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Virtues
At thi? season even,' home
ia brins: rid of those numer
oua ?article? which la?t year
were eagerly purchased as
being indispensable.
The "latest novelty" ha?
long ago found its lonely way
to the attic?via th- guest?
room.
For whatever win? its
vogue by lome trick of nov?
elty or caprice?ages fast
Nothing i? durable but what
is consecrated by rea?on nnd
good taste.
Smart Fall Hand Bag
Hand Bag ? Of ??nett pirtateaJ
leather, ?hirred design, in black or
color., with in.ert and tab of black
patent leather, .triped .Ilk lining,
covered frame and .oft handle.
Fitted with attached mirror and
leather change pur.e in pocket., 6
inch?, der;.. $10.50
Monogram?, two initiai., ready for
immediate delivery.75c
*
ELgg Set and Jam Jar
Egg Set- . ?-left I Rack and ?tand
of Prin?e ? ?ilver plate, egg cup,
?alt and pepper ?haker? and spoon
of ?ame metal and a white and
gold Royal Worce?ter porcelain
plate, complete.$8.50
Jam Jar ?(at right) Crystal jar,
with fro?ted "Grape" design,
Prince', .ilver plated cover and
jam ipoon ( with handle of colored
enamel representing grape.). Jar
3'? inche. high, i% inch diameter
at bottom, complete.$5.25
Breakfast Troy
?a?.
Breakfait Tr?v?Of whit.
? namel woven wicker, fiaed tray
of cretonne under glass, compart?
ment al each ind for water-gla,.,
table ?ilver, newspaper., and
??*?? $10.00
Tea Set _(?, .how.) Of AlUrton
chili?, ira white with flower panel
?latteoration, t ompri.ing tea pot,
I sug.r baain, cream pitcher, bread
I and butter plata, and cup and
l**Ue*r.$6.50
.Bt Toast Rack?< ,t left l Of Pence'.
Bv.ilver plate, to hold four pieces of
?^n loa.1: 3V, ? IK* loche.. . $2.50
Mail Order. Will Rece,?.
Prompt Attention
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World's Create?! Leather ?Merci
Now York Boiton
404 Fifth Ave 145 Tremont St.
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London
253 Broadway 89 Regent St
Dealer* Throughout the World
AMERICAS HAIL
CARRANZATO-DAY
AS MEXICO HEAD
Six Nations Join United
States in Accepting
De Facto Rule.
NEW AMBASSADOR
MAY BF FLETCHER
Other Countries to Follow with
Recognition- Fmbargo on
Arms for Rebels Soon.
? . - Th? Trt- ana R-iras-I :
Washington, Oat II Oeneral Car
irill be recognised to mom
, : !.. Ire- lonl ' " ' -lco by the
trgentina, E
.
-
e envoj i Latin-Amei
pros?
. ? ? of the confer?.
,. "-ued this ?taten I
"The eonferre? ?' -tlons
from *.he-.r several h^it- i i
?. fi ?? -o-morrow the d*
ernmeat of Mexico, of which G?
? arr_- -
Karh of the co- ess ?
,-.,.. .. | .. - .??.?. oi do. I arransas
eonfldential ug?-nt her? i _ h;rn
, i of hie chief The
?oven nal
diplomatie ?
All the South and Central Amei
republics have be?
?
peeted that they will recoin is?
u- /? , ? ent in a short tima
European nationa al.?o, it i.? undirstood,
I the lead of the '?
> I a 7 e |
Secretary Lansing ha? not yet cor.
aidered the appointment of an .
to Mexico, It ie bel <*ved he will
choose or.e of the pr< :?'? in
America, probably Henry C
sr, Ambas-.- Am
r Stimson, at Buenoa Ayr??, is
elao mentioned. The .Secretary prefers
:i of a trained diplomat, and
eularly on? who apeaka Bpaniah
and is familiar with Latin American
? "ns.
The State Department understand?
that Mr. Arredondo, who has been Cur
ransa'i personal repi.tatlve here
for almo.: a year, will remain as Am
Mexico Mr _rri
is already occupying the Mexican Em*
baasy
Ar. embargo o II - il I Bts to
VI Is and other rebels again?*, tha
?n government will
in a few days The Treasury ?,
ment ha? already eFtablit-hed hi-: . i
Uve embari pe?al-"n of
an order detaining ah.j
Hona until - lation can be se*
eurately dot? In many
consignments have been delayed sev?
eral wee's?, seriously hai ? the
X.'.'.a armie?.
The reuiogntt or of I arransa by the
I Sta'es brings an end to the
long hostility of the State Depart?
tow-?rd the revolutioniot. For a?
months < arranse has been fi?r atronger
than the oppos: tions.
The eietery of I regen over
;? pa! _rmy et Celera, ne.r
thl iigo, was the climax of
trie campaign tha* lias alowli accom
? ?-:_-..on of the north?
ern army.
