[Small broadside or handbill]: The "Unanswerable Argument" Answered

First edition, Harrisburg imprint. Small broadside or handbill. Single sheet measuring 6" x 7" printed both sides. Horizontal crease where once folded, verso is tanned, with thin line of tanning on recto, else a near fine copy. Leaflet promoting passage of the 1915 Pennsylvania resolution providing for a Constitutional Amendment to give women the vote, the text begins: "It is asserted that 'the average good American woman's indifference to woman suffrage' is an unanswerable argument against the movement.". Text closes: "Women Vote in Wyoming, Colorado, Idaho, Utah, Washington, California, Oregon, Arizona, Kansas, Nevada, Montana and Alaska. Why Not in Pennsylvania? The Pennsylvania Legislature has passed a resolution providing for a Constitutional Amendment to give women votes. When approved by the next Legislature, this amendment will go to the voters in 1915.". This Harrisburg issue is unrecorded by *OCLC*, which does note holdings of two variant issues, with Warren, Ohio, and New York City imprints, both published by the National American Woman Suffrage Association.…