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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-22
JOHNSON PITCHES.
So SENATORS WIN
FLUKE HOME RUN BY LORD
PREVENTS HIS SCORING A
sHUT-OUT VICTORY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday.

Detroit, 8: New York, l.
Washington. 2; Chicago. l.
Cleveland, s: Boston, 1.
Philadelphia. IL; 81. Louis. s.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-22
GIANTS BEAT PAROS
BY HITTING FREELY
ALMOST ERRoRLEss PLAYING
BY ST. LOUIS DOES NOT
SAVE THE GAME.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday.

New York, s: st. Louis, 4.
Brooklyn, 10; Pittsburg. s.
Chicago, 8: Boston. 2.
Philadelphia. 3; Cincinnati, 1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-22
Standing of Climbs
Games Today.

Games Today.
New York in Detroit.
Boston In Cleveland
Philadelphia in ST. Louis.
Washington in Chicago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-22

CHICAGO. July 21.--Wa1ter John
son pitched and Washington won to-
day. 2 to /. The Sox got four hits
and one of them was fuke home
run by Lord. He hit over third base
and the ball rolled to the left field
fence.
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Washington ..11e 600 600 IL l
Chicago ...... 900 100 0o0--i 5
Batteries: Johnson and Ainsmith:
Russell, Benz, Cicotte and Schalk and
Easterly. Umpires, Dineen and
Egan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-22

International League.
Jersey City. 6: Montreal, 3.
Newark. 4; Buffalo, /.
Providence, 8: Rochester, 3.
Baltimore, /; Toronto, 0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-22
willett Has Very Good Day

WfIIeft Has Very Ssood Day.
DETROIT, July 21.--Edgar Willett
Is like the little girl in the nursery
rhyme. This proved to be one OF his
very good days. and the Tigers had
little difficuity in winning from New
Yorks by a score of to !. Willett
underhand ball was working to per-
lection. ard the visitors were able to
make but three singles.
Score by innings: X. RI. T..
New York .... 900 900 oo1--l 3 s
Detroit $50 1o2 oo'-6 9 0
Batteries: Mcconnell. Caldwell and
Gossett and Smith; Willett and Nc
Kee. Umpires. Connolly and Fer
guson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-22
Cubs Rally and Win.

BOSTON, July 21.--The Cubs won
today's game. to 2. Two-base hits
by Needham started the rallies in
which the visitors made four OF their
runs. Boston's two runs were made
on fast base running by Mann and
Myers.
Score by innings: r. Fl. e.
Chicago 1000 coz 202-6 10 2
Boston .0l0 010 000---2 s
Batteries: Overall and Needham;
Rudolph and Rariden. umpires,
Brennan and Eason.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-22
Mans Easily Beat Champs.

Maps Easily Beat Champs.
CLEVELAND. o., July 21.--The
Maps defeated the Champions today
Banding held the visitors to f1ve scat
tered hits. The score was to J.
Score by innings: r. H. e
BOSTON 200 100 ooo---1 8
Cleveland 800. 001 800 20'-s II
Batteries: Moseley and Hall and
Thomas: Blanding and O'Neiil. UNI
pires, O'Loughlin and Hildebrand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-22
Athletics Take Suggest.

Athletics Take Suggest.
ST. LOUIS, July 21.-The Athletics
won this afternoon, II to s. In slug
fest. Seven runs collected on a total
of eight hits in the sixth inning. gave
the visitors easy sailing until the
ninth inning, when the Browns tell on
Bush. hammering out four runs ana
threatening trouble for the Athle-
tics.
Score by innings: r. HI. e.
Philadelphia 200 307 0o1-1f II 2
st. Louis .011 002 o04-- s 10 ]
Batteries Shawkey. Bush and
schang; weilman, Stone and Alex
ander. Umpires. Evans and Sheri-
dan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-22
PhiIlies Hits suegs Timely.

