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U. S. SUPREME COURT
HIS CIEKD DOCKET
l)?-ii\ Relicitrings in Several
( uses. Thereby Milking
Filial Deeisions.
illy Associated l'ress.]
WASIIINUTON. Oi i P.?Although
Ho opinions wite dr.llvcr<d by th* S i
pretnc ?". > ?i :? t t 'id :i v. It cleared It
?!?>? Uf t (?: n',1 motion* (? -r rehurlims
?which had a.-cumulated durI??jf the
summer r> "ss ??*.?t advanced for :?r
giiit'.Ctit the l*i*nii?yiVRhi:i nr.; hraclte
nr.I Hi-.' Miini sutu Iron t.ix. the .\<? w
Yvrlt telephone a i:?l i. number of
Tther iin] irtjmr a*>s, besides it
f.'a g <n d'. 1? !!? O'.hcr C.1F0S, J <le
Xij inp reliaring? in the cases. decided
Outing the closing 'lay." 1;; t term,
tin- court made fhi.il l!s decisions
j-! such Important liti?;atio:i as th.
f utherr l'aciti . tie C<? r ? ?:?<!.? . .al,
t!.. l'.iin : K'-a- > Klect. <'.? r;?<>?vitinn, j
Ta-.-ball aval the I1;iv? ? i
fixation project ciw.i, !(:?' latter of
vital Importance an laying dow n a .
governmental policy t.> bo oh.-. rv. I
Iji th- diversion ol wat>i ??v irriga
tion purpovep fro" i:r r-tit.
Streams Set eraI ??:' ill. -. . a-- - had
Jk' H pending in the <\>tiri' tor many I
y. : rs
* The famous Coronado ? 1 ? resulted
fr t S ;;>r. Court do. In: in,; that
Jkib r ut <v.r wiTi' =? xi:i? 1 ? :ii..i \v< n
liable to proBocutlon uiidir ilia Sher?|
Inan antitrust laws-. In Applying the I
avidem il. til. a?e. howev r.
Snj vatim i-'.irt :> v.j. ..1 t lower!
1 . .Iirt s a ? 1 il ;>l II.! : hi .
Vnltort Mine Workers of Am* rlen,
District No. 21, the labor 1 on? 1 ? rs lind
**' i '- I vo'.v-d in til' ?-1which
r- i.t? .I th. .lostiuiinil pr..p
t r! . . w .??-.? ..: lial.ii '... ? i. 1 ? 1. - dam
Uii'< in..lor tlif Sherman law. be
cause not actuated by aiiy Intent to I
rc-tra.\ or monopolise '?tcrstate
t.'niiiii ! Tin coal < ampanles
-orally t ? ;.v.- I!; ,'
feature , t'decision review, 1
v ? il i ,!.at t'io prinil. ? .bj? ?.-1 ..'
th.- strii.o was to prevent live Inter-j
4?h- silipn coal.
A1NSL1K WILL HAND
: keys of Tin; city
TO POSTER MEN
outinuod Kroin Kits* Pasfc.)
u* \\ ;
rUley. ot . hi. a** w ^
bllil'ltlli; ill th' 'Wilnlv ? "it> " I.- Min
or th. slRhts of that city Ifo will :
at'-iiil the Until! v nu-i'tint; fhls i-vi- j
n ? M l< s i: I'o'.i'iii. ..f l'.'u.'tii l.i. ;
^ ,i . known as th" \1 IMoMs ineni
l>or of the convention, is hero. lie
*wiI. !..? on. of th.- entertainers to- ;
){? rill1 with a l umber of ln-al j
who will maUo tlunis.-lv.'s
j. ? . abl? at tti< o.ciiil ?. vvi>r.s dur
i;. !? t h> I'oti vi tit inn.
Tio rial Inisliioss "f till- oonviti- !
I'.?4i will h'Uin at 2 ft'elovk this aft
? i . 'I'll |.:i ? Pat v. :: 1 maUo hi.?
! . ft .. \ii t " 1 port*, ot a!! the j
. aiii-it ?. . - \ 11 ? . . (I. Toiil?li>
nt '. :;?? ..'oiof-lv .. reception :?> the ,
.It'. . 1 S ami ladles ill i.o lo bl ami '
. datioi w ill In u \ > ti tit th." .1' ffer- ,
'- v Thomaf! NTcAflaivis
vi >| ak tae oi ejilnp of the j
; i f t > ! l, ? i. ?! i "-siiii.
if __
I'KGES RKAL'I'OKS
lii: CIVIC LEADERS !
