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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22
CROWD ATTACKS SOLDIERS GIVES
 THEM BEATING

Londonderry, Ireland, Nov. 22-Sol-' diers returning to their barracks here last evening were attacked and badly beaten by g. crowd. The police tried to assist them, but this proved fruit less and the troops were comp e1led to take refuge in the Salvation Army hall, from which they sent a tele- phone message for help.
 A company of soldiers came to the rescue of the besieged men, the relief force advancing with fixed bayonets and dispersing the crowds who shout ed "up with Dublin! Up with the reb- els!"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22
COMPULSORY VACCINATION.

Ottawa, Nov. 22-The Dominion Department of Health has been ad- vised that the United States govern ment has imposed vaccinations on all travellers from Toronto and vicinity entering United States ports of entry This is due to the prevalence of small pox in those districts.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22
NO BREACH HAS OCCURRED.

Washington, Nov. 22-Secretary Tumulty issued a statement today emphazing the fact that no breach had occurred between President Will son and Senator Hitchcock. He chara cterized the latter's leadership in the treaty fight as 'srnasterly'' and Satisfactory to all friends of the ad- xaainistra4ion-"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

Cincinnati, Nov. 22 President August Hermann of the worlds champion Cincinnati Nationals today announced that waivers had been asked for and accepted on five mem bers of the Reds.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

Springfield, Mass, Nov. 22-Edward Morris, 7S years old, whose humor- ous writings under the pen name of Philetas Ash, won him a wide reputa- ton in the period following the civil pzaE diaA hAsA taaA,-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22

Madrid. Friday, Nov. 21-Today's session of the Cortes was summarily suspended in consequence of disorder which followed a. personal attack 1up- on Deputy Mestre by the Deputy Food 1Ex-Hi~uk1~ra
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22
THE WEATHER.

New Haven, Nov. 22-Unset- tied, probably rain tonight and Sunday; colder Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-22
The Weather

Bridgeport and vicinity Unsettled, probably rain to- night and Sunday; colder Sunday.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-17
Blnnhan HtraHrH.
aen1al 8ep, thrift @nbernpr, Sp'
bapsmano til arn,eniife Mobbab,
benrettet Stambul.

: Qonitarltinopel 6en 12te Mprtl.
4elral 8ep, @upert1eren / Giarbefr,
er bleber. offenflig benet poo
8aDa5ib<Blabfen / Marperelle,l al
@onitantinopefS 50; iittara auper,,gt oa
onore beitltaaenae : e@1nbeasnln11o:
4ental @eD blep bernt til 9pban
toni en4of Sc aniDar.ige for arrneniife
9eportationer og 9se6uagtninger, i
@o5gboooiitriftet. Sen. ti6liee~e
4pmma1t6ant for @e116arnerne
8o5gba6 ~blep opn1t til Is 9lars
6engiel. 0isie Gomme bleb itaofe,
ltet al en- &igsira6e.
- Sagen moo Sc Yerioner, iort1
par aniparlig for Eprfernes ormeni.
ife 81o6ba6, begpn6te> Sebruar
4onitantinopel. 9lftor erflere6e, al
Set bar npope11oigt at itraffe 0pbabs
nln116ene til 6e glo6boo, ion1 bopoe
i,1bgp6t bele Ber6en H1e6 Mfifp.
&emal 8ep bar ti6ligere tprfilt
Brobtantertngsrnint1 ter -
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-17
Nat1artt prnuiantrhrf.
9oober anntober 6rtbtiof Manien ON.
at nnoeripge Malisbeben for at
= ifaffe @ltslanb Mab,

2onoon Sen 10oe slpril:< General
oirefter for oen internationale @iel>
peorganiiation 9erbert &ooper bar
anmo6et 9r. 8riotiof Mnniett, Gbsi
for BEN norIfe &robiantfommisiton
til 6e 5orene0e Stater, on1. at leoe
cit international neutral 4on1n1i5=
lion, Der .ifa1 lll1oeriege Muligbeoea
for at faffe Nltslal16 2ebnetsmioler
paa 8etingelie al, at 6ien6tligbeoer=
ne opberer / Muslan6, meloer ct Ee=
legram til grcbange Eelegrapb Cont
ponb fra &ipberbab11. Set bill fr9be
$50, 900 ,000 u1aa11eolig at u6fbre
programmed.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-17