PHILADELPHIA. July 21.e-The
Phiilies won from Cincinnati today,
3 to /. by securing timely hits off
George Suggs
Score by innings. r. III. e.
Cincinnati .....1o0 600 000---l 0
Philadelphia 100 10 00s---3 Q l
Batteries: Suggs and king; Seaton
and Killifer. Umpires. Klein and
Orth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-22
Pirates Play Loosely and Lose.

Pirates Play Loosely ana Lose.
BROOKLYN. N. Y. July 2l.-The
Dodgers. by free stick use. put the
Pirates on the small side OF the score
today, winning 10 to s. The visitors
played loosely at times and had six
errers.
Score by innings: r. H. e.
Pittsburg -. .o11 1870 600 s 8 4
Brooklyn 80. .012 900 55s--13 Is
Batteries: Hendrix, Cooper and
Simon and Coleman; Ragon. Robin
son. Allen and Miller and Fisher.
Umpires, Rigler and Byron.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

JOINT RESOLUTION Mo- 12-H. F. No. 1858.
joint resolutidU relating to a committee
to be appointed Tor the purpose of investiRat-
ing matters relating to fire prevention and
Whereas. The IRE losses in the state NJ
Minnesota for the past thirty-nine years. a,
reported by FIRE insurance companies to the
mately ST, 0OO, 1000. and
Whereas. During the past thirty -nine years
all fire insurance companies doing business
in Minnesota, except township mutual COM
panies, have collected premiums aggregatine
S1s9. o00. ooo.oo and returned to poiicyhoIders
amount aggregating 81 %. or spnro an
imately o5h per cent Of tho premiumssp l CO..
lected, and
practiced between our citizens by IRE ins,'r
ance companies in the rates Of pren,Iur
charged, which results to the adyanfa 90 -
the rich and to the disadvantage Of the nov =.
and
Whereas, The State Of Minnesota hr. 49,.
given any state odlcial the power to maTe
fire insurance rates. and .
Whereas, Such rates are now being mad.
for most companies by an independent ~.
ing bureau, to-wit: General Inspection CO..
pany. and -
Whereas. It is believed that insurance ran,
panies or their agents on their behalf have
said General Inspection Company, and -
Whereas There is no appeal from ,tha ,,+..
fixed by such inspection company, and there
act for and on behalf Of the assured. '' Gu 70
NOW. Thssetore. Be it enacted by the SEN
ate and tho House Of Representatives that a
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
SMALL cHlLD's GARDEN.
The Main Thing Is to Have Strong
Hardy, Free Blooming Flowers.

(Jessie Whtcomb in Mothers Magazine)
Many mothers are now planning to
have little garden for John and
Mary, because this summer they will
be big enough to profit by IT, Many
mothers are also ruefully remembering
the crash of hopes last summer-so far
as the children's gardening was con-
cerned-and are wondering whether 1t
will be worth While to try IT again.
They remember seeds dug up or
drained off with excessive watering,
flower plants ruthlessly jerked UP and
little beds, or tangles of triumphant
jimson, dandelions and knot grass. Or
perhaps it may recall anxious little
workers and sorry disappointment over
poor, spindly' howerless plants. We
have had all soFs of experiences in
our family, and I feel as though a Sue
cession of summers had drilled into
me exactly what Is what for q small
child's garden. ~~
The main thing is to have q very
limited variety Of seeds and those Of
the strong, hardy. FREQ blooming Sort
A child of 8. 4 or yoars can have a
satisfactory garden Of three sorts Of
seeds, so that he can learn the leaves
of three plants and then weed out
everything else.
One summer I remember three par
ticularly successful and simple at
tempts. Ono boy planted his plot with
mixed zinnias. surrounded by one row
of radishes and one row Of lettuce
The lettuce and radtshes occupied his
attention to begin with. and when he
had eaten them, his zinnias took the
whole space and bloomeu gorgeously
until frost. The next boy did the same
thing, using peoples instead Of zinnias.
The Free Lance, bound to be different
as ever, hauled stones In his little cart
till he had fair sized heap. and
planted a package Of mixed morning
glories In q row encircling tho base.
All summer long his pink, blue and
purple morning glories were the ad-
miraion Of tho family.
Children love nowefs, but they do
not love disappointment, ana the way
to make contented little gardeners
even 81 children who perhaps have but
little affinity with tho soil-is to limit
the varieties Of seeds you give them,
and to have those varieties all bright,
free hloOmerS.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

