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AFITAL SOCIETY
STRONGLY FAVORS
EQUAL SUFFRAGE
Host ol 1 ' iders in Cabinet
and i ongress Indorse
(he Cause.
y;RS GAI T NEITHER
FOR NOR '.(i.MNST
;;,, V. 101 I ?P?^ Prcsi
Soon w in 1,-ik.'
the u A"" \ li ?
?
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SOI reme ?at fer it .r . vol?H ' .
H I -_HK_*.r?. .\ii_n ?OTgOIOl *k '?
Mrs Kl,-, it 1 s.>r?. _r.. Mrs
?_ Uihb?. M-?..?-.- are, f??r if. ?__
? favor le -? ???in. Y m R? ,?_
>?? ; ?a Bonos I '- n.Tt mliitr??? n'
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th him un th- ? i
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a
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from oth?
Doniel i ?.. f'?r Sa-Trogc
In f
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ran toc?
than get ?
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-, that if aha
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f th? ? ' ?vhs am
m pal . '-,,-?
rats
a'o Mr. Redi . '
re. who i
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Like M asi
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mai tion thi
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rly, pel
. ? ? - ? to 1
rarl
<??hen woi ? ? .
?
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great
K ? h h e r
Dl ? ? ' ???nor.
Qualities that
distinguish the
STYI I H
?it
?EOLIAN-VOCALION
/1 1 rounded depth or tone?new to
? .* phonograph.
(?\ A : ;te al tenet of metallic Qualities.
|*3 1 ?'?.?...:...' CO bring fbfth m all pnnrv every voice
::i the orchestral choir, even the most difficult,
such as the wistful "strings" and the mellow
"wood-winds."
Mi -Tve wl ind fascinating additional phono
-? or subtly varying the tov.c-.olume to
su" r ta te.
/ttj . . nirv and beauty or line and finish
iwn to the phonograph; impossible
. . in a mere illustration.
No other phonograph at any price even measurably
this superb model o? the Aeolian
lion ?it $150.
We will he glad to show you all the different
h models of the Aeolian-Vocalion and play
them for you whether you arc an intending pur?
chaser or not.
THE AEOLxAN COMPANY
29 West 42nd Street
An Arch Supporting Shoe for Women
si ol the Costard
?ora as tl'?
or trans.? r-r an h
. is deslRS>
ed*o i-- rain "" ''??r
mi_.:?_s ?.; '!,?? loo. I
. ??:_ ground?
. earcfa i_ it. n.tu
'*! ?jo-iuuu.
Janet are many women sol?
'?'' trouble
*hlch th made to re?
''-ve. Are you one of thcr...'
??aH M Ci.__.;_. vovr fret.
Coward
Shoe
Sold Nowhere Else
?James S. Coward
264-274 Greenwich St., N. Y.
?*??") O, _. ? F,ued ( v?, u Attrn N?rt) Send for C?alo?
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LEADERaS SEEKING l'AHADi: TRIUMPH.
Mrs. Ri hnr-d Hillirtr? and it ?' U ?
Mr?. Warner M. I.?-?-*?-!-, of Equal Franchisa Society.
when ?he ?av<: "Hsviflg wn'? :
wo* rantai . n whi
? worn
? ? ? ? three yean I
had i?, i cate it wit
??? the l.err.-i ?
thai ttei
... gh r
. . ....
,-?
? it a I tneetifli
takei 01
Mr.- ' ?? i
agi ? rken
? v. hr.il hai
* . ? ? ?? having h in
I The. ..'v n fu-. ..i ,
?
? .
for of th?
h*? ? .. ?
". ts. Miles 1
!
frol of Co
?XI - . e Hoi
: ? ?
I : i Mr
i, oae of ? :
? ? ? ?;??.-,".! 1
. nd, of M
Mrs. 1 Warren, of '?\ j
? ? - a I ...-?? in hr.1.
sad unoffl. al ra Roben I
1 h F tte, of V 011 '.t or
for (he i ? . ? ? ...
v. Ilianti E. Borsh. of Idaho, Mr?
ll. rhomp ? : . h.nle
? urr :-. .,* Kan ? . Mn Heai ? F . ?
hursl ?'?? - band r? ek
? ? ei m--i >? im
ni thon thai -, Woman Suffrage.
