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New-York tribune., 1909-10-08
-rE--E-rH AssENELT nIsrRIrr

re F.rst Election District Is bounded by ana within
iL,lls s-s r-iau Distric, IS bounded bv and within
r,st -vsI,th sr-e- Avcnue G. East Tenth and
The e-.fa a s-t Avenue D East Fourteenth street
=, Ryer Fas- E.ehth street. Avenue D. East Tenth
@ F5ara s.son Dis,Tis; is bounded by snd within
a. rsf.h Election Distrfct bounded by and within
Tss- Foarrsr- street Avenue b. East Twelfth street
81 @v, s5sf Election District IS bounded by and within
@ eea5 sIse s5sss ana 1'A5Sni 1Tenae e 10 5iG tse
sc-rs- = us. eTle and Fast siNeerih street 90,
asFls ne tr31a he corner Of Ess S1xteenth street
-. avenue a Avenue a. East Fourteenth street an
Frsa Erection District IS bounded by and within
re. Frs Last Fourteenth street and Second
' E,. .rs, Sec5sa aTenae Easr F6nr:eenth Tlsllth
ere I-.as lla-e East Fifteenth street and Third
-se rrt- ra-s-7 District IS bounded by and within
Ess ErrJa1.- street. Flrst avenue. East Sixteenth
s-5- Es-.r lace, L-a5t Seventeenth street and
rs-. re-rlou District is bounded by and within
Ess ElH-a s-leet, Avenue A. East Sixteenth street
"a rrs- --uon District bounded by and within
Ise Ee-H s--eet. Avenue b. East sixteenth street
r- ree-e Election District is bounded by and
Aa -f.tt1tl street Avenue q last Seventeenth d
ere. 8- .r t-ast Fourteenth street and Avenue B,
T. r- election District IS bounded hoy and
-#r E.e sixteenth street. River East Seven
t-1. Avenue C.. East Sixteenth street and Ave
Election District Is BOUNDED by and
zs-- twentieth street East River, Last Eighteenth
fa6. avenue
rg- -u Election District is bounded by and
20 E.s- NH.--erf street First avenue, East EiEh-
ss--a Tl.rl avenue.
Election District IS bounded sy and
.Hf------r<r street. Second East
Eas-ea- street and Third avenue
l--..--l Election District Is bounded 10y and
within I- IHa.tg-tfsI street East River. East Twen-
tett s.-e-t avenue East Nineteenth street and
saa.
~ N-r--.--r Eeetlou District Is bounded hy and
F-r 1--- Twenty ma street First avenue. East
-F1-s --r-.r East River. East Twenty-tirst street
e
-fs -.sr-e-t Election District is bounded by and
rr-1 East l0Erg-1hirl street, Second avenue. East
-T-'l- street and Third
Election District Is bounded by and
T-- Ineufy-- -hirG street. First avenue. East
Twenty street and second avenue.
second Election District is bounded by ana
Erf- 7UertE-fdU-Eh street. First avenue East
TFenr-t.r- street ana Second avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-08
ra-H.1zHru ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

