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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11
ORDER TO SHOW CAUsE

[ IN the County Court OF the State OF
Oregon. for klamath County
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Charles
u. Boyes, Deceased.
To Margaret Jane Boyes. Alice Amelia
Earhart. Matte Angeiine Haight.
John 4. Boyes. Fannie Jane
Pope. Damia Elizabeth Martin.
Dora Maria Boyes, Lutte Anson
Boyes and Charles Combs Boyes.
Heirs OF Said Charles d. Boyes.
Deceased.
You. and each OF fou. are hereby
notified that Silas Obenchain. as ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF said
Charles II. Boyes. deceased, did, on
the goth day OF February. 1919. fle
u petition In said court. praying for
an order OF sale of the real property
OF said deceased. hereinafter particu-
larly described, for the purpose there
in set forth
II Is, therefore ordered that you.
and all other persons. II any there be.
interested In the said estate. appear
before the said county court on the
2Sd day OF March, 1919, at 10 O'Clock
a, m. OF that day. at the court room OF
said court. In klamath Falls. Klam-
nth county. Oregon, to show cause
why an order should not be granted
to the said administrator to sell said
real property OF said deceased; and
that copy OF this order be served on
all OF said heirs within said state, and
be published for thirty days, success
sively, in the Evening Herald. a daily
newspaper, OF general circulation,
printed and published In klamath
Falls, klamath county, Oregon.
The real property hereinbefore re-
ferred to Is particularly described as
follows, to wit:
Lots 6 and z In Section II; lots 4
and 8 in Section go; lots s, .. 10 and
II. In Section 81; all Of Township 10
south. range 10 east. w. NJ, and
The EM of NWA and the WV Of
NEh, In Section 8. Township II
south. Range IL east. w. M;
All OF said lots and tracts being sit
uate In klamath county, Oregon. and
s2s,07 acres, more or lsss.
Dated this 20th day Of February.
1919.
WIN. 8. woRDnN,
s-s1-s-ash Cessty Judge.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11
ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR A
GOOD STOMACH.
This Offer Should De a Warning 70
Every Man and Woman.

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11
ROUNSEVELL
Corporation
NtUICE

Notice Ia hereby given that there
are funds In the city treasury Tor the
redemption Of general fund warrants
NJ 20 Hni including No s.si6. Pro.
tca,cd July %. 1905. Interest will
cease from date hereof
Dated al klamath Falls. Oregon.
January 30. 1919.
J ". siEMENs. CITY Treasurer
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11
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' LETTERS FROM TIiE PEOPLE .
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communications sent Ia tho Her.
hld Tor publication In this dopnr,.
in'h' should not 'Srncd 800 words in
luhgth hnd must be- ACCOMPANIED bY
the name and address OF tho sender i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11
CATION >oriCE ~ GUARDIAN

An persons are hereby notified To
sa dive credit or transact any busi.
s., Of any klni to OF with Joseph \.
sood,. man ~ tho age Of abon, d,
jesH
Dated March l. ipis
SARAH y, SEEDS.
Guardian ~ tho Person aud Estate
. ci Joseph \ Soda SLIT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11
EXPERT WATCH, REPAIRING

Can only be done by one who Il
qualified by actual knowledge Of the
science Of watch making and has had
years Of actual watch repairing ex-
perience.
am graduate OF the Peoria Hor-
illogical (watch.makins) school. !
have had hfteen years actual expert.
cnce In watch repairing.
Why not use the same good judg-
ment and caro- In choosing your
watch maker that you do In choosins
your physician.
FRANK u. UPP,
Matchmaker. Jeweier and Engravers
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11