Mrs, Albert B. ( of lowi
?? M i -
W? lej I Jobos, of '.\ - I ton, help
her - :,? ii co .
r, f ? ? . tee ob S
i. .... _ Owen,
a leader in suffrage circle? I
? g for rhe mi em?
? ? fr' -.- ? : . ?
Massacl etti v. ?. ? ...
meeting |
workei s for
Speaker ?'lark'), Strong Aaaet.
II r ssset SpMkoi o
Hosse, r!.?-.- bol i; !. - -...'?
. ?
. r bes!
One cannot r? call ihr
..
when ti : . ? ? ?
it thii
? iiow Mrs.
rods ,:. the foi i
arsvod ? luffrage :1h,?. All th roach the
?f I ??.?????.?' \4 ? . - I
?trong suffrage lent intent,
? of the lead? r of
the minor:
rhe food work ' .??? .loes
. ' ng official line?,
,? ? let, ? . -i,l the
: ,,r?
rhomss P. Wi
the aal s bor? ? ion ed
if th? \'i?*r
Prei dent, and r.?..k ap th?
rage. Other women who \t??rk for
novsmenl sri Mrs ;
Honey W V, ?
Georg? ?'Dell Hi *?'? Cut
' : Flora v?
? ? ?? Hopkim, Mi
? ,,i? '.\
\
Mn I '. -.
'
Mills, Mn Richard Wainwright,
Rol ert Evani ai I Mr- \{>. i ?r.:
? ,,-.?' Boi I?
"R. ad Loaf for us. but
lt*t ?Loifcr for Amis"
Pr Aooa H?.wnr.l Shaw, btoi
il," ?aid jroou rdaj
? *., g
' ?
\ merican '?'?
thrive ob defesi
, . -. ?. -
soil da) witb
?? i fight, sad m the easo ?-'
a it mil?' he Hi
thsr sUto aatOBOBBOBt cob o?
sobmittsd, it j? perfectly ?ojji.a!
? they should turn t_
to the other t>:k- avenu?
fngreOfl to gwe th.
hai refueed.
"A ti i .?.?-'. the Jersey campaign ?
en have been i-a'?iii_ *
of the men voters tS '
i ?i?s probably th^ir h
. . the rots t" th. wom
? its. If they fallad i"
? I I . old he f.ran'p.! b> ?
men ni" .. ' .?: 'ate. 'hrouph a Fed?-!
it wei because they t
.< meri of New .1er?
her do it than to let nth
? ? ? New Jersey arom
peal? to it'?* mon -f 'heir uta'
'. th? bands of the*?, men
?< have rhu?-n. By th
? - fores the worn.
lake t h nit? motive
? thine that Neu le
? is to work for Pre
?? pal suffrage, a : i
? the state Legisla
; for this they wi
in- woi i eousl\ for th?. Fe.
foi what pu?he? itsi
tional luffrege, ar
rice < '
. i eon s?M defea
and we tl Mr?. Catl thi
the set! Jsrssy w ill bo.
little real ?' I ipon 'ho r?? -w ti
Mow Yorl P? ? a ar,H M .??arhi
sett*. Long a? ? - rood -ometim?
-ij.-m^ to -i^. ?t .- till longer for th
t I ? ? rest a??ured thi
word '? done
EAST SIDE POLL
SUFFRAGE SWEEP
????linn. ?I from t*At* I
:?e there could he ro dirt'
ith w omen ?ol .ig Mi o I fi
proti told him to rote again*!
? i . ".!Km_tically.
A I lost
161 i !i-'-".'. Street ... I I tod Me
breo Trades to r.?!:fy the choie?
v mbly snd Aldermen of the r? rh
At the suggestion of Mr
? '. n vote wa? tahSS B ;th th"
- 0| I'l'I \ o?, .. I'-l MIT, . ..^*
.'? registered Bgeinst wosuon
.. 7 wore undecided.
if the ballots wsrs rotarass
BS written on the back In
u large, sprswliag hand one worker
? rots \ - ? * --;- puei ? Is an datj
?OB ?iitfraife. I hope
? ? -v i,i kingmon ? i!! do the ?
