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5 vacate: of equal suffrage succeeded
‘ introducing into Congress what is
" ” as the Susan B. Anthony
.dment. the adoption of which
1!! result in cnfranthising the wo-
5 of the whole nation. This was in
yam! each year since that time
orl’. has been renewal to have
fleas take action on the proposal.
1y. alter ycars of agitation. the
to secured favorable action on
more in the House of Repre-
. tatlves. In the Senate the amend-
an nt- Was deieatd in the last session
the narrow margin of two votes.
NW that the short and final session of
Congress has conv cued, the suil’rage
forces have secured one of the two
votes necessary to pass the amend-
ment'und are hustling for the one vote
' ceeaary to bring about the victory.
-' éanwhile, however, great and sub:
stuntial succeSs has been scored along
the line of winning the franchise state
by state. Today there are no fewer
than fifteen states in which women en-
: “1037 the full p111 ilcgcs ol‘ the ballot on
‘ the same terms 111th men. In several
other states women have been given
the presidential suffrage, so that in
the next presidential election, even it
no turther gains are made, ”1818 will
] b a total of more than 11. 0011 000 70-
men who will have a voice in the
selection of the \‘ntiou's cnief execu- 5
th
The states in which women have
, been given full suffrage are Wyoming,
25 Colorado, Utah ldal1<1.Washington,
Cgflornja, Kansas. A11zona. Oregon
,HOlltana. Nevada, New York, Michi-
"1 3311,, South Dako1a and Oklahoma the
_ three having joined the ranks :11
" the election last \‘ov ember. .
Texas, the largest of the Southern
States. has granted its women primary
e, and its neighbor, Arkansas
1155 done the same. Both of these
rxmtes, hovvaeve are known as one
at the primary election is the equivo-
vlib at the general election. ;
.an‘ other states—Illinois. North
'1 ,Nebraska and Rhode lsland~
, W9 passed laws bestowing upon their
.. .gx nthe right to cost votes (or tho
5 , t of the United States, and ot
« .' the” tour all but Rhode Island have
~ granted municipal 3111111150 to
women. Vermont women how
or thé right of complete municipal
5 ' , 13, but not presidential.
‘ ' twelve states in which women
huvg not as yet won any of the rights
919$? ballowine. Pennsylvania.
an West Virginia
norm and South Carolina. Tennessee
2G99rgia, Alabama, Indiana and Mia-1
Statisticians estimate that, (:11 lud
in; Alaska. 64 per cent of the total
'2 territory of continental United States
in “tinge territory; including Alas
kufivihem women peasess lull sum
rights. the percentage is 89. It
1'. also estimated that 01‘ the total
.number of women of voting age in
the United States. more than one-
fourth live in states where women
rhaare full suffrage and twofinhs in
tutee where they have the 1ight of .1
- ice in the election of the l'r esirlc m
of the United States.
ltiDNAPs SON lN AUTO.
l
But. .1me Father Is Overtaken by:
. Wife and Fight Ends. l
.» CPBG’I’O\, Mesa, Jan. lO-~A1~:jtl1ur
11111131121130... :1 11 raltlu mining 11in:
’ gin-0281‘ of DOV.el‘ N. J.. called his sou-n-
yang—old son, Minot, out of school 111 re
’yéstprday, and drove him away in a
footing car, being pursued by the boy‘s
' other. The chase ended in Aye-.13.
where the mother caught up 11itl1 the.
in; pair and appealed 5m soldiem2
to help her restrain her divmccd hus-’
band from iakingtl 11 child 10 New .1112 i
sey. .
The fathei and mothci 11 ram: ‘1 d‘
eye the weeping small hm ea1l1 hold- 1
’ him by an arm and trying to pull,
way. Aver and Groton police’
and a state police ofllcer 11:11 callulI
in. (Afton explanations. 21h Chtistiam 1
as {was allowed to go, agreeing first
orestore his son to the mothex
The mining engineer told the police
thus he was divorced from his wife
' time ago and she was given the
y of their son except for the
two Weeks in January and July.
5,he did not get his son the first
the year. he determined to take pos-
" n of the boy by strategy, he said.
