ub. Conv. in 1920 to secure final
ratif. of Fed. Suff. Amend, 718;
war service to Govt. during the war, 720 et seq;
Pres. Wilson approves, 725;
its officers and members on Woman's Com. of Council of Natl.
Defense, 726;
action on Shafroth Palmer Amend, in 1914 and 1915, 750;
reasons for continuing after suff. was gained, new constitn. made,
officers elected, principal object to remove legal and civil
discriminations against women, present status, 755-757;
Official Bd. issues Mem. for Dr. Shaw, 759.

National Council of Women Voters, 42;
res. for wom. suff. in 1909, 249;
greetings to natl. suff. conv, 341;
in Washtn, 379, 626.

Nationality of wives, Miss Rankin's bill for, 521.

National Junior Suffrage Corps, 405.

National Press Bureau, reports, Mrs. Babcock, chmn, 1901, 14;
1905, 131;
1906, 163.
Miss Hauser, chmn, 1907, 204;
1908, 218;
1909, 250.
Mrs. Harper, chmn, 1910, 287.
Miss Reilly, chmn, 1911, 315;
1912, 336.
Miss Byrns, chmn, 1913, 368;
1914, 405.
Mr. Hallinan, chmn, 1915, 482.
Mr. Heaslip, chmn, 1916, 494.
Mrs. McCormick, chmn, 1917, 527.
Mrs. Harper, 528.
Miss Young, chmn, 1918, 1919, 570;
Mrs. Harper, 571.
At Washtn. headqrs, Miss Shuler, chmn, 1918, 1919, 573.

National Woman Suffrage Conventions, described in first 19 chapters;
tribute to, 46;
descrip. by _Woman's Journal_, 290.
Changed character of, 552;
see Conventions.

National Woman Suffrage Publishing Co, organized, 372; 405; 481;
report, 1917, over 10,000,000 pieces of suff. literature printed,
532;
1918, 6,000,000 pieces, 573;
total, 50,000,000;
see Ogden, Esther G.

National Woman's Party, see Congressional Union.

Nebraska, liquor interests in suff. campn, 420;
Pres. and Munic. suff. declared legal and "male" left out of new
constitn, 602.

Negroes, "race question" injected at natl. suff. conv. in New Orleans,
Official Board responds, 59;
delegates address Phyllis Wheatley Club; its president gives flowers
to Miss Anthony with touching words, 60;
Dr. Shaw settles color questions, 75; 77; 80;
Mrs. Catt says each State must decide, 83;
Mrs. Terrill pleads for negroes, 105;
Miss Anthony champions cause, 203;
danger of vote in South discussed, 580;
men enfranchised by Fed. Amend, 746;
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