The evening world. Newspaper, December 16, 1919, Page 20

_ PRIMARY, SAYS MRS, GATT | Suffrage Leader Points Out That} 5 23 States Have Already Ratified | P . Suffrage. | » ASull line of bicsti do Apparet ir Men Women & Children | Mrs. Carrio Chapman Catt, National Mma International Suffrage President, | Saat back from a Wester tour for the | ratification of the Federal Suffrage Amendment, announces that women of i! h Cureot tomy Residerts will find Store . ‘apse of seven years, the name of the and our Credit Pian a Convenience. Waited States will go upon the record a an enfranchised Nation. (Mrs. Catt reported that twenty-three % have already ratified, several others have called special sessions, and that the Suffrage Amendment will hold the palm for quick ratifieations in this country. In six months’ time nearly two-thirds of the necessary thirty-six States have lined ap for Suffrage. \ CREDIT CLOTHING COMPANY. 151 WEST 125"STREET | BETWEEN LENOXG SEVENTH AVENUES IS a safe, sane cleanser, Colgate’s twice a day helps you to have sound, healthy teeth, And its flavor is delicious, * # A Big Help to Your Xmas Pocketbook | vomn Soe Women’s Coats ££. and Dresses Karly Coat reductions in| Cloth and Silk Dresses the season's beat models | cut for the Holidays asx and wanted fabrics, | @ special inducement. fd ey Men ‘s O’Coats isters, sterettes and $95.50 up Chesterfelds in high 1 SUITS $29.75 UP grade materials, URS Furs make wonderful Xmas Gifts! Muffs, Neck-pieces and Scarfs at all prices! ee ee a ee “THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER f¢, 1919, WOMAN'S HOME ’ of the first instalment. 20c “a copy Shes in your town but not in your set You know her—but the society editor knows her better. Her name may not be Mrs. J. Huntington Wells—but it’s the same woman. Her house is in your town, too—different architecture, perhaps—but it cost as much as the most pretentious place in the city. In fact, she has everything money can buy—everything she wants—almost. All but social position. And that’s where Miss Anne Blythe comes in. Anne Blythe (in your town she has another name) is society editor of the “Daily Clarion.” ' Lae ot Despite money, energy, and unlimited en- deavor, Mrs. J. Huntington Wells had never been mentioned in the Clarion in the same paragraph with the Hick-Smiths, Joneses and Wilberforces—the unattainable few. How she made a fool of herself in order to get her name established with the socially elect, makes a story such as only the society editor can tell—because she is the only one who really knows. ; ; And how Anne Blythe successfully turned \i J the trick for Mrs. J. Huntington Wells is as ‘4 fascinating a story as you ever read—so read sry “Publicity” by Grace Torrey, in the January Companion. Get Your January Number Now The thinking world is sitting up and taking notice of Margaret Deland’s clear-headed discussions on what she has learned from her €xheustive investigation into the subject of spiritualism. Her third and most interesting article is in the January Companion. Already, everywhere, people are talking about Basil King’s amazing new novel, “The Thread of Flame” —a story of lost identity, rich in adventure, love and life. The January Companion lets you right into the whirl of the story, and gives you a complete synopsis A Magazine for Women Edited by a Woman $2.00 a year COMPANION THE CROWELL PUBLISHING COMPANY WOMAN’S HOME COMPANION