Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-20
WANTS MEN TO
QUIT TALKING
AND DO DUTY
oman Candidate Outlines
Platform, for Spring
Campaign.


'If men would quit talking nonsense
/ hd do their patriotic duty In unfolding
be law because it Is q law, If for no
4 her reason, The task Of enforcing prohl-
ton would be immeasurably easier"
! iss Elizabeth Rainey, candidate for the
Republican nomination for the Indiana
House OF Representatives. declared at n
Inner Of the WOman's City Club. The
inner was given IN honor of Miss Rainey
fld Miss Merica Hoagland, candidate for
be Democratic nomination for the House.
\ Miss Hoagland. who was the first WON
D in Marion County to file for public
3hce. pledged 4 closer study Of our State
yDnstitution and its relations to Marion
ounty affairs.
partisan politics have no place in such
! gathering as this" she said. However,
> function properly as citizens, as vot-
rs, as Office holders, women must join
he Of the several parties and endeavor
. perform a creditable part in maintain
A 2 political organizations of high stand
rds."
She advocated the principles which pre-
ailed in 1900 and said; When we accept
hese principles through vigilant labor,
e will have performed a signal service
pr our country.
"The corner stone Of these principles
Embodied faith IN the rights Of man and
he blessings Of self government or, in
word human freedom; freedom in
'overnment, in creed. IN intellect. as set
birth in the Declaration Of Independence
4 religious liberty and in organized sys
IN Of education Of all the people"
Miss Rainey also brought ont her view
4 oint in regard TO the public service
|ommission. saying that she had no firm
FDnviction which would permit her to
4 ote upon them. should they some before
Legislature Of which she was a mem
er. "As TO the commissions she said.
such rs the tax commission and the
Iublic service commission, I know that
3hese are not perfect agencies I am 4
tDnsumer, the same as yOu. and I have
l1ticised some Of their findings from the
@pnsumer's viewpoint, hut I seriously
Question whether we would be benefited
" doing away with them entirely and
Ding back to the old way, which. as we
II remember, was not ideal by any
keanS Can a way be found 10 strengthen
md improve the commissions? The main
Consideration is to ind the way by which
! be public will be best served have an
\ pen mind and I feel sure It IS the proper
hing to say. that. rather than TO try TO
,rm a hasty conclusion and make some
fatements desired by the questioner"
\ Miss Adele Storck. president Of the
|Toman's City Club. presided. Another
Ipeaker of the evening was D. Bolles
4 the Chamber of Commerce. who spoke
b "The Chamber OF Commerce From n
tToman's Standpoint" He told Of the
fganizatiOn and functions of the Cham
5er Of Commerce and Of the working
the wOman's department.
Covers were laid for eighty guests ~
mall tables attractively arranged with
bring blossoms The following were
resent: Mrs. Florence B. Alley. Mrs.
|arah NJ Avery. Miss Ida Anderson. Miss
Hem Anderson, Miss Alice Anderson, !
! iss nellie Allemong. Miss Helen Brown.
/ rs. W II. BlOdgett Miss Harriet Bate
/ an, Miss Maude Garfield Miss Flor
bee Coffin, Miss Nina L. Cox. Miss
| ulu J. Case. Miss Emma Colvert. Mrs
Elsnche ChenOwe,h. Mrs. Leo X. Fesler.
tiss Martha Foreman, Mrs. Addie n
Frank, Miss Lulu Grarson, Miss Elsa
{uebner. Miss Minnie Hodde. Miss Peari
Holloway. Mis- Nell Hays, Mrs ".
Kershner, Mrs Gertrude r Long.
fiss May l. Louthas. -diss Mamie L.
fsrsh. Mrs r. Harry Miller. Miss
Elizabeth Mason, Miss Louise Marshall.
PISS Dove Meredith. Miss Mary Moeller.
Hiss Carrie Merrill Miss Forba Nc
PANEL. Mrs. Sarah Z. Mcneil, Miss Hal
Re Mcneil. Miss Lefa Nida. Miss lola
] Perkins. Miss Florence Reynolds. Miss
iva NJ Reynolds, Mrs. f. J. Robinson.
PISS Florence Ruby. Miss Augusta Selig
Hiss Lucy Toph. Mrs a J. Iron Mrs
Frances s. Wands. Miss Dell Williams
Hiss Ida Williamson. Miss Addie Salt
harsh, Miss Eliza Browning, Miss Jo-
Rephine English. Miss Minnie Z. Hill,
FRS De Wave Payne. Miss Emma c.
taguire. Miss Jessie ". Morris. Mrs
Ralph z. Remington. Mrs. Frank J.
abr. Miss Elizabeth Cowan. Miss Ida
..angerfisch. Mrs s G Fulmer. Mrs.
usan Kinniard, Miss Alice Stanley. Miss
Brace Ann Rust. Miss Irma Brayton.
Hiss Grace NJ Kiess. Miss Carrie John
: on. Miss 4 Vietta Dickman. Miss Nora
3. Hollett, Miss Sara Temple Holeman,
Bowling Green. Ky; Miss Izetta Mccoy.
{fiss Pauline Curnick, Miss Margaret
lhuler, Miss Mary II. Peacock and Miss
4 erie B. Davidson.