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THE SUN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1915.
NUGENT DENOUNCED f
i!i;ij!;,:';:f'L"'''"':''
WISS MARCARKT VALE, niece of President Wilson, who will
" represent Alaska in the uiTrage parade to-day. '
AT SUFF GATHERING
R. H.Maey Cea Attrsrliea! Are Their Lew Mm
Malone Says Catholic Church
Is Emphatically Not Against
Votes for Women.
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MITCHEL PLEDGES AID
Mayor Mltohel and Dudley Field
Malone, Collector of the Port of New
York, wre on the- plittfurm lit the suf
frajre rally In PaW tl Hull Inst nlirht
to act the munlrip.il eral of approval on
"thecauee." The Mayor illdn'l May long,
hut loiia" enough to enable him to nay he
would vote for the nuffrage amendment
November 2 and to ure-e the men In the
audience to do the same. Ho the women
ware well eatlafled.
Mr. Malone stayed thiouxh the meet
ing and made an animated spei-ch, in
Which he denoun'-ed Jim Nugent. priilaed
President Wilson, prophesied euxess for
suffrage Ui the coming election anil took
occasion to assort that the Calhnlic
Church Is emphatically not against
woman auffrage.
"In the cantons of Hwitaerlitml," he
aid, "women and men together vote
to decide who shall be partoh priest.
Whan the Vatican w;is naked P change
thJa custom the request was denied. If
the Catholic Church will allow the
wutnen to choose sjiirltual advisors by
ballot, who can say that It refuses them
the right to choose civil officers In the
seme way?"
Mr. Malone gave New Jersey politics
ume hard raps. In whloh exercise Dr.
Anna Howard Mhaw joined when she
spoke later In the evening. Mr. Malone
blamed part of the suffraire defeat over
there to the atmosphere.
"I live on Hlverslile Drive," he said,
"and I smell the oflors that come from
New Jersey. I cannot wonder that they
have had power W stifle the Intelligence
Of 180.000 of the cltliens who live where
they are generated.
"I have hail the satisfaction of cam
paigning In twenty-one counties of New
Jersey against the hoss who opposed the
enfranchisement of somen. He Is strong,
but don't force; that the man who sits
In the President. al chair of this country
bent that bOSfl three times ; and the
women will lieat him yet.
"New Jerseys problem, however. Is
not our problem, ours Is a deeper, a
broader, a wider problem. The one
million women who go out to earn then
bread in New York and who need the
vote for their protection will get It. even
though machine politics has withheld
that protection from New Jersey women
for a time ."
Dr. Shaw ,sald Mi. Nugent was ex
tremely ungrateful.
"There are two women In New Jersey
who left their homes one left her chil
dren, the other her husband and went
up and down the State of New Jersey
helping him to defeat the woman suf
frage amendment, and he has never men
tioned them, never given them any
oradlt." she said. "Nugent won this
Ume with the help of the anti-suffrage
women, but 1 would rather go down to
defeat with President Wilson than win
with Nugent. Hetter go without the vote
till the Judgment day than get It with
the aid of Jim Nugent."
Dr. Shaw paid si glowing tribute to
the WOmM who are waging the cam
paign In New York.
"The world has never seen a cam
paign like it." she said. "As I have
met them In my travels up ond down
the State I have marvelled at their
strength and patience."
It was too bad, 1 r. Shaw said, that
mud slinging was disflguriiig the last
weeks of the campaign.
"but our opponent! are driven to the
last ditch, and the last ditch generally
has mud In it. I am amazed at the
names they call us. In one pamphlet
I am called an old maid, a Mormon, a
socialist, an anarchist and a peace at
any p Hoist."
Senator William II Itorah of Idaho
made a 'speech telling how well woman
suffrage works in the West Miss Mary
Garrett May. chairman of the Woman
Suffrage party, presided. Among the
box holders were Mrs. Norman lie K.
Wnltehouse, William J RchleSelln, Mrs
I'hillp I.ydlg. Miss Lillian Rusaell, Miss
Katharine Blake, Mrs Charles Titian)
and Mis. Ogden Mills Held The hail
was tilled from the front seat to tin
top of the gallery and every seat on the
platform was occupied)
BUS ROUTES DURING PARADE.
Prea-druf
Mmdr
i hanif ("ft for Thin .llrrnuun,
WhU thl Kuffr.iRc pstmdt if 1m proR
iefi to-day tht biMw of tilt ftfth -Avenue
CMch Cotnpny will fttMndon their;
uiuui routM Prwildntit RiobArd w.
