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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-07
Thorne's Corner Granoe.

IT Thornc's Corner Grange. Lewis
ten Friday. the attendance was large
Members Of Auburn Grange were
guests and furnished the program
which incluGcd piano solo by Miss
Evangelinc Pulsifcr; reading by Arden
Triton; paper ON the work of wo-
men in the Twentieth Century as
wage earrers, by Mrs. y. l.. Talbot
vocal solo by Miss Lillian Sturgis
and a discussion. Resolved. That
agriculture has made more advance
mont in the last 20 years in mechani-
cal arts than any other art or science"
The discussion was opened by Past
Master Sockman of Auburn Grange.
and j. H. blanchard. ON the mega
tive were Mrs. Helen Atwood and
liarVcy Dillingham;.
y meeting Of Thornc's Corner
Grange Circle will be held next We'd
nes'iaE afternoon. Friday cycnin. Il
spec ial meeting III the Grange viii be
held. Feb. Il tn" first ana second
degrees will be conferred.
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READFiELD.

james Harvey and family have
moved to this village from Oakland
and Mr. Harvey will take charge Of
til" Harvey farm here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Carson have ar
ranged to take charge and have leased
Il restaurant in Boston and will begin
their work there soon.
sara l.. Foge and her little neice
returned Friday from two weeks
visit with relatives in Raymond y. Fl
Sara l.. Fogg will go to Lewiston this
week to take charge of the Young
Ladies' Home.
Grant Henry has been confined to the
house the past few days suffering
from a severe attack of grip.
There are many. sick ones about
town now
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MAKES YOUR HAIR
SOFT AND GLOSSY

Most shampoo mixtures saws Mrs
Mae Martyn. in the Los Angeles FIX
aminer." rob the scaIp of all oily Secrc-
ton. leaving il dry and harsh, and Ii
hair grows brittle and H. hard L mann =
TINS causes dandruff. falling hair aud
premature grayness, aging a woman ten
years,
A reliable shampoo mixture can be
made at home by dissolvng a teaspoon
fui of canthroX in t-acup of hot water.
Pour this on the scalp and rub we'll.
then rinse carefully. and you will find it
leaves the hair soft and glossy ana put
the scalp in healthy condition.
Shampooing with This mixture is IL
delight ana costs hat 4 triile. but you
should be careful TO get an original pack
age of canthrOv.
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LlTCHFIElD.

CpltNERS-Mrs. Percy Iarl,er Of
Auburn, who has been quite i'll ut the
home of her father, Frank Springer is
reported to be improving and able to
sit up part of the time.
Hank Brown has gone to Boston for
a short visit with his sister, Miss
Ninie Brown.
Mrs. Geo. W. Anderson of jamaica
Plain, Mass, is here, called by the i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs. Geo. W.
tari". Mrs. Earle is improving
Mrs. T.. {. Bosworth has gone to
Jacknan to visit her husband. where
he is employed during the winter. Be
fore their return they intend to visit
Quebec, Canada. aud other points OF
interest in the Provinces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-07

tnoi-Rill. IA Act to INCORPORATE thf
Cprer St. John Log Driving Company
was taken from the table. On furthe;
motion by the same senator, the bill
was referred to the committee on ill.,
terror waters.
Mr.. SANBORN of Piscataquis: Mr.
President, ] would like to ask the
unanimous consent of the Senate Ia
present resolve out Of order. This re-
solH. | should have received III ti;ne
to Dut in. but on account of some do
lav it did not reach here in time.
There being no objection. the re-
sclve. "A resolve in favor of the town
OF Scbec" Was presented and referred
TO tie committee on claims, and sent
down for concurrence.
on motion by Mr.. Bovnton of La
cclnf the Senate adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-07
The Sirolin Sentinel
Swiss remedy 'or coughs and colds
AUGUSTA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1911
Teach the Children
To Use Sirolin.
For Coughs and Colds

Sound lungs are more than half the battle i'll
the building up of healthy body
That's why parents should take great care to
see that their children's lungs are properly de-
veloped that they are kept sound In tissue:
and with an expansive power in proportion to
the weight of the body.
This can best be done by
LIST. Vigorous physical exercises with stress
laid on the setting-up exercises which develop
the upper part cf the body.
End. The right kind of food, and plenty of it.
3rd Fresh air.
4th The prevention of colds, and their nrompt
cure IL they are contracted. This can be ac-
complished by the regular of Sirolin.
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II ! Had Eczema

