The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
HAVE MADE CLEAN
Fight mrs. STROUP
AssaiIs Barsage Of Nitu-
peration Used by
Democrats


.s4ho character Of the campaigns
being wnged ~ the two parties IS
prefudlclng the women IN favor Of
the repuhlIcana,r said Mrs A. b.
gtroup, uho va The principal speak
cr at the rally ~ the New Voters
headquarters last night Women
are not attracted BY a deliberate cam
paien Of mud alinging. Calling
names and making faces are poor
what Is going on behind the barage
of Nituperalon which hos been the
dominant method Of the democratic
campaign"
'The contrast In the attitude OF the
two candidates for governor toward
women In public NE IL unqueHtior-
ably p~re5udiolng women In favor OF
the republican candidate. We Albu-
T. qucrQue women are surprised at the
anonymous attack which The Morn
eng Journal alleges that Judge Hanna
made in Estancia- 1 myself was the
speaker nj a republican meeting held
al Vaughn the day to which Judge
Hanna refers. / ~endeavorod TO n
upon what basis he had made his at
tack. ! Interviewed rs people. MOI
only did no one know Of any women
who distributed circulars. but no one
had heard Or seen any such circulars.
Is It possible that the candidate for
COVE lor Of a great pnrty would
nt0op to an anonymous attack upon
q woman In the name Of thtAGOlden
llulo upon such fiimey pretext as that
and that tho editor OF the Morning
journal would give to that anonym-
ons attack big black lettors across
the front page2 IL Is with relief W.
turn 70 the record Of Judge Mechem
upon the same question.
Tho great political mystery ~;
what win m do With her vote y
said Mrs.. Hfr0up. Politicians ask the
question with anxiety. reformers with
hope and tho average man with hall
amused curiosity. FROM the CONVEX
eations which sho has held with Sow
cral hundred ome over TIE STATE
Mrs. Stroup has formed n few ,uecu-
lationa An 70 what the effect on ths
woman vote win be.
sWomcn are indlvfdualiatg." she
said. 'Undeniabiy women are goinl
10 scratch their tickets, at least thii
first time more than men have beer
IN tho habit OF doing. Women beini
practical, will use the vote as the
most useful tool with which to &c.
compllah ce ain definite results.
"Our vote viii NOT greatly chang'
the quality OF the dociaions upon pub
lie questions. but ] am confident tha
Il will place emphasis upon ccrtaii
special Interests. essentially women
business, which from the nature o
things have been IN the past some
what neglected. Women IRE study
ing tho records Of the two parties up.
on these questions and ahe platform
promises and are forming definite
opinions for expression next Tues
dny."
Miss Margaret Chadwick was an
other woman speaker at the rally las
night. She spoke upon tho count,
candidates for Office, She paid I
glowing tribute TO Mrs. John w. wal
son, county school superintendent
speaking OF her position as the mos
Important Office In Bernaiillo county.
Herman Mohr talked upon tn
county candidates also. comparing
ahose OF the two parties. George s
Klock gave an ei9quont speech upol
the national and state issues and up
on the general outlook as Il appear
just before the elections. ID. Henri
Rolf Brown presided at tho meeting