New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-12
SAYS MRS. PANKHURS1
WILL ENTER BOLDLY
Advance Agent Denies Leader
Was Planning to Deceive In
migration Officials.
HAS MONTHS ENGAGEMENT
Will Give Two Lectures in New
York and Then Make Tour
of Country, Visiting
Sixteen Cities.

,r., loan Wickham, Mrs. Emmeline
pankhurst's advance agent gave OUT yes
,ordav Mrs. Pankhurst's itinerary for her
AMERICAN tour. II consists Of seventeen
,octures. In sixteen different Cities anu
lasts a tribe over a month
After the two lectures In New horh
CITY. AZ Madison Square Garden, OCTOBER
10. md at Carnegie Hall, the Nst Mrs
ponkhurst will go TO Rochester, where
she will speak the evening Of the Htn III
seneca Hall. Her next lecture VIII De III
Cleveland on the 26th, and the neat
on the 9Sth, in Memorial Hail. Dayton
Ohio. -,
On the Soth she will be in NashNlne'
and then she goes to Chicago. where she
speaks in the Auditorium Theatre No
ven,ber at o'clock November she
will speak in Minneapolis, November
in ST. Paul, November In Toleoo' Onio'
and November 10 in Detroit Mich 4hen
she returns East TO speak IN mar iu'
Conn November 13; in Providence, L. L.
Novernber "a. and In Boston, In the Ire
mont Temple. November To- November 10
she talks in Philadelphia, at the Metro-
pol,tan Opera House; November IL IN BAL
tinore. at the Lyric Theatre and NoVefn-
Der q she winds up with meeune III
Washington. D. C. All are evening meet
ings, except those in Chicago ana Aoieuo'
which are in the afternoon
Mrs. Pankhurst had invitations 70
come 10 many other cities" Miss WICK
ham said. "She was asked by Suffrage
organizations in these places to come 10
Denver. Col, to Des Moines Iowa, ana
70 numbers Of cities IN the West ana
South. But she could not accept all
these invitations because her time Is
lirited-she must return TO London be-
fore December TO arrange the winters
work there before Parliament convenes.
Miss Wickham spent a decidedly busy
day Yesterday owing to the report, wide
" published in the morning. that she
had received a cable message from MIS-
Pankhurst that she would not sail Tor
the United States on the steamship La
Provence October II, but would take an
other steamship under an assumed name
in order 10 circumvent the immigration
authorities. Miss Wickham said she re-
ceived no such message.
ITO the best OF my hno"ASUSc' SAS
said. yesterday, Mrs Pankhurst sails
tomorrow morning on La Provence
from Havre, France.
Mrs. Pankhurst would never think or
trying to creep into the United states
under a name not her own That Is not
like her. She will come openly, under
her own name"
The dinner which the Women's Polit-
ical Union will give Mrs. Pankhurst Oc-
tober 20. at the Aldine Club, promises TO
be a large one. Among those who have
accepted invitations to be present as
guests are Mrs. Charles S. Whitman
Norman Hapgood and Professor and
Mrs. John Dewey.
Some Of those who have lately taken
tables are Mrs Charles NJ. Knoblauch,
Miss Alice Barrows. Miss Jessie Ashley,
former treasurer Of the National Woman
Suffrage Association; Mrs. Frank H.
Cothren, chairman Of the central Brook
Ign parade committee; Mrs. Abraham
Won Wrinkle, DR.. Mary Halton. Miss Ida
Craft and Horatio Sheafe Kraus. who is
the publisher Of Miss Sylvia Pankhursts
book. THE Sunfragette."
The dinner committee, Of which Mrs.
John Rogers, jr., is chairman, has been
Edward Livingston Hunt. Mrs. Myron
Borg, Mrs. Cyrus Field. Mrs. Eden Bis
bee and Mrs. NJ. Morgenthau, IT.