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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-21
REILLY NIGHT ON
HEAD-P|N PROGRAM
As Weeks START
Probably a Dozen Teams from
the Leather Factory Bearing
That Name Will Take a Crack
at the Elusive Pin.
BY BERT DODGE.
I'D E1LLY NIGHT" is on the pro-
TX gram for the STAR headpin

14P ElLLY NIGHT MI 1T d is on the he.d pp0,
bowling tournament at the
Iroquois alleys tonight. From ten to
twelve teams from the Reilly Leather
| Works are carded to try their luck at
hitting the headpin.
Before long additions will be made to
the present preliminary schedule for
the STAR headpin. tournament, which
now includes all tournament dates up
to and including December %. 1t is
the purpose of the Schedule committee
to give all bowlers notice by postal
card when they are expected to bowl
and also to have the list of dates pre-
pared SO far ahead that every man
who wishes to take a crack at the
headpln will know about two weeks
before he is scheduled what date he
will be called IN. In this way every
bowler can easily arrange his engage
ments so that they will not conflict
with the STAR headpin tournament.
That the interest in the STAR head
pin tournament is not confined to New
ark or Essex county is proved by the
large number of entries that are re-
ceived from teams throughout northern
New Jersey and also from New York
and Brooklyn. The Riverside Social
Club sent in the entry last night Of
three teams from that well-known Rah-
way organization. The teams will be
made up as follows:
Riverside A-W. Hedeman, J. Cogan,
j. Alder, r. Bartell, E. Crowell.
Riverside Be. Wier. c. Keller, P.
Graham, G. Barber. n. Randolph.
Riverside C-J. Kelly, j. Repcka, #.
Witheridge, w. Switzer, F. Repcka.
Other entries received last night We're
those from the Little A and B teams,
the Monitor Five, the Gem Five, Smith
Bros, the Remson A and 3 teams. the
Rah Rah Boys. the Spartan A and L
teams, the A and B teams from the
West Orange Bowling Club. the Small
Set, the American Sugar Refining Conn
pany of New York. and Ter or more
teams from the Westinghouse Elec-
trical and Manufacturing Company.
These bowlers are under the direction
OF Herman Vile and they have been
scheduled for December %.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-21
SHUrFLE B0ARD MATCH.

A Switchboard match will be played
on the Michael Greedy Association
boards, Washington and Court streets.
tonight, between Messrs. Fitzgerald
and williams. On the same boards
Saturday night John CaIlan, n of the
best-known 'siiders'' of the game, was
defeated by Arthur Schwartz.
Schwartz's score was rs, while Callan
registered 6s.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-21

The first i~nterscholastic chess games OF
the year were played In the East Orange
Orange High schools Saturday morning.
rS.e teams were closely matched. The
tussle lasted for hours, but Newark fn-
board. The Newark players were Victor
Jayson, Herbert RichIand and Jerome
Blau. Those of East Orange were Leon
Rosen. Karl Koeniger and Robert BALD
win. The local players will meet Summit
High schoo' tomorrow afternoon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-21

STAR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-21

At Turn Hall Thursday (Thankssiv-
ing) day afternoon, the National Turn
ers will met the Clark House, of New
York. These quintets met twice last
season and each won a game. The
Turner Third team will play the Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03
LUTHER MAysTIr,
President OF the Senate
Do it Now.

Oxford Feopi. should Not ws.s Unt,, Il,
Is Too Late.
The appalling death-rate from lid
ney disease Is due in most cases to the
ncs that the little kidney tr. .ubles arc
usually neglected until they become.
serious. The slight symptoms CIV,
place TO chronic disorders and the suf-
ferer goes gradually inso the grasn nj
diabetes, dropsy, Brigat's disease IVA
vel CT some other seriocs form OF IA
ney complaint
Ii you suffer from bacLache. head
aches, dE5y spells; il the kidney Sec
renotls are irregular of passage and nm
natural in appearance do moi DELAY
Help the kidneys at once.
loans Kidney Pits are especially
Tor ssdney cisorders-they cnre whers
othe-s nal. Over one hundred rhor-
sand people have recomuended their
Eeres ase At homeS
D. = row, on -OaLh street. Oxforl
MIS- says: 81 have no hes,ratiun Ia
recommending Doan's Kidney Plus -
IN y have been usedin my family will
tHe o satisfactory results. Persons
"aS suffer rom pains in the back an
any other trouble due Z. disorderad
Kidneys, will consult their own irta--
est by giving THO remedy a triai.n
FOR sale b. al dealers Price 30
cents Foster Nilburn Co i. Buffalo.
New YORK, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Dosn,s-s.d
take no other.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03

