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ELLA M. EVANS, CORRESPONDING SECRETARY. I318 BUCHANAN. TOPEKA
STELLA H. STUBBS. FIRST VICE PRES. TOPEKA. CORA V‘I. BULLAF-ID, SECOND VICE PRE5.. TONGANOXIE
HELEN N. EACKEn. REC. SEC... LAWRENCE SARAH A THURSTON. TI?EAs.. TOPEKA SALLIE LINDSAY WHITE. AUDITOR. EMPORIA

DISTRICT PRESIDENTS HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT
FIRST. CORA w. BULLAHD. TONGANOXIE L'LL'A” M‘ MITCHME" TOPEK"
SECOND. GENEVIEVE H. CHALKLEY, LAWRENCE COMMITTEES
THIRD. MAGnALEN B. MUNSON. PITTssum;
FOURTH. MRS. H. C. WIRICK. YATES CENIEF

PRESS. CATHERINE A. HOFFMAN. CHAIRMAN. ENTERPRISE

VIEMEERSHIP, ALBERTA L. COREIN. PH.D.. CHAIRMAN LAWRENCE

FIFTH, MATIE E. KIMBALL. MANHATTAN EDUCATION. EFFIE GRAHAM. CHAIRMAN. TOPEKA

SIXTH. LIZZIE W. SMITH. STOCKTON FINANCE PANSV M. CLARK. CHAIRMAN ROSEDALE

SEVENTH. MINNIE J. GRINSTEAD. LIEERAL
EIGHTH. MINERVA C. BABE, WICHITA

Topeka, Kansas, August 5, 1912.

Miss Laura M. Clay,

Richmond, Kentucky.
My dear Miss Clay:

Your letter of August 3rd was received this morning, and we are
very glad to have the definite date of your coming. We will have you
stop on the 4th either at Kansas City or Topeka. If we find that Mrs.
Johnston can come to meet you at Kansas City, we will make that the
place, and have you speak there on the 4th, otherwise we will bring
you to *opekag Your work will really begin on the 5th at Abilene,
and from there Mrs. Hoffman will take you over the Fifth district,
which lies in the north central part of the State, from there you will
go to the Sixth district, and if we have time down into-the Seventh,
Fourth, and First districts.

Mrsa Johnston hopes to be with you a part of the time while you
are taking this trip. We are so glad that you are to be with us,
and will do all we can to make your stay pleasant and comfortable.

Sincerely yours,
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Secretary K. E. S. A.

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President, HARRIET MAY MILLS Corresponding Scc’y, MRS. ROXANA B. BURROWS
926 West Gcncsce Street, Syracuse XX, Andovcr

VicapresideutﬂbLm—ge,:mﬁmmmx Treasurer, MRS. WILEIAM L‘VI. IVINs .
Bronxville an East 25th Street, New York

MRS. HENRY VILLARD
540 Park Ave, New York

MRS‘ DEXTER I" RUMSEY
742 Delaware Ave, Buﬂ'alo

Recording Secretary, MRS. NICOLAS SHAW FRASER
Genesco

Auditors, 3

HEADQUARTERS, 180 BIADISON Avr... NEW YORK

Syracuse, N. Y. August 5, 191;.

My dear Miss Clay w
I am very much opposed to calling a small

society with only a few branches a State Association, but I
suppose that7this one in Ohio fulfils the conditions set down
in the Constitution, it must be admitted. I do not like their
platform very well. We want the ballot beeeuse_it% ours, and not
alone for what it will do. Do you know anything about the stand»
ing of the officers of this society? I vote ”yes" with these pro,
visos, - that the society give ample proof of its membership and
standing, and that it be induced to call itself the Equal Franchise
Association of Six Counties in Ohio. It is for from a State society,
in membership or plan of work. As you say, Kansas and Nevada did not
need a vote provide' they fulfilled the conditions of the membership
Article, as T stated, As I understand it, it is only those
who come in under the new proviso that must be voted upon:

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” I am sending you & detailai account of the state funds in my hands.
Sent by Mrs.Shepard ---------- $100.00
Donation from Mrs.Susan L.Avery ——————— 100.00
Donation from M:s.L.G.0benchain, 20.00
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STELLA H. STUEBS. FIPSI VICE TOPEKA.

HELEN N. EACKER. REC. SEC.. LAVJRENCE

DISTRICT PRESIDENTS

FIRST CORA w. BULLARD. TONGANOXIE
SECOND.
THIRD.

FOURTH.

FIFTH.

GENEVIEVE H. CHALKLEV. LAWRENCE
MAGDALEN B. MUNSON. PITTSBURG
MRS. H. C. WIRICK. YATES CENTER
MATIE E. KIMEALL. MANHATTAN
SIXTH. LIZZ'IE W. SMITH. STOCKTON
SEVENTH. MINNIE J. GRINSTEAD. LIBERAL

EIGHTH. MINERVA C. BABE. WICHITA

Topeka,

Miss Laura M. Clay,
Richmond, Kentucky.

My dear Miss Clay:

I am inclosing a little map of Kansas showing the

towns.
statistics.

Miss Eacker and I

and think best to send you for a part

west. I thought it

women out there I am sure will appreciate

I will meet you at

the Fifth district. The first st op

and then to an Old Settlers Meeting

automobile through that part of the

definitely about this. I just wanted

and a word of greeting.

On the reverse side you will find the popula?

have been going over
f the

would be a novel experience for

the train at Topeka,
will probably be at

in Dickinson county.

