Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
MRS. CALLEN, NEW
WOMAN SPEAKER
Comes From Kansas to Stump
Indiana.

Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Callen, 626
Highland drive, prominent in democratic
politics, has been added to the large
corps of democratic women speakers.
Mrs. Callen, who was a resident of
Madison, Ind, during her childhood, has
come from Pittsburg, Kan. where she
was owner and publisher of the Pittsburg
Kansan.
She will take an active part in the cam
paign work and made her first speeches
today in the Wayne county tour.
The Wayne tour Is one of theNbiggest
county trips that has been made by the
democratic women
Three separate automobile parties made
the trip, accompanied by local speakers.
and practically every town in the coun-
ty was visited.
Mrs. Clarke spoke at Boston. Abing
ton, Centerville, Cambridge, City, Milton
and Pershing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley 81 Liberty
spoke at Whitewater, Fountain City,
Williamsburg and Webster.
Mrs. Olive Beldon Lewis addressed
meetings at Jacksonburg, Greensboro.
Economy and HagerstowD.
The necessity Of registration and OBJ
urged by all three speakers
large number of speeches are SEIZED
uled for democratic women duripg the
first part OF the month. and more re-
quests are coming in from different parts
Of the state than can be accommodated.
A similar conditions exists In Marion
county. according to the schedule Of Mrs.
Martha Yoh Marson democratic organi-
cation chairman for the women.
BIG MEET
TOMORROW.
Tomorrow night there viii he a big
meeting for both men and women az
the headquarters OF the Thirteenth ward
1900 Madison avenue.
Organization" viii be the subject Of
an address by Mrs. MarsOn, and Henry
Span viii speak on The League Of
Nations"
Miss Julia Landers will speak at =
democratic meeting in Greencastle on
tho evening OF Sept 10. nj sullivan on
the evening OF Sept. IS. and at wilma
mac on the evening OF Sept. 20.
Mrs. Wilmer Christian and Mrs John
Downing Johnson viii speak together
on Sept. at MooresyiIle I'm the after
noon and at MonrovIa in The evening
On sept S they viii speak at Emit
hFutc IA AAc A1hEtA0'u anu a. hAaA&A4
in the evening.
Mrs. Hortense Tapp Moore witt SPEAK
with Dr. Carleton B. McColIoch at Co
lumbia City on Sept. 2
Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke will make
two speeches Sept. 10. in the afternoon
at MartinsyilIe and at night at Vaverly
on Sept. Mrs Olive r. Lewis will
speak at Clinton In the evening
MRS. McCULLoCB
Returns FROM TOUR.
Mrs McCplloch. who returned Tits
morning from tour Of Randolph coun-
ty, Is very enthusiastic over the well
come she received at all the towns 30 the
circuit
THE crowd we addressed at wiuches-
ter. which is Gov. Goodrichs home town.
was perfectly marvellous, said Mrs Nc
CulIoch.
Mrs. McCulloch said TO her this sp-
peared that the people OF the state are
repudinting the present administration
Every place we went both the men
and the women seemed glad 70 see us.
and listened with intense =. interest to
every speaker"
The League covenant said Mrs.
Clarke. In an address az Anderson. rs
very clear and simple"
Mrs Clarke classified the provisions Of
the league under four heads reduction
Of armament. settlement Of International
disputes by arbitration, adjustment OF
secret treaties. and the end Of imperial
ism