,ls f-rs- E.s-.a District is bounded BY and within
--s -srl-t street. second avenue East twenty
~ s.feet avenue Last IweHty-iOuTth street
TIE aan District is bounded by and within
-a. -Ne-.- '.. street. igrst avenue, Last twenty
-he Tr-- lion District is bounded by ana within
~. street +sst i.lser r. s@ss as t~eh'S yer, 5S l5S
r-ss Fa--a ou District is bounded by and within
- -Ne1. --r# street East River, Last Twenty
l tteet md avenue
= Fi:,l -.t.an Distric1 is bounded b. and within
49,. 80. er-a street Ihird avenue I-ast L~enis
i.- sea-s East Twenty fourth street ana Lexington
a.. I've. s-'a street. second avenue. East Twenty
E.at SEVERN Esaan uisui-t Is bounded by and within
sg,s ~ -lnt- stlee'. second avenue East f"eniy ,
s''a. Itr1 avenue. Last Twenty seventh street
Es@5 - Esa Eeaan District is bounded BY sna within
Third avenue. East Ihlrtleth
- s-Hs areule East Twenty ninth street and Lex
r.t SaH Election District is bounded by and within
ar, 15--. street East River. East TWenty-eightR
~ - a Ds,.f , , e 1op9aea nae p, sy aaa as within s14
E,5 As er Election District bounded by within
a. .-I'H.l. street. second avenue, East ThiTtieth
~ ....t avenue. Eas, THifty-hrst street and Lex
4H Election nisrz. 49,, e bounced bg 5 and ,i within
a. s-eala avenue East Thrty-second street
Flr ra..e-ath i.eclan District IS bounded by and
~ s. .s --rtA taira street Eazt River East Thirty
s, fe.f,.~1ta Eleer9a District is bounded by ana
g.- Fl Ga.Hy--oarth street East River. East
tg i-elfI L.rl-lsI District ls bounded b. and
a.-- .i--st GH.Itg-LuG street Second avenue. Last
T. f'rr- ans 4llT4 avenue
FI- eAr-.'l i-lsH.lga District i bounded Ly and
.-.H --1rl fs-srrcUru street. ErelL1
r. f'sr-t aU Ilird aErHae
fltt- 'tlife4fl l-.eEtsu ElstIc is bounded bv ana
or
-t.r. tt- Second aFcEl- tii- corner 81 East
rsi "'.H sT~ef and First ssrHue. East Thirty
-.il af~uus ' -' ' ' ' -''-
ee. ., & .s'ri.r ., + .,to' eoana@. ., r r9 @ga
hr.eF =. f iIFsf aEfua- diagonal 'inr from IT,
~ c.rssr .tfl-e aLa l-osf i1il setfnul street 20
iHe H i-sf Thirty sl1th street aGa Second avenue
H.fr ''tt. Election district bounded d., and
Agfr srs t'-fietH sue'f. East River. East Thirty
Rth- -'t We. fion District bounded bV sud
b. srt5 So aieth street second avenue. Last Thirty
u, 49, and Thrd avenue.
Frtr tli frsf Fl4tIor f.IerEas Is hosa led ft znH
tferf 49, tot FIRST street East River Fortieth
y. Lexington avente
s-l.-second Eestlon District e bounded b. ana
New-York tribune., 1909-10-08
rwExrY-sEvENTu ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

The First Election District Is bounded by ana with.
and Eighth
Erection District bounded and yvf-bf,
West Forty-thFi street, Seventh Fortish
Eighth
The Third Election District bounded ana within
West Forty sixth street. seventh F,rr--
third and Eighth 10y
The Fourth Election District bounded and within
West Forty-uinth street avenue. West Forrv-
sixth street and Eighth avenue
The Fiith Election District Is bounded by vithia
West Ftfty-third street avenue West Fortv-
ninth street and Eighth avenue.
The sixth Election Dstrict is bounded by ana within
West Fttty-seveuth Fifrv-
third street and Eighth
The Seventh Election District bounded by and within
West Fifty seventh street sixth avenue WITTY
drth street aad seventh
The Eighth Election District bounded by ana within
West Fifty ath street sixth avenue Ftfty-third
Seventh
The Ninth Election Dlstrct bounded by ana yithn
West Futythird street sixth avenue Forrv-nnth
street aud Seventh
The Tenth Election District bounded nv ana v-fst,,
West Forty uinth street atsnu- &, VEST E,,rrl
seventh street. diagonal the carn-r ~ ~
Forty seventh strevt and % Che rornrr
Nrst FortS sixth street aud seventh avenue Sew
The Eleventh Election District bounded bv ana win
IN West FortysiXth avenue West FortisTs
street and seventh
The Twelfth Election District bv sn5 with
IN West torufth street. sixth rhrty-sfxra
street and seventh avenue.
The thirteenth Election District bounded BY ana
within West Thirty zveuua -sr
Thirty -urst street and seventh avenue
The Fourteenth Election District is bounded D. an1
within West Thirty street. SiVth Vest
Twsnty-eiEhth street and seventh
The Fifteenth Eiecton DlstFict - lo2-l-sd ~ aHa
New-York tribune., 1909-10-08
Election Notices

SEVENTEENTH ASSEMBLY DTsTRIcr-coNT.D.
svenne West one Hundred and Third street and Am
Ihe seventh Election District Is bounded nv,
snu within West one Hundred and Fifth street Man
5aa, avenue West one Hundred and street
and Columbus - 9NN~N
ITenyeighth Election District is bounded BY and
NlIhh West One Hundred Sixth street Manhs Ter
avenue, West One Hundred and Fifth street and Am
steFdam ~ ANi
& Twenyninth Election District is bounded by aud
WIthlh West One Hundred and Seventh street Central
fatk West West one Hundred and Fourth street Man
Columbus NN anu
New-York tribune., 1909-10-08
Election Notices.

