incorrectly you will have no other
trial and cannot vote at the election,
she said. giving a warning to the women,
POINTS ADVANTAGES
IN DEMOCRACY.
Mrs. Marson declared that there is
everything in the Democratic party to
interest real thinking women; namely,
what Governor Cox has done for women
in Ohio, the League of Nations and the
plsnks in the party platform.
Learn why women should vote. and
what the Democratic party has done for
them and what the Republican party
has not DONE" she said IN conclusion.
Mrs. Marson has announced the fol-
lowing women's ward and precinct
meetings for Marion County this week
Fourth ward, Sixteenth precinct at .
o'clock this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Hazel o'Conner, 2003 Sugar Grove
Fourth ward, Seventh precinct Mt 2 80
o CLOCK THIS d4leEAooH at the uOlue OF
Mrs. E. P. Brennan, 29S4 North Capitol
avenue.
Third ward at p. m. tonight at tht
/ home Of Mrs. Louis Culmann, 1919 North
Senate avenue.
Fourth ward, Fourth precinct at ESQ
p. m, Wednesday. at the home OF Mrs
Rooms, % West Thirty-sixth street.
Ninth ward, Tenth precinct at Z 80 p
NJ, Wednesday, at the home OF Michael
c. Shea, II North Walcott street.
First ward, Fourth and Fifth pre-
cincts at 7:50, Wednesday, headquarters
1444 Roosevelt avenue.
First ward, Tenth precinct at p. m.
/ Wednesday, at the home OF Mrs. James
| Lucas, 1889 Rural street.
Thirteenth ward at s D. m, Thursday
| at the home OF Mrs. John W. White
/ 2166 Avondale Place.
| Fourth ward, First precinct. at 2:3o
| D. m, Friday, at the home OF Mrs. James
4 Manly. 374T Central avenue.
First ward, Eleventh precinct, at :3C
| p. NJ, Friday, at the home of Mrs. Al
/ bert LeidoIf, 1916 North Tuxedo street
| Ninth ward, Eighth precinct, at 30
| p. m, Friday, at the home Of Mrs
/ George D. Monroe, 254 Dorman street.
Warren Township, Fourth precinct, al
| George Roberts 800 Downey avenue.
First ward, Ninth precinct. at p. m.
| Friday at the home of Mrs. Katherine
| Jameson, Hamilton avenue.
| Decatur Township, at p. m, Friday
at the schoolhouse
! The following ward and precinct meet
/ ings were held Monday:
Sixth ward, Eighth precinct, at 2 p
m, at the Y. NJ. c. A. parlor, and
/ First ward, First precinct at s D. m. a,
the home of Mrs Yeager, 2S30 School
street.