Villa Chiefs Denial of Order
to Seize Smelters Doubted
El Peeo, Tex , <><-? - G en < r
Avile, of Chihuahua, a Villa adh?
:'. a -i ? "fr\
mant aK'?-m
ed the
confiscation of planti i
American Rl . ? -:ing Com
- : irted.
Ir. minina ever, it v_. de
claied that th? on of the
? ? .
......
">? ? ? nment
It wa? state.' ? ? - rester Ter
'iered
\ ilia repre?
sentatives.
?. a denial followed the an
? of General V Ilia re
1 .,? iie had not
.? ons after it was ted to
him thai I i probat a ould
r< 'uarez
?o ex; urtatior. of nres and o i.e. n trates.
JERSEY ENDS ITS
SUFFRAGE FIGHT
(onltiinnl from i.ia.r 1
him?elf with b?r.g the power I
the throne, but l.e bri.ee his -
when a letter B]
....
7he county.
? paternal ii
and nraetli
low the lea ? ... ote as lie
them.
Appeal Issued b> Nugent.
After a paragraph devoted to the
privacy a
I BO u,-r-,ir Of 1 '?-inn
cratic destinlea .
Toeaeay next the eye? of the
s'ate ea< , la fact the < the thr.e
great states who ? I - SI. tO \
lova ar,
f.xed on K*^e\ Counl :< i igh no
choice of m.ne 1 have been mude a cen?
tral figure, as your r tha
abu.e, rilllfleaUoB and character as
?aisinatlori earned on by
leadership !n charge of the votes for
women campaign.
"In this instance I ask you to ur apt
? '.dgmer.t ?hen I State te ...
ood can come to New Jersey, to the
ome?, nor to the Individu
male or female, by giving the fran?
chise to the women. We ?To not want
le make another Colo-udo of New Jer?
sey."
If a ?ufficient number of voter?
break free fr ?m th? thra'.i of Nugent'?
"judgment" to sweep suffrage to vi?
tory In Essex County the
chleflv upon tha slender shoul I?
Mrs M tria C. V.r.
the V. omen'? Pi litical ; r OB |
? : aadei of the vetee fer arern*
Bwerh
S IBB and dark and girlish in appeal
anee, afra. Van Winkle has built up un
? ' ????? B, which i?
the ears and da . .
?
; have the b
It 0 o'clock y< fa euf
f-..a-.
.ry Park, and a
I eeri? equal fran
? ?ay. I ho speak
era work?-.:
a mon ' ? iy or night whi
of t);? piing a erewd
Amo-If ? e o:a
a
Lveritt Coll -, , e
the V\ e | |
Elle Reeve llloor ana M
loi Ohio.
I Otn.r __.ni.? of speak-r? clambered
?
Suffragists Still Fight
To Win Hostile Newark
All Last Nifjhl Speaker* Pleaded in Markets? To-CaWj
Women Will Guaid Polls and Electioiieer Till
Ballot Box ?Seals End Battle.
Il? EMMA Bl '. 111 1".
Nets -Jersoj soeiogist? ?r? still
light ag
Bill not s'op iVhting until
> r tote i? counted ai..i e??r>
i ' bed, hound with t-a?-e, seal' : ?.
. lets to Mirht.
ko? all the ? ...
This wa? Mr.
to her V
;.<i?? last night. ?,het-|i
? . . .-.
' ? ? .. ? - ? ? . ? . ? ? M
? ?'
be t* ? IBCsk
?
Talking :? ni| h all
da> SI
?
? I
?? ?uf
..."
?men'?
r.er"
a. ves
?
al *? ? elock :h;s n-.-r; :
Inigh 11
.
rnarkel men who
th? centre of departure
for '?? ? ad? up I aadicotei
"8o a nan awake In
... u svori
the Inatructioaa.
Cltj Hummed Suffrage.
It L' o'clock last sight there wa? a
parad? eeorate
mir! !?? ? V"0l for V. .'inen"
Newaik'l itreets. It
g All
? .'?: was ailve with ?UlTrSg?. I:.
? cti there m ?r?
g ?-? the gates when th?'
out from work a* BOOB. There
? ? handbilla,
- from promu.ent r:;i
?
nt? of William T. Hickey, the anti
,?" < oloradi lai.tir lea.ier. The
j apei rai ed "W hat 1? Bickey ?"
.1 .. D i annon, organiser of the Wool
ern Federation of Miners; Samuel
? rs i : rank I?. Walsh, ?-hair
of t!ie Induitrial Relation? Com?
mittee, were union ; those auoted At
? women bad s peak
sr , too. Their little sutomooilea.
parolo, grOOB ami
' ML--, were everywhere.