A ioint resolution Of the>senate and House of
Representatives Of the State of Minnesota
authorizing the Governor to execute, and
Seal Of the state to q qultclaim deed to
Mlkki Hivanen Of the north half Of the
northwest quarter (N1A Of NWA) and the
southwest quarter Of tho northwest quarter
quazter .(sEA OF NRA) Of section fifteen
C5), all in township sxty-two (62) range
twelve 12), in st. Louis County. Mime
sofa
WHEREAS, the United States in form con-
veyed to the State Of Minnesota the North
Half Of the Northwest Quarter (Nh NwAl
Quarter tswA NwA) of Section Fourteen
ia, and the Southeast Quarter Of the North
east Quarter (sEA NEA) Of Section Fifteen
15). all In Township Sixty-two (62),( Range
Twelve Q2). in st. Louis County, Minnesota,
and
WHEREAS, tho Supreme Court Of the State
OF Minnesota has held that the legal title to
faith thereon at the time that it waa con
veyed to the state. and had rights thereto
superior to the legal title of the state:
NOW, THEREFORE,, BE TT RESOLVED
BY THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REP
RESENTATIvES OF THE STATE OF. MIN
NESOA JOINTLY.
That the Governor of the State Of Mime
sofa Is hereby authorized and directed to
execute to the said Mikki Hivanen, a Quit
claim deed Of the said premises, and the
thorizsd :, to attest the same and to aflx
Approved A>r1l 10, 1913.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
CURATIVE ACTS.

Acknowledgements by notaries public re- -.
Alteration Of town boundaries iesaiized.: Il:
AUTHORIZING repayment of school taxes. IS,
Bonds Of cities of the fourth class legal
Eonds of fourth class cities validated. :. 81
Change of school site legalized .......... So
Conveyance by divorce legalized ........ 30
Conveyance by husband Of insane wife
Conveyance by husband for wife, legalized 90
Conveyance by husband and wife legalized s
Conveyance by wife to husband legalized Al
ConVeyances made by corporation legal
lied ............., ,.......... 2
couWy bonds for State or judicial bitches
Deeds, to real property legalized .......:. "a
Defective .coHreyances legalized ........ %
Ditch tracts reinstated and extended
Extension Of village boundaries ,lesalized.. q
Foreclosure of mortgages legalized :..... ,
Foreclosure of mortgage legalized. ....... Sc
Foreclosure and cancellation of contracts
Guardianship proceedings Validated. 49,. 81
independent school district bonds validated II
ln testr in bonds confirmed: ,::;:.. ~
Judicial ditch proceedings legalized. .....
Land office certificates validated. ......... Al
Mortgage foreclosures legalized ..:..... IS
Mortgage foreclosure sales legalized. h.. 20
Newspapers legalized ................. 49,
Payment Of cost Of bitches legalized. -. 81
PAYMENTS to street fairs legalized. - 2
snd @asr a snt a'qe eaaEed Electric light
Proceedings to extend corporate existence
validated 49,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Purchase of electric light and water
Record of mortgages legalized .......... 81
Refund of\icense fees authorized ...... TO-
Reorganization of corporations legalized.. 40
Sales Of real estate legalized ........... 16
School district bonds legalzed ......:.. Il
Sherin's certificates legalized ........... 81
Town orders validated .................. So
tod
Village corporations legalized ........... g.
Village Incorporation proceedings legalized i
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
FANTASIES MADE OF rULLE.
Feather Variations Of All Sorts Ar
u: Posed at Strange Angles.
- (Kansas City star.)