(Continued J-'r.ini First I'ape.) j
be a city >'f 5,000,000 people within I
a "tv ' . ars." the spen 1 or told Itlch- '
ir.-ial n ..it' i ? 11.- add. <1 tt.at Jj?. ? .
Anpoles has bullib'il a city oi m-'to
than Tut'.'Vio f.|. liotbh'R "1 itt sun- J
rh lie, sa^o :i:.d and." I - 'J t every man ?
th. ? believed th" illy, iml tho>c i
v b?? could n??t p. ai.
for it were jrl'v, "t 1 "it,"t ",
distant cltj. "If yon have men in
1 word
nine
If y?"
lii. htn.inrt who onni
but -pi a ill "f ' u.\. t'.t?-m ti. k. ts
to I'll ??. :? ft w I. I I . I' will be a L .. .1
111 Strilellt,' h. . e!
Mr. Mii;,. a- -aid that wh:l.
Jti limi'ti'l, ... ? t ? ha I 11 a 1: v
Jii ?? thij.^.- Mies n?'?v ho.i..
OW ..? ' s. s ill d ??. )t I? V? i- a.ti
wltiiou: ad vi i' .? .
(Hloiiet lliirronn Ities,
'olonel Krai - is Mason Burr., a s
wl
mi the stall of General
Julian ."? ''an. died Sunday nirht. ,
according t ? Infornintion received
bj AdJutKi t-<.SoneraI Kd^hr I:. Tay
lor. oi the ( iiite.i Confederate '
? i lias, ii. ,i te|.|_..i!n reee:v"d v.-stej -
d:ii'uiii r;i! s* rvieo ti.r ? 'olon.-l
lTuriaus \\ .1 I.- i-onduetfil \s,lth
military hni ? rs tr.'in A'rivht s nn
dcriakh i: put'or.--. i;:::T Tenth ;-'tr? ot
N \V. w. - -11: ? ri ? 'a. t aft. ri.
i ? 1 ii'e 1' i iv <.'o in r?! ' ".in was
in' .i nn <1 th' <i- ;tth o: < oloii-T
Jiutrows last tilth!
ll|itMirlll t.eiu-.ues to tleel.
Kpw >rt 'i Lea - in
K Kpwoi th I.eiiK.,. s
-t Chtlf. .? -? .11 Kil
i?! and \ : "..t>. will lo.ld Its <'???
i .1.. r meet j tonight at I >? na>
1 i ? i : M' * hi s ' .jreb a r S o . k
I're.fi >.t.r r .rl a I" Srt :t !i. prinel
j at of ItUffeer -elu.ol, will lie th.
sp. a ;i-r A' -ting m i- . .,1
program lean arranged
l.ir th' oica-toii by 1." II CSary, tin.
Joag -s* ti.ti-1. a! dir< t...
i : '?!!. rftore.-*
, !i th. M. t
'JONES TO STUMP NINTH
FOR G. O. P. CANDIDATE
>
.VNMlntntit In It i'd Stnle* l)l?(rlct A t
tornry W ill l.riivc It Icliinniid
J'litnritnj' for Niirlon,
I'lillom It. ,l< nes, iifniitiiinl I'liited i
Males district ;Uturitc\, ? ill 'lump
tin Ninth l>istrict of Vltjfini.i Ior j
.1. 11. 1111 :t 11 n;; ?? f. ltepllbl lei 'I ? ? :i t i?H -
date fur t'onitress, to urn eei il litis. (
.?urn yirniji, who declined to stand j
f?? re-elect!on. Il?' will leave 11i?? 11
tii-itiil livxt Saturday nit lit htid ar
rive !? Norton on Suinlav mornitijr.
Iti fore rclurniiii* oil i)i It ber "2. lie
!w I speuk a'. Norton, Itlu SI otto <!ap, ;
I1.; st*.;. Abitntdon anil ot!o<r !?'..???? ?>.
