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B o n d b a r d the H u n ! She M Him With Your" D ollars! Sink Him Without Trace! seats in March. Massachusetts is one | Women Coming Into Their stnto in which the suffrage batteries Girls Safeguard Morals ordering him to entrain for Camp Cor¬ Own in Industrial World were being primed yesterday. Senator, Dr. Wise's Home Is don September 5. He explained his de¬ Two Settlements Lodge, ihc minority (loor leader and linquency on the ground that the date vigorous anti-suffragist, does not, como Urged by Y. W. C. A. to Pro¬ was a Jewish holiday. Merged Into One Women to Solve up for reelection, but Senator Weeks, tect Social Life of Most of the letters addretsed to Dr. the other Soldiers Stoned; as "We¬ Loan Workers in Costumes Massachusetts man, does, and i Wise contained such messages the te> Brooklynitej an- suffragists intend to make him feel Lectures young women and going to get you and get you Hamilton House Becomes Af¬ ' girls Problems YlfOMEN of eleven nations allied with the United States, or in their wrath. on the« importance of Held quick"; "Beware! You will suffer for Own Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, president safeguarding the Without Bail! this." The last letter addressed to Dr. filiated With Henry Street sympathy with the war aims of the Allies, will appear in of the National American Woman Suf- I morals of soldiers arc being given Wise an-l trustees of the Free Syna¬ national costume for the fourth Loan. franc is home to throughout the United States a gogue rn Fifth Avenue, from Twenty-ninth Street to Street. state suffrage referendums in Novem- Katharine Bernent Davis is ate in Breaking of Win¬ Bobro»v was held without bail for a operated independent Called at Fifty-ninth her. Thés»! include South Dakota, head of this division. She is hearing to-day. Dr. Wise- is in Cleve¬ settlement, has now become affiliated Qjiiference China. Czecho-Slovakia, where the assisted land in behalf of the Belgium, Cuba, France, Greece, .Japan. suffragists believe they have by Dr. E. IL Muller, sister eif dows With speaking Liberty with the Henry Street Settlement and a good chance t«> win, inasmuch as their President Missiles Loan. Which FemininePoint of Italy. Russia, Jugo-Slavakia and Guatemala will be represented, Nicholas will be connected as a branch of its the fate is tied up with a patriotism clause Murray Butler of Columbia Juj-co-Slavs by Serbian an«! Croatian women. The?e women forbidding aliens to vote. University. Dr. Anna L. Brown is work. View Will Prevail will From chairman of the committee. 75,000 Attend Funeral make an especial appeal to their countrymen in the United South Dakota Mrs. Catt.will go Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, of the Free Under its new Hamilton to Oklahoma to make another break in Thirty slates have already been vis- Of leadership Stales to buy bonds. the iled, when- lectures have Synagogue, hah been the recipient for Archbishop Ireland House will make public health matters ranks of the "Solid South," and in been given will her churches, clubhouses anil several months of letters ST. PAUL, Oct. 2. State, municipal, its first an«! as soon as re- finish trip in Michigan, where factories. threatening civic interest, Need New Standards woman suffrage is to be submitted to Department store owners are cooper his life and making demands for and industrial activities in St. and alterations have beert made This condition is not always being ating with tin- Y. W, m«.noy. Paul and were to¬ pairs The the voters for the third time. Hot h «'. A. by allowing The threats culminated last Minneapolis halted observed. wage adjustment boards "We Won't Senators from voted in girl employes time oil' to hear the l.