The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1922, Page 21

PRATT CERNE PITTI ATT IRAP EIT NSE Charles I, didate. Brooklyn’s Women Politicians Prepare for a Warm Campaign ~~ By Perfecting Organizations Much Interest Manifested in Senatorial Fight, Repub- licans Saying Calder Is Sure Thing, Democrats Banking on Copeland’s Health Record. She will make a partjcular tion, triet Republicans, expects to take’ an active part in Gov- ernor Miller's eam- paign. Miss Wren will speak at Mill- ers meetings throughout the county as well a4 in her own district. She was one of the chief women work- ers in the Govern- Campaign plans of Brooklyn's women politic taking a form this week and the dates of the first meet! are being announced. Republican women came back from the Albany convention a little me certain of their course of action than the Democratic wemen, for their State icket contained no surprises, Tho women had hardly rookiyn Mrs opened a drive for Women’s votes in behalf of her father, While the Democratic women will work for the State ticket us sub-committees of their organization have yet to handle Separate purts of the campaign, Their plans will be formulated at the meeting of+the local Democratic? Women's Forum Monday night at the|jcy is President of the Kin| Kings County Headquarters in Court] Democratic Women's For Square. co-leader of the 21st Yo trict, The Womens’ Committee for Sena. Riis, O'Malley says that her organt- br William M. Calder began work at} zation wilt work for the ticket as a the Calder headquarters, 26 Court) whole and not for any one particular Street, immediately upon the close of|2andidate. Plans for the camputgr the Albany convention, Mrs, Robert| \!/l be made and sub-committees se L rf lected to handle various phases of the ee (Ulsle Calder) is managing the} wor at the next meeting of the woman's end of her father’s cam-|forum, which will be held Monday, paign. Mrs. Lee expects to enlist the} Oct. 9, at the headquarters in Coun largest committee of women that has r been used in a political campaign Square. Because of the press of business ce- in Senator Calder’s behalf, The Re-|tated to the campaign, Mrs. O'Malley publican co-leaders of the Assembly] announces that the public meeting of district have already been given|the forum, which. bad been schedulet Places upon the committee. They In}for Friday night, Oct. 6, has been turn will select sub-committees from | postponed indefinite their own districts, Mrs. Lee’s committee is having spe- cial campaign literature red with a ylew to Interesting the woman voter, © Tho committee is al sending out a card bearing Senator Calder’s picture and details of his record, Mrs, Lee finds that the most tm- rtant thing her committee will have do will be to persuade each Indi- vidual woman that her vote wili be nite ns are reached Robart Lee ator Calder. whole no when belteves thi to being th been appointed ‘original Miller County as well who appeals to Miss Wren, women conductors in Against welfare legislation. set -of resolutions resignation. cording to Mrs, Dorothea that county, Mr: Captains’ meeting: M i Elizabeth Avenious, who has resigned us Democratic co-leader ot the 19th Assembly District, expects to devote the greater part of her time before the election canvassing and speaking in behalf of Willlam F. Hagarty, candidate for the Supreme Court; George H. Lindsay, Con, sional candidate; Jere F. Twomey support the straight ticket. Mrs, Courten believes affairs of New York. Democratic women of the Mrs, Avenious was a, tireless work- er in Mr. Hagarty’s last campaign. swing the woman vote In his direc- Miss Amy Wren, the newly elected co-leader of the Ist Assembly Dis- or’s campaign of two ygars ago and e can safely lay ¢ Governor Miller's attitude somen in industry, both as Gove nd while on the bench, particul {egal representative of the B. R. T. their Miss Marion McCann and Mrs. Ro- salle Loew Whitney are the women members of a committee appointed by Henry Ralston, Republican leader of the ist Assembly District, to draft a expressing the gratitude of the district organization for Mrs, Falco's work during her ser- vice as co-leader and regret at her Plans for campaign activities in Queens are progress'ng rapidly, ac- leader of the Democratic women of Courten says that are being held and the women are pledgin,; themselves to that Dr. Copeland will poll a large vote among the women of her county Because of his success in managing the health se rid in M effort to - = | co} man mi po po WwW att in woman." toward )* or ne was the fight | yw Assembly District, announces that th district. ~ Despite her resignation as co-leader liedns, will take dn active paign. head, chief of \ Falco's Heutenant nd mentioned MeCann and Mrs. F ings for women every Thursday nigbt until the election at the club house, ‘ ‘ ~X mbly District are planning a bus de to the country in the near future celebration of the re-election of re. Helen Braun ag co-leader of the Mrs. the Ist Assembly District Repub- Mrs. Mabel , Falco will sembly le, 8. ge mtinue as Chair. eM i } bid boa iba ‘ Street, for the benefit of