I,'H'' ""' bNhl U' accompanied bA
tho name ana address of tho sender. !
Editor Herald
nhd rslnnd thr MAYOR Sander.
Son IN very much concerned lust now
about securing puro wntor Tor tho
city and getting sewers laid In dincr.
ont parts particularly In Mills nddi.
loh' lie Wishes 10 protect the hoaItp
of ih" people, We nro told. bui In or.
drr that h" may be- able 10 make
lh"Hr Improvements. We must first
vote In hiH new charter. 10 he can
lfunr more bonds II la provided In
The new charter, yuu know, that the
mayor and council can put the city IN
debt some over $500 600, bcBidcg. the
mayor viii be- elected for two years
" one time. am sure that the pro.
pl" of Minis addition appreciate very
much the mayors Wishes 20 do some.
thing Tor uH, and We would appreciate
u even more II We did not happen to
nav" a memory, Unfortunately some
OF uS old'tlmorH eau recall worry plain
y about q ycnr ago Whcn tho mayor
was riding all over the addition In 40
auto looking over tho ground prrpar-
htory t0 putting Ia u sewer system,
and estimating the cost OF same. We
were told by his ward hoclcru that the
work of putting In the rowors would
b" started right away n Snndcrnon
wEs elected mayor His honor also
told m nt u gathering that be- would
do all Ia his power to got us rail.
road crossing. Tor which We have bon
begging Tor years
Al THIS habpcrcd about q year ago
Just before election. After ho was
snfol' IN the mayors chair We never
heard word more about those lm-
proycments. We still have 10 20 from
on" half Ia one mil, out ~ our way
golng uptown. unless We take
chhnro of b lnR run over by freight
cars while crossing tho railroad
tracks or course We need sewers,
but We need railroad crossing by
the new or old depot much moro. We
need macadHmIzod road into the
addition. A. Il Is you cant take
load OF wood Ia here without mlrlng
down Tor two or three months every
winter. This could bc rcmvdlcd with
$500 or $500 worth ~ crushed rock.
Mllls addition has up To this time
been one uf tn hoalthicst spots In
The city Last summer while the
Uphold fever was raging In other
parts Of the city Mills addition. with !
It's SEQ inhabitants. had not aingle
case. Dut that was before the city
water wan brought Ia here. Now a
good many are using Il. aud as | ana
not phophct I cannot say how health /.
viii be from nov on. True.
We have got the city water out here: |
also n string OF lights out TO the addi. I
ion hall-now used ns school, aud |
al In the last year. but the mayor .
'annot claim any credit 10, gcttlng us
hose Improvements. II his honor /
has done, or tried 10 do single
hing for Mills addition In the last
icar have not heard OF IL and I hope
10 will tell us
In view of those facts II looks rath. .
" suspicious when th mayor sud.
icnly develops such a desire To give
~ sewers and other improvements
low ON the eve OF election. | be- K
ioye Il was Abraham Lincoln who \
aid You can fool all the people I
'omc OF the time. aud some OF the
'coplc all of the time: but YOU can't
DOL all OF the people all of the time"
WIN Mills addition prove an cx-
'cption9 JOHN AuSTAD.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11
COUNTY WARRANTS
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

All persons are hereby notified that
the partnership OF w. II. Dolbeer and
W. =. McMillen has been dissolved
by mutual consent. w. p. McMlilen
retaining the business. All outstand-
ing accounts are payable TO the under.
signed.
3-4-12t w. p. McMILLEN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11
cpoid Adycr,IscmenD
tpaid Advertisement
KLAMATH FALLS
G0U RT GETS
SUPPORT
From Portland Telegram

" y
SALEM. or, March 7,--CorroIor.
nting letter recently written 90 GOV.
crnor Vcst by WIIIlo,r wo,,,c,
county Judge OF Klamath county, G..
|T. oliver, secretary and manager of
tho klamath Chambcr Of Commerce.
today forwarded 10 the royerror n
Communication DECLARING the KJ,m.
pih Commercial Club 10 be composed
of Observation-Disclosures" that its meet
iDgs are not public, nnd Tint the
whole ngbt made ON thc county court
g., ~ a personal and poIl,icnI nature.
The club recently vro,, to ti,c yoy.
ornor, charging The c,ur, with pr,f,.
The Chamber of sotup,crcc vns ar.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11

