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MRS. JOHN GLOVER SOUTH.
State Headquarters. Frankfort
First Vice President
MRS. E. L. HUTCHINSON, Lexington
Second Vice President
MISS LAURA CLAY, Lexington.
Third Vice Preside!“
MRS. JAMES A. LEECH. Louisville
Corresponding Secret-Kw
MRS. THOMAS JEFFERSON SMXTII,
Louisville.
Recording Secretary
MRS. ROBINSON A. MCDOWELL,
Louisville.
Treasurer
MRS. J. B. JUDAH. Louisville
Auditor
MRS. JOSEPH ALDERSON
Middieehoro
State Member National Executive Council
MRS. EDMUND M. POST, Paducah
Chairmen of Congressional Work
NBS. SAMUEL BENNING, Louisville
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MISS LAURA CLAY,
Lexington
M RS. DESHA BRECKINRIDGE.
Lexington
MRS. THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH,
Louisville
MRS. JAMES BENNETT,
Richmond
MRS. JOHN B. CASTLEMAN,
Louisville
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RECEIVED AT _
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TOMISS LAURA CLAY,
A} I CARE MRS JANE BENNETT. RICHMOND KY M , q
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V AT LEAST POSTPONE YOUR ACTION UNLES MRS BRtCKINa
AND UNWILLING TO ACCEPT ‘
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MISS LAURA CLAY,
CARE MRS JAMES BENNETT= RICHMOND KY
MRS SOUTH HAS TELEPHONEO ME OF YOUR RESIGNATION AM GREATLY DISTRESSED
CANNOT BEAR TO HAVE YOU LEAVE THE BOARD I THINK POLICIES ADOPTED
IN ACCORDWNTH OUT PRINCIPLES OF FIGHTING FOR SUFFRAGE BY EITHER
ONE OR TWO METHODS NHEN WILL YOU BE IN' LEXINGTON I WANT TO TALK
TO YOU DO WITH DRAWL YOUR RESIGNATION. N
MADELINE MCD BRECK/RIDEE
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MRS. JOHN GLOVE“ SOUTH. '
State Headquarters. Frankfort Ahmm Enarh
Firs‘ Vice President . -.-; , .
MRS. E. L. HUTCHINSON, Lexington _ _ , p, , ;;. L MISS LAURA CLAY.L in t
. , ~ -, ex on
Second Vice President g
MISS LAURA CLAY, Lexington. I = . M RS. DESHA BRECKINRIDGE.
Third Vice President I ; » 5' Lexington
MRS. JAMES A. LEECH Louisville " '
Corresponding Secretary », . MRS. THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH,
M [.RS THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH, Louisville
1 S I.011is\ille.~
Record n: ecretary 1
MRS. ROBINSON A. McDOWELL, u; 'e. ”35- JAMES BENNETTv
Louisville. Richmond
Treasurer
M
“5- J. 3- JUDAH- Louisville REEL; w , MRS. JOHN B. CASTLEMAN,
Auditor , Louisville
MES. JOSEPH ALDEESON '
Middlesbore MRS. S. n. HUBBARD.
State Member National Executive Council Hicknun
MRS. EDMUND M. POST, Paducah V
chairmen of Centre-alone: Work
HRS. SAMUEL HENNING. Louisville
1y finer irs.iouth,
Year tolngram is rQCmivAd.
Corsainly, at your request, I am willing to powtpone my
resignatien until it is Benn if public action is taFen on th
motions cancnrning Gov.$tanley, which I s~p3wo g finpands on mhnth-
er or net he comes gut for thg Vaderal Imendmg: 1t. I thin: tlr
one rqfarring be Lr.Langlgy is also par tiaan in its present
farm; but in vinw cf his liyqlongs pport of woman suffra as
I think my recorfiofi nogetiVo vste is sufficio n3 p otxst on my
part.
Having hanéqd in my resignation, h0finvnr, 1 eye a1 chat I
cannot with& an it éafinitnly in any case untila mt en hfi=has
bnqn taken by nail of the othnr m>mbars offihe Iso:_'d. After
urging firs.Hahning to rnmain en tho floard when her personal wish
was to withdraw, I think it wiuld b9 c;n.-~unvb in mg nofi t“
reward the Goinious of thn othar members efthn Boarfl, Therefbrq
I shall be wiiling to abiie by fun v0 n oithnr way of the majeru
ity.
1.
Ag 1 shall he an thn farm for novm Woaks ynt, Yrs.hrn@:u
inrifiwg will net han a better mnans 0f communicating with ma
;haan yen; and a Lnlngram or Enln“dGnQ moseuge frcm Frankfarfi till
Inachj me as promptlv a3 f1cmL->v1n;ton, whnn the fitanley macurr
*is macthd.
Thanking ya u for VQL1 nxpi. ' ,J L* a my resig-
1137521011, (1111110121; this infiior 11:3 ' ' " ’190' yen,
I am
Vary aincqraly yaurs,
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'fi"1sme km“ 'Vu 'fi‘tucky Equal Rifihts A6$001
g“Dion tthUghm its executive BO9rd 9999“?“ CL
S'WS Ht Lilly requemt that I
if elected to the United
vote in accordance Wit} *H9 uques' of Prc9ident
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..awq; Ameldmunp. I
3r99t ». g ': advisinm you that I shall
cordially support toe
towari thiq amendment,
of the United Statea.
