Nov. 6, 1919 My dear Mrs Pelley:

The full meaning of the Federal Suffrage Amend- ment is so widely misunderstood by our law-makers and others that I have put down a few "plain facts" that he who runs may read, and perhaps understand. I think it would be very good propa- ganda to have the text of the amendment appear every week in week- ly papers and oftener in dailies. I will also write out data regarding same and ratification up to date and it seems as though they cant refuse to use it.

You are doubtless champing at the bits to get more information to give the papers concerning the special session but I have yet to hear from Senator Howland and I hesitate about "pushing him too far". I shall write him again today,however, and will let you know just as soon as I have anything for publi- cation.

I have made more trips to get signatures and invariably get them when I see the men, but often they are away---the case with four out of six I called on the other day. They do not answer my appeals by mail well at all---altogether too slow for comfort. I have very little patience with such deliberation.

I have’nt heard from you for a long time---I think I wrote congratulating you on that splendid editorial in Free Press also one in quotation marks a few days later. If I didn’t, I do now---it was great. Our Club is going thru the throes of re-organization and I shall be glad when it is all over. I hope everything goes well with you and yours---am going to read that anti-suffrage book of the *"Captain’s" soon as they get it in our fiction library.

Best wishes to you both, Sincerely yours,