-Es "
Senator Mpers al Monta11a, Ser
oprin6elig bar irtoo Hagten, foroi
ben lite ffierntcoe Mo1roeooftrin
t1ener, at Der er Saab set 1,pe .l1o-
TAFT, ifisnt ban frctl1oeles er i Gpil
me6 @enipn til Sc iSoreue6e Staters
uoelutfenoe &ettisbe6 til at regulere
fin SSnbpanorirg. .5-..-....s ::
@e11ator 2obge bar i 8oston.
9es Moil1es, Soma, Sen 14oe
april. 6ore,,eoe Staters gel,ator
gilbert g.. Gl1nnlits al Soma erfle=
reoe / en- offe,1tlig Gale igaar a4ftes,
at oeriom Sc offentlsggiorte Meooe-
lelier ON Mmenben1enterne til Golfe-
forbl1nosu6fafet par forrefte, bil6e
ban itenne for &atififatio1t i @eua>
tet. Cumming parEen of 6e Se,ato=
rer, ion git n1eo paa 2ooges Hro>
tcitifripelie.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-17

Rapporter, !ugoe bar. lutte. ia neic
til DR. Na.llens l1otalelier a'lgaacll=
Sc 9illtanoene / HusloHo.
8ranting er be6 5ioen af sst6itir,
ling at 5ienotligbeoerne / Gabgr al
at beoe 8oli6epiferne oeiaa ON at
liifre 8resiefribeo, Ea1efribeo og Gor=
ia1nltngsfribe6. =
Set arnerifanife Meoe @ors bar
iggt ON 9itlaoelie til at ielge Bro-
piant til 8olibeDiferne, men bibt:l
bar 6e 6oreneoe Stater lite lbillct
bifalbe Wanen. g.. a.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-17
Dbligations:&jp
piier gafllemligbeb
moo be Wle1o JONI .
tog 9tl | &an1pell,

& bltgatipnerne I set feutte 6ribebs=
lam bpber paa eit 1bmerfet An=
lebning til at anbrinse 8enge. Sc
ssprenebe Cutters &esjerinS nil be-
tale ben. til6age nteb pasfenbe @en=
ter, Sc sjennent bette 2aan t11bprn= :
sebe Spare p8 selpfprnesteliespa
1ter bil ptfe fi8 at pere gapnlige. Wen
ben bistisfte @rmnb fpr at fnbffribere
paa bisfe SbligatiDner, ct, at vi paa
ben Nlaabe pifer ppr gafnemmeliebeb
fpr be,. aIimrenbe seir, iunt bDre
solbater panbt, % at III bialper til
at brnee Dmforg for benz 2lbet at
8 obiliierinsstibea % at ifaffe bent,
Dbab .be tren8er, inbtil BE alle Ct fo,,t=
met tilbase til isi.e Sient. Z
y. Y. 8nrnanif,
gupernJr al Minneipta.s
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-17
BnlHt1ruikHrtrr.
11fratnere erobret Simferopud paa
arim. @olibepiferme mpbiliie>
ret allie Wtanb &iga.

Noris oel1 156e Mpril. uMatin"
melote i6og, at ufrainife 8olibebifer
bap6e erobret Sin1feropol paa @rt11t,
9ebgle til @eba1topol. -,
&iebenbaon Sen t4oe Mpril. Sol,
fbebiferne bar n1obiliferet bele Ben
nlanolige @efolfniatg / &iga ,nellem
18 og 38 9lar, meloer ct Telegram
fra 2ibal, til bet lettiife Presiebu.
realt. 8olibepiferne 1iges ogiaa al
babe toget 300 i:16f{Doeliesrige 8or=
eere meo Zig io1n @ioiler til 9}us,
Ia,,b. Mbent Opr6r bin6res bore
peo terroriItt,iffe Wei61er.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-17
oet iapalife slmenbemeut ON 9ige-
ltilIcthe1 for &ocerne. 80.