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. out each week or
. another resolution.
2 to keep your first de-
and continue to deposit
‘ as BIG STRIDES; .
, 5 tire. ;
states, rind it is said that a vote .
111.1115, even though not the equal of a ,
1,
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CONGRESSMEN IN
3 fits l0
tribudon adopted am am” ”a"
handle .11 many instances thofit would
logo after bills to the number of about
RUSH FOR CANNON ‘150 had accumulated to donate 5‘: takeabis mot may “‘19me the
worn out American cannon an fie cost of delivery. especially ‘9 110mis
FOR HOME TOWNS pieces to the various cities. towns and' where the cannon had to travel :1
ion; distance over-the railroad Many
‘ 9counties. Many towns and cities,es-
(Continued trom First Page). ipecially small courthouse toWns. do of those cannon donated by Congress
. not consider their city architectural have never been called for by the
. . - . . plan complete until they have in the towns that asked for them and the
fox (och loan in his dxstrict. The to“, square a cannon and cannon War Department still has them on
towns for which he asks German can-
non arc Atlantic Cit , Millville, Vine-
land, Pleasantville. ridgeton. Moores-
town, Mount Holly, Ocean City, “'ild-
wood, Burlington. Cape May. Mays
Landing. Hammonton. Boonton. Eliza-
beth, Plainlield, Summit. Rahway.
VVestl‘ic-ld, Madison. Morristown and
Dover. '
The Military Affairs committee is:
Wondering What to do With the hun-
drcds of hills introduced to donate the
German, cannon to the various cities
and towns. While the American army
captured a large number of guns from,
ihv Germans members doubt that a
sufficient number were taken to have?
enough to go around for all the towns
hand. ,
There has been a big demand from
cities and towns all over the country
since the close of the war for the do
nation of cannon captured by the A111-
erican army trm the Germans. Many
congressmen have introduced the bills
necessary to carry out the request
while others are waiting to see What
is going to be done about it. realizin;
that all the requests cannot be 9rd"
ed and that some systematic dislri
button plan must be adopted in order
takrn
balls of an obsolete type.
The members of Congress had been
introducing these bills for a" number
of years without any action being tak-
en on them until three years ago.
Then the Military Committee prepared
an omnibus cannon bill, providing our
two or thee cannon {or each of the
towns that had asked for them. The
bill passed, with the provision that
the “'ar Department would donate the
cannon and that all costs of deli1cry
must be borne by the town to which.
they were donated. .to make the number of guns
Many Towns Want Guns ,from the Germans go around.
This proviso had a stirring eh’ect;
and caused a, furore in a large num ‘ 5
2’01" which cannon haye been asked her of town and county councils. ‘A son, weighing 9 '2‘: pound“. was
through introduction of bills in 0011- Many toWns wanted the cannon but born this morning to Mr. and Mrs
3’95“ had been under the impression that the; Harry W m”? in New York city
“Var Department nould take care oil
(“on the delivery.
dis- it Was found that the cannon out.3
To Follow Old Plan
It is more than likely that
gross will follow the plan of
Try o Sentinel Wont Ad-
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JANUARY CLE
OF 3
Women’ s :and Misses’ Winter Wear
This Clearance Sale is a real bargain sale.
Leer); garment is radically reduced. In most
instances the sale prices are half of former
prices. , . ; ,
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Winter Cgal TBarga‘ins
$12.95 $1 4. 95 $1 9. 95325. 00
Formerly up“: to $45
in... coals oilered in this sale are all this season’s models
Iand oi the latest lashion' 111 every wanted”? ,hiahrlcfiandllw
I 1 prices are the lowest there ever will be 9
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171%
Suit Bargains
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$14. 959. $22. 50 $27. 50
Formerly up to $40
111.! season’s mostllashionablc materials and ’c11lors are in-
;[cluded in this sale and every;suil is so radicallyreduced.
Dresses Bargains
'$’10.955§$12.95 $14.95 $16.95
Formerly up to $25
‘A’variciy oi sma'rtldresses oilserge, geomeiie and salins.
g V3lues§unhear1l oil modelsillial areiboih pracfiEi'fiid
;....slylish and priced to meet the pocket-book oi the niosl
“prudent.