Ir. Edgar Foust las Just
moved into his neE home ou
West Street.
Rev. Tom Winters has sold his
beautiful home . Air. sam jack
s9a. tie XII! move into tIs rev
home on North Street ~ -1on a.
s. Is c7mpis,ei.
Rrr. l. ". Brown o-cupisit the
3iethcdistpulpi, sunday l1rnin NJ
IT II O'Clock, ali report a lne
sermon.
The death aave! vi-ite, the
home or Mr. and Ars. Joe Cif,ou
Monday morning. aud claimed
their little two year 5.i -irI. The
ittle girls mother vas burning
ZONE trash in the yard, the little
child was playing sr9cni the are
When i was caught by the
flames. before is mother could
exIl-uish the flames the child
was burned o Gestl. We extend
sy.npa ~ 70 the sorrow stricken
family.
The scas-i children were ful.
p. life and iua Monday morning
because free school orcced, anu
cotton picking vas over With
them.
Rev. J. c. Nelson has bought
Ms. AEaut7 -r-A an Nr-r
Street.
DR.. ana Mrs. 81. +. Barry r.
turned home Friday from oxford
where they had been attending
the lair. They reported Il grand
inc, and quite an Improvements
n everything since 100.
pa7L- y. 2. Keel opened his
school ~ LcoGicea on 3ist OF o..
n goodly au1bsr were present 3,
the opening.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03
Proposed Amendments to the Con,
stiiuton Of the State Of missis-
sippi.
oficc of Secretary OF state,
Nj nrf fof0

Office of Secretary OF state,
Jackson, Miss, Oct. /, 1910.
At a ~.pecial session OF the Legisla-
.urr OF the state of Mississippi, held
IN January February, March and April,
1910, three concurrent resolutions were
adopted submitting TO tae quaiiieu
electors 81 the State for ratification or
rejection at an election to be held on
Tuesday after the first Monday In No
veniber. amendments 10 sections 10,
tsJ and gT3. OF the State E constitution,
which amendments are IN words TO-
lowing, to-wit:
A Concufrant resolution proposing
IN amendment to Section SO OF
the Constitution of the State OF
Mississippi, fixing the date ter
regular legislative sessions.
RESOLVED, BY the Legislature OF the
State Of Nissi ysippi. t~wo-thirds 81 each
House agreeing thereto, that the toll
lowing amendment to the State Con-
s.itdtion be submitted to the qualified
electors OF tx State for ratification or
rejection at az election to be held on
the FIRST Tuesday after the first Mon
day in November, 1910, to-wit:
Amend Section % OF the State Con-
stituticn 50 that It shall read Is follows:
SECTION 80. The Legislature shall
meet at the seat of governu ent in
regular session on the first Tuesday
I after the first Monday in January oil
the wear A. D.. 1912, aud every two
years thereafter unless sooner con-
vened by the Governor.
Adopted by the House of Represe5-
tatiyes on ApEilsth, 9Th and 18th, &c
H. NJ STREET,
Speaker of the House.
ADOPTED by the Senate on april 18Th,
l4th and 18th, 1910
LUTE-R NASsHIP,
President OF the Senate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03
Ut PRIZES.
.ORSES 40 C0LTS