Cordinlly yours.
A. O. Stamlev.
CAPITAL $ 500,000,
SHAREHOLDERS‘ LIABILITY $ 500,000.
SURPLUS $50,000.
SECURITY TRUST COMPANY
ALEX PEARSONVVICE PRESIDENT.“ C_N.MANNING, PRESIDENT. S.A.WALLACE, SECY BrTREASi
GEO. K. GRAVES, VICE PWES‘DENT. .J. ROBTV SMITH.A55‘T SECY & TREAS
LE XIN GTON, 1911’.
October ll, 1918
Miss Laura Clay.
N. Mill Street,
Lexington, Ky.
File Liberty Loan
Dear Miss Clay:-
Referring to the First Liberty
Loan converted 4% registered 3500 bond
which you left with us for conversion into the
4&% issue, we beg to advise that it will be
necessary to have your endorsement on the
hack of this bond before the transfer can
be effected. we will, therefore, ask that
the first time you are down street you will
call at this office and endorse same.
Very truly yours, '
/ /Jgé/Z 4 f fK/
Asst. Sec. & Treas.
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MRS. JOHN GLOVEn SOUTH. ‘
State Headquarters, Frankfort Ahmm Enm’h
First Vice President > ‘ .
MRS. E. L. HUTCHINSON, Lexington ,_ Q __ MISS LAURA CLAY.
Second Vice President Lexington
MISS LAURA CLAY, Lexington. , __. , MRS DESHA BRECKINRIDGE
Third Vice President . J ,v .1 . . '
MRS. JAMES A. LEECH. Louisville / . “ain't”
Corresponding Secretary - an, MRS. THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH.
MRS. THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH, m. ' Louisville
E (ii 8 t Louisville.
ocor 11¢ acre any
MRS. ROBINSON A. MoDOWELL, _ . ”35- JAMES BENNETT-
Louisville. . Richmond
Treasurer m V
MRS- J. 3- JUDAH. Louisville misuse... ‘ MRS. JOHN B. CABTLEMAN.
Auditor ' - Louisville
MES. JOSEPH ALDERSON '
Middleebore MRS. 8. II. HUBBARD,
State Member National Executive Council L . Hickmn
MRS. EDMUND M. POST, Paducah C
(in-iron]: of Congressional Work
HRS. SAMUEL HENNING. Louisville
Frankfort, dentucny,
october Thirteenth,
nineteen Eighteen.
miss Laura Clay,
Lexington, nentucky.
my dear bass Laura:
I received your letter, and I regret that you
will not withdraw your resignation entirely. I am today send—
ing you a copy of the statement given by Governor Stanley. .We
would have asked for a stronger statement than this, except
that we received letters from Mrs. Catt and Mrs. Parks telling
us they had received assurance from one whose word could not
be questioned that Governor Stanley, if elected, would vote for
the amendment. They advised that no further effort with the
Governor was necessary to safeguard the future. I hope you will
regard this as strictly confidential, as I suppose their infor-
mation, as well as their suggestion, comes from the President
himself. I say i suppose, because there was no authority in
either of their letters for this fact.
i am glad no partisan action will be necessary
as I know it would have been misconstrued (as you suggestedrto
be disloyal to the President).
As you insist upon your resignation being placed
before the members of the Board, I will do so. Again 1 say
with deep regret. I cannsver tell you how much it has distressed
me, that circumstances have arisen which have rendered it neces—
sary for me to differ with you upon so many questions of policy
and I wish to say, that while we have differed upon many questions
your judgment and advice have meant more to me than I can ever
tell you, and I sincerely hope you will remain as a maggér.of
the board.
Believe me.
Sincerely yours, />7
- /
/ ,
(:‘ 3/ /Yl uc/g/éixz/L
leturkg Equal Emma Awnriafinn
HRS. JOHN GLOVE]! SOUTH. -
State Headquarters. Frankfort Ahmm Enarh
First Vice President ‘ a»,
M’RS. E. L. HUTCHINSON, Lexington _ _ 7L; , ‘1 * MISS LAURA CLAY,
Second Vice President Lexingtm
inns: LAUR‘A OLA" L°“"gt"“' MRS. DESHA BBECKINRIDGE.
Th rd V ce Pres dent . ., - '
MRS. JAMES A. LEECH, Louisville ‘ ‘. ”fingt‘m
Corresponding Secretary - 4 - ' “ MRS. THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH.
MRS. THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH. m ‘ ' v
_ Louisville
in Louiswlle. ,
Record 2 Secretary ‘ x ;
MRS. ROBINSON A. McDOWELL, " “33- JAMES BENNETT!
Louisville. ‘ " Richmond
Treaturer «
MRS. J. B. JUDAH, Louisville mire-“g... MRS. JOHN B. CASTLEMAN.