-.-t- Saturday day when the body of Archbishop John will become another centre of the visit- have no women representative's. The Forget Michigan favor ures. The- in an attack upon his at 23 Ireland of the of the Senate committee is te home, West Roman Catholic diocese nurse service administered by the Once Based on Individ¬ great problems have been those of suffrage amendment, and roach striving ing Wage both have predicted to suffrage leaders -tills who live- near camp coin Ninetieth Street, when an unidentified of St. Paul was borne to a grave in Street Settlement. It will also men's wages, an«l women's wages have that the munilics and who have Henry ual's Need, Now It Must mit received the referendum will carry in No- not liad suffi man hurled several stones the Calvary Cemetery. quarters for another branch of attention that they Wadsworthinl920," vcniber. Victories in these states eii'iii en- proper training at home. through The ceremony in the archdiocese provide should. to windows. cathedral at 10 o'clock and the the Maternity Centre Association, with Be on ¡would add the suffrage majority in funeral which the nurse service works in close Family's Should Be Basil« the House of These facts became known procession at noon were« im¬ Family Promise Representatives in case- Holland Woman Parliament yesterday solemnly Knglish classes for adult? "The» has Suffragists amendment, has to be pressive. Hundreds of men cooperation. public considered women's ¡the resubmittcd after the arrest of Louis Bobrow, 359 military are being organized. will on to both houses of Member a attended the mass. They repre¬ .' wages the basis of the maintenance Congress next year. School Teachei West Osborn pontifical high sent the basis of the Americanization -:. ispatch to The Tribune) of Street, Brooklyn, who is was a the individual woman. The Woman's 2\ Archbishop Ireland chaplain in that will an Oct. 1. rests with AMSTERDAM, Sept. (Associatci oharged with blackmail, ex¬ the Civil and it has plans represent important WASHINGTON, It Trade Union League has gone on record Press Correspondence). Miss Susan attempted War. been said part of the new programme. for the Leaders Place Entire Blame nah tortion and carrying a concealed that his efforts to assist his the working vornan hcrs«»K to give the consitlcrntion of women's wages Grocneweg, Holland's Rrsl an untiring The present board of directors of on the basis. We weapon. country after war was declare"! m most valuable advice 10 the government family know that only woman member of Parliament Mrs. Wise said Hamilton House, consisting of Moreau many women who work have others for Defeat New was a school yesterday the attacks Germany caused the physical break¬ Mrs. W. industrial Upon teacher and is a recog were made when stones were down Delano, \orth Duanc, Win- on women problems, accord¬ dependent upon them, and we should iiized on suddenly, which was held responsible for E. Miss Nan Mitchell. in think Opera authority school questions. hurled into her husband's study. Dr. his death. ihrop Dwight, the officials conference here for them now ing to in terms of the York Senator's "No" In 1903 Miss ih Wise was Miss Marjorie N'ott, Mrs. Stowe Phelps. -L- I Groenewcg joined downstairs chatting with his .Nearly 1,000 Catholic under the auspices of the War Labor family."' Social