Evening Star Newspaper, March 29, 1932, Page 12

She was a delegate to the Democratic National Convention in 1928, but bolted to throw her energy into speeches for Hoover. Others to Speak. Mrs. Florence Kahn, Mrs. Edith CONVENTION PLANS sz 2 e s Pratt, Republican woman members of Congress, all plan to attend the conven- tion and probably will speak for the nominees as part of their own re-elec- tion campaigns. Chicago to Be Starting Point of Virgorous Hoover Campaign. and Miss Martha McClure of Iowa. as the only two woman members of the Committee on Arrangements, are ex- pected to tike a prominent part in plans for the national convention. Mrs. Alvin Hert, vice chairman of the National Committee, also is expected to take an active part in the convention Judge Emma Fall Schofield, special justice of the First District Court of Eastern Middlesex, Massachusetts, and president of the Business and Profes- sional Women's Republican Club of Boston, will be another prominent women'’s leader at the convention B the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 29.—While Re- publican leaders shape their plans for the party's national convention, Repub- | lican women are preparing to use that | convention as the starting point for a | wigorous campaign on behalf of their | standard-bearer. | The plans of the women's organiza- | tion will be completed at the Chicago | assembly, but the machinery to carry| out those plans is already functioning in the Hoover clubs which were organ- ized last Fall | Mrs. Ellis A. Yost, director of the | Republican women'’s activities, is con- fident that the party’s nominees will receive a “tremendous” wcmens vote this Fall. “If President Hoover had done noth- ing else,” she said, “his creation of the ‘White House Child Welfare Conference, which will accomplish untold good (or‘ the children of this and future genera- tions, was enough to place the women definitely on his side. | Hundreds to Attend. | Several hundred women are expected | to_attend the national convention in | official capacities as committeewomen, delegates, or presidents of the various State Republican clubs, Mrs. Yost said. | It is possible that a woman may be | chosen to second the nominaticn of | President Hoover. Mrs. _Christine ‘Bradley South, daughter of William C. Bradley, Kentucky's first Republican Governor, performed this office in 1928. BShe is to attend the coming convention. | -Mrs. Edward E. (Dolly) Gann, sister ®nd official hostess for Vice President Cyrtis, will be another of the outstand- | ing. Republican women at the conven- | tim. Mrs. Gann has become recently an active campaign speaker for Presi- | dent Hoover, and requests for her | sbfyices have come to national head- | quarters from nearly every State. | *Bnother Republican woman who will ‘he present at the convention is Mrs. Qg¢orge Horace Lorimer, wife of the magazine publisher and president of the Republican Woman's Club of Penn- s¥itania »Mrs. Frank M. Mann of West Virginia, rpgarded as cne of the party's best woman speakers, will be present also. Made specially for BABIES and CHILDREN Physicians tell us that one condi- tion is nearly always present when a child has a digestive upset, a starting cold or other little ailment. Constipation. When little bowels get clogged, body wastes accumulate, and poi- sons and infection find a fertile breeding place. 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