Auditor Louisville
MRS. Josnrn ALDEBSON '
Middlesboro nus. s. n. HUBBARD,
State Member National Executive Council Hickmn
MRS. EDMUND M. POST, Pnducah
Claim of Congressional Work
HRS. SAMUEL KENNING. Louisville
Frankfort, rentucxy,
uctooer Fifteenth,
Nineteen Eighteen.
miss Laura Clay,
Richmond, nentucky,
My dear Miss Laura:
1 am enclosing a letter from mre. Leech which she
asks me to send to you. When you have finished reading it will
you return it to me? in response to my letter sent to the mem-
oers of the Board, placing your resignation before them, 1 have
heard from nre. Leech, LES. MCDOW811, rre. Host, “we. Judah and
Elise; all urging that you be asked to reconsider, and remain.a
member of the hoard. i know the same answer will come from the
remaining members, and 1 So much hohe you will reconsider, and
remain with us.
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“SALUTE AND GO TO ITI l IT’S A WAR MEASURE”
A Great United War Work Campaign For Kentucky
By the Seven Welfare Agencies Endorsed by the War Department
umomcnuuuc . . . . - . . . .
Young Men’s Chrrstlan Assocratron Young Women’s Christlan Assoc1at10n Q‘ELP‘IPe
National Catholic War Council Jewish Welfare Board ’
American Library Association War Camp Community Service ' 57
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wan com“ Salvatron Army gh’wflNd
$170,500,000 for the Comfort and Morale of Our Boys with the Colors
STATE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS NATION WIDE CAMPAIGN, NOVEMBER "-18
643 SOUTH FOURTH ST. NEAR BROADWAY. LOUISVILLE. KY
TELEPHONES: CUMB. MAIN 1840, HOME CITY 1588 AND 1589 . KENTUCKY95 QUOTA, $1,770,800
GENERAL CHAIRMAN
EDWARD w. HINES
VICE CHAIRMEN
WM. HEYBURN, v. M. c. A.
MRS. CASSELBERRY DUNKER- . ‘W' “ ._ n ,
so" Y_ w c_ A. {555818 Laird play,
F. H. cALLAHAN, N. c. w. c. ~11 1111011 ,
BENJ. s. WASHER. J. w. B. ‘ c ’ “y
THRUSTON BALLARD, w. G. c. s.
MARION E. TAYLOR, A. L. A. _ . . .
DR. BEN L. BRUNER, s. A. Dr) or MlSS Clay:-
STATE CAMPAIGN TREASURER
GEORGE P- "ENDR'cK Your name “mas been given to us by the
W Y. .‘i.’3.A. members of the Speakers Bureau and
c. A. TEVEBAUGH , . .. .—, __ - , w, , .. l, -
Assocma sum: omacrons we m sh Lo cxveil ourselves of your term as as
c. c. CAMDEN, Y. M. c. A. fully as pOSlele.
MISSWILHELMINA LONDON. Y.W.C.A.
JUDGE S.I.BOLDRICK.N.C.W.C. ”v _ ‘ 1 . (118.5.
C. W. MORRIS, J. W. B. u -.
FRANK]. RESLER’ w. c. c_ s_ ‘ .Joulo you , Laurel ore {in g vise us ‘
GEORGE T. SETTLE. A. L. A. ROW much time you 0811 give to the Unit ed .a‘ar .iOI‘K
J. P. GOURLAY, S. A. «.5 . H . p. , - an x 7 < ‘4 " 7* c ° 0
sum: execunvr SECRETARIES Ugrmbsign, and vine: 7 you woulo prefer to be svelbned
GEORGE E. STEPHENS. Publicity 1* J01). have any PrD‘fG'ren-ee-
MRS. AUBREY COSSAR. Assistant
BENEDICT ELDER, Speakers . , 1
FRANK].RESLER,RuraI0rganlzaIion as 1‘5 Will be necessary as soon as has "flu"
G. W. MORRIS, P d D rt 1: _ . i. . . . - .. x- ,,
cranes T. surf? 8”“ m" abates o0 conciuo‘u an extens1ve campaign, we must have
Visitors’ Department
1,... GOURLAy,s,,,,t, Dismmfiun all such information on hand to start with, and will
6. c. CAMDEN, B ,. .. . . n ‘ m .
mussmrava.mnǡۤ.m... be glad to me or from you at once.
D. H. LYON, Men Students
MI 5 H E , . - _ . . .
c.5L. 35:13. cc'iige‘ifmn Studems Thanking you :6 or your int erect and W113. 1ngg‘nees
920 West chestnut St. 1: 1 .
0 :1 115
PUBLICITY BUREAU 81p ’
SIDNEY BERNHEIM, J. W. 3., Chairman
GEORGE E. STEPHENS. V13 «"7 (7-
Executive Secretary Vblu truly J 0U. I'S ,
J. D. GIBBS, Y. M. O. A.
MRS. AUBREY COSSAR,Y.W 6.0 A.
WILLIAM B. KUPER N. .W. C.
CREDO HARRIS, W. C. C. S. '
MISS JENNIEL. FLEXNER, A. L. A.
G. F LuoLow. s A :32: etc ‘Cive Senretary,
SPEAKERS’ BUREAU
DR. 0. W. WELGH, Y. M. c. A.. ,
Chairman DPS aliers Burs all.
