The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-02
"OUCH!' Is HIKERS'
CRY ON FIRST MARCH
Limpjng Army Gets as Far as
Nyack After Day of
Excitement.
GEN. JONES'S FEET SORE
But Her spirits Keep Cp-Suf-
fragettes Chcercd on Way
to Albany.

fore she left New York looking for II slit
less skirt In which she could take n long
stride. The others OF the army. not hdv-
ing worn out their old skirts on former
hikes, were IN good condition
The saffragetto mixers left the Broad
way subway terminal at 9 :30---for once
Gen. Jones herself arrived half an hour
late. Bugier Milton Wend had come from
Albany ON purpose to sound the call and
the army fen In with Eva Ward and
Martha tlatschken. the tallcst ard short
est known suftragists. following the Cen
erai
Corporal Martha also was handicapped.
for she had spent the night in the marble
ffoored lestlbule OF the Woman Suffrage
party leadpuarterc. at IS East Thirty
fourth street. not because she couldn't find
the keyhole. but because she had lost the
KEY
II was s ociock when she discovered the
less OF her purse and began waiting for
the jani;ress and in the morning when
tina; person finally tore herself away from
q New Years celebration and appeared
But Miss klatschken had no; been alone
For two hours and half a lady and gem
t,eman-"th.. really we're, could tell 10!
the tones OF their voces"-she insisted
sat OH the steps outside and assured each
other that II WAS only a block and u half
10 the subway. Then n group of college
boys sang songs and finally decided TO
call on the suftragettes. only To flee in
terror from the dark figure that desper-
ately confronted them.
The pilxrims found Nav y..rs nav
dark at in the morning and borJly
lighter at 5, when they began to journey
MP Broadway still Uttered with crumpled
tin horns. But BY 10 the day. like the
city. began TO get the clouds out of its
eyes and by IL il was filled with iocund
sunshine
Casualties OF the Day.
The wind from tho liuasor s.u,,
little bu, there was on,v ON. ni.co Of loo
bctween New York and yo,lars -,
that would have re,na,n.d ,ndiscov.r.J !,
Bugler Wend had moi maungad IN foii
down upon H. Another cosuni,v WIS ,ba
lift which Eva Ward innocsn,lv ,,rar,.d
in the machine of DIR aud Mrs Ioynn
thereby fracturing her hiking record to
Col Crafts deep disgust
Workers was reached throuph ,,,ss ~
moving pictur, men Mt II Inc hour nm.
nounccd, but local suffrarists had ,ivan
the army half an hours grace and no
body but the attendant was on hand al
headquarters. \ tableful Of bottles which
looked like II thoughtful supplv OF arnico
and cold cream proved TO he cleaning fluid
and silver polish. When tine hostesscs
finally appeared Mrs. NJ l.. Oran re-
preached the General FOR taking the lives
OF 50 many people into her hands leaving
Mrs. Carl Osterheld to wish her godspeed
sion with a band and hammers an,,aor.l
IT looked like the Westminster Mems
League come to extend welcome. but 4;
reaii! was 81. .osephs Society on It's way
70 church. and Il never even looked In the
a'ihya direction. I'VE only masculine
Nelcofner was local newsdealer who
came out with book OF high sentiments
FOR the General. Yonkers was plainly
asleep. hut one woman IN "A boudoir cap
and dressing gown rushed out and took
thc Generals picture. \ very welcome
addition was Alphonse Majors automo-
bile, which picked up the weary at this
point and carried them as far as William
Rowley's estate, where IL stopped shn,r
after having its moving Dlcti,ro tai,.,
On diagnosis It's ailments proved "a i,a 81,
flooded carbureter. worn down vibrator
points and n shark Mug ont az or,.,
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