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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
Upper Branch of State Assembly
Proposes Sum Slightly in Ex-
cess of $1,000; Lower Body
Thinks $4,000 Would be Right.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED
TO REACH AN AGREEMENT
Fifty People Will Accompany the
Funeral Train TO Las Vegas; a
Floral Blanket Will Cover Gas.
ket; Celebration Postponed.

Special Dispatch to The Herald
Santa Fe. y. NJ. Feb 2O.-Both the
senate and the house met this fore
noon and took up matters with refer
ence to the funeral arrangements and
estate Of Governor de Baca. The SEM
ate adjourned until Friday at p. m.
The house met again this afternoon at
> D. m. only to adjourn until the same
day and hour.
The senate bill appropriating total
OF over $1,000 Tor the use OF Mrs. de
Baca was passed this morning. The
house refused to concur in the bill BY
a vote OF 81 to Z. The house passed "A
bin appropriating $4,000 and up-
pointed committee OF five to confer
with similar committee from the
senate and arrive at an agreement.
The debate was freely entered into
in the house as to the merits of the
appropriation The bill was offered by
the three representatives from san
Miguel. the deceased governors county
Messrs. Gricgo. Romero and Sanchez.
II would give 5000 AT once To the
uses of the estate and the balance in
quarterly installments of $3.50. 90 each.
The house conference committee IS
composed Of Sanchez. Romero. Roy.
Pardue and Luccro.
Senator Roman sanchez presented
senate bin No. lgi giving $4,000 at
once for the usc OF the widow, and
appropriating from the governors con-
tingent fund the funeral expenses. In.
cluding a special trai' to Las Vegas
amounting in all To some {l.s00 and
accrued salary in the sum OF &63s.V6
What compromise VIII Je reached be
tween the two houses cannct now h'
learned. TIc senate fostercrs of the
bin desire to have the appropriation
administered by bank or other trus-
tee specifically for the benefit OF the
widow.
Members uf the house VIII accom-.
pany the body from the residence q
the capitol az O'Clock in the morn
| ing. and 10 the special train a.
O'Clock IN the afternoon. Fifty peo-
! pie will accompany the remains to Las
! Vegas on the special train
\ floral blanket viii cover the
caskct at the funeral en- It will be
/ the word Legislature.
| General pershing has tolegraphet
| that he cannot be present on Wash
! ington's birthday because of the dcatl
| ct General Funston and the Celcbra
ton has been indefinitely postponed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
UNITED STATES RELUCTANT
To BRENk WITH iISTRI \

washington. Feb. 20 hassadpI
Pcnhcld Us acting under explicit in
structiOns from the state department.
In requestion the Austrian government
to state It's position regarding the in
tensive submarine warfare inaGgurat-
ed hy Germany. such an instruction
was sen, 20 the ambassador MOI q
than ten days ago and II is possible
that ID has been reinforced in view Of
the delay In obtaining the response.
UnofiiciaUy IL has developed that
the state department Is reluctant To
sever diplomatic relations with Aus
tria. desiring To- maintain as long as
possible sumc official relations with
AT least some of the central powers.
\ break With Turkey and Bulgaria
~ regarded ak certain 10 follow a rup-
urc with Austria. and deep concern
for the welfare of the many Amcri-
can citizens IN the near east n ono OF
the influences that have affected the
state department policy in holdin-
on some of the ,ension created by
the destruction NJ the American
schooner Lyman NJ. Law has disap-
pcared as the result OF a statement
credited to the captain OF the Amer
lean vessel that the crew of the sub
marine which destroyed the ship wcty
iC,' ans.
The old Petrolltc case. involving an
unwsrrantcd firing upon that Amcr''
can ship and taking a part of her
stores by an Austrian submarine, re-
mains the only concrete issue hetwccl
the United States and Austria.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
WHY DOESN'T THE COUNCIL MEET
AND TRANSACT CITY BUSINESS?

