Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-19


the opening of the convention of
the Ohio Suffrage Association
here TO-DAY the treasurer, Mrs.
Zel Hart Demine, estlma ted that
it would not cost more than $780,
COO to finance a successful suf-
frage campaign in Ohio. in 1914.
MANCHESTER, N. H., Nov. 1s.
The insurgents won two big vic
tories in the election of national
officers for the Grange o-day.
National Master Oliver Wilson,
of Perior, IT., was reelected with
out opposition. But lnsurqent w.
H. Vary, of 'Watertown, N. ",
master of the New York State
Grange, defeated the machine
candidate, L. H. HeaIy, of North
woodstock, Conn, the present
overseer for reelection. lnsur-
gent w. F. Gaunt, of MulIca Hill
N. j., likewise defeated the ma
chine candidate, Charles M. Gard
ner, of WestfieId, Mass, master
of the Massachusetts Grange, for
the office of the national lecturer.
PARIS, Nov. ia petition
signed by more than 10000 French
women was presented to the
Chamber of Deputies to-day ask
ing that limit be placed on the
number Of places at which dis
titled liquors are sold.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ia
Provision that banks may lend
one third of their time deposits
, on farm real estate for period
of five years was adopted as an
amendment to the currency bill by
Senator Hitchcock and the five
Republican members of the COM
mittee to day. These Senators
also eliminated the payment of
fees to bank examiners and pro-
vide salaries ranging from $4,000
to $1,000 per year. The commit
House bill requiring the seereqa-
ton of saving deposits.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-it was
learned in financial circles this
afternoon that the New Haven
road has made arrangements with
bankers to borrow between $45,-
100000 and S50,000,o0o on short
STERN notes from three to six
months at per cent interest. The
bankers who will finance the
notes are j. P. Morgan & Co.,
the First National Bank and the
National City Bank.
LADYSMlTH. SOUTH AFRI-
. CA, New. -9,-Rioting East In
dams from the strike district in
Natal swarmed into Ladysmith
to day, causing a reign of terror.
Armed police. reinforced by civli-
an volunteers, are policing the
city. Manv persons have been
injured in the fighting.
ALBhET, n. T., Nov. 1S.-cs-
car Aammerstcin, the theatrical
promoter, must pay his two
daughters 500 a week each for
life. The Court of Appeals to-
day upheld the validity Of an
agreement entered into by Ham
nerstein with his wife in which
he agreed to paw her in lieu of ali
mony $500 a week for life and
when she died 10 continue to pay
this nooray to Two dauuhters. He
kent the agreement until his wife
died, when ne sought 70 have il
repudiated.
CHICAGO, Nov. 16.-"Petty,"
= c-horned Texas steer used
bv Lucille Mulhal in her cowboy
turn at the Great Northern Hip
- -
Building, "stampeded" at the at
ternoon performance to-day and
attempted to become q spectator
instead of an actor. The animal
dashed toward the foct'ights,
tried to trip down the stairway
into the audience end fell head
lone into the first two rows Of
seats. No one was injured.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 18.-Ry
order Of Judge Edgar Aldrich,
Harry Thaw was o-day arrested
on the extradition warrant issued
BY Governor FeIker and his attor
news will at once take the matter
before the Federal Court in due
course BY suing out petition for
writ of habeas corpus. Attor-
new Morris, represe nting ThaW,
Attorney Jerome and Judge Al
drich went itno conference this
afternoon. Jerone filed motion
SUGGESTING a mode of procedure.
Morris came out and conferred
with Thaw and the Thaw attor-
news and then returned to the
judges room.
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-sidney
Moulthrop, a stenoqrapher form
erIy employed by United States
Senator James Hamilton Lewis,
of Illinois, who was arrested
here at the instigation of Sena-
tor Lewis, charged with forging
check for $240, was arraigned
before United States Commis-
sioner Shields to day and waived
examination. He will be taken
back to Washington to- morrow.
MouIthrop was enc of the prln-
cipals in the controversy over the
appointment of n. M. Pindell, of
Peoria. IT,, to be Ambassador to
Russia. Senator Lewis charged
that Moulthrop forged his name
to letter sent to Mr.. Pindell.
- This letter stated that PindeI!'s
tenure as Ambassador would last
only one year.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 49,