Best single driver, $3.50 barrel
Of Harmony -four by {. {. Sisk,
II. l.. Torrance.
Best Saddle horse, SIS saddle
By Relbue Price, r. \. Dean.
Best combination horse, $50
Gillette Razor by p. r. Chilson &
CO, r. y. Dean.
Best 3 year-oId horse colt,
$3.50 barrel OF flour by c. II.
Keys, s. :. Johnson.
Best 3-year-old mule colt.
$3.50 Chattanooga plow by Sisk.
Lawshee Co, Il. n. Dean.
Best 2-year-cld horse colt. 81
in merchandise by Bogard d
Harkins, J. w. Miller.
Best 2-year-old mule colt, S.
safety razor by w. \. Stiaebeck.
II. p. Stephens.
Best 1-year-oid horse colt, SIS
by Bennett E Falkner, r. II.
Porter.
Best i-year-oId mule colt $40
Berkshire pig by II V Som4yille
J.. W. Miller.
Best weanling horse colt, 81 by
First National Bank, Il. V. SOM
eFyills.
Best weanling mule colt. So by
First National Bank, " K Baird.
Bes. team Of matched horses.
s25 watch by Davidson & Wardlaw-
Arkin Herring.
Best team of matched mules
$40 Vulcan piow by Bishop & Stall
Marion SPARKS.
Blue ribbons were awarded to
the following:
For best saddle pony, Miss
Victoria Oldham.
For best ladies' saddle horse.
Miss Janette Showers.
For the best gentleman's saddle
horse, 7. W. Yates.
For the best combination saddle
horse, F. NJ. Showers.
for the best Decorated PONY
Rig, Miss Victoria Oldham and
Miss Sallie Murray Wilkins.
For the best Decorated Single
Driver, Mrs. l.. Z. Oldham.
For the best brood mare, II. V.
Somerville.
For the best Stallion, Venture.
Jr., H. v. SomerviIle'5 horse,
! created a sensation by pacing
three straight heats against a fass
runner and winning all three.
For the best Jack, ". d. Por-
ter and Dallas McLassy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03
4 Beautiful Sentiment.

Referring t. the selection of
delegates to the Confederate re-
union at II attiesburc. the Pasoa-
g1ula Democrat-Star paws the
veterans Of the Lost Cause a most
beautiful compliment, one OF the
senderest ana most pathetic that
has been printed as follows.
The long tain Line OF Cray Is
growing thinner with each pass
In- year and the day Is not far
distant, when q veteran will, in
himself, be only n memory, a
hailowei memory cherished in
the hearts OF the true sons OF the
Southland. No one seeks to at
tempt % repay these veterans
for tasiF devotion and loyalty.
and tas an6yiug fame and iustsr
shed upon the manhood OF the
South, for sUch attempt ia b.
yOa4 the pale Of human accom-
piishmenr, oGL they and their
glorious 1sei. are held in a rev.
srencs thatn man can adeouate-
IS VOICE and 70 which the pass4
sgs Of time but lends added
depth and %sluctity. As repre-
sentaiives OK that age of sare
American chiya.Fy when true
knighthOoi was in flower. the
few remaining veterans are and
should be the loving cars and
tender soIicitude OF a people
whose gratitude finds not its ex-
Preston IN mere words but in
thoughtful, constant and I'M
changing devotion, admiration
and pure reverence. May God
grant more years of life 10 The
beloved Confederate Veterans
==-A=--
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03

Best l-year-oldlnule colt, $3.50
roli teeth by De. v 3 Mcmahon
Frank Gordon.
Be-, wesnling horse colt, 81 in
fcur by Davis { Son. Dock Lewis
Best = eanling mule colt, 81 in
lol- BY 4 3 Ccie & Co, Beverly
Icu1E.
rs. Stallion, Howard Alex
a-5s-.
Jidees-A. V. Hiler, T. L.
E8-hinc. ". L. Archibald, W. L
Goodwin.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03

