New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

I 81 V'N- INfbfi AFbia 'A'A''
after. Each one Of these women IS 10 DC
the head Of an eucampment OF hVe OF S'A
volunteers The campers will hold meet
ings. distribute literature and enroll vot-
ers I'm the intervals OF chopping wood
They will live in the tent and do All their
own work
Move Back TO Nature.
This IL the lates: development IN me
great back TO nature move when hds
swept over suHragists this season. begin
ming with General Resale Jones ana
her fresh air crusades and eliminating
until yesterday in the Suffrage fure
Food Farm which the grocerettes are
going 10 run up near Poughkeepsle' Walk
ing. motoring. caravanius. horseback rid
,ng and now camping out There remains
only to swim the Erie Canal 10 make me
record complete.
Mrs Harriet stanton Blatch had much
n.yys up her sleeve yesterday besides the
eucampuent. In the FIRST place. she an
pouncd that the plans for the mems re-
viewing stand FOR the parade on May .
were 20 pee enlarged owing 20 the large
number OF acceptances. Smoking VIII be
rerrriif.d. 40. the suffrdgcttes VIII n"t
hand ont cigars but they VIII prooaoiy
sell cigarettes stamped with o'es iO'
Women I'm gold letters.
'ru. stand VIII bee a burial ground ioF
b,tch.i.. Assembly man Louis \ CuNi-
uer. for example. the sunragists dearest
emmy VIII be-. there with pleasure ne
Doll al l L 81
,,..fdo also accepted Governor SulH"r
,,rot. that owing 10 TIE great pressure o.
business he was unable 20 say now "neth-
.r d.. could come OF not but Joseph r.
scott former Superintendent % Prsohs'
vii Doe there.
others who have accepted are William
81 Maxwell. Cly Superintendent OF
- .,ofs. Borough President McAneuy'
-n.,Ir Julius hamburger District AttH-
,.. whitman. Borough President M'lei'
49,. COMMISSIONED Johnson. controller
k,Y-iam 4 Preua-rgast. Lieutenant GOV
.rp.r Martin b Giyuu and twenty-five
Ass,mllymeu.
The. VIII pc between 300" and 300
s,,ffrs.,i-ts In line. according 10 MIS-
pl,tcb. who is chairman ~ the parade
committee. composed OF 10" presidents "f
ar o.. Nev YORK suffrage societies. In
Tho di,i.iou ~ the Woman's Political
Union alone 200 are expected. as against
900 last May. Already there are go"
pledges in the unions Offices
To March Eight Abreast.
The pafade Will form eight abreast III
I,,trf.s.iEe Z
a,,c. and to get through earlier IL VIII
star, promptly AT , ~ from the lower ehd
OF Fifth avenue and march up to 'hrh"-
Yi. Han. This j. change from IN" or'si-
nal plan to march down the avenue 10
Madison square Garden
The Political Union has engaged 'arhr-
pie Hall FOR meeting after the parade.
Other organizations are expected To hire
halls. too. or To have open-air MEETINGS
In various parts Of the city.
There will be many bands and much
dancing. The Physical Training teachers
division will be preceded by dancing
girls. under the direction OF Miss Ellen
O'keefe. The Political Equality Associa-
tion OF which Mrs. -. II. L. Belmont II
president. announces a band of sixteen
girls In white uniform. These White
Iouaves" will execute fancy steps when
ever the parade halts.
The Equal Franchise Society VIII wear
white. with blue sashes. and carry oIue
balloons. with these words In white let
ters. New York. 1915" The Men = League
PROMISES 80 and the College Equal SUN
rage League 60 marchers.
The Woman's Political Inlon Secu"h
viii b. headed by sixteen horsewomen'
riding eight abreast and carrying purple
green and white flags. Behind them VIII
cnpe IN. Pioneer Chariot" drawn by
twenty beautiful young women. In IL VIII
ride the Rev. Antoinette Brown Black
vell-that is. she will ride II she doesn
e.t obstinate. and refuse 10 let herself be
drawn by women. Mrs Blatch thinks she
can fix her. however
There will be one womens band' ana
v,ntn.u's drum corps. which Mrs Herbert
Carpenter IL arranging.
Further plans will be announced later
especially the all-important matter of the
parade hat for which negotiations are
under way with Fifth avenue milliner