Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-30
women TO HOLD RALLIES
AFTERNOON AND EVENING
Wind Up Campaign With Public
Demonstrations in Capitol
Square and at jefferson.
II. LYNCH MONTAGUE TO TALK
eliminating Event OF Series Of Raj
lies Held In Several Wards I'm
der Auspices OF Womar's Demo-
cratic Club.

Democratic women of Richmond
WILL unite this afternoon in hnai
big rally Of the new electora,e IN
the interest of the national Demo.
Garlic nominees and in support OF
the platform that stands for peace.
progress and prosperity. This de-
monstration will be the eliminating
event OF the series OF rallies held in
the different waris this week under
the auspices OF the ward divisions
of tho Womens Democratic Club.
All or the divisions VIII unite In
making il an event 10 be- rcmem-
bercd.
The mass-mcctinG Will he held in
capitol Square. The principal speaker
viii be r. Lynch Montague. MISS
Marie Lcahy. Mrs. James Ware Dur.
ham and Mrs. William O'Ncil vii!
be joint chairmcn for the occasion.
Tho rnass-mceiing viii be called to
order promptly a; 1880 o'clock and
tho steps ut the west side OF the
Capitol Wii sGry RYE as as s,n sneakers ;sh RS
u brass band OF twenty-five pieces.
At o'clock tonight there will be
another mass meeting for women in
the auditorium of the jefferson Hotel.
staged by officers o; the Women's
men OF Richmond ara invited TO
nee; Mrs. Mary Wright johnson. of
Washington. -. G., and professor
Iie;h Dabncy. o: the University of
Virginia, potn OF "ncH1 viii ueiiNeT
addresses hearing upon the cam
paign. Professor Dahney will dis
cuss The League of Nations" Mrs.
Johnson who is in charge of the
women speakers bureau OF the Ma
tionai Democratic Campaign Com
mit;ce. Washington, will tell OF the
duties OF women as citizens. and dis
cuss issues Of the campaign.
Mrs. L. c. Minor will preside at the
meeting. and members of the City
Democratic Committee and officers OF
the Democratic WomanS Club will
sit ON the platform.
The list Of vicc-Nrcsidcnts for tho
meeting was announced last night as
follows:
Mrs. Charles P. LEG. Miss Emma "
Morris MtsS samuel T. Martin M Miss
Mrs Charles G Kosher. Mrs. Carter
". wormeley; Mrs. Cora Talley, Mrs
frank I; Jooson, Mrs Betty Pace
Maddox. Miss Rosal!c holland. Mrs.
Eula Young Morrison, Miss Nora S.
Hammer, Mrs, Nora Houston. Mrs.
liam, Miss Anna Boyhin. Mrs. b. +.
Judd. Mrs. J. L. Wiltshire. Mrs. c.
$; Dowdy: Miss Emma, K9belcn, Mrs.
M sda ha htine n MTS L1n Rei Pnr
cell: II. Il. Burnett. T. G. Bcazley. r.
+. Johnson. w. G. Duke. ]. Il. pcttus.
Thomas 4. Williams.
Women Rally on CkImbOraxo.
RousinS campaign speeches and n
demonstration in casting the ballot
were the features OF the meeting held
OF Chlmboraao Hill yesterday after
noon n oclocK. The meeting was
conducted by Mrs. G. W. Massey and
Mrs. Wilbur GriEgs There were in
tcrcstinE talks by several speakers.
among them Rev. DR.. Ycnan, a Per-
Sian missionary. who is visiting here;
Assistant Attorncy-Gcneral Hank and
John NJ. Purcell.
Mrs. James w. Durham directed
the demonstration in balloting. High
Constable W. ii. Wyatt. Morgan II,
Mills and Charles Billups served as
election officers. Incidentally, many
new members were enrolled for tho
Womcn's Democratic Club Of Rich
mond. which is fast nearing the 1000
membership mark for which the wom-
en- are striving before election day.