oct lQpdlflle NHleIlDellteltl DlH S1ge-
1tilletbe6 for Nocerne.
Naris sen 12te Npril. Ell 6reo
g: ,6erg,iio1.) Set er I'LL Sat ,neb
alt Snaf om en- uYaalfereo". aan,
ffe Eraftaten fall b.ipe forelagt Sy-
iferne ne6 Ben lite Mai. Yerioner,
Oct itoar 1irman6sraa0et ner, tiger,
at gni9beo iii faftiif CT opnaaet AT.
goaen6e alle Sc pigtige Spprgsntaal,
grltatning, 9fploipprgs,naalet,
9aaroale1l i1t,,ne, Dan6ig og Sc tp'
ife @realer. Troftate1,s militGre
8etingelier bar Daret fproige flere
"e,1 repioereoe Golfefor>
41!stor Soc;o. 1ig til at foreleSS.
ges for ,. tns6e.
Com gren1pel poa> bporoa'l s Of,
feforbltnbspagten er flettet ian1nten
ne6 Sraftaten nnbnes Sr6lingen
af Gaaripsrgsuaalet. 5irnnnosraa.
set bar Be jtent> at @gten lfal bpre
l1noer Gotfcfor6lu1hets' pol;ttlfe Op-
lDn / en- Marrpffe, lneoens sSraufrigc
fontrolerer Sc berperel16e ltore SILL
gruber, bb;s enoelig @ien6on1sret
ifal afgiares al cit 6olfeafltem1ing
1tnoer 6orb1u6ets 9eselie.
(Sorti9ttes pan 2hen Gioe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-17
Nmerifanife fripi1lige ! Sen britiif

u, = : !. 4
Nmerifanife friuillise ! sen brittle
Mr1ne. Camp Mills, 81. g., ben. ..9oe
Mpri14: Meiten 2;600 Mn1erifanere,
Ser bperbeoe Jig ti6tig / arigen / sen
britilfe sfrme, bfep afrnpnitret ioag
efter at babe mootoget lin 8etalina
og &etieubgifterne til lit Stem. Sc
blep >bragt bio fo1n Tplge al ltenig=
Geo nellem Snooanorifg
oerl1e. og oe brittle Militernlpnoig,
beoer angaaen0e oeres Status.
8lanot &ropperne lag6e man Merfe
til Negre f..e6t / lfotife &ilts og meo
5pro6e5toffe. ,-.-
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-17
Arhrtnrrttp.
@ompers pruteitcrer' til 8illon mpb
en @teuuptaselie al ben interal=
lierebe &pmites &apport.,
Nmen6emert, erflGrenoe Gnsbeb /
9lrbei6erlougtpntn9 ,t,1,rltg,
fre,niat af q. q. Barnes.

FariS sen lite Mpril.- .Jreosfon=
fere11iens 9lenarleSiion peotog i5ag
Mapporten fra &on1itee,1 for internoz
tional slrbeioer**opgio1ing cfter EN-
Gisfusiion, iom parebe fem Ei1ner
S &apporten bar ct s(nle,,oement
forei ilaaet al g. g. Barnes, 9lrbei=
oermc6le1n al SET britiife &abinet,
erfienoen6e> at slrbeibsforbolo ler=
egne for Srientcn gipr oblolut GnS>
beo / s(rbetoerlopgip11ing unulio
sSn6en Mpoet, blep bnpet, p5eoe
FreIioent 8ilion 3Gantuel @ompers,
aomiteells 6orlnanb, Ell fort Sribut,
i6et fan beflageoe, at @on1pers iffe
fl1n6e bore tilltebe.
Seem O1rf Sen lite 9(pril. Ga
n11el @on1pers, Yreiioent for s(meriz
con federation Of 2abor, 1om netop
Jet fom11en Djcln ira &onfere11ien i
Yaris, bpor ban bar Torn;anb / 9o>
nitee11 for international 9!rbeiccr=
lobgipnil1g, ienote iafteg ct &abel=
telegram til ErGlioent 8iliou pro
telterenoe moo en- @icnoptoaellc al
6en 9fapport, ion -&olnitcen 1loar=
6ei6eoe. Frptelten ifpl6tes Weooe=
lelien onl at UreosfonferenIens Y.e=
nariesiton DaDoe pe6taget &apportsl1
meo ct slmeu0cmnt foreilaaet \af 6.
e. 8arnes, slrbci6ermeolem al oet
BRITTLE @obinct, erfjen6eu6e, at
~6orbolo i9regue for Orie,1ten gier
abiolut g1sbeo s(rbeioerlopgiDning
l1multg.~ Set tog @eroe11s @rbeioer=
reprelento11ter to Maane6er at fuo
iltan6 ocn11e 9fopport, iagoc Com:
pcrs.
slngoaen0c Hdpporten !o,n ltoar'
bei6et al BEN i;1terallicreoe s(rbeioer,
fo1nite lag6e @empers:
Set er ct ,@e6lfob til set gooe fo1
9(rbeioernc % Sen 1tore Wasie al
l6olfet / ale @er6ens 2an6e. @ap,
porte11 be1temlner, ct Der lfa1 DolocS
| iuteruationale 9lrbei6erfonferel1le1
aarlig, og at ct stDre Wellelntioer
jfal poretoge slrbeioernes Sntercsier
stpret beitaor al Ell. &epreiertan1
| for bper @egiertng, en- 8epr9lentanl
! for MrbciSsgiperne og ell s(rbeloer
befegot. &o,lfererien bill bpert ga:
beitemnle set 1rpite Wpbelteo. Gcl
ferite aonfere,1s bil Bin bolot !
8aibin9ton / Sftober neitfomnle'loe
% ieg er btepen 1,0ieet til Hrpfoen'
ior oenne aonferet1s. Sorbanolin
gerne bil bare i ii Tiger"
Gompers iagoe, at fplgenbe Gr
fleringer blep fre1niat al ben inter
alliereoe aon1ite lneo set @aab, a
oe piloe btipe i'1blelnmet 5reostraf
Itatell:
j. grbeioe lfol life betragtcs Jon
en- Span6elspare. .
2. On posiel,oe gtsrmorlan.
8. 0tte Gin1ers
a. 5omlne 9etaling for iann,
|Mrbeioe 1tof fgrf af- Maro cfer api,t
Sc, naor apantitet eg apalitet CT oc
|iannne.
5. Bern on Barn rbeioe:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-17
5tur&tt / UrxaH.
Meit:n 100 @erioner orebt / e',
Stornt, ion1 forrige Onsbag ia.
iebe / BET norblige Seras.
Glere bunbreoe Eeriomer fommen til
ffa6e. Gienbom for flere Ndl= .
liuner 9ollars pbelagt.