BENEDICT ELDER.
Executive Secretary
MRS. HOYT GAMBLE, Y. W. G. A.
P. H. SAVAGE, N. o. W. o.
JOSEPH SELLIGMAN, .I. w. B.
NEWTON G. CRAWFORD. w. c. C. S.
MISS FANNIE c. RAWSON, A. L. A.
DR. OSCAR W. DOYLE, S. A.
Campaign Headquarters October 16., 1910- 1918
UNITED WAR WORKWACTIVITYVGOES EVERY STEP OF THE0 WAY WITH OUR BOYS
“OVER HERE” " 2:. “OVER THERE“
COMPLETE STATE ORGANIZATION ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS SHEET
STATE CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASS‘N.
Wm. Heyburn, Louisville
L. L. Anderson, Louisville
R. P. Ernst, Covington
Dr. W. A. GanIield, Danville
Dr. A. J. A. Alexander, Spring Station
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASS'N
Mrs. Cesselberry Duukerson, Louisville
Miss Rebel Withers, Lexington
Mrs. Malcolm Bullitt, Louisville
Mrs. J. Gibson Taylor, Owensboro
Miss Belle Bennett, Richmond
NATIONAL CATHOLIC WAR COUNCIL
I’. H. Callahan, Louisville
S. R. Ewing, Owensboro
H. D. Rodman, Springlield
John J. Donovan, Ludlow
E. M. Costello, Paris
"JEWlsn WELFARE BOARD
Benj. S. Washer, Louisville
Simon Woli, Lexington
John Kieler, Paducah
James lsenberg, Harrodsburg
Theodore Levy, Owensboro
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Marion E. Taylor, Louisville
W. K. Stewart, Louisville
Isaac F. Starks, Louisville
Mrs. W. R. Belknap, Louisville
N. P. Taylor, Henderson
WAR CAMP COMMUNITY SERVICE
Thruston Ballard, Louisville
J. W. McCulloch, Owensboro
Geo. H. Goodman, I’aducah
Max Nahm, Bowling Green
Judge R. W. Bingham, Louisville
SALVATION ARMY
Dr. Ben L. Bruner, Louisville
Charles F. Strassner, Franklort
A. E. Slriclrlett, Covington
H. H. Hutcheson, Middlesboro
H. Giovannoli, Lexington
WHAT THESE
AGENCIES FURNISH
SOCIAL CENTERS
STATIONERY
NEWSPAPERS
BOOKS
CHESS
CHECKERS
DOMINOES
FOOTBALL
BASEBALL
VOLLEYBALL
MOVIES
ENTERTAINMENTS
SINGS
VICTROLAS
PIANOS
LECTURES
EDUCATIONAL CLASSES
BIBLE CLASSES
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
PRAYER LEAGUES
BIBLES
INTERVIEWS
VISIT SICK
No.
. SHELBYVILLE.
'COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Daviess, $34,30|.50: McLean, $4,I62.50:
_RlCI-IMGND.
STATE CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION BY DISTRICTS
DIST. HEADQUARTERS
PADUCAH.
SECRETARY.
T. B. SPORING, Paducah.
E. T. MoBIRNEY, Newport.
COUNTIES AND OUOTAS—Fulton, $9,157.50; Hickman, $3,829.50; Carlisle, $3,496.50; Ballard, $4,995.00;
Graves, $11,988.00: McCracken, $34,965.00; Galloway, $5,161.50: Marshall, $2,997.00: Lyon, $1,665.00:
Livingston, $2,997.00.
HENDERSON.
CHAIRMAN
W. F. BRADSHAW, Jr., Paducah.
D. W. GATLIN, Madisonville. E. J. WARMS, Henderson.
Asst, VICTOR SPALDING, Uniontown.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS——Caldwell, $6,500.00; Crittenden, $6,000.00; Henderson, $23,300.00: Hopkins.
$16,600.00; Union, $9,300.00: Webster, $9,800.00.
OWENSBORO. LEE BIRK, Owensboro. NEWTON PARRISH. Owensboro.
Asst, J. S. RODMAN. Owensboro.
Ohio, $4,495.50; Hancock, $2,164.50:
Breckenridge, $5,994.00:
HOPKINSVILLE.
Muhlenberg, $10,822.50.
DOUGLAS GRAHAM, Pembroke. EVERETTE S. SMITH, Honkinsville.
Asst, MRS. W. E. BACON, Hopkins-
ville.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Christian, $19,8l4.50; Logan, $8,824.50: Todd, $6,160.50; Trina. $4,l62.50.
BOWLING GREEN. GEN. E. H. WOODS, Pagevillo. D. E. STEFFE, Bowling Green.
Asst, SAM CRISTAL, Bowling Green.
$23,445.00; Simpson, $3,496.50; Edmonson,
$2,164.50; Metcalfe, $1,332.00; Cumberland,
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Butler, $2,497.50; Warren,
$832.50: Barren, $12,654.00; Allen, $2,664.00; Monroe,
$1,332.00.
ELIZABETHTOWN. JUDGE J. R. LAYMAN. Elizabeth-
town.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS'—Meade, $1,498.50: Hardin, $10,989.00:
Bullit'r, $2,497.50: Grayson, $4,662.00.
