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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-30

friends IN Seattle, Mrs. W. l.. Benbam
returned home on Wednesday,
&$E
Mrs. Lowell Will is the guest for a
week with friends in Eugene.
Miss Gertrude Fawk entertained the
Meum ct Teum club last Monday ev-
ening.
Mrs. L. G.. Hack Gillian JOsse
Harris) of Portland will visit in Salem
next week for the first time since her
marriage last January. She will be
the guest of her parents and will re-
main for Easter Sunday.
aRR
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Freeland are
quite settled I'm their new home in
Yew Park, at 11O5 Leslie street.
Mrs. j. Gremmels entertained with
an informal dinner on Thursday ev-
ening, complmenting the birthday Of
her neice, Miss May Gremmels. The
table decorations were Of spring flow
ers and ferns. Covers we're laid for
fourteen. and besides the family en-
ioying the dinner were Mr., and Mrs.
Peter Bach Mrs. W. H. Rosenberger
Miss Rosela Bach, Miss Vivian Ros-
enberger, Miss Verna ROsenberger and
Mr., Joseph Bach.
Invitations have been issued by the
freshmen of Willamette university,
asking the seniors Of Salem high
school for a fishing and hunting party
to be given in Eaton hall on the ey-
ening Of April the fifth. The fresh.
men entertainments for the high
school seniors are annual events.
Hh#
A program Of especially fine Easter
music will be given in the First Bap,
| tist church on Easter Sunday, under
direction Of Miss Minnetta Mayors
who is also contratO, The choir is
composed Of Miss Ermine Bushnell
and Miss lnez Dennison, sopranos
Mr.. w. r. jerks, tenor; Mr. II. S
/ Gle baritone and Mr.. Charles Roth
organist. Miss Mary Schultz, violin.
st and Miss Copley, pianist, will as.
sist The program will be:
Prelude, selected, Mr.. Chas Roth.
Scripture reading.
The Story Of the Cross in Song
| (Turne), Miss Bushnell, Miss Den
nison, Miss Gile, Miss Mayors, Mr.
jerks, Mr.. Foster Mr.. Gile, Mr,Bruer
| Drawer
Response, Air from Lost Hope
OGottschalk), chorus,
Solo Gastertide CSiddlel, Miss Er.
mine Bushnell.
The Resurrection Morn CGalbreathI
chorus.
Trio, Guide us Father from Stabat
Mater ParkerD, Mrs Theodore Roth
Miss Gile, Mr.. jerks.
| Anthem, IIOsanna (Granier).
Soprano solo, Miss Gertrude EriXon
and chorus,
Holy Holy, Lord God Almighty
| Shelley. alto oblgato with male
quartet and chorus.
Offertory, Harmony Del Rego)
violin, Miss Schultz; piano, Miss Cop.
ley; organ Mr. Roth,
An Easter Song Smith, baritone
solo, Mr. Gle; quartet Miss Bushnell
Miss Magers, Miss Gile, Mr.. jerks.
Duet o. Divine Redeemer CGOmod
/ Miss Denison and Miss Mayors.
/ Christ is Come to Reign Above
/ CShelley), soprano solo, Miss Denni
son; chorus.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-30
Women S and Misses
NecRwear

JabotS, FriII Collars, Coat Sets, Lace
Collars Hand-embroidered Linen Collars,
Shadow Lace Novelties and COrSage Neck
wear Priced 25C, 35C, SOC up to $5 eaCh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-30

Mrs, c, NJ IIpley was hostess for
the Priscilla club on Thursday after.
noon, with their regular meeting for
embroidery, Mrs. William X, King of
Portland, who was member of the
club during her residence In Salem,
caused delightful surprise by appear
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-30
Cloth Suits

SergeS and Novelty Mixtures in plain
tailored and trimmed models, Priced from
$3.50, $500 up to $500 EACH
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-30

FouIard silk Taffeta silk and Novelty
silk Dresses, Priced $500, $25.O0 up
to $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-03-30