Cheapest accident insurance-pr'
Thomas Eclectic OIL. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists
sell II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11

soothcs itching akin iioals cut,
o. burns without u scar. Cures piles.
eczema. sal, rhcuni. any itching.
Do,as ointment Your druggist
sll,l,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11

NE you Interested tn KLAMATH
COUNTY, n ~. see tho ,i,cphcn.
Hunter RsAlt, Co. They hnv. 1oms
,o,i bargain.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-11

We have some very desirable 9Th
street property for saie-stepheus-
Hunter Realty Co.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
FIRST BLOW STRUCK FOR
EQUAL SUFFRAGE. IN HOUSE
Montague Introduces Joint Resolutions TO Amend Consttu
ton Giving Women Ballot-Ladies Arc Promised An
Early Hearing Before Committee

Giles In chairman. Judge Williams
has assured the ladies that his com
mittee will at an early, date give them
free and fun opportunity to discuss
the entire situation.
When interviewed by a represen-
tattce OF The Virginian yesterday,
MIRA h. Il. Valentine, the eloquent
and earnest adv ocate OF suffrage FOR
women. expressed great pleasure ut
the wonderfur growth In the move-
mont for female suffrage In Virginia.
She referred to the changed condi-
ticns since tho adoption of the suf-
frage policy OF thu country, and show
ed that In some communities women
we're paying ene-haH tho taxes. yet
had no word In saying who should
expeRd those taxes or how they should
he expended.
Taxation without representation,
the slogan which brought on Bunk
er Hill and won the argument finally
at Yorktown, is probably the most
effective phrase used by the ladies
who debate the question.
Fight Shy OF Debate.
The average legislator isn't desir-
Gus of debating the question at all.
The ladies express the belief that, If
they don't win this time the day is
not far distant when they will win.
Judge Williams. good diplomat that
he is, has not committed himself on
the matter. w.
The legislators seem to find 1t hard
to realize that here in old Virginia.
conservative and staid M the COM
monwealth has been these hundreds
of wears. the question of equal suf-
fraxe Is q real live, vital issue. There
will be no amendment favored at this
session of Legislature That
IL about the surest Legislative fore
cast Imaginable. But that there will
be larger contingent back in Rich
mond In 1914 in favor of equal suf-
frage Is generally admitted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
MOORE IS NOMINATED
BY A BARE MAJORITY
CONTINUED from first rage.)

Continued from first page.)
hung breathless while the roll was
called, broke into storm of cheers.
Vote for First Auditor.
For G. Lee Moore-Baker. Banks,
Blanks. Beers. Brock Thomas Brown,
Browning. Burt, Christian. Clarke,
Daniel Coleman. Cox, Dreamer, Curtis.
Drewry. Echols. Edmondson. F1tz-
hugh, Fletcher, Folkes, Gillian, Har-
vey, HARDWOOD. Hobbs. Holt. Houston,
Howenon. Ivev. Kent. Lesner, Man..
Martin, Bland Massie. w. p. Massle.
Meetze, Milstead Hill Montague. S. T.
Montague, Moseley. Norris. Old, OIL
Yer. Parker, Peek, Rev Richardson,
II. b. Roberts. Row. Spessard, Steb-
bens. II. u. Stephenson. John w.
Stephenson. Tabb, Thornton. Tiffany.
Utz, Walker, Watkins Walton, Watts.
Wendenburg. Hugh A. White,
Wise: total, So.
For Charles A. Johnston--Adams.
Anderson, Balm. Bargamin. Bell. Bor-
den, Bowman, Brewer, Brown Buck.
Byrd, Chalkley. G, r, Coleman
Crockett, Cummings. Daniel, Early,
Evans, Ewing. Featherstone, Garrett.
Gayle, Grant, Gregory. Gravatt. Har-
man. Hart. Jordan. Kemuer. Kinsey,
Land, Love, Lunsford. Malbon, r. c.
Moncure, Robinson Moncure, Moore,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
CHILDREN PLEAD
FOR REO-bREAST
sign PETITION TO GENERAL AS
sEMBIiY THAT THERE SHALL.
BIZ NO OPEN SEASON ON
ROBIN.