the Harriet aie May Mills Fund, Mrs, Mary MePad- n's Division and den will have charge of the ontor- t in the cam- Mrs, Oula W) at one tir as hy j sible successor, will bé one of Miss ‘renn’s leading supporters in district Other women of the district y be expecied to take pi npaign are Dr, Adele Cut Mary Gibbons, Miss Rosalie Loew men Miss Nora Quinn, President of the omen's Democratic Club of the 14th ere will be special campaign rmeet- nér package part 14, at the club hous this mont No, 267 Bedford Avenue, the district ar ed in the cand! Distric leader, will ent, Struck fil be Vote ad hb have be section partie Mrs. of whist on pi Mrs. , the Democratic women of tho Bd As Bligabeth om turda’ hav will give a report of » convention and re of thanks to the women of that city for their hospilality to the dele- gates offered: plant the ne new members in her district The campaign will be opened by the 15th Assembly District Democrats at a joint meeting of the men and women's organizations Monday, Oct. larly interest. of Daniel J, Car- roll, district leader and husband, of Catherine L. leader, ‘for the SI parties w District League ed to star co- get- ati coran, M Andrew Miuni 17th Assembly Distr forming regular her district. Will be held at the club hous Gate work xt mot nature. 1 Avenue every month. THE, EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1022. candidate for the State Senate, and Fassulo, Assembly can- Women of }9, at the clib house, No, tan Avenue. convention will be plans discussed, the co-leader, the part the women delogates p at the Syracuse convention, Miss Gertrude of the Woman's Organization of the Jackson Democ! the 11th Assembly Distri of the principal campatgn speakers for Edward candidat J. tor hor district, son will manage Mr. ( paign among the women voters. a wig: nd club house, n° which will be addre Linds: didate, the women will hold a special meeting to elect a successor to Mra. Elizabeth Avenious, who has resigned as leader. Two candidates for the End Any Corn or Callus position seem to have equally strong Tiny bottles of ‘*Freezone”’ cost backing. Mrs. Aventous herself 1s but few cents=-drug stores ima emibt aa, atthe, *. 76 Manhat- [sald to support Mrs. Mary + Wichet.| Democratic Club for a o Reports of the Syracuse |Some members of the organization] short time. it would be more ad and campaign | feol, however, that as Mrs. Wichel] ble to give the place to Mrs, only been a member of the regular’ alt, Gleason, President atic Club of , Will be one Coughlin, the Assembly Miss Glea- a | uughlin’s cam- ‘ . ane heat ss | orns wi * ona” . Abel, co-leader of the t Democrats, is a ea Lift Right Off i at the eh to Lage No Pain at All ie the last Wedn eae | Cet ting of the Apply a few drops of 6 regular Democratic _ Eteezone’’ upon that bother- I} lath Assembl; day) at the Jefferson Street, essed by George Congressional can , Some corn, instantly it stops hurting; then shortly you lift that sore, touchy corn right off, root and all, without the slightest pain or soreness. 0, the Courten, 20th As- necessary. She hag discovered that many women think their ticket will surely win—on other people's vot As a result the committee will di its first effo: to seedr a large registration of Republican women Women of the B\tth Assombly \Bogular Agnes Leonard Wara thelr leader, already selling tickets for the Ford touring car which will be raffled off for the benefit of the Christmas bas: ket fund, Dec. 3 at Prospect Hall. FALL SALE Sensational Reductions Throughout All Departments An Opportunity for Real Savings Scamlos: du: 7.6x9 Smith's All Wool pole gi ot Si matic Club « t will hold aturday, » Women's the 19th Assembly Dis and necktle p at the club hou The proceeeds will be poor of the neighbo Mary Bichel is in charge of the entertainment 6x9 Smith’s W Seamless, ‘ool Velvet Rugs. ‘ , in Oriental and conventional designs... y value, Cholce patterns... 9x12 Smith’s and Sloan's Wool Velvets. 519 While the ry Mary F. ley Mrs, O'Mal- is 512 publican women 1.6x9 Smith’s Seamless Axminsters. $93 feel quite con- sitio mt i fident of the sac- : | Felt Nase Toor cess of Senutar ering waterps New York Floor Covering 26 East 42”°Si. Unite Senator Mrs, O'Malley bases her belief on Di ) Copeland’s record in protec | health of the community dur OPPENHEIM.CLLINS & CG FULTON STRELT-BROOKLYN ‘omorrow—A Special Offering Chic Millinery for Autumn. Clever Creations—Distinctive Designs There is a tang and charm to these hats } that are irresistible: Velvet and metallic | combinations, trimmed with flowers, fancies [ 15 ‘ Also on Sale in Our New York Store I aecmetelieot eimai pe 4 and laces; in ‘black and the new high colors. ; } é Store Hours 9 to 5:30 canna, shades. of Bronze Kicitin: $9.95 almond green, Fashion, ever turning to the new, now casts admiring ee id: imported bronze skin, on dainty pumps of The Colonial tongue, as pictured, gives a au- and coat fascinating grace to the foot, while the bronze shade is in harmony with tumn’s . loveliest frock, suit, fashions, high or low Spanish heels. and other ABRAHAM A. & S.