New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-09
ARMY FEARS NO HOODOO
Suffragettes Will Start Wash
inatonward with Thirteen.
To TRAIN ON FIFTH AVENUE
Will Muster In To- morrow and
Parade Downtown with Strong
Speeches from Bus Tops.

Thirteen strong, they'll 80 ma "ching
along. and never once look back over
their left knapsacks to see if any anti
had luck is logging their footsteps.
The enlistment of Miss Phoebe Hawn,
~ Rrooklyn. sweled the ranks of the
.or 70 Washington" suffrage army TO
tho unlucky number yesterday. but no.
hodv seemed distressed.
"IIo, It's good luck" said Colonel
tds craft. Every new recruit means so
much better luck. and Miss Hawn is a
dandy little worker We suffragists aren't
AFRAID Of thirteen. Ignorance and super
s,ition go together. YOU know"
General Rosale Gardiner Jones,
commander in chief of the Army of Thir-
teen. laughed merriy when the woful
aids reported the news to her
Inst to show" she announced. we will
start at 9l3 o'clock every morning. and
ven so thirteen miles every day If we
have to walk around the block to make
up the total
Mrs John Boldt. the golf champion Of
Van Cortlardt Park. 'pooh-poohed' the
idea that thirteen miles was quite lot.
That's nothing at all" said she. "Why.
walk twenty miles nearly every day on
the links. and never mind il at all. /
shall wear deerskin shoes that | bought
for tramping in the Canadian mountains,
and don't expect to have even one
blister"
night was as follows:
General Resale Gardiner Jones
foloncl--lda Craft
surgeon Gcncral-Lavinia l.. Dock
PRIVATES.
ue.tv Graham Constance T.euppe
Mary Baird Phpbe HaWn.
Narv Boldt Mrs. George Wcndt.
Martha klstchkcn. George Wendt, 1r
Tiizabeth Freeman. Ernest J. Stevens.
Tho army will do little training on
Fifth avenue tomorrow. by way of linn
herring up for Wednesday. when the real
campaign begins ANY shoe that pinches
or knapsack that rubs is going to have
its eyil WAYS discovered before il is too
late. this time.
So promptly at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning the army will he mustered IN
front Of No. 5O5 Fifth avenue. the head
quarters of the National Woman Suf-
frsge Association. Its members will then
don sandwich boards and march down
Fifth avenue. advertising the big suffrage
meeting 10 be held at Carnegie Hall on
FEBRUARY II. Miss Jane Adams. Mrs
Stanley Mccormick. DR.. Anna Howard
Shaw and Mrs. Robert La Toilette will
be among the speakers on that occasion.
The pilgrims will be accompanied down
Fifth avenue by busful of suffragists
Who viii make speeches from the upper
deck AT Madison Square. Among the
speakers will he Mrs. James Lees Laid
law. Mrs. Frances Maule BjOrkman and
Mrs. Helen Hay Greeley. other stops
will be made at Union Square. Brooklyn
Bridge. ed street and 34th street.
All is in readiness for the Washington
march General" Jones spends her time
scouting about New Jersey enrolling sym
pathizers Mrs. Everett Colby, wife OF
the Jersey Bull Moose. has promised to
join the army at Llewellyn Park and
march as long as she can.
The line OF march decided upon for the
first week is as follows: Metuchcn,
Wednesday night; Princeton, Thursday;
Trenton. Friday; Burlington or Bristol
Saturday. and Philadelphia. Sunday.