New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-16

Workers VINO was compelled to resign
after marching with the ON 10 ALBANY
army" And he wasn't afraid, a. he mad
no pulpit at present
Clitterina Guard OF Honor.
The great adventure Of the day was the
ROYAL welcome at the Bordento~n Mill
tary Institute. SIX students with brass
buttons enough to rejoice any feminine
ncart. even the most militant Of surra-
settes appeared at a muddy hollow.
They were Captain David Morrow. Lieu
tenants Henry Smith and Charles Risdon
and three p.ivates. sent out as guard
Of honor.
Al the entrance of The scnool grounds
the whole student body lined ~ In hnc
stvIe and presented arms aa "Generar
Jones led her proud followers W the
steps. short speech was demanded "
her then and there. and she Was maze %
promise another as soon az she had eaten
The army was portioned out ior 'unch-
con. one al each table Of big eyed. eX-
cited boys VINO almost ,but not quite oi
course) forgot 10 eat in listening TO the
tales OF how General Jones painted the
little yellow cart and Elizabeth Freeman
got into prison in London.
\ basketball game with Rutgers PREM
was postponed about an hour while the
suffragettes neld a mass meeting. orator
General Freeman told the boys the cf-
ference between sufiragists and suhra-
gettes.
- we wish TO be called suffragettes,'
she said. because We intend TO get the
rn 5;f hack and
say Yes yes. il would be nice.
1t will come in tins. You boys might
as well say. Yes. YES. II would be nice
10 know things. but there is book on
tina, table: learning will come in time.
You would not get TO college that way
II YOU want anything in this world you've
got TO hustle for it, We're hustl!ng for
the ballot"
Colonel" Craft gave the boys a rousing
suffrage talk. ending in motherly fash
ion with Il trust we will meet again,
boys-at the polls
Finest Reception en- Route.
The principal of the school. Lieutenant
Colonel r. -. Landon. and his father the
Rev. r. IT, I,andon. fine old gentleman
OF eiehty-three years. sat on the platform
with the army officers. After the meet
ing the suffragcttes and boys had a
match to see which could get in line
quickest and the boys said the women
won. and PLAYED Yankee Doodle 10
spccd them OF their way.
This welcome was the most cheerful
thing the army has experienced in New
Jersey. Everywhere General" Jones and
Colonel Craft have commented upon the
difference between the spirit OF the IIud-
son celebration and this one Where
there were cheers and Bully for you,
girls" ard We're with YOU" in New
York. there have been empty doorways
or silent sneers in New Jersey
The following incidents are typical:
The army paused TO speak 10 Mrs Mar
lon Slimm. VINO was pumping water in
dlngy, chickcny back yard.
NO, ] amt no suffragette." she said
III they want TO put on pants, they kin
] believe in women wearing their clothes
and taking care OF their home
Her pretty daughter. Marion Slimm. ap-
peared just then, however. and said she
knew better than ma" She'd like to go
10 NdSIDHEltIf sus solN'
Circus Welcome in Burlington.
The army arrived at Burlington at 6
o'clock, TO find the town as excited as
though a circus we're due.
Watching for the suffrasettcs?" one
woman asked another. with guilty gigsle.
Yes. Id really like TO sec what they
look like" was the answer. Then, quick
~: "Of course, I've no sympathy with EN-.
] iust want 10 sec EN-
The appearance of the baggage wagon
excited this hurried remark: Say. you
don't sleep outdoors at night. do you?"
Informed that Miss Jones WAS a million
airess and that all the marchers were
women OF means. the women OF Burling
ton were confused.
Vt the local telegraph Office there is a
woman boss Mrs Della Freed. a pict-
urcsquc little woman. who wears lace
cap with fluffy dowdals OVER her ears
while giving commands to IN operators
and office boys.
NO, | am not a sun, cite: I'm too
domestic for that" she "a.
The army paid very feminine visit to
the cake sale OF the womcns society OF
the Baptist Church and Toasted on choco-
late icing 10 their hearts content. One
dear old woman was so impressed with
General" Jones's human feeling for cake
that she presented her with the recipe
for It, advising her at the same time 10
quit this 'trapsng up and down the
country" and settle down In a home Of
her own. The general escaped with
her usual diplomatic smile.
The daily 'pome." which has never yet
failed the army. did not materialze till
late this afternoon. but then an old man
was seen muttering 90 himself BY gate