TWENTY-sECOND ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-CONTD
within East Eghtyeishth street East End avenue.
Elghty-seventh street and Avenue A.
The Eighteenth Election District Is bounded By and
within East Ninety-second street. East River East
Ninety-second street. East River. East Eighyelshth
street and Avenue A.
The Nineteenth Election Ia bounded hv and
within East Ninety second street. Avenue A. East Eighty
eighth street and First
The Twentieth Election District II bounded By and
within East Eighty-nnth street. First avenue East
Eighty-eEhth street and Second
The Twentyhrst Election District Is Bounded by and
within East Ninetieth First
ninth street and Second avenue.
The TWentysccond Election District r. bounded
within East Nnetyhrst street First avenue. East Nine
tieth street and Second avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-08
Election Notices.

r--~-vr,,TH ASSEMBLY DISTR1CT-CONTD.
-.-bth street. Tenth avenue west Forty-seventh
sfreet .-seenh Election District Is bounded by anl
IM -r-,sf Fc~tv-ninth street. Tenth avenue. West
siihA si.s street and Eleventh avenue.
FCfl Election District Is bounded by
- iy-e-f Forty-nnfh street 20 Ninth avenue A
Eithn rre from the corner of West Forty-ninth
6srH~ s-irth avenue The corner of Tenth avenue
Iro 'Si,tcs-t- Election District bounded bv and
~ fscrrlf line frou the Of Tenth avenue
Vihn F.veir.th street the corner ~ West TortS-
ane s--eet ana SINH avenue. Nlnth an3 West
eighth street .- -,,-.-...
lvos- FslfIe+h street Eighth avenue West Tor-,-
FiD st-oet a diagonal line from the of Eighth
r er7 Vest ninth street 20 the corner OF Nest
lf.iet+h street ara Ninth avenue and Niuth avenue
- v.esf Tlftisth street. Nnth avenue West Forty
-.-cet and Tenth aNeDuo
n-sl NiTetesuth Election District IS bounded ~ and
~ Test Tlricth street. Tenth avenue West Forty
49, is---r+ aus HudSon River
f f7vrfr. Election District IS bounded by ana
~, IVelt r.ftl second street. Eleventh avenue West
e-sf street. Tenth avenue West Fifteth street and
hgS TWertyf-st Election Dstrlct is bounded tr and
s,tin West FirE fTst street Ninth avenue, West
-...h st-ref and 7rrtE avenue
~ --v-sr-,-~e-7n5 Election District bounded b ana
v-sst Fifry-G.St street. Eighth avenue Nest
A-...-.- e+-r-r and NlurE avenue.
-,-e1fg- Election District bounded bv and
- yVes- Flftf-eerond street Eighth avenue West
-, s~sf st-eet and Ninth aNeU1e-
- -erty- fourth le-t -tion District is bounded hv and
,f- West iltr' second street. Ninth avenue. West
-...,e-st stree. ard Tenth avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-10-08
Election Notices.

FoORTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT-CoNTD.
Elsnln East Fortysecond street Prospect place
Ieriz. street East River East Fortyrst street and
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23
KNOCKED MANS EYE
OUT WITH kNUCKLE
Berry JocksOn, Wanted for
FeIonious Assault, Captured
by Police.