LEBANON. H. S. MoELROY, Lebanon.
D. M. COOPER, Elizabethtown
Asst, R. M. HALL, Elizabethtown.
Hart, $5,994.00: Larue, $3,330.00:
CLINTON .DAVIDSON, 504 W.
St, Louisville.
Asst, H. W. RIVES, Lebanon.
COUNTIES AND OUOTAS—Nelson, $9,657.00; Washington, $5,494.50; Marion, $8,824.50;
$3,330.00; Green, SI,665.00: Adair, SI,83I.50: Russell. $832.50; Spencer, $2,830.50.
DANVILLE. DR. W. A. GANFIELD, Danville. E. M. BABER, Danville.
Asst, J. L. ISENBERG, Harrodsburg.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Mercer, $17,649.00: Boyle, $18,8l4.50: Casey, $2,331.00; Pulaski, $l0,323.00;
Wayne, $3,663.00; McCreary, $1,498.50: Lincoln, $9,823.50: Clinton, $1,498.50.
LOUISVILLE. WM. HEYBURN, Louisville. E. S. WOOSLEY, Louisville.
Louisville and Jefierson County.
JOHN E. BROWN, Shelbyvillo.
Main
Taylor,
P. C. EVERSOLE, 345 Y. M. C. A.
Bldg., Louisville.
Asst, MRS. MARY MEAD, Shelbyville.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Oldham, $4,995.50: Trimble. $1,998.00: Henry, $11,988.00; Carroll, $8,824.50:
Owen, $5,328.00: Gallatin, $2,830.50: Shelby, $16,650.00.
COVINGTON. R. P. ERNST, First Nat Bank
Bldg., Cincinnati, 0.
W. N. EWALD, Y. M. C. A. Bldu.,
Covington.
Asst, W. A. RABE, 416 Emma St,
Covington.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Kenton, ....... : Boone, $lI.4BB.50: Grant, $9,657.00:
Pendleton, $8,325.00.
MAYSVILLE.
$86,915.00: Campbell, ..
C. A. SCHROETTER, 2025 Scott St,
Covington.
Asst, JOHN McAULlFF, Covington.
COUNTIES AND OUOTAS—Bracken, $9,990.00: Robertson, $2,331.00; Mason, $25,807.50; Lewis, $1,831.50.
PARIS. Z. L. WILCOX, Paris.
Asst, BARNETT WINTERS, Paris.
$6,993.00: Fleming, $1I,988.00: Bourbon,
R. A. COCHRAN, Maysville.
H. A. POWER, Paris.
COUNTIES AND OUOTAS—Harrison, $15,651.00; Nicholas,
$38,305.00. ' ’
LEXINGTON. S. FRENCH HOGE, Frankfort. D. C. CRUISE, Lexington.
M. W. SHEFFIELD, Frankfort.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Franklin, $28,309.50: Scott, $16,650.00; Fayette, $88,414.50: Woodford, $21
649.00; Anderson, $8,49I.50; Jessamine, $15,817.50.
WINCHESTER. JUDGE J. N. BENTON, Win- M. E. VAUGHN, Berea.
chester. Asst, MARK DONIVAN, Winchester.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Clark, $9,980.00; Estill, $5,328.00: Powell, $2,331.00; Montgomery, $13,653.00:
"Lee, $2,331.00.
DR. T. J. COATES, Richmond, F. 0. CLARK, Berea.
Asst, R. J. McKEE, Richmond.
$3,496.50: Jackson, $1,498.50;
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Madison, $26,473.50: Rookcastle, Owsley,
$999.00; Garrard, $8,991.00.
PINEVILLE. WHITE L. MOSS, Pineville.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Laurel, $4,l62.50: Whitley, $9,990.00:
CIaY. $l,83|.50: Harlan, $9,l57.50.
HAZARD. R. D. BAKER, Hazard.
W. A. ADAMS, Williamshurg.
Bell, $17,149.50; Knox, $5,827.50:
C. M. SUMMERS, Jackson.
Asst, N. L. DUNCAN, Hazard.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Letcher, $6,327.00: Breathitt, $5,994.00: Perry, $8,325.00: Leslie, $333.00:
Wolfe, $1,332.00: Morgan, $2,331.00; Knott, $666.00.
ASHLAND. DR. S. P. FETTER, Ashland. L. F. ZERFOSS. Ashland.
Asst, 1. EDLESON, Ashland.
COUNTIES AND OUOTAS—Boyd, $37,795.50: Lawrence, $4,329.00: Johnson, $7,659.00; Martin, $666.00:
Mauoflin, $|,332.00: Floyd, $4,l62.50; Pike, $8,!58.50.
RUSSELL. DR. J. WATTS STOVALL, Grayson. JUDGE W. J. HAMPTON. Ashland.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Carter, $5,661.00: Greenun, $3,663.00; Bath, $7,825.50: Rowan, $I,332.00;
Menifee Elliott, $666.00.
STUDENTS, Louisville. PROF. c. R. MELCHER, State
University, Lexington.
D. H. LYON, Men.
MISS HELEN BECKER, Women.