''If there were another twenty-four
hour? of rlus I think we'd all go erazy,"
- Maud Swart?, tucking a
lemon in a
throat, as she aroae to addr
I a* l
we can't ito] Ev?
counts."
i Through the long, h.etic afternoon
. 'he city ran re 1 with tale? o
In rhe Kogont district an.
. r\ flee 'r?-n
the i of argument, Mrs. Mm. \';>i
.-? ? el ber Bosh a* th<
terra of the Women*. )'?? ?
????? She is i
. . aroman, ?vito th?
eosaeea that belongs to pink tool
an [ olitlool i-ampaigns. If
?rau.-r ?? the right hand of h.i
WBI n baadls of papei-, amonf
eopiM of the paper? which rom
rorkers ffl th? anti sufTragi
te prisas.
Paper? To Be Held.
"1 do not latead to bm those paper?
sie | aid. "Wf
do n-. ? ? id ll Bgiag. Thi?
? ? c ? SB if ?T? c.tn keep
? ?' th? women con
? families I ?V0 .
'.. imke them publie unie?. SOI
-? r;.."
The campaign tras kept clean. N'o'n
Ing car ? ..-?? I eodqoarteri si
te of th?
f the thsss women
bum lure, which
women of other states will have |
plain away in their campaigns. Evi '
then a man dashed in wirh a copy of I
.:.! Jama? Nugent tvn- -end
Ing to MfiOO voter? last Bight, Mr?. Van
Wlnkls kept on ?miling. In th? lottoi
Mr. Nugent referred to th? "vieioui
I? idarsl Ip in --'".urge sf th? tai ?i
Women campaign."
nir." ?he shrugged "W?
are ?orry if Mr. \ugeri? feel? that way
about us This ha? not been a cam?
paign of viliflcatlofl and abu?e an I
character BSBassinatloO, a? he call? it
We have never ?aid a word ahout Mr
SBt which* we didn't read in the
papers, and we have never said thip??.
11 h? had ma !<? ?OBI? ^.ich at.
OB us a? this. From the beginning
.?? tried to conciliate Mr. Nage?t.
re '...H? .mut IS? paSSBg? in the
letter which occasioned comment from
the women.
''In this in??anee I ask you to accept
my Judgment," it read, continuing with
advlee to his "i!?-ar friends" to vote
"no" on the niffn.ge amendment
Crooked Work Thrill?.
"Ther'.'t -he ho?? for you," cried one
wotnaa. "Who is he that the voten of
N.-w Jersey ihould accept hii judg
Can't they form their own
opinion? 1 f?r if thev can't do they
to go to him /or advice? Let
look to the other side. There 1?
Abraham Lincoln, Theodors Roosevelt
util Woodron Wilson agaiaal .inn Nu
? ?? n soy m.-n would
neaitats ,o choose there."
CHOOSE .'_"'?? AND 7
SAFETY
The expense and loss of time
often attached to making invest?
ments reduce maierluly their
earning capacity.
If you are holJln . your money
In the hope of g.itlnj a higher
rate later on wc advise you to in?
vest It now at current rates. A
posslhle higher rate to he oh
lalned will not compensate you
for the Interest which you will
lose by waiting.
Our tax exempt guaranteed
first mortgage certificates yield
-',% Income clear, and, what Is
also Important, you can Invest
without expense any amount at
any time.
No invettor ha* ever lott a dollar
?0f__r/^RJ<j/.(E ('UAfyNTEE (b
Capital fi Surplus. .10,000.000
I 70 B'way. N. T. 1 .3 Remsen St., IJ'kljn
35. lulton S... _?m.k?.
Headquarters was thrilled from time
? time wil round
"f their opponent.. Delicious
ahudders ra? througl the
..-'ves fu.-., to f?'-" for
? me in their ? ?
? '??."
"Do you renllv believe thes will do
ng wickeu?" whispered one to
er.
"My near, Mrs. Holer,i Weed, 'ha'
Connecticut speaker toll me" ?he
lowered her voice to tell the 'ernble
thing "tiiut her colored chauffeur told
i.. r _ man told him he wus go:.1:;.' to
vote 'yes' <.:. the auffraga aueeiion, bu'
he would be ? 5 short for doing it."
The trail :' I eve:, into si:-1
headquarters, -here at least one bun
ired me-. ,,?>.? . their ervicoi to bend
out beer an.i i-._ar. for the WOBM
day.
"Needless to ?ay, we refused their '
offer," ?aid Mrs. van Winkle. MWe
i.ren't offer.r-.^' anything to our friends,
except pink ! : t ?- r r. * ure Oh, ... I, Some
of them will get a tree ride to the
polls. We . hnll do everything in our
power to gel our vole out, even to
?ending eutomobilea for "'?r *"r
That is the worst of ths friends of
right and jutice. They never tab
trouble, While the forces | -
always or. the job.
Autos to Carry Voters.
