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President:
MRS. FRANCES E. BEAUCHAMP,
Lexington.

Vice President;
MRS. MALTA B. BAILEY,
Paintsville.

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MRS. JULIET L. POWERS
\Yilmore

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MRS. LUDIE DAY PICKETT,
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recall to you that I stated my attitude as one of strong attachment to

the States Rights doctrine; but that I thought individual optosition

was futile in face of dominant political opinion. At that time, I kniil
believed there were indications of suchndomdnant political Opinion".
But I 111 do not hold that I am ever called upon by the fact of my
connection with the suffrage movement to help to create such politi-

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I am not willing personally to join in any movement to bring pressure

on Congress to pass what I consider a disastrous measure to the best

interests of our country.