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COTTON MARKETS.

n. n.
reports OF lower cotton freight rates wa
foi:9we,. by very shsrn break in ne cotton
aa sHf sicaaS h ne general ns ''Hs s
sh !@s. g. a net los Of i9i TO Is? points
during inc early trading nndcr liouidatiSn
4ti'ns ana active selling by houses with
L!ysrgoo! e@snntctions After the close
rs Tic c&peS,at;cn Of increassa oX%orts Of
both CUttHL goods and ra material ard
r.1o:4 th"i wide@pfcad CAMPAIGN was
so t,tti'" 80 e'''''o'' OF acreage !" the
FORA i'm. tho marke, was very firm, with
from :i.5s to % o. or about q to - ncnts
n! higher and into ner high ground fo-
f"r,h%r sou,ho-n Linz. whi H'o" the m ms
nrE"n, dsma'd ,r,m short. seemed to have
"a inns'iy weak and unsettled IN the latnr
,:cnIwcd emphasis va p'aeed on tho IN
''c nil curiailmsnt while ;hcrt also s.emsG
- b." some Ing or the disturbed ruling Of
70 o. shout IS TO "'G IS S 10 4 . fi aaa
n" p.,t ana ne c,oSe wa" At practically
TM To sE5 saI: an .;sc "a Sy
,'iroir port--Stock. 1905 baes
""' e :a;s7y IS, sss, s;ss "a &;
T?,si 70, cx sk q ~ IS
Total fo- sesson -Eceelrts. a.5I2sis bales
vefs H slcss6 as Sa b Ssssy 1 LINK
J n the price ~ cotton today following err
-.ns witch some show o. s,fens,h " "sr m aTt
1 I.nwesi r.lcrs came late in tho session
= when thr trading months were 10 70 III
roin;a under the close o! vcst,rGav Ia
nrrey ~,ro its 10 '45 under TRADE eIplana
.inrs for the Esiiinr were The labor ,rn,bi.
Ss,vhsch sp!rntrs are experiencing and IN,
4 failure OF the British .h'Dpinc authorl.ie
tn me @ . FSHti
f-sirht rates
~ On the irst cali thc old crops were /, :,
Z, AZ noints ut, but October was - NOM - !,
I. spd irnme diateiy after IN" cali enough seii
= Ing developed to force the make; u T.
: 70 POINTS under ~ last quotation Of yes
~ Neports that loca, freiGh, brokers ha
q ,dpre business Al tho new American ?. 70
< isrd telesrams from Texas Stating thai .I
- Dprisrs were buying freight room With If,
81 in:ent,or o' CONVINCING cotton to Eurau
euv'nr ard sharp advance. vvhic
cent The market 70 to - points over yests,
s days mai prleer. The gain was not W.
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On tile Curb Market.

NEW YORK. Jan a.-Stocks wsr" steady
AZ the opening on the curb market to-day.
DisquicttnG new. thai came into trading
circles !nicE resulted in pronounced irregt,-
iaritS, There was not much activity among
the oil shares. Mining stocks were bareIy
STEADY. hut inactive, The sales follow:
Motors S6i. n rs: co. Cosdcn Oil. 1m 7is: 400
Federal OH. @asn2h: leo International Pc
l:um; ) S.iG!t3i: 400 Victoria Oil. new stock,
- 2,1; Leo Atlanta. 4iaG15: Austin Amazon
l-lhW :: $50 Big Ledge. 8. n q. too Boston
and Monta1a 49aSc; 500 Calumet and Ic-
rome. H@,:: 800 Consolidated Arizona
SincltinE, i!snl S-lS: 100 Jumbo Extension.
lSu ~; 500 Mother Lode. aaH3I
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KLINE cHUMMY ROADSTER. 1917
MODEL; PERFECT CONDITION. At
LESS THAN HALF PRICE. ~. c.
BOYD. Sis WEST BROAD STREET.
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United states Circuit Court of Appeals