Invitations have been issued by the
freshmen of willamette university
asking the seniors Of Salem high
school for fishing and hunting party
to be given in Eaton hall on the ey-
ening Of April the fifth, The fresh
men entertainments for the high
school seniors are annual events.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
NO DECISION YET
Real Estate Exchange Hns Not De-
cided on pcrmmncnt Qmnrters.

cided Oh Permanent Quarters.
The several locations suggested by
cussed Yesterday by the board Of direc-
tors OF the Richmond Real Estate Ex-
chanSc but IL was decided that no ac-
uon should be taken at this time. At a
SUBSEQUENT meeting ot the exchange.
the charter was accepted, the bylaws
amen1ed SO as to conform to H. and
several new m"mbcrs elected.
Several applications for membership
from property owners. buyers and
traders were received The requests
We're laid on the table for the present
as the bylaws provide that the mem
nership shall consist Of agents only
President Funston and others discussed
certain plans. by which they hone to
make the local organization the most
effective in the South. 4 committee
VIII be appointed to visit other ey~
changes throughout the country
recommending the features that may
be adaptable 10 this city and ellmi-
mating others that are not considered
desirable.
In selecting the quarters. the frst
requisite will he a suitable auction
room with space enough to accommo-
date the avera ee number of buyers
This. the officers OF the exchange be-
ieNe VIII not only INCREASE the NUM-
Der OF huycrs. but will save time and
inconvenience especially when the
property to he sod is in remote part
of the city and i'm bad weather
one feature will he book contain
ing survey of the city with the names
of all owners of property which viii
be Kept up TO date for the benefit Of
the members and prospective BUYERS.
At present the individual firms collect
and maintain such data at great ex-
pcnSe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
FEDERAL TROOPS
UTMANOEUVREO
Royalists Make Their Escape
and Now Are Safe in
the Hills.

Lisbon. Portugal, July 1o.-The roy
alist rebels in the north OF Portugal
again outmanoeuvrcd the republican
government troops o-day
After the sangulnary encounter Of
yesterday al me town OF Cabeceiras
de B4sto. which was held In strong
force by the royaiists. who defeated
the Firm Regiment o: infantry, rein
forcements OF government troops we're
rushed 70 the scene Of the lighting, and
strong Gordon ~ infantry this morn
ing advanced slowly on the luslrrec-
t!onary town pouring IN heavy ire
as they went forward.
: Few scattered shots We're the only
response TO this attack, and when the
hnal assault on the town was made by
the government troops with iScd bay
onets, the peslcgers found the streets
deserted and an the houses empty The
lhuanltants 10 man had. Withdrawn
TO the mountains with the royailsts.
ana are now hidden in rocky shelters
along the passes.
Can prolong Warfare.
Unless the Portuguese government
decides TO weaken the garrisons OF Lis
bon and Oporto, which would be a dan
serous measure to take. Ia View OF the
ia the big cities. X seems likely that
the royalist warfare IN the northern
provinces is likely TO continue Tor some
time 10 come. The situation may be
compared in some respects 10 that
wnlcn existed on Observation-Disclosures
borders at the opening OF the revoiu-
% foreign soil in spain when they are
nard pushed by the governInen, troops
as the frontier IS very mountainous,
~ oilers many safe retreats to the roy
alists. whose rowing bands are thus
able 10 hold in check the superior forces
OF the government According TO last
accounts Captain Henrique de Paivo
corceiro. the royalist leader. has nov
retired to Spanish territory.
The general plan drawn UP by the
royalists Tor the invasion OF Portugal
was follows
a colums Of 600 men. headed by
Lieutenant Sepulveda. was TO enter
the country across me River MinhoI
Captain Couseiro With another $40
men was TO cross tho frontier and
enter the province OF Trasos- Monies,
which Captain Aceveio with 9O1 men
was TO reach from Beira aIsi Camacho|
Win 25o men from Abmetejo Every
column succeeded in entering the pro-
vince and with some losses Captains
coucciro and Canacho effected a June
tion and fought a battle AZ the town
Of Chaves
Crowds Cheer Patriots.
The society OF patriots organized
biz patriotic parade last evening in
tho streets OF Lisbon. Large crowds
gathered on tine sidewalks and an
plauded the paraders who stopped and
checred in front OF the Reigian lera-
urc OF the steamer Nos AT Zeebrugge
June J. The vessel was taking on
board arms and ammunition which tho
Belgian authorities thought were in
tended for the Portuguese rovalists
II is understood that 100 men OF the
entered Portugal recently. and imme-
diately disappeared In tho mountains.
where they are commanded nv the
repel leaders Acevedo and Lobo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
South Richmond Bureau.
The Times Dispatch,
1920 Hull SArcet,