.Mr. Ji?!?**.? v. .1:1 lnv);..i to tuku the
11:injt for .Mr. i lasslntcr. by the 111
; i'iiMKmii Stat? < "otninii tv?*. and is t i
' fi t K|ii>Rl<i>i' from tin* eastern part of .
t ?i. Stall' to i colvu this distinction. ;
II- v. a1 in ili.' thick of t Iia I'.kIii for (
l>nr\ W\ Anderson, defeated Hepnb- j
1 an 'ami.ilit:? u r UoVornor at tlt<i j
?, noral i ln'tlun In Noveinlior, 19?M.
ami was rcpa rded a? one of the ublcPt
ami ii.ost < !oi|ii<'nt *ponkers who took
1 : ,ii tlit* campaign. It was lie
'i.msv "f tin iinpr.-skni he made
v. liili' on th" -tump for Mr. Anderson
' t. it li? was v. h oU'ii to appear for
i Mussing) r
TO ALTER POST-OFFICE
\T A COST OF $75,000
Hid* \ro ,\*ked tor Wiirk liy 'I'rons
lirj l)rpnrt nieiit? Plans on 1)H
I ? I n > In lllf liiiinnd.
Proposals for ulterfnu tlx? pos;
otlii-i' ami f'U romiMlPliiiK tin* build
i.'.t at tin1 northwest corner ot .Main
ami 1v.'ntii Streets, which will bi
ll. I .is a par.-e! post annex, will bo
opened in Washington. 1>. on Oe
t "Ik I 11 Mill* for tin1 Work were
a-k< .1 yi t inay !?> the Treasury iJe
p.M'tnien'r. ami plan- and s|n eillcn
t!"! ? for tin two proji'i is are now
i n display In the oilli e of I'ostnias
ti r lla> T. Thointnti I; is esti
mated that tho Iinprovemi t;1s will
? ? -t ?;r.,otM>.
la tin I'i'nef.il alterations ?.f the
main post-oMh e. I' is proposed to
eliminate two of the smaller cor
ridor- 1-ailinu froiii the main lohliy
tlo on iliii'.'. ami t.. ntillr.e Hie
st. ?? for m.i-.l. 'I'iie we-:ern corri
it 1 ml," a t' . spa - i now 11s-? ? i
? i - tlie posttna ?? : ? otli. i . will be
inverted Into a mailinu loom, while
ii.it "ii the eai.t and the lobby of
tl legist rv division will lie i-on
\ rted into larger iiuatti-rs for
l .i id im registered tr.all Tin:- post
in. i: tor will l.e .|uart.: ? ? i I In ? r
on the tit.-: Hour, or in ollics on one
of the Upper doors.
Iluliv Alligator Ktcnpcs.
The li.r v alligator. \vhi> h was a
part of the State Game Farm'* ex
hibit at tl.e Virginia St.i,, Kail last
we. k, has disappeared, and otlUdals
say that probably tin allluato not
a -rent of deep water and has weml
? .1 his wa> to the might> Janus. In
that event It i- Stiuwejjli d lllat the
jotint; bathers will not "take" t ? the
.lames vet > lively next sprint;.
Saunilerx < lilef Speaker.
Attorney-il( :>eral .loliti l:. Saunders
W ill lie 1 ? I? I Itli'ipal -|H aki r at the
monthly meetoK; of Mi'-hniond I'liap
ter, Ami : ; an Assoeiat ion of ICncl
m i rs. whii'h will be helil Fridny ? ve
nii u: at ?'? o'i lin k at Mnrphy'a Motel,
lalwin Worthain, chairman of the
pr>'Hi ihi iiuuiniltec. i. ailvisin^ mem
?bers that Stuwaril Maxiine Hueliarrne
w .11 prepare lin- dinner, ami a luriio
alteMlaiiee Is expected.
EVERY truck owner
who has used a
Goodyear CushionTire
knows what it means
to liavc that resilient,
long-wearing tire now
equipped with the trac
tive power of the All
Weather Tread.
It it one of the complete
line of CiOodyear Truck
Tire* sold and serviced
by your Goodyear
Truck Tire Dealer.