meals reconvencd yesterday morning at 80
O'clock. with the following judges and Of
j. G, Pri,chard. of Ashsyil,e ~ c.; Hon.
Martin A.. Knapp; Of Washington, ID; e
CIcrk Claude 81. Dean and Z. S. Marshal
John @. Saunders.
Case argued to-day:
No. l67s-Tho National Bank OF Savannah
appellant VS. T. Gertrude All. appellee
appeal from tho District Court at Charles
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,3m. 3 Argued by r. NJ. Bly;bc Of
S;i, ysi ; =. and Edward S Elliott. Of
=. '.nnah. ia, for the appellant and "a.
Tho ani,c.io SiiinS. Of Barnwcll. s -. for
Admitted 10 practices: Edward 9 ,-r,..
tico 81 "n!dh Ga. was admitted 10 pr. ..
court. 80 ou"seioF IN th!S
Case IN ,csIl to-day:
,,,ro al -.-John NJ Lowe appellant. ys
fr uTS 9 on TSmnany; CT al appeices: appeal
"a IN rne D'Strict Cour. q; rarkorsburE "
-. 70 DC argued by Reese RliyZar1i ~
Of Wsw W. Va and l.ar,icl ( icinon
2ci!ani, and by T. V. lams and 1:,o M " -
Jorm ~: o; New MaEtinsyiiic w Va and
appellecs Duhk'e' OF Pittsburgh. Pa. for the
,o Curt adiourns until this morning q, lo.5c
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PETERSBURG is PLANNING
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
Proposal to Issue S"UO.ON0 of bond,
for Water and Sewer
Extension.
Special to The Times Dispatch.

IL.
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. o9.-At =
Joint meeting this afternoon OF the
Council committees on water. sewers.
health and public Improvement il was
unanimously decided TO recommend to
the Council at its meeting next Tues
day night an additional bond issue
of s200.o0n. the money TO be used in
the extension OF the water and sewer
age system TO every street in the city
not now provided for in this respect
and the adjustment of all surface
closets. In the last bond issue $50
600 was provided for this improve
mcnt.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MAnKEr.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-HoGs; Receipts. 5000
n.an. narKs; stead: strong, az yesterday
30 cents 20 y higher than Monday: bulk OF
, =, u i'6: butcher. 1854 IL light.
i.'gUiIO. packing i6501 i7.3S: thTowout-
i",.'Mle-0. good I2Onl55b
.httic; Receipts. 500 head: market OPEN
,,hE generally steady on steers md shn-stock
n nuls and veal calves s;ronE to = cents
| mfhef' stockers and feederI allow: beef
Sattc good. iS.s Il 900: common ~, - 10 s.:
pntener stock. cows and heifers. C.7sdiiop:
,ahhors md cntters. b.AT6.5G: stocksrs and
veal c>lves. Eood lt1altTS
'heep' Receipts. 1.cO head: market strcnE
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Free Clinic for The schools.

The Petersburg Dental ASSOCIATION
has decided TO provide Il free clinic for
the benefit of the children in the pub
lie schools. The dentists of the city
will work in turn. y complete dental
chair. cabinet and working instru-
,ncnts. with necessary material have
been provided for the clinic, which IS
an important step in the matter Of the
health OF the children.
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shar
iot'i safes tor week (thrcc day Inn .h,r,.
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At mccting last nlEht, at WHICH
representatives OF several churches
were present. n bowling league was
organized and plan for games was
adopted 1t will he known rs a church
league, and the four teams will play
against each other The tournament is
to run for nine weeks.
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BOND LIST

