Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-30
II REPUBLICAN
WOMEN NAMED
TO STUMP CITY
Activity Continues at Head
{ quarters of Both Major :
Parties.

! Twelve women who will take the stump
! on behalf Of the Republican city ticket
when the speaking campaign opens Sept.
| 3, wer eannounced today by Miss Katrina
Fertig, head Of the women speakers bu-
reau at Republican city headquarters.
| NJ H. Camden, head Of the mems bureau,
! announced a partial list of his orators
/ several days ago Miss Fertig sadi more
women speakers will be listed from time
| to time.
! The women o nthe list just made pub
! lie are Dr.. Amelia Keller, Mrs. r. Harry
Miller Mrs. Elizabeth A. Kuhns, Mrs, r.
| c. Higgins, Mrs. Arthur r. Robinson,
Mrs. Gertrude B. Hill, Mrs. Lorianna
Young, Mrs Mayme Shelton, Mrs. Hettie
Brewer, Mrs. Ida Plummer Listno, Mrs.
| Julia Reed and Mrs. Ella Williams.
Both Democratic and Republican city
committees continued to schedule num-
Der of precinct and ward meetings for
the purpose Of completing organizations
this week. Democratic are beginning TO
carry out plans for a citywide registra
ton organization, which they hope to
have in the field early next week. Re
publicans were taking their sixty-day
poll and continuing registration activl-
| ties.
FIRST VOTERS SHOWING
| INTEREST IN WORK.
Mrs. j. N. Corwin, Mrs J. W. Trenck,
Miss Minturn and Miss Gertrude McHugh
/ spoke at the weekly gathering Of women
| first voters and business women at Demo
| cratic city headquarters Monday. Miss
! Josephine Reardon, in charge Of first
women voter activities, said the young
women evinced a splendid spirit Work
ers Of the Thirteenth ward met at city
headquarters in an executive session on
Monday night.
Heydon W. Buchanan, Democratic
nominee for councilman OF the Fifth dis
trict. was announced by Mrs. Grace
Jackson Bodenmiller, women's city or
eanizer, as the principal speaker for the
weekly gathering Of women workers at
headquarters Wednesday afternoon.
Democratic meetings for tonight are as
follows:
First precinct Of the Tenth ward. at
the home OF julius Kuechler. 29l7 East
Washington street. Miss Hazel Fesler and
others to speak; Seventh precinct Of the
Tenth ward. 1921 Prospect street
Eleventh precinct Of the First ward, 1884
Brookside avenue; First precinct Of the
First ward 2S4O School street; Fourth
precinct OF the Tenth ward. Hoyt and
State avenues. and Fourth precinct OF
the Fifth ward 7O2 Blake street.
Samuel Simon conducted another school
publican city headquarters today. More
than 100 men and 100 women will be on
the notary force when it is finally or
eanized, Mr.. Simon said.
NINTH WARD SHANK
CLUB TO MEET.
Ninth ward Shank for Mayor Clut
workers VIII meet at the Mckinley Gut
at o'clock tonight. The executive com
mittee and other regular Republican
workers Of the Fourteenth precinct Of th,
Fourth ward will meet at the Harrison
Club this evening. The entire regulal
organization Of tho Tenth ward will ge
together az the home Of Mrs Edna Neigh
. oors 1402 Pleasant street, tonight.
Mrs. Joseph L. Hogue, women chairman
Of the Fourth ward. VIII be hostess {,
the Republican workers Of the Twelfth
and Thirteenth precincts Of the Fourth
ward at her home, $50 West Thirty FRS
street, Wednesday evening.
The EX- Sc vice Voters League. which
is backing soldier nominees on botl
tickets. VIII hold frs weekly luncheon al
the Board Of Trade Wednesday noon
The league has between six hundred and
seven hundred members, It was said
There are about eight thousand former
servica men il the city.