._ _ __—~'l‘ailored and Dressy Blames——
$2. 98 $3 98
Will comprise this season‘ s most inalienable models
oi Georgette Crepes and Crepe defiiscat "
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The First Big Sale of 1919
[199] BARGAINS
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I‘Black, heatherbloom,’ awith novelty--
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Buy Here Tomorrow, Savings From
20 to 30 Per Cent.
Savings That Count.
Extraordinary Sale
01‘ Women’s and Misses
Strictly
Values up #:0321100
3 $10.
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These Dresses are mode of guaranteed fine all
wool Botan
French urges, and every Duo in the quality and style which was y
intended to be sold this coming spring for $20.00
When the armistice was announced many jobbers of wool-
ens had to unload. The firm thot made these dresses had on
tunitv to buy at these prices
1 hand over $150,000 north of serges; hence this exceptional oppor.
Dry Boob
Tins section is full of opportunities-standard merchandise——
lowest prices. 1
72 M Linen Weft Table
Damask
Strongly woven ‘o'ith oi‘b-eantfiol
satin finish and attractive potions.
Our regular price, $2.00 yard. At
............ 31.39 yd
Pillow Shams ’
Scalloped edges embroidered cor
nc1s and drunn work. Our regular
price. 32. 00 pair. At ..... 31.“) pair
Pattern Table Cloth:
\ a1 iety or handsome designs—
hemmed 11nd5.0ur regular price.
$2 00 At ............... $1.49 each
Crash Toweling
\l'ell wovon. sturdy and strong.
()ur insular price. ,25c yard. At ‘
191: yd.
Dress Ginghams A
Mill End remnants. 32 inches wide.
Scotth plaid designs. Our regular
pl 1(a) 39.9.1 , ........ 29c yd.
7111: Yard Wide Cotton Poplins
All good colors. :1 very serviceable
quality. Lustrous finish. 43c yard
40 Inch Silk Poplins
firokc
11 lines Our regular price,
$2.00 yard. At $1.29 yd.
54 Inch All Wool Heavy Mixed
Coating
0111 regular price $5. 98. At 133.98yd.
44 Inch All Wool Brown Serge
Our regular price. $2. 00. A131. 19 yd.
Lining Satin
For lining coats, etc. Black and
colors. Our regular prices, $2.00.
At. . . , ................ $1.49 yard
Wool Biderdown
Splendid to make warm bath
robes, dressing sacques, etc, yard
wide. Broken color assortment. Our
regular price. $1..50 at . ..$1 19 yd.
Children’ s Jcmy Drawer
. Black and white, 4. 5 and 6 years.
Our regular price, $2.49. At
...................... $1.98 pair
Children's Gingham Dresses
' ,Plain colors and plaid eitects. 0111‘
regular price, 82.98, $3.49. At
. $1.08, $1.49
5Women’s Quilted Black amen
Vests
Our regular price, $1.59. At ”c
Women's-Petticoats
colored stripeflounces. our .
lar price, 31..” At ...........re::¢:
Mitchel
‘Womeo’e and men’s, aligned color.
Currenlormflfis. Alt-“.73
Ion—'9'
Aisilk lining. $1.19 value for
{Duluth-net ’
Best grade, five yard lengths. Our
regular price, 350. At ..... 25c yd:
Yard Wide Porales
llill End remnants, excellent qual-
ity. Splendid range of fast dye pol-
terns. Our regular price 35c yard.
A1 ................ 24c yard
Blankets
Full size. plaid effects. good prac-
151.111] blankets. Our regular price.
3.1.19. A1. -1 .......... . $2.49 pair
45 Inch Table Top:
Extra {’19 quality, n11-rc1rized lin-
1sl1. Beautiful parlerns. 0111- roguloi
price. $2.00. At ...... _ , $1.25 :ach
.. _ Conifer-tables
Nikoleno covered. soft fluffy white
covon filling. Our rcgulm price
$22.50 Al ................. $2.49
'White Bed Spreads
Bic. size and 12-01111- qualhy. pure
white bleach. handsome designs.
