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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17

ei,r,royur spot 1seIs4 second quarter
I9itulnis
Iron firm and unchanged
Nm spot g. 90. Aptil-June G2'
AntIrouv 1857
Metal exchange quotes lead quiet. suo'
0I4 asked May 00 ast"d
ZIuc quiet. East sf Louis spot sl5 bid
A. London STANDARD copper spot jog
lle 90. futures 10a ~ 81. eIectrolyNo
spot 11i futures iit
Tin SPOT Itl o.. futures 3u i5s. leaf
rpo' 80 tia. futures 10 6s. zinc spot ~
IUs futures 90 los
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17

NEW YORK, April 16.--cettonseed oil
was strong and higher on urgent demand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-17
AUTOMOBILES

Cleaners for rent by day
week Phone Cedar s0s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23
LOUISVILLE
O|SES 100000
IN U. S..c0UNT


\ Louisville, Ky.-The word "and"
chsated Louisville out OF an increase
IN population q more than forty
thousand persons. Had the word
not occurred in instructions to
the jury in the suit Of the city Of
Louisville to annex surrounding
suburbs Louisville would now have
more than 274.0o0 citizens. The
1870 census gave 1t 234.S91.
The Jury decided favorably on
the suit, but the court Of appeals
reversed the verdict. declaring that
II the word "or" had been used in
place OF "and," the jury's verdict
would have stood.
Judge Lincoln who instructed the
Jury followed the directions OF the
cour. Of appeals in previous case,
hut the upper court admitted its err
ror and reversed itself. The failure
to use the right word cropped out
when Judge Lincoln instructed the
jury that II they believed annexa-
tion not to be to the best interests OF
the city "and" that it would work
manifest injury to those to be an
nexed. the jury must find for the
anti-annexationists.
The upper court held that this
was forcing anti-ennexationists tc
prove too much; that II the Jury
thought either one "or" the other
of these conditions to be true II
should find for the plaintiff. In 9th.
er words, "or" should have been
used where "and" was.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23
DAZZL.ED BY LIGHT
DRIVER HITS CAR
PARKED AT CURE

Mark Koenig, assistant county
farm advisor, was flivvering north
on Fourteenth-and-a-half street
last evening after dark. 1t was
raining and the visibility was low.
North Of Tenth avenue an automo-
bile was parked at the left. As he
approached 1t a car with bright
lights on came from the north. He
swerved to the right and pumped
into another f1ivver standing at the
curb with lights off. Koenig's right
rim caught the other cars hub
cap, throwing his steering appara-
tus out Of order, and then things
happened When action ceased the
Koenig car was rammed aginst the
high terrace with the front end
pretty thoroughly demoralized. 1t
had made the distance in about
four Jumps, narrowly missing a
tree on the way. The driver was un-
injured and the other fivver got off
with a smashed hub cap and a so.
cent dent in a fender.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23
SILVIS

