The evening world. Newspaper, October 22, 1915, Page 8

_s_ the BVE ) BOTHSEXES, 10 BE IN LINE FOR BG “SUFF” PARADE Be the Greatest Proces-| for the Cause Ever | Known. ou Port five theuhnd an’ are pledged to Seat te | WILLIS, Manshal Suffrage Perade tor Victory ‘Wi take place in New York » making the largest Ber i Parade ever held in the world be parade will form 2.80 o'cioes! ashington Square cod marh up Avenue Hationaliy known poster beauty HEATH sz, MANHATTAN m okott BOILEAU .o ‘Will be the Victory on the float in the international division of the parade, She ts Mrs. Philip Bolleau, wife of the artist, and her classic blond |Jovelines# bas been the inspiration for her husband's famous “Boileau Giri” There will be ten women on the float. Four of them will be symbolt- eal figures, Victory, Liberty, Equal- ity and Justice, Bix will represent the continents in all of which women bave some form of suffrage, The; women to be on the float are, be- sides Mrs, Boileau, Miss Theodora Bean, Mrs. Crystal Eastman Bene- dict, Miss Janct Travers, Mrs. Alice Miss “anna Smythe, aged. twe Barrows Fernandes, Miss Eleancr Sait Grove Vivian Haskell, aged eigh Lawson, Mrs, Florence Maule Upde- uM ities Catherine No cap e sve) graff, Miss Marian Parkhurst, Mrs, Master Vincent molly, aged seven, 400 “ec Frank and Miss Katherine The fat tana jolly chauneur wad Das {rua the children’s vay in ail the Nin Phau Lydig has offered her | #mall parades and who Will be on the on the northwest corner ot | 308 in the big one said to-day: ‘Washi aston” Square, for the “Gee, I like kids and I enjoy taking the women who will have to dress |‘em ip pa ade, Don't I lead them in for the tableau on the float, if ving the Suffrage yell and in sing- ‘The symbolical figure to march with ? But thia time. T hope, I get a Uncle Sam in the parade will be, not EPs tats ime {had Golumbie, as bitherto , but fea Rogen ne Mflorence ing = role, Msg cam ho fills ae, aaah the headquarters “xs ; BRANDRETH . P. Crufut of Ossining, of ie as oe ‘They kept him well and he hag are many others — have taken Miss HELEN MERRIANS MANHATTAN Borough Standard bearcr mong those who will ride in it are —--— "5 A BOX AT YOUR DRUGGIST'S, Chocolate Coated or Plain. S white and bit blue. Party, No. @& jane a ar 0. y~ nae "where she had come to { dege\d for hesrself and her wo sisters, iss Lillian Russell an. nounced to-~ that all th: ia WOMEN PRINTERS TO HAVE THEIR OWN BAND. 300 They be y “Auxillary of ‘and. will form on. Thir- teenth Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, They will be escorted by the band of New York Typographical Wanton No. 6. M Mitchel, Dudley Field Ma- nd Senator William ©. Borah Saturday “proudly all the Suffr oman Suffrage erribly” in ita Assembly: districts. Every night from 6 to 10 street meet- ings are held in every district ih the party city, and from the headquarters of the ‘party four autos go out every 4 o'clock and at gladly.” Miss Russell will be i international diviaion, MANHATTAN DIV! LARGEST IN 1 largest be gare of all in the i will the Manhattan h division red the Woman Suf- arty, which will uire sixty arshals, Working under Miss Portia Wits as head marshal. Besides th regular workers in the Assembly triots there will be great delegations of girls from the spope and factories, to the recruiting of whom es; 1 tention has been paid by Miss Wiilis has arranged for squad and a baby carriage squad. A the beauties will ~y Miss E. | 7, fr daughter of tho leader Maver four os cave mestings ip. A total of 100 meetings a Right ls a conservative estimate. In the east districts of Southern Manhattan two campaign vans will circulate all this week and Nov. 1 marked “Vote Yes on the oman? ‘ ° ‘Woman's Cause is a Part of the Labor Movemen will carry speakers and buglers for numerous outdoor