The evening world. Newspaper, October 19, 1920, Page 9

SCORE WADSWORTH AS SENATE FAILURE “Ehemy of the State,” Mrs. Catt Tells Non-Partisan Women in Address. ~ The Non-Partisan GBenatoria’ Com- mittes, the women’® orgunizaiion camping on the tmil ef Senator Jameg Wadeworth jr. ua aQAaA ‘assombly” Place, Brookiyn, yesterday afternoon. ‘The obiet apeaker af the afterncon was Mra Carrie Chapman Catt. Mra. Catt doesn't Uke Mr, Wadsworth from any angie. fer discussion of is otatue was under the head of “An Bnomy of the State.” “There ie not a thing tm his record,” the speaker sald, “to show that he is qualified for leadership, or ever will attain it. We are not opposing him nimply because he opposed Woman Suffrage. We are against him becaure he tn altogether too wmall a man for He AF gn inet t Suffrage atmply because he thoust men were Bot pm hg | in athgrat enough to Decasse, he foared the exer- by women would Cott concluded her address with the Leon ig of the antl-Wads- worth wom tor Wadeworth’s piace te aint “the home.’ the Y. il, Hanaon | afi which the reac- | ASKS FULL REPORT ON ALL SHORT FUNDS Senate Commnittee Demands Names of All Subscribers of #100 or More. ST. TOUTS, Oct, 1%—The Senate Committee that Is investignting the ential and other polities! «hush Tins closed ite activities untu t the elections, It adopted a ronolution at {te meeting here directing the chairmen of the National, Senatorial and Congreestonal committers of the two parties to Me With It at Chicago on Oot, 34 « complete tecord of collections and expenditaras In teleatams addressed to Will Hf, Hayn Republican Chairman, George White, head of the Democratic National Comilttes, and the heads of the other party organizations, the committer arked for complete lista of all sub scriptions in exces of $100: detatied figures on expenditures, and also @ iin of all pled Promises of underwriting. Senator Rosi specifically asked for the latter Io effort to learn whether any srranggtiente had been made the defietta which 1 | onrs 93,000 1A LOVE BALM, A Cirowit Court jury at Newark last night awarded fo Mrs. Margaret Garris of Milvurn, who sued Mra. 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