Phone Madison l15.
George Paul yesterday, at the last
minute, paid his entrance zee as a can
didate Tor the Administrative Board.
Mr.. Paul is one OF the best known res
idents OF the Southsidc. whore ne has
for a number of years owned and oper-
ateG the only ice plant lie has been
active in civic affairs and was a menu
Der OF tho Manchester city Council.
His friends on both side OF the river
have promised him strong support, and
he is expected to make good race.
To Hear Suit.
Tnis morning in the Hastings Court,
Part H.. Judge L. II. Wells VIII enter
upon the hearing of the suit OF Pyles.
executor, against J. W. Clary Il Co
The suit is an action in assumpsit. T.
=. Cox represents the plaintin and
Charles l. Page the defendant
Special Session Adjourns
The special session of the Chester
field Circuit Court which was called
PrimariiAy 70 Try several condemnation
rover Company against property
holders on whose grounds the company
desired 10 erect steel towers fog uower
purposes. was adjourned yesterday
without accomplishing. IFS object, the
suits having been withdrawn. The
company. il is said. VIII change its
route and VIII purchase the right OF
way
Boy scouts Camping.
= happy band OF BOY Scouts partly
from the Methodist Institute. Richmond,
partly from Mrs James J. Deck 5
Young Peoples Cleaner Society. of the
Porter street Presbyterian Church.
South Richmond. left South Richmond
amid loud jubilations by the II o'clock
Petersburg electric car for their annual
outing near Chesterfield Courthouse.
They are under the direction Of q n
Hinnant. OF the Methodist Institute,
the latter being assisted by hve reliable
young men IS leaders"
Mrs. Martin Returns.
Mrs. Sam Martin. reDorted no ba,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
IF YOU ARE A TRIFLE SENSITIVE

About the size OF your shoes. many
people cnn wear shoes one size smaller
by shaking into them Aliens Foot
Ease. the antiseptlc powder for the
feet. 1t makes tight-httlng or new
shoes feel easy. and gives rest and
comfort TO hot; tired, swollen. aching
feet. Try It to-day. Sold everywhere.
Csc DON'T accept any Substitute.
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The Times-Dispatch Bureau.
> Bollingbrook street.
(TeleDnone f4SsN


Bollingbrook street.
(Telephone l4S5),
Petersburg, Va. July 10.
Ex-Governor Montague spoke AT
Matoaca last night to large assem-
blage of the voters Of that vtllace
and vicinity. ON account of the crowd
and the heat the meeting was held
III the open in front OF village hall.
MIR Montague came over to Peters
burg in the afternoon. and was ac-
companied out to Matoaca by a num-
Der Of friends In this city lie asked
support OF tho voters. and promised,
If elected, that he would devote his
best energies to promoting the VOL
fare and Interests of the district and
It's people His references to his OPP
ponent. Captain Lamb. were entirely
courteous and friendly. but thinks a
change of Congressman would bencft
the district. Mr.. Montague was given
n cordial reception and promises OF
support
Funeral of HIr. Moore.
The funeral OF Boiling r. Moore.
whose death in his ninety-hrs year
occurred late night before last. took
place this afternoon from the High
Street Methodist Episcopal Church OF
which he had been consistent mem
Der for over fifty years
Personal and Otherwise.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W Walker. OF Cog
gin Hall. on James River. are enter
tanning a largo house party for two
weeks before sailing for Europe on
July a. to he abroad during the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs J. W Jackson. OF
Prince George county, have gone to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11