0111‘ regular price $3.98. At $3.50
REMABKABLE OFFER-
ING-B IN SHIRT WAISTS
Six especially attramivc models.
worth $1.50.
Tomorrow 98";
Every waist is the latest style
-spic and span and perfectly
new. Every waist is a real bar-
gain.
SPECIAL VALUES I! EVERY
DAY NEEDF'ULS
DeLong Safety Pins
Black or white. all sizes. Sc card
for . 5c
Snappy Snap Dress Fasteners
Black or white. all sizes. 2 cards
for . . _ ........................ 9c
Shell Eon” Pins
12c package for .............. 9c
1 1-2 and 2 inches wide. Black or
white. 12: value {or ...... . 10c yd.
Silk floss tilled. Clearance price,
-39c and (Go. With block or brown
091:
31.49 vain for ............ $1.10
m We
3 1-2 inches wide. Value: 111) to 191:
ym.a1. .... ....... 1o; yo. ,1
Clay Loco out! w
Values 1511.4! 11 1.2.1 yd.
xstlmp Goods "
Closing, out éoat mum
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It’s the
1117 3 1. Prices on
Gloves, Hosiery. etc
Girls’ English Knitted
White. oxford 1111's..” 0131
regular pn'ce, 98c. A! no pair
Women-'3 any looks
Ilene
Jolt trimmed. on aha Our
molar ”982.89. A: $14. 9-"
Women's Silk Gloves
Silk lined. double ii
Bigot, ohite o-I I." XII
duo. Our rem no, 8135
”If.” ....... ... -.. ”0 pair
I Women's 31‘ he
tamarind fini
Height. Our mgulufiwomizg-c
pair At... ..... 1.....Ispalr
Cbflloo' s W
Vest old ”to, no. fined
Size. to a you. A: .~ ouch
logo' Cuba on.
Fleece lined cotton-fies to
12 years. Our reader” 81:50
At ................ ...... $1.5
Women’s Union the
Heavy fleeced lined. ' Regular
ond one: sizes. S“! $1.89
Inn's Outing rout
Palm-o
Heavy quality. cut tour”!
terns. Our regular price. 3:338.
At fl.” suit
Inn’s Wool Shine
With collars khaki and grav
Our regular price 83 00 at $2. 49
KNITTING Yms
At Special Price Omens
Khaki cod 01':me You
Strickly all “001.011: reg-loa- price.
Sl."..’1.skvin At 5 $1.00 3519111
Angora Fleece
Mixed silk and wool bull
Biz selection of colors. Our regu-
lar price. 751:. A1 ......
Columbia Germantown
fold. all colors. ”:11 resold
5.911. At ..............
ya [1? .
Your
prim“.
Black, white and drab. A limited
quantity. Our regular price. 6‘50.
At .................... _ 37c ball
HOUSEPURmGS
At genuine worth while savings.
Cotton Deck Hops
“'ith handle. Our regular
751‘. At ....................
Glass Wash Boards
{amily siie. 0111' regular price.
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7 5(‘.
Rotary Ash 811m-
Fits 0191- any site ooh can or bar.
rel. 0111 regular price. “.25.
At ....................... 33.25
Galvanized Iron Ash Cans
Extra heavy. with covers and side
handles Our regular prion, 0900.
At .33.8
Gaivamzed' Iron Wash Tubs
Medium size. Our regular price.
$1.50. A! ...... $1.10
O’Cedar on nap
T11angle5shape. Our mentor price.
-
locAt T.............. ..... _59c
O’Cedor 011
Our regular price, 501:. At 37c
GlossVinegorCruet
Colonial shape. Our regular price
50.1“ . ...... 156
White amt Dishes So each
White foo Cup and m
, 17 M
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Sim 37x54 inches, snugly woven,
with a heavy wool nap. Beautiful.
orient] designs. Our regular price.
35.60.1111 .................... 03.29
Yard wide. extra fine. grade. All
noodgpotterns. Our regular price.
350 ”rd. At . . . 271: yard
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