Berry jackson. a negro. who has
been wanted by the local police for
week on the charge OF knocking
the right eye out OF the head OF Jim
Sergeant. also colCTed, was arrested
in Rockets yesterday afternoon by
Patrclman Pearson and locked UP at
the station house on the charge OF
fe'onicue assault.
It is alleged that Jackson attacked
Sergeant in Rockets last week. After
some verbs. Jackson, it is said.
struck Sergeant a flow on the side
OF the right eye. knocking the eye BAH
out OF the man head. The police
believe that Jackson struck him with
some kind Of an instrument. but eye
witnesses say that the man used only
his knuck.e.
Sergeant held biz eye in his hand
and ran to some white men nearby.
who hastily summoned a doctor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23
FIRST PRACTICE IN
AERIAL WARFARE ON
Fort Hancock ArtiIIerynen Train
Their Guns Upon Imaginary
Enemy.
nv Associated Pressl

NEW YORK. Ncv. 22-The first
practice Of the United States army IN
aerial warfare began at Sandy Hook
today. A large CAPTIVE balloon was
sent mp and eunners at Fort Hancock
elevated Their big guns TO test their
range On the imaginary enemy. With
three big balloons as targets. actual
shots viii Be fred later in the week
Lieutenant benjamin II Fouls. Of
the si~nsl corps. is commanding the
aerial INVADERS. and some Of the best
known O. dnanc~ aEd artillery officers
are commzI ling the defense. The
ssis vii not be open to the public.
II l. eaid experiments In Germany
have shown that the regular field ar
tnlcry cannot b. aimed and fred up
ward quickly enough 70 disable air
ships IN motion. The Germans have
invested three kind Of balloon can
non sad this government Is carrying
on tests 70 that end.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23
LOUISVILLE MARQUlSE
LIFT HUSBAND NOTHING
Most Of interest In Caldwell Estate
Goes 10 Dead Woman's
Sister.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov "a
Whatever interest the Marquise Des
Monsters Iemirinyille. who was Miss
Mary Gwendcline Byrd Caldwell. Of
Louisville. had IN the Caldwell estate
goes mostly. under the will OF The
marquise which was filed today for
srcbate. to her sister. the Baroness
Caldwell Won Zedwitz.
The heques;s of 10000 each are
made. one to John Ridgely Carter, OF
London. Eng. and one To Charles II.
Carter. Ct Baltimore. Md. another
distant cousin. Waldermar Conrad
Won Zedwi;z. her nephew. gets $780,
0O0. Two ether small requests are
made aud the residue interest goes
TO the sister.
Reference is made % the husband
of the marquis only 10 provide that
he shall have nothing further out OF
her estate than is provided fer in the
marriage contract she had with him.
Until the marquise renowned, the
Catholic faith, il had been expected
tina; she would leave much TO the
church. However, under her will the
church is not mentioned. The Cald-
well estate Is one of the Oldest in
louisville and the will disposes of
interests valued at $l.o00.00o.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23
PAYS HIS RESPECTS TO
THE LEGAL PROFESSION
President Of American Federation Of
Labor slames Constitutional Law.
yers and Sig Fees for Failure OF
Working Man to Get Laws Protect
ing His Rights.
by Associated Press,

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-~After hear
Ing Samuel Gompers speak at Cooper
Union tonight two thousand members
of the Ladies' Waistmakers' Union
voted to go on strike tomorrow for
shorter hours and higher wages At
the same time. three other divisions
of the union, representing about 15.-
400 more employees met In parts OF
the city and cast their votes with
similar results.
Mr.. Gompers, in his address at
Cooper Union, said:
There comes time when TO re-
fuse TO strike Is TO be slaves. Condi
lions In the clothing trade are blot
10 civilization--at stake in this con-
test of yours are the lives and futures
OF many men and women. II is time
that You were aroused. If you let
this opportunity go by. II may be
generations before you again get the
opportunity to improve your condi-
TONS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23

