| Show KEEPING AN EYE I ON WOMEN FOLK Fourteen states have now ratified the federal fed suffrage amendment The favorable votes of two twenty-two more are needed to make the amendment a law In time for tor women to vote in 1920 Seventeen states must call special special cial sessions in order to ratify in time The California Federation of Women's Women's Wo Wo- mens men's Clubs has just affiliated with the National League of Women Voters for nonpartisan political action Women formed 54 64 per cent of the total voters at the last election forthe for forthe forthe the national assembly held in Berlin Milwaukee ee Wis women Red d Cross workers have turned their attention to the care of Milwaukee l school children children chil chil- dren The Red Cross has arranged for milk wagons to call caIl at each schoolhouse schoolhouse schoolhouse school- school house at recess time timp Those children who have been found underweight and undernourished are furnished with a afree afree free tree drink of milk All AIl the children are encouraged to spend their pennies pennies pen pen- nies for tor milk instead of candy and andice andice ice fee cream cones con cones s. s The National Women's Trade Union enlon league has called an international congress congress congress con con- gress of working women to be held in Washington D. D C. C October 23 The women workers of every nation are invited to send ten delegates each and the congress will study and discuss in detail legislation which would protect protect protect pro pro- or improve the condition of working workIng workIng work- work Ing women and children Mrs Raymond Raymond Raymond Ray Ray- mond Robins president of the league and Miss Mary Man Anderson of the U. U S. S department department of of labor are to be prominent prominent nent I speakers aters |