? Ith Ward."
\ ? ?pro'* ?upge.ted 'hat the
woman |l are? the responsibility of
? iinl therefor? lbs iho ltd _??
, | ? .-.1 ?o a voice In the loWBBOb -
Of the city, nation and StStS
?? \ ?...rii ? is forOS ! tS "he-. ' .?
t are made by the S ta'.- Legii
? ire," wrote a "pre'' "o by sb
t have the right to propo?e 'aw?
toto Logis ' re *"
ANTI DEFAMERS DENOUNCED
SosTtagS leader? \n>u?ed h> \n??n\
BSoas I ilerature .ttackt.
.-??? .... ? ' taasased svst
laffrsgs literature late?
ly distribut? ? . BUt the ?t?te, ac
| loffrOgS worker? of holding
tl riewi and of exeittnfc an
evil Influence ?pon womanhood tn gen?
eral.
Mrs Carrie i'-apmann Catt, rhair
B si af the Empire Stat.- t'ampaiirn
Committee, m?ue.i a itotemen! yestei
.... donounc -n: sack sttaeks a? "un
ii i treoeherofls."
' ?movement," ?ad Mrs
Catt. "hoi I ' r ,ir
? , . .-? ';. The M'-ie. to
.[ '? ths
? morals, to 'make the world
???"?i ' If at any time 'free !ove' or
moroll Should become question?
Of publie BBOSBOat, ?en?ihle people will
I rs them sensible sttention, and, m my
Bisat) will relegate them to the
realm of reartionarv morn's where the*
helontr.
"Meanwhile 'muH' badly
frif/hrcne.l onpo I
which ro hi<[?. ?h<> weakness
OB We ihl - I, men
I -?men of New
? who ar?-, pi r onsllj unkno
you. but v treal
?
aeauaintai ce who
laffrsg? mi ril
StiTFRAGF. MARSHAL NAMED
MlOS Klhel -MoM.in? Will II, ?1 BsaaiT
I'arnil?.. I?. '.1. r " :.
The trran?! IBBI
b(ir*n.,r parad--*. Oetob? r
F.thel Stebbim She li ;. -
Henry (?.
jrrsd'irirp, pretidlBl of ?he \
sorin?ion sod viija-chairmafl of
tsth Assembl) D '*? ..man
9 .Trace pair-..
In the parad. H bini b
?root n white soil
hat.
Predicts Great Saffrap-e RAv.
San PrOB I ' ' '?' ? r* ?u'
frntrr WOS 1
i ?alifoi
?'?--,- e should ? ? ?
tory, had .lone ? I tl
cause, bitterly ??
by the re - ill t<
? ? ?
servir??. The ial
Jersey sad nh ?
?
I le " Mri Frank Deering.
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Woman SoffrafC l*.?rt ?.
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Wumrn'a Political Ininn.
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WILSON CARELESS AT GOLF
Fianr?e HI? lompanion and COsMie
Though? MIS (..?m- -\ -- ''i?tt\ I..???!.
i ? ?
WsshiBgti
..-?'? . - ? ?
I
I r.oon
n.? fiance.-.
? be put un a t-r
g 1
... ? ?
. - ?
lar.d-d.
Mr? (in!* WOTB a g'
- ' th? ? ??
? ;a-ket. Sv<- ????*? ?
? I
?:ent hr.d .1 W hffl
? - '
: Mrs. B
-
Bones. 1
1 .-,
..* K? ??? : ? .*-?" ?
Miss Margare! ' ? ? 1
-r Ivo tO ? ?: ?
r.n the alert for t
r.f*er h-*r srrivsl si ? ....
oing day.
-2.000 MEN MAY
MARCH SATURDAY
Suffrage Leaders Now
Have Vision of a Line-up
of .3,5,000.
ADAMSON TO PARADE;
ALSO JUDOE WADHAMS
Recruits Continue to Rnroll by
Hundred. Vermont Women
Among Volunteers.