"However, we have sixteen BUtomo
\ biles, one for svi ry ward. Some of
. these we own :. huve been
hired by pri\ -.t?? indh duals for a whole
week, so we are . a them.
The In I sa ' must not be
hired to hi- rig voters, but nun wer"
hired for general is.- and by or;
??? will use 'r.e-e auto
? to .firry luncheons to the
era nf the polls, und there will he
' street meotincs und electioneering
?;,er< We must ke?p up the
'.. ? minute."
At | o'eloek yesterday there w
? < far the IM women who ai
wi.trh at the polls.
'..jr enemies will challenge
risrh* ?o be 'here," she fold the **?
. ? ??! _\ ,|,,.,'> ..o-j move, BO BM
tell? you to get sol Dool
ad of o ly m th? world.
ob'I ?
? I hi. th r,L- ':??* I? g^-ng to hur'
i, ?.a- . . ?JOS || that we Y
.,, protectloi Bgslast last mlaota
Irai ? A By man run SOB?? ''.
??i -i, -ill- afternooB nr,-l rota
-.ame rn-.u'e. We have i
checking him up on the r
\ 0 is to chsllengi
., looks aospielotts. 11
...? n -..r' bal i ??< id ei
.. ? ? challenge him. He stay be ?fi
i-ir?, h ?? wi ting erith ?he ?*?
Ina ?f ?be man under who?, name h?
toting If bis baad is bandaged, m
? ke ?he bandag? off. Ir il loi
sun-, s?*c if ?? ha? a fake ?cab made
iri? seid.
"Challenge for Lock."
"Don't let ?hern go ?o the poll? ah?
of you. lie thsrs >.r 8 o'clocl. an?l ma
them unlock "h>- ballot hox in ft
I and ?low yea there ar"
ballots already ir. ?t. Keep ye
?ya on the boa all day. If you are
n bail distrir' throw a hiuff now a
'hon. ' hal'.enge u tarn jU?t for lu?
I' will put the fear of the law it:
?heir heart?. Bat dott't ?hslleng? *
many, or you will get your??lf d.?iikr
The Ia?l time I w,:'c>iei! ? ? ?h" polls
had them ail brittgiog me i<? crea
?oda by night. V?.u g<-' more votes I
?han by frowaa. Doo't ch>i
? . ?? : . jui r ii.tea ?.
:s overalls. You may hurt tl
..< of a friend.
I a!! day, no ma'ter how mi
you are."
i predletlBg 'he ou'rome of tl
. most of th? Newark ?ulTn
irists w.-re too buaj keeping up wit
the antis to do much 'alk;ng. Th?
? rking rather than propheaylni
? m 'he face of slflSOSl
defeat, at ?heir town. A pol
?i the WeatinghouM factor]
? n an?? meeting? hive beei
hot? ?! a m..?? diseouraging ? il
'or 'he '? omen. There v. i
favor. "X op posed and nine indiff?rent
"You he* I'm against It," laid on
truck driver. "Suppose the nit
I, 'hen 'here's uno'her dollar on t?
the poor man."
Bg m..** lounging in a grocer'
?to*-?-. >'.;? r a ?'irt
"Ye?, I'm for l\" he derlared. "if
tmst a woman t.. n urry her, I
I cur let her vote."
The majority of the factory worker
only grinned at the notion. They ?alii
: ?rait and -e?> what happened
? Bight he'ore thoy said how they
would vote
The luffragista knew all this. Thev
'.ha' Newark was an unfriendly
Bad that th?- machine politician?
? I ?th parties were agii.v?' them, as
well as the normal indifference of
I -non on this subject.
"'I" ;. can't ?ay we didn't di? scame,"
Ifr . Vari Winkle at the last rrin
ute. "Wall BO? l> OB fighting to the end,
.id we arc .'* ev?B going to cry if wo
are bea' II
into automobiles and were driven
nd visit? tO tie !'.r
tS of the county. S^xty fa?-''
??vero } a '-e^ni..
noon time and u? many more a'
o'clock in 7 During t
.-n a school of i
conduc'i d at hi tors for i
men and -.?'.rr.?i ???? , are ?
?
leader Afraid of Fraud.
"I am not overconfi-'.. I - "
a shall hir .
agairat fraud in this county v.hich w
he hard to |
ma j or i tj
? ? I .
ppy."
? ?? in_ a ruling made
by Supreme Court Jusl ?
Bwayze, It was learned tl
n .' 1 be
morning * . 7 at nii;ht.
? ? ratloi ? for I
\, w Jem
.
? i until 9 o'cl
?tral
?
? re unab
their p
? ? - ?]
talon inci
fraud, and
go 1 te, cl airman i
?
