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[HE SUffRAGiSIS WHO I l’trry, South Carolina; Mrs. Robert
'; hiker, liistliet of Columbia; Mrs.
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Will SEE tilt PRISIDENI
Missfilsie ltill and Mrs. Weed Ill—1
eluded in the Prontimnt Ameri-
itandoiph Keith Forrest, District of
Columbia: Miss Winifred Mullen, Dis-
Itritt of Columbia; Miss Estelle Hell-
iman, District of Columbia. Mrs. Wm
Is Moore, District ofCo'1lum’oia Mrs.
IBcnton MacKaye, District of Colum-
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Ibis: Mrs. George Odell, District of
can women IColumbia; Mrs. W. T. Burch, District
iof Columbia: Mrs. Estelle Wilioughby
W Ilons, District of Columbia; Mrs. Lucy
Th9 C iuoicalt, District of Columbia; Mrs.
”mammal Union for Morrlll, District of Columbia; Mrs.
‘.'oman Suffrage has made public the' Jnlin Winters Brennan, New York;
names of those who will go to the Mrs. Hill Urquhart. Virginia; Mrs. ii.
\iliitc House December 6, with Mrs! G Harrison Minnesota: Mrs. E. Dana
Sara llard Field and M155 Francis Durand Minnesota; Miss Alice Car
14°11‘30" the envoys from the “oman' pentcr, New York; Mrs. lnez Mi-lhol
\oters Contention, to present to land Boissevain, New York: Miss
Plcsidtnt Wilson resolutions urging Maud Younger, California; Mrs. Ger-
tho adoption of the Susan B. Anthony mine Hunter, Minnesota; Mrs Alden
amendment to remove from the ballot Potter, Minnesota and Mrs Lilly (3
the qualification of sex. in the list 11 nigionhoinewt Utah.
gllen out today are the names of
some of the most prominent women in' HOTGHKIS'S aEQUEST NOT YET
the nation I Live issue.
The purpose of the White House ‘—‘-
visit is to present President Wilson Six Months Before state Can Attempt
vitll documentary evidence to show to Collect inheritance Tux. ,
that the women voters of the equal The question do to whether Yale
suffrage States are in favor of the fed University must pay an inheritance
oral amendment to enfranchise tax on the bequest of the late Justus
women The Plesident has agreed to it. Hort-piling of New Haven will not
receive the suffragists at 2 o. 'cloclt the interest state "tax otllciols for fully six
day Congress convenes. pinning, according to statements made
011 the morning of the 0th of De- yogterdoy by Tax Commissioner Wil-
eclllber Mrs. Field and Miss .lollii‘fe liam H. Corbin and Attorney General
11 ill be metal the corner of Maryland (‘aaorge E. Hinman. It is anticipated
avenue and Fourth street, Northeast, that. in view of a former rtillng of
at Stanton Place, and be escorted to Judge of Probate Gilson of New liar
theCapltol, where Senator Sutherland ten. he will declare Yale to be a
will extend a welcome on bellult‘ of benevolent institution and therefore
the Senate and Representative Mon- t‘wmpl it from paying an inheritance
deli on behalf of the House. After me which in this (3359,. would'
delivering to Congress thousands of amount to about $59,000.
Dititions for votes for w,olnen Mrs. Attorney General Hinman said yes-
in Id and Miss .lollill’e accompanied ltl‘flll} that, under the terms of the
by a pzliti of distinguished women, statute. an. appraisal of the estate
1 ill plot-pod to the White House must (last he. made and a copy sub
share the Prse ltlmil will receive them mitted to the tax collector “ho, If
in the East "00m he wishes, can ask for a rev dilation.
Those already selected to oattend I‘clloulllg his acceptance of this tliclc
U111 White House reception nre‘ M158 is a wait of six months, the time limit
Alice Paul, New Jersey: Miss Lucy for claims against the estate, and
"Burns, New York: Mrs. C. H. P. Bel- which must elapse' before the estate
fiiont, New York: Mrs Cnstal- East csL be settled. Then the judge of
loan Benedict, New York: Mrs Gil- wards to the tax conlmis~
son Gardner Virginia: Miss Elste- steneru schedule otbcquesis .of the
rim Connecticut: Mrs William Kent. 11111, and the inheritance tax to be
(Sawmill-,4 Jlrs. Lawrence Lewis, paid on each one. On this schedule
Penneylvania; Miss Joy Webster Né~ 11m appear any exemptions for pay-
braskw 'Miss Hazel MacKaye. MaSB' ment of the tax made by the judge
etflllusctts Miss Florence Brewer, Tile'n if the tax commissioner thinks
New York: M.l‘s Helena Hill Weed, a; error has been mam} he may appeal
Connecticut; Mrs. A. C. Bartlett, New 11 the superior court.
