Show REPORT ON PROGRESS or Of p AC MOVE OY SEATTLE July 2 The 2 The morning session ses sion slon of the convention of the American Womans Woman's Suffrage association was devoted to reports of committees and officers The treasurer Mrs Harriet Taylor Talor Upton of Ohio announced that receipts during the past year had been disbursements For fie Held field work the largest expenditure was Oklahoma Th The states making the largest contributions wore were In order New NewYork York Mas Massachusetts California District of ot Columbia and Illinois Henry B B. B Blackwell of Massachusetts submitting the report of ot the committee I on presidential suffrage contended that under a supreme court decision legislatures legislatures legislatures legisla legisla- tures could by a majority vote give women women wor wo wo- wo- wo r men r the electors privilege Chairman of Jh voting g f Lucia for presidential esl Ames Mead ead of ot the committee on peace and arbitration arbitration ar ar- ar- ar in her report said Women though hating war quite as frequently as men arc are deluded by the plea that peace may be Insured only by huge armament It Is the question whether womans woman's suffrage e would greatly lessen the vote for these supposed preventives of war but there Is no question that further reliance on reason and less on force would exalt respect for woman and would relieve the objection that womans woman's muscular inferiority InterIority had anything to po with suffrage Reports Deports from states whose suffrage conditions con con- were pending were made by hy Mrs Abigail Scott Duniway of Oregon by bv Mrs Emma Smith Devoe for Washington by Kate II II If for Oklahoma and by Alice M. M A. A Pickier for South Dakota |