Catt, Carrie Chapman   GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE   Tilton, Mrs. William

Cast - Prohibition

CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT
120 PAINE AVENUE
NEW ROCHELLE
NEW YORK

June 27, 1931

Mrs. William Tilton,
11 Mason Street,
Cambridge, Mass.

My dear Mrs. Tilton,

I am laid up in bed with a broken leg and one of the things I have done has been to make a firm determination that I will connect myself with no further obligations. I have some left from the old schedule and to which I must still adhere. I will not take on any new ones, so I am not going to join your Committee. It would mean letters to be answered and appeals to be made. I am too tired and not well enough to take these things on. You must excuse me. Folks do get old and worn out if you give them time enough. I am sorry that I cannot keep on forever.

Sincerely yours,
Carrie Chapman Catt
CCC:HW.

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