| ~ ~ - (Kansas City star.)
lXThe new materials for dresses are
largely drawn on in the composition OF
hats. Heavy corded silks and moire9.
linens in ''zagz1g'' .weaves. and shan
lungs printed in old fashioned colored
designs embracing tiny flowers and
miniature fruits. a hat Of soft black
straw is trimmed with e. white tulle
fantasie, held by bunch Of three tiny
apples, dull green. brilliant red and Dfch
yellow, made from the glowing III
descent breast feathers Of bird.
There are quantities Of fantasies
made from tulle. black. white and cox
|ored, as sharply assertive as -aigrettes
and paradise plumes. which, however,
remain the prevailing trimming. But
there are feather variations Of all shirts
posed In the most original fashion the
fancy iS capable of. A single feather:
rises straight from the front or droops
low from the back. A long ostrich
feather cdrls about the crown, or q
bunch OF short ones cluster at ono side,
the weight Of them appearing to pull
the hat over the ear. ~ . .s 80 -
/. On q earlier nat, potshaped. single.
feather waves It's curl
ling tip from one side. Its stem IL held
Inv series Of three tiny bows Of mar
row black ribbon connected by narrow
lines. On another hat narrow block
ribbon tied in a knowing bow secures
a half wrea tn Of small gay flowers
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

Sc snbers 81 -
|senate BE appointed The ,Lleqts.anf Gov
Commits ioner OF Insurance psI created and
designated as the MinIesota Fire Prevention
the duty Of the 5 Conn missioner ct Insurance
and i his employees, upon his direction. to
make ~ and aa,n1av re-
ographers and assistants as the Commits
sioner may deem necessar any :, member q
|person appearing before y shall be- the
duty of lhe ,Attorney General Or (. one OF This
assistants appointed thereto by. him. to adj
wise the Committee and it members and to
assist the COMMITTEES in 4. making m such 4ex-
taminations as may be deemed expedient.
Said committee shall furnish e report OF
its findings to the Governor on OF "a Defore De-
eion Of this this Commute zee is primarily
l. First-.to devise ways ana means. TOT re-
|ducing our fire kosses: .s / III 4E$
second-to prevent discrimination in fire
Insurance rates and Is Az; - -
and means for giving the people 9, Of the state
fthe greatest amount OF fire insurance protec-
ton at the least possible cost 70 the assured
1t shall be the first duty OF such Committee
to investigate the causes 1or our enormous
lief OF our people as hereinafter provided.
|, It shall also be the duty sof such Commit
tee to make a thorough Investigation and ex-
animation into the methods Of transacting
atisRs and insurers, Of every kind, transact
the Of FIRE a the Trains
action OF said business - to investigate into
the rates ehargsd an ~ the
crmination between classes of property of in
surers all contracts for Commissions or com
pensation Of agents. and any discrimination
ali inquiry in rega<a to the transaction OF the
business 81 fire Insurance, and md, the rates and
dent to such business: and the promotion Of
against ,f fire. nen a1d the hf
particular lines of inquiry herein shall not
limit in any measure the field of investis
cation which said Committee Is empowered to
ienter. Il
Ha~
I Provided, however. that II the appropriation
provided for by bill relating toy the same
subject is not made. this resolution shall be
of no force effect.
Approved April "a. 1913.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

