The purpose of the drive will be to show that there is a genuine need for a special session in January for purposes of ratification.
Idaho a Critical State.
Twenty-one states have now ratified the amendment, others have promised to ratify before February. Idaho and some six other states remain necessary in order to complete ratification before the primaries and the presidential election in 1920. Idaho is sure to ratify, if the special session is called. This session will probably be the means of giving 17,000,000 women a vote in 1920.
How They Will Work.
It is expected that in every woman's club in the state, a talk will be given by a University student dealing with the issue at hand. The alumnium will be reached by other students, and the editors and congressmen others. A corps of student lecturers is being trained for the purpose.
Character.
The campaign will be non-partisan and limited to state interests without official connection with any of the national suffrage associations. There will be a definite intention to avoid antagonisms of all sorts and to make negative. Great enthusiasm is being shown by the women of the University.
Eight Committees.
There are eight committees organized about the Committee of Four as a directive center. They are, publicity, research, and statistics, University organizations, town cooperation, states women's clubs, faculty, and Moscow, alumni, men's cooperation. Through these committees, it is planned to make every woman's organization in the University cooperative in the work. Each sorority.  and other social organizations will have a campaign chairman - as well as such societies as the Y. W. C. A. and the Woman's League. Of Great Value. 