rallies. At these Ttalian, Yiddis speakers will lish speakers. In the Twelfth Assembly District Mrs, Edward 8.Van Zi who Is the Jeader, has organized a flying emvad- ‘There will also be a children's van, Secenenr a tom eens German and Polish ith the buying the best clothes for the least money is just as easy as purchasing fairly good clothes at ‘an abnormal price. ron of twenty women who go thro Clothes economy is a matter of getting garments the district nightly holding & series of which correctly exemplify the trend of fashion were thuny epeakerss ent tere Mine Mi the leader of th sa also embrace the salient features of service poureenths assay? Pere tas t an automobile for Suffrage r brother, not to be out- Our Fali suits and overcoats respond to every as become & co! 1 desire for fashion, service, fit and comfort—and an added attraction is price value. that s) here oF eS trict. BROKAW BROTHERS Astor Place & Fourth Avenue New headquarters are being opened in stores 6 one for the Fifteenth As- Seventy-fourth for the Twelfth District, at Twentieth Street and Second Avenue; for the Thirtieth Assembly District, at West- chester Avenue, near Fox Street, and for the Twenty-fifth Assembly Dis- N t Fourteenth Street. feurs who run their own cars for suffrage abound. Alics 8. Burke has run her car 8,000 miles for Suffrag: Frank Brigoder of No, 207 ty-first Street was found on th $10 at 1 o'clock this ous, with five knife taken to Flower Hospit: have accused Joseph eighteen years old, of No. 315 Bast Fifty-ninth Street, and the youth, who dentes the accusatl as arrested and locked up in the Sixty-seventh Street Station. Brigoder's condition ts serious. ——_ Freedom Wins in Pera, ru, Oct. 22.-—By a vote of 69 to 12 the House of Representatives sanctioned @ change in the Corstitution, waich will guarantee religious freedouw, Sis |Women Who Will March for Votes To-Morrow In Big Suffrage Parade Up Fifth Avenue .}els, which lled here for phabi an unequalled anyw Md FABRICS: Broadcloth, Poplin, veteen. THE COLORS: African Brown, Russian . Green, Mouse, Concord, Navy & Black. iaG@ WORLD, Reboot ously injured printing pr his life bad » velopment of provements mi the occupan’ While pulling in « line of clothes this jorning, Mra. Jennie O'Malloran, thir- him, home, No. be lquarret with hi for Ysivar, | Georges F. Fenner, President rune injured end will pre The auto which « neath and Fenner was de other autoists 4 fast Oranme Hoy The parents of William W mann, & pupil in the Bast been heard. tr fe" wool importer IM AUTOMOBILE C —_—_—— | Taree Others injured, One Pr Patally—Car That Caused Accident Unknown. batty as killed inst wight at New London. . Conn, whee bis automobile eas over turned el meon with ‘oor Thomas Hu of New London, whe was riding with Fenner, was badly y 4c Mud wows Geughier, Mra & ol Perk wife of a New York & y, and Morrie Merrit, sixteen yeere 4 who were aise in the cor, were seri Fenner wae Ofty-fve yea pinned under od when the ear. eae ie Popular Price Garment House in New York (a w D se e©@ in Just in Time for Saturday’s Thrifty Shoppers A Great Sale of Coats $5 95 54:5 in the reduced from as high as $25 to $15 for this te cludes our i mous $15 mod- You rarely have an oppor- tunity to such beauti- fully styled Suits as low in rice as $15—so do not fail 0 take advantage of this important Saturday sale. Whipecord, Serge, Gabardine and Vel- Mt Alterations Free “$ A sale could not be more opportunely timed. For Saturday there wl be thousands of women and misses looking for coats, and we are loaded with speakers, who|them with vast assortments of the newest models, sizes | the greatest values ever offered. There are Coats of Zibelines, Tweeds and Cheviots in stripes, checks, plaids and mixtures—Coats of Ural Lamb, Boucle, Astrachan and other fur fabrics, MANY