ii'ineK'.rat ie- Labor party an Justine. Had he clergymen par¬ Mrs. Louis Riplcy. Miss Marion Tucker, Commissioner James M. soon became one daughter, been at his ticipated in the ceremony. More than Board. Lynch, of New York Season of of its militant mem desk one of the stones would have Mrs. Wilfred Worcester and Miss Policies the New York Industrial Chicago l-e-rs. In It'll 75,000 persons from every station in Louise will as labor Commission, "The women voters of New York will she became a member o struck him squarely, Mrs. Wise said. life escorted Worthington, continue State and Federal officials have said ho did not feel that women were the party's executive The the body to a small green the Hamilton House Committee of the well never .Senator Wadsworth." Company Will on committee. polic«. were notified and Bobrow plot in been in conference two days over vari¬ enough organized to do much forgive Open Miss is one- of tin- was Calvary Cemetery, where the Henry Street Settlement, and Mrs. Jo¬ toward Groenewcg Depi arrested Tuesday night. He had a in to on labor. Miss Van protecting themselves. This was the burden of the remarks tie-s for the- city of Amsterdam. from archbishop, response his dying seph Girsdansky, assisted by Mrs. ous problems Mary Miss January 27 notice Local Draft Board No. 97 request., was buried his friends. Klceek, director of the women in in¬ Mary Anderson, assistant di¬ of New York suffragists returning yes¬ among Charles Monaghan, will direct trie work. division oi the of rector of the women in industry divi¬ dustry Department, sion, called attention to the fact that terday from Washington after the ad¬ Labor, presided. C.'.cofonte has AMERICA'S FOREMOST TIIICATRES \NI» HITS IMIKU Till; DIRECTION OF many women were already organized, verse vote on woman suffrage in the Campanini completed LIT: St ¦». J. s'll The sentiment of the conference on that, she plans for the second lil-'KT was that herself hail been a member Senate. regularly cstab-| problems e*!»ncernin£ women of a traelc the women par¬ union for eighteen years, in lishcel New York season of the Chi- WAV ¡enel working themselves, and that a conference of ''More than any single individual Phone lîryant «0 ticularly those who are organized, organized must cago Opera Association at the Lcxing- ipenine TO-NIGHT AT H:¿0. %¿$ NEXT SUNDAY 8:20 the best working women would be held in Wash¬ tin- Senate, Senator Wadsworth NIGHT,'oCT. 6th, l(gfe %|¡? rould give suggestions. The this week. Miss ton Theatre, beginnine; Monday even¬ MATINEE TO-DAY VI l. of Labor has called a con¬ ington Anderson also bear the blame for our defeat," said JOHN BARRYMORE Department said that where women were ing, 27, and MOST GIGANTIC SHOW férence o' women members of trade working Miss Mary Garret t Hay, chairman of January 11)19, continuing IN NEW Tolstoi's WILLIAM FOX for and Sat eight-hour night shifts and men twelve for four weeks. YORK PRESENTS unions Friday urelay. heiurs the would be to de¬ tin» Woman Suffrage party and member "REDEMPTION" tendency An interesting item of the s«\ason Health Standards Needed e-tease the use of women in night, work. of the executive committee of the New- PASSING SHOW will bs the a °T, "The of women in Night, work will probably be prohibited York State Committee. "Of | presentation of new «¿pera problem industry for women Republican by Homer an SHUBERT^^VeUARTHUR Tom'wE'veaír TUEDA on American /com- BARA workers Presents j« a problem of labor supply," saiel government con¬ the Southern Democrats as a Moore, IIM'I MKS HAMMERSTEIN Van Kleeck. must tracts unless the Federal board gives «.