New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-02
SIIFFRACISTS WILL
SEE WILSON TODAY
Working WomenWho Seek
Vote March and Entrain
for Washington.
ARGUMENTS READY
FOR THE PRESIDENT
Cabinet Members 10 See Delega-
ton This Morning. in All
Gather at Capital.

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...--,.-...o With the
l'''e s,erseo working women
process ,,...oto I1ircbcv-who immor-
inai '''' - ~,.or,l, nv lifting
taHio' 49,. 81, ~ q vo,nsu's meet
to'o''S - -, tts coat-led vester-
.,or~inr rom the Women's Trade
r......o go No. As East I'd street,
~, tro pennsylvania station. where thes
,,ot the train for Washington ana res
cent Wilson. Miss hihC"''' S"''s'''
.,orr at The head. mp BROADWAY anu
..s. 200 street. looked as though she
a,.,s have really entoyel a hi'ie arsu-
49,. ,..p a policeman or a sidewalk
...~,- Rrt all and sundry save neg
-..r, ~ way. and plenty ~ o.
s.,.r-,IN women were IN the pFo''S
Gil, t.t TWENTY-FIVE simply went SlonS
... tho others Of Amons those VINO
..,t the train 90 Washington "n''e i've
t.rlrea vote-scckng WorAins WOMB"
from various states meet TO-DAY N0ie
Mis-. Maud Malone. Mss Rose Schneioor-
man. ;nc auor oTe~n'De'' -'''S
Schultz who was discharged rom
...-e Tho other day because Sne 1o'De1
Gid. Retail Clerks Associations MISS
r.r.. Pierscn and Miss Allse "Ie-oiS
co-rccficut sufrace organizers WIN
1.r-~,tfon Of th.rty-focr working women
f-or1 that state. and several representa-
trcs az the Organization Of 'hehpIO!eu
Women
AL especially Mss Malone, went well
.,,-fef" they declared. for President
v.rsor-not with bombs. but with argu-
,-e0.s
.Do- .oe 90 Mrs Charles Beard. wife of
r..........- I}es-5 ~ Columbia University.
,,,,,s,re4 ~ ~cporters as She waved her
.,..-.htoe ~ tho dcnartinc working
-, .se~o,oto-o when the President
,, s......,t,,s ~ Women that he
,,-.. -. ,.i,,e.re On suffrage no
-. .,,o .,olc,r,a, for
-. NC -. i, tho
iS ia'' an -. -. -,
b'noeEd'' a'''''"'
taken o." ''e" e0a'N' a.
haon the answers ie'O' 'O' '''.''
row MISS Schneldcrinan j. losueu 'O'
Dim
when the I'VE hundred "orKihs
women from the various states are re-
ceNed hv hin tomorrow morning al
l0S o'clock Miss HinChev will address
him. Then. We hope. he will answer. and
then Miss scnneidermsn VIII wind the
argument " And II he gives us again
that spokesman for his party plea Miss
schroidernan will remind him OF what
10 said in his speech Of acceptance, that
"a platform Is in no sense A programme
and that the President should re the
leader Of his partv.'"
Tire deputation was 1ubilant over the
fse- thar Il was 10 be received al the
BRIGHTON Hotel. IN Washington. on is
arrival a. 40 o'clock. hy Secretary Of
Labor Wilson and Assistant Secretary
posf Is nenbers will have a meeting
., the puhlio library this morning be-
fore marching n the White House. and
sf,e- seeing the President viii Re enter
,,,,s5 a., lp,cbeo, bv the Congressional
r-,,o, -, the Young Woren's Christian
lssoo,,,io, Du-i,, luncheon they will
di,cuss p,esida,t Wilson'S reDlv 10 Miss
vinchev and II n isn't satisfactory the
President Will know II when he reads the
report ~ that luncheon.
A, iaae, thirty trades will he renre-
,s,,ea 4, ,bis gs,b.ri,g - Washington.
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