.Meu'i.' of th company lit ihkIU ilreu
up the following itliirar( which will
gO lilt') tfttOi HI fOou Ml t ho pafttdt
HturtH at ;i o'clock and will htjt until i
the MifTi agists are thrnUKh.
Thf 0Mt Side lirnH, which Includi
th Kifth HVeltU, BtVOtlth avr-nue and
the Manhattan and H. NlcholM avenue
lines, will lake a route leading from
the Washington arch north to C'nlver
Ity phu t, through t Fourteenth itreet,
tbenoe to Broadway, djeventeenth
trert, to Pourth avenue, to Twenty
third itreet, to Mudlaon avfjnue. to
Vhirtyelghth etreet( to I'ark avenue,
to Portyaecond sti t-et, u Va mlei hilt
a venue, to Port) -hf t h real to i ark
avenue, to Wlxty fifth etreet, to Kifth
Mveuui-, and continue from there n
the regular route.
The Weal Side line on itiverHidp PHvi
win etarl from Waehlngton arch, going
thrnuKh to Went Fourth etreet, tbenoe
to Sixth avenue, to Ufgenwlch avnue,
to Dlghth avenue, to Columbui (-Mrcle
and then.v up Broadway on the reg-
ular route.
Ucfan ount Unit I 7 for Women
In I In- Ml9leBi4
TOM I ItivKit. .V .! . Oet IS -The of I
Aeial count of Ocean county in the euf !
frugt lection, with all the dlatliotfl in.
howH that 1,480 oltlgenfl voted "yee,"
a agalnet l.IVl who V0te "No."
Thus the proposition to amend the
Constitution in New Jersey to allow
WOmetl to participate in elections wan t
cHineii in Ocean county by 1ST votee
TheHe tiKM , however, ara niiothered
Up in the big majority rolled up ggftn1
HUlTrage by the other 1 Wenly count h 4 (
of the State about Rl.ooo in round
numbera
5 YEARS FOR KILLING AT SEA.
first Murilrr Trial In l-Vdt-ral
I iiurl Here In Ten tears.
lasonharfll Berklelns a Hrauian on the
Cftydi inier Comanche, was lentencoil by
Judge William n Hhefipard In the United
st.ites instrn t Court yesterday to live
yeara In Ilia vtiaita anllentlary for
killlni Honry Heachla, another lireman.
ahen tlx- ship was at gag and hound for
tins pur, un July -"i lust-
Uerklalii a convlotad of manilaugh
ler in the iit-si murder trial held in the
I'nltod states Ulctrlet Court in ten iurs
vi'uordllia in his noutiael, Ur. Julius P,
Hc Half r, lierklidn is the son of edu-
oatsd weii to do Herman ixtreuta, ami
having ISfelVed " KOOd W'hoollni liliu-
islf came in thli nouitlr) ahortly befora
t t outbreak i t the war to gel uusliiesi
Mvuerien i His couiiael aald he Irled
in get back to tighi for liii oourtry.
Unable to ileal more monei from Jiis fotn
il, Whose i-iioaie h.ni I, iVjin-ed hv
im war, he look ilu Ural imptoymtitt
. h! could get.
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Copyrifht Atrwrii M Pre Association
25,000 ARE TO
PARADE TO DAY
FOR suffrage;
f'o h tt lined from h'irnt 'iioe.
which marches uitrt Manhattan, form en
fcast Ninth attest. id of University place.
The Pstrolmeii'i Wives and Letter far
riers Auxiliary fall In l.ehln.l this division.
They form on Ka; Ninth street near
Bros, In ur
Brooklyn borough forma, like Manhat
tan. In lettered .lHlstnna.
Brooklyn borough it. --, and Assembly
districts 1 Hil l : are division A It form"
In North Washington Bqusrs Baal.
Assembly .iirtriits 3. i. ;,. and are dl
vision B. Ii forms In Kast Washington
gusre.
Assembly dlstrletl 7. ! ami 10 are di
vision i- It forms In Kast Washington
place.
Assembly districts II and II are dl
vision l 11 forms In the llrst block east.
W aver . plsee nn-l Ureene street.
Assembly district! It, II. 11 and II art
division i: I; rorms In ih s, ond block
!lst. Waverly plat e ami Mer er streel.
The Scandinavian committee is division
r I- form?, third block east. 44'er,y
place
Asen,b!y ibstrb ts IT and 1 are division
Q, it forma al University place north of
Waverly pim-.-
Assembly .tistrl. Is IS. 2rl and
dlvlal 01 M. I: forma o.i Green
noriti "f Waver;-. Dlai
I are
street
Assemol. districts J.'. .'1 ami Kings
county won. m Rutlrage Association ate
division i i; forma mi Mercer street
north if Waverly place.
