The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1924-10-18

New York; "A. E. Malone, St. Louis:
David Mulvane, Kansas; H. o. Cook.
Kansas City; Miss Helen Varick
B oswell. New York; Melvin j.
Chisurn, Washington. D. C.; Mrs.
John Gordon Battelle, Ohio; Com
missioner George H. Woodson, Des
Moines; Mrs. r. R. Rood, Oklahoma.
1 Wisconsin, Coolidge-Dawe club
was formed in Madison. Wisconsin
BY National Organizer. Mrs. Clara c.
Montgomery. Mrs. Hattie G. Lewis
is chairman Milwaukee women or
ganized with Mrs. Mabel Bailor, chair
man. Racine has organized All 81
these clubs are having group meetings
semi-weekly to educate the voters on
the use Of the ballot.
ST. Louis.-St Louis has four col
ored women in the city central com
mittee who are cooperating splendidly
with state chairman, Mrs. Pearl Ruby
Perdeau who has planned an active
statewide campaign.
Tennessee.-A strong appeal to
| Tennessee women for loyal and active
support Of the Republican Party has
been issued BY Mrs. Clemmie White,
Nashville, State Chairman Of Colored
Women's Activities. This Bulletin re-
cites the past record of the party for
simpe justice and fair play. 1t emu
merates twenty-five or more Federal
appointments under this administra-
ton together with the personnel OF
the y. s. Veterans Hospital at Tus-
kegee, and appeals to the colored
women to Work as well as Vote.
| ginia.-Mrs. Ora B. Stokes
State Chairman of Colored Women
issued a vigorous appeal to the women
Of Virginia. especially the newcomers
from the South to throw off their in
difference to their suffrage rights, anc
to take their places squarely in the
ranks Of the Republican Party.
Words Of the Wise
| Very forceful are these words d
William E. Know, new president o.
the American Bankers Association;
Voting is more than a privilege
it is duty, and the man Cor woman)
who does not do that duty is a mighty
poor specimen of citizen"
Oklahoma-Miss Florrie d. Pugh
National Organizer in Oklahoma ha:
organized Coolidge Dawes in Okla
homa City, Bristow, Ell Reno, King
fisher, Guthrie, Hartshorne and Dow
with total membership OF l,50C
women. And the good work il going
on. Mrs. Anna Roberts, National Or
ganizer, is now working in Tulsa, anC
these two women will cover the entir,
state.
Kansas City, Mo.-The County anC
Congressional Women's Organization
OF Kansas City. Mo-, is putting on ;
spirited campaign. The district j,
thoroughly organized under IA ener
getic chairmen. On the sixth, Hon
orable Leonidas C. Dyer addressed I
monster Womens Meeting, Mrs. Dor;
Harris, chairman. Mrs. Josephin,
Alternately, secretary Congressman
Dyer stirred our women to the deptht
or race interest and party loyalty anc
they are resolved to carry the Gran,
Old Party banner to victory III Dem
ocratic Jackson County
Mr.. Dyer also addressed four en-
thusiastic mixed audiences.
West Virginia.-Mrs. Irene Meats
Chairman Of Colored Women in Yves
Virginia. has perfected fine organ
ization of six districts under compe
tent chairmen assisted by two specia
organizers Their job is big one, I,
carry Democratic Candidate Davis
own state Tor his opponent, Calvin
Coolidge.
Every county and town is organize,
for group meetings 81 instruction an
! inspiration
John W. Davis says he is the Ne
gros friend. Actions speak loude
! than words.
John WI Davis, Democratic pres
Dental candidate, with his father, i
1908, wrote into the West Virgins
democratic platform two plank
against Negroes-one to disfranchisl
him a. IAN inferior race. and one I,
Jim Grow him on railroad trains.
A Negro voting for Davis is a Ne
gro voting for his constitutional en
envy
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