The council made another va IN attempt to meet last nsh but as
only Hammond
will he tonight Last night
ya,h 10, that
effort proved fruit
with his wains complete the final
Of
There much hand to be disposed OIL
council be filled There other matters
not counclmen private
signifies
o indication
he II to private
In
nights month and the
OF hand
he
a existing certain
pcndn sufficient
have q. a the
Is
lnessand the, haY a O doing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
AUSTRIA IS ASKED TO
STATE HER ATTITUDE
REGARDING Sub WAR
Ambassador Penfeld, Acting Un-
der Instructions from State De.
PERTINENT, Requests a Clear and
Final Definition.


London Feb. Frederic q. PEN
neld, American ambassador at vienna.
Is said by Reuters Amsterdam CORES
pondent. TO have delivered to the
Austro-Iungarian foreign minister a
request for a clear and final definition
of Austria -Hungary's attitude regard.
ing submarine warfare.
Following ia the text of the aide
memoirc presented hy Ambassador
Pcnfeld az forwarded by Reuters
Amsterdam correspondent.
I'm note number I, l6I of December
?, 1915. the American government laid
down the points OF view whereby il
was guided regarding the activity OF
submarines In naval warfare. These
casion clearly expressed to the Ger
man government and the United
States government was of the opinion
that the Austro- Hungarian govern
ment replied with note number j.aG5
Of December u. 1915. wherein IL de-
clared II had neither adequate knowl-
edge of the exchange of ideas which
had taken place between the United
States and Germany nor was of th"
opinion that even complete knowledge
would suffice for Judgment In regard
to the Ancona incident as the quss-
tious arising from this incident bore a
different character.
'NeNCrtheieHs, the Austru-H Hun
garian foreign ministry declared In
note number 5.si9 OF December 2l
1915:
AS regards the principle set up
in the very esteemed note that enemy
private ships. provided they do not
flee or offer resistance, should not be
destroyed before the passengers are
placed in safety. the Austro- Hungarian
government Is IN a position to assent
t., L.. q. a. Of Ia. IA.
ngton cabinet
After the sinking by an Austrian
submarine OF the .'liau steamship
Ancona In November ~ 1915. occa-
sioning the loss Of lives OF several
Americans the Austro- hungarian
government sent a note tu the United
States in which 1t said.
The imperial and roya' govern
ment can also substantially concur In
the principle expressed IN the very
esteemed tAmerican) note that pr'-
Natc ships insofar as they do not ilee
or offer resistance may not he de-
stroyed without the persons aboard
being taken into safety.
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.NERNL's BODY WILL WEST
nESInE THAT OF HIS son

sam Francisco. Feb. e0--Flags on all
i.cipal buildings u san Francisco
re at half mast today In respect to
y memory OF Major General Freder-
Funston. who died last night IN
n Antonio They will remain at
Ilf mast by order OF Mayor ilolph, Jr
ltil after the funeral here SATURDAY.
burial viii take place IN the national
netery at the Preside where Gen.
'nston made his home before going
the border. Carrying out an OK
',scd wish of the father, General
Instuu Will be buried beside the body
/ his son. Arthur Macarthur Funston.
~ diCd several years ago.
|AI available troops at the Preside
Il ID other military posts IN the VI
ity Of San Francisco bay viii par
|ipatc IN the military funeral to be
ordcd the dead cOmmandcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
HOUSEW|vES STORM
CITY HALL, We WANT
BREAD THEIR CRY
New York Poor, Unable to Meet
the Advancing Cost of Food,
Attempt to Place Their Plight
Before Mayor; Riots Follow.
BY A.soelaled Pes.

