Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-26
WOMEN TO SPEAK
IN MANY PLACES
Big Rally of Shelby Demo
Gratis Due Tomorrow.

The all-day democratic rally in Shelby
county tomorrow, which includes tour
Of the county and meeting at Shelby
vile in the evening, will mark another
red letter day in this weeks calendar of
the democratic women.
Three separate automobile parties,
made up of democratic women speakers
and Shelby county leaders in politics,
win leave Shelbyville in the morning
at 9.
The automobile parties are intended
TO appeal to women particularly. and the
speakers will put before them the posi-
ton of the democratic party on the is
sues that interest them in this campaign.
Twenty stops have been arranged along
the routes, one party making six stops
and the other two making seven each, az
each of which a short speech will be
made.
The three parties will arrive in Shelby
vile at O'Clock.
Bills have been posted all over the
county giving the names of the speak
ers, their stopping points and the exact
time of their arrival at each place.
The principal speakers will be Mrs.
Ruth James of Richmond, Mrs. Wilmer
Christian and Mrs. John Downing John
son of indianapolis.
company them are: Mrs. Harry @. Nor
rison, county chairman; Mrs. Ben Law,
Mrs. o. w. Cotton, Mrs. B. G. Rooney,
Mrs. D. Wray DePrez, Mrs. Ed K. Adams,
Mrs. Luther Hard, Mrs. Floy Isley, Miss
Ruth Day, Mrs. Charley Hack and Mrs.
Claude R. Henry.
SPEAKERS IN
EVENING.
At the rally in the evening at Shelby
Vile Miss Julian E. Landers, national
committeewoman from Indiana and
chairman of the womens speakers but
reau, and Dick Miller, both OF Indian
apolis, will be the principal speakers.
Mrs. Alice Foster ARcCulloch, demo-
cratic women's state chairman, will
speak at Bedford Saturday afternoon.
Aug. q, and at Mitchell the same eve
ming.
She will speak at Delphi Monday, Aug.
30, at 1 p. m, preceding the address Of
Franklin D. Roosevelt that afternoon.
Sept. 1 she will speak with Senator
James Hamilton Lewis at Frankfort.
Miss Landers will speak at Monticello
at 10 o'clock Monday, Aug. 80. and Sept.
will make an ll-day tour of Grant
county, with DR.. Carleton b. McCulloch.
She will speak at Portland on the
afternoon of Sept. and at Button IN
the evening, and on the evening Of Sept.
she will speak at Hartford City.
Mrs. Hortense Tapp Moore is sched-
Jled for three speeches before women
next week
On Aug. % she will appear at Arcadia.
on Aug. % at Lebanon, and on Sept.
at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Grace Julian Clarke will be heard
at Anderson Monday, Aug. %. and On
the afternoon % Sept. . she win speak
with DIR. McCulloch at Westport and
in the evening with him at Greensburg.
WOMEN ARE
REJOICING.
Leaders among democratic women are
openly rejoicing over the ratification of
the amendment by Tennessee, and mem
bers Of the state central committee state
confidently the ratification viii stand
1t is evident that they feel the COM
plete suffrage will quicken the interest
of women IN the campaign and bring
November.
Every preparation is being made to
bring out the party's entire strength in
women's votes at the election.
Miss Emma May, chairman OF the Fifth
district, who has made a complete can
vass Of that district. is emphatic in her
opinion that the political views of hus-
bands will not influence the women in
her Of prominent women working for the
democratic party in her district are mar
ried to republican men.
The organization of the Fifth district
is practically complete, according to Miss