Yolk; Mrs. Florence K‘elley, New Tax Commissioner Corbin yesterday
Ymk: Mrs. Percy S. Read, Virginia: said that he was not ready to make
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Mrs Jenny C LaW‘HBYdY: ”101118011: any statement on the probable sttt»
Miss Elizabeth '1) Elder, Maryland: tr'de of. his department on thé' question
M” C B Hamilton; Michigan; 11- of Yale’s freedom from paying the
Helen Live-Bossieux, Vliiglnln; 'Mrs. tax: ' fl
A. R. Calvin, Minnesota; Mrs. Gl'en- '
dower Evans, New York'; Mrs. ,F. R
Hazard, New York; Mrs' Eugene
Slitppen, Michigan; Mrs. A. H. Bright Form
Minnesota, Mrs. J. Borden Estes,
Vermont: ‘Mrs. John Dewey, New ’ NEW HAVEN Nov 2_4-—With {he
. D’s ‘
Yolk; REV Olympia Brown “56"” formal,aecspto'nce last night by the
1in“; Mrs. William ’00“- New York Connecticut National guard of. the
Mrs. Agnes Jenks, lRhoda Island: Valp battery can,“ the announce-
Mrs. "Edna sh Latimer. Maryland: ment that but 486
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Mn,..-Jonnx.Juy White, 'Washingt’on, men are nlisted
D. ic;-Mrs. W. '1). Ascaugh. COMECW given to students neit week to join
cut;. Mrs. Wm. Spencer Mutter. 0011- an that the membership win. he
necticut; Mrs. Mar"! Hutches“ Fixer brought up to 552 men. Battery
Mas‘sachusetts; Mrs John 33.080181 _ a were named yesterday. Morris
New York;- Mrs: Richard Wainwright, Hadley
Navy; Mrs. S. B M Young, Army; Yale, is head of one of the new or-
Miss Doris Sicilians. Ohio; M‘I'I- tillery organizations. Captain Mort.
Charles“ Board, New You'll." lift-s E borough Churchltill. 11.18 A., inspect-I;
Paul ’9“ ’Dolawaro" ““3- Edward' oi the battery with Adjuf .anl: Geno'
» Porrltt, Connecticut; Mrs. Edwin C. oral George M. (We. N. G.
Grice. . Pennsylvania' Ml‘tl- I1101’!” Twenty officer's will be named ne'tt
‘ armor,- New York. .Nro. Ellen Week .
spanner nth-soy; Misti-lot of certain - « ‘ .t
» HQWI Connecticut“ ”Condos! 111:. W Try
_~YALE BATTERY READY.
ally Accepted by. National 2:111an
Son of President is Nomad header.
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- "t'eeipf or disbursement
and lanoth'er‘ opportunity will lie»
Cflltf [Gilli ItitS
0f SUITE PIIIICEI
(continued from list page)
“The members of the force have.
and may exercise authority. in any
ion of the state in all criminal mat—
The department shall also reu-
assistnnce when requested, til
practicable, to any sheliif or super
ntelldent of police in any Wm 01'!
be state. Whenever state police areI'
not engaged in any specific work.
hey shall use their best endeavors
o prevent crimes, preserve pence,
1nd secure the arrest and convict~
toll of offenders.
"in addition to other duties, ' the
duties of fire marshal came ' to the
:uperintcndcut or police, and lie is
‘utllorized to conduct hearings and
'llllllll‘lon witnesses in case of suspi
cious or incendiary fires.
Moving Picture Powers. 4
"Additional powers were given to
be state! police of 1909. giving them
supervision over moving picture
muses ‘and authority to license mov-
'ug picture operators, and determine
die character and use of the. building
«here pictures are shown.
“This authority gives them power
regulate the number .and width
1i aisles and exits in such houses.
"The state superintendent of
police is also state superintendent
Iii weights and measures, and he
~11d his deputies shall at least once
"11 each your test all scales, weights
111.1 pleasures used [11 checking the
of supplies
every institution for the mainten-
ance. of which moneys are appropri-
'lted by the genclnl assembly.”
Last year standards and equip-
ment to the nt'lnib'ei of 670 pieces
were tested 11nd sealed in three
counties, five cities and two towns
throughout the fistula: also the
equipment in four manufacturing
concerns. One hundred and four
prosecutions were instituted. Dur-
ing the ye or ending June 30,1914.
t‘l'fi.
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‘tccd'rdfng to Chief 1211.111,” the state
iolice department illade 423 in-
pections of plans, premises . and
"011111: picture .boothsl.
clients of state aid cases; 241 inves-
ligations of
mobile law, accidents, etc, in .ss-l
sistunce to the secretary "of state:
1:84 investigations of cases-involving
crime, making a
vestigations and inspections with
‘otai of 602 prosecutions in crim.
inal cases.
1,588 Investigations.
During the year ending June 30,
1914, the department made a total
of 1.588 investigations 'ilnd inopoc
titans” 712 on matters involving
volume,194 in state aid cases, with.
deportations of 246, and 192 aulol
cases.01' the, criminal matters
there were .738 -:prosecutions',' an ins
crease of 136 prosecutions during-
that your. :“For the .fifteen‘ months
lending sentember 30,1915.the de-I J4
Iparti'nent made 725 .ln’vestlgations' 'ot
matters -4n'votvtng‘»’orime, “rm-h a
201 ’in'resll- .
violations of the sum»
total of 4,349- irr} -;
a .. .
