The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-27
Thousands Will Be in
Line in New York
Demonstration.
MARCTIERS THERE
FROM EVERY STATE
Miss Inez Milholland Will Lead
Procession, Followed by Up
wards of 100000 Women Who
Are Demanding That They
Be Permitted to Vote.
Roosevelt to Speak.
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New York, April 26.--Women on
horseback. women in coaches, chariots
and wagons; women on foot-yes, and
men on foot too--wili take part in the
annual woman suffrage parade next
week. According to the predictions of
those In charge. every State in the
Union will he represented when the or
der to march is given. and the process
States in which women have won the
ballot with Miss lnez Milholland on
horseback. starts up Fifth Avenue.
About 10000 or 10000 will be in line,
according to Mrs. Harriet Stanton
Blatch. who is chairman of the parade
committee. Past the reviewing stand
10 Carnegie Hall the procession Will
march. with not even a halt to con-
vert the many archenemies OF suffrage
who have been invited to seats in the
stand and who have announced their
intention Of accepting and being pres
emit. Al Carnegie Hall the Woman's
Political Union will hold special
meeting when the parade disbande, and
meetings will be held by other suf-
fraEe organizations in various halls
throughout the city.
Example I'm Cheap Millinery.
Those women who do not wear spe-
cial parade costumes will he asked to
wear the suffrage Easter hats. which
cost AZ cents each. 3 cents more than
last year, but this may be due to the
Using cost OF living. No feathers or
flowers VIII adorn this hat. Only rib
bons will be allowed Mrs. f.. Living
ston Hunt. chairman of the parade hat
committee, says that while the hat was
designed primarily for the parade. it
is also meant TO make women see that
very pretty and attractive millinery
may be obtained by the expenditure OF
very small sum of money.
After the parade, if the participa +
III the demonstration are not too tired.
many sufragists will take part in the
movement known rs camping out for
the cause"
This is an innovation resulting from
the hiking of General Rosalie Jones.
who inaugurated the back to nature
idea in suffrage campaigning Mrs.
Caroline LeXow and Mrs. Florence
Maule cooley VIII camp out" and az
soon as ceremonies incidental TO the
parade are over, will pack up their kits
ana depart for parts rural. Many 9th
ers have pledged themselves to take
part In the suffrage camp" Little
tents bearing the legends Votes for
Women. 1915" Will be erected futter-
ing with green, purple and white flags.
RAISING farmers and farmhands will
be halted. forcibly restrained and dec
Grated with Votes for Women" badges
after they have pledged themselves TO
vote iaTorably on the woman suffrage
amendment TO the Constitution in 1916
When summer arrives the Woman's Pc
hucal Union plans TO have an .'en-
Ganptnent In every county in the
In the srandstand as the parade
passes VIII he seated Assemblyman
Louis A. Cuvillier. ardent enemy OF
Suffrage. and he will be there as a
guest OF the parade committee. The
committee wrote him and asked him
10 pc present, despite his antagonism
TO the cause. and he accepted with
pleasure %. Governor SuIxer. Police
Commissioner Wsldo District Attorney
Whitman, Lieutenant Governor Martin
"a Siynh and other prominent State
and city officials Will be present.
March Eight Abreast.
The parade will march eight abrea ct
10 make more impressive appearance
ana 10 get through earlier. Leading
tne entire procession will be the rem.