MME. ELS A GREGOR!
jSUFFRAGISTS SING NEW MARCH SONG!
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| Introduce  It at Meeting to Get Pledges for the Big Parade on May 6.
GOV.   BRADY   CHEERS   THEMJ
Tells    How    Woman    Suffrage    Has
Helped   in   the   West—Could   Help
Here to   Reform   Factory  Laws,
The woman suffragists, who are going to march down Fifth Avenue on May C, heid a mass meeting downtown in Clinton Hall yesterday afternoon to work up enthusiasm over the parade among the industrial women of the neighborhood. Gov. James H. Brady of Ifflho, Mrs. Florence Kelleyj and Leonora O'Reilly were the speakers. The wall back of the stage was decorated with banners, which read, "There   is   a   word   sweeter   '¦-         )m»
nother,  and country, that word is '^ V.'- " Who would be free fhemsehesTHi" ,trike the blow,"  "We snould[ i»ke^ aws under which we work and die, ¦ Trades unionism and the Da''°l- , Mrs. Mrs.  Stanton  Blatch Pres'dfnXe7 of fohn  Winters Brannan and ;Lnu™0V he    uptown    women   were   preseIK ributed literature, tookpPled|es.."      „¦, md   sold   copies   of  the  new          try.
Political March," which had gs >      tlw ¦>ut   yesterday.    Mme.   Blsa GreB      the. composer, wielded the baton I\n musicians on the stage, ana tii*         ,s I ludience.  which sang with a vim         ¦
¦¦ The   women   have    mpo-e'     hc ?am brand of politics upon us ^       e 0,
feared ^me^Ts SrA to P— '"SThTa man tells yn^ '" too   dignified  f°r  P0""^ up yf'1- ¦"''¦
after the Triangle Me.        .  vi.