JOINT RESOLUTION No. 9-H. F.. No 1889.
A Joint Memorial to Congress relating 10 the
Control and Treatment Of Trachoma ana
WHEREAS: 1t has been shown by|a sur
vey recently conducted by the U. 3. Puohc
Health Service that IA :62 per thousand o.
the Indians of Minnesota are athlcted Win
trachoma in an active form and that 2s.2l
per thousand among these same lnolans are
suffering from tuberculosis; and
WHEREAS; The existence within the con-
fines Of the State of Minnesota OF Indian Res-
eryations with. a population so heavily injected
with dangerous communicable diseases Is a
citizens Of Minnesota by reason OF the Iapla
development and opening to settlement OIL
these Reservations; and,
WHEREAS; Certain specific recommends
tons for the correction Of this condition nave
been made in report submitted by the sur
geon-General Of the U. S. Public Health
Service to Congress in February, 1913; and,
WHEREAS; 1t is believed that the Red
Lake Reservation located In the state OF
Minnesota presents suitable Held for the ap-
plication of these remedies In ORDER 10
BE 1T RESOLVED: That the Legislature
Of the State Of Minnesota, now In regular
session assembled, do petition the Congress of
the United States to empower the Surgeon
and grant him sufficient funds to put into ex-
ecution the necessary measures on the Red
Lake Indian Reservation in the State OF Min
nesota for the control and eradication Of
trachoma and tuberculosis among the INDIANS
resident thereon. e.:
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
&C COUNTIES AND. TOWNS.

4 dyertising agricultural resources \. !. !. 800
AID for. agricultural societies s. :.
Approprfa tions for roads. and bridge ~. -
AucflOneers licenses q. s. 4.
sCierk hire for county treasurer. -. So
Change OF county boundary Y. -. -. .SS =
districts redistricttng
Gompensationsof town officers >. Il. =. -. -.
Compensation of board OF auditors I. =. /. :,
Compensation Of county boards =. ~.
County apprOpriat for roads ). !.
County gricultural agents =.
establishment Of hospitals -.
Fees Of coroner - - -.
Fees OF sheriffs $. - Z. s.
Final examination of accounts ). =
Grounds for public parks II. /. -. 81
Interest of town officers in contracts.
Lake and waterway Improvement -. ..z. L
Land for agricultural fairs
Maintenance of hospitals =. .... ..s........
Mothers pensions IS. 3. -. IS.
Payment Of poor fund d. ;. =
Powers of county board ....,. j.. ~. .....
Removal of public officers -. !. .........&
Repeating Sec 500, r. L. .......-....
Salaries of sherifts and deputies.
Salaries of sheriffs .....135,
Salary OF auditors s. clerk !.
Salary OF secretary board Of control. ....H.
Salary OF surveyor Of Goodhue county. -.
Terms OF county officers ...:..........
Town board aalthorize1 TO fransfer filndS
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

JOINT RESOLUTION No. SIS F.. No. $50
joint resolution Of the Legislature OF the
State of Minnesota petitioning the Secretary
OF War Of the United States to cause a COM
plete detail survey to be made Of the Red
River of the North, from Breckenridge. Min
nesota, to the International Boundary Line.
with view to its: Improvement by the con-
struction Of locks and dams.
WHEREAS. An Act passed by the sixty
second Congress OF the United states at its
Second Session. III. r. 21477. making anprn-
priations for the construction. repair and
of certain public works on rivers
and harbors. and for other purposes. directs
the Secretary Of War Of the United States to
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
ELECTIONS.

Alternating names in voting, machines. 1927
Booth at Soldiers Home ........ ......... q
Changing name Of political party. 400
Compensation of judges and clerks. ..... 1876
Carlo election system authorized. ....... $50
In cities and villages over 5000. ....... 2lO
Inspection Of ballots NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1868
Opening and closing of polls. e. ..:....... %
Opening and closing polls at village cleo
lions ............. ..................' Alb
Opening and closing OF polls in villages. 227
Presidential election NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40
Presidential preference primaries. 449
Primary elections ....!.................. 9S9
United States senators NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Voter authorized to vote in election dis
trict other than his own............... 284
Voting by ballot where machines are
used .,,.. . AT
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02

