The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-12
SUFFRAGE HIKE
TO Washington
STARTS WITH VIM
Big Escorts Of Jersey Women
March With Bloomered
Army on First Stage.
GEN. JONES IN COMMAND
SurgeonIG Generals Windshield
a" Sandwich" Demanding
Votes for Women"
GEN. JONES IN COMMAND

.sooodness I DO tsiievs thsrs's that
arst milcpost. Cheer. sirls. cheer"
Hark to the rhythm Of maronins fen;
hank 20 the rhythm Of chastsrins teeth;
hark to the sweet. Wild music that
ernana,cs from fair George Wsnd jr's.
.pver mounted, valenciennes trimmed.
acknowledgement busle, II 10 the suffrA-
xet,e army ana they are marching upon
washington, the ultimate stronghold OF
me tyrant Mere Man.
Hoomerp? Well. rather. But not %
fasti You'll have 10 take the words Of
IN, women soidiers Of progress for that.
because the cute brown WAXING SHIFTS
hang far below the nethermoss reaches
OF bloomerkind.
ION TO WASHINGTON" THE
eUoLe eoUNoe.
The ARMY concentrated q Mintary
park. Newark. this morning. end good
mar. Of Newark concentrated there. too.
The nrs, division from Now Yorx went
rattilns through the HUDSON tunna Do.
for, $50. and was greeted with shrA
cheers at the Park place terminal
which marta one end a Military |arA
George Wsnd was already thsrs with
nj. trusty busie. and he played . mel.
ody 20 stirring that the ssnior msmese
OF Arm dealing In - too1 NEARBY A.
preached him with . haetsran0 onsf 70
desert the cause. But Bugier Wsao
shook his head and continued ~ braes-
bound suffrage chanty.
There we're fourteen Of ne Aathfuk
q hA
Wilson's new readsnos. and forty OF
The faithful. whose pledge vas TO
march only 20 Elisabeth. when Col. IDA
craft climbed into the rsnabout Scout
Cruiser" and after . short rally cry IN.
timated she had few rsuarks 70 make
In favor Of woman suffrage The wind
whistied about her - che talked. and
some persons In the hstsnlnG crowd
made distracting noises dsap down In
their unsympathetio throatA. but Col
Craft spoke on.
I'VE are marching to Washington,"
she cried. We will 20 every foot Of
the way. How many Of you who meer
would do it-coMd do ~ We would
even have walked through the tube.
rather than ride, we had been able
TO get permission.
"Ym ASK m. n woman susYrase v,l,
brtng the millennium No one had ASK
81 that question. but Col Graft repeated
II and then answered It. triumohantly:
NO, ! do not assert that Il will. But
the Millennium will never come without
woman's suffraser'
first AID ADMINISTERED AZ
SHs 'AINeo'
Sh,rGeon.General Lavlnia Dock. TIT
sturdy medical ofilcer who nurssd tbs
Albany mixers through their tourney
,oos = n.ns In th,nr. . - minute,
80.
My dear she cred. intsrruptin& th'
speaker. your ears are getting white
Tho hrst thing you know they win b,
srovtc,ltten."
E.r. az M AR. "a, rram vo,,a M
.,.,. ~ o..., r.,
~ sp'a."s, ~ ou' 'oo
rilmoea 20 me quarter oeek OF IN
scout Cr'rser" and brsskly epplie'
nrst aid with her palma. while Col
craft, slightly inconveniencsd, talked or
Other scofYers Joined the crowd and
between their xroans and the cheers o
tho forty near-faithfui. Col. Graft va
having a hard time Of II when rein
soroements dashed up. Major-0 susra
Rosaiie Jones. sturdiest Of hiksrs. Ia
arrived from New York with four NOR
narchers who had Aligned the WsshInG
ton-or-dis pledge.
Col. Graft gave up the rostrum then
ana Gen. Jones called the roll. And NJ
at the very top OF the list a. she ca,ls
Il. vere the names Of Bugier Wend An
Edward Stevens, the other man suffrs
gtst VINO win stick 10 the last gun Mis-
Minerva Crowell, q pretty recruit, prom
ised Sa,at she would be one OF the faith
full She 10 q BROOKLYN stri who ae
qutred a taste for suffrage and outdoor
At Smith. With her. also sworn
march the limit, were Miss Celia 0aa
ney ana Miss Flora Corue,ia ALVIN. hot
of whom came down from Mystic. Conn
To 1oin the army. Besidea than the,
we're MR.. MARY ID. Raird. Mr. Joh
Boldt, Mas Hetty Wright Graham. Nj.
Martha Kiatschkeu. Misc Elisan.t
Freeman. MIRA MAbs'l. Morgan. Nil