JUDGE E. S. JOUETT, LouisvilIE. G. C. CAMDEN, Louisville.
MRS. MORRIS BELKNAP, Louisville. MISS MARY PARKER, Louisville.
C. L. HARRIS, 920 West Chestnut
St, Louisville.
BOYS, Louisville.
GIRLS, Louisville.
COLORED, Loulsville. REV. W. J. WALLS, Louisville.
QU OTA.
$8 | ,252.00
$7l,500.00
$6l.940.50
$38,962.00
$50.4l8.00
$28,97l.00
$34,465.50
$65.60 l .00
$577,985.00
$52,l l4.50
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$39,960.00
$72,937.00
$l79.33l.00
$43,623.00
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$48.1 18.50
$25,308.00
$64, l02.50
$ l9,l47.50
$18,000.00
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$I50,000.00
$30,000.00
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. m , 1' . H , a” L; V9908 on the subgect
9f the hatlonal uanv:nt19n.l fnal that the National palicy will
nat be thanged by a convqntion this year, and the difficultias
0i heldlng @ne arq graat. m
Vnry sincarqu yours,
£21111:ng Equal flight? Aarnriafinn
MRS. JOHN GLOVER SOUTH, -
State Headquarters, Frankfort Ahmrg Enarh
First Vice President . , V '
MRS. E. L. HUTCHINSON, Lexington . ,. _ -, g MISS LAURA CLAY.
Second Vice President ' ‘ Lexmgt".
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“4:1; 12‘”: (:LA ‘ “x"‘gt‘m , -. r, , MRS. DESHA BRECKINRIDGE.
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MRS. JAMES A. LEECH. Louisville » ”Xingu"
Corresponding Secretary - ' I ‘ . THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH.
MRS. THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH, :‘ Louisville
in Louisville.
Record 3 Secretary
MRS. ROBINSON A. McDOWELL, , ' JAMES BENNETT:
'1' Louisville. - '. Richmond
reasurer .-. h
MRS. J. B. JUDAH, Louisville EIL'fifum 5. I , JOHN B. CASTLEMAN,
Auditor ‘ " Louisville
MES. JOSEPH ALDERSON
Middlesboro . S. K. HUBBARD,
State Member National Executive Council Hickman
MRS. EDMUND M. POST, Pnducah
Ohnirnmn of Congressional Work
HRS. SAMUEL HENNING, Louisville
Frankfort, nentuchy,
uctober Eighteenth,
Nineteen Eighteen.
miss Laura Clay,
Richmond, Kentucky.
My dear l'«iiss Laura:
I here received answers from all members of the
board in regard to your resignation. The Board unanimously begs
you to reconsider and withdraw your resignation. I earnestly
hope you will do so.
i am enclosing two bulletins from the N tioncl.
Will you kindly fill out the enclosed ballot and return_to me
at your earliest convenience so that I may notify the National
whet hentucky'e preference is regarding this matter.
Cordielly yours,
President
MRS. JOHN GLOVER SOUTH.
State Headquarters, Frankfnrt
First Vice President
MRS. E. L. HUTCHINSON, Lexington
Second Vice President
MISS LAURA CLAY, Lexington.
Third Vice President
MRS. JAMES A. LEECH. Louisville
Corresponding Seeretsry
MRS. THOMAS JEFFERSON SMITH,
Louisville.
Recording Secretary
MRS. ROBINSON A. McDO‘VELL,
Louisville.
Treasurer
MRS. J. B. JUDAH, Louisville
Auditor
MRS. JOSEPH ALDERSON
Middlesbere
State Member National Erecutive Council
HRS. EDMUND M. POST, Paducah
Chairmen of Congressionnl Work
MRS. SAMUEL HENNING, Louisville
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Oct.18th, I918.
chmend, Kentucky.
iKmimkg {Equal Eighty: Awnr‘mfinn
Ahnianrg finarh
MISS LAURA CLAY.
Lexingto-
M RS. DESHA BRECKINRIDGE.
Lexington
MRS. THOMAS JEFFERSON SEIITII.
Louisville
MRS. JAMES BENNETT,
Richmond
MRS. JOHN B. CASTLEMAN,
Louisville
MRS. S. K. HUBBARD.
Hickman
Louisville, Ky.
Dear Sir:-
Yeurs ef the 16th inst., ralatiVQ te speaking
paign ef the United Ear Jerk is at hand.
I understand that the campaign is ta lag. thrnugh 40v.II- 18.
I am willing to danata mySCTViCQS and QEPQDSQS for that time.
I have me particular pTQfQTQnCQ as ta my appointments; but sug—
gest that Iaflisen Caunty and thesa adjaining weuld be OOHVQHiQnt, as
I Shall be in Iadisen at that time.
If the whether is at all suitable fer cyan air meetings, my ve109
is Very Well adaptqd ta them; and I am ust to speaking out of deers.
Very truly yaurs,
‘4, ?ichm0nd, Egg
not.2:nt,'1918.