I'd wash it away with that mild,
soothing liquid, d. d. d. Trial bot
tie. 25c. Relieves all kinds of skin
trouble. cleansing away the impure
ties and clearing up the complexion as
nothing else can. -
Yes. If had any Kind of skin
trouble I'D USE ID. D. d.
Bowditch. Webster & Co: Spauld-
ing Drug Store. Hallowell: Jackson
Bros, Gardiner
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A CARD

We, the undersigned. do hereby
agree to refund the money on . So
cent bottle Of Greene's Warranted
Syrup of Tar IL it fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee q
scent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
Bowditch & webster, Jackson Bros,
Kinsman Pharmacy, G. III. Beano, s,5t4
Arthur Tetreault, Chas. Ward & Co.,
Willis Il. Partridge Gardiner.
John Coughlin,
Temple Pharmacy.
- nOyEoOdemos
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SENATE.
Monday. February 9. 1911.

Monday. February 8. 1911.
Senate called to order by the Pres.
idcnt.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Livingston o,
Augusta
J"n.n"l Of previous session read ana
approved.
Papers from tn House disposed o,
in concurrence.
Resolve III aid Of bridge in Frank
lin. colaty of Hancock. came fron
the House, by TINT Rranch referred
10 the committee on ways and bridges
On motion by Mr.. Staples of Knox
tne resolve was tabled.
Resolve authorizing the state lnnd
agent to convey Lot No. in Cast,
Hill to Samuel Maynard OF Castle
Hill. came from the House. b. thai
branch referred Ia the committee on
State lands ard State roads. On mo.
,ion by Mr.. Staples of Knox. the re.
solve was tabled.
Bill. An Act to Incorporate the Lin.
coin Trust Company. came from the
House. by that branch referred t. the
committee on banks and banking.
On motion by Nr. Staples of Knox
the bill was tabled.
Resolve constituting the State treas
urer the trustee Of the Isaac SANFORD
legacy for the deaf and dumb and
Hind, and providing for the expendi-
tire OF the interest thereon. came
from the House. Iy that branch re-
ferred to the comm ittee on appropri
ations and financial affairs. On mo.
tons b., Mr.. Staples OF Knox the
resolve was tabled.
l5ill. An Act TO Incorporate the Rum
ford Falls General hospital. came
from the House, ly that branch re-
ierrea To the committee on legal af-
fairs. on motion by Mr.. Staples %
Knox. tho bill was tabled.
Bin. IN Act to extend the cnartei
Of tie Weld Wator COMPANY, came
from the House, by that branch re-
ferred to :he committee on legal az
fairs. On motion by Mr.. staples IL
Knox. the bin WAS tabled.
Resolve authorizing the stat and
agent to release claim to Turnip Is
land, came from the House. By that
branch referred - ihc committee on
state lands and State roads in non
concurrence.
On motion hr Mr.. Boyntcn Of Lin
coin, the Senate :'eceded from its for
mer actor, ana referred the resolve
to the committee On State lands and
State roads ir concurrence.
First Reading Of House Bills.
Eli. An Act 10 rnan5c th,. naElc o!
Horse Island To Horse Island Iiar-
Dor.
Bill. An Act To abolish the Office Of
assistant attorney general. tOp motion
by MIR. Stearns IF oxford, the bill
WIS tablcGp
Bill. An Act 10 amend ST, tioG T..
Chapter log. Of the Private ana Spec
ial Laws of 1909. as amended by Chap
ter a6l of the Private and Special Laws
OF 1919. relating &c the Young Nomen's
Christian Association, Portland,
Mcine.
An Act 10 amend sections Is ana
II OF Chapter i3i of the Revised stat
utes relating to private detectives.
An Act to empower the county conn
migsioncrs of York county to act under
Chapter 1Is of the laws Of 1907. eI~-
titled An Act to rro"ide way TO
free toll bridges"
An Act granting Bradbury Smith
the right to establish and maintain
"a :erry between Sullivan and Hancock
An Act additional to and am"nda-
tory of Caepter 25t OF the Private
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V%z4 I-<l

