New-York tribune., 1912-04-30

any advice about what 20 wear. II won
make any difference. You don't thlhK oI
YOUR feet when you hear that band a-play-
ing It's so inspiring you trot right along
and forget everything. Why last year
rarched in London with 5000 suffragettes
I had been III and az hospital for three
ueAks had 10 have a nurse travel 70
london with NE We arrived on THURSDAY
evening Saturday I marched In that pa
rade six miles il was I walked home ar
tervard and didn't realize until davs al
terward that had forgotten 70 ea' an'
dinner or supper.
And I've never been sick minute since
Marching in a parade is cure for al llls.
That's why we aren't going TO allow any
one 70 ride except the very old ladies'. "
will do the others good
AS for food, well, over IN England every
body had tea before marching. We cant
do that here I suppose. however, the COM
nittee has suggested having coffee for the
starving souls who reach Carnegie Hail
hrst. Perhaps we1l have some Of those
coffee wagons standing on the side streets
No tea for US though. It would make TOO
good a Joke Tor the so-called comic writ
ers"
Cavalry Leader in Hospital.
As If II weren't enough 70 have the weak
minded Avril weather turn arctic all OF 3
sudden, preventing the white silk parasoi
parade Fate has been unkind TO the suf-
fragists in laying low their leader ot cav
airy Miss Annie r. Tinker. She who was
10 be at the head OF the NIFTY horseWomen,
guard Of honor TO the tramping thousands,
is In the hospital for an appendicitis op>ra-
tion. which cannot be delayed. Mrs
Charles Z. Knoblauch will probably take
her place In the procession.
one hundred new recruits to march In
the mems division were enlisted yesterday.
4. G. Beadlo. secretary of the league, do
sires TO inform every brother and male
sympat hizer that the thing for him to do Is
TO send his name and address TO the Setre-
tary, No. II Broadway. whereupon he VIII
receive instructions to be in place on Sat
urday at 3 p. III. at 18th street east of Fiftn
avenue. The men will be arranged in COM
panies OF one hundred, squads OF ten, each
squad carrying an American flag.
Decorations there will be none. FOR, as
Mr. Beadle explained. the men realize il
IS useless 10 try TO compete for beauty
stakes WIN tle Nllllf Cld', H'N'lN EIHN'l''
ahead OF them The parade will nc formed
as follows:
Washington Sduare-woncn riders horse
back flag bearer executive board Of the Wo-
mems Political Union, ushers for Carnegie Hall
street speakers.
Washington Square North, east OF Fifth ave
nue--Senatorial groups Of the Women political
Union general svmpathizerS WcSt-Puhilc
school teachers private school tea hers, STU
dents, Ctc.
professional women. doctors lawyers. hFes'i-
gators. nurses. writers. musicians. artists.
actresses. craftsmen. librarians, lecturers so
cial workers, etc.
9th street west--Wore7's Political Union. In
duStriaI wOrkers millinery, dress, SltiTt"sisI
laundry, etc. domestic workers..
10th street East-Womeus Political Union
shopk~epers. etc Secretaries. hookkeepeis :,
etenog-aphers telephone operators. department.
store clerks, etc
10th street west-Women's Political Union.
suffrage pioneers civil servants, voters from
,uftrag states Scandinavia etc.
11th street, Esst-Non-su suffrage states. ns-
tional board. Connecticut, Kansas. NarylenH'
Massachusetts, Nebraska New Hampshire. New
Jersey. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Vermont
Virginia Washington Creeks. etc.
nth street, West--$ew York state Assoria-
ton, Dqual ITsnchito Society. legislative
League.
Suffrage, men svrlpathiZers
nth street East from Union Squsre-Woman n
suftrsg. party. Collegs League. Wage Farmers
League Wo-nen's Trade Union League, &c.
27th street East-Pclitical Iqu5l''' As-o0lt-
ticn. vorpsr's Political Union division from up
torp stores,