An writing PAPER IS. c;fs taskedp .,.. ss;s
Atlantic Coast Line l. (bid .............. S9at
A. =. LII. and y. 81 (b!dD ................ i'ia
~ g. l.. con. - ,Baito.) tasked) So,
Chesapeake and Ohio conv. fi2S tbid).. 1jh,
ch.s3 pcske and Ohio conv. Is (sskedl.. So
l.!sSett and Myers Tobacco 5s............ 92hl
,Crildrd Toba Geo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
Mercantile Marine Observation-Disclosures. IS
Sraboa-d Air Line adj. jS................. 40.
southern Railway Is odd ................ 6Sl.
soul eEn halfway Observation-Disclosures. 9s
q. $ Regis;c tered %. 49,, ODD ............ 97;s
L. ). Registered A.. 1873 (bidl ............ lhf.
L. >. Liberty loan Observation-Disclosures. 50 l.
l.. :. Liberty loan ~ Observation-Disclosures. 93.p
l.. : Liberty loan ID A. Observation-Disclosures. a5 81
L. :. Liberty loan ith Observation-Disclosures. 81
y. s. steel * 5s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
Va Brown Bros. cts. CIV. Va taskcdb Ca
Va, Car Chemical LIST IS tbd> ............ al.
Ma Car Chemical conv. SIS tbid)......... 1919
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General News of Intere.t.

An automobile party, composed OF
four citizens of Augusta, Ga, t. G.
Pennington. T.. J. Arlington, w: j.
Arlington and r. Harrison. on sight
seeing pleasure tour to New York City.
and travelling at their ease. spent yes
tertay and last night in Petersburg.
They resumed their journey this morn
ing leaving for Richmond.
Mrs Samuel a. Peace, of Chester
field has been called to Tampa, Fla,
by telegram announcing the serious
illness Of her husband, who has been
stricken with influenza.
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IIardinE Quit. Hoard

~ LVN, Jan. FEW. r =;
Harding to-day resigned ms mar,
,,.E airector OF the War Finance cor
poratton because or the increasinr
pres OF duties as governor of the
Guerra! reserve board. He was sue
oecdcd as managing director OF Tho
Inance corporation by Eugene Never
~ now director. but will retain
zion. " S"'i"'
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UNITED STATES STEEL
HAS WILD OPENING
Drags Entire Market With 1t When
1t Continues Decline Begun
Previous Day.
ONLY TWO ISSUES STRONG
4 Mercantile Marine and Hide AMI
Leather Preferred Securities .Ac-
tive. Trapping Many ShortS-Cot-
ton Was Again Heavy.
ny nnoADAN WALL.

~ NEW YORK. January :9.-Unitcd
40 States Steel had a wild opening ia.
day and a wide one. for the first trades
<s4were almost a point apart. 1t con-
S iinuch its decline until il had gone
down three aud c-half points from
the close of the previous day. The
whole market was dragged with Il and
particularly the steels. all OF which
{. werc heavy losers Railroad equip
mcnt shares. tobaccos and railroads
nnally yielded 10 the pressure OF pcs
: snRsm.
= Only tnc stocks we're stronS-Mcr-
cnHiiic Marine preferred and Hide and
Leather preferred. In both OF these
here arc shorts cn;rappcd in such
barge number that it may take twenty
or thirty points for them 10 cover.
Cotton Was heavy again.
GOVERNMENT TO RUN
SHIPS IS rHE SECRET
whic United States steel was the
NEST Important feature OF the day.
everybody understood tina. The moSt
intense !n;crcs; was excited by tn,
d i:,(, q ne true inWardmess OF
inc secret is out at last. The di-
reciors i:itend 20 liauidatc the COM
panN-So completely out OF business
run the ships.
'rhc d,cision 70 liquida,c the com
pany was reached ey the directors. SO
=.
attcr II was made evident that the
stockholders would never Do abe 10 do
anything moro than sit the side
lines and watch The British govern
sNmcut run part OF It's fleet and the
american government run the re-
maindcr.
EitECTURS CAN SELL ..
Ali OF THE SHIPS
Permission cs tnc stockholders is
. not needed fol the retirement OF the
bonds o. payment ci the back DIVIDENDS
on the preferred stock or even for
purchase OF the preferred stock for the
treasury OF tho company. The direc-
tors can sell all the ships and spend
ali the money for bonds, dividends
and preferred STOCK and hand per
fectly cashlcss company over TO the
3 they see fit.
EINANClEES DEMAND
- FOOD PRICES COME DOWN
- Wall Street condemns without re-
serve the proposed action of Congress
10 place ali food under control OF the
president for another year. Food
, prices must come down, say the fnan-
materially. They believe the govern
nent should write off it's loss on wheat
and let all grains and all food pro-
aucts have a natural market immcdi-
htely. II there is to be panic. let Ii
come and be over with, not only III
food, but in other departments OF trade.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2-MeTTcan,,ie, paper:
ulercial ski. day bills on hanks. AI:A
sii5-,: cables, Si765.. Government bonds
easy: railroad bonds irregular: Time loans
steady: s!Nty days. ninety days and SIX
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW York. Jan. 23-Raw sugar un-
changed; centrifugal rs: fine graduated. 8
cents. Spot coffee steady; 70 Is l4isc: San
los ~. Hitc Butter weak: cheese irregular.
Cottonsced oil was steadier: prime crude,
I'bP; prime summer yellow. 2lHc nominal
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NAVAL. STORES