Il do not publish half the tcstinon
ials sent mo by grateful people whom
stomach Rite tablets have cured, but
/ appreciate the gratcfulncSs and
Kindness which prompt the writing of
unfairly right from the fulncss Of
honest loving hearts: who are willing
to tel broadcast the good received by
them from the us" Of Stomach Rite
that they may b" the means of hay
ing others try this rcnady and be
cured also. Stomach Rite has been
tried by them and proved its merits.
IL is an honest preparation and gives
honest suits, and needs only a trial
to convince YOU of it's worth. Stom-
ach-Rte comes to you with a record
Of a family of 81 physicians in its
wake, some Of the ablest men who
have craccd the profession. have
not boasted what il would cure, but
have given YOU the actual proof ol
what It has cured-riSht here in our
midst. Many people have asked il
they should diet while using Stomach
Rite, hut ! do not think it necessary
in the least. Eat Your three regular
meals Der day while using stomach
Rite. | consider that dieting to any
extent deplctes the whole system, inn
After reading what these people ha
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THERE was a bottle of
Sirolin on the teachers
desk in the primary school,
and when the visitor had his
attention attracted by it, the
teacher said:
81 keep it there for daily
use. You know how children
come to school continually
with colds and coughs.
These coughs point to the
fact that the outcome may be
consumption, and although l
urge on parents to have the
little ones provided with Sir
olin at home, l know that
domestic circumstances often
forbid, and I make it q prac-
tice to administer it here
in the school-room. 1t may
save them from contracting
consumption.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-07
THE 18th MAINE LEGISLATURE,
Sienogaphic Reports Of Yesterdays Sessions Of
tho Senate and House Of Representatives.

I and Special I.aWs of 1907. entitled ar
Act incorporating the kittcrv Waite,
District for the purpose of supplyin,
| the Inhabitants Of said district. anc
| likewise the remaining portion Of sal,
town. with pure water Tor municipa
pHrpCs. S.
ner.
Resolve in favor of James \. Chase
Resolve IN favor Of Wilmot C. Lip.
eincott.
Resolve in faNcr cf L. Ernest Thorn
ton.
Resolve in favor of VI. Kearney.
Resolve in favor of Patrick HAYES.
Resolve i'll favor of Chaplin Lydston.
Resolve in favor of Joseph H. Dick
son.
Resolve and memorial to the mem
bers Of Congress to promote the eff
cheney of the life saving service.
An Act 70 regulate fishing in Clark
sons pond. so called. situated in thu
town of kittrrr in the county of York
An Act to regulate ice fishing ir
Rogers or Ripley pond, SO called. sit.
uated in the town OF Ripley in the
county of Somerset
I'm Net to regulate fishing in Fole,
pend. 50 called. situated in the town
OF York in the county CT York.
The following communication was
received.
TO the President of the Senate and
Speaker OF the House;
have the honor to herewith trans
nit the petitions filed in the Office o.
the secretary Of State, Feb. 9. 1911
signed by not less than 1900 electors
as provided by Section Is. Part Three
Of Article -Four of the Constitution
proposing to the Legislature for its
consideration bill entitled: An Act
t. provide for nomination OF candidates
Of political parties by primary elec-
ton"
Very respectfully.
Your Obedient servant
CYRUS w DAVIS,
Secretary of STATE.
On mott Of Mr.. Staplss of Knox.
the communication with accompany
ing petitions were tabled
The following communication was
received:
Speaker of the House:
| have the honor to herewith trans
NIT the 56th annual report of the trus-
tees superintendent, treasurer and
teachers of the State School for Boys
Very Respectfully.
Your Obedient Servant.
CYRUS w. DAVIS.
Secretary of state
The report was read and accepted
The following bills. petitions, etc.
We're presented and referred:
inland Fisheries and Game.
BY Mr. Leach of characterization
Of \. X. Wood. W. d. sylvester and ST
other residents OF Belfast and Winter
port. asking that a law be enacted
making it unlawful to ship wild harcs
or rabbits outside the State.
Towns.
BY Mr.. Boynton of Linculn-Rcm"n-
STRANGE Of II. u. Blaisdell and - others
against any division of the town OF
Bristol.
Also, rcmonstrance OF X. II. Pope
and % others against same.
First Reading Of Printed Bills and Re-
solves.
An Act to extend the charter of thu
Bridgton Street Railway Company.
An Act to further enable the Scbagc
Lake. Songo River and Bay of Naples
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHiAS
Entertainment and Dancing at Bruins
wick in Celebration of Anniversary.


