Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 299, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 April 1930 — Page 4

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MILLION WOMEN ORGANIZED AS WETS IS GOAL Campaign to Be Made Separately in Each of o talcs. Bu Vnttf.it Pr'ff CLEVELAND. April 25. Mrs. Charles H. Tobin of New York City, president of the women’s organization for National Prohibition Reform, today began plans to "perfect a state and national organization with a goal of a million members." Re-elected president of the organization at the close of a two-day conference here Thursday Mrs. Sabin announced plans for a nationwide campaign which she predicts will in five years bring about a repeal of the dry law. “Each state will settle its own political activities,'' she asserted, "and will not be governed by the national body. The way we are going to bring about a repeal is to elect “wet” legislators. "We oppose state enforcement acts and demand only appeal of the eighteenth amendment. We approve state convention system of repeal rather than the legislative system. "I will vote for 'wet.* congressmen regardless of their party affiliations,” she declared. The following women are to serve on the national executive commit-

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tee and assist Mrs. Sabin In the attack on the dry law: Mrs. George Orvis, Vermont; Mrs. Robert Lovett, Massachusetts; Miss Maude Wetmore, Rhode Island; Mrs. Lucius Robinson Jr., Connecticut; Mrs. John Blair, New York; Mrs. R. Stuyvesant Pierrepont, New Jersey; Mrs. Pierre 8. Dupont, Delaware: Mrs. William B. Mason. District df Columbia; Mrs. Fletcher Harper, Virginia; Mrs. William Brewster, West Virginia; Mrs. IL V. De Moore, Indiana; Mrs. Harris, North Carolina; Mrs. Jjeslie Wheeler, Illinois; Mrs. A. J. Wray, Texas; Mrs. Rufus S. Rand, Minnesota; Mrs. Pierce Blewett, North Dakota; Mrs. Amos Noyes Currier, Iowa; Mrs. W. A. Simmons, Montana; Mrs. Henry G. Reed, Oregon; Mrs. Irving P. Corse, Wyoming; Mrs. Ford Thompson, Missouri; Miss Elsie Mershon, Michigan; Mrs. Allen House, Ohio; Mrs. C. Baker Clotworthy, Maryland.

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Thursday night. H. G. Seyler, peony and iris authority of Weiser Park, Pa., was the speaker. More than 150 Muncie persons attended.

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