New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16

~, ard iOi, the tuntless band
Tsst marchts 10 Tsp The Governors hand.
II the residents round and in Irvington
end ossaing an, Peekskill and Pough-
tsspsle and the =, OF the towns on the
route from New ork City 10 Albany
amt hear the abo or something to the
came effect piercin. the ambient air he
tween now and De ember 81 it will be
because Mrs Olive schultz, the "messen-
ser Of peace" who Will motor i'm advance
N the hikes hasn't the breath for il.
.But anybody upstate who at any time
during the next two weeks sees a big
automobile half covered with a yellow
banner labelled in black letters Official
Scout" can just imagine the call sound
ID and look out for the otes-for-women
army. For the automobile will be MIS-.
Shultz's, and the army won't be far be-
hind
II may seem a trihe queer that the Of
fetal scout of an army is called a mes
s,nger Of peace, but the suffragists' eX-
panation is perfectly simple. ours is a
paceful warfare" they say, "and what
should our scout be but a messenger Of
yssce?"
Mrs. Schultz officially denied yesterday
that the legend, mo bricks, bombs or
acids carried by the votes for women
army" would be displayed on her auto
mobile as 1t approached the Capitol in
albany She said William Sulzer had ine-
hbed women's rights at the knee OF
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and 1t wasn't
necessary to inform him that American
sifragists didn't work that way.
No Cavalry in the Army.
The army will start on foot-no cavalry
from Broadway and 242d street at s:l5
o'clock this morning. No one doubts that
they will get off in good shape and on
tine, because il is point OF honor with
sufragists to prove that the filings about
feminine unpunctuality are base hoels'
All the same. there were some anxious
faces yesterday afternoon at the Ne"
York State Suffrage Association head
quarters. No. 1s2 Madison avenue. where
the mixers gathered TO make their maj
,rrapgenents. And the problem that
agtated every woman there, with the ex-
csption Of Elizabeth. the Hon. Mrs. 1nez
Craven's African terrier, who Is In on
the hike with all four feet-the problem
hat agitated them all was this;
How is one TO carry two ball gowns
and a change Of underwear and thick
coat for snowstorms and a tooth brush
and everything else that one needs In
two weeks tourney in a single suitcase?'
One suitcase is the luggage allowed per
tilgrim, because the luggage Will be ceh-
hed by Alphonso Major, that veteran
guide, philosopher and friend Of sutfra-
ssts in his automobile, and as Mr.. Major
b also the comrissary. and plans to have
his car we'll stocked with popcorn, choco-
ate and other necessities for the refresh
uent Of the suffragists between meals ne
won't have any too much room.
But the ball gowns, every one except
Elizabeth agreed, are not TO be dispensed
with. For there are 70 be two baIls' Dig
Christmas affair at the Worth Hotel, n
Hudson. where the mixers will spend De-
ember "a and 20. and one other dance.
And the suffragists are resolved that II
srsss will do it these shall be brilliant
events.
Dress Doesn't Worry Elizabeth.
Elizabeth said she didn't care. She
viii attend the balls in the same hVer
ooloted and white dress in which she IN
tends 10 march Her Jewels will consist
q the cut steel collar. without which she
never appears. Elizabeth Is member OF
I'm Emmeline Pankhurst's militant Eng
hsh suffrage society, but youd never
think il from her mien. When introduced
70 her fellow pilgrims yesterday sne
humlated herself upside down, ike the
humblest kind Of a dog, anxious to make
Trends and she further proved her rem
hinity when tea was served by eating up
piece Of chocolate cake belonging 10
some one else. But the Hon. Mrs. Craf-
IN her mistress. says that Ehzaoeth
would rot hesitate TO throw a oricK IL
tricks were needed.
Just how large the army will be at the
I,art could not be ascertained yesterday
est II promises to be stable. General
RosalIe Jones will be in the Van' OIL
tourse. Miss Iavinia l.. Dock will con-
sttute the medical staff The district
hurses at Miss Lillian Walds Henry
Ihest settlement. where Miss Dock lives
have packed a box Of FIRST aid RENE
ost-plaster, bandsges. bottles OF alcohoi'
enphor, etc, and swabs 10 take partlcies
sssst out Of tired eyes---anu the medical
van Will carry this slung with yeiIo"
nooons over her shoulder On the out
zoe Of the box is this poem, composed py
Mss Dock:
SFa aid is all right for bruises small
"a nothing will cure US but votes Tor ait
Mss Ida Croft is one who has promised
march all the way. Mrs. Jeanette
) oSnion is another. Mrs. Jessie Hardy
s'soas, Of Chicago, is going in the deer
"a shoes in which she has trampeo
.'osgh Colorado Mrs. Stubs. being the
1eA war correspondent Of the hike,
ut give out II she wants TO, and she
~sEt want TO.
'1ae mere men are going TO march,
George Pryor Newman, Of the Men S
.He Tor Equal Suffrage, is one. A
sin depGtation from the Mems League
gn,so on hand TO wave goodby 70 the
70 ~ this morning, and they plan 20
fe,nTf hDany on December 81 by train 10
In 49, the army In the assault upon
NJ made Governor.
lsstss William WINS, Mrs. James Lees
susssss and Mrs. Martha Wentworth
Lrt en- VII start with their comrades,
noth.sn iall out before Christmas. AS
b s~sM families, they can't, they say
~ Iom home at holiday time.
4 sbo,,, Any expects 10 strike Yonkers
4 frsrts,s'e and will be fed by local SUI,
rsacS - irvington, which they VIII
lryIn,y 10 mt, Mr.. Morrill,, editor of The
bx stsw azette," will come out with
Al s's ~ meet them.