SAVANNAH. GA. Ian. 2o.-Turpen,inc
dull. O.; reccirts. 80 casks: shipments. &:
Rosin inactive; rccepts. io4 barrels: ship
mSnts. al barrels: stock, Sl.cs7 barrels
quote: l.. 1910. D. L. 1915: T. H. 20: G.
H. $50: !. l3:G': Is, 1870 NJ, I5oi n CIV
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SKw YORK LIVE SrocE MaKKEr.

NEW YORK, Jan G.--Becves steady;
ssi.e+rS s0gis6s; bulls. e;pGll,o: cows,
''?T 10 N Calves steady: vcais Il. 90 N u 90 {:
cuils loC0Ifi2p
sheep and lambs higher: sheep. COCA 1907:
iaInhS, fooI 30. culls. 1lob1l3eO
Hogs steady: light TO heavy hogs. 1907
1850; pigs. ECO n Is. 80: roughs l5.5o
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
Quotations on Exchang,


.HT'.AGO Jan. Zs-Ncports that vessel
rates from Argentina TO the United States
offset in the corn market to-day the buiiish
inhmrhcc OF "a" decision not to reduce the
.!ossd nsrvons ;';c, net lower 70 lisc adj
vance. with May LII. to Il1i5 and July lit,s
10 lits.. oats finished ic to 2isc down and
provisions unchanged 10 a rise OF 81
LEADING futures ranged follows.
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20 tirm: higher tor lambs: warnings mostly
= cents higher. lambs. choi:s 1865 n 1850:
medium. Loo l".cS; orliS. l2Ohfr II -: ewes
choice. ih.55m 100: medium. o5ofIlo75: culls.
i.pofiS.co $3.50
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Ian. .a-Co,,on goods and
yarns today were quiet Raw silk was
lower. Dress goods lines foc The fall sca .un
vii! % opened shortly.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stocks.
les.
100 Advance -Rumclcy. com,
100 cc-Humcley, pfd