was removed to the morgue. The BODY
stiu was warm and this had led To the
belief of the rescuers that he was
alive
One Of the rescuers excitedly told
CT hearing the man moan after he nae
been placed on the stretcher Dat TINS
was pronounced mistaAe by the
nhysician. While uncertain as to the
time of death they believe II had oc-
Cured at least ~ hours before Delns
placed on the stretchers. The TEN
perature of the mine, which is higner
than 60 degrees. caused by the hre.
as vet unextingushed, undoubtedly
was the cause of the warmth of the
body. Wild scenes followed the car
ryipg Of the man TO the hospital ear.
They are alive came the cry
from all sides and rush that almost
carried the bearers of their feet be-
gan. The soldiers were hurried 10
the spot and forced back the crowds.
while physicians and nurses worked
over the body of the man in the car.
Gruesome Work Goes On.
The work of hosting the other VIC
tins TO the surface did not cease. AS
the first load of three stretchers.
their burdens and their carriers reach
ed the top, the crowd surged back TO
the car a few yards away. Scores bent
over the bodies. but even the nnprac-
ticed glance of those not OF the medi'
cal profession saw at once that there
was no mistake as to the death OF
those on the stretchers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23
WEDDING PARTYS AUTO
PLUNGES OFF BRIDGE
Prospective Groom and Chauf-
feau Dead Bride-eIect and
Friend Injured.
By Associated Press.)

CUTHBERT. GA, Scv. 22.-Two
persons we're killed and three others
mfracuiousiy escaped instant death
near here iast night when a big tour
ing car containing a wedding party.
plunged OF the bridge over the Cen
trail OF Georgia Railroad to the tracks
forty feet below Curtis Williams.
the chauffeur. was instantly killed
while Horace Sheppard. the prospec-
tive bridegroom died OF his injuries
this morning aaiiss Helen Nattcx. 81
Coleman. the bride TO be. and James
Lumiey. OF Edison. also we're injured.
Miss Mary Nattox. a sister OF the
bride to be. escaped without injury.
The party had been 10 Cuthbert to
secure a preacher 10 perform the cere-
mcny. but. unsuccessful IN their
search owing to the youth Of the
couple. had started for For Gaines.
Williams. II Is said. lost control o.
the machine. While attempting 70 light
8 cigarette. II was erronsously re-
ported last night that a brother ci
sheppard also was killed IN The acct.
dent.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23
MURDERER MAKES STAND
IN CAROLINA SWAMP
Sheriff Of Columbus County Severely
Wounded In Enect'ng Capture
OF Fugitive.
Try Associated press.)

VII MINGTON. y. c., Nov. "a
Sheriff 4. 8 Richardson, of Column
bus county, this state. was twice shot
and severely. but no, fatally wound
cd while engaged with posse In ell
fect.ng the capture Of a white man
named Bufkin. charged with murder.
in swamp near Cauaey, S. c.. yes
'terday.
Rufkin had fortified himself In a
camp in the swamp where he had
been In hiding since the murder two
wee Ks ago and as the poeae approach
cd. he fred from ambush with d
shotgun II was while returning the
fire that Sheriff Richardson was
wounded. Bufkin finally surrendered
under threat OF the posse TO set fire
to the swamp and kin him on sight
when he came out of his hiding. The
prisoner was landed in jail ct White
vile. y. C. today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23
NORFOLK GIRL FOUND
AFTER LONG SEARCH
Thirteen-year-oId Amelia John
son Located in Chicago;
Gypsy Arrested.
iRy Assoclated Press

CHICAGO, ILLS, Nov. 22.--After
search of three years. Amelia john
sen. 13-yearos-ol laughter OF Eph-
RAIN Johpsop. a. horse dealer OF Eliz-
abeth, y. J.. who was kidnapped at
Norfolk. Va, in November, 1906. was
found today by her father and broth
ers in a south side rooming house.
Detectives accompanied the girls
relatives and they arrested Zeica
Dmetro, a gypsy. and his son. Eph-
rain Demitro. The elder Demitro Is
said TO be king of hand o. gypsies
that make a business of kidnapping
for ransom.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23
WORKMAN KILLED BY
C0ILLAPSING BUILDING
New Gusro Factory az Wilson, X. c.
Fsils-Property Loss Twenty
Thousand Dollars

RALEIGH. y. G, Nov. z2.-Ono
workman ~ss killed. two crippled and
three others we're slightly bruised by
the collapse CT frame structure be-
ing erected Ter a gusno factory az
Wilson. y. C.. this afternoon The
dead nan. p. 3. Tyler. was mixing
cement and was struck By falling
timters. hts brains being dashed On;
The injured are:
JunIus Woodward. Tom Bethany.
both cclcred. and Frank Bate. George
Farmer. end Speieht Mckee,. whi-e.
Two hundred thousand feet o. ium-
Der was rendered useless in toe
crash. The loss 10 the Conentne>
cuano Company. which was erecting
the building. : estimated at sz9.ece.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23
OPEN BIDS TODAY ON
OLD DOMINION LINER
Local shipysrd Submits Estimates on
New Freight and Passenger
Steamers.