Miss Blanche Leasure departed !
last Monday evening for Port By !
ron, Hillsdale, Joslin and vicinity !
to visit friends and relatives for |
several months. She will be a |
guest at the home Of her cousins, |
Mrs. Ruth Shelton and Mrs. Lila
Fiels part of the time. Also Mrs. |
Goldie Mumma.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. |
Charley HUFF opened her home on
Eleventh street for the entertain
ment of the members and friends
OF the Ladies Aid society Of the
First Baptist church. After the de-
votiOnal exercises and regular rou-
tine of business and some hours
spent in needlework and general
sociability, Mrs. Fred Hartline as
sisted the hostess in the serving of
delicious refreshments. Mrs. Gloyd,
the newly elected president. pre-
sided at the business meeting.
Several new members were taken
into the society and large coliec-
ton was also taken.
A little baby girl christened JAG
quelin Joan arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Crest.
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollie Wilson of
Seventh street, are the parents of
baby boy who was welcomed by
one little brother. two years old.
Mrs. E. Eaton and family have
returned home from a visit at
Whiting, Iowa, with relatives and
friends.
Last Tuesday evening a Joint
farewell party was given in honor
Of MIR. and Mrs. ]. Washburn and
Mrs. r. Ransom under the auspices
Df the local order of the Eastern
Star Mr.. Ransom has moved to
bherrard and Mr. Washburn to
Rock Island. It was very pleas
ant social affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Pennell return
Cd home from visit at Kansas
City.
The members and friends of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church gave sale OF home bakery
goods at the Johnson Brothers
grocery store last Saturday after
aoon. clearing neat sum for their
treasury.
Mrs. Harvey Hill opened her
home for the entertainment of the
members of the Reading and Kens-
lngton Embroidery club. The ia
Die and rooms throughout were very
prettily decorated with seasonable
hot house flowers and lilies and
terms. The hours sped rapidly in
Kensington embroidery work and
general conversation. A musical
and literary program was rendered
turing the afternoon. Later deli
.ious refreshments were served by
he hostess.
A little baby girl has arrived at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
hanson. She is the fourth daugh-
:er in the home.
Mrs. +. l.. Hedrich gave fare
well party in honor Of Professor
Justin NJ. Washburn and wife last
tuesday evening.
The Inter-church movement be-
gan. with personal canvass of the
own here last Monday.
Last Thursday afternoon at the
lone OF Mrs. Mary Hinchman Of
soyenth street, occurred the regu-
n semi-monthly meeting of the
u Aies' Aid society Of the Memoir
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

MIR. and Mrs. Richard Bell h..
as a guest at their home ~
Gladys Sincox of Sherrard. ~
The Schofield Bible class ma, !,
usual at the parsonage last Tn. =
dan evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23
THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS

the entire day. It was a very pleas
ant social affair. 1t was also the
occasion of the birthday anniver-
sary Of the honOree, who received
a large array of useful and beauti-
full gifts, tokens of esteem from
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

were the diversions. OF the after
noon. A very elaborate menu was
served at noon. Most of the mem-
beers were present and several new
names were added to the roll. Much
merriment prevailed throughout
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

members and friends Of the Acme
club last Thursday The table and
rooms throughout were very taste
fully decorated for the occasion.
Games, contests and the rendering
of literary and musical program
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

quickly In sewing and general So
cfability. It was very success
full meeting socially and financial
ly.
Mrs. Walter Fitzpatrick opened
her home for the entertainment of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

the guests present.
The local Woman's club will
meet Friday afternoon at the Bap-
fist church. The speaker OF the
afternoon was Mrs. F. H. McCarty
of Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23
Massive Oak DuOfOld $3.50

VOU will have no trouble in TAX
ing care OF guests over night
with one of these beautifully de-
signed and massively constructed
oak duofolds. Why not be ready to
meet any emergency that might
arise. and avoid embarrassment of
any kind. Upholstered in a fine
grade Of imitation Spanish leather
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

A finely proportional suite,
typical of the Adam design
THIS suite, illustrated and
i featured, is one of number
of cleverly designed, moderately
priced period bed room suites re-
Gently put on display here. The
simple yet well proportioned lines,
the wreath decorations, the spe-
cially designed metal drawer han
dies, are all strongly suggestive Of
the Adam style, one of the most
beautiful Of period designs. The
finish and cabinet work are unusu-
ally good. We are sure you'll like
this suite.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

and made Of genuine oak. this duofold will give
years of substantial service You can hardly af-
ford to be without one Of these convenient duo
folds with the price so low. See them here TO-
morrow.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

In selecting a carriage you too will
think first of babys comfort, which is
in fact the main thing. We have on
display a complete and large variety
to choose from. There is surely a
style here to suit your taste and re-
QuirementS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-23