—Bireet floor, Bast, Women’s New Pumps | Feather Trimmed Hats | 6B at $3.49 To keep apace with autumn fashions, one must have a feather trimmed hat, but rare, indeed, is the occasion when wo such lovely models can be found at $3.49. Lyons velvet with beautiful Spanish coque feather trimmings, the other of plain velyet adorned with burnt ostrich. There are other interesting feather trimmed hats in combination with velvet ; all black or new shades of wood brown, autumn One is of versions of For those who wish £0 add attractive beaded buckles. there is a lovely choice at 95¢ to $3.50. bronze pumps at $1.79, $2.48 and $2.95. A. & 8.—Second floor, West. Bronze Hosiery in just the cotrect shades to match these new A. & 5.—Strect floor, Contral, utensils you need! tilators! Note the low prices! Family Scales, $2.75 An accurate 5 finished in white evamel. Height Weighs by ounces up to 9 in, 24 pounds, Use it to check 9 in. the butcher’s and grocer’s weights—and for other uses, Galvanized Ash Cans $1.69 A cag that will stand the bumps all ash are heir Made of heavy corru- gaged metal, with reinforced bottom, — Size 17x26 in, 9 ik: cans to. Polished Iron Skillets, ; 79¢ ri —? Iron handle, 1054-inch diam- eter, 2 inches deep. Double- lipped. Reduced from $1.05. Made of heavy wide, 16 in, high, 10 in, deep, Extens « 15 to 28 in... 23 to 87 in. 29 to 49 in, me 34 to 59 in..... Baster or Dutch Oven, fitting Capacity cover, » quarts, and Is Your Kitchen Up-to-date? * . . . rye Make it so, with these specially priced items! Save time, work, and worry by having all the culinary And see thgt your home will hav of fresh air without drafts, by installing these efficient ven- ve plenty Ideul for pol roasts and similar good things that myst be cooked a long period a polished iron bod Has tight- handle, Reduced bail from $3.15, the regular price. Roll Top Bread or Cake Box. $1.95 It will ave its cost in a few months, by keepin your bre: stuffs fresh and White =) japanned stenciled border, Saves ice bills. A. & B.—Bubway floor, East. jad with neat Sanita¥y Window Refrigerators, $2.25 gauge metal, fitted with one shelf and drop door, ily cleaned. Guaranteed not to rust, Siz in, This particular pump has hand-turned soles and either * BROOKLYN &~ STRAUS nc. The Kind of Suits That | Mark the Well-bred Man | $31.7 (Two pairs of Trousers) Suits like these can take their place in vad any society. Of fine fabries, in attractive a patterns and colorings, perfect in style and tailoring, they have that air of correctness and refinement you demand. _ When you see this new group (just ar- rived) you'll agree that here is the new fall suit you're looking for—priced much below what you’re used to paying for similar quality! Look over the broad assortment. Your choice is here, whether you prefer the newer patterns or the more staple blues and Oxford grays. Medium and light shades of grays, browns, and tans. Solid colors, stripes, mixtures, pin checks, and so on. In regular, stout, and long sizes. If ‘you like prompt service, you'll be pleased’ when you" step into this active, tip-to-dale men's department. A con- venient entrance right on Hoyt St., a step from } Fulton, makes it unnecessary to go through the main store. A. & 8.—Strect floor, Moyt st. Better Hats at a Lower Price, $4.95 After choosing your fall suit, step across the aisle and try on, several of the new soft hats we're showing. Style! Smartness! Colors! You'll be agreeably surprised at their variety and quality; at this low price. Conservative shapes, and the new collegian diamond shape, with bound or unbound edge. Grays, pearl, steel; the rowns are light cedar, buff, Havana, Brogue Oxfords ‘The shoe illustrated is only one of our new, popular fall brogue models that you'll like, They’re smart yet comfortable and easy on the feet. ‘The leathers: A fine tan (and a black) Norwegian grain, a black cordovan, and a new shade of light tan calfskin known as Gallons No. 3. The new light tan ox- fords have six rows of stitching at vamp ae wee bs. i8e errr and oxings. All have welted and Gtetaon\ hate, in sil ed or stitched leather soles, The majority peasant Manion vine : 3 possess rubber heels, and colors, are $7 to $10—and worth it. oi A, & 3. oud floor, Hoyt Street. A. & 8,.—Stroet floor, Hoyt Street. . uot} Women’s Smart Sweaters $11.75 Tailored with mannish simplicity _ It is sad to have to admit that the newest sweaters owe their unusual smartness to the fact that they are copies of men’s styles! But why should men monopolize a good thing? They are the collarless sweater jackets that golfing men prefer tailored to fit the feminine figure. They are of imported brushed camel hair and alpaca yarn, button front, with two tailored pockets. 1, aside from being extremely swagger in appearance, they ure the most comfortable things in the world for sports wear. This price is appreciably less than regular, because we secured them in a special purchase—an unusual oceasion with a garment that is an advance fashion note! Sizes 86 to 44. New Brushed Wool Scarfs, $4.95 Made with belt and pockets, fringe trimmed, in effective color com- binations. A. & B.—Second floor, Central. ot ]