400 Advanced umelcy. com.
1000 Advancc-Rumcley. pfd. :.
400 Allis-Chalmers ........
100 AlliS-Cnalmers. pfd..
zoo Alaska Gold. ...........
200 Amer. Beet Sugar. com.
$500 American Can. .......
American Can. prd. -.
1890 Amer. Car and Foun....
SOC American Cotton Oil. -.
800 Am. Hide and Lea. com.
2O.lOU Am. Hide and Lea, ptd.
loo American Linsccd OIL.
American Locomotive. :.
100 Amer. Locomotive. pfd..
$500 American Smelling.
500 Amer: steel Foundrics.
200 American Sugar.
1900 Amer. Tel. and Tel. Co.
500 Amer. Tobacco, com. =.
Amer. Tobacco. pfd. :.
Am. Writing Paper, pfd.
100 American Zinc. .........
..loo Anaconda Copper.
Atlantic Coast Line. :.
\. G. r.. of CT. tBalto.)..
200 Baltimore and Ohio. 49,.
2e.l0O bethlehem Steel. b..
500 Seth. Steel. SO pfd
22.100 Baldwin locomotive.
Butte Copper and Zinc.
500 Canadian Pactnc.
1890 California Petroleum.
500 Central Leather, com. .
500 Chesapeake and Ohio. VI.
100 Chicago Great Western
Chi. Great Wsct., pfd. .
ZOO Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
loo Chs, u. I. and -, com.
Chi. IL. I. and T.. &c pr.
Chi. Il. !. aud r.. 80 pr.
S.l60 CruCiblc steel Cor, com.
500 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern.
5.?o0 Corn Products, com. -.
900 DistillcrS
loo Dome Mines. ..........
Erie. LIST pfd.
800 Genera Electric. ......
500 Goodrich. conn.,. .
Great Northern. pfd.
$500 Great North. orc Gifts.
Illinois Central. ........
GOO interboro-Cons.. com
LOO Inspiration Copper.
$500 Int. Mer. Mar. com. 49,.
1000 Int. Mcr. Mar. pfd.
200 Int. Papcr. com.
-
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Irkct Quotations From Actual Sales
tbN N"oHsou Craig CO. Inc. KIcauou.. Ma
|. ; ROOD Numiiiis;rS zion License 40 g U2;lc
Eichinond Va. Januar! -. 1919.
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Count Andrn,.1 M n.r,

,,,,, Nv NssoCIatNU Press.
BERN. Jan. 29.-Count julius An.
Grassy former Austro-IIunEarian For
eiEn Minister, has arrived here
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FORD. TOURING car. newly painted. .yy,,
9 Snnd ,n good tires. Run very little.
At the Capitol Motor Corporation ais
west Broad Street.
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Automobiles for Sale.

Troy. traiiers. Designed solely from
tho demand point OF a vehicle 10 he
hauled bf hind hiEh-speed Rotor
truck. The embodiment of the
Highest engineering xk,ll--!n con.
siruction tho equal Of the hest truck
made. Under average conditions n.
Troy Trailer will at least double tho
hauling capacity OF any good make
or truck. and cut hauling cost In
half. Prices right: quick delivery
u. ID. King Motor Corporation. sci
West Broad Street
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FORD touring. 1916 model Cali nj 2.12
Ecycriy Street boulevard 500.
FORD for sale: Ford runabout IN first class
Broad. Phone IA ntloIph as
South Tenth Street.
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Lost md lIo,,n,l

IT'S simpi" as ~ - to .ind wha. You're
looNihS, icr IN THIS complete catalogue OF
carefully .nhcheH wnrfn ana nYrrs " %
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET

maintained ana after tho middle OF the
az the undcr;onc was weak
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NOTICE

T.. Wrsn7. formerly with T A.
Hennard Tor tho past nine years is
now manager for tn" f. l. f;rar,
sign CO.. li6 North S.,outh S:rrc.
Signs show cards. banners
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OAkIAND--Tor sale 1919 Oakland Road.
ser. practically now tires. S235. Call
Madison IlNl.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15
LOOKING BACK 50 YEARS

 in and 
 of through the Post Office yesterday The schooner Margaret H. hourb here and Newtown in ue bursting completely inhabitants Win. of Conwalls' twill  participate be cumbersome. that the contract for building the
 
  he joiner worki 0 e a es0
  of 
  tapf
  of ip consutuuqn the time and for grand reunion later h fAs
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15
EbERTS REMAIN
 PLAIN PEOPLE
Certain German Circles Worrying Over Decline of
 Social Splendor.