Everyb -. uu-y thi- week
picking c3ttar Ga1 alE.rG pot1-
toes
We bad some .sry cold wealth
tr here his wee..
sir. L. +. C0u.ee opened his
school here Monday win q good
attendance. We feel sIre that sc
will have 2 net.-- scho1, tia
ye-r than - have had Tor SOME
years past.
Mr.. Frank Threid1I and little
daughter visited the Aowe e Sir.
Walter Btcca Saturday anu Sau-
day.
Sir. ani Mrs. Edgar Phil p
spent Friday ana saturday m
Oxford.
Mr. and Mr.. r. Z. Wari spent
Saturday and Sunday IN oxiori.
visiting Nj. and Mrs. J.. e. COOK.
Mr.. J. 3. Bounds -Peat Friday
and Saturday in Ecru,
Misses Larsll Perks ard E0-
me Adams we're the guests c!
bliss Viola Bruce. sunday.
slr. Charles Tyer and family
visited the home Of Mr. II. {.
7yer. Saturday and SuEdcy.
Sir. and Mrs. II. 7. Barker
spent Sunday at the home Of Sir
j. (. Bounds.
Mise Annie Hale speu, Tues
dag in NV Albany. shopping.
sirs. Frank Hale and son. Cen
Try, spent Saturday and Sunday
in Myrtle.
Rov. !. Is. Melton viii Preac!
At Christian Rest the 2nd sunday
n this month. az 3 O'Clock. Lets
al 40 that can.
. @F-g-C RAE
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.


T-els-ry Department.
or SET tse ComprT Ter oftae Currency
Washington. DC, October !, 1910
Whereas, h. sssS larry evidence pre-
- TIRE undersigned. Is has hael
-a..e - apraa- TN. ihe First National
1ark Il Oxfcri. ir the sowu " Oxford
r rhs County % Lafayette and Sts Of
1pi. has ccnVuei w.tA aH she
rvs1Es u the >-A.u-cs q toe United
>-atcs. required &C ~ c1npiiet vitr lie
q N assrrisf,a shan h. authorized
o. commence thu business ~ Banking;
NV therefore I, lawrence Murray.
causrrc,,g- Ok tic Currency. 30 hereby
-r.v taat The Frs National Sank Of
Ok. -" IN sEe town " Oxford n rae
C,urry Il LaSavette anil state ~ Mis-
sgm. Sr.aonzei n commence the
zslnsss q EAaans - provided in Sec
rcn Fifty oIe hanirei AID Sixty nine
% III RusS. Statutes II the Unted
>-es
vs. II testimony whereof witness
Seai nv haad ami seal u oalce this
$500 EO1-sh dsr ~ Cc.rte-. 1910
L8wEENCe O NCERAY,
Goups-cIec II the Currency
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03
rnE jury LIsr.

The following named persons were
drawn Saturday to serve as jurors at
the civil term OF the Circuit Court to
begin Monday, Nov. 18th:
Beat No III. l.. Worisy, Tom VII
son, L. A. tnnea, b. L. Murray, A c
McElreath, r. f. Duncan, u. ". Baird
J. IL L2wshee-
Beat No al W Russell, " L Adams
PL Nunnaily, J r Mills.
Beat Nos in Aldmon, S A Beall,
IA Hartley, CT Bennett, z ID Ander
ou,
Beat No 4EH ] Gardner, Morgan
Weller, u d RagIand, J NJ Henderson,
Ksfus Fisher, ] + Green
Beat 10 5---W b Moreland, 2 c In
tan. &c King, III Philips, w
IRnb 2 Pesnxsssc>
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03
A WOMEN vorg-

IL hey did, Iaillions would vote DR.
kings New Life flls the true remedv
for women. For banishing dull 10.
ged feelings blackjack or head..ns
con stlpation, dispeliing colds. imparf,
ing appetite and toning M the sysfer,
they are unquafed. Eisy. safe. snre
z9c 4 II. Ksnd@fs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03

-1E STATE cF Mss ss7PI.
Lafayette .sgutY NJ. AGA.
T0 kase3 Love. who p u~ost-ohice
.1ls u-E1owl You are COM
amid .c apa- b.; t1a Chaucer-
C0CEr II The CouG.y % laEayet-e, II
sa,d site. on tne
.E0C8rA AoSDAY OF NOVEMBER
4 d. I1L1,
o. lei NJ ta s-lc II SD cou- OF Fran
g : 2 LoE-. wherein yol ar defendant
-. Il WOODWARD. Clerk.
TITS Ei Lty OF NcTelhc-. 1910.
= CkAyrEEE solicitor for Cons.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03
NONRESIDENT Motto.