Queens boro Woman Bulfrage party. Ass
se,nb: dlstrli Is 1 through I. forms en
BUM letiTb -i reel from l-'ifln avenuS to
v nl.i- e
Hl-lilii-.ri! Honaigli Woman Suffrage
parrv forma -n Kssi T.-ntb fr...
University piaie to Broadway.
Tin- l.ain.r Women form on University
place north ,.r Bs(l T.-nfh -iteei
Tin- Rqual Pranehlst L.raVi- forma on
Weal Bleventh it real
The Collegia!! IsSSgUC forma on West
leventh atreet.
The o - upsttonal -in-l pr.ifessionai
gtouro are ao nig thai they have hail tu
'" divided The, nut form In general on
West Blevontn street.
Civil gervl women will form on West
Thirteenth atreet near Fifth avenue
Bualnesa a-omen mil form on Waal
Thirteenth atreet mar sutb avenue.
The Men'! League win form on Kast
Thirteenth street.
The automobiles will form on Knit
stlevt nth si 1 1 e
The Woman's Political I'nlon win fall
la at Baal Twenty -second street It
onle In alien. 1 of tin- automobile! Which
will form on Km Kiel, nth street tint will
boil up to -t -I,.- Woman's Political I'nlon
enter a Twenty-ascend,
The automobile- are the lgi brigade in
line
While the main body of the parade is
wincing out from Washington Square
the hosts of the Women'! Political Union,
forming at Houaton atreet and Second
avenue at ; :to ) M.. will star: up Sec
ond avenue nt 11 :S0. This Is to give the
Has) Hide, which has never leen a realty
large suffrage parade, a tu-ie of the
demonstration. Miss Leslie Johnson,
mounted on a white horse, will lead a
band of sixty cavalrywomen, of whom
Miss Alberta Mill is the grand marshal.
Next will coma Ihe executive board,
headed b) Mra llain.it Stanton match,
and the various Senatorial division! of
tin- organizations The suffrage torch
will have a place of honor, ami not least
among the attraction! of this division
will In- a grOUP of at'ih tit young Miff ra -
gists, not on.- of whom is over 10 vears
old
The women who will repreaenl the
enfranchised Slates, marching behind
lfncle Sam and Miss Columbia, arc Mrs.
Winston Churchill, Mis. Arthur Si-rili-ner,
Mrs Drydcn Brewer, Mrs. l-idgt-r-ton
Parsons. Miss Hoffman of Plaushurg.
Mi-. Richard Fearing of Huston. Mrs
Kdward Mct'loy, Mrs. A Hurrl!, Mrs
Wells Rgleatnn, Mrs. Kverett Colby, Miss
M.itmirei Vale -unt Miss l.il Alm.
Among tin- women w lio w ill march in
the equal franchise division ar.- Mrs.
: Archer Huntington, Mrs. Kgerton I..
Winlhrop. Jr., Mrs. Victor Horchan, Mrs.
Amos R, R. PlnrhOt, Mrs. Philip Lydig,
' Mrs. Jessica Finch Coagrane. Mrs. Parr
Van Anda, Mrs. John Blair, Mrs McOee
Rllaworth, Mrs. V. Kverit Mac. Mrs A.
I Barton Hepburn, Mrs Charlei Noel Rdge
I and Miss i 'lar.-i B. Hpeiioe
Mis. Leonard Thomas, Mrs. John Mills
turn and Mis Malcolm Duncan will
i head the parade, walking after that Sev-
entysflrai Reglmenl band and the
i mounted police Mrs. Thomas Is to
carry the banner of the International
' Suffrage Alliance
I truly one Moat Is to grace the parade.
There will be tan women on the float.
Knur of them will represent Victory,
. Liberie, Bquallty, Justice. Six will
, represent the continents, on all of which
I women have Horn, form of suffrage.
: The women in be on the float arc, be
! sides Mrs. BolleaUi Miss Theodora Bean,
i.lrs. Crystal Rastman Benedict, Miss
i Janet Travels. Mrs. Alice Hairows PVr-
ngndcii Mlaa Eleanor Uawton, Mrs. Fior
enoi Miulc L'pdegraffi Miss Marian
1 Pafkhurvti Mrs JullUI Frank and Miss
Kathcrlne Twomy,
Of course ill the leaders will he there
Mis Carrie chapman ''an and Dr.
Anna Howard sihaWi all who have
Worked so many years to bring Ihe
cause to what they prophesy is a tri-
Umphanl conclualon. And not the Ir-asl
honored w in he ninety-four-year-old Mrs.
Rhodtl Qlover, who has been a Blanch
suffragist all her lite. She will ride in
an automobile near the end.