T INCLUDED in this outfit is the
cabinet style. E-2 Columbia
Grafonola, equipped with the exclu-
sive Columbia automatic stop, ten
double faced records twenty Sc
lectionS. all your own choice, and
three hundred needles. This outfit
may be had in mahogany, walnut, gol-
den or fumed oak.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
APPEALS TOI.C c. c.
To FURNISH SHIPS
WITH BUNKER COAL
BENSON, or SHIFTING BOARD.
ARE "OtTRtGlsDtS"
BY Associated Pras.

by Associated frees.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2O.--Aid Il tine
Interstate Commerce Commission a.
obtain bunker coal for government
merchant craft at reasonable prices
was sought today by Chairinan Hensoi
~ the shipping board. who conferred
with Chairman Clark and Commls
sioncrs Atchis0n and Potter. The gov
ernment is now paying from SIS Ia SO
"a ton at Atlantic and Gulf ports. which
Admiral Benson said was Outrageous
Assignment of ears to carry coal foI
the ships would enable the board I,
cut iis coal bill at least fifiy percent
he added.
Figuring coal NJ the mines nj ~ =
ton. and adding sss0 ton Tor trans
portation and dumping charges. Chair
man Benson Sid somebody must 10,
getting the difference"
The problem n serious he declared
and NO, one of supply. but of price
whirh should be lowered for both go,
cinmvnt and private vessels.
Government merchant ships aluns
the eastern rcabuard require abon
zoo 600 tons of bunker coal month
hoard officials said.
General questions % rail- aand water
transportation policies were also takcf
u, AZ the conference. WAYS of cooper
alton were discussed said Admiral B-n
sun and the suggestion was made thri
| ~" twu governmental agencies dealing
With the country's transportation sy-
ten might coordinate more easily 4
the ufiires II bath were IN one build
ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
FURTHER POLISH
GAINS REPORTED
tIMN RAPIDLY FOLLOWING ui'
RETHEiTiNG REDS EAST.
NORTH Of MtRStW

WARSAW. Aug. 20--Poland'- army
u rapidly following up the retrcating
cnvmy northeast of Warsaw and east
uf Warsaw. aud further successes fur
the Poles ar" reported. The recapturp
uf Snkuluw. pruhicvng and Iaila. Will
thousands uf prisoners and great
amounts 40 MAR material h. announced
in tulaV's official Communiquc ~
Sicdlcr the Poles captured armed vol
uniccr Jewish attachments, compose
uf lural communists
To the northwest of Warsaw ths
iilshrviN attacked Plock IN driv,
designed tu carry them across the Nis
tuia where there n q pontoon bridge
TulHV's Cummuniuuc announces tn,
rcpulsc hy Polish infantry u detach
uu,ut uf General iudenuy's soviet cav
tlfN Which had reached Winniki. nin'
niles southeast II ismhcrg.
Peasants in the region 10 i.ipno
ailthoasi 81 Thurn. are r-turtrd to u
nghiing 10. nulsh,Viki with axes aui
scythrs Nrwsiap.I accounts ~ ~
oIs atiuns say the peasants are takinl
uu prisoners
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
Suffrag;sts in Tennessee
Make Plans to CGnch Vote
Ratifying 10Th Amendment

ing changed his vote 10 aye" for that
purpose.
Under house rules. he could make
that motion AT any time In the next
two days succeeding the vote. To-day
was the second day.
Attorney General Thompson contend
ed that Walkers failure 10 act today
settled the question of reconsideration
aud that the resolution now was ready
tor cngrossing and ccrtification "a
Washington.
Others. however. maintained that th3
motiun stood un the journal as q mnt
ter uf record aand unactcd upon. AM
that to remove all doubt It must b,
disposed 81
u was with this object In view that
the suftragists today. by a vote of a.
tu g.. defeated a motion ~ the uppo
sition 10 adjourn until Monday for tn,
usual weekend recess. and then forcca
adjournment only until tomurrOa
Ui"lhlhs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
Says Sugar Price
Will Not Be Lower
Before Next Year