Berlin, Thursday, Feb. 1s-(By The Associated Press)-The mistress or tho German Presidential residence is a comedy. slender ''hausfrau," who up to the present, has always attended to her own household duties, done the family cooking and has even been her own dressmaker. Frau Luise Ebert. wife of the President of the new Ger man republic, was born 45 years ago in Q workfngman's home in Bremen. She views her new social environment with resignation.
 ''I know we must be prepared for attacks from the right and the left g. she said today in discussing the new position in which the Ebert family finds itself. Those coming from the left probably will be the worst. They will charge us with attempting to ex- trfcate ourselves from the caste in which we have been reared, but that will never occur. Whatever may come we are going to remain true to our traditions as a plain worlSingn1an' family" The eldest son of the fam, fly Friederich Ebert, Jr., has taken up newspaper work. The second son,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15
ANTI -SuFFRACETTES DRAW UP RESOL LUTIOuS FOR
 DEFEAT OF CAUSE OF VV0MEN'S SlFFRACI
Charges Against Suffrage Movement Regarding Afaion European W. synnpathiers, Accusations of DsloyaHy Are Aired

SENATE and an official suffrage organ asks, WHY NOT DO AWAY WITH THE SENATE ALTOGETH- ER?' and
 WHEREAS, The President of the National American Woman Suffrage Association has urged that i've tear our constitution to shreds and make a new one" and
 WHEREAS, Officials of the Nation- al American Woman Suffrage Asso- citation and of the National Woman's Party have openly and publicly boasted in their official organs that they employed a "card index system" on members of Congress and State legislatures, whereby knowledge of "his family, his church and his lodge" is used to influence a legislators atti- tude towards the Federal Woman suf- frage amendment, and
 WHEREAS, The President of the National American Woman Suffrage Association has officially asserted that her organization raises and spends about million dollars a year" while the Treasurer's Report of her organ ization accounts for an expenditure of less than $15O,0 900 a year for listed po- litical activities; Therefore be it
 RESOLVED, By the Executive Committee of the National Associa- tion OPPOSED to Woman S1frago, Ga Federation of 26 State Associa- tions with an enrolled membership of over 500,000 American women) That in the name of patriotism and for the good of American political in- stitutions, the Sc-> te of the United States be, and is hereby respectfully petitioned to investigate the National American Woman Suffrage Associa- ton, the Information Woman Suffrage i Alliance and the Nation I Woman's 1 Party, to determine what relationship exists between these organizations of 1 socialists and feminists in Europe. and to discover in what manner the vast sums of money alleged to be raised and used by these organizations are being employed to effect Iegfsla- tion in the United States, and Joe il 1 further
 RESOLVED, That the National As. ! sociation OPPOSED to Woman Suf. frage submit to the United States Sen. ate all evidence and data in it's pos session regarding the facts listed above, together with any testimony a: to its own organization that the Sen. ate of the United States may desire
 Signed and sent by:
 MRS. c. B. BOLMER, Chairman State Press Committee
 Conn. State Association OPPOSED To Woman Suffrage
 Feb. 12th, 1919.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15

youth of 20 was only recently dis chaTiged from the army. The only daughter, Analie, 1 years of age, un- til recently was employed as a clerk by a downtown firm.
 President Ebert lost a son in the fighting in Macedonia and another in the Chemin des Danes operations
 The family up to two weeks ago had been living in g, suburb of Berlin, but now Is installed in official apart ments of the Department of the h. ter1or in the Wi1helnlstrasse. which formerly were occupied by high off, cials. The permanent official resi- dence of the new president has not been determined upon and President Ebert has expressed aversion to the Bellevue palace as such residence on the ground that 1t is "too imposing"
 Just how the newly-elected presi- dent and the first lady of the land will approach the solution of the various complex questions facing them in their new statutes have not yet been devel- oped. The question of official recep- tions is al2tady worrying certain cir cles in the capital, who contemplate | with some concern the shift from the splendor of their Hohenzollern levees to the threatened Jeffersonian simpli- city or the new regime.