Mayor Mltuhel and most of his official
family will be among the 400 men who
will watch the parade from the revlew-
' ing stand at l-'orly-second street.
QUAKER CITY BOWS TO SUITS.
Hull 4IIIIIIUI Turn Out tn
4 leer
. rem loirs I'aeade.
l'un.AWiU'iii, Oct. is WhotUer tney
win or lose at the Novemlier election,
the equal suffragists controlled lhll;i
delph.a to-night, when they hehl one
of the greatest political parades ever
seen In the CltJ .
Thousunds of women appeared In the
pnx-esslon. which started fnr north of
llrond street and marched south, more
than two miles, through City Hall
Square Two hours were required to
past a given point. Kvery band In town
appeared to have been engaged by the
women, nnd there was an army of
floats, including the suffrage liberty
bell. It is estimated that no less than
'on, 000 people watched the review.
There was little demonstration on the
part of the spectators but It wna gen
erally admitted that the suffragists had
made a brnve show.ng.
Following the parade there was a
great mass meeting in the Academy of
Music, which was addressed by Dr.
Catherine Itement Davis of New York
and Senator Clapp.
INQUIRY BY NEWARK SUFFB.
Fraud huraet to Re rnnahlrrrd mt
Noidif Mretlagr.
ICrB. Mina C, Van Winkle, president
of the WOfBen'l Political UnlOfl of New
Jersey, aald yeaterday that a meeting of
woman watotiere and workeri at the uf
frage amendment election iat Tueeday
WOVld take place at the Voung W0faeflfl
Christian Association headQUsrters in
Newark on .Monday, when IVpOftS would
he received concerning alleged frauds
and BUSplCtOmS Irregularities at the poll., i
It in undemtfind that Mime of the
wome-n propone to make affidavits as to
alleged wrung dolrg on the part of cer
tain men whee identities are knimn
and an effort will be made to proaecute
offenders wher' ver a prime facie cane
can he established.
In Its account of a meeting In Newark
on WedneJKlay, at which woman suffra
gists launchsd a brand new campaign to
get the vote, Thk St s reported that
M rs. .Mina t Van Winkle dlfSCl ly
hargesi oolontaatlon 'f rotors in lllll
burn, in districts below the Pennsylvania
Railrobd in Newark ami hi the centre of
th- ( ity.
Ojaeen llnor merlean Hallor.
("apt. Arthur It .Mills of the American
liner Philadelphia ami fourteen of his
officers received yeMerday from the
Net hei la nd h Consuls Jeneral at this
port, A. Van de Sande ItHkhuyseii,
medals and diplomas presented by Queen
Wllhsbntna f'r thrlr gallardry in resi'ii
Ing the cTew of the lutch tank etSSIII '
BhtpChSStSr, whh-h foundered in midseg
iti February,
As we
weather
approach colder
Motor coats,
double-breasted
comfortable.
ingle and
roomy and
"Scotch Mists" (t4i3it$&)
rainproofed Scotch cheviot
coats good, rain or shine.
Scotch knitted jackets and
waistcoats - for motoring,
golfing or watching football
games.
Gloves for walking.dress,
motoring, golfing.
Golf stockings.
Medium weight under
wear, including our new union
suit with raglan shoulders.
Soft hats and Derbies.
Shoes our new "Pedes
trian" is mighty comfortable
without looking ungainly.
Everything men and boys
wear.
Sporting Goods in all stores.
rooers peet company
Broadway
at 13th St.
Broadway
at Warren
Broadway
at 34th St.
Fifth Ave.
at 41t St.
"The
Four
Corners''
Our 'indoor Sports"
Department is Complete
LAYING Cards - Poker Sets- Card Games
Chess and Checker Outfits and other forms
of amusement for the club, home or nursery,
at Macy's "Lowest-in-the-city" prices.
You can get almost
every conceivable form
of indoor amusement
from the child's building
blocks to roulette outfits
at Macy's "Indoor
Sports" department.
Whether it's Poker or
Chess that furnishes en
tertainment to you. all
of the paraphernalia may
For the "youngsters" too the range is complete.
Board games, dominoes, blocks and other forms of
amusement, entertainment and instruction for chil
dren at prices lower than elsewhere.
Playing Cards, Poker
Sets, Chips, etc.
Playing Csrd!, Whiat, Poker, etc..
eta 34c
Playing Carda. Pinocle. 10c to 37c
Pliin Composition Poker Chips.
Mctht 100
Numeral Composition Poker Chips,
89c the 100
Plain Paranoid Poker Clips.
9Hc the 100
L'nbreakable Paper Poker Chips.