For Sals by
WINN XI ill -1 | |
r.'llil ttr.l Itrnail sirct-i
'.'Hi Niirili Ninth s;r, , ,
N.rlli t rirl ( hiiiillirrlin lie \,
BURTON OPPOSES
PROPOSAL TO WIPE
OUT ALLIED DEBTSj
{Continued Krom Klrst 1'itKO.)
til" Washington I'Ullfl I'l'IKV Oil limi
tation <>f ni niatnenl* "
Statem* kIm opposing cancellation ol
it It i?'il to tli- t'nlicil Sial'-.s wi'i'o
I is?t Saturday Mailt* l>y "iimlul'.n Mi'
Kinlcy, lit' Illinois, Hint S|ieiici)i'i of
Mlssouil, !{<:?uIi||i.iim. ami Harris,
I'< mooriit. <ii :ula. ii|i?iii tli.!r return
lnr<- from Kuropc. Tin tlir* >> iiKrunl
itiso Hint, .11! Ik uh ttiero n'its much j
in f* i !i.,. and finite distress In i
K.irope, the A 1111 I'iCtlll K" Vi'l II lilt lit )
should liial.o in*? s e loans there.
red cross moves
TO SANK REFUGEES
(Continued l-'rorn Klrst 1'uKe.)
by Sir <*lnuU<> Itlll. dlroetur-K?-'ii
erjl of tln> League of It' d Cross Si>?
cli tit s. who ii:-cttssf?l tliu situation
ii: Kuropo and tho Near Kast ami
tii* relief ? ft'orts bcliu; extended by
the Jted I'rosM there. Dr. A. ltos?
Hill, vioc-i'liiilrmaii In char;.ye of
| foii'ijjn operation of tlio Ann rlcan
So. loty, spoke on the Held work In
Kurope.
47N.OOO tirrrhii Ksrapr.
At a conference of principal or
?anizatlons Interested In relief
j v.. i k l'or Creek refugees In ?"oiistuil
Hitople, It was estimated that there
| were ITi.U'.'O (Irn k ii fupd'." who had
j .? ??. iiin d from Afia Minor unit won
i now under tin' !'?? --k lias. Tlu-n)
j Wcl'f said to lie d1.-'; r I but ? il as fo!
lo.\s: Mytilene, < "li!? ami
.-\iiiios, ;,i'.('On oilier Aegean Islands
Marmora islands. lT.ucu; J
i, T.VftOO; Athens iiiul l'lraeiis.
Hodosto it ml the Interior,!
Ma. ? doniun I'oii' t.
tit; tii Chi, it was explained,
include Armenians. who hud
Con* "ant inopie arid other
?Hies. Thi're are also known
lu.iH'U.
SsitoiiiU:
::ii.ooo :
l L'i.'Jt'O;
Til es e
?lilt not
He.I t
t>> l>e. Ii was added. approximately
1(iii.ii(i0 Aimeniuns from Clliciu unJ
o'iliur ureas strewn nions the Medt
tcrruneun coast of North Syria.
Aleppo* and A lo.amlret ta i .> IJeirut
ami Jaffa
This Information wa< given 1?J'
Mr Vii Iki'v today to tile lunveu
t Ion.
LEE CHAPTER PLAN
TO AROUSE li. 1). C.
< rv.nt Inurd I'l'oiii First Page.)
i i!iry, wilt leave K *hnioml for Kreil
? rlokninirn this aiMimon at 3:110
o'clock, and It is ? xjiocteil that II! ty
or mow will [_o from this city. Among
those who have jtlveii assurance tlu?\
they will nttenil. .1 ? Mrs. Norman V.
Itaudolph. Miss N. llle Spruce. Mrs. C.
I tolling* Miss l.iicy Munford. Mrs.
H. A. Ulonner. .Mi - .1 it, Bauer, 'Mrs.
T. J. Kernoille. Mrs Nelson I'owell.
Airs, Charles T. Norman ami Mrs .1.
K Itowinaii. Tlx* convention will lie
held In the I ill p: 1st I'liurcll at Kreil
i l icUKotiI'tf. and Mr- .lames A Scfitt,
does wonders foi*
poor complexions
Docs a poor complexion star.U tie
tv.-cenyou .uk! prpti!nrity.-i;ood -
rr.ccc?i ? Kcsir.ol Ointment ar.i I^esi
ii 1 Sutip do not work niir.v. ???, l -'.t
tiiey tlo tnal;e red, mugli, pimply
i cr, fieshcr and mure attractive.
\ se them rr?tj!ar!y for a few days and
t- e how your complexion improves.
Solvl bjr a!l <".ri!g?iti4 and dea'.crt in t??*let
Tfitl lice. \Viitc Dept. 4-S, Kes.nc). ^^li4
'Restores Health, Energy
j (and Rosy Cheeks, noc
t
H
The Big Kvent
Will
He the Talk of
Kifhtnond
OBSERVE KIKE PREVENTION WEEK.
