Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-12
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
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Henry r. Ssaacs, State chairman, spoke
on the League of Nations He refutcd the
statement coming from the Republican,
that the league program was war ana
not n peace program. He said that unless
such n program was adopted we
would have TO prepare Tor war and Keep
prepared for eventualltles. lie com
pared Mr. Cox with Mr.. Harding claim
ING that the G.. O. =. candidate IS trIfie
narrow on some questions. MIR. HardinRs
he said, voted against John Brandeis ior
Supreme Court judge, but has never stated
why. MIR. Harding exhibited the same
spirit when the Irish resolution was before
Congress. voting against IL, but has never
told why he did it, Mr. lsaacs comment
ed on MIR. Harding's attitude in opposing
this leading Jewish citizen Of the United
States and his opposition To the irlsh
He paid Andrew ] Lynch, candidate ! or
governor. a glowing compliment and told
the women voters that they should give
Messrx. NcNahb and Conner vote when
tbey went TO the polls Other speakers at
the meeting were John McGovern, Daniei
Conner. candidate for Representative. J.
Edward McNabb. candidate for Senator;
City Chairman Mooney.
MrsREPREsESrING CAMPAIGN DETAILS.
Mr.. Mooney referred To the campaign OF
instrumentation that the Republlcans
! are apparently waging if the remarks ol
| their speakers are To be taken seriously
| He also referred to a statement IN he
publican papers Yesterday, which stated
| that tho attendance at Sunday night
meeting was 600. As a matter Of fact the
| hall where the meeting WAS held seats but
| 45O lie urged the women to comeout ana
register this Saturday and that II theN
| didn't they couldn't vote ON election daY
! That if thev didn't use their right OF
| franchise that less intelligent women
would do SO and the result would be
| disastrous.
This organization was effected among
| the women of the ward. Miss Mary Nc
Ardle chairwoman = Mrs. ELLA Eakles,
vice-chairwoman Mrs. Agnes Buckley,
| secretary.
An organization was effected among the
| Democratic women of the Second ward at
a meeting held at No. II School, 300 South
/ CLAYTON street. These officers were select
| cd Miss Anna Hcvman, chalrwoman
| Miss Sarah Nagmrc, vice -chairwoman
| Miss Nellie Hevman, secretary District
leaders arc Miss Mary Welsh. fifth
Miss Sarah Magume, seventh Mlss Mary
Furhman. sixth: Miss Anna Purse
Fourth. Speakers who addressed the
meeting were CharTnen 1saafzs and
Mooney and j Edward McNabb
W. " Knowles made strong plea
against further wars at n meeting oi thf
| women of the Third ward IN No. schoo
Washington near Third street. Nj. know
| los referred TO the strained conditions IN
tho East now and said that unles th'
United States entered the League Of Ma
tlons that II might he called upon at AM
time 10 60 to war To fight any nation
Other speakers were former State Senator
Artarnus Smith. Wright Dizer and }
Edward McNabb
Women Democrats Of the Twelfth
ward had meeting at the home Of Mrs
Elizabeth Lynch last night. The clever
districts were represented but 1t has bes'l
found that there Is 50 much work to p
done that call for help has been sell
out 70 other women Democrats OF tina
: ward 10 come forward and help. lhos
who can spare the time are asked TO com
munlcata with Mrs Lynch
There will be 8 meeting tonight OF IN
|, women Of the Eighth ward in No. schoo
Seventh and Spruce streets. ne speaker
7 viii be Wright Dizer, ". ". KNOWLES an
Artenus Smith.
! Tomorrow evening there viii be
] meeting Of the Polish women Of tn
Eleventh ward. at Democratic headqual
tiers. Beach and Van Buren, streets. lher
viii be band and prominent speaker
10 adress the meeting