Brunswick. Me. Feb. G.-tSpeciai. Tho
18th anniversary of the instituting OF
Fort George Lodge, No. 81, knights OF
Pythias. was celebrated this evening by
AN entertainment followed by a banquet
and dancing The entertainment program
was as follows:
Address of Welcome.
Chancellor Commander T. II. Riley, u.
Drill Observation-Disclosures. L. II. Il. of t:
Cornet Solo .............. Mr.. Carl HeSSti
Reading ........... Mr.. Arthur ID. NelCh
Vocal Duet.
Miss Alice Eaton. Mr. Geo. \. Crockett
Monolos9e .'..'',''''.''1 -, IIassai
I Cornet Solo ..,..-...... it Carl iiesse'
Reading ............. Mr.. Arthur u. Welch
Mrs. Ernest L. Crawford was accom-
PIANIST.
The committees in charge were US fol-
lows: General Committee: J. W Pencil,
W. H. Crockett. S. Z. Furnish; En-
tertainment Committee. j. W. Pennell.
Chas. +. Richardson, T. II. Riley, Jr..
Herbert $. Meiryman; Reception CONT
mittee. s. b. Kurdish. l.. ID. Snow, y. Il,
Pennel J. II. Fisk. w. II. Stetson. 4.
II. Riley. Jr.; supper Committee. w. II.
Crockett. C. Hitchcock. W. S. Harring-
ton Fred u. Snow. Frank II. Harmon.
Il. l. Maybl1y, John G. Stoser.
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Very Best of Results.

bear Doctors daughter.
/ have used your Stomacl-Ti and it
IS the best remedy | have ever found.
Three in my family are using 1t and We
haVe had IL" very best Of results. For
Indigestion and indigestion it has no
equal.
G. 6. ROLLINS,
- West St. Ne. Woburn, Mass
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Cured When Doctors Failed.

Dear Doctors Daughter:
! suffered with liver trouble which
caused dizzy spells. and nay stomach
trouble caused the blood To- settle ut the
base Of the brain. l had treated with q
numb"r Of doctors, when began using
your Stonach-I Rite ahlets and | am glad
to say / am now a we'll woman.
MESs ABBIE $. QUEENEY,
Il Clark St. Everett, Mass.
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HOUSE..

Prayer bv Rev. Mr.. ouimby Of Car
diner
journal Of previous session read
ard approved
Papers from the Senate disposed OF
IL concurrence.
Ar Act to change the method oi
elcs.ting sIperir tendcnts of schools
came from the senate having been
referred in that branch to the COM
nittee on education.
On motion of Mr. Murphy OF Fort
land the hill was tabled for print :
ing. pending its reference in concur
renee.
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-, ,
ii'c ioiio"hls letition pillS etc,
NeiS pieseiteu am referred;
JUDICIARY.
by MIR. Davies Of Yarmo1tli-peti-
| ton Of Edwin /. Ripley and l. others
us'"' III N''pitll
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| Inland flsher'es ana oa"e'
! by Mr.. lui1lby OF Turncr-An Net
to ancrI section - Of Chapter b OF
| the i;cl : ID statutes.
| by Mr.. Mower of NassalborU-i;e-
monstranec OF E. y. Lapham and
| others against legislation affect ting
grey squirrels.
By Mr. FIX. of Cornish-4An Act to
amend Section Il Of Chapter - OF
| the Publ, Laws Of 1893, relating
! to use II logs, iacklights. snares or
| traps il uniting deer. moose or carr
| bou.
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poverishcs the blood, and aSsraNates
the stomach trouble.
Very truly yours,
Doctors Daughter"
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Cured Heartburn.

llcar Doctors daughter:
! am pleased to add my testimonial for
Stomach-itite: it has relieved M of -
very bad case of heartburn. and | shall
always keep the tablet in NY house for
emergencies. Sincerely yours.
MRS. JOHN +. c. RIDE.
Box No. 4. Newticlds. y. II.
The kinsman Pharmacy, Frank r.
Burns, PHI. G., Prop, 10 Water St,
augusta.
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After What Do
YOU still suffer or have YOU used Stomach Rite and been cured so
not why not? Better begin with Stomach Rite TODAY
The knsman Frank Burns Ph Co. Prop 1870 Water
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-07

Sirolin contains no
morphine, codeine.
habit-forminS or con-
stipatins dlrut.
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Orders of the Day.

