209 East 23d Street.

We invite you to go over there with us." She and the others walked calmly out of the square, and the crowd followed.

They turned into Fifth Avenue, and the crowd grew larger.

Before three blocks were passed there were literally thousands of people marching in the wake of ingenious suffragists.
The sight aroused the indignation of many respectable citizens.
"Officer," exclaimed one of these, addressing an attendant policeman, "I thought you had orders that those females were not to parade." "That ain't no parade," said the policeman, serenely; "them folks is just takin' a quiet walk." The suffragists have taken more than one quiet walk since then.

Street speaking has become an almost daily occurrence.