? . m k a cano I
tors ii effort
ilt for a mi
more than one ballot.
tterne S, never ahaent from tr
campaign, has grown stronger !"?" roe
the t_o par':?--, as the fights near
'. .. ? . ? -, . t" anonymous rumoi
bave been stalled an d
?mpt action of tha
Barrett L. Crandall, publicity mam
ger for tho antis in Newark, publish?
ye-terday morning an Interview pu
? / to he with Newton A. K. Mu1
Doe, Republican state chairman, i
which Mr. Huirbee wus allege
"1 opvct the liepublican party to vo1
: ?gainst 1 otes for women."
wA thl wee called to the attentla
of th? I I rman lie said :
"It i? absolutely and unqualified)
. -id you eai 't make -
too strong. The m ling bin
be the ] ' ? :
? ib the str.et. ar.d I 'old h;m
? ol 'uking any ? main.
h?id nothing whatever to sa
about It."
I report issued by the oppc
: ? ts of suffrage announce,1 that th
Cati, bound b ? thelr creed '.
? ?'.? ? 'Ht.
Oi tl:'- Trento
iterday, aay
thel
? - B clas
?_( privileged - ?? vot? - tl ? ? -aw- Si
Aid from Labor Men.
v thai l m the "antia1 " of
?? ? imbled away yeeterdey, whei
Coloi ado repudiate?
.?:. i Hickey A lettei
... bed by th? ? '.in.:'
of sul ? last, in weich h?
ba aeeretary of th* ? ?
of Labor and said, "1 ron
? al t of tabor woaaaa laffragi
bas beei a fi
? . eaptlon "What 1- Hiekej "'
print? I yi -*>-rii;?y Ml
eral - Joe D Cennon, or
tern 1 ration ol
. |1 William T. _
secro'ary :-. ?
[< lie d.i
hold tl ' ; ? ?: u-e.l it t(
th the rot
?
I ipport from the
ol i lo. lie never deserved ..
? ? '
erado
im T. Riekei expn
? ?we, ai.it not those
,,..,?
- I .??
Organis?
fly favor
and believi
'
? rty a 11
had
?
iffrea
i
only comment Mr?
I Henry M. Darcy. president of the New
ark branch of the New Jersey Asiocia
Oppoaed to Woman Boffroge,
would make.
. r iiixht Si;s?ex County, hith
led B? n Htronia-hold of the
bowed sign? of ?veak
| .11 :rs stand a*, 'ho la.-t moment
: going ov.'r -.o th? vote? for
Influence brought to
? 1. ministers OB Sunday is partly
I for th:?. rotOXS
ho hail previously SB
suf
? r to the equal
franchise party, whose lea,1er? claim a
: '. y.
In most of the other eountie? of th.
II :? prob
. a suffrage majority, while it is
id thai Trenton and the political
.u there may swii.?- Mercer
th? eooso.
I?r. Mary Walker asod her influence
to huid Hudnon County t.. ?affrsg?
cvei ag, Btaadiaa ob th? ?too? si I
i? . . ????!.-. Hall iho .??:?;???
? ?.
ws? ? ? th? Constitution
..id men and
n 1
. Winklo issued a final state
merit 1st? la I Bight, in which ?he
'We await the count of ?he ballot
denes. Wa recognise fully
. faith an?! sinct-ru conviction?
. . cam
Bot, ? ??rever,
frank and
? ?" the rac'ics of
? . be? . difficult to
re with the eooaiderotloaa of fa.r
p
"exposed promptly, ai they fortunate?
ly have been, they can have, and have
., as offset aatOOOt, through the re?
sentment they have arouied among
fi.ir-mlnded men, to add to the number
of our supporter! mar.y who were in
the doubtful ciass.
"I make this statement in the hope
that men oi the ?tots may be fore?
warned against like deceptive effort?
that may be made in the last houri of
the campaign and too late for answer
and expoiure."
Camden.
! Bj T- ?araj>l. t?. Ttia TYthun? J
.aniden, N. J., Oct. 18. Suffrage
?adir? declared to-night they woul.l
? ? ? ?I in the counties of
Isa, Qloucester and Salem, com
. ? ? . lonal 1'istrict.
bert J Irving ?aid the city
?? urn in a majority aicaii.st suf
? . . ut that this probably would b.
overcome I... ..".- of the county
where the aehioea are not
? ? si. Botl -.des were active
all day, hut the ?affrsgista put in 'he
i eai the battle they
l staged with vigor for many week
Burlington.
If) T. rira;.' ? .' - :n? ;
Burllagtoa, N. J . I let It Suf
:? . ? sty c
smpoign I |i raoel ga
Miss fl
:-;.!<,rr..?" I hav ?
a ma'jonty of 2,000. The suffragist
credit the liquor men with a full pag?
? ? te sdv?
ir eoonty aewapsper? to- luy. '.he word
h has excite ! w-.ple comment.
?ha: if the amer.dment i?
ted "'he wive? of the Polacki and
? will rota with yoot ?rife, an.I
UN
? and I ?au rhten I the Kevolu
ar.d brown
;iay."