WITH HIGH CHOKER OR FUNNEL COLLARS OF Jn the evening the vans FUR—MANY FULLY LINED WITH GUARANTEED SATIN, Saturday’s Great Offering met BERETS: - Former Prices Were $22.50 & $25 res Vurebee 44, 6. F. FERWER KILLED WANTS WOMAN PRESIDENT, joow Siskep Moore Preps Meth Live “ DENVER, Ont mt thehep David! thing Ho Moore of Cincinnati. for forty! it's Peers s helabie Reure in the Methodist Hell ‘ burch, in ae interview here to-day | entended to Preatéent fr ‘ ond wand and 1 prey te God thet I may tive te > PUT WILSON WITH LINCOLN, | ivio. | peat rece song sod So Age eway Bee Ome te White Mower thet you oy A Gt Come Back, Dinte! Ducts both—you know they're good ones or we wouldn't say 90, 6 Woman Mremdent of the United alee TOOK MERCURY TABLETS. e 4 to Bettovne Saye), P=. 65 cente—you're getting the “Wanted to Had Treaties” - Mra Otte No. Alsot HARTFORD, Cona., Oct 82.-4ree WORLD WANTS WORK woNnDEens , Sores Broadway, Eighth to Tenth Street ‘| Women’s Suits of Velveteen and Corduroy at $37.50 75; duplicates, from the same maker, of suits that came into our stocks within a month and were priced very reasonably at $45 to $48.50, 4 styles in velveteen and 5 in corduroy; black, navy blue, green, burgundy, brown; loose coats, belted blouse effects, wide and medium flare; trimmed with skunk-dyed raccoon or Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) and beaver combined. More Suits at $25 Every day, as fast as these suits go—and they go very fast—new styles come im to fill their places. The assortment for Saturday will be very interesting—nearly $00 suits in more than a score of models. Fashionable Coats Saturday, 110 women’s coats at $19.50—10 smart and protective models; tweeds, cheviots and mixtures; tailored like a man’s coat; some trimmed with fur; cross-belted, h-'f-belted; straight lines with comfortable fullness of skirt; some weather- proofed. 75 coats at $27.50—wool plush in plum, green, brown and black, velvet-trimmed broadcloths—very good in the large sizes—whipcords and cheviots. New Paris touches. 75 coats at $35—imported tweeds, novelty wor- sted cheviots, corduroy and plush; stylish full coats, with belts, deep pockets, big collars, wide swinging skirts; appropriate for the street or the car. Gallery of Fasbion—Second floor, Old Bldg. 9,940 Pairs of Women’s Silk Stockings, 65c, 75c, 95c Mill run of $1 to $1.50 grades, but faults are very slight indeed. At 95c pair are black, white and colored silk stoning with mercerized or all silk tops and soles. At 75c pair are smart novelty silk hose, More Than 600 Boys’ Suits at $6, $8 & $10.50 Each price is a special price. Into every suit has gone a better fabric than its price usually commands. With each coat goes 2 pairs knick- Sizes 7 to 17 years. Choice of gray, brown and blue mix- tures, ‘270 New Mackinaws ers. striped all over or in boot effect. Black, white For boy oresrand girls, Sizes 8 to 18 years. and charming color combinations. Made with Norfolk and belted models in 16 combina- | mercerized tops and soles. tions of colorful overplaids. Four patterns, $7.50 each. Tweive pat- terns, $9 each. Burlington Arcade floor, New Building Main Aisle, Old Building. Silk stockings in black, white Made with dercerized tops and Subway Aisle, New Building At 65c pair and colors.” soles, Men’s Suits At $14.75. You save $3.25, no matter what suit you select, and you may save more. A Score of Fine Dark Patterns Wonderfully Well Cut and Tailored There are soft tartans and hard worsteds, grays with faint colorings, gray mixtures, brown mixtures, green mixtures, blue effects, and one of the new solid browns, in a medium wale weave. Sizes $3 to 46; models for young men and models for more generally developed men; good assortments for tall men and stout men. An exceptional offering. Broadway, Corner Bighth