The evening world. Newspaper, January 3, 1918, Page 8

Acker, Merrall & Condit ° THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, Federal Suffrage Amendment Is Now Up to Democrats, Says Militant Leader: 1918, In offect, ‘I want you to be fed, but 1 muat keop you away from the food.’ There should be such stirring ‘ndignation among women against the argument of States’ rights that men would never dare mention ft to a In. 1E Federal Government con- have given two sons myself, one to the army, the other to the navy. As |individuals our members have worked |for the Liberty Loan, for the Red |Cross ahd for the Food Administra- tion, As individuals we shall con- Unue todo so, But we protest egainst | ¥ vere for other women, By motley the women voters of the even” (in threat at nobtitaing tem we forced the Democratic voters to fight us on ground of our OWB choosing. “It Is the National Woman's Party oh forced the vote on the ‘ amendment, the Government continuing to make |! teat “Other organizations stana decisions affecting women as much! tor non-partisanship, o as men without giving women a voive| takes !t up the other will vote agatha im these decisions, it, they y ret is baby teres big’ ” e; o position of Su Lie hy * hat of The National Woman's Party ts the| Pore itween two dogs. Let one dom only suffrage organteation whiclrbas| hut fick his eyelash in its direction, worked unceasingly for the Susan B. bone. Anthony amendment,” Mrs, Baker added. “It t» the only organization in the world which has used the political 1| power of voting women to get the! the neripts the sons of women, tegulates their food and fuel, and I want to say now that the Natfonal Woman's Party has never opposed any Administrative measure of the Government. As a body we are blodged to work for Suffrage only, but five married women on our Executive Committees have given elght sons to the army or navy. et. Company Money and food conservation—You no more and are sure of the auality 53 | Corn—Noreca 17 tins well fille Further, Mra. Abby Scott Baker | Declares President Wilson Is Democratic Perty and a Word From Him Favoring Federal | Amendment to Constitution Will Carry It Through Con- gress—Woman Who Picketed | the other dog must have that Th. Republicans have oth eyes on it to-day, and the Democ: rate will have to pene hard no get it away from Butter—choice Creamery. tb Cut Beans Rafrapareitt tn 18 Raspberry Highly nutritious legume P Als Strawberry White House and Went to Jail | ——_—_____— ——____—__—_—__— Peas—Cape May—Sitted 17) reserves sor. jir +30) Ts Not Sure Amendment Will) A tender selected variety |Pineapple * Oe tine 225) Not Pass Even if President| ») Spinach—Norecs -No. 3 th ry Hawanian Sliced—Pac hed in sii Utters or Withholds Magic > A Coat Sale of Exceptional Interest Wie leaf free trom grit I Fetoes és Word. { —— ——— Tomatoes!" 5, Peaches. Norec, No, 2! .25| By Nixola Greeley-Smith. | You'll find them of fine quality—we | golden hit 711 tepresentatives will | | assure vou. 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