a telegram was received at police
that Lassitcr Walker. colored wanted
here FOR the theft OF a lot of clothes,
had been arrested in South Boston and
was being held for the local authorities.
Acting Chief OF Police Mcmahon sent
an officer for him last night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11

primary in this district was set for
saturday September II. The commit
tee also decided to assess the candi-
dates 500. besides the 1915 provided
by the statute. TO cover all expenses
not covered by the sum assessed by
me statute. After taking supper the
committee adjourned subject to the
call OF Chairman Gillian. The two
candidates in this district are Hon.
Robert Turnbull. of Brunswick coun-
~ inc Incumbent. and JudgeWalter
y. Watson, of Nottoway county.
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trolled tho state convention that sent
delegates TO Chicago. nominated
ticket OF electors and TIN" threat is
that every ono OF these electors VII
vote for Roosevelt II they are elect
cd in November. REGARDLESS OF posing
as Republicans Mr.. WATSON says he
hopes the anomalous condition VIII be
adjusted.
The mix-up in more than half 4
dozen states threatens to tax the abil-
ity OF Chairman Hillos at the begin
ming Of his administration. It VIII also
bring out ali the legal acumen OF
the President and his friends in the
various States.
Tariff to Be the Issue.
Republicans at the white House to-
day were In absolute accord that the
tariff must be the Issue upon witch
the campaign VIII be fought. They
cannot see any other question that
viii loom up in comparison 10 this.
Senator sanders, OF Tennessee. who
was promlnently mentioned for chair
man 81 the Republican National Com
m!ttee. declared mat the tariff was
the main Issue
"Not only DO I think the night VIII
be upon ih' tariff said senator san
ders hut / believe that before No
veiuber tho voters OF the country VIII
have made ny their minds 10 vote eth
er The Republican. or Democratic
other expressions on the subject
were
REPRESENTATIVE Moore-"The tariG is
already the main issue and on that
question Pennsylvania Will 20 over
whelmingly for Taft
Representative Campbell-"The Dem
ocrats made the tariff the issue. and
we accept their challenge Beyond the
tariff tia. issues VIII be administration
OF President Taft and his enforcement
OF the laws without fear or favor"
Senator Town While am sure
the tarir will be a big feature Of the
campaign 7 think that fairness and
deccncy xiii also be an issue Air TAFT
has either made a successful President
or he has been n failure Ho has not
been treated decentiy or fairly. and I
believe that the square deal idea OF the
American people can always be ap-
peaird to-"
Representative WILTSHIRE tariff is
the big question ahead OF us. and must
be settled
REPRESENTATIVE Cameron. OF Arizona
--'I his VIII be another Mckinley cam
pairn. and on the tariff. as tho Repun-
lican party upholds H. President Tart
VIII hr reelected. IL IS clean I'm his
record on that question and viii tri-
uwph."
Senator Gamble-"rhe tarir looms
UP rs tho real Issue Of tho campaign"
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PR TES JUMP
TO FIRST PLACE
Garvin's Smuggling at Timely
Moment Gives Portsmouth
Victory Over Tigers.

