New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-24
GEN." JONES'S ARMY
REACHES BALTIMORE
Pilorjms Received Enthusiastic
caIIy by Crowds in Monu-
ment City.
ALL FOOTSORE AND WEARY
Commander Wants Entertain
ments Abandoned That Sui
fragists May Rest for
Dash TO Washington.

Baltimore. Feb. 22.-The suffrage Army
,c fbe Hudson" General" Resale Jones
in command. reached Baltimore this even
ing and received rousing reception. Es-
.or,ed nv "a SQUAD OF police and about
five hundred men. women and children
afoot. I'm automobiles on motorcycles and
BICYCLES and iu carriages. the footsore'
weary and fatigued women covered with
mud and dust. trudged down the Hartford
Boulevard TO North avenue From there
they marched 10 the Stafford Hotel.
whore more than two thousand persons
aaaited them.
Az they entered the city the party
lined IN as follows: General" Eosalie
Gardner Jones. OF New York: Colonel
Ida craft Of Brooklyn. Corporal!
Martha Klatschken. OF New YORK; TT
Ernest Stevens. Of Philadelphia;
Colonel" z s. Lennon OF Philadelphia:
Mrs. George Wend. of Albany; Milton
Wend. bugler her son; Mrs. John r..
Boldt. OF New York; Miss Minerva
Crowell. OF Brooklyn; Miss Elizabeth AID
rich. OF New York Norman Speer. Boy
Scout. OF Brooklyn: Miss Ph6be Hawn
81 Brooklyn: Miss Constance Lutt or
WASHINGTON. and Miss Emile a. Doetsch'
OF Baltimore.
All along the route thousands Of per-
sons lined the sidewalks, anxious TO view
the army" As the women trUdged
along. flying the colors and banners bear
ing Votes for Women" they were
cheersd continuously.
When the marchers reached Hamilton,
near this city. the Baltimore Motorcycle
club started on motors to greet them.
The cyclists were Joined by more than a
dozen automobiles which rushed up the
road TO welcome the army 10 Bait
more.
Hundreds gathered around the general
store at the terminus of the car line at
Hamilton. and soon the TOP Of the hill on
the Carney Road was covered with peo-
ple. Then the footing Of horns and ring
ing Of bells could he heard and every ono
knew the army had arrived Nothing
could be seen OF the marchers themselves
because Of the crowd which surrounded
them. Some were cheering. others sneer-
ing. others singing q parody on The
ramphells Are Coming" which ran The
mixers are coming. hurrah. hurrah. etc.
At Hamilton the first to greet General
Jones was Lieutenant" Mrs. c. J. Kellar.
~ the local suffrage club. In order 70
reach the side Of the general she had
20 fight her way through the maze OK
people. She welcomed the general and
ler army" 20 Baltimore. The next per-
son 20 meet the general" was Mrs VIII
lam Pmkncy Holmes, OF the Just Govern
mont League. Mrs Holmes wore around
hoy shoulders a purple and green banner
bearing the words Votes for Women and
carried a number Of small pennants with
thc same motto on them. These she dis
tiiDuted i'm the crowd.
The marchers are taking much needed
rest tonight. and for tomorrow there are
many entertainments planned in their
honor
As the pilgrims are footsore ano weary
General" Jones has requested that
the entertainment be abandoned. The
lime they are not resting Will be devoted
principally TO speech making for the suf-
f~age cause The start for Washington
probably VIII be made Wednesday morn
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