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Press

First Vice President.-
MISS MARGARET DOBYNE

GRACE WILBUR TROUT, Oak Park, 111.
MISS JANE ADDAMS

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Literature

Second Vice President.-
DR. ANNA E. BLOUNT

Publiciiy

MRS. JOSEPH T. BOWEN
Recording Secretary:
MRS. MEDILL MCCORMICK

MRS. VIRGINIA BROOKS WASHBURNE

D E PA R T M E N TS
Corresponding Secretary:
MRS. FLORENCE BENNETT PETERSON
Treasurer:
MISS JENNIE F. W. JOHNSON

Legislall've

Lecture
MRS. SHERMAN M. BOOTH

MISS S. GRACE NICHOLES
Industrial
MISS MARY MCDOIVELL
Auditor:
MRS. 1 w_ MCGRAW Woman's Journal
MRS. ED‘VARD L. STEIVART
938 Fine Arts Building Directors
Telephone Harrison 3856
Church .
MRS. H. M. BROWN @ 237 Chlcago

August

MRS. ELVIRA DOWNEY
9, 1915

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MRS. CHARLES A. \VEBSTER
MRS. ELLA S. STE'NART

rhe object in publishing ihc‘

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to r&ise funds for n0n~parli AH educatiouml work among our new
have 3

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mlready nlfi anuugh pape'~

Now we want

order i

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to ensure
to assist miher women’s or
we

0 help your Treauuvy
copies of the paper without<

success.
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-luable information which every woman ought to
Will be kept for reference.

political

Women’s clubs have keen doing patient, untiring work for
and social refarm,

and with the aid of the franchise,
should become a tremendous power for good.

Very sincerely,
Grace Wilbur Trout,

President.

 

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fall-gust 25rd , 1915.
Miss Alice Paul,
1420 F Street, N. W,
Washington, D. 0.

Miss Paul:

I receited a letter from Miss Stevens just the mail before
I received yours. I did not hardly think this was a breach of
faith on your part{ I did ask you not to try to get committeemen
in the Congrese‘Dietricts in Ohio and I think you Had agreed to
this provided I would do the work. All this was I believe after
the petitiouflbut we underetend it now. I have said repeatedly I
am willing to circularize or do anything of that nature you want
me to. I feel that to have machinery and can do ten times the
work that novices could do. Therefore my doing this work will he
of great benefit to you, your trying to get workers in Ohio will
be of great disadvantage to our Campaign. I have not put it strong
enough it will be positively fgrtful.

I hope you will promise me not to try to get subscritdfifihe
for the Suffragiet in Ohio. As I said in my other letter if the
statement me which you made in regard to the Suffragist is true
you do not need to circularize tho. You said that if you could

not get the news to Ohio people you would have to seek subscribers.

 

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are published in §5eiyaflqmen. In this way your heaée wofild get
to the right people, woulfl receive attention enfl would reach many
times the people thet you could reach circularising.

I Wish you woula answer mg in regard to this as I saia before
if you are not willing to do this then of course your object in
starting the Suffragist is something else than that which you state.
It may be the buildiLg of another association or the building of
efiothertfiational paper. Please be frank about this.

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Dear nadwn,
Kentucky mtthcd of nonmdnos paying membership in the
issooin jun was adogtsd about I908, and simply took

'fing. Funds are collected by free—Will donations

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nuyment; but this amount is raised
and they are on-
We urge that oaoh local shall
and obligation to sand the no? ospita for oveny ena
Zed nambor, as the money goes to the stats exosnsos, an? the state

to A source of revenue.3igning an enrollment card, of which

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the usual mothou joining a local club. 2t

Linstory for the local clubs to adopt tnis nonsdnss paging

thod, but practically all of the Ky.looal clubs have done so,

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The .1 A? a . :{l) A greatlv increased memooTShip, for manv yorsong

dislike obligating tnomselves to pay annual dues, even if they are
small. If such persons do not éive freeswill offerings, at least the
has :neir names and personal influence to strenghzh n the nork.

It considerably inoreéses the funds; for when dues are required
many persons feel their financial obligations are ended when those
snnll duos are paid. When they are asked, however; to give as liba
erslly as they can for the cause, the aggregate result is an inorossooi
over the dues, though some do not give anything. ‘

.This system has in no way affected the State's usual method of
work.lt has done away with any inducement to form a Woman Suffrage
Party. we think, as this is the political method of organization.