49c the 100
Poker Sets complete. $1.66 to $24 75
Duplictte Whist Sets (without
Cards)
8 tr!v
12 tray.
16 tray.
Pit and Rook
Bridge Score Pads.
Five Hundred Scores
$2.97
$V96
$4.96
each 49c
9c to 29c
9c
Mart's
R. H. Mary A Ce.'s
52 FFl
8 AM
herald Niuare
New Books
Books for the children t
"arown-ups" to read to the
little bo or irl ;ik fnr ;i
can find it ;tt Macys. The
worth-while books for juveniles:
Sonny Bunny Rabbit and his What We Saw at Madam World's
friends -Cooee. $1.21' Fair (Jordan. $1.12
Bible Steps for Children Emerton .88 Plarrs Young Americans Want
Little Verses and Big Names. 1.79 to Know Tomlinson. 1.34
Facts in Jingle-- Stonet. Jr.. .89 Indian Why Stories Linderman. 1.79
Picture noon oi wisdom in
Psilims Psslrrs 1.34
Princess Golden Hair Sptiielterg. 1.12
Games for Playtime and Parties.
with and without music
5. V. H itman.
Half Holiday Pastimes fnr
Children Crorier.
Boys' Book of Pets,
lust Girls - Thurston.
1.34
1.S8
1.58
.o
1.12
Child s Book of Amrnran Biography
. . . f r ' If f j
.Mother .oose r miana r. anion
Mary 'I Hook llrpl..
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SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS
THE DELIA ROBBIA ROOM
GderbiltHoi
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Tap eertea of Kundai evenltsi wsweru
mil begin on o tobi r it,
m I mm i- rut i rmn at ihe inae
Dumino Company will eln at tha
first eonoerlj isi.t by
Miss MAKV It 4 1 I.. Ilu. list;
VIM'IH NT lK MARTINI. VIoiId Bol,i
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ThroiiaJiout lha win. at thsas run
asrif win furnish Idral ralaiatten for
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STRAND ROOF SARDEN I'Zfjg.
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and at prices lower than
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cards or furnish your
club with poker" or
duplicate whist sets
with equal satisfaction to
you.
For the Children.
Deck Ring Toss.
Messenger Boy.
Uncle Sam's Mail,
Ring My Nose.
Phoebe Snow.
44c
59c
74c
69c
Vk
Fish Ponds.
I9c, )9c
Battledore and Shuttlecock.
$119 tV $1.24
Co-Banc.
59c
Pretty Village.
A. B C. Blocks
Building Blocks.
Mind Builder Blocks
I9C to 74c
24c to 44c
49c
94c
Games for Young
and Old
Chessmen wood.
Chessmen - bone.
Checkers.
Checker Boards
Lotto.
$2 74 to$?.l9
$1 49 to $2.97
19c to $1.19
19c to $4 89
19c to 39,
Dominoes.
34c to $1 3o
Crokinole Boards. 9tk to $14.
Fifth Floor.
Atlrachons Are Their Lew Prices i
ro .
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for Juveniles
read: and lvx.ro for the
:hildren. Whenevw tw
mvcuiI
hildren's book vou
followina are a few of the
i Boys and Uirls Ask-at-homc-
Questions. Railpu
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1.12
Testing of Janice Day on,
C inder Pond Hanhn
Life of Robt. Louis Stevenson
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In Camp on Bass Island
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AITOMOUII.K AND 4IOTOB Tit lea IN.
MTHICTION.
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A4II SEMKNTa
MAMMON MILAM QARDEM,
4IOMI44 nil nr. or I Mill.
WOHI.DS WKKSTI.INIi I II AM I'lON Sll 1 1'
TO A rTMNII.
B000 SKATS I ItKS'O SKATS I NOW ON
a' 100. l 1" f:i. SAI.K
rnlral I'ark
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MATINKK TO-IIA1 At! I,. ! Ml
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llway
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tota tojae Uudnrt ; lo-oiabv Inar Wtf iteuM.
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CAageatMX Wjji9 u
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ffl tiff 'ng success- These hats rival fawy pint, at $8.50. KaJII
& EzriK any $12.00 and $15.00 hats in the City. 200 of these chic M
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NEW 1IHK'S IttlllVi;
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ing success. These hats rival f"v t8 S0
any $12.00 and $15.00 hats in the City. 200 of these chic
Chapeaux continuously on display, each one exploiting a
different style. Whenever there is a new creation in the
world of women's hats desirable for women of taste, you
will find it among our Chapeaux La Marquise at $8.50.
Other modelt at $12.89, S16.89 and $19.89,
very attractive in style, quality and value.
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