Many of the Causes of
Fire Can Be Eradicated
Proper | rf;v. '.live luea.-ui'- . caution and constant vigilance ovrr carelessness will
stamp out many tir hazards. But yuur individual responsibility alono will not
protect you from the can*l< ssne-K of others. "An ounce of Pit EVENTIOX is worth
a pound of (THE" in dealing with PIKE?but, when the prevention is out of your
hand?, then the Cl'KK !<? ?.?nines more valuable. The safety features of adequatr
KIKE IN'Fl'HAN'CE art- r< .-cognized hy every person <?; f?u-< thought nnd |>rud?n<-e
because the PIKE hazard is unknown an invisible < u my likely to strike at the
xnost untnn-ly moment.
it ot it I'ui\ 11,1 ?<;!?. to i m>i:kw?uti: thi: mice i\si kavce ok
MANY (???? UlCIIMOXH'S MOST SUBSTANTIA I* BUSINESS E.VTEIl
CRISES?BE< \l -I TIIEV KECOONIZE THE AI?:?.?! \TE KEATlKES
OK VIlUilMA I IKE A M? MA KIN 10 INMIIAME l'OIJ( IDS.
Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
W in. II. Palmer, I'ro. W in. II. Palmer, .lr., V.-Pr<"?. II. ( . 1-ewU, ,lr? Secretary.
Win Palmer Hill. Asst. Sec'y. .1. <'. Watson, Trcas. .1. M. I^akr, lien. Agent.
of Hi< liiuond, \ a.
Incorporated tK t?,
ASSET-. .1 l A It i I. tt?'J'J
NET M Itl'I.KS .
srci'i-i s to ivM-ii s hoi,im:i;n
SVt,KII.'i,'J7K.(I I
I. t.SN.(iK7.7,"?
of l,yiicHIiuiv. prcsldon t. will iiri'iiliU'.
Tlio request for oo-operatlon of the
DailKhteiH In iKlnltitf fund* for the
proposed enlargement of l^oo Chapel
will lio the inoBl Important in#tl?r to
COtlle before till' OOll Vcllt loll, It In Mlllll.
'.?ill il'?- "Tntlh" of Mlst.uv." written
by Mildred Lewis ICu 11 rft? r tl. of
XthetiM. 'in., wiilrh was adopted ut
tin' ren in Confederate Kouniotr held
in Klchiniind. will i>i' ? il for
:i |i|ir<i\ ii I nf the Virginia l?ivl?ic?n.
Kit'i. n t ioual w ork will uixu be dl.<4
i-nvHi'il.
In replying to tip report of the
t'oiiiiiiHton appol t:I<<1 by Klclunotid
i'IiiiiiUt to ni:ili< !im povMon on the
proposed cnlarKumotil of i.ee I'hapi'l.
I'ri'*iili'iit Smith, of \Vun!iIiiktoil mill
i.ee, lnrtUc.M (l|o folluv.'lu HtillOlllrllt :
\\ I->Scm Tin1}' M cre Urn,
"III t iii4 i i'?t<-t lai.i.t chapel i-oiitro
vi sprung ho uiii <cu? i teiiiy anil
i-oi.ilrt.'teel with imrli i;tr:u:|;o animos
ity. I liavo roBolutely kept th? illv
cuiision free from nil personalities,
tint :iif> mnar.lnfir report of the lUeh
tni'iiil I'. I>. ?rnt to sJ'iio Tfmes
Hispalcli last weeH, atwl probably lo
many other Virginia papers, reduces
mi- to stieh u Mali) of bewilderment
tiuil 1 ?i'.li in vain that the report
Iisul been Issued by a a roup of men,
ii:? tfi??l of Vlriclnlti ladles.
'This committee wiik appointed to
an v.i-r t!n> WafiliiiiKton anil I.ee itul
1*'t in, entitled "Tim ltoeonst rurtlon of
t!i> I'niverslty Chapel." it ronsis;?
la 1'ijclj of definite historical utate
irents anil is formally aliened liy Mrs.