-ours«, I poser. Among the novelties to befe pre- Mis> "Women be party group were responsible, but, after sented are SOMETIME introduced into hazardous permission. tradi¬ "Gismonda," H. Fevrier's new eVZa****; tvNN occupations, hi reference to the all, they were bearing out the opera, which will have, its world pre- ilMMMMilll and we lave no standards with which stopping injuri¬ tions of their party and the wishes of "Le BEST lili.I, IN NEW YORK. to meet the» situation. For the sake of ous work of trucking that women have of the mier; Cheniineau," by Xavier Le- BIJOU SAT. NIGHT done in some railroad a more or less large percentage roux; "Le Cadeau rie Noel," another JOHNtt»'^?g.gD. WILLIAMS 8N«0aw- production itself standards of health yards, Miss Paul¬ voters of their states. Senator Wads¬ TFIMTRAI-0-01*11 IVrtL. Theatre B'way anel 47th Street. Presents must be built ine Golelmark, adviser on women in the of Mr. Leronx's recent successes; i-liono Bryanl 17. Ei-eningB 8:'lO. H. B. WARNER efficiency up and main¬ of the worth, however, was the one man in the "Aphrodite," Camille "Le tained. 11 is not possible for the states employ railroads, was callee Senate who disobeyed the definite in¬ by Erlanger; to work out these standards before the conference. Vieil Aigle." by Raoul Gunsbourg, and nU,';^W"r SLEEPING PARTNERS separately. structions of hid State legislature and ALICE""' BRADY"' With IRENE I "In the women have been classi¬ Wage Equality in Force "Clcopatrc," by Massenet. These Returned le, BORDÓN past the platform of his party. operas will all be sung in French. the spoken tetufj-e in fied with children, anel protective legis¬ "Our work is extraordinarily new.' Will Remember Wadsworth In Italian be (.reatest I'herle» Proelnctiein lation has hee«n on this basis. said will given "Le Ma- Forever After BELMONT«SirtSAT. BroueJwnj' lias eve-r taeen. adopted Miss Goldmark, ''and we are send¬ schere," Pictro Mary MAT.gr Cei-t .SI.ÎDO.OOO te» Protective measures must now be out "Had the Republicans been able to by Maseagni, and "Don NASH losE ..«Iren. ing an inspection service to all the vote the ! Verdi. RUBÉN ."¡.«MO Persons in the« Cn-.t. established in hazardous railroads. In the count Senator Wadsworth's Carlps," Giuseppe Theatre. 62d. nr Broadway Olei JrrtiKalrni rebuilt occupations beginning the rail would have The revivals will include: In French: Kreitlings 8:10. Matinees feir getting eef for women as well as for men. roads did women as Democrats undoubtedly CENTURY Wiaclel'» Greatest Drama. employ cheap labo) found the other one vote necessary to "La Navarraise," by Massenet, and Weilneselay & Sal Jin Matinees 2:20. "The most serious and most, pressing simply to replace men who demande« "William I.asl lue> Weeks at This Theatre. Evenings 8:20 pi . the- amendment. So Senator Tell," by Rossini, and in .SKATS NOW. quo?t;e:i at this time« is that of night higher'pay. Car cleaners now have Italian: work. The most stated Wadsworth is responsible, and we New- "The Jewess," by Halevy; l/taillUTASÍNíl »roadway and 39tli Evenings 8 «i. thorough investiga¬ minimum of 28 cents an hou: York will remember that in "Falstaff, by Verdi; "Otello," Verdi; Matinees Weel i Saturday, 2:20. MATINEES 25c-50c. EVENINGS 25c to $1. tions have shown how greatly vitality and a maximum of 40 cents an hou suffragists by AL jOLSON TRIUMPHAL MUSICAL SUCCESS 1920 when he comes for reelection. "Fedora," is reduced in the night hours. In many for both men and women. A up by Giordano; "L'Africaine," And Incomparable» Company of ir>0 In ho year agi ! 