The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-02
REBUFF TOTHE SUFFRAGETTES
STOIER WON'T LET THEN SELL
THINGS ~ THE PtRkS.
HAD the HardIhOod iS say That 70 they
sold EmbIen,s In the streets They'd
Have TO Take cut PedIerS' Licenses
~ 20 the Parks. .Iust Keep Away.

~ 20 the Parks. Jusi Keep Away.
The Twenty third street suhra gettes
have teen busy all this week fashioning
hundreds u COLLECTIONS in blue and yellow.
the colors 81 the United Sunragettes OF
America. with view to tempting the
purses Of the patriots who will s->smble
in City Hall Park on Monday To celebrate
The old fashioned Fourth.
But all in vain did Mr. Sophia I.oe6inger
tie nn bushel baskstTIh % lovely cigar
fans that particularly fetching brand OF
bow that she alone knows how TO make.
and to no purpose whatever did Mrs.
sadie keene toll for hours over the con-
coction of dozens and dozens Of the latest
things in rosette- Mrs. Beatrice Lloyd
and Miss Helen Murphy and other en-
thusiasts. who have spent evening after
evening when they Eht have been down
az the beach watching the waves in max
ing flags aud powder pun cases. have
just simply been wasting their time.
Mns LOebinger. who thought that the
city officials were ready TO do everything
in their power 10 push along the propa-
ganCa IL the great cause u woman. tele-
nhons-d Yesterday afternoon 10 Commis-
sioner Slower just To exchange the cour-
tesies Of the season aud was surprised
and greved 10 learn that no yellow be-
decked saleswomen would lie allowed To
display their wars in the park.
Why. he actually told US that we
couldn't sell any of these beautiful soil
venirs anywhere At all in the CITY unless
each one VI III took ont a pedler's licence.
she said yesterday afternoon, and
p,dler's license costs 81 Consequently
the thing IL all on
But s. isn't much in comparison with
what you would make by selling all these.
aid sympsthi,er with an admiring
glance AZ the piles of blue and yellow
trlfi,-- Why don't you all get peiler-
lice n-es and keep on selling things until
they run out:-
i don't think We would be justified in
taking that amount Of money out Of the
treasury said Mrs. Loebinger OH
see We have been under a great deal OF
expense recently. and We are planning
monster campaign for the fall tell
Won what We will do. though. we will com
prumis. on a hurdy gurdy It's pretty
hot work dragging II through the streets
aud turning that great big crank. but
We don't mind little thing like that when
n il for the good Of the cause. or course
w. sell oar magazines without pedler's
LICENSE everywhere on the streets. The
Park Commissioner won't let us do even
that much however. in the parks on the
Fourth
4 don't want IT, cTiticise his action. be-
cause he has always been very courteous
20 Ne, but must confess that we were
very much surprised and disappointed
when we received his ultimatum this
afternoon There is nothing for us TO do
but to submit gracefully and try To do
the best We can win the limited resources
AZ orr command. Our hearts are in this
wors. and no matter what obstacles are
put IN our path We cannot really he de-
feated
Every setback we get only spurs us on
TO renewed effort haven't the sli ghtest
doubt hut what We shall IN some way OF
other raise that sS.Ooo We need for our
fall campaign by October
MrS Ioebinger refused 20 disclose the
details Of the campaign, but she assured
her listeners that they were Of a nature
10 make the most phlegmatic sit mp.