Show GT CT SUFFRAGE I Ib i to b WIN SENA SENATE IE I VICTORY gent Bent Appeal of VarI War Var king Women Relied On OI- to On-to to Gain the Day 0 I i By L. L C. C Martin Martinni ni te Press Staff Correspondent Jan tan 11 The rhe The bat bat- a of tho hG nations nation's women for full fun rage runS runS' swung into the senate today h from a complete victory in the thelast these se last night where suffrage nt to the tho constitution won won by ote Elof of to leaders today I rj eI Immediato immediate action in upper branch it President Wilsons Wilson's influence psychological effect of the house housey ir WIand y WI and and the growing strength of ot movement throughout the country predict a a. close but winning in the senate They admit howe how- how Ithe the e certainty of a hard fight A Ao o the senate recently showed the lacked eleven votes to get necessary c two March 1 14 the ie last time timo a vote was actually n on the amendment it was beat- beat 5 to to 34 with twenty-six twenty senators voting Lt It war ivar has come upon the United 10 s wince since 1014 1914 and has bi brought ought changes The appeal of the e for suffrage as a war measure I side by as a reward vard for working w Ui the men in the struggle is effect It has been spon- spon l ll ly y Pr President Wilson Vilson and mem- mem his cabinet for a minute would we con- con that this congress would la lag bee be- be e parliaments of Europe in ng democratic history Mrs Catt president of 1 the them Women's Suffrage e m American J jallon said today It It is with l I E confidence therefore that o. o ow turn to the senate Renate and expect I Lg of the amendment by that within a a- avery very short time e Ouse puse resolution was reported mate nate today and a senate suf- suf pres resolution r solution lution Is now on the calenA calen- calen A At conf renco was planned today decision will be reached on onto l to to push to-push push the amendment to a aB aa ae ae ICh B a e p power of the women's vote ote Ing in g already suffrage and the in bleness of their eventually get- get Vl hat it the they want is the note noto bel bet be- be t l their i ir confidence in the senate m imel me Mr Mrs Maud Wood Park ParI t the tho congressional forces to- to said it was gripping how the theof of both parties suddenly and facile grace rose to the suf- suf appeal and secured to each party Rf of the advantages bound to ac- ac to those through whose votes the dment was passed e and sixty sixty R Republicans j for or the amendment nt and rats rats ats eady the women are planning to have the amendment ad d by tho the states They are fa thirty-six thirty states Mrs Catt and included New York expect that most of or tho the 19 1018 1918 g a 3 res there res-there there are only a few in inthis m this year year will will dispose of the the I dment favorably at an early date date e Legislatures of ono forty states eo o vene E ene ne next year ear A few of oC plates s ates tes will need additional tine time f rage education but wo we ve are area arel l lent a majority will ratify before lose of 1918 1018 l lay lair everyone f is claiming credit creditt t house victory The Womans Woman's I Militants say they did it by t g to show what sacrifices we weke weke make ke for the cause the Na- Na tl leaders leader's say they did from picketing and state by state until the I i moment came to press for form I m amendment dment Republicans claim End and d point to their superior vote tha ng the amendment and to the 2 Democrats and only thirty thirty- hirty- hirty Republicans against it it- it the crata claim the credit saying saing l Wt t had not been for President n he amendment could not have b |