-teemltl for Saturday'? ?ufrare BO
r*,\n eontil .ed ?o e.roll by 'he hin
.. iterday, and the active work
'??'?! b] many now vol
-; ano have come to ,-????t dar?
re OOokl ' 7?- e rim
? Men's I'?. :e for Won?" S_f
DUnced 'na' m .re t*-ar. -,000
1 .-.?-. pr<-.->-M...| to march, and II II
e thst neorly twice thai num
will be in line hy Sa??:?^?;,- kt
rd WOI ? -? -Trage'*e ?ad. "If
?h?y k^ep on eomin?T ?o ?a?* and we.
>i msrchers in lins it
? ? leem likely tha* th? parade will
? f* move at all. But we ?* ?* '
every one."
lohn M turn _rd M'-?. Malcolm
port, bot i been ehosen
i.anr.er bearers to ??larch )?:.'
f Mrs. 1 ??? i ird Thomas, who ?rill
?he flag: of the internaron,.'
iffrage Alliance. The.n ne?
?re blue, yellow and
and emh la_<>ned with a I'nited
.' ;ti.?. ? r? -'1-?. 'v'?
i I ; Mrv John W Alexander
? countries whsrs -,-omen ha*.-?
-?.r.._e will be headed by ban
! tl ?? ha*? of the msrchers,
? rry ereen palm?, will be dSSO
. ?? colored cockade?. The
- ? ,.!?->-i.- in *ho international
ii will be roppeefed by mter
I wr"!iilis and irarland?. the col
! for eaeh (jro'ip being 'he pre
, ??-, of ?he flag? of the-r rS
tries Amone the new
?- foi the internotionsl dr.-i?:on
Mrs. Learned Hand, of N'ew- York.
.e Rublee. of Windsor,
Vt.
I-'ire ( omml??ioner ii? March.
? ? ? ? Mynne Mathison will rep
rl ir. 'he parade. She
? - - M_r a:-d ?ihield
and corry ? h.n?-?r ??king New York
te f"r woman ?uiTrac* on
? ?
The ?;r_"'i -nar?h..l of 'he .arid?
Ethel Stebbins, of S_ Wesl
SI !? i *. ? ho belongs to un old -
and well known New York lamilv.
which H ne i me '?';>'! a <-o-?n'r-.- .'-me
| - ? . ? lixth St ree- -low
i Mies Stebbini i o ( --.?il gr*
Hit of the A
In ?-i
? ?
' ? I
. ; , |
, ......
rar?;.
ni ci o? i
< i r.,. ,- ?.
:-, . . , ? r .
.-?-.. . .. ... H. ? | I
Lo-iee Greg '
MISS r I - lof
Stecher, Pi
E. Start
ther Teter?.
l.aur. f ? e
sod Mrs. Lets - Hoi .*?* 11
v i ? ? .?
pledged 'rer I? .nr^l: ar- ?* idg
'.'. ,-?? H. ''.-??
I. i lay, Dr H? ary M?
Service < omml itloner;
Moue. Irr m grafior ' ri
U'ibrr? ?Vdr.-n ..v. Pire (
. Prank, Ms
?.;... , !. .
? i^ner. a
Com n
Western Woman Voter
Lxhorts Jersev Sister?
, ???.,...,... ? ? . i ?.,-,
had a mur il pi
a? worn er.. ?' ey re
member,.,; their ! i
hoped for ? iuc i I of th?
r igi II ? I ?
frone
time New Jerse rom? ?
discoui fed. The
r'i_e I? no?
d?al through wl
na?? the - ?? le dil
sod knowledge
of tolernnre. We ar?
eront Thnr* -
?S" ? -" si i ? Ides i i
meo of Neu '? ? ? iv? not
'. ?-^a! kr ' ? ? . ? ? |M or
?.???. | || ? . ?
,l-.?-a- I the
--l> .? ro more :i ? ih:>-<-t of d'?e.i?
?ion in W; ere we hsvi
joyed equ : ' ?
than I
cotton or religiouii
"A |USt eanse ultimately ....lip??;
tsmpoi
' ? Failui
ment now lolisotion of
? ~^ ?? At.,-, of national
.; --.. ? ? it ray of solving the
?> in ,-ience of itatei
where women rol BTOuld
? n ? not anal is is, whils m a
-. ? tetes vei little help can
.? given." Mrs R A Morton.
Jersey to Have Sham B .ttle.