1 doubt, much if Senator Wads¬ by Meyerbeer; f cases investigation of the demand for women workeel for 10 cents an houi very "Hamlet," by Bellini; laughter, idclu!JKí1^iij:ii«i:m worth will even be renominated, much "Linda di Chamaunix," by Donizetti, 2ND SEASON with WILLIAM COUKTENAY. Ä44W-SITHEATRE to work at night revealed when no man would have ÏÏS permission taken th elected." and e la IN "Music Light, Uharming & Mrloejioiu." x« other matters which required same for less than 26 cents. less "Ciispino Gomare," by Ricci, NEW YORK adjust¬ job The wrath will fall alike on The additions to the roster SÎNBÀb "¦"¦"¦"¦"¦"¦¦¦»"¦"¦. ¦ ¦ ¦*¦"¦"¦".*"!! ment. Back of the apparent necessity "We- now have the «i suffrage following B'W1,. ETS-S:S'- «....ill . S beginnings the Democrats and the Republicans of of artists have been made: Ahvu.vH Se-ulh, Mr. SI, 1.50. PLAYHOUSE Eu?f.1. anel Sat. for a night shift was a problem which standardized pay and we fully cxpec Beryl Ä co be solved in the women the country over. Already emissaries Brown, American soprano; Dora Gib¬ ROOF »KNTPKV THEATRE AT 11:30 by changes manage¬ to organize. We have mad of the National American Woman Suf¬ son, American Jar- ment, or industrial relations, or hous¬ several rules already about women ii soprano; Dorothy CENTURY GROVE or frage Association are speeding to vari¬ don. American soprano; "bévue* «WALKED ä SLEEP Make Your Dollars ing, ransportation. railroad service. One of them is tha Marguerite BEAUTIFUL GIRLS 'N' Fight! ous states where Senatorial campaigns Ñamara, American soprano; Emma EVERYTUINO «III HI«. LAUGHING WEEK!! Buy Liberty Bonds! "The Federal government has said no women he employed in freigh One .1 BIG HIT! MO!.I.IK KINO thai women must be wages houses to do and are scheduled for this fall. prom¬ Noe, American soprano; William Rog- NEW YORK'S LEADING THEATRES paid equal trucking that n Southern left as soon erson, American AN» S l" C C E 8 S E S when they are performing equal work. women are allowed to do section work. inent suffragist tenor; Vira Amazar, as the vote was counted for South Car¬ soprano, of the Petrograd Opera; CCI U/VM W 42 St n'r ttrnaelway. olina, where a successor to Senator Marthe Chenal, soprano, of the Opera OE.L.W11N Tolcpliono Bryant 47. NEWAMSERDAM.^^' LIBERTY Benet is to be elected. Another am¬ Comique and Paris Opera; Yvonne OPENED LAST NHÎII Bvgs. 8:15. Mats. Sat. and Wed., 2:16. "&^%&*¿l£?ri%: bassador went tc New Hampshire yes¬ Gall, soprano, of Paris Opera; Guido 2£ DREW MmmY aWàà, K mm. lit iim ¦ ¦>¦>---.*. terday morning to look into the Sena¬ Ciccolini, tenor, of the Costanzi, Personally In a Spoken Comedy, torial situation there. Rome; Alessandro Dolci, tenor, of La These two states are the strategic Scala, Milan; Charles Fontaine, tenor, KEEP HER SMILING centre's for the next of nnnr ZIEGFELD MIDNIGHT suffrage offensive, Opera Comique, Paris; Lodovico KUUr FROLIC'TheGOINGSAviation Musical Comrdf sensation THEláÑDERBILT inasmuch ss tne two Senators elected 01ivi«»ro, tenor; John F. O'Sullivan, open All roar. Tel. 240 Bryant. ;-. __7_^_" will take their seats im¬ LONGACRE TUES. OCT. 8 34-th St. f East -at ParkAvenue in November tenor; Mario Valle, barytone; »-"""" not the new Virgilio COHAN & M. Bryaat 392 mediately, waiting until Lazzari, basso; Louis Hasselmans, con- HARRIS ÏAtfA,?I!