JOINT RESOLUTION No. 10-H. F. No. 1888
A Joint resolution authorizing the Gov
ernor to confer brevet rank upon officers and
soldiers Of Minnesota Volunteers for distin-
guished service.
Be it Resolved, BY the House of Rep
resentatives. the Senate concurring, that it
being a sacred and grateful duty. Of the
State. to acknowledge in some just and
suitable manner the personal services and
sacrifices made by its citizens in render
ing military services to the State and to
the United States, to those who have per-
formed long and meritorious military service
to the State during the late War Of the
Rebellion the Governor be and he is hereby
authorized and requested to confer Commits
sions with Brevet Rank upon officers and SOL
diers of the volunteer forces of thfst State. as
have or may distinguish themselves by gall
able military service. The rank conferred
shall be in accordance with >the rank and
V alue Of the service performed.
Approved April 10. 1913.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
HENNEPlN, RAMSEY AND ST.
* LOUIS.

Acceptance Of beauests. etc ............ 81
Acquisition Of public utilities ........ 9ll
Appropriations for Duluth highways 80. "a.
Appropriations for Improvement Of naN-
Assessments for streets. parks, etc. -. :. %;
Assistants in auditors Office. 80
authorizing county board to appropriats -
money for, county fairs ............... q.
Board of prisoners .................... 2Ol
Bonds for bridging creeks ..:............ 4,
Bonds for FIRE department buildings ...... 5T'
Bonds in excess Of maximum ......... ii;
Bonds for public markets .............. 4e.
Bonds for public Fairgrounds ............ 13.
BONDS for purchase of lamps. etc.. ...... Is,
Bonds for construction Of sewers ...... 2e:
Bonds for! local improvements .......... %:
Bonds for local improvements .......... 81
Bonds for improving baths -. .,..:... "a!
Bonds for arching creek ....... ......... SO.
Compensation Of county, surveyors ana
c ssist1 ht5e and operation Of docks. ~
co mnaave Of ceoi house and city hail 81 5s
Creating civil service commission. ........ 1ok
Establishment Of scientific and art col
rs leS b1ishment Of correction farms ~ e
Expenditure OF road and bridge fund 90
Filing and care OF plats 10
Ffremen's pensions ........... II!
Homes for boys and girls ......... 4 8:
Hospital and Workhouse lands. .......... n
Improvement Of navtgablo lakes ........ IL.
Industrial home for girls .........:..... 26
Interest On bonds o. ,y.n;: oend:;: 70 1e
Lake fishing season 26t
Levy Of additional school taxes ..::;.:.. 27i
Manufacture Of street paving materials. as
Minneapolis union depot .......... Sol
Municipal court Of Duluth ............ - 10.
Municipal ice plants :. 80:
PARK AND AND p parkWay S bonds SIS
Parks and 5parkways 81
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
JOINT RESOLUTION No. 18Th. F. No &c..
STATE OF MINNESOTA:
THIRTY EIGHTH LEGISLATIVE SESSION.
HOUSE JOINT MEMORIAL NO. 8.

WHEREAS There have been introduced in
Congress three bills plumbers H. R. SO, H. r.
442S S. 1851 to afford Federal protection to
migratory game birds; and
WHERBAS There is a very general senti-
ment in this State in favor of such protection,
and an urgent request for the enactment of
such law has been made, as appears by the
numerous petitions received; now therefore.
RESOLVED. (The Senate concurringl, That
Congress be and hereby is requested to enact
law giving ample protection to migratory
game birds.
RESOLVED, That the Legislatures Of all
other States Of the United States now in ses-
sion or when next convened, be and they are
hereby respectfully requested to Join in this
request by the adoption Of this or an equ1va-
lent resolution.
RESOLVED, FURTHER That the secr e
transmit copies of this resolution to the Sem
ate and the House Of Representatives Of the
United States, and to several members of said
body representing this state therein; also to
transmit copies hereof to the legislatures Ees Of
Approved April "a, 1913.