By Assoristcd Press.
NEW YORK, Aug 2o.--Rctail sugar
prices win not drop before January I.
and ,kcre may be an Increase. John II
Floyd. sepcial agent of the department
of Justice flying squadron" Of profi,'
Ger hunters. announced today after a
conference with officials ~ three large
refining companies and representatives
of wholesale grocers.
The possibility of great sugar short
age than was felt last year also wat
indicated by Mr.. Floyd who said 10
finers told him that not more than 200.
900 tons of the raw product Was ruw
avavilablr IN cuba. The monthly supply
of sugar In the United States Is az
proximately 35o.OG0 tons. Mr. Floyd
stated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
REGRETS HARDING
WILL NOT ADDRESS
OHIO STATE FAIR
GOVERNOR SAYS EIE IN VERY
SORRY SENATOR WILL NOT
MAKE SPEECH.
COX HAD REPLY PREPARED
Three Conylcts nj State Prison Par
doned by Exccuilye--Each Person.
ally interviewed Before Glen.
ency Granted.

Nv AftociAitd Tres.
COLUMBUS. Aug gO.-l,,grct over his
opponents announcement that he prub
ably viii not make an address at the
Ohio State Fair August ~ WAS cX
pressed to-day 10y Governor Cox.
(I am very sorry senator Harding Is
snot going Ia speak" the governor said
"aB I have already spent more thnn an
hour proving my speech which ] hoped
To- deliver from the Tme platform.
had expected Ia request thnt ] he per
mittrd To- speak first, granting the
courtesy to the senator II being per
mittcd to answer me"
This evening Governor Cox pard"ncd
three cOnvicts from the prison. Inter
viewing each personally before grant
ing ciemency. Two cunvicts who nlsn
had petiiioncl for pardons were sent
back.
"You twn bows have not told mo thr
truth. You viii have to go back Tor q
while" the governor told thcm iir
had asked each man Ia tell III" story
al the commission of the crime f"r
which he was convicted and facts lead
ing up to the crime. out of several
hundred prisoners rim have been ques'
toned bv the gvvtfuor In connection
with their applications for parduns. H..
said the two tod,yfEgge the second and
third whom he had sent back Ia prison
because Il was apparent they were not
telling the truth.
The Democratic candidate will make
two addresses tofnpTuw. I'm route "a
Canton. whore iiH wIn speak In th.
evening. hc viii make an address nj
Orrvillc. where he will leave the train
and go by automobile TO the former
city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
ARMIES sOF POLAND
R0UT b0LSHEv|KI
FORCES REACH MIDDLE BUG RIv.
ER AND PLAN To JOlN lblNIS.
ION FROM OTHER DIRECTION

PARIS. Aus g'-Gcncral Pilsud.
skia army has rca, he'd the middle llii.
riNcs according 90 plan and II march.
ing down the strcam to ium the army
advancing up the fork h'twcn ~" l,ug
and NaTcw rivers toward OstrOlcnka.
with the ubict ct cutting the Warsaw
Eiaiystuk road. their cnemy's sole ave.
nuc ~ retreat.
Down this r,sd the reds are boliing
pruiiting 10y the large nulnhcts of
horses in their puss,ssiun The tact
ihst they haV. these horses h said I
aruurt fur the comparatively smail
number uf prisoners helms taken hy thu
l'ul,s Pursuing French airplancs how
ever have prevented the enemy from
taking with him many guns aud mach
material ~ a. date. seven ilolsheNil
divisions have hern 90; a. piccrs an.
all their guns captured The poiist
light Wing advancing fIum the snuth
= row before the forts uf Ergst
i.ituySk. and part II u has crossed ~,
Rug river IN the direction 10 kuvcl
thus providing safeguard agalnSl
flank counter attarks Polish furces "
this region ave supported by n Dkran
ian division and General iislarhowi,..
Russian VOLUNTEER army which had r..
inRinsd in rilcsia. east " BrcSt.lito, :.
aud tu the the rear - the EulsheNiki
THIS d b. puinisi oui IL the lloishs
Niki garrison to Elesi.lituysk " Nirtu
ally cui oif ga al sides
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
Placr. IlIamr On Miner.