ii'fe pubic school chtidren Of vlr-
GINA have determined to save Robin
Red Breast from determination. They
will present In q few days a petit
ton to the General Assembly ask
ing that there be no open season
rssimsss Z. a . q Y y.
The petition. copies Of which are
being signed now and are beginning
to come into the office Of the super
intendsnt OF Public Instruction. reads
MS follows:
. ''Whersas. the robin is beautiful
song bird. and II useful to farmers
because OF the numerous insects II
destroys. and whereas Virginia per-
mits this bird TO be shot from Feb.
ruary l6 to April 1. when 1t II re-
turning to Its home to make happy
thousands Of children In our State
and nation. who always welcome the
red breast as the joyous harbinger
OF spring.
Therefore. we. the children OF
Virginia, whose names are hereunto
subscribed. respectfully and earnest
~ petition your honorable, body 70
- amend the laws of tho 6tste that
in future II shall be Illegal 10 XIII
these beautiful birds which wa -
much love 70 have about Aur hcgnsAS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12

The essential matter of recently
suppressed 4PyussiAn year siassbO0ks's N
sradually coming 10 light and = con-
spectus Of the millionaire class Of
Germany 10 now possible. a million
aire, In that part Of the world. 10 the
possessor Of million mArks--e3b0.000
and Of this. class. according to tho
author Of the compilation. there are
$500.
,es, The sssasast asxsn, fortunes I'm .Rrus--.
Via rsi1xA. between WI, 600 zoe and $I7.~
100000. The two named are both pos
seased by women--the former by the
daughter of krupp. tho latter by n
daughter Of the Vienna ROthschtlds.
Between them como number Of no.
bien,cn whose wealth II principally In
coal and zinc. = fact strongly corroh-
orative of the claims to mineral wealth
lately put forward by Germany. I'm.
mediately behind the fragment Of the
Rothschild fortune follows Berlin
banker. After him comea q duke In
the mining and manufacturing district
Of westphalta. with $4,000. 900.
Americans will wonder at the pre-
cision with which the Prussian fscal
authorities ASCERTAIN and tax them.
Tho information 10 based upon sasess-
ments for income and capital taxes"
ana an Ingenious Teutontc system OF
checks and counter checks leaves no
room for ambiguity ana permits no
rich man = chance to escape paying
his Just dues. A publication equally
accurate ana comprehensive. dealing
With American nriitionatres, would
haye it, interest but cannot bo hooked
1og ~ encos~ sh3caeD Hee1g4 13oeo1ls
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
COMMIT TEES TO
Be NAMED TO-DAY
SENATOR'S wOnk LATE IN T1nEn
EFFosTs no AFron11oN rnE "a
ASSIGNMENTS.
JUDGE BARLEY NAMED
WOMEN APPEAM IN THD RoTUNDA
AND ADVOCATE CAUSE or
SUFFRAGE - PnoTDCr
NAMES or VETERANS.