- CORA W BULL/1RD. SECOND VICE PRES. TONGAIIOXIE
“AHAH A THURSTON.’I'REAS.. TOPEKA

SALLIE LINDSAY WHITE. AUDITOR. EMPORIA
HONORARY VICE PRESIDENT
LILLIAN M. MITCHNER TOPEKA
COMMITTEES

rnEss. CATHERINE A. HOFFMAN. CHAInMAN. ENTERPRISE
MEMI’JERSHIP. ALBERTA L. COREIIN. PH.D.. CHAIRMAN. LA\VRENCE
EDUCATION. EFFIE GRAHAM. CHAIRMAN. TOFEKA

FINANCE F‘ANEY M. CLARK. CHAIRMAN. ROSEDALE

Yansas, August 8, 1912.

districts and

ion and other

your routing this morning,
time out into the far
you, and our dear
you.

and go with you up into

Junction City,
We will

r1‘acker will write you

to send you the little map,

Yours with love
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BRANCH OF INTERNATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE ALLIANCE AND OF NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN

ANNA HOWARD SHAW
PREsIDENT
MOYLAN. PA.

JANE ADDAMS
IST VICE-PRESIDENT
HULL HOUSE. CHICAGO. ILLS.

SOPHONISBA P. BRECKINRIDGE
2ND VICE-PRESIDENT
GREEN HALL. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO. ILLS.

MARY WARE DENNETT
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY
505 FIFTH AVENUE. NEW YORK

SUSAN W. FITZGERALD
RECORDING SECRETARY
585 BOYLsTON STREET. BOSTON. MASS.

COLLEGE EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE

M. CAREY THOMAS. PRESIDENT
BRYN MAWR. PA.

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505 FIFTH AVINUE. NEW YORK

KATHERINE DEXTER MCCORMICK
151' AUDITOR
393 COMMONWEALTH AvE.. BOSTON

HARRIET BURTON LAIDLAW
2ND AUDITOR
8 EAST 68TH STREET. NEW YORK

ALICE STONE BLACKWELL
EDITOR or "THE WOMAN'S JOURNAL"
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FRIENDS EQUAL RIGHTS ASSOCIATION

MARY BENTLEY THOMAS. PRESIDENT
EDNOR, MARYLAND

THE EQUAL FRANCHISE SOCIETY

JESSICA GARRETSON FINCH. PRESIDENT
1 MADISON AVENUE. NEW YORK

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617 Mills Puilding.
Topeka, Kansas, August 10,.1918.

Dear Caumrker ;;

If the vote were taken tomorrow would your county give a majority
for suffrage? ‘Every oounty_ohou1d. You will not want yours to fail;
There are only about ninet§’daye loft, and we must not let one page
without doing our beet to get votes for the amendment.

 

Send one or two energetic persona into every school district in
VOur county to complete the canvass and organization, where it hao not
been done. Their expenses should be paid.

Do all the publicity work you possibly can this month. Use your
newspapers. But there are other opportunities. Fetch the candidates,
and when they put up their plea for votes on the telegraph poles, trees
and fences, paste or tack up a "Votes for Women“ placard next to it.
The whole State should be plaoarded within the next month so that no
farmer can ride into town without reading it many times. This is not
new it was tried and won in California. The farmers vote saved the day
there. Headguarters will be able to furnish these placards at a very
low price by having many thousands of them pronted at once. How many
will your COunty want} '

Every farmer should have flyera placed in his carriage or wagon
. when he comes to town. They can be tacked to trees or placed on too
rural Route bOxes also.

Secire the names,and send to Headquarters as econ as possible,
of each member of the County Central Committe of each political party.

1 If you have good speakers, men or women, who will speak for euf~
frage set them at work. Then send their names to Headquartere at 616
Mi 113 Puilding. '

Last but not least do not take part in partisan politics, but do
talk "Votes for ﬁemen“unoeaeingly.

Yours for victory,
Lucy B. Johnston,

President K. El- 8. A.

 

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President;
MRS. FRANCES E. BEAUCHAMP,
Lexington.
Vice President:
MRS. MALTA B. BAILY|
Paintsville.

Corresponding Secretary:
MRS. JULIET L. POWERS,
Grayson.

Recording Secretary:
MRS. LUDIE DAY PICKETT,
\Vilmore.

Treasurer;
MRS. NORAH B. TAYLOR,
723 Central Ave., Lexington.

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FRANCES M. CASEMENT n L, +
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HARRIET TAYLOR UPTON I PXiné‘v‘ ton Oh i O .
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Scottwood Ave., Toledo, Ohio

never can.
ADVISORY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

HON. BRAND WHITLOCK
Mayor of Toledo

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ORGANIZED 1869

PRESIDENT
MRS. ELLEN H. E. PRICE
.5316 Arch Street, Philadelphia

HONORARY PRESIDENTS
MRS. LUCRETIA L. BLANKENEIURG
MRS. RACHEL FOSTER AVERY

for my vote

NATIONAL CONVENTION, PHILADELPHIA

NOVEMBER 2L26,1912

MRS. LAWREINCE LEWIS. JR.
CHAIRMAN OF LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS
208 HALE BUILDING. PHILADELPHIA

leE~FRESIDENT
MRS. ANNA M. ORME
Wayne, Pa.

CORRESPONDING SECRETARY
51155 CAROLINE KATZENSTEIN

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RECORDING SECRETARY
MRS. MARY C. MORGAN
.1418 Osage Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.

TREASURER
MISS MATILDA ORR HAYS
516 RCbCCCzl Avo., Wilkinslwlrg. I311.

TREASURER FOR CONVENTION
DR. ANNA F. SHARPLEss
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