Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-06

vomep's political and civic organ'za-
.,ors.are working hard today to arouse
,.s,ord voters so that 100000 unres-
,.,ored electors will qualify tomorrow
Ior the November election.
Women prominent in the social and
,,,,c life OF Philadelphia have volun-
,.,red to distribute cards throughout
n. city, starting at 2 p. NJ.
:, "Reeistcr this Snturdny-your last
.,,ncee-bours, Z A. NJ. to l =. NJ.
.rd"f .nd from 4 7. NJ. to 10 =. NJ. You
s.n,t vote unless you register. IL y
sam .amr moral duty and your civic duty to
.Soister." the cards are inscribed.
sSonods of "minute women in mo-
...oars have obtained lists of unregis-
,c,ed voters and will make house i,
tonso canvass Other women, stationed
w .t' husv street corners, ut store and
H.atre entrances and at railroad sta
ti,ns. will urge men and women voters
10 enroll.
Wbere Leaders VIII BE Stationed
The volunteer distributors and the
.laces assigned them follow:
Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg, chairman
1o;nt Registration Committee, Broad
and Walnut streets.
Mrs. George Horace Lorimer, prcsi =
don't Republican Women of Pcnnsyl-
Ssnia. Academy of Music, Broad and
Locust streets.
Mrs. Bessie Dobson Altemus. chair.
man Independent Republican Women of
Philadelphia, Broad and Chestnut
Mrs Mrs Frank Miles Day, president
League Of Good Government, Ninth
street entrance to Gimbefs.
Mrs. Samuel B. Scott. associate
chairman Pinchot Philadelphia Commit
tee. Broad and Chestnut streets.
Mrs. Hayes A. Clement, chairman
Registration Committee, Twelfth and
Chestnut streets; Mrs. Imogen b.
Oakley, Twelfth and Market streets
Mrs. George T.. Dunning, Stanley
Theatre: Mrs. I. II. O'Hara, Thir-
teenth and Market streets; Mrs. Joseph
GazNm, Broad and Walnut streets.
Miss Gertrude Fetterman, Chestnut
street door. Wanamaker's; Miss kath-
crime d. Shirk. Thirteenth and Chest
nut streets; Mrs. Charles NJ. Brown,
Ninth and Market streets; Miss Alberta
Van Dusen, Academy Of Music; Mrs.
Ernest L. Cadwallader, Eighth and
Market streets: Mrs. Gertrude Davis,
Eighth and Market streets; Mrs. Eva
Hinman, City Hall Plaza.
Others Who Will Work
Other leaders who volunteered to dis
tribute the cards in the central district
include Mrs. II. S. Prentiss Nichols,
Miss Alice Randolph. Mrs. II. G. Bar
ton, Mrs. Sarah Clugh, Mrs. Anna
Robinson, Miss Harriet Dugan, Miss
Leah Hawlcy, Mrs. Daniel Harper and
Mrs. W. r. Motley.
The distribution in residential dis
trcts will be directed by Mrs. Pere
Wilmer, Thirty eighth Ward; Mrs.
Charles Johnson, Thirty third Ward ;
Mrs. Sylvia Sharp. Forty sixth Ward !:
Miss Jane Campbell. Forty third Ward {:
Mrs. John Meyer. Twenty first Ward !:
Miss Margaret jenkins. Twenty second
Ward; Mrs. c. =. Mercer, Nineteenth
Ward; Mrs. s. p. Townc, Twenty
eighth Ward: Mrs. Louisa Walker,
Thirty first Ward: Mrs. II. C. Boden,
twenty seventh Ward, and Mrs. Ida
hinnikin, Thirty fourth Ward.
League Is Interested
The Pennsylvania League of Wom.
en- Voters has been sending out letters
all week to women voters not registered
70 remember that tomorrow IL their
last opportunity to qualify themselves
10 vote. Those who do not register
tomorrow will not be eligible to vote
'n the election November Z.
W. W. Roper. chairman of the Pin.
cnCt City Committee, said the wards
Ind divisions have been combed and
Ine work will continue until the last
'oter Is registered tomorrow night.
Il, Ihe work certainly has been done
!nls week, said Chairman Roper, "and
In i think you will fndyit has been done
well well 1t is big task to register 200,
wv voters in this city in one day, but
y, can be done, and it will be done.
mere has been n great stirring up of
.ne dilatory voters this week that will
max make political record in this city.
we vote them all on election day, why
%nt we register half of them in one
uay' have asked that question in
many ISy places and the answer will come
N.S "ueh we hear the figures on the Sat
uraay registration. "