tN Associated fFfea.
Now York, FEB sO.--The cry of
housewives unable Go meet the ad-
vauCinF cost of food was heir1 in the
city's seat Of government today whea
several hundred women from the
tenement districts stofmed the city
aall screaming We want bread
They came To- place their plight before
Mayor Mite hel. Many carried haaies.
The leader was Mrs Ida Harris,
president of the Mothers Nisllant
League. She and three other women
were allowed to enter and await the
mayors coming.
we are starving" Mrs. harris told
the mayors Oodyguard. We demand
help from the mayor. We Will not be
Responsible 70, what happens II we
don't get H."
The leaders were told that the may
or would not be at his office today but
would arrange meeting later. sweet
Marie" Cans. one Of Mrs. Harris COM
pRnions. addressed the women from
the city hall steps and was arrested
charged with disorderly coudpCt
When the police took her from the
city hall station for arraiGnment In
court 4 group of women n,tcidptC ! 10
rescue her. They CHARGED thr police.
scratched their faces and tore their
clothing This police fought them "ff
and a guard was thrown around the
city hall
The women remaining near the spot
continued to shout I'VE are starving
luntu mounted police scattered then.
Meanwhile a mob OF women gather
cd around q produce market on the
East side and began To ovcrtlnn push
carts. Three az them were arrested.
Food riots continued throughout
the day IN various parts of the city.
on the East side shop keepers were
attacked when they refused to d'strih
lutc food. In Harlem women over
turned push carts and pcltcd the ped
dior. with their own produce. Police
rc,rrvVs made several arrests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
DURGLAR|ES TRACED
TO PUPILS IN LAMAR,
COLO, HIGH SCHOOL
Six Boys, All Members Of Prom
inent Fsrilies, Are Under Ar
rest for Series OF Crimes Which
Have Puzzled Authorities.


Lamar colo. Feb. 2O.-Six high
school boys. all members OF promi-
nent families. are under arrest here.
charged with series of burglarics
which have puzzled authorities OF La
mar and nearby towns since last No
vcmber. The news of the arrests has
just been made public.
The arrest aud alleged confession
ten days ago of Al Beavers son Of
United States Land Commissioned
Beavers OF Lamar. brought TO Lamar
the sensation and rs said to have
caused at least one death. that OF D..
G. Polhemus, president OF the board
OF education, who died from apoplcxy
at a meeting of the school board ana
parents last Tuesday to discuss the
situation.
The thefts are said TO have been
prompted by series OF expensive
dances and entertainments given by
the students. They are said 20 hav.
used the proceeds OF the thefts 10 pa :
expenses rather than 10 request the
money of their parents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
PARRAL OCCUPIED BY
CARRANZA SOLDIERS
UNDER GEN. MURGUIA

BY Associated Press
m Paso. Fob. 2O--Gencral Francisco
MurEuia with a column ol carranza
troops was reported to have occupied
Parral chihuahua. today. General
Murgia had established hts division
headquarters az Jiminez. Chihuahua.
Trains will resume operation tomorrow
between the border and Parral
Reports were received here today
that General Jose santos Murguia had
arrived in paiomas. opposite Colum-
bus. y. NJ. with 500 cavalry but no
official announcement OF his ar al
had been received here or In Juarez
todaN.
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A Proclamation
TO THE PEOPLE oF NEw MEXICO;

TO PEOPLE OF NEW MENICO;
l. G the Mexico
sunday February the 18th 9l7 In his death IN"
lost Official o the highest IDEALS and
nohcst character
the people Now Mexico pay due respect
of this lustruus statesman and citizen and cNcn'
their sympathy 10 bcrea,eJ widow children
T. Lindsey, New Mexico do here
proclaim body the chct executive the
will IL the corridor of the capitol
building wcdueslay February hour
unul o'clock IN the afternoon of 'ha
day that suspended half the capitol
building buildings throughout the STATE
iron, the hour
thu
within
Ho building a Pc.
% FebTulr, lsl1.
O %
" T.. LINDSEY.
ANTONIO LUCERO Secretary o
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
TUBERCULOSIS CAUSES
DEATH OF $4,000 PERSONS
ANNUALLY IN ENGLAND
By Associated Press
TN. IHnh