Coil. 0f President Hadley, I)! “Film Qt 11032 brmauuti‘ons‘. or this: .
g_g)l.ilti_4..1ri:uisv organs-thus mo
FIVE genre. " i"
Dealt miss this. flitt- out thiulip. on- ,
close with live cents to Foley d: (10...;
out o. ,ui,.,fpn-itlng your name. a '
Honey soar-h ' '
tutti-13st, . to. out room in
our ohms. mediums
word; stair Winter Kidney trl
ind m cathartic from."
lililiel of plusetiliom 97 pol cent.
~(ll (omittions.
SIOCII IIIRIIII SHIIII I
Officers of the .v‘ate polite llll\t‘,
lit‘t'll called upon to investigate 38' SOME IMPQOIEMENII“
'lonlicitlc cilscs, with the result that‘ '
death and prison sentences wereI .
imposed ill 24 cases. I
The followini.r memorandum Chief
Egan cited as an explanation for
the deficiency ill the state police
(Continued from First Page.)
renewal of dividends. Baldwin Loco- 0'
motive sold oi! toward the close .on
BARON ZWIEDIEK CALLS ON SEC- in confiima'tlon of the chargez:
WASHINGTON,
Irich Zwicdiek, charge of the Austro'
[Hungarian embassy, conferred again
It iiil Secretary Lansing today about
his complaint against the recent ls- [Department and “m- “hm
”mm“ Qteel Pfd as a resgult of sconce by the Department of Justice said he 1133538941 50“”) tit-W
RETARY LANSING. by Dr Joseph Horicar, a “film
Nov. 24. ——Baron trizln consul.
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No information regarding he
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felence was forthcoming at ‘
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a statement which appeared to be subject.
appropriation for the year ending
December 31, 191i.
Number of prosecutions for the}
out ending June 30,1914, 1‘32; num»
ber of prosecutions for the. year
ending December 31 1914 952; ohm“
her of prosecutions for the six
months ending December 31, 1914,
f
failure of the directors to' declare a
dividend on the common stock.
Stocks like Sears-Roebuck, _Wool-
worth and May Department Stores
were 2 to 5 points higher, also North
American, United Fruit, Pittsburgh
Coal Pfd, and Virginia iron, Coal and
Coke. Rails were irregular during
the early session. chiefly because of
the‘persistont pressure against New
Haitian. which fell 2 5-11 to 75 as, but
later pronounced improvement. wall
‘manmtod, the rise coinciding with
the publication of Southern Pacific'sI
earnings Yer October. These disclosed _,
a net increase of almost $1, H200000I
and called renewed attention to tho
prosperous conditions in which lead-I
ing transportations companies are
sharing to an unusual degree.
Metal stocks were active, for the
Sununnry: 38, 96 years 3 1-?months'
imprisonment; 2 state prison for
life: 3, .state reformatory; 4, for-
feitures .of $2,250.
0! the remaining 905 prosecu-
tions fines were imposed in those
finally disposed of. the remainder
boini: continued or mailed cases.
AMERICANS MISTREATED.
SAN «BRANOIBCO, Nov. air-«Or-
dc-ro to Admiral Winslow to go 1 to
'l'opolobampn, followed radio advices 1
received here yesterday of the second vimclns 1 3 4 1° 30 on the benefits its
silf'k of Los \lochis. Sinaloa, withili‘xstockholdcrs are expected to dertvol'
one week, and the mistreatment of from the distribution of Guggenheim
Americans there. Exploration holdings. American
These outrages are credited to Villa smelting also rose steadily toward
adherents including some Maori ln- the end. gaining 3 13 M ‘00 3'4- but
dians. losing some of this advance on real-l
The San Diego arrived here Novem- iring sales. There was steady absorp-I
her 13 after an extended cruise along lion of U. 8. Steel at it fractional rise;
the “Mexican west coast. but Bethlehem Steel was again W‘Ih‘l
-~————~'—-——~-———~ out quotation. except for an occasional;
NEW YORK. Nov. 24.—Cottou fu- edit int. Tntal sales amounted to i
lures closed steady. December 1160: 480,000 shares.» ‘
JENNY 1183: March 1212; May 1229; “Future" sales of Mercantile Man
July 123d; Spot steady; Middling ine 4W9 at a slight advance was tile
1135. feature of the bond market. Total
sales par value ag'fezau‘d 55-175 00"-
U. S. Bonds were unchanged on call.
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land, 00.. had croup. He writes: ‘Bothi —Therc's as much money ~ in the:
got so choked up they could hardly world as before the great “var started,
breathe. I gut-e them Folcys Honey and ~anct more are just us many shrede
Iy cdred them." Cnntntnl‘ no opiates. people looking for "good buys" in rest I
(monitor passages. estate.»-
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providing a safe. wholesome uniform
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skill and can exercised' in its prepara-
tion insure its superior quality under
any conditions.
Mr Car Owner
We make a specialty of Lighting and Starter troubles.- .Ou'r in
charge your storage battery without removing it- from: your on
pair work in all its branches. ~
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