New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-17

must not miss so she was merely leaving
one suffrage Job 10 attend to another
Oh. the mixers" were game There WASH &
enc Of the scores Of spectators who gath
cred below the subway station at Broad
way and 242d street yesterday mornins
10 see the start who doubted that The
fire that flashed from the eye Of Colonel
Ida Craft as she detailed to the group or
sympathetic reporters how a horrid anti
over in Brooklyn, where she lives ha"
told the neighbors that Ida Crafts feet
would never hold out 10 walk 10 Albany
Just that fire was enough TO inspire
bigger army than that one
"4uh"' shifted "Colonel' Graft a. size
stuck out a foot incased in stout boot
do the ants think this is a blun? Well
fl isn't. Were marching for principle
and we're dressed for it,
First Aids to Complexion.
"But do declare" sighed Army sur
geon" Lavinia L. Dock as she hustled
NJ with her kit OF FIRST aid remedies
slunc over her shoulder by yellow rib
bons. lit makes me mad TO think that
those men force us to make monkeys OF
ourselves like this to get the vote. J ale
most feel like turning back when J think
Of it. say. girls I've brought the face
powder and four jars Of roseleaf toilet
cream
ooh. then. for goodness sake don't talk
Of leaving u.s." chorused six sufragists'
as they fell on Surgeon Dock with
murmurs Of sun so hard on the skin
Nose gets awfully red Reach Albany
frightfully blowsy"
II was good TO see the sun shining on
the start, though, and more than one
suffrapist who had feared rainy DAY
congratulated herself and the others thaI
the clerk OF the weather was certainly
votes for women man.
It was a pretty sight as the mixers
gathered. some OF them with banners
Miss Beatrice Brown brought a purple
e,reen and white banner from me
yVornen's Political Union, and carried il
FOR the first stage Of the hike. with her
ca,e Miss Alice Clark, who was CON
coded 70 have the most sensible UNIFORM
In the whole army. il was OF Drown
rainproof stuff. with a belted coat ana
short skirt. soft felt hat and brown
Inaneack slung over her shoulder.
Waited for Elizabeth.
ri. s,art was scheduled for Q in the
r,orning. and It was only GAS when zen
oraI" Resale Jones put her red mega
,bo,o 10 her lips and shouted:
..srefra gettes. get I'm linel Five feet
o,art, Make a good showing! Fght
foot, Left foot! March,
,,,ov regulations call for the start 70
Ia made on the left foot but this was
. s,ffragette army. One reason OF inc
-, ~ fortv-nve minutes was Elizabeth
tho Hon Mrs. Incz Crayen's African ter
-. rlizabcth was one OF the hrst
..,,,Lors, 10 promise 10 go, and when 9:D
struck and she had not appeared am
-, y,as folt At $685. the Hon. MIS-
Craven dashed down the subway stairs
o,,ito red in the face and. bearing an
a,inatod potato bag in her arms. one
,,n-euded the bag, and out sprang hIiz"-
beth 49, .,...,.,
,,Ji,,rqntlv. "The subway guard wouldh
-. tyizabeth iu on ticket, and had
- oct this bag of grocery clerk ana
conceal her I'm IT,
t.lizabeth was so glad TO be with inc
,,,rcbera at last that she sneered at AN
",,,-doc that was lurking near and the
,,,.o GOT into an argument that sun iNl
t.cr delayed the start .,
,q.l5 O'Clock. though, they were really
90, First went the official scout MIS-
ol,,,o scbultz. in her yellow drapod auto
,,obile. carrying the precious message
80 10 10 be handed to Governor-ele'i
SuIzer on December 81 In the car win
hor was George Pryor Newman. OF the
wcp.s League for Equal Suffrage VINO
INC A., mere man, had TO ride. T'en
INC the mixers" IN single file, General
tones Al the head. Next to her came the
..caid music" consisting Of Miss Katie
.up, ysbo was bowed under the weight
~ " 9avlv decorated drum almost sly
trcbes across the top. Ihls she peat
vs1iantlv, disdaininG a scorhiuI "Icil"
wi" nSa Sl'I miss, ' did y 70 Santa pack fr
dat drum
White Flag of Cheer.
After the band came Colonel craft
.yvsr CORRESPONDENT" Jessie II. Stubs
surgeon" Dock and the rest OF the