^ ¿BC til.5: Senate convenes in March. In case two ductor of the Opera Comique, Paris; Evgs. 8:15. Mats. Sat. and Wed., 2 ^K'*IM& For the period of the war, -and as a war measure, the pro-suffrage Senators can be returneil Giorgio Polacco, conductor, formerly of illiam Collier lio5r" Fárcinahné rjy«rf*gry ?\ayiwWritten m*HEAO from those states, the Federal amend¬ I the " Vanderbilt Hotel has established the custom ofserving Metropolitan Opera House; Frank OVER ment probably will be referred to the St. Leger, assistant conductor; Cesare BROADHURSTV,!i-."-i-."'-.¦''¦'"¦:;¦ ¡ffi But Lies HREE FACES EAST Mini MEELS- Senate again before March. Sturani, assistant ndreUs Turned I'crfuruianc». 'MITZl turnblp.s hpad conductor: Sylvia Away Etery ¦: ove-r h"elft Into a a dinner at $2.25 de American ioTii musical "a-prix-fixe" Weeks Also Faces Wrath Te;ll, premiere danseuse, A Y 1<5ln ÇT Thea.. near B'way. Kfgs. 8:30. comedy suc.ss." World. and Lida of M T I M E 31. juta, To-.lay & Patnnlay. 2:30. \ Wine-hell Smith * John I,. Golden and a luncheon at The are not de¬ Prpobrajenska, Moscow X GLOBE Ii-K«, * 'en, «, $1.25 suffragists, however, State Theatre, premiere with JOHN CHARLES THOMAS «. ^_. pending upon this, hut are planning to danseuse. JOTTN T. MURRAY.1311. Vim Hi. no WALTON H. MARSHALL. Manner take part in Senatorial campaigns in lle-iinl anel Ne-rn hy 500,500 People. xíJLnuM.iíeTaU.'if.l *",t","c many other states in order to elect pro- LAUGHS! SUSPENSE! tfcvr "/ suffrage Senators who will take their REPUBLIC ¿Km £$ ISveuTÄ *¦$& Plays and Players fCOMEDY \\L\*-&&*'*1?b£!-!:1H 0-|Sm1¡a!¡SíS¿ . Oacar WilnVs (Dramrli-sesd by Ed-averd MARJORIE RAMBEAU I Brilliant Co UAN IDEAL CRITERIONAiap Üat: tar: l:!S: ERo-jç) "The Awakening," which was to In "WHERE POPPIES BLOOM." HUSBANDj j have opened last night at the Cri- An Instantaneous terion Theatre, was postponed until to- HARRT*»*, %'>sl 42d Rl- To-night, 8:30. Ila-\rVIXlaJ M.,s s.lt & n>il ._. ;:(> f'"'MftXINE EULJ0TT5 *WmTv=-** = night. Last night's tickets will be (p0p.)i Hiiiuii'i.'ili siv honored to-night. "A WINNER."- -He raid, Triumph! SOME NIGHT!! Lust Night's Audience Thrilled, Conway Tearle has been engageil A Delicious Musical Ceenie-ely, «¡111 SOME C.lr]-,. Awed anil Enthused!! | for the leading rôle in "By Pigeon TEÜFOR3light, hre ¦d = the irí* Post," English play which F. Zieg- = wit; sweetened with re 'THE mirth; tilled = AWAKENING' feld, jr., is soon to produce. OLIVER MOROSCO'S LATES' = every act." = AM» GREATEST IIS HIT ivlth Its scnaatlonal ALL STAB CAST Marguerite Leslie has been engaged -TlllllllllllllllllMIIMMMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIir WILTON LACKAYE GLOBE l2<> "'' w "r THEATRE for an important part in Charles **-*I YRirAxi\-. B'mv. Kress. 8:20. Mye. Weelne^dav -mil v-.r '.--«n THEODORE KOSLOFF Emerson Cook's production of "Rcm- THE NOVELTY HIT HENRY B. WALTHALL nant'1 with Florence Nash. SEATS NOW SELLING OF THE SEASON /[KIT-KID EAST. Keihinel Ui-sI'h Thriller of Thriller» KHYVA ST. ALBANS FOLLIES "Penrod" will be moved to the Punch RHflTH Wtssl ir.th sr Ergs. 8:20. and Theatre next Duuin M,,,. u,.| .,,., Sil, BIGGEST HIT IN YEARS! ...... Judy Monday night, "-.¦ïf" to make room for a three weeks'return HERE IS \ RIAL HIT! ¦. ULIVKJt a.'OROSCO ADVISES -t" .engagement of the "Follies of 1918" at the Globe. win. itu h \ki) hen nett. . Watch Your Lexington Avenue Neighbor miel Miss Grace of the m 51st Street. George, Stage flji.i e'er, v öl Women's War Lexington Sule Relief, has arranged it S Sharp. Mats. Sat. k Wed for a special performance of .aH«!1» KLAW to be "Light- *-rH¦/LT*8STREET JtaaJkJi \-\aU & ERLANGER nin'," given at the Gaiety Thea- with Shelley Hull