_National Suffrage Convention of 1917_ 513
Convention in Washington under war conditions--Distinguished
reception committee--Delegates interview their Congressmen;
Association pledges loyalty to Government; its officers in
service--New York victory celebrated--Secretary Lane brings
President Wilson's greetings--Mrs. Catt's great address to
Congress--Maud Wood Park's full report of work with Congress--New
Washington headquarters--Report of Leslie Bureau of Suffrage
Education--Speech of Secretary of War Baker--Dr. Shaw on Woman's
Committee of Council of National Defense--Miss Hay on New York's
Socialist vote--"Suffrage Schools" begun--Last Hearing before
Senate Committee.