Hock? Bsack, N I . Oel ? ' Pha Ha
kell r""1"-!''- n'ar.i will be ?**..-l
Saturday by the Berg
T'th Reji.-i-... I
thi.? eifv with n eomi . ? ?
and machine jj-i;? ?
.*-ion b-. Major General Leonard W
Battalions under Colonel Von . ?
will defend the p
plane, ,p ?rhieh Ad] itant V
lo will make obe
notes to 'he .: ? ?rm< T'- ?
troop? ?rill eamp aeor tl ? Nortfi Ji ?
? !ounlr- ' ,-:v. '? - i ? ? ,
and will nnr_de o
OFFSET JERSEY
REPULSE. CRY KEF
New York Suffrage Workers S
Victor-, in Reaction fr-im
Machine Votitg.
I? ?a? a
-
among 'he ?urTrage t?or..*r? in K.
' ? '
,
? |, as "M ,r- ' - .
for wom.r
"The defeat ? '?? ? Ji ? - ? ?a? rot
had one .-?? vote? go," ..a
???.*? Match, r ? ? -
< ?' ? ? ?rday a
'??-? rhe women th?
.rht on i
In Ne
- -? were
I t luffras
?
.- It the i
action ?
ml
...
? : favor."
?iirman <
-
?
4
"Wl K r
- er were rll
. , . ? ?
? ?
a? " - -*?'e, a'an?|a h\ -? '
it lead?. BOt I nd the n.eri her
Hie progr?s? ?? nr. : ?? .tonne
ran do, They want I
* ...
Mrs. ' arris ? hapmaa ? att,
toe, laid: "For a
h<*>** * Hod with
? ISOd for rhe pur;
- Ifj ?? in the ?
il i
.;-t po
: ? i bosi i wort
an?i J.*r?i |
id to ri-e political ?-'??u? of J<r?ej
imh.i-i!.? a?-,i ,-ri'v noil B .
sey lit istion has m eos i l
New Yor?. and we are a?
victory to-day a? ev.-r IPS
political parties her- tai n?
, m ,..' ,r- ?
t ? the free expr?
? '. itrOBSBai .'. ?
lieve thi
Frightened By Burglar Alam.
Ses i- ?. v* ?' tod '? '
yesterdaj for burglars vh?
Tue?day Bight to tt'
Hence ..?' Ml Hryde- a'
gtroot Plrsl I ? ?roo,|
that "he robberi were ?r work at "ri?
ti?me of Porrest P. Di
'?
and harried i
-
.m had
?ene?! aw..
GIMBILLS
Broadway and 33d Street
A Sale of Hearth Size
ORIENTAL RUGS
$22.50?$25?$27.50
Forehanded'ness (the fad th.it GIMBELS bough. Oriental Rug
in quantities so large as to win important price-conces?ion- BKFORK
conditions in the Far East tied up the markel I accounts for the re?
markable values here given. The worthiest ?weaves of the Oriental
craftsman sre represented by picked specimens selected for their silky
softness of texture, their durability, and their barbaric yel artistic de?
sign and coloring. The connoisseur will appreciate their prices almost
as much as their beauty.
Over $100,000 Worth of Rich
Oriental Carpets Reduced
Hetlneed, w. say?simply because we own a very large stock at the old hefore
the-war prices, and can afford to create a sensation in the Rag world by offer?
ing them at prices in some cases closely approaching the wholesale cost today
Splendid qualities, personally sele? ted by our experts as worthy representatives of
the best the hast can furnish.
Kirmanshahs
Serapi Rugs
Asia Minor Rugs
of great beauty and in ..oft and silky of texture, in rich Oriental and
many sizes,
$215 up
at
$210 up
. hi?ese designs,
$165 up
There is rich assortment in the six groups mentioned above, and many a rug has
been radi? ally reduced that might ?gell adorn the collection ot _ ? onrioisseur.
Sixth Floor.
AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This is the ft), h Birthday of the Incandes
ccnt Lamp. Edison Day is being cele?
brated at the Panama-Pacific Exposition
and is receiving country-wide recognition
The New York Edison Company gratefully
joins in tliis tribute to the great man whose
name it bears?Thomas Alva Edison

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