New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-31
POSTER GIRLS IN CAUSE
Ten of Them To Be Suffrage
"SandWiCheS."
EACH NAMED FOR STATE
Hard to Resist When They
Defile Along Fifth Avenue
Next Month.

Ten now kinds OF sandwiches will be
displaved in Fifth avenue early next
month. They have been invented by the
suffragists and will be prepared under
tho direction Of Chef Eleanor Garri-
son. They are named for the ten states
where women won the vote-yes, ten
that's what the suffragists say, anyway.
ANY one who won't stand for Michigan
NAV pass by the Michigan sandwich
girl.
The filling" OF these sandwiches Will
no n-ettv suffrage workers. and the rest
will be blue and white placarhs announc-
ING the big meeting In Carnegie Han on
February Il. AT which Miss Jane Adams
and others will tell about votes lot
Women on the Homcstretch
The Ohio campaigners advertised eN-
tensively this way. but IT VIII be the "rs'
time the New York suffragists nave em-
ployed TO any extent the "sand"'ch
method Of gaining converts TO the cause
II WAS tried more than two years ago U!
the Woman Suffrage Party, but tnsh
they didn't have ten Sandwiches nor
did ,bev serve them so daintly. II MISS
Garrison and Mrs Helen Hoy Greeley
follow their present plans the city VIII
be flooded with them.
on Monday February 10. a large neco-
rated truck will proceed down ruin ave-
rue from the National Woman suffrage
Association headquarters. on II VIII W
Tho ton Sandwiches" and beside IL VIII
troop enthusiasts with literature W
Madison Square the SANDWICHES wiz
alight and parade around the PARK anu
nm and down the avenue until every
hodv within range has read the news.
Then up again into the uich anu oo" -
% Union Square TO Brooklyn Bridge ana
IN the Battery they VIII carry 'he"
message,
Resides the sandwich boards, every
woman will wear on her left arm shleih
and a hook holding suffrage leanets.
..p,.ase take one" will he the legend
ahove them on the shield, and belo" IL
will say: -,
eve suffragists believe in clean poll
tics clean homes CIca" "'''
don't throw these down IN the s'ee'
after YOU have read them.
Mrs Greeley explained why the SUI
tranists had to get these hooks she Is d
Iauver. and knows few Things ABOUT
ordina noes and the like that are MA HUN
Tho average suffrage worker.
.Nv. arc law-abiding here in America
.nd IFS against the law 10 distribute
bandbills on the streets. she said.
,.rnu, o,her sufragists have done II.
,rha,, must have had some special pfl'i-
logo I don't think that is necessary we
dop,t distribute anything. We VIII 1us'
-. tho sheets there. and II anypohE
wants to take one. why well ne "i'I'ne'
Of course
rho idea came TO Mrs Greeley yesteT-
da,. &C she nibbleJ a chicken and lettuce
,idbit for luncheon. When she toid MISS
Garrison. Miss Garrison thought 'he 'oed
~. and guaranteed to find ten girls al
.a., v,bo would dress to represent the
sr,r,, of the states. Among those WIZ
were invited TO become sam"
vere Miss Aimee Hutchinson the !ou"e
Woman who lost her position III
,orochial school because she marched III
eve outrage parade last May: Miss Alce
lu.r,, who marched TO Albany win
ocarnral" Resale Jones: Miss Martha
crrn,re Miss Dora ". Davis. Miss Alce
Burke. Miss Eva j. smith MISS Ei'u"
Pernard. Miss Florence Greer MISS Myrtle
c.bl and Miss Beatrice Lessy'