Bisbee daily review., 1912-01-14
FRENCH WOMEN LEAN TOWARD
 SUFFRACETTES
Increasing Interest Is Dis played Towards Move ment by Women
 of Paris
COLLEGE LIBRARIAN FINDS WARM WELCOME
Is Surrounded in Hotel By Europeans All of Whom Have Some
 thing to Sell

PARIS, Jan. 13:-French women are showing steadily growing inter.
 est in women's suffrage This has
 not, by any means reached the stage of the movement in England CT the United States, but it has advanced
 far enough to bring about the forma-
 tion Of organizations devoted to the cause
 American women are explaining the
 progress Of the movement in Ameri- ! ca. Among these has been Miss Lucy | Davis of Philadelphia, who recent, addressed a French society for wo- mans suffrage in the city hall at Pas sy on the present state of the sui frage question in the United States Miss Davis, who spoke in French, is
 a greatgrandAdaughter of Lucretie
 Mott Quaker preacher of the earll-
 CT days
 French suffragists are planning to present women candidates for cleo. tive positions in several places as a test cf their strength This is of
 doubtful legality. Although the law does not specifically prevent the nom- nation and election or women. It is regarded as probable that if elected
 to any office they would not be seat ed At the last election in Paris a woman was nominated. but she re- | ceived a very small vote
 In Search Of Books | Dr. Walter Lichtenstein, the libra ! Tlan of Northwestern University of Illinois, who has been spending some
 time in Madrid in investigation and in puchasing for Harvard University the library of international law of se
 Marquis of Olivart, has had a num- bCr of experiences comniOn 10 suppos- ea wealthy Americans in Madrid. The hotel where he was stgying was crowded with people, all eager 10 sell him anything from painting to mine Jewels. painting, truthful
 ly or falsely attributed Lo Murillo and Rubens, tapestries and works of are Of all varieties were offered by the score, and men even followed him on the streets importuning him to buy or to invest money in industrial enterprises.
 This was all the result Of the an- nouncement that Doctor Lichtenstein was buying a library. The serious lesson from it al: is that Spain has much to sell in historical objects ano that there Is lack of capital at home to develop new industrial en- teTprises.
 French millers have discovered a simple and effectuaI method of pre- serving their stores of grain from the inroads of the grain weevils. 1t con sists in placing a small quantity of hops in the barn. The smell of hops is profoundly antirathetic to the wee vii; at the same time it has no de- leteTiOus effect on the grain. even should small qu ntities happen 10 get ground up with the wheat in the pro- cess of milling
 The National Aerial League, auth Orized by the Minister of Public works has commenced the work of marking out the air roads of France in ac- cordance with the system drawn up by Rene Quinton. The first Of these roads joins the great Aerodromes of Saint Cyr. Buc. Villacoubiay, Etampcs Nincennes, to the camps at Chalons and Verdun. Large guiding s'ins, vi- saOie H"Hl cOhSlueId dDlt ueisnt, HtFe been established at all the principal
 points along this route.
 Tower Shows it's Age The time is nearly due for the Eiffel tower to have the ravages of time and the weather removed from it's mighty form .1is operation, which takes place every six years, entails a cost Of some Sl5.0CO. and keeps a special company Of painters busy for three or four months distributing O. 00O pounds of paint over it's 60.0O0 square feet area. The color of its new dress has not yet been chosen. Hitherto a new tint has been used at esch re-pamting: orange in 1889. ! red in 1893, golden yellow -l 1899. ! white al the summit and chrome vel .