Norman V, Randolph, president of
Iti. 'limoiul Chapter, anil a special
commit tee <onslHtln?;' of .Mrs. Chatlcs
1 toll in k*. .M:v? Saiiy Ari'ii'.r Amler
,-on u: il Miss l.ttey Munfuitt. I'ractt
Ciilly every statement ill tlio report
i'olit't>riilnu lliis I'uliti'ovursy foi the
last three yours can be faced with an
efptnlly il' ailiy parallel fi. m their
own minutes, but 1 will contii : my
?i*lf wiiii one i-amplc. calling special
attention to the plirui.es which 1 have
italicized:
"The undersigned hnvo. with much
care, road tlio minutes of tl??? Vir
ginia Division and the V. 1>. <con
ventions since lt>l9, uiul onsideroil
:;ii r. feronces therein to lit* plat. I
piesiMled by 1 ?r. Henry l<>ul? Smith
? ii renai ii to repair*, alterations, en
lai aomcnts. etc., of the I.ee I'hitpcl
a. I.exiii^ion.
"\t Tampa, IPl'J. and Asheviil",
llj .'it. Iir Smith addressed t iie L". I' C,
Miik
For infantt.
Invalids (6
Children
The Original Food-Drink for A11 A^es.
QuickLunchatHome.OflicettHouiUains.
RichMilk, Mai tcdQrain Extract ir. Povv
der&Tablct forms. Itfouriatiinp-No cooking.
FiY*Avoid Imitations and Substitute
Murphy's Hotel
Inc.
Fnfcrtnin Your Friends at
.Murphy's Hotel
Dining-Mo imii I'lulr r the
Ilircction of
MA.VIMK III <11 \?mi:
Itialto Table U'llote lllnnrr
$1.25
?OrchcMtrn Mimic
? I'.v pert Sorviee
?Hunllty l''on(N
?Cnniren in I A t iiiiutphore
? Ilefliieil Murriiuiiiilni;<i
Itreal.fast, 0 to 10 A. M . I(lr lip.
i.iMK'lieun, 11:30 to 2:30. 75e.
!'inner, f.:30 to s>. riI
Supper. S:::o to 12. a lu carte.
?\ l.n C'nrte Servlee nt
Ail Hours
Our \e*r i'.nlriiiii'p ?>n liiKlith Street
In Now Open
j.oi i:s t. ihsxev,
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COMING
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FOR
i i i-i/ i>i:taii.s
con volition, iiml Shu only uctloit
taken waa to thank lilm for lil.i
beautiful add reuses."
'J-III. following In ?'i copy of tlio
Tn mini minutes ,|>iiko 274, which
these lndlea r*ad with much euro be
fore ni:il;luK the uliovn HtalcmciilH:
".Mrs. Ilyde, of Ti'iinusrc, intro
duced the following resolution anil
mo vol lis adoption:
"The I >nunli tvi'H of tin- < "onfedoruey
liavo heard with heartfelt approval
the plan proHenUM !>>' 1'resilient
Henry I*oul? .Smith, of Washington
ami l,ee Unlvorslty, for the rcnuvn
Hon and enlargement of the l.eo
Memorial Chapel, and eo:nni<Mid the
I enterprise to the Intercut ami lib
erality of all the chapter.* uiul In
dividual members of tho Priiiy lit? r?
I of lit*- < "nitfedoraoy anil of those who
?.\inputliizc with their aims ami pur
pose
"Tho motion to adopt. being sec
onded, was put and carried without
a dissenting vote."
Tlio following is found on pages
IHC-l'.tT of th<' published minutes of
tli? Ashovl'l ? con volition of 1920:
"Socoiul n also roooynlzes the
Lee ('hu)ittl nnd mausoleum ua tho
Houth'.v moot snored shrine, nnd
I heartily approves tho ralsliiK of a
1 !.???? iiii'inorlal l'liml tor oiiIui'kIiik tho
| l.ulIditiK, prAteetlns It from risk of j
ili'Stniotlmi llro. fiirnishiiiK It j
! with a suitable iiistoilinn. and for '
i similar memorial ]iurp?*^<^
"Third. It thHrcfoiv nsstirfs tho I
ail I ho lilies of its cordial .-> :ii|?athy i
and co-operation In tho patriotic |
tii- i and rcqiiesl* 11mem
ber t and oonMtituoiit orfcanlKutlons !
to it bo every eiTtirl 10 make the
inovi in in a ooiniilol?? silt-* * ?
"Mrs. Xoiiis. tr<-asuri r-K''in ral. !
movod that tin- resolution lie a<lopti d ?
j'wllii tho r?.ot>'iiiiu'ililat Ion tlint we
aooopt tin* resolution with tho nn- :
I dot-standing that it Involve:! no ,
j iltiAitolal ot?li?t.itluu whatt v<-r.'
"Tho resolution i?h aniendoil was i
' carried."
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