Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-05-04
Picturesque Procession, UnI-
formed and Bearing Ban
ners and Notices, Moves Up
Fifth Avenue, New York
MARSEILLAISE MOST
POPULAR AIR PLAYED
lnez MiIhoIIand Leads on
Chestnut Charger Follow
ed by Thrones From Every
Race and Tribe and Tongue

Race and Tribe and Tongue
NY Morning Journal special leased WireA
New York May Tho army o.
woman suffrage marched un Frh
avenue this afternoon 10000 srnng.
10 the martial music OF the Mafscn-
aise, hlared from twenty hauds ru-
forms of white. cleaning with yellow
sircamers lhcy pamdcd in the heat
of midsummer sun Tor three miles
from Washington square 40 5ath
street A forest off yellow banners
appealed fut votes for women" to am
nnbroken wall uf spectators estimated
at q quarter of million
lucz Milholnnd. riding astride u
mettlcsomc chestnut cob directly be-
hind an escort of mounted police. led
the marchers. Behind her walked
eight girls in blue with sisfn flags.
after them came two women In yell
low with the suffrage map and its
nine yellow states Nnd then came
the long line of tine rank and file.
marching resolutelN smiling for the
cause
Women with snow-white hair chill
dren not SET out of romuers girls
from Sweden. women from Ncw Zea-
land negroes from northern stntes.
coweirls from oklahoma nowshoy-
from the east side. Wall street hrok-
ersa these and the artisans NJ many
trades and callngs marched in un-
hrokon lines, eight abreast disbanding
finally at the 59ih street plasa Go
overflow into two great mass meet
ings.
Tho Womens Political union thots-
ands strong and broken into many
dctachments. WIS in the forefront Of
the line Their banners bore many
notices Some OF them We're
More ballots. loss bullets"
"One sex bears arms the other SOL
diers
pence and Persuasion
Getting There After Fighting Far
y Years
pioneers Against the white slave
Traffic"
Let tho People Rule"
Women Are People"
Throughout the nne WIS borne alon
on banners the roster of women who
have achieved great things
General Rosalic Jones and her
little band of pilgrims that blazed The
suffrage way from New York to
Washington. were there, toe, clad in
their marching logs and horaldod by
brass band of boy scouts, Then fol-
lowed teachers students. sculptors,
decorators. social workers and musi-
clans when the latter came abreast
the reviewing stand they wheeled
dark haired girl Of sixteen stepped
from their ranks and blew on her bu-
gle "a bar of stirring music stopped
by the maneuver. the lines behind
marked time while the little group
sang tho Marsellaise' amid thun.
der Of applause
Bookkcepers, stenographers millm-
ers. dress makers and white goods
workers bearing their motto I'm the
Union There is strength came next.
Then followed the army of The polit-
zeal equality association. i thousand
whitc-clad women The New York
state Suffrage association flaupted
Victory IN 1915. from its hanners
the New Jersey association victory
in 1914" Greek. Jewish, italian and
syrian societies for suffrage came
next
Toward the end Of the line marched
forty-seven girls carrying an out
spread yellow flag ninc-starred. upon
which were showered thousands of
coins Brooklyn poured rs thousands
next Then came the college women,
more than thousand strong. whose
standards proclaimed them from Vas
sar. wellesley smith Barnard, }ryn
AIawr. New YORK university Rad
cliffc. AdelDht Cornell ana many 9th
ei universities.
The men followed and after them
came the newshoYs Somebody tossed
"a coin among the boys az Forysec-
ond street. True to instinct they
broke ranks and scrambled for 1t
Then came a shower Of coins and .
two-minute block Of the parade tim
the marshals could untangle the
struggling arms and legs
Last came the other states where
the campaign is now in progress
New Jersey. Connecticut, Massachu-
setts and Maryland And last Of an
was Ohio-a solitary marchcr bear-
ing aloft crepe-wrappcd legend
"Ohio-where women by perjury
may be- ruined She has no voice Ia
the judges election she has no voice
In their Impeachment ohio needs
recall Of judges ohio needs votes for
women
What Mrs. Harriet stanton Blatch
called the "benedlction Of the march,
was the meeting at Carneeie hall
Dean sumner. Of the Cathedral OF
Saints Peter and Paul at Chicago,