Bids on the construction Of a new
freight and passenger steamer viii
be opened today by the Old Dominion
Steamship Company At its main office
in New York. The local shipyard
will submit an estimate On the YES
sci and the officials expect to land the
contract.
The new steamer Is designed for
traffic between this port. Norfolk and
New York snd viii be about OF the
same size and design as the steamer
jefferson. owned BY this company.
she is to cost about 100000 when
completed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23
No DEMAND EXPECTED.
sicsrse0sn Government Optimistic as
Result Of Silence.

MANAGUA. NICARAGUA. Nov.
22-Not having received any cfhcsal
communication en- the subject. the
NicaraEuan government cxprcsse. a
doutt that a demand fer reDaFafion
will be- made BY the United States
On acc5uut Of the execution Of the
two Americans. Grcce and cannon.
fcr the reason. It Is pointed cut that
the PROCEDURE of Nicarague was ac-
csrding TO law.
The men we're tried By couTt-mar-
tiai and conds mEed and President Ze-
laya refused to interfere with the de-
cisicn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23
Rear Admiral sDerry oesisnste5.
fRv Associated Press1.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Nov. IL
Admiral Spsrry has been detailed by
the secretary Of The navy 10 assist the
National Waterways Commission IN
its work. He VIII give attention TO
various questions and vii aid the
commission in the preparation OF rs
forihc ming report. The commission
will report to congrsss about the frst
next January
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23
Time Fixed for January I.
Two Terms Enough.

NEW YORK. Nov. 22.-James S.
CIarkson. surveyor of the port of New
York, issued the following statement
tonight when informed that he was
not be reappointei after the expira-
ton OF his present term:
Il have had two terms of the Of
flee. and two terms are enough for
me. I did not desire another term,
as is generally known. and fer over a
year have been arranging 10 go into
business, fact which has been pub
liciy announced several times in the
last few months"
Mr.. ClarksOn was chairman OF the
Republican national committee from
1890 to 1892 and has been a member
Of many Republican national con-
yenticns. He is 81 years old
Not Associated With Frauds.
A close friend OF Mr.. Garrison said
tonight that developments would
show that tine action taken at Wash
ington today could be associated with
the sugar fraud investigation and
that there would be some interesting
disclosures in Clarkscn's favor
Richard Parr. the government EN-
pIoyee who asserets that be original
exposer Of the sugar frauds deciin-
ed 20 comment On The case today al
though the friends OF Ear. Ciarkson
referred to Parr as the man who
would give some valuable information.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-11-23

FAILS TO SEE MR.. TAFT
Suffragette Pays Vain Call at
White House.
NOT MILITANT, SHE SAYS
Mrs. Philip Snowdon Declares She
Found Roosevelt Charming and That
She Would Like to Know His Sue
NOT MILITANT, SHE SAYS
(By Associated PTess.)

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. %
Mrs. Philip Snowden wife OF liberal
member of the British Parliament and
a noted suffragette. tried to see Presi-
dent Taft today. She failed.
Protesting that she does not belong
TO the militant branch OF the organize
ton, that has made the lives of Brit
ish statesmen miserable for the pass
few months, Mrs. Snowden left the
White House announcing that she
would endeavor tomorrow again to
run the gauntlet that shut her OFF
from the chief executive OF the United
States.
Il am DESTROYS of meeting Ere
dent Taft" she said because met
your former President, Mr.. Roose-
welt. and found him to be most charm
ing. | am anxious. therefore to have
the privilege of knowing his sue
cessor.
A Disappointment.
Mrs. Snowden was something OF a
disappointment to the members OF the
women's suffrage movement here In
a lecture tonight at the Masonic
Temple she declared that American
women could not entertain the move
ment seriously. This she explained,
was by reason Of the fact that there
were some two million mere men than
women in this country, the women
here are treated so well that they fail
10 appreciate their political slavery.
In England, she added, the women
Outnumbcr the men by 100000. and
the situation is reversed.