New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-21
ANTS LAUD MERE MANIP0TQMAC AWAITS HIKERS.
Scouts on Watch and Loyal
Hearts AfIame with Zeal.
ARMY MOVES FEBRUARY IL
Mrs. Gus" Rubin to Lead Cav
airy Brigade-Men Join March
at Philadelphia.

All well on the Potomac
Suffrage hosts are mobiIzlng' scouts
are kecping watch over tho suemy. armor
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the coming OF the army
Such. at least. was the word brought
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southern hospitality PROMISED
The people are all greatly excited over
our coming. They'll show us their famous
Southern hospitality For every day
have promises Of an escort OF local sur
fraeists 10 meet MS al the gates and
lead Us TO Tn. border Of IN. next town"
one result of'"GeneraI' Jones's cxpedi-
ton was the discovery that thirty miles
could he cut from the Journey by
change Of route, SO the army will start
two days later than was first planned.
Wednesday, February y, Is the day set
now.
The new date has the great advantage
of being A legal holidav-or. rather,
the sunfragists have the advantage
for they can have a great holiday host
TO buckle on their swords and bid them
come back victorious Every stenograph-
pher who thinks She wants to vote and is
enough Interested 10 get up at o'clock
on n holiday morning Is invited To be
at the Hudson Terminal Building sharp
on the hour of .. on bincolns Birthday
morning. to accompany the army on its
first days march.
The official outfit needed for the cam
paign comprise large shoes. with rubber
heels: woollen stockings. absorbent cot.
ton. adhesive plaster. roll of gauze and a
tube Of vaseline. The prescribed costume
consists Of pilgrim cloak. hood. knap-
sack and scarf.
1t Is easy to see that the feet are a
suffragist's most tcnderIy guarded pos
session. No evening dress is required. but
large shoes are absolutely Insisted upon
for the sake of the common happiness as
well as the individual good ANY one who
has rubber boots and plenty of room in
her suitcase will do no harm in taking
them along the general says. Satin
slippers, however. are superfiuous lux
uries The army is not invited to any
balls this time. Southern hospitality has
not yet blossomed TO the extent of party
invitations to the suffragettcs.
Colonel Craft is going to leave at
home the two ball gowns which graced so
many Christmas festivities on that Al
bany hike The next army regulation is
equally stringent only one small bag
or suitcase is allowed each person" 4
wagon will carry the luggage from town
to town.
II looks as If that would need be
strong wagon. Recruits are joining every
hour No sooner had the general dumped
away from headquarters in the new
walking boots she is breaking I'm than
Wv ~ - :" ~ -, n7. Gu.
the altar Of the cause.
THE older women have worked so
long" she said. 81 think we younger suf-
fragists all feel ashamed. We want to do
a lot to make up for those years. That
is why ] want to do the hardest thing 7
can. II Miss Jones needs more soldiers.
I'm willing to be one"
Miss Mary f.. Baird has big brown
eyes. which are expected to do heavy