Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-30

Mrs. Yost expressed herself as
anguine that there will be a spec
al session of the West Virginia
Legislature in time to ratify along
fifth a sufficient number of other
btates to give the women of the
kountry their first chance TO avail
themselves of the voting privilege
EXT November. The States that
ave ratified" she said, ARE Hill
bis, Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio,
few York, Kansas, Pennsylvania,
massachusetts,, Texas, Iowa, Mis-.
puri, Arkansas, Montana. Nebras-
B, Minnesota. New Hampshire,
tab, Maine, California, North Da-
pta, South Dakota, Colorado, Rhode
Hand, Kentucky, Oregon and III
Hn2,
Tive states which have not rati
IA have regular sessions now GO
x or, another is scheduled for
ay and another for June. Three
etes-IGaho, Kew Mexico and Wy
ing-have called special sessions.
ven fun suffrage states have not
Titled, but are assured for fGtif-
fion. Both the Republican aud
lnocratie parties, through theit
fional committees. are urging CIV
hors to call special sessions % rat
in time for this years elections"
The State Ratification Committee
composed of Mrs. Ellis A. Vest.
.man. Mrs. John l.. 2uhl, Mrs.
Ec Ebert. Mrs. II. >. Ramnei.
Nary Wilson, Miss Margaret
ZINE and Mrs. f. S. Romine.
lle Advisory Board, the member
of which has just been announc-
) composed of James Morton Cal.
In, of the State University; \.
keim, of Elkins; Clyde L. John
of Charleston; Houston &.
ng, secretary Of state; Mrs Ed
] w. Hazlett, of Wheeling; Sam
v. Woods, of Philippi; J. c. Nc
brter. of BuckhannOn; Rabbi Is
Bettan. of Charleston; George
pughlin, of Wheeling; Mrs. Th2s.
no, OF Petersburg; l.. ]. Fore
of Petersburg; Elliott North
of Huntington; Ex-Governor
lam E. Glasscock, of Morgan
h; n. T. Kendall, of Grafton;
Kemble White, of Fairmont;
lr 3. Stewart, OF MorgantoWn: J.
IeDson, of Martinsbrug; George
furgiss, of MOrgantOwn; ". VI.
(rs, president of the State Fed
on of Labor; Miss Elsie Muir
of Charles Town; j. W. Bed
State Chairman Prohibition par
G. w. Flesher, of Gassaway:
m S. O'Brien, of Spencer; Har-
Snyder. of Shepherdstown
=. S. Jarrett. of Shepherds
Henry T. Mcdonald, president
|orer College; D. Blain Shaw, of
lesion: Z, G. Rohrbough. of
lie; Roy 3. Naylor, Of Wheel
iiss Florence Hoge. of Wheel
'ames S. Lakin, of Charleston;
dell Brown, of ElkinS: J.. +.
of Charleston; G. W. Camp
Huntington; Mrs. Charles
of FairmOnt; Walter Barnes,
mont; J. s. Darst, OF Charles
VILLAIN f. Chiffon, of Charles
II. OXley. Of Charleston: Mrs
y. Raymond, of Fairmont;
ID NJ. Gore, of Clarksburs, Jas.
ley. secretary State Federation
or; +. +. Farnsworth. of Char
]. A. Nisquesney. of Being
irs. Ethel earle McBee, of Nor
wn; Henry S. Green, of Morgan
Thomas C. Miller. of Shep-
Down; a. l.. Lehman, of Fair
c. Burgess Taylor, Of Wheel
iss Martha Brock, of Morgan
T. n. Sycafoose. member the
Poard of Regents. Tracy l..
of Harpers Ferry and Wash
J.. L. Friend. of Charleston:
B. Montgomery, of Charles
SIS Kate Oglebay, of Wheel
Neph Roster, of Fairmout; II.
h, Of Wheeling; Stephen C.
of Clarksburg; S. X. Ar
Z, of Buckhannon; Miss Mar.
Marvin, of Wheeling; Luther
1crson, OF Welch; George E.
of Charleston; John W. Stay
of Keyser; c. C. Rossey, OF
brd; Mrs. T. c. Atkeson. of
ngton: James d. parriott, of
asviIla. Ga9~rp T. Neal. of Hunt