hY NNNUfInIru IINsb-
London. fcb. 2u.-Iuhcrcu ul"sls
causes $4,000 deaths each year In Eng
land. and IN tho sam. period 10000
persons nr, disabled by the disease,
says an official health report In the
eighteenth century" the report adds.
"on, IN ten Of all deaths was caused
by smallpox. which rs approximately
the death-ratc from tuberculosis at the
present time. but until the health laws
are So amended tina tuberculosis Is IN
cludcd In the list of dangerous adm in
fectious diseases, the health authori-
ties viii ne unable tu TAX" the same
effective steps as were taken with re-
gnIl 10 smallpnN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
Won BERNsToRFF AND
PARTY MAY BE DELAYED
THREE OR FOUR DAYS


By Associated Press
Halifax, y. $. Feb. 20.-The steam
ship Froderik VIZ carrying Count
Won Bernstorn Is not likely to RI.
sume her voyage to Europe FOR three
or four days il was indicated toda2.
Canadian immigration officials this
morning began examining the steer
asr passengers
while secrecy is being maintained,
% is Indicated no irregularities have
thus lar been found
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
ALL IDLE MINES IN
MEXICO ARE TO BE
SEIZED BY CARRANZA

Ny Associated freNs
Washington. Feb g0--All mines In
Mex 'co not nov ln operation and
whose owners have NOT filed reasons
why resumption of work has been de-
laycd. are to bee taken over by the Car
rama government
Ambassador Fletcher reported to-
ddy that the Mexican gov vrnment had
announced that in the cases OF prop
critics where reasons have been OFF,
cialiv given go account for failure tn
reopen ca December a. the last day
provided under decree issuCi sew
eral months ago. extension Of time
has been granted.
II ls understood that owners of tn,
larger mines have Med their Reasons
for not operating but scorok ol
smaller Amcricau-owncd propeNic'
are iu danger of cVuhscutlon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
CITIZENS OF COLORADO
WANT TROOPS MUSTERED
OUT WITHIN THE STATE

Denver Feb. 20.-Aroused by tho
war department. order providing that
the Colorado troops shall be mustered
out a, Fort u \. Russell. Wyoming,
the Denver civic and Commercial as
sociation has began movement.
which Il Is said will become statewide
In character, to protest 10 the war de-
partment. through the Colorado dele.
cation at Washington. the order, and
cndcaVor to have the troops mustered
out at the state rifle range at Golden
or al Fort Logan.
Colorado Springs business men are
back Of the movement, II was sent al
the associations headquarters. and
other cities are Joining in sending mes-
sagcs asking the Intervention OF col
urado congressman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
QUART-A-MoNTH BILL
is UP TO GOVERNOR
OF SOUTH CAROLINA

columbia. $. g.. Feb. 2O.--The So
called quart-a-month liquor bill was
passed by both branches OF the South
Carolina legislature today and now
goes to Governor Manning for sigma
turc. II would DE effective sixty days
after II is signed IL allows the inn
portation of one quart month or
whiskey for medicinal or one gallon
of wine per month for sacramcntal uses
to a male adult or woman II she Is
the head OF the family.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
.EP HEGItET IL I1NPHESStD
HN WASHINGTON OFFICIALS

Feb. 90, n,--Prosldcnt
lson and other high officials as well
army officers generally cNprtsse !
..p regret today over the sudd"1
t'h OF Maior General Frederick
.nstor az san Antonio last night.
Inv sent messages of coud"lencc q"
\ Frederick Funston
,Nar department officials and army
,cers stood ready today 60 assist in
itowinr the highest military honors
the burial Of General Funston,
Iich viii take place IN the National
lctcry at the Preside san Fran.
20. next SATURDAY or sunday II
believed that Secretary OF war
.krr may serd personal repre-
Itatiye 20 attend the funeral.
hlaior General Pershins, who com
ndcd the column Just Withdraw n
Mexico. succeeds General Funs'
|. temporarily as commander OF the
q hcrn department
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While Sitting in Lobby Talking
With Friends and Playing With
Little Girl, He Collapses and
Falls to Floor Unconscious.
DIES FEW MINUTES LATER;
ACUTE INDIGESTION CAUSE
Body Will be Taken 10 San Fran.
cisco Tonight for Burial; Career
Of One of Most Picturesque
Characters In Army Ended.
y Assosisted Press.