INDIANAPOLIS Aug 20 -p u
prnnl srrretaIt trraHur ~ the In.
Hama faiuminuus tDii urvratur-' a-su.
is'ln.. m statement issued boz Terrv
nipufs tonight places h'sm. fur the
failure of the re,rut WHgr conference
miners and Operators at Cleveland
leo rrrsh an trrr~Wrnt un the Illinois
tal miners rgpffs sruiItit.-. Tn"
trlks situation in Indiana cusl fields
lrtiuu,s tn gfuW vUr-'. rrpUrts frum
uinirg srrtsrs t,-its indicating that
rrt fyg uf thr larg,r shafts arr ~
H.trutiun.
o. was s finltrd 90 headquarters q
DE- Indiana nituminnu- Cusl Operators
,sf,eistiun tosisv that ahUut iaa mines
" thc noriher1 part uf Indiana were
idle while rvIsurts isrH The southern
indiana districts are g. she effect that
mis- q few q th. smaller mines werr
IN operation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
MAN HANGED FOR \
MURDER Of CHILD
MISSISSIPPI FARMER CHARGED
WITH MILLING f0lR or
FAMILY. ENECCTbD


TtPEl.o. Miss. Aux. 20. Charles
Marshall. Munroc county farmer. who
was charged with the murder 81 four
members ~ a.. family of Robert Miller.
neighboring farmer. aud convicted
aud sentenced tu death f0r the killing
Il the youngest ~ the victims. an In
fsnt. alleged a. have heen hsrshalfs
child. was hanged In the county jail
here toslay in the presence 81 two
<cur- witnesses while = crowd u ~ev
sral thousand pscked the streets about
thu jail enclosure. waiting In vain for
statement frum the condemned man.
Marshall announced. through his at.
turnev. Iudgr claude Clayton. that he
would make NJ statement. and none
vas forth,utning
~. has uuthins t. say. h. II ready"
ludg. CLAYTON announced. just before
81. tin- ss.t fur the execution. while
Maj shan asked u he wished 10 make
ny statement. shssnk his head mega
fifp'N.
The condemned man mounted the
saffoid and heard IN. death warrant
reed without show cf emotion.
Neither did hc weaken while finai prep.
sraiiuus w-rc i~ing made. The trap
was sprung al i.is O'Clock.
Draih was practically instant.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
Moscow Nearer Normal
Than Any Russian City
Correspondent Declares

~ Assor,a'sd Pros.
HEI.sINGFofls. Finland. Aug. H.
OF all the cities traveller secs In
ro~sing Russia. Muscow seems to pre-.
sent an appearance the nearest 10 MOI.
nal The whole country contributes
Ia IT, upkccp. frUm ~ far east as IL.
ku,sk. shelves - shops have been
stripped ~ supplies and manufactured
articles whii" even the huuschoii
gorsl- II wclli.sls indiyidusis have beea
-hlinied io the sati.t capitol. and The
,iiV houses also the war booty taken
liy the isoishssiki after they occupied
Siberia.
During bgicf top In the city. the
Associated Press oU"rcspondcnt was
particularly imw ,sscd by the busy
aspect of the thofOughfsres.
t'pon entering Moscow, one notes
Immediately the appearance IN ths
streets ~ large number Of well
dressed pedestrians. There also " an
animated traffic - street cars. auto
mobiles and carriages. Parks and gar.
dens are well Kept.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
0, A.loeiaied Press.