»¥j”iémr'7rs.fiauth,
I Yaurs lntfnrg anfi nuclaairns rnv~iVod. with the
rqiult 9f tha vsto taken an my rnqifnation, Lhich,_as I 3513 in my
1nfitnr, ”acifins fiha matfier ?ar :2 zaVQ apprnaietafi
my difPGrnncqs @? evinion from tho majarifiy 0* tha 70:?3
:52 as trfiing ta them as it n53 m h, and that
Situat'
I am 918d 9f thq cppertunitg a? rapiing
ray as Wall say that my oppositicn ta the vaunu shalt
was n®t an his accmtnt, but on the probabla affnct_gnf’“A“//~__w
..
the f~aling of tho Lamecratic part: dig Yrms. Jilscn tgv:
suffragists flpom what Snamnfi t0 me at \' ~ tima t0 be
actian. I natq hnr ’F, *5 “ that I flight nakq my ‘1” “ ; clnar
:0 thq conVnntinn; “ ° " h ' an ax©allnnt ane-
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4 am Injeieing in the xaafl war “0V3; and in thg Egan's "fiiing
avnr tha tap". I 809 that ?ranfilin 79. did itanlf grq t hanar;
and I 3% glad £0 any that “F.' an alga avaresubscribod, thgufih
@nly an fihq last day.
10.17th .
yours,
“SALUTE AND GO TO IT!
IT’S A WAR MEASURE" v
A Great United War Work Campaign For Kentucky
By the Seven Welfare Agencies Endorsed by the War Department
NATIONAL CATHOLIC
WAR GUUIIIIIL
Young Men’s Christian Association Young Women’s Christian Association efiLm‘é
National Catholic War Council
American Library Association
Jewish Welfare Board %
War Camp Community Service
Salvation Army “16
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$170,500,000 for the Comfort and Morale of Our Boys with the Colors
STATE CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS
643 SOUTH FOURTH ST. NEAR BROADWAY.
TELEPHONES: CUMB. MAIN 1840.
GENERAL CHAIRMAN
EDWARD W. HINES
VICE CHAIRMEN
WM. HEYBURN, Y. M. C. A.
CASSELBERRY DUNKER-
. . . A.
P. H. CALLAHAN. N. C. W. G.
BENJ. S. WASHER. J. W. B.
THRUSTON BALLARD, W. C. C. S.
MARION E. TAYLOR, A. L. A.
DR. BEN L. BRUNER, S. A.
STATE CAMPAIGN TREASURER
GEORGE P. KENDRICK
STATE CAMPAIGN DIRECTOR
C. A. TEVEBAUGH
ASSOCIATE STATE DIRECTORS
C. C. CAMDEN. Y. M. C. A.
MISSWILHELMINA LONDON.Y.W.G.A.
JUDGE S. .I. BOLDRICK. N. C. W. C.
C. W. MORRIS. J. W. B.
FRANK J. RESLER, W. C. C. S.
GEORGE T. SETTLE. A. L. A.
J. P. GOURLAY. S. A.
STATE EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES
GEORGE E. STEPHENS, Publicity
MRS. AUBREY COSSAR, Assistant
BENEDICT ELDER. Sneakers
FRANK .I. RESLER, Rural Organization
0. W. MORRIS, Parade Department
GEORGE T. SETTLE
Visitors’ Department
J. P. GOURLAY, Supt. Distribution
0. O. CAMDEN, Boys
MISS MARY B. PARKER. Glrls
D. H. LYON, Men Students
MISS HELEN BECKER. Women Students
0. L. HARRIS, Colored,
920 West Chestnut St.
PUBLICITY BUREAU
SIDNEY BERNHEIM, .I. W. 8., Chairman
GEORGE E. STEPHENS.
Executive Secretary
J. D. GIBBS. Y. M. c. A.
MRS. AUBREY COSSAR, Y. W. e. A.
WILLIAM B. KUPER. N. 0. W. c.
CREDO HARRIS. W. e. C. S.
MISS JENNIE L. FLEXNER. A. L.
G. F. LUDLOW. S. A.
SPEAKERS’ BUREAU
DR. 0. w. WELGH, Y. M. c. A..
Chairman
BENEDICT ELDER.
Executive Secretary
MRS. HOYT GAMBLE. Y. W
’ ’PJHTSAVAGELN. c. w. c.
JOSEPH SELLIGMAN,"J: W.
W.
N.
A.
A.
C.
B.
C.
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NEWTON G. CRAWFORD.
MISS FANNIE C. RAWSO
DR. OSCAR W. DOYLE, S. A.
C.
S.
A .A.
NATION WIDE CAMPAIGN, NOVEMBER “-18
.0.......;‘;‘;'i¥.';t:.;‘" KENTUCKY’S QUOTA. $1,770,800
Campaign Headquarters October 21,
Miss Laura Clay,
Richmond, Ky.
Dear Miss Clay:-
We have your letter of October 18th,
expressing your willingness to assist us in
the Speaking Campaign. We note that you have
no particular preference as to assignment, but
suggest Madison County as convenient. We Shall
bear in mind your suggestion.
We also note that you are adapted to open
air meetings, which of course, we can not count
on until the weather Opens;
Thanking you :or your interest and willing-
ness to help, I am,
Very truly yours,
Executive Secretary,
Speakers Bureau.
