The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

vacant Broadway store from which the
women launched prediction thunderbolts
at Senator Agnew. She herself dis
tributed printed broadsides in front Of the
place.
4 lot Of people have been waiting for
Mrs. Mackay and Mrs. Belmont. especially
the latter. TO get over what the public has
seemed to think was their passing fancy
for suffrage. Mrs. Mackay's interest was
Of longer standing. or at least longer ex-
preston. But Mrs Belmont has been
rather widely suspected of either q capri
will presently weary
is she really siucere?' some one aaid
TO young woman who is very close to
Mrs. Belmont.
Sincere Jared forth the indignant
young person. DO you think she would
do the things she has done il che weren
sincere;"
Well. probably she has been inter
ested. but people are wondering just how
soon she will get over it
Are they The young person was al
most speechless with resentment. Well.
they will wait. and keep on waiting
and they II die waiting'-
This should be comforting to SUPPORT
"rs or the Cause For aside. from her
contributions. spectacular and Specie
Mrs. Belmont has done good deal 81
genuinely practical work She has
started seven so-CalIt-d suffrage settle
ments AS branches If the Political Equal
Itv Association. 40 nat the society is ut
present "a spr' II seven branched candle
stuck holding up the light Of suffrage in
Greater New York
She has taken either house or a floor
for each of thes" settlements. She per-
sonaily ~ responsible" for the expenses
There II an organizer ia charge Of each
settlement Every week there ia n SUI
frag. meeting AT Zach branch. In addi-
non there nre Glasses VI various kinds
from civICs - basket veIv ing. and
weekly concert These branches have
a membership ~ over a thousand and are
steadily growing.
In fact the members Of every woman
-ufrag" organization in New York look
with ainaz-in"Ht at any one who asks
them whether the movement il growing
The entire seventeenth floor OF the build
ing At 5nS Fifth avenue IL occupied by
various suffrage headquarters. Mrs. Bel
rnont's Offices spread luxuriously across
the entire front ~ the building Next
comes the press bureau Of the national
society.
Here one finds a tabl. on which are the
! files Of a score OF suffrage periodicals., af
least four Of them published here in New
York. The output OF printed matter by
the national society Ia enormous and here
too a new policy ~ IN force. Suffrage
literature used To be had for the asking
Ito dispensers were even grateful TO have
people take II a. a gift. Now they are
following the course Of th. English women
, and are asking and getting money for
what they once tried 10 give away. This
year they are printing in re-ponse TO the
demand intellectually more literature than
/, they ever before turned out And while
hitherto they have found this printing
business the cause 81 big deficit they
expect this year that 10 will pay for itself
or possibly yield profit Mrr. Ida
Hustled Harper and her assistants in
charge think that under the circumstance
their output proves that tho suffrage tied
Ia rising
Next To tn" publicity Office comes the
headquarters II the State society. where
the new officers elected only few weeks
ago are buckling down Ia the winters