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of welcome tere receive? from the Heflison Co. Equal
fieniii ‘335w . Club-enfi toe noncol Improvement
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ence 'ocoe, Lelconec the convenii‘ in the name of the city, and 1reeented
its keys. ;r.loofis is a suffreg' i .“1 r nfiing, and h'e velcome has
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.ions of fieticnel Com it ees xer
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ea e : on-Churc? “crk. f'»e 41:1: 1 "rite, of isnland, gave

an interesting retort on Vance end ’rhitretion, mhfi was epgointed commits
tee on ”eace eno arbitration.It has rotea to ask Congress for a 16th
Amenfiment, ‘3‘? -3 -1 m. “ganchésement of women on account of sex.
ri‘he report of .5 .- . o on Fichool Suffrage enomexé much gooé
work effected, aré file xenon ere hepeful that an increased measure of
school suffrage will be geinefl from the incoming legislature. Governor
elect A.R.Willson, ena Piyerinteifient -e1ect Crabbe have both given

their hearty endorsement to the extension of fichool pr." 13 The Fed;

-eretion of Tomen's Clubs 2 d the fitate ?&ucetionfll

resolution in its favor by large majorities during the last eummer.

As usual, a strong sentiment u’iStef in the convention in favor of
making Increase of membership a prinoinel feature in the year's work.

It was votefl to edopt a plan of enrollefi membership; and enrollment cards
are to be preparefi by the EX/.Committee, and supplied at cost price to
the local clube vhich wish to use them;_ They are to be of goofi card-hoarfl,

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The sieners of these zeres do not neeessarily obligate tiemselves to pay

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National convention,xnn1nssxnnexieen 'V')‘ 3'"n a not pay sues, or the
local club to anion they belong -oes not key fines for them.‘ ions of the
clubs twink of raising e ":T.:= {3’3 ‘ gay the dues of all tnrse

may join by these enrollment cares. However, these enrolled members are
to sign on the understanding tnet tee; have all the fluties of maintaining
our principles, except ine regular geyment of dues. After once signing,
tney will be consideree permanent members,XKfiX§EK and their nemes\will
not be dr pped except at their onn request.

Ehe Press Superintenfient, firs.Lifie C.Obenchain, hes fione exeellent work,
as she always does. She was re-elected Dress Suyerintendent. All the of—
ficers were re-elected , as follows: Miss Laure Cley, Wresident, Lexing—
ton; Ars.Mary B.Cley, Ist.Vioe-Vresident, Riehmonfi: Mrs.Mary.C.Cremer,
2nd Vice—Pres., East End Ave. Lexington: Mrs.N.f.floLeughlin, are Vice-?res~

ident, 1011 Scott Street, COVington: firs.flary C.Poerk, Corresponfiing Foc-

retary, Richmond: Mrs.Emme M.Roebuok,'Reeoreing Eeoretery, 112 W.Front-

Street, Newport: Mrs.Isabella H.8hepere, Treasurer, 51 East thh Street,
Covington. Mrerarr n. Giltner, fiember of National RX.Committee, 1554
Madison Avenue, Covington. State Historian, Mrs.M.B.Reynolds, Covington.
The proposes Legislative *ork includes asking for Cofiguardienship
of father and mother of minor children: fierliamentary @uffregei Constitu=

tionsl Amendment for full suffrage; and women on boards of punotive,

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7?-eaeant feature of 5.- 11o‘eum nee ff 3 e 13%“;3 11 E:uel fiuffr 3.3%
to the.lihrery of toe Bee ern A7.horqel School, m a at Rich-
books were the four v lanes of the History of “Oman Suffrage;
“ores of iuene 3.flnthony; J.fl.£ill's Eubjection of women; Aunt
fientucxy, by our own Exmlune‘c tin; and Joeieh ‘llen's Tife, 33
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euflition to tFRi, f.e 1 %,Clay

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-eloquent reegonee of acceptance nee made in behalf of the School by Profl.

Lithfull; oeeugied b3 music from I e Cec -Liin Club,
“Eressee fvog f4; 3 oiarence \' u~ ; u,-E V Joflcllan,
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PSGG t-e lai.gc audiences. Twenty new mewovmi mere 3(eeu

as follows:

The Elks courteously gave the use of their beautiful hall for the day
sessions; and there the ladies.eerveo , 'elicious lunch, to m1ic11 all the
delegates and the hostesses were invited, so they enjoye ea a social hour
together.

Laura 0 3V.