Gallas, Eeras, 4 ben 106e Mpril.
9enit item 100 blep 6rpbt, fttere bunores
.oe iaaret og gie1r6om for flere Mil.
lioner Dollars poelagt peo Stormene
Ons6ag Morgert norolige Geras
og iDolige Sflabo,na, ifelge @fterret.
ntnger tiol:g ioag. Gi6ite 0pgober
piite en- Gp6slilte paa 81, men ian0-
}pnligpis bill benne blibe itdrre, 11aar
man faar oroentlig Gorbinoelle igien
meo 1oro.ige Seros, bpor Sobet al
Menneifelip bar itgrit. @fa6en paa
slDlingerne bill antagel;g belebe fig
til Mlltoner,- 6a 6e fornemite Hro=
buffer Eerns par / bet 5ta6iunt, bl
6e 1etteft ifaoes al &egn og @iub. IL
Sc per1f biemiegte -@ountper
3eras bar @rapion 6annin, &u11t,
@oo6, @en5an6t, @icbita, Collin,
Camp oe Sttus. S 9flaboma melo,
tes Ser itsrlt Sfooe i 8rpan, Gotto,t
og Ho11totoc Gou,1tDer. Ser bleo
g6elagt for @nn6rebtlliilt6er Collars
/ 0liere6ifaber og Maiti,1er paa Die
felterne / @icbita og / ip6lige Ofla:
boma. =
@e6nings= og @jelpearbei6et fort
iattes Dele Nutten.. Iemti Eelte bleo
laant al %. 8. @.=2ogel1 ser bol6t
Meoe 0allas, og iet6t til 2eonarS,
Geras> bbor S bi6es 6ebe og Is iaa-
reoe. Oct >8b6e 4ors begpn6te oeiaa
at bielpe i 1llange al De berie6e 81
ltrifter.
Sfsge 9elegran1mer. ira alle 9e1e
al 6e bien1fGgte 9iitrifter er Euiino II
biemlpie. Mange-Ste6er iiges 2eJer,
ne iffe at bore iitono til at tage iig
af alle oe iaare6e. Ser bar, life
Rlaos NOT @oipitalerne og 2eg,-
n1ioler trengtes baar6t., Suite, Of,
feutlige 8pgninger og @foler bleb
u6itpret ionl ni6lerti0ige &oip;taler.
Sire Stor,ne git ober ct fort Streg
ltr9ffenoe Jig fra norolige Del nf
n1i6tre Seras til 9lrfanias. S Gerars
fana, Teras> blep en- Meger blnit fle-
re-bun6reoe CARDS. 2iget bleb fu11-
6et / ct 9rp. 9eer @olters, 9flo.,
blelte to Men6 ne6 / en- 0an6tanf
og tilbragte flere elmer ser. 6or
poerligere at bge glenoigbe6en falot
Eernperatnren iterft inat og Snc
bleb nelot i flere Diltriftcr. Noro.
beitltge Eeras og Sflaboma bar 69fz
fet al 5ne i6ag. s Hanban6le falot
ser 10 CONNER .Sne og sser,1bone.
troftfen blep forltDrret.
Stortnen atretteoe 9oeleggefie i
ct al Beroens bigtiglte 0liefelter. S S
0ljeitreget 11er 8urfbnrl1eh, Eeras,
og Walfers, Sfla., bill 5fooen belgbe
iig til Sunore6tulit6 eoa 6isie
|5te6ers og 11pr 2aiptou, 9fla., bar
Ser en- iDare 9oelaggelfe al @eoifa.
ber % Maifiner % Oil uftionel1
BIZ n11tagelig blipe hin6ret betrogte-
zig.
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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-04-17
Gfnlher ran nfifebine6e spIhnte,