d. Asi oeiaied Press.
NASHVILLE. Aug. 20. - Suffrage
leaders were preparing tonight to
clinch their victory by closing tomor
row the last parliamentary loophole
through which TcnnesSce's approval of
the federal suffrage amendment might
be rcscindcd.
They were confident. after the al.
journmcnt uf the house today without
a vote un reconsideration of their
ability tu sweep aside the last ohstaCie
to formal ccrtificationsof the action ~
the legislature 10 Secretary Colby at
Washington.
Some parllamcnlarians. Including ~.
turncy General Thompson. contcndcl
that today's action was final Others.
including suffrage adhcrcnts. however.
tUuk an opposite view.
When the house met. Speaker
Walker was In a position to move ~.
consideration of the amendment. hhV.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
~ Associated rfsss

~ Associated fsss
IONppN. Aug ~ Tho tcrms sui
United hv NJ panishvN skN, hcnd ~
ih" EishcNilSi delegates nj Minsk. ~
ThnrsdtN's session of the liuro'f"llSh
peace conference. arr given In dis
I,atch FROM VI. Trhitccfin. liulshcNth,
iurrign mintS~r. which was issicd Nv
the Russian delegation In London To
uighi
Article one announces that Russia
aud Ukraine recognize in tull the ind d
,,ru,l-nrc and lf-rtY uf the Polish ~
public. aud nplcmnly confirm the tu,l
right uf thu Polish people to establish
its own form uf government
Article two. Russian and Ukraine -
nouncc any form uf contribution.
Article three gives the frontier ol
Poland In accorlaancc with the mote II
Eall Curzon diritish foreign srcrctarNl
with murc territory cast ~ Bt,lystok
aud Chclm.
Regarding Army
Article four stipulaics that the Polish
army be- reduced g. 10000 men. !" u
ruppl-mcnted by civic militia. mad" uI
uf workers. organized to prcS'fN" "fd"i
aud the populations security.
ArtiricS five. six. seven and eigh'
deal with dcmohilizataion ot the nili
tarv aud industries aand the prohthi
tiun on importaiions uf war materials
Article nine says hosiilities viii ceaSs
seventy two huurs after the signature
az thcsc terms. the armies remaining
on the line occupied. hut not east "l
the line Indicated In Earl curynn's note
of July ~,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
Ranks Iorm Merger.

NEW YORK Aug so-A msrg.r II
th. llnc,ln National Hank with ths
Irving National hank has been arrang
81. Colonel Chsrl'~ Elliott Nsrrcn.
president of the Lincoln National hani,
announced toiisv ". said that consulid.
alton ~ the rr-purces af the two insii
tutitnr tutaling ss>s ooo eeo had beer
prompted ~ ressons Il mutual advan.
tsgcs a. the clients and deIositofr II
10th institutions"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-21
FURTHER ACTION MAY BE
NEEDED IN SOME STATES
BEFORE WOMEN GET VOTE
OFFICIALS OF DOUBTFUL STATES
ASKED To SET NOTING MA.
ClilNERN IN MOTION

By Associated Prrss
WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. - NJ.
though ratification Of the suffrage
amendment II held 90 cancel all
conflicting state laws aud c0nsii'
tutional provisions. u statement
given out tonight by the National
Woman's party said further legis.
lative or executive action might
be- needed In states before absolute
election machinery was sei up 60
permit all women 90 vote In No.
Nenber. Alice Paul. chairman Of
the party. wired today 60 attorney
generals in doubtful states. asking
" the road to the polls would be
opened Ia women N sO0n n the
ratification ~ the amendment had
been proclaimed. Only nine doubt.
tul states. Alabama, Connecticut.
Delaware. Florida. Louisiana,
Souih Carolina. Tennessee, Mary.
land and Vermont. remain 20 be
heard from on the point. m party
Officials have been informed that
adequate steps would be- taken in
all others. the statement said. In
thirty Of the states, u added, full
participation Of women N assured
by the fact that they ALREADY had
more az less complete voting pow.
crs under state laws.