UNITED WAR WORK ACTIVITY
“OVER HERE”
COMPLETE STATE ORGANIZATION ON THL,OTHER SIDE OF THIS SHEET
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STATE CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASS'N.
Wm. Heyburn, Louisville
L. L. Anderson. Louisville
R. P. Ernst, Covinglon
Dr. W. A. Ganlield, Dauville
Dr. A. J. A. Alexander, Spring Station
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASS'N
Mrs. Casselberry Dualrerson, Louisville
Miss Rebel Withers, Lexington
Mrs. Malcolm Bullitt, Louisville
Mrs. J. Gibson Taylor, Owensboro
Miss Belle Bennett, Richmond
NATIONAL CATHOLIC WAR COUNCIL
P. H. Callahan, Louisville
S. R. Ewing, Owensboro
H. D. Rodman, Springfield
John J. Donovan, Ludlow
E. M. Costello, Parisl
JEWISH WELFARE BOARD
Benj. S. Washer, Louisville
Simon Woll, Lexington
John Kieler, Paducab
James Isenberg, Harrodsburg
Theodore Levy, Owensboro
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Marion E. Taylor, Louisville
W. K. Stewart, Louisville
Isaac F. Starks, Louisville
Mrs. W. R. Bellrnap, Louisville
N. P. Taylor, Henderson
WAR CAMP COMMUNITY SERVICE
Thruston Ballard, Louisville
J. W. McCulloch, Owenshoro
Geo. H. Goodman, Paducab
Max Nahm, Bowling Green
Judge R. W. Bingham, Louisville
SALVATION ARMY
Dr. Ben L. Bruner, Louisville
Charles F. Strassner, Franklort
A. E. Stricklelt, Covington
H. H. Hutcheson, Middlesboro
H. Giovannoli, Lexington
WHAT THESE
AGENCIES FURNISH
SOCIAL CENTERS
STATIONERY
NEWSPAPERS
BOOKS
CHESS
CHECKERS
DOMINOES
FOOTBALL
BASEBALL
VOLLEYBALL
MOVIES
ENTERTAINMENTS
SINGS
VICTROLAS
PIANOS
LECTURES
EDUCATIONAL CLASSES
BIBLE CLASSES
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
PRAYER LEAGUES
BIBLES
INTERVIEWS
VISIT SICK
No.
STATE CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION BY DISTRICTS
DIST. HEADQUARTERS
PADUCAH.
SECRETARY.
T. B. SPORING, Paducah.
E. T. McBIRNEY, Newport.
COUNTIES AND OUOTAS—Fulton. $9,I57.50: Hickman, $3,829.50: Carlisle. $3,496.50; Ballard. $4,995.00
Graves, $ll,988.00; McCraeken, $34,965.00: Galloway, $5,I6I.50; Marshall. $2,997.00: Lyon. $l,665.00
Livingston, $2,997.00.
HENDERSON.
CHAIRMAN
W. F. BRADSHAW, Jr., Paducah.
D. W. GATLIN, Madisonville. E. J. WARMS. Henderson.
Asst., VICTOR SPALDING, Uniontown.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Caldwell, $6,500.00: Crittenden, $6,000.00; Henderson. $23,300.00: Hopkins,
$l6,600.00: Union, 39.300.00: Webster. $9,800.00.
OWENSBORO. LEE BIRK, Owensboro. NEWTON PARRISH, Owensboro.
Asst.. J. S. RODMAN. Owensboro.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Daviess, $34,30l.50: McLean. $4,I62.50; Ohio, $4,495.50: Hancock, $2.I64.50;
Breckenridge, $5,994.00: Muhlenberg, $I0,822.50.
HOPKINSVILLE. DOUGLAS GRAHAM, Pembroke. EVERETTE S. SMITH. Hopkinsville.
Asst.. MRS..W. E. BACON, Hopkins-
ville.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Christian, $l9,8l4.50; Logan, $8,824.50: Todd, $6,160.50; Trigu, $4,162.50.
BOWLING GREEN. GEN. E. H. WOODS, Paneville. D. E. STEFFE, Bowling Green.
Asst.. SAM CRISTAL, Bowling Green.
$23,445.00: Simpson.$3.496.50: Edmonson,
$2,I64.50; Metcalfe, $l,332.00; Cumberland,
COUNTIES AND OUOTAS—Butler. $2, 497. 50: Warren.
$832. 50: Barren, $12, 654. 00' Allen, $2, 664. 00: Monroe,
SI, 332. 00.
ELIZABETHTOWN. "JUDGE J. R. LAYMAN. Elizabeth-
town. Asst..
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Meade. $l.498.50; Hardin, $0,989.00: Hart,
Bullitt. $2,497.50: Grayson, 34.662.00.
LEBANON. H. S. McELROY, Lebanon.
D. M. COOPER, Elizabethtown
R. M. HALL, Elizabeth‘lown.
$5,994.00: Larue. $3,330.00;
CLINTON DAVIDSON. 504 W. Main
St.. Louisville.
Asst, H. W. RIVES, Lebanon.
COUNTIES AND QUOTAS—Nelson, $9,657.00: Washington. 55.494.50; Marion. $8,824.50;
$3,330.00: Green, $l,665.0