fy Assosisied Press.
san Antonio, Feb. e0.-The body NJ
|iaior General Frederick Funston.
no died here suddenly las; night.
| III be taken 90 San Francisco to-
! light for burial.
Short services will be held n: Fort
Jam Houston this afternoon aud the
Eody Will then be taken TO the South
|rn Pacific station to await the train
IDr the west |, will be accompa MED
Is Captain Fitzhugh Lee. aide 10
fcneral Funston. and a guard Of six
3nlisted men
i Mrs. Funston Is AT her home IN San
Francisco ana requested the body DO
Pnt there for burial
General Funston had just complct &.
y dinner and was sitting In the hotel
5bby talking with friends and play.
b. with a little girl daughter Of a
pest. when he collapsed and fell to
Dc floor unconscious A few minutes
fier he died Death was caused by
Mute Indigestion from which he ha
Zen sufferer for some time
I Pending the arrival of Major Gem
fal Pcrshing, who has been named
successor temporarily. Colonel
alvcrn- -Hill Barnum. General Funs-
MS chief OF staff, is in charge OF the
apartment.
General Funston was one Of tho
ost picturesque characters OF the
hited states army ana his career IN
uded service In Cubh as 4 rebel Vo' .
lteer. with the United states army,
the Philippines ana at Vera Cruz.
La Paso. Feb. 20--Gcn. Pcrshing is-
c,i an order at noon today directing
at flags AT all army posts and camps
tho southern department be lowered
3 half staff and left thore until the
HdV nf General Funson has passed
In OF the department. He also ordered
Hll military honors paid ~ all stations
Urough which the funeral party pass %
tomorrow where there are troops
HitiOned.
IA body of troops equal to the mum
H. prescribed for funeral escorts VIII
stationed at the union depot her"
III will siepd at parade 'cst while
H. body Is ,d the station. ARTILLERY
~ fire major goucrais salute oi
N guns upon the arrival Of she funeral
bin and military bands Will play
N-gs while the colors are being dip
UTroops in the camps and a Fort
ss will be formed AZ parad" r"s'
lowiuE tho firing uf the salute
tGcucral PershinE viii be- at the
tition with his staff and with all oi
r. ranking Officers Of the III Pas.
Harriet when the train arrives He wa.
ltfled today bv Major General J
Iankln Bell that the funeral service
t,uld be held az I y. M" saturday and
H. burinl would be in the National
Imctcrv at the Preside, IN san Fran
IDo.
NAt the request uf General Pcrshtne
vyur Tom Lea today ordered al
nip stopped for ono minute tomor.
~ upon the arrival Of General
nston's body in the Inion station
also requested all ciiizens TO stop
H. tn. mon bare their heads durin1
minute traffic rs To bc suspended
uags IN the parks and on public
Vlding- we're lowered today IN mem
OF General Funston
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embracing the American forces on
the Mexican border which post was
held by Major General Funston. Sec
rotary Baker said General Pcrshing's
succession was automatic, he being
the next In grade to General Funston.
General Pershfng vii retain com
mand until a permanent successor Is
named by the war department. No
consideration has been given to ap.
pointing new commander for The
southern department.
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STEAMERS SUNK

