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Show DOORS ARE THROWN OPEN TO ENGLISH SUFFRAGIST LEADER Deportation Order Suspended and Mrs. Pankhurst Permitted to Fulfill Lecture Engagements. Washington. America' doors were opened on Monday to Mrs. Kmmeline Pankhurst, and during the few weeks covered by her locture engagements the British militant suffragist leader Is free to go where she will In the I'nlted States. An order releasing the much discussed visitor from detention de-tention at Ellis Island. N. Y., and revoking re-voking the deportation order of the special Inquiry board was issued after President Wilson had conferred with Secretary Wilson of the department of labor and a formal hearing before ImlgraUon Commission C'arnlneM on Mrs. Pnnkhurst eppcal had been conclude. Secretary Wilson announced that he and the president had agreed that Mrs. Pankhurst should be admitted "on her own recognizance," with the understanding that she should depart when she had fullllled her lecture engagements. en-gagements. I loth the president and tho secretary agreed with Commissioner Commis-sioner Caminettl in the opinion that there was an element of doubt as to whether the acts for which Mrs. Pankhurst had been convicted In Kngland constituted moral turpitude or were political In character. |