Bergen.
tS " Ort. II Thlrtr
loeoi ? | wits
erithusin-7 young and old.
' :'rom one ?l
in a whirlwind I -
??? paigB. The foot
ea la many town?
commuters
?'??v. Yor?. d:tin't
i . ? ? be - " ig '
?? bald to sight in
- i -
i.sack.
- ? ' Chariot
?:>?->.:? Ma? - Platt, of
IS Frances Coo Reott,
Wslter < ? mmerce, Mr. and Mn.
J F.! f New York City; Mr?.
1 V.:? StillmOB < hurchil! and Mr?. Bab
f Colorado?
K A. (Stumm, a Civil War veteran
and a retlre?l member of the I'nited
j S te? military telegraph corp?,
lal Ireolo, sear Hackeasaoh, la?t niitht
?poke on ?uffrase in the ArcoLa Jale'h
odist Church, and offered a suggestion
very man pencil in
,? and, n in or le ? as a
souvenir.
Middlesex.
B] 11 >-.-i...- I? T _ T - i uno I
New Brunawiek, N. .1., Oet II Ths
eampaisna for woman luffragi n M .1
dl?B --\ i 'ounty eloaed to i igl I n :
? a paradi
. !-. in B dos? n or more au?
tomobiles covered with bai :
? I. m ?I. ballot Tl
? ? I by a ceyly deeorat? !
. *i-uck In which "-as a
I the parad:? a street
? B ? ?? I ng wai i eld ? _ front of th ?
local headquarters.
The anti? had no demonstration, but
flooded ths eity '?'? -th !-.'?r..
ifl their interests.
Hudson.
Suffrage worker? from Hudson < "onn
ty K.M..led Neu York reaterdaj
? i the bom? -
hound commutera a ? I hey ?-. ?? ?
H adaon Terminal ren that.
they will vote on woman suffrage to
da] -he bu i I i ice a Jersey C
of th.- De Hart
Equal A rapid Are
bution of suffrag * ? - ? con
I ail day,
? tb tho -'? ???? ? ? at re working
out the Anal detail of the campaign.
Mrs. E. F. Pel? dent of th.;
New Jersey Wi ??? ??? \-.oei_
tion, will be iaJei ej I '? most of to
day. She is eonfidenl that the pro
pesed amendment will be adopted by _
majority of at least ?6,000.
Hoboken yesterday was placarded
with posters directing the voters to
defeat the amendment.
Ocean.
IBr Tal .rapi. ?-> I"*-? Trlbur.? ]
Lakewood, N. J., net. 1ft. The elev?
enth hour trend In Ocean County wa?
decidedly pro-suffrage, anil leaders
were predicting as high a? a 100 ma?
jority in Its favor out of a possible
1,600 vote?. In Toms River, the county
?I at, a house-to-house canvass has
been made by the suffragists, and tho
result of this indicates a lead of over
100 In that town
Impartial observers predicted that
the lower end of the county would fa
vrr suffrage. Tho alignment of Presi?
dent Wilson on the su*rr..ge side is
? BBCOgnlacd as an men asing fac?
tor in favor of probable succe-s.
Somerset.
IB7 Talegrapl, to Tl.a Tni'itva 1
Bomerville. N. ... Oet 1R. The
Women's Suffrage League of Somerset
i OUnty i- laUfUins of success tonight.
George M. La Monte, of Round
htrook, president of 'he league.
she wsa con. dent the amendment
...,._,.l i a carried On application of
tha Suffrage !.. I ?
County Board of Ejections to-day Is*
aued permits to thirty-three wonim to
watch at the polls to -morrow.
There is BOW a errangte l?.rw,>..r. the
women an.! ?? I -. teaoaa the
member? of the league Waal te
_.. the thin three
permits ?erve for about ono hundred
women. The lew provides that
watcher may appoint a substitute.
Sussex.
;nj Masrasa ut IB? tm. ?in? l
Newton, N J. Oet IS. Su?-ex COS
ty will defeat woman Suffrage 1 >' 7
votes to one. it ia declared here. T
? tent of the farmers is a
?I ad to the ballot for womi
ave a list of I
? S ' ' ... more than one-hi
QUml -r. who are OOBOa
to the BO indmi at In spite of tl
I _ ma E. Dunn, ?uffraga lead.r
Newton, claims a victory.
Monmo.ith.
I |*| -.a: I I I lYB ? ? 1
\-v?::rv Park. N. J.. Oct. 18. Suffr
gists continued their campaign in Mo
mouth County up to the last hour t
eight, It Is believed the result wi
a Far1-, organizations are ta
.r.g no dit-?-'11 pert In tha campaign
Monmouth, but the fact that both Den
ocreta and _? p iblicana are maki:
preperatloas to got vo*ers out to-mo
? -. i ? ; tei ' red t? insure
? amendmei
ti.m If the -??? il election were m
i da gistry.