Non-ReSsdent Motto.
rlr-e Currh.l
-. No 1850.
Prank Couch
TsE SrArs OF MISSISSIPPI,
ttou-tv % LAFAYETTE.
u Frank Coach. whose pcst-ofdce
.aCrs : unknown You are COM
m7nGad 20 appoa- before the Clancer!
Cca-t % lafayette County on the
F0ErH Monday a. November,
4 D 1910,
u defend The the sui. il said court Of
Pnkie C0Gcl. wherein yOu are q de-
fea&aat-
Ths Ucc. -. 1910
m WOODWARD, Clerk.
4 Z CAEorHEE>.
S-lc.ccr fo- Ccmp'1ilz~a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03
The Lafayette County Fair Premiums.
4 Conp!.t. List Of the Prizes Awarded BY The Fair Management AID
In, En,s Csra GLIB He'd Here Las Week.
Bsy's Corn GLIB Prices.


Bes. yield in The county, 100
bushe'- 25.CO 70 D4e. Cole.
Second be-, yield in county.
% Id bushels $500 % SssStr,
johnson.
laird hes. yield in county, So
bushels. $40 % Barn4r4 ca an
ter.
Be-. 10 el,s In county. Pane.
II. r4.tiyat7- % E.oa Cobb.
Second hest 10 cars IN county.
Bisy Pow 70 Hiram Bairl.
THIRD best 10 ears 10 the c14nty
Dixie Caitiya,5r 70 Byron Roberts
B-s. ear 10 tie county, SUIT OF
clothes 20 Dixie ~tarHes.
Second best elv m county. 81
pair a. shoes 20 Fred Holt.
Tai-i best ear iu county, ECO
hat % j.. +. Jones.
BEAT PRIZES
Best yield in Bsa, I. $500 TO Les
BE Tuhbs.
Best yield in Feat 2.5V to y
man Black.
Best yield in Beat 5, 500 to
Percy Reid.
Bes, yield in Bsa; {, $500 70
Melvin Low.
Bet yield in Peat ,. 800 t.
Buren, Tarver.
Bes. 10 ears in Beat I, SEQ to
Charlie Hunter.
Best 10 ears in Beat ., 500 -
Tom McNeeiy.
Bes, 10 ears in Beat 3, 800 to
Robert Good.
Best 10 ears in Bes: 4. 900 70
Harry Mathis.
Best 10 ears in Seat ). 800 70
5o.ce Coleman.
Second best 10 ears. Beat /.
go TO Doyal Roberts.
Second best 10 ears in Beat ,,
ESQ to John =. NGnnaily.
Second best 10 ears, in Deaf 9,
, 80 tc Isle M1rchihis,n.
Second bss. 10 ears Beat :.
> 30 u Aubrey kisae-.
Second best 10 ears. Beat .,
30 % LinoG.n Patton.
Third best 10 ears IL Peat I,
-o Delta McLar.y.
Thi-I best 70 cas- Il Leaf ,.
~ R.raa-d Nurrsliy
Third best - ears in Beat 8.
% Dudley CGadTess.
Third tssll0 cars in Beat ?,
Clarsnce Hardin.
Eh.rd best lcca.s III Beat 6,
70 Oscar Hall
Best ear, Beat I Pair Of shoes
10 Sultan Quick.
Best ear. Bee, , Pair cf shoes
= joe MaNse.y.
Best ear. Beat 3. Ta.r q gold
eJd buttons % IA Rikard.
Best car. Beat !, Book Csc Z
Willie Ward.
Bess cor. Beat : 500 watch ,c
Dewey MeLar,y.
Second be-. ear Beat :. Poke.
knile . Jessie Moore.
oeeen3 best ca-. Bea. . Si.f
worth toilet articles 70 H1E2-t IL
Nicely.
Second best ear. Beat .. Die.
a0aIry u homer smith.
Second De- ea.. Beat :. SD
pocket ooox u Gladstone Pears
Second best e4r. Pe.t ,. SI.G5
POCKET book - faImag Thweat
Iniri bes. ear. Beat [. > can.
pur u CIris Smith.
laird hes. ear Bea = - cea
purse u l.. NJ. Legzest.
Third best ear. Bes. ;, - cen
purse - Aaron Rlksfd.
Third best ear, Beat !, - cen
purse 10 Fred Sanders.
Third best ear, Beat >, 10 cen
purse - Hewlett McLarsy.
TIE best exhibit Of corn, plan.
ed J4ly PIN s., to Love Pearce
on the Marketle farm.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03