On motion of Mr. Williamson of Au-
gnsta the rules were suspended and he
Introduced Il bill An Act to extend the
charter of the Waldo Street Railway
Company as ON further motion by the
same gentleman it was referred to the
committee on judiciary.
On motion of Mr. Murphy of Portland
the rules were suspended and he intro
duced a Joint resolution in favor of direct
election of United States Senator by the
people. ana moved its adoption.
\ division being had the motion was
agreed to by vote of ~ 10 4.
On motion of Mr.. Quimby of Turner the
vote was reconsidered whereby the House
referred to the committee on inland fish
cries and game. bill. An Act to amend
Section - of Chapter - of the Revised
Statutes relating to the game law, and
on further motion by the same gentle
man the bill was tabled for printing
pending reference to the committee.
On motion of Mr.. Hastings of Auburn,
bill. An Act to authorize Androscogsin
county to issue bonds to enable it to
provide for the payment of temporary
loans and contingent expenses. was TAX
en- from the table, and on further motion
by the sane gentleman it was referred
to the .Androscoggin county delegation.
On motion of Mr.: Jones of Norridse
wock bill. An Act relating to drains ana
common sewers of the city of Bangor.
was taken from the table. and on further
motion by the same gentleman 1t was
referred TO the committee on judiciary.
on motion of Mr.. Austin of Phillips.
bill. An Act to incorporate the Bangor
Chamber of Commerce and to unite the
name of the Bangor Board of Trade. was
taken from the table, and OH further
motion by the same gentleman it was
referred to the committee on legal af-
fairs.
On motion of Mr.. Merrifield of Rock.
land. bill, An Act to amend Chapter 36E
of the Private and Special Laws of 1SsG
entitled "An Act regulating the appoint
ment of the members of the police courts
of the city Of Bangor" was taken from
the table, and on further motion by the
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Iy Mr. Harmon Of Stoninstoa-Re-
nlDnstrance of Lee r. Dunn and ~
others against any change in the pres
ent general lobster law.
Also. RemonstraEce Of James L.
Conler and l. others of Isle du Haul
AGAINST any change in the present gem
cral lobster law.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
CENSUS CASES
POSTPONED

Eighteen census fraud cases
were before Judge Donworth yes.
terday afternoon. Dale Whitney
and Murray Mackall entered pleas
of not guilty and the rest were
given more time to plead.
@. G. Winkler, Emar Goldberg
Edwin F. Myer, w. A. Corder
Philip McManns, indicted for con.
spiracy to defraud the government
on contracts at Bremerton, were
given more time to plead.
E. R. Aycock. charged with EN-.
bezzling $500 on the Colorado
said mot guilty" and was put un.
der $1,000 bail. Grant A. Dentlel
was appointed to defend Henry
Stevens, charged with larceny on
the steamer Queen. Hi Gill was
to defend Davis Cohen of Seattle
but he did not appear and the case
went over. So did the cast oil
Theophile Dauphin, charged with
blind plugging at Orting.
David Martin admitted he had
counterfeit coins, but not with any
wrongful intent. The court told
him not to plead guilty II he
could prove it.
A. Post, indicted for white slav-
ing, was held under $4,000 bail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13

SEATTLE, June 13.-She's 10,
and nobody can spank her and get
away with 1t, not even her
mother.
Mrs. Johnny Sullivan, wife of a
wealthy farmer of Cashmere,
Wash, tried 1t and failed. Julia
she's the girl-fled from home
and the old brush-paddle and came
to Seattle, where she hoped there'd
be more personal liberty and less
fracturing of young woman's
dignity.
She met clothing dealer who
proffered position in store at
Vancouver. She went. Her moth
Ter trailed her and now she's in
the Vancouver Jail. Mrs. Sullivan
is on her way to Vancouver.
Julia has a sweetheart. He
called at the family home in Cash
mere the other night and took her
out to show. When she got
spanked. Then the flight began.
Julia loves the mountains and
has had her picture taken many
times in cowgirl costume. She
carries gun, too-in the picture
and she can shoot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
Direct Election Is the
Peoples Right--Borah

election Of senators. To deny this
right to have the constitutional
amendment submitted to the
states is to repudiate the first
principles Of free government.
1If I could see this government
operate just as the fathers made
1t, l would never challenge their
wisdom, nor stray from the path
they pointed out to their children.
l want to see the old government
brought back to where they left
tin the absolute control Of the
people"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
NO PRESIDENT ELECTED

PRINCETON, N. j., June H.
Following the regular meeting of
the board of trustees of Princeton
university, when another failure
to elect a president to succeed
Woodrow Wilson, now governor of
the state, was registered, It is ex-
pected today that no announce
ment as to the university presit
dency will be made before Octe-
Der 10, when the board meets
again.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-13
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 10.
- shall be exceedingly pleased
IL the resolution passes and will
not be discouraged IL 1t does not, "
said Senator Borah, who had
charge of the resolution Tor the
direct election of senator's In the
senate today.
1.-THE fight will never cease I'M
til the people are given an oppor-
tunity to vote upon this subject.
Thirty-two states have in some
form of resolution called for the