Passaic.
? *
P --.n. N. J., dct. IK Suffragist
in Pesas I ''. are continuing thei
? | * minute. Dr. Mary (
Cummii i, president of 'he Paterso
ige Onion, s;.;d:
"We have fought hard and are con
? lent of victory. If we can get ou
vote out and get a square deal we wil
win in Passaic County by a large ma
jority."
Mrs. Garret A. Hobart, vice-presi
dent of the New Jersey State Associa
'Ion Oppose.) to Woman Suffrage, said
"I think the 'antis' will win. We thlnl
that the majority of the men will stan<
by us and will not thru?t upon m
-omething which we do not want."
Mercer.
[Br __1??**4_? to Th. TY!' ..-_> ;
Trenton, N. J., Oot. 18. Both sidci
are conildent they will carry Mercei
County at to-morrow'? suffrage elec
Kesrton A. K. Bugbee, chairman
of the Republican State Committee, to
. an interview alleged
to have bien .ireelotcd by the New Jer?
sey Association Opposed to Woman
Suffrage.
In this Interview Mr. Rugbe? was
quoted as saying he expected the Re?
publican party to return a solid vota
1 against the amendment. Mr. Bugbvo
a .i ..:. al lute ;. Mae
meet "1 don't see what they .an
hope to accomplish by such tacnes." he
said. "They will certainly <lo them
- more harm than good."
are. K. Varde Breeze, president of
the "anti?" state society, gave out a
?tatemen! in which she asserted there
I be ?. substantiel majority in the
I anil ' ' rie amendment.
Mrs. Jantei at. Br?ese, mother-in-law
of the "ar.';s ' pre? dent, headed an ap
? peal issued by many women property
owner? urging the men to g-.ve the
women the ballot
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irrif? for our attrarti, e Stod.larii-A WtfitO booklet
Sot?t-Sons
Important Sale of
Feather Neckwear
Remarkably low-priced.
Ostrich Feather Neck Ruffs, Tassel Finds, value
2.25 ?& ...50, for 1.95 & 3.25
Ostrich leather Hoas, values 6.00, I0.?00 & 25.00,
for 4.4=50, 8.75 up to 19.50
.Marabou IVather Boas, in Natural & Rlack,
special at 2.95 & 5.95
?Metal Trimmings, a full assortment for downs
or Milliner; Purposes; real value, 15c to 4.50
per yard, for .10 to 3.25
Opalescent and Colored Headed Trimmings, a
full line, per yard .18 to 5.95
MEN PLEDGE 12.000 VOTES
More than 12," gained
for suff Day if all
the ? ed Inte Labor
Temple last night kee prom <e
...
f Bei . (al . well
known ?? an author ar.J. Be? rJ ??. imn
to 2,000 persOBI I 200 of *. e-. rr.tr. -
?>n "Why Vo*. for Soff race?"
He ?aid that a rot? sgaiBst "h* m.,
wai to cost a ?lar apon a Bisa'? ?rif#,
mother or sweeth.-ar*., and that in,
BsOB who Toted Bgaioat tu? men.,-?
. i never agola ipssh te ? worasn.
On View To-Day. 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
at th-- '?allerlei of the
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
3 33 .341 Fourth Avenue, at 25th .Street
AN UNU3UAL DISPLAY OF
RICH AND ARTISTIC HOUSEHOLD APPOINTMENTS
listing of the entire
FURNISHINGS OP THE RESIDEN? _ OF THE LATE
William S. HanCOck, of Trenton, N. J.,
be .old by direct
a l.i*_*.ee under h'.s arill)
1 oi.ipr-?.;:-. In part'?
Adam, Colonial and Other Artistic Furniture,
. 7 superior excellence Bed practical!) --.e
Rich Cul Glass, beautiful Dinner Service, Punch Bowl, Pottery
bull of ? leopatra, COItl) Draperies, Sui;d Silver, ...-:?'-!._ Plate,
Turkish Carpets and P.?". Eiver-,-:; I':a.:_. with Tel-Electric Pliver, ? "?Id
i Hall Clock from the Estate Sale C. Joseph Bonaparte, .Mirrors,
P ' ires, ccc . fltC,
To be Sold by Auction on Thursday and Friday,
October 21st and 22_, commencing at 2 o'clock each day.
Al Si i ' IN VIEW
Propert) received fi ?ni l?verai I Individ lit, Including
Jacobean, Louis XV., XVI., Empire and Sheraton Furniture.
A".?*:- . ? 1 I ?'.alian Renaissance Bedstead -7.1 canopy
top. a costl) Dining Room .;a**v, ? ?-. mplete Empire
; ? Room Suite, Victor v-.:r'-:?, riffan) Co i ? :_, i line speci?
men of Moose Head.