In Ky. we have not advanced beyond organizing by a>nnties, and have

not yet organized in each of our I20 Gaunties, though wa are in the

initial stages of a Constitutional Amendment campaign, as we shall

ask for such an amendment to be submitted by our next General Assema

 

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and 9919 things. If there is any ;un=
some simple clause in a local . mttion
-9uld guard against éhis.#

If I can he of any further amsistanae in 9xnlaining this methofi%
personally I Bhink it is the ideal meahodl I Shall be happy to do
What I can

Very sincerely yours,

Corresponding Sec.o£ Ky.Equal

Rights Association.

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LAW/AND(1HLECWONS

LAWRENCERURG. KY.

Miss Laura M. Ulay,
Lexington,
Kentucky,
Miss ulayz—
we have in this county a race for wounty Superintendent between a
and the present incumbent Who is charged with traificking in examina-
quest ions, and who has 01 waixing examination pushed nis trial off
until after the election. The uounty olerk nae been asked to prepare sep-
arate ballots for the women wno desire to vote, out has refused to do so
unless so directed by the uircuit Court. Now, the iady, wno has an excellent
chance for election is not financially labia to employloounseiiand_pay y
cost of sue; a proceeding, and i desire to ask Wnether your organization
can under its laws, or wili oy contribution aSSiSb her in her erfort to

secure to the women of Anderson county their rignts under the law.

Thanking you in advance for a reply, I am,

Very truly yours,

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MEMBER OF INTERNATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE ALLIANCE AND OF NATIONAL COUNCIL OF WOMEN

ANNA HOWARD SHAW MARY WARE DENNETT BELLE C. LA FOLLETTE
PRESIDENT CORRESPONDING SECRETARY 151' AUDITOR
MOYLAN. PA. 505 FIFTH AVENUE. NEw YORK 1848 WYOMING AVENUE. WASHINGTON. D. C.

JANE ADDAMS SUSAN W. FITZGERALD HARRIET BURTON LAIDLAW
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Headquarters: 7‘26 McClellziud Building,
LEXINGTON. KENTUCKY.
MRS. DESI-IA BRECKINRIDGE, Pres. Ma. UREY L. ESTES, Field Sec’y.

F7716! Vim Prank/cm. MRS. MASON MAURY, Louisville. (Jm'rmfiouding Secretary, MRS. LAURA CLAY, Lexington.

Sew/id Vim: Hymn/mt. MRS. MARY (j. CRAMER, Lexington. [ham/inn SKEW/(17y, MRS. EMMA M. ROEBUCK, Newport, Ky.

T112577! I/z'tu me-ia’ml, MRS. N. S. MCLAUGHLIN. Coviugton. Trmxm-vr, MRS. \Vmu-‘iELD BENNETT, Richmond.

February 8,1913.

Dear Sir:—

The State Equal »'ghts Association has opened headquarters at
lexingtcn, with a View to sta ting an active campaign for a constitutional
amendment granting suffrage to

The women of Kentucky ope t have the support of the press of
Kentucky in this advance movement, as we have had in other important re-

form movements in the State, and I its to solicit your help both in

editorial and news columns.

I enclose a news item ubject, and shall be glad to send
such items from time to time, i disposed to publish them.
However one's convictions may on the su ject of suffrage for women,
there is no question that it s at present "live issue," and that

suffrage events are good new

We shall probabl get out plate matt r on the subject a little

Thanking you for past assistance, and he ing for a favorable

reply, I am

Cordially yours,

Address . ~ 7% MW“,
Mrs.Desha Breckinridge,
726 McClelland Building, 91 /@f

Lexington, Ky. ‘ _ . n , ?iO/W€fi

 

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NeWport, Kentucky.
Eept. 87th, 1915
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Miss Laura oiay,

Sorreeponding Sec'y,
Kentucky 3. R. Aeeoc.,
Lexington, Kentucky.
Dear Miss Clay:

In View of publishing an article, which I hope may
aid the great cause of Suffrage in this state, I ask you for
the names of the Kentucky newspapers — daily uni weekly — in
favor of this movement; and of those, whose editors might
publish Something of this nature, because of public opinion.

I wish to reach the men in their house, and the
papers find them there.

I have appenlel to you, believing that your long
service in the "Cause of causes” has made you familiar with
the Press of this State uni its uttitule towards “Votes for
Women"; and for the reason that I am confident you can help
me in this phase of the work, so important to the wellfure
of Kentucky.

Requesting an early reply uni thanking you in ai—

vance for the courtesy exteniei, I am,

Very sincerel ours,

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