The evening world. Newspaper, August 25, 1920, Page 8

| Ef NEW JERSEY F WOMAN AN CONTENDS; ives ss Know B Better Than What Is Needed, Says Mrs. Williams, i} This is the third article of a serics with the political reactions the passage of the Suffrage iment in New Jersey, Con- and Delaware. To-morrow's witt take up the Connecticut tion, guerite Mooers Marshwll. hat does the vote in New Jerscy p'to the home woman? To an- r that question, I called on one of Bike most intelligent representatives of Whe tyre whom I know, Mrs. A. 8. Williams of No. 2 Brunswick Road, (3 itelain, the mother of three chil- B, yet a charming and helpful fac- in the lives of her neighbors and the community in which she lives, i *T think it is a splendid thing that Jersey women will be allowed to through the passage of the Fed- Amendment,” shé told me enrn- iatly. “We were #0 badly disappoint- when our State Amendment fatled Pass a few years ago. “Women need the vote to protect home, They are in it, and they what it needs as no man who away from it every morning can . Here in Montclair, for exam- ‘we have a water supply ‘filled with from the Passaic River and ted with chemicals so strong they it out our pipes. Don't you suppose en have a concern in that? And mattors affecting the schools, the 4s, the car service, the milk sup- , wives and mothers are most ly interested and they know what 14 be done. ) Of course I shall vote, and I shall tidy carefully, before each election, fesues and the candidates. 1 uldn’t vote one way just because was the way my husband or my er voted. I do think that. in the Presidential contest we have men on elther side, men who are every way worthy of respect, | “But because I believe in a League ff Nations only if it is properly safe- ded with reservations I shall vote Harding and the Republican t. I don’t see why we should our boys to Europe to rum thelr j@ countries and’ settle their dis- I think we have enough to ie do taking care of those whom Europe sonds here. Then, although I think Wilson ts a brilliant man, he seems to me: exceptionally self-centred 1 do not like the men whom he collected around hi e' . as, bankers us feel like “Indeed fm polls this fal the pretty vivacious “beauty doc- tor” in Mapiewood, N. J., exclaimed. “and I'm going tc vote the Republt- ean ticket, chiefly because I think that old League of Nations is most shameless fraud ever perpe- trated and would be the instigator of more wars than Napoleon ever fought SHE THINKS BURLESON (8 GRIEVANCE ENOUGH, “Also, while 1 believe there are plenty of grafters in either party, and while {t feems to me that each candi- date was nominated hy bosses, still. I do think the Republicans are not 80 everlastingly ntupid as the Demo- crate. They have more brains to the square inch, and the country will prosper better under them, Not that it could be destroyed by any candi- date or party, but the Republicans are business men. And where would any of ua be If it weren't for bual- ness? The Democrats have done thelr best to ruin everything they toviched ne railroads, the telephone, the postal service. Burleson {s reason enough for anyhody to vote the Re- publican ticket. People are sick and tired of what Wilson and men have done; they want they're going to get it olng to march to the tise Laura B. Hay, The Perfect Summer Breakfast Cheese Scramble has a tang that will make the most jaded Summer morning rk up and ask for more. 'Philedeiphia” Cres ‘Try |t tomorrow, and be sure you get the gene wine " Philadelphia’ mm Cheese. namece the packese guarantees its purity and freshness. A PHENIX PRODUCT PRENIX CRF: Greenwich Bt, at Ss MEANS GOOD CHEESE 500.000 p(ARPE INU Stoc on ed from J. J. Haines & Co. 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MALL sec Slightly” to §4 grades a G0c Felt Base Floor Covering Extra Heavy Enameled “Beautiful assortment of Linoleum patterns, 2 yards wide; absolutely waterproof; mill seconds; best 's ptary floor covering made to-da Cut from full @ New York Floor Coverin 9 CO. Corner Lsingston 60 Flathush Av. 1 Block from BROOKLYN : Subway te Novine St. Sta Ention $f, in, B’klyn— lock from Station HE RVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUS ment js through at fast!" exuftea Miss Sarah J, Higgins, head of the Postal Savings Bank in Newark. “ d}have worked for Suffrage for yea) and I am so delighted that at lw justice is to be done to the women of America, “3am longing for th ment when L shall cast my firs’ and, Of courte, t In going to be for Cox and the Democrats, ALL WOMEN SHOULD BE FOR LEAGUE, SHE DECLARED. ount issue is the a the support iison, one of freatest men this country has ever known, Why did we fight in Europe, why did we sacrifice the lives of our men, if nothing definite is to be accomplished, if the whole thing {9 to be done over again? The League is the organized attempt of the greatest minds in the world’to prevent War, and it seems to me that every woman in America should b6 for it ahd should vote for the ‘party supporting the League whoie-heartedly and honestly.” At NO. 190% affice he found an ite-hnired great-prand- mother who if going to vote for the first time in yverrber, “I have calways w to vote,’ Mra. Intelligent 1 the women tevens assured me, I wi that I shall be able to do #0. My husband fought in the Civil War, I had five sons in the Spanish-American War and four grandsons in the Jast war. 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