By Associated Press
London. Feb. aO.--The Nationality
OF the schooner Dorothy reported sunk
by Lioyds shipping agency today. was
rot disclosed ly that ngeney Some of
the London newspapers. however. de-
scribe her 80 the American schooner ot
that name.
81 John. \. r.. Feb. ss---t is ic-
llsved here that the achooncg derctiu-
ed as Dorothy n a London dispateh
announcing she had been sunk was
the New Foundland vessel Rose Doro-
thea The latter was returning Ia this
port from Oporto. Portugal with fish
erv salt She WIS formerly owned at
Pvovincctown. Mass out year aso
was sold ana Transferred 20 British
registry.
| The Rose Dorothea az tons gross.
was bought last year bN Campbell and
Mckay of this city. The schooner ord
! inarily carried q crew OF - and u y
supposed this number was aboard
when she sailed recently.
London. Feb. ,0.-rhe New Found =
land Fishing schooners MayOla tit.
ltonsl and Dorothy ts5 tonsl have been
sunk Lloyd's announces
II. John. Feb. 20 The British fish-
J ing schooner MaAola ALSO rcpoIt'H
sunk. WAS proceeding AZ last account,
| from So Johns TOR Gibraltar. with a
cargo of dried cod fish.
!
Loudon. Feb. aO.--Tho Nurwegiai
collier Dalheattts. from Glasgow 20
lGihraltar. was sunk hy shell fire sat
urday Two Americans we're on ooarl
her. The crew took to the boats.
The collier was rhclied while the
crew was taking 10 the 0nats u ~
declared.
The Americans on the vessel we're
John Guerfc of Los Angeles. ana
Frank wood OF kcenC, y H. The lat
ter Is snncring from bronchitis aEgra'
waited by his exposure Of thirtoea
hours In the ships boat.
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KANSAS WANTS BODY TO LE
IN STATE IN TIE CAPITOL,

san Francisco, Feb. 20.--Mrs Fred.
erick Funston expressed willingness
today To- permit the body of Major
General Frederick Funston TO lie IN
state In the capitol at Topeka, as re-
quested by the Kansas legislature.
Plans for the funeral here have been
held up temporarily awaiting word
fiom the war department On the re
quest OF the Kansas legislators.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
EsCH CAR SHORTAGE
BILL Is FAvoRABLY
REPORTED TO HOUSE

by Associated Press.
Washington. Feb. 2O.--The Esch
car shortage bill, giving the interstate
commerce commission in freigh,
traffic emergencies broad powers 10
suspend all car service rules ana make
any reasonable directions TO meet the
situation. was favorably reported to
the house today by the interstate COM
mercc committee
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MOTHER MAY BE UNABLE TO
INTEND FUNERAL OIr son

EmpOria, kas.. Feb. 20.-The
mother OF the late Major General
Frederick Funston may be unable To
attend the funeral Of her son. She vs.
~ at the home of her daughter here
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
YoUsAToNIc SUNK BY
U-53, DECLARATION OF
CAPTAIN OF FORMER

New YORK FEB. 20--lt was the
U-53, the German submarine which
suddenly appeared at Newport last
fan and later sank several ships off
Nantucket that sank the Housatonic'
the first American ship To be sent to
the bottom after the beginning Of
Germany's new submarine warfare, Il
was made known here today by cap
tain Thomas \ Enzer, the HouSt-
toniCs commander, who arrived on the
Cunnrd steamship orduua. captain
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La Io,irainc sails.

New York. Feb. sO-The French line
steamship La Tourainc left BordeauN
at q. m today according to . cable
gram received by the lines agents
here Her destination is New York
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Berlin. Feb 20. There Is such a
of tobacco In Trieste that It
has been dcidcd To issue tonaccu tick
cts. Nune will he allowed To women.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-02-20
ARIZONA HOUSE CALLS
ON CONGRESS TO ACT
ON SUFF AMENDMENT

by Associated P-ces.
Phoenix. Ariz.. Feb. s0.---ln the leg
stature this morning the house b.
"A vote OF 20 TO >, passed a Joint reso.
luton calling upon the congress OF
the United states 10 take tire neces-
sary action for submitting a constitu-
tlonal amendment providing for uni
versal woman suffrage. The measure