Portsmouth. Va, July 10y out
batting the Tigers. the Pirates to-day
captured the third game of the series
by the score OF to :. going into first
place Mayer pitched a great game
ior the Portsmouth team and received
brilliant support. The hitting OF Gar
vim. VINO sMggtd homer in the nfth
ana another i'll the seventh with one
man on base was the feature Of the
game. The score:
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Low Fares, Improved Service
To virginia Beach
Via Norfolk and Western Railway

Round trip fares from Richmond.
s3.25. every Friday and saturday good
until following Monday; $3.50. selling
July a and 10. good until July 81
y. < w. trains leaving Richmond 600
a NJ and 500 p VI. connect in Union
Depot Norfolk. with trains carrying
passengers and baggage to Virginia
Beach
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

At Winston Salem; Winston Salem
Spartanhurg. rain.
~ Anderson: ANDERSON .. Green's
boro 9.
At Charlotte: Charlotte -Greenytle.
rain
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

more. (hrst game. Baltimore, 81.
Providence. (second game.
~ Montreal: Montreal. Toronto. 8
Al Buffalo. Buffalo. Rochester. s
At Jersey City: Jersey CITY. 6 New
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
Notice, I! Z!

The Extension Step-Laddcr and Spe-
cialty Co. Inc, has secured a suitable
factory site on the corner OF Sheppard
and Clay Streets, is now arranging for the
erection of its factory and cquipping Of
same. An officer Of the company is now
n Philadelphia, and will proceed to New
York, looking to the securing of suitable
representation in these cities. We are in
receipt OF many orders for these ladders
and will proceed to manufacture and care
for the orders as rapidly as possible
More than half Of the capital stock has
been subscribed for The demand for the
ladder is almost universal, the profit is
satisfactory, and the dividends this com
pany should pay should place it in the
front ranks of dividend producers OF this
country. INVESTIGATE this invest
mcnt at once. 1t will PAY YOU.
EXTENSION STEP-LADDER AND
SPECIALITY CO., Inc.
JUDGE JOHN G. DEW, President
Mr.. HARRY MARTIN, Vice President
MIR. THOS. Z. O'KEEFFE, Secretary
Treasurer
MR.. JAMES LEE SHELTON, Counsel.
MR.. K. +. LIPSCOMBE, Fiscal Agent.
No. 1f5 North Eighth Street.
Richmond, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
Portsmouth.

Petersburg .......... o 0 0 / o 90 %
Portsmouth s..........O Ole 10 . -
Summary-Tw base hits-Beclker
Castro. Rrennagan. Watson. home
runs-Garvin %. stolen baaes-Nixon
Double plaNs-Spcncer ana Lucia. Sac
rifice hits--l<eating, Garvin. Morrison
Base on balls-by Hcdgepeth. /. sac
rifice fly-Mayer. struck out--by
Mayer. .. Time OF game, i.40. Um-
pire, Mcbride.
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segregation V!olntorx Reported.

Segregation N!olntors Reported
John Carter and Henry Robertson.
negroes, living at l40S Hun Street were
Yesterday reported BY Officer Moore as
I. Kelly, white. of Is West Fifth Street
was reported by officer Dunnivant for
the same oifense.
Under the rules OF the Police De-
ehance 10 move before being taken to
court II. however, they refuse to
Vacate the law is enforced.
Theft Charge Dismissed.
John Butler. twentS-three years old
was arrested early yesterday morn
ing and given a hearing before Justice
II. ~ Maurice in the Police Court, Part
H., on warrant charging him with
shoes from Oscar Womack. The com
plainnnt failed to make a case and
Butler was dismissed.
Dismissed for Tenth Time.
Leslie CARRIER Tor the tenth time
within six months. was YESTERDAY in
the Police Court. Part H. charged yVith
being drunk and disorderly, and for
inc tenth time was let OF with a lee
break for liberty. and was charged with
resisting arrest This was also passed
over.
Candidate speaka Tonight.
re.eisction 70 Congress from the Third
District. VIII speak tonight at sis
o'clock a the Courthouse
Pcrsonnl Mention.
flre Commissioner Walter y Frank
IN IS spending a few days In New York
MISS Evelyn wlkerson. Of Lexinr-
ton, g.. is the guest of her aunt.
Mrs Wilkerson. OF East Eleventh
Miss GLADYS James. who has been Wis
itins Miss Marie Ellington. will return
10 ner nome at Crewe to-day.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Macon Macon-Savannah rain.
At Albany: Albany. 3. Columbia. g.
Al Columbus: Columbus, o; Jackson
lille. ..
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News Of South Richmond