working practically all Of yesterday
afternoon and up to last nights Joint
caucus. the Senate steering commit.
tee did not complete its task OF nAln.
Ing Senate committees and they Will
not be announced until tOday'B seS-
sion.
Ewinty-eight bills, most Of them I'M
important. was the Offering 1t yestAr.
days session OF thirty-fivo minutes,
Mr.. Montague's measure 70 have tbs
State supply free text books to school
children and bill by Mr.. Feather.
stone to establish 4 corordinate col.
lege for women were among tho nunass
Der.
Following prayer by DR.. Ernest
Stevens. OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church. Mr.. Walker. present for tbs
first time, was sworn in. For ten
minutes the clerk was busy reading
titles Of bills and referring them to
committees.
Judge BARLEY Commissioners.
b Governor Mann In . commission Dc.
iivered in the Senate by his secretary
informed the body of recommission-
ing Judge Louis C. Barley. Of AlexAn>-
dria. A letter from Judge Barley re.
auesting a reappoinAment was at
tached. The letter explained that tho
Judge had been named AZ special come
missioner In case In Federal conrt
and was not sure II II would affect
his commission. Stating that he had
not concurred In the opinion OF Judge
Barley. the governor confirmed his
appointment.
A resolution offered Wednesday to
have State officers send to the 0en.
ate finance committee within ten days
a list Of needed appropriations for
the next two years was Uaseed without
opposition.
special report by the tax COM
mission sent TO the Senate BY Cover
nor Mann was not read.
Women Plead for Suffrage.
Equal suffrage advocates arrived at
the Capitol yesterday long before
members OF the Senate were In their
seats. Forty 1--WE women stood at tk~
doors and handed pro- ~anda to men
~ they passed. Occasionally men
were stopped before escaue was pos
sibie and surrounded by three or four
suffragettea, who talked earnestly for
their cause. Mr.. Montague. Of Rich
mond. IL sponsor for a bill to amend
the State constitution 20 women may
vote.
A bill introduced yesterday by Mr..
Rhinehart would prohibit the use Of
either name or likeness OF deceased
officers of the Confederate army ~
the brand or fFadem- rk for liquor.
A penalty II provided N the bill. Mr..
Bowers introduced bill TO repeat
the act Of 1903 providing for =
teachers retirement fund. The act.
Mr.. Bowers claims. 10 unfair because
1t does not distinEuish between teach.
erB who need or do mot need Il. Mr..
Bowers II author Of bill also intro
duced yesterday to prohibit hypnotix.
Ing or attempts at hypnotixing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12

Page. Peyton, Radford. Rakes. Rine-
hart. Rison. John Roberts. Kolston.
rutherford, saunders, Blackburn.
Smith. Francis w. Smith, stratton.
Tate. TaveneH Templeton. Terrell,
Throckmorton. uckers. Weaver. West.
John S. White, Willero- Williams.
Page and Richardson Win.
Roosevelt Page, nominated as second
auditor to succeed Judge John g. Dew,
candidate for recollection. was noml-
mated by w. b. Walker. Hill Monta-
que nominated Judge Dew. whose
nomination was seconded by MIR.
Saunders. SecohdIng speeches for Mr..
Page were made by T.. p. Cox. and
r. c. l. Montague. Political prophets
who predicted close contest were
astonished at the size of the major
ity.
Col. John w. Richardson. nominated
to succeed himself as register OF tho
land office, was nominated by Il. Il.
Tate. Those seconding the nominal
ton were r. G. Folkes, MT. Meetze.
Mr.. Hartman, and Martin Williams.
Major Ktzer' WAS nominated by Dam
lei Coleman, OF Norfolk. His noml-
nation was seconded by Benjamin
Banks and Mr.. Dreamer. Colonel
Richardson's majority was IS.
Plenty Of Fun Going.
A resolution by e. c. Folkes to have
nominations made by roll call and to
slinlinatsspenosssisatin Ting speeches was
Byrd and others
voiced vigorous protest.
Despite the bitterness of the fight
for auditor amp tho seriousness of
the occasion thare was fun enough to
keep all In spirit OF good humor.
Daniel Coleman, Of Norfolk. q new
member In the House. conyulsed the
eanGna with mirtha haA IN ad4rsaVsa
enc set1atEfnan ssessTai tffaas 10 s'sentle~
men OF the jury" Mr.. FOlkes brought
smiles In describing how candidate
tor Register received their titles OF
colonel and major. Mr.. Meetze. OF
Prince William, who described hfp-
self az plain farmer. was drowned
out by shouts when haa wlAhed- tor the
elo1uence of William Jennings Bryan
that he might speak all night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
RAO|UM BATH
BOHEMIAN CURE
Vice Consul Robert G. Boesel. Carls-
bad. Austria.

