Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-25
DRIVE STARTED
TO CATCH VOTES
OF ALL WOMEN
Lively Meetings Planned by
Both Parties as Campaign
Nears Close.

The drive for the votes Of women being
conducted chiefly in small house meet
ings, is being pushed on all fronts by
the Republican women's city organization
this week, Mrs. NJ. B. Spellman, chair
man, announced. Democratic women also
are active.
M. Fl. Camden, chairman Of the Repub-
hcan speakers bureau, announced that
the Republican campaign viii be closed
Saturday evening, Nov. 5, with a mass
meeting in Tomlinson hall, at which
Former Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter will
be one of the principal speakers. Demo
Gratis are considering plans for big
wind-up rally.
Republican women of the Ninth ward
were to meet with Mrs. Samuel Lewis
Shank at the Shank residence, 3547 East
Washington street, this afternoon. Mrs.
J. l.. Hogue, Mrs. r. c. Higgins and Mr..
Shank were to talk at 50 North Addison
Street this afternoon.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Allen 7.
Fleming, Mrs. K. Harry Miller and Mar
tin j. Hyland will talk to women at 400
College avenue, while Wednesday evening
Mrs. Adeline Peffiey Mrs. e. A. Kuhns,
Mr.. Hyland and Mr.. Shank will speak at
40S North Emerson avenue:
A Fourth ward wOmen,s meeting will
be held Thursday evening at the resi-
dence Of DR. Amelia r. Keller, chairman
Of the womens advisory board, at Fair
field and Guilford avenues. Mrs. Arthur
r. Robinson, DR.. Keller. e. j. Robson,
Mr. Hyland and Mr.. Shank are on the
program.
A women's meeting will be held Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. w.
Wise, wife OF a Republican nominee for
councilman, 205S Paris avenue, at which
Mr. Hyland and Mrs Higgins will speak
Mrs. Hogue and Mr.. Hyland will talk
at another Friday afternoon meeting at
706 West Thirty First street
Dr. Keller, Mr.. Robson and Mr.. shank
are billed at HOP West Vermont street
Friday evening.
c. L. Barry candidate for school com
missioner; Martha Yoh Marson, nominee
for city clerk, and Mrs George Werbe
were to speak at a meeting Of Fourteenth
ward Democratic women at River avenue
and West Morris street this afternoon.
Mr. Ralston Mrs w. s. johnson, Mrs.
]. w. Trenck and J. Olias Vanier were
speakers scheduled for a meeting OF
Tenth ward Democratic women at ward
headquarters this afternoon.
Another Democratic women's meeting
will be held In the Eleventh ward Thurs
day afternoon Of the home OF Mrs. Anna
Marley, ward chairman, 1882 South New
jersey street
Mr. Shank and Mr.. Ralston each wip
invade territory In which the other IS
popular Thursday evening, the former
appearing at the Irvington Theater and
the latter in the Fourteenth ward at
Morris street and River avenue. Besides
Mr.. Ralston. C. J. Orbison, Albert Stump,
Frank P. Baker and Heydon w. Buch-
anan, nominee for city councilman, viii
speak. Democrats are making plans for
a big demonstration.
Democratic meetings tonight will be
held at Hamilton avenue and Washing ton
street, 23S West Jew York street and
Highland avenue I'D Twenty First
street
Republican meetings tonight are
scheduled at Eleventh street and Sheffield
avenue, West Michigan street and Tibos
avenue, 1888 West Tenth street. Shepard
and Howard streets and Sheffield avenue
and Morris street.
Mr.. Shank spoke at noon today to en-
ployes Of the Eli Lilly Company and
will speak tomorrow noon at the East
Panhandle railroad shops.
Tomas 2. Garvin, Democratic nominee
for city Judge, talked 10 employees OF the
Marietta Glass Works this noon.