gray, natalie gray was one of the women arrested she was arrested august 20, 1917 she's so the seconds. we are not sure if she's -- she's so them all she was they are just old scraps. this one documents the people who were in prison. objection. a senator: mr. president, today, april 12, is equal payday. ms. hirono: equal payday means women have to work more than four months longer to catch up to what on average men made in 2015. the significant pay disparity has been going on for

gray, natalie gray was one of the women he was arrested and she was arrested on august 20, 191717 and these items. we are not sure if she sold them while she was imprisoned. we think she did and they are just false grabs specifically this one document into people in prison with her. madeline watson lucy ewing catherine flanigan and edna dickson and then you see natalie 's name at the bottom. you also see this other piece here is so container. obviously she had a place to store herself and finally this little bag which has fully think as a calling card on it and it says ms. gray august 20, 1917 and the place card. this is a place card of a dinner in honor of these women who were released in september of 1917 cameron house washington d.c.. one of the artifacts i want to point out is this jailhouse door panted over 100 women were arrested and sent to prison sentences who served time in the district prison and so alice paul wanted to reward them. a dinner in november of 1917 she reported all of these women with bad to bonners, jailhouse door pins and these women took this very seriously.