Vice Consul Robert G. Boesel. Carls-
bad. Auatria.
TIL. old town Of 81. JoAchimstAl IT
an elevation OF over 5000 feet In the
Ore Mountains. about 20 miles north
OF Carlsbad. was once famous tor IT.
silver mines. ~ easily ~As- the pear
t646 the National Government came
into possession Of the mines and pro-
ceeded with tho mintage Of the orig
inal silver dollar. the ao-calleA "JO-
echimsthales.. Long after the eii-
yer and copper mining activities Of
st. JoAchimstal had como to and end
other ores, such ~ bianuth. nickel
and more particularly uranium tpitch
blende) were mined there. The lat
ter was used for cosoring glaso and
porcelain. which are extensively man
ufactured In tho vicinity Of the old
town. However. Il u only since the
discovery Of radium that the st. Jo-
achimstal uranium deposits have b.
come famous They are richer IN this
most precious element than any sam-
liar deposits In the world. To pro-
duce Ia grams OF radiuna. valued
Of pitch blende residue, out Of which
the uranium has been extracted. muse
be worked on for. an entire year.
The chief u.s. Of radium II Tor msdi-
ctnAi purposes. ana. recoGuixtud thia.
the Austrian government several ysare
ago installed \ provisional b&thhouDo
near the mines. II was then 0emon-
strated that the results Of the rndlum
treatment were most sAtiGfectory IN
cases of govt, rheumAftsm q the
joints. neuralgia, and similar dleeAees.
Under the direction OF the Austrian
Ministry Of Public Works. the build
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12
BYRD INTRODUCES
PRIMARY MEASURE

t|cAtihucu AEom urot. p&8e.1
for the candidate OF more than one
party; no person shall be permitted
to vote for the candidates Of any
party unless In the last next proceed
ing general elections he voted. far
the presidential electors nominated
by such party or for the nominee
of the House OF Representatives OF
such party or the nominee OF such
party for Governor, or tho nominee
Of such party for the House OF Dele
gates: provided. further. that II he
did not vote at such general cleo.
tf0n then upon his declaration that
he With support nj the ensuing 1I3c.
ton the nominee OF the party in
whose primary he wishes to vote. he
shall be allowed to vote.
Sections and 10 describe the
method Of Ming declarations Of can
didacy. Before Ming such declare
ton the candidate must pay H. fAM az
ssllE1ss sssas. ssnsasls tsx xKS xnfsdU;uiiy III
the salary OF the ONCE for one year.
II there be no salary attached the Zee
In one dollar.
Candidates for the United States
Senate and for representatives In Con-
gress shall pay tbs fee to tho treAS-
urer Of virginia and all other can-
didstes shall pay to their county or
section II ssys: mo person In order
to or promote his nomination 70 any
public once at any primary provided
for by this act. shall directly Or in-
directly, himself Or through another
person. give pay. expend or contribute
any money or other valuable thing
except for expenses herein expraealy
allowed and no others, The per-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-12

With probably less than y score
of the members OF the Central As
s-mbiy pledged to support their cause
the ladies' OF the Equal Suffrage
League OF Virginia packed the gal
lery Q. the House yesterday TO sho v
their interest IN the ffrst Legislative
move locking to tho Acknowledgement
of their sex IN Virginia.
Early IN the session Mr.. Hin Mon
tasne, OF Richmond. introduced two
joint resolutions. which have for their
object the amending Of sections Is.
80. "a. es, 20. 2ss 50, IS and - cf
Article III. and section ITS Of Art ,
NH OF the Constitution OF Virginia
{ Generating elective franchise. a4aii-
acations for ONCE and the eapttatIoa
tau.
The amendments merely add such
words as are necessary to make all
OF the sections relating In any way
TO the franchise and qualifications
therefor apply to women a. well as
men.
Go to Committee.
The resolutions went to the Com
mittec on Privileges and Elections. of
which Judge Martin Williams OF