Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-01-24
WOMEN To HAVE
STATE RALLY
Suffragists Here to Take Part
In Rally at TrenOn

Plans for the big suffrage demon
stration at Trenton next Monday af-
ternoon are now complete. The suf-
fragists of this state are going to
make their last stand for suffrage at
the Crescent Temple, 65 North Clin-
ton avenue, starting at 2:3O o'clock.
The New Jersey Woman Suffrage
the women Of this city to turn out
strong. The state association is do
ing everything possible to make the
meeting a success. Winkler's Band
has been engaged to play before the
meeting. The plea is for numbers,
The women from each county and
each city or town in the county
should be on hand to personally a.,
speak to their l.epresen tatiVe. The
State Association asks that women
who have never belonged to suf-
frage club or who have never been
Interested in suffrage heretofore
should, for the women of the state
If not for personal reasons, be one or
the delegation. Any woman In this
city who wishes to go by communl-
eating with Mrs. John Haywood 80
Lewis street. may secure all arrange
ments. 1t Is also decided that be-
sides attending the afternoon session
in the Crescent temple the women
will attend the evening session OF
the legislature.
The plan Is to have a tremendous
crowd at the State House SO that
everyone who is there will have
very clear idea as to the size ana
strength of the suffrage movement In
New Jersey. 1t is hoped that the
galleries In both houses as we'll as
the halls and lobby viii be filled.
The delegates will be able personally
to speak with their respective legiS-
lators.
The first speaker will be Everett
Colby, Chairman of the Mems Couhcli
of the Suffrage Ratification Com
mittee. and he will be followed by MRS.
Carrie Chapman Gait. President or the
National Suffrage Association. AT three
thirty O'Clock the presentation OF the
petitions from the women OF New Jer.
sew to Governor Edwards, Presldent
of the Senate Clarence E. Case ana
Speaker of the Assembly, W. irving
Glover, will take place. These petl-
tions contain the names OF over lZu'-
600 women and will be presented by
the following County Chairmen ana
city presidents: Atlantic, Mrs. X. ~
Vraighead, Bergen; Mrs. j. -. Somer-
Vile, Burlington Mrs. Ward ID. hernn,
Camden Mrs. r. A. Irving, cape May
Mrs I.atimer R. Baker, Cumborland
Mrs. William Myers. Essex Mrs. w. l.
Ropes. Gloucester Mrs. G. w. Cresse'
Hudson Mrs. Andrew J. steelman'
Hunterdon Mrs. Frances Fl. Engeman.
Mercer Mrs. Charles S, Maddox, Jr.'
Middlesex Mrs. c. w. stevens. Jr''
Monmouth Mrs. Samuel Heilner, MOT
ris Mrs. j. n. Tuttle Ocean Mrs. W.
Howard Jeffrey, Passaic Mrs Benz. L"
Stein, Salem Mrs J. II. Dickson, som m
erset Mrs Ezra Weldon, Sussex MISS
Anna Il. Dunn. Union Mrs, Victor
Mravlag. Warren Miss Caroline H.
Brookfield, and Mrs. II. G. LongweI'
President Of the Camden League, Mrs
II. N. Simmons Of Elizabeth. MRS
Wells p. Eagleton of Newark. Mrs.
C. P. Eaton. of Jersey CITY Dr' Mary
q. Cummins of Paterson and Mrs.
|Chas. A. Woodruff of Trenton. Mrs.
]. Payne Lowe Of Passaic, Chairman
OF the Teachers Section of the Ratih-
cation Committee will present petit
tion signed by many thousand Of New
Jersey teachers.
900 Pairs of women's shoes at SS.Ss' y,
Whitehouse Shoe store. 165 Smith ST.
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