The evening world. Newspaper, November 8, 1917, Page 8

— Officers off the British, French and Allied Armies and Navies were well acquainted with the superior durability of Fownes Cape gloves, before the War. Since then they have used “Capes” in even larger quantities. InAmerica FownesCapes areof the same high Service standard and are also washable. ear Army ‘and Navy Officers, —i/ its a FowneES that’s all you to know shat % a Clove “|GLOSER GUARD IS SET ON FOOD STORAGE PLANTS Hoover Gives New Warning of Pro- Acts Promptly. Pro-German plots to destroy food storage plants and to undermine Amert- can food conservation are being muarded against in New York to-day aa the re- sult of Information sent to Arthur Will- jams, Food Administrator of the New York district, by Federal Administrator Hoover. As @ remit of Mr, Hoover's warntna, Administrator Williams has made hur red inquiry to determine the amount of food stored in New York, tte tooation and final destination. Hoe also offered | additional police and military uard for | storehouses. Most of the plants, he learned. are sufficiently cuarded, following the mon- eral warning sent out last week by Mn Hoover. In Your Christmas Mail Centemeri warm gloves —the gift ideal for a soldier's or sailor's Christmas— German Plots and Williams | THE £Z£VENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1817.. Now That Women Can Vote They Won’t Start Party Or New Political Machine Miss IDA HUSTE HARPER - greatiy interested In the men chosen | frago—because it ts going to add not | of otiice in this city and State, “They will inform themselves as to the issues and the character of the candidates, I do not say that all women tn the Mate will vote, But I do say that as large @ proportion of eligible women will cast their vote as) of eligible men, and that probably | the number of women voters will be larger proportionately than the num- ber of men. And I'll prophesy one thing moro—the antia will vote and theyll be at the polls before we get | there.” 'M 18S Mary Garrett Hay, the “Big Boss" of the Now York City Woman Suffrage Party, is equally sane, temperate and optimistio in her | ostimate of the vote to be oast by| |New York women, It was the hait! million women enrolled inthe ex- tremely efMctent organization of the City Party whose campaigning was responsible for the biggest Suffrage majority, “There's only one political woman's party,” she sald, referring to the Na- tional Woman's Party that plokets and is the outlaw guerrilla band peltevers !n votes for women. “I that would break up, and I can prom. iyo that there will be no second ana similar organization formed in New| York. “Now York's women voters will not swing, a8 @ group, to Prohibi- tlon, or to Socialism, or to radi- callem, or to Tammany. Some women will be in favor of each one of these movements, Some women won't. Some women will vote as their husbands do, Some women will make their husbands 8 they do. Some wemen ‘one way and thelr hue- * Treat Fal = Nn ’ 3 i Case era form themselves as well as they yet, although ther probably by merely to the Intelligent electorate oan on the isi _at stake and go appointed more frequently to siach but to the INTEREATED electoratt| to the polla and register their | foniely), U tes Communeten tice aaa hi nt play golf. ehey are going to in- “Women are goi honest convictio '# inherent wight to han graft. Most ag most men women wil on Election Day to many run for offlve as} May econ Those acquainted with our unusually low regular prices, by manufacturing and selling direct, will appreciate the unusual values now offered. Lebe Bryant The Famous Specialty House for Sizes to Fit All Women Daily we fit hundreds of women of all sizes, and seventy-five out of every hundred put them on and wear them away with- out the slightest alteration, as our sizes are based on scientific measurenients, both for the long and short waisted figure. Sizes 36 to 56 Bust Measure Extraordinary Sale Coats Imported Tweed Mixtures, Ding- onal Cloths for street and motor wear. Half lined or full lined with silk, Were 39.75, 21-23 West 38th St. 21-23 West 38th St. F Suits § tine d Burella ee eer ary modem, some fur trimmed. Silk fined and interlined. Were 30.75, It Is Promised There Will Be No Organization to Deliver All Votes of All Women to Any Candidate or for Any Measure—They’ll Be Slow About Running for Office, | It’s Predicted, and Probably Will Ally Themselves With Old Parties as Individuals. 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Obviously, however, the persons Dest qualified to speak for the mil- Mtons of potential women voters in New York are those who have led them #0 harmoniously, valorously and @uccesstully to ultimate victory. 89 @ret I inquired of Mra, Ida Husted Harper, editorial Chairman of the Na- tional Amorican Woman Laman ed one of the moet brilliandy iiligent of the Buff: campaign- era, concerning the political future of New York women, stew nore will not be In the State of New York @ politioal woman's Tn Btate and national elections each New York woman will align herself with that one of the existing political parties which most appeals to her intelligence. In local elections women will gravitate naturally | to the support of men most concerned with the indus- trial welfare of women and children, with child wel-/Emptre State, always leads the way.” fare tn general and with conditions making for home | run for office. ped. swinging women this direction or tha’ clared emphatically. “T! ® grain of sentiment such an organization New York women, 4“ thing all Buffrege experi- ence has proved, and that is that women cannot be controlled, definitely and for afl time, by any machine, They have proved that over and over again In the States where they have voted. Men place tremendous value on party regularity. 1 believe that women will be more in- | dependent. Most of them will join some one of the existing parties, but they will not be swayed by party if thetr intelligence gr their moral standards revolt. “I doubt If, for some time, any lange number of women run for office in New York. 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