Small Collection of Choice Chineie Porcelain?,
a valuable Japanese il ? lered Panel, and ma'., other objects of
home adornment and itility, Alto j qua. ientleman'l Jewelry
to be sold t.? close .'.:: Eli ite, bj -l rectioil ol the Executor!.
Days of jales, Wednesday, Fridaj and Saturday, i ictober 20, 22 and
2 3, from 2 o'clock each d.i-.
HENRY A HARTMAN. Auctioneer.
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District No. 1, 14th to 42d St., bet. Fourth Ave. . nd Seventh Art.
Address.
"8 Weit 25th St.
Broadway and 29th St.
3'st St. and Broadway
Times Square, at 4_d Si.
26 Camercy Park.
12 16 F_.it 3ln St.
37 Mbdison Ave.
29 Eaat 29th Si.
7th Ave. and 38th S*.
28th St. and Fifth A.*.
29th St. ?ad -Wit.--. At?.
9 11 Ea?l 39th St.
7th Ave. cor. 36th ?_
District. No. 2, Washington Square Section, below 14th St
Hotel Albert, 11th St. ?nd University PL $1 per day end ?p.
Hotel Earle. 103-105 Waverly Placa.
Hotel Holley, 36 Washington Square.
Hotel Judson, 53 Washington Square.
Hotel Marlton. 3-5 V\e?t 8lh St.
Hotel.
? Hotel Arlington,
-Hotel Breslin.
-Grand Hotel,
Hotel Hermitage,
Hotel Irving,
-Hotel le Marquis.
-Hotel Madison Square,
Martha Washington,
-Hofe' Navtrre.
-Hotel Prince George,
-Hotel Seville,
Hotel Touraine,
Hotel York.
Rites.
$9wk.Eu.424wk_Vm.f.fl
$ I ? day and up,
|l per diy up
$1.50 per day tnd _p.
$30 per week up. 2 peapk
11.50 per day op.
On application.
11.50 per day s?
II per day tp
$1.50 per day up.
1130 to $3.00 per ftp
On apt; i .itioo.
$1.50 up.
$9 wk. Eu_ $16 wk. Aa_
On a, a-? ...
$1 Eu., $2.50 A?
On appi?calon.
District No. 3, 42d St. to 63d St., bet. Madison Am and Broadway.
Hotel Bristol.
-Hot?*l Rurkinghem,
Hotel E-Op.re.
-14 East 60th Si.
Hotel Greit Northern,
Hotel I .any.i?m.
Hotel Laurelton,
Hotel Leonori.
Hotel Longiere.
Hotel Lorrine.
H >'el New Weslon,
Hotsl Netherland,
Hotel Richmond,
Hotel Somerset,
Hulel Si jiraes.
122-24 Weil 49ih St.
Fifth Ave. ?nd 50th St.
b3d St. ird Broadway.
Eager fit Bibcock.
118 West 57lh St.
Fifth Ave md 56th Si
147.149 West 55th St.
63d St. ind Madison Ave.
157 West 47th St.
Fifth Ave. and 45th St.
Madison Ave. and 49ih S_
59th St. and Filth Ave.
70 .lest1 46lh St.
150 VI est 47th St.
109 II 13 Vvest 45th Si.
On applicatioB.
$2 per diy up.
$1 per .Jay and Up.
On application.
$2 per diy up
On appl'-ilion.
$2 per day up?
$2 per day _p.
$1 per day up.
On applicai'oo.
On application.
$2 per day up.
$1.50 per diy ?p.
On application.
$1.50 per Jay up.
District No. 4, 63d St. to 110th St., bet. Central Park W. and Broadway
hotel
Hotel
Hotel
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Mi nil? ello.
"".-?m.??i Square,
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_.!___,
102 West 80ih St.
77th St. and Broadway.
Broadway at 94lh Si.
Broadway, 6M_ to 86th St
170 West 744 St
202 West 103d St,
81st St. fit Columbus Ave.
61st Si. and Columbus Ave.
201 VUsi 79th Si.
Central Park W.. 72d Sl.
50 58 West 77th Si
66th Si. and Broadway.
Broadway at 103d Si.
35 37 Vlest 64th St.
Bnadway, 70th lo 71 si St.
104 Wesi 70ih Si.
Broad? ay and /bid Si.
On application.
$2 per day up.
$1.50 up.
$2.50 up. I or 2 {*'****?
On appl cation.
$30 up for tw*.
On ippUitioo.
$1 per diy up
Room and bath, $2 ***?
$2 per day up
$2 per day up.
$1.50 per day up.
$1.50 per day up.
$1.50 up.
$1.50 per day <*?
On appkaKoo.
Roo? and _.*. $?00 *
C- Hotel Margare!.
BROOKLYN HOTELS.
97 Columbia Heights. $45 per moalb. 2