G0fLIsM

All persons whc remsr-ba- incidents
~oftrtHrost ina. occurred IN our county
during the war or the reconstruction
period. are cordially invited to coutri
bu-e - this column. AL articles viii
b. published in the oNdcr in yhiea
they are received
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03
/, FOURTH MONDAY OF NOvEMBER

a - .sAt.
n eefe1G the SIT in -a.Ieou-t q Nrs
Ad Hc1ss, complain Az. wherein you
2re tls 6ztsnieur
TlIs the 2s-l dIy o. octooer, Igl3
" y. WOODWARD, Cierk
FALzNE.:- Russell x FALESEE.
Solicitors FOX Complainant
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03

A concurrent resolution propos ng
an amendment to the Constitu-
ion providing for the election By
the people OF judges ct the Circuit
ans Chlncery Coorts.
RESOLVED. BY the Legislature ofthe
state or Mississippi, two-thircs of each
house concurring therein, That the
following amendment TO the State
Constitution be submitted u the quail
aad electors OF the state fer ratitica-
ton or rejection, at AZ election to be
held on the first Tuesday after the
frst Monday in November, 1910, viz:
Amend Section 1888 Of the Constitu-
ton 80 as 10 read ~ follows:
SECTION 153 The judges OF the
Ci-cuii and Chancery Courts shall De
elected by the people in a manner ead
at a time 10 be provided by the Lefis-
ature and the judges shall hold their
office for a term Of four years.
Adopted by the Ho1se II Represen-
tatives the LIST day OF February ard
the 10Th and 18th day of sisrch, 1919.
II. NJ STREET,
Speaker House OF Representatives
ADOPTED b. the Senate the I'D, ~
ard s4th day Of March, 1910.
J. II. HEBRON,
President Pro TEN OF the Senate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1910-11-03

A~corcurcnt resolution proposing an
Ansn5ncnt to the Constitution
requiring that all amendments,
changes or alterations &c insert
CO by the Legislature 1t the next
s-rcccs5inz scS-inn after the cleo.
ton rcqeiri1g sch change, al
te-asaon CT sn=atment.
Resolved, b the Legislature Of the
STATE Mississippi. wi thirds OF each
House agreeing -aereto, That the fol-
lowing amendment 70 the State Colsti
Triton be submitted 10 the qualified
electors OF the Safe for ratification or
rejection a. An s.1ction to be held on
the first TuesGar after the first Non
day IN November, 1910, viz:
Amend Section 5T3 OF the Ccastita-
ton 81 thar it will readas follows:
SECTION gS. Whenever t~vo-thirds
% each House OF the Legislature shall
deem any caange, alteration or amend
ment nece ssary TO this Consdeution,
such proposed amendment, change or
alteration shall be read and Bassed by
t~wo-thi-sls vote of each House respec-
lively C1 each day, for three several
days; public notice shall then De given
b. the State at least three months pre-
ceeding al election, at which tie Gaali
lied electors shall vote directly for or
against such change. alteration or
amendment, and IL more than one
amendment shall be submitted at one
time, they shall he submitted in such
manner and form that the people may
vote for or against each amendment
separately, and If it shall appear that
a majoritg OF the qualified electors
voting shall have voted for the pro-
POSED change, alteration or amend
ment, then it shall be inserted at the
next succeeding session of the LegisIa
ture as a part OF the Constitution and
and not otherwise.
Adopted by the House Of Hepresen-
tGhves, January 9Th, 10th and 18Th.
1910. III. II. STREET
Speaker House Of Representatives.
Adopted by the Senate February ed.
ith and 18th, 1910.
LUTHER MASsTIr,
President OF the Senate.
And the same Is Published and win
ne submitted IS required BY Section
z!3 Of the State Constitution.
Given under my hand ard the Great
seal OF the State of Mississippi. this
the LIST day CT October, 1919.
JOSEPH w. Power,
Secretary 81 state.