husband as missing, yesterday returned
70 her home in Chesterfield county.
she had been missing since Sunday.
nnt mad been visiting sister in Rich
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-11
News Of Petersburg

shenandoah. Pa. and Atlantic city to
sperd the month.
Mrs. DR. IL. A. Burke ana Robert
FRANCIS have gone to Virginia Beach
to be with their father. n j. Francis
or TINS city. who has been ~. but
VINO is reported better to-day.
AdJutant Woods, OF the Salvation
Army. will give uho second outing I'm
the country TO poor children to-mor-
row, taking out seventy five or 100.
In the Police Court this morning
William Shell, colorcd. was sentenced
to jail for four months for the lar
ceny of a woman's handbag and
pocketbook. alleged to have been
stolen from an office on the nrst floor
OF the McIlwaine Building.
The case Of Melvin MOTLEY. charged
with the felonious shooting and
woundins OF Guy Gill. colored was
continued q second time. because of
the inability Of Gill to appear.
Information to-day is to the effect
that samuel Edwards, a patient in the
Gundsey Sanatorium, near Baltimore.
is extremely i'll and that his death is
expected
Wanted Here for Forgery.
Edward Wingheld. colored. who was
yesterday sentenced in the United
States District Court In Richmond
for securing registered letter on a
forged Endorsement. Is wanted in
Petershurg to answer n charge of for
gerry.
The Fourth Congressional Demo
cratic Committee met al tho Stratforc
Hotel Tonight and re elected Robert
Gillian. of Petersburg, chairman.
There was full attendance OF the
members and the date for holdin1, the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-09

llI1r * LIleu0 &C
Vised he - tak<
Iys;a = r ham
n etable Com
6on1d, and before
ken ! whole
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found relief Ar
|only six teen yeep
Ok, but I have bet
ter health than Fl
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.
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British Prestige Impaired By
The IInp0fI Mon Of Immoral

A[i[>4FABAI India, 0css -. The
soIs rune India has given formal
sanction ID the Hon N. &. NadeO (o
Introduce q the imperial Let's I8tixt
nave been imported into India e
considerable numbers. and q late :
sIe61'/ i1cfe>s sing traffic has been
going on unc6t tked III Japanese girls.
q l'e importation Of = white woman
nfo India pr ad6e has observed,
'6i0s more deadly blow at British
6r6stiee than any amount of itior E
# IS therefore Of the utmost import
lnce that early and earnest endeators
should be made % throttle this De-
Tie bin which NJ. Madse IS to IN
roduce ii the forthcoming autumn
ession has not yet been published,
ut is main provisions are that any
ierson Is reasonably SUSPECTED q max
1s money over the deg radiation Of AZ
Imported woman may be arrested
;ithouf warrant. but bailed out and
( after hearing his defense the mag
sffote convicte him, he should pc De-
1offed and On repetition Of the Qf-
ense, Or. even tor reapnearine Il In
"a. be may Be imprisoned With hard
Two other measures are also short
u TO be placed before the imperial
eeisIative council dealing with the
I5f6fetti0n of women and girls. a pro-
isio1 ii the Hon. Mr. Dadabhoy's biz
tie raising Of the age q consent to
Sixteen years a. against strangers II
! ices not affect the rights Of husbands
aver girls wives of and over twelve
| Years Of age The Hon 3. N Mndhol.
xaf, ii Is understood, will introduce
another bin 70 suppress the practice
1 Which exists - certain parts Of india
s. defeating minor girls IS Deyadasis
ind Mufalis Ia temples. Both Mr.
jadabh0y and MI. Mud kar are non
,fficiak members 81 the legi slhtivt
ouncil. and are greatly interested 4
aising the status Of Indian women
| rheir efforts at reform have eRpkes
warm sympathy both il Qle nnd lal
/ md foreign co1nninnit ties,
81 - - y
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his leg merely running & slow gait.