sfplber paa afifeoisebe solbater,
ct. Bouts ben lite glpril 8oIitiet
poaftob i6ag, at nfifeoiaeoe goloater.
bab6e r6pet 8abe n=8anfe11 ct.
Bouts igaar for $59, 400 slltorite.
ter figer, At Rolitiet er bi6e,loe ON
bDents go1loii iitter1Ie er s
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-13
OkLAHoMA'S GREAT ROAD
 BILL ROUNDING TO SnApl
Roads to Be Built With Proposed sSo,. o00,0e0 Fund Win Me Purely
 State Affairs.

Oklahoma City, Feb. s--Salient features of the administration good roads bill were agreed upon today by the senate committee on roads and highways of Che Oklahoma legisla. ture, which as had ia hand Che fran. ing of Che road measure. The flea. tures of Che bin agreed upon provide for bond issue of $50 .00o .00e as sup. ported by Governor Robertson and ad valorem tax to raise the money.
 The road program would be strictly a state proposition under the com mittee agreement The bin as a whole has not yet been reported out of the committee.
 Other features of the measure agreed upon by the senate committed provides that counties will not be asked to provide money either fos construction or maintenance. The question of whether adjacent proper. ty owners will be asked Go pay any oi the construction cost was decided h the negative by the committee, but it was agreed that these property owners would be required to pay part of the maintenance cost,
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-13
REED ATTACKS LEAGUE PLAN.
The Senator Calls the Society of Ma.
 tions a Witches Cauidron."

Washington, Fob, 5.-Another ad. dress attacking the proposed League of Nations was made ii tho Senate today by Senator Reed of Missouri, who criticized the plan as a "witches' eauldron,n which might involve the United States in untold foreign com plications He referred to the Bryan arbitration treaties, adding,
 While we are swinging incense to tho God of Peace, Germany was forg. ing her weapons for war"
 Today at Paris, Senator Reed de. clared, Eve arc dreaming the old dream of super-nation, brother. hood of man, a common control of all the races ef the world
 Referring to reports that the Unit. cd States might participate in manda. tories over Turkey, Senator Reed as. serted that imposition upon "the upn, serted that imposition upon 'the un. tions would be just as much viola tion of freedom as imposition of Turkish institutions on this country
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-13
NEW PLANS FOR STREET LIGHTS
City Officials and Commonwealth Company Agree oA Arrangement of Lamps That Win Give Citizens
 Greatly Improved Service.

Mena is to have 8 street lighting system that will be a credit to the municipality, or as one citizen put it, Wen be not only the highest, but the ightest county seat in the state"
 Mayor Smith, members of the city council, and interested citizens met Manager Harry Talton at the office of the Commonwealth Public Service Company Thursday night and came near burning the midnight oil in their efforts to solve the city's street light ing needs.
 The result of their united efforts was a plan for rearranging the 150 electric lights the city gets for street illumination under the franchise with the Commonwealth company. The re- arrangement as shown by the large map prepared and now ready for in spection at the eompany's office, shows that everyone of the principal busi- ness and residence thorofares in the city will hay elights.
 The l50 lights in the eity's system of illumination are in addition to the White Way. Of the number 12 are 100 eandlepower lamps, which for the present will be used at the downtown street intersections. Later on. if ar engagements can be made for having the White Way operated all night, these dozen lights can be used in the residence district The plan of ' lighting as now outlined not only GOV CTS the city in an impartial manner, but provides extra good illumination for Janssen Park.
 ! The map showing the location of the lights can be seen at the office of i the Commonwealth company and the city officials ask that interested citi- zens call and see if any improvements can be made in the proposed arrange ment. An additional request is also officially made of citizens that they immediately report any street light that may not be burning. Such re- ports should be made to the Common wealth company and Manager Taltor i promises the promptest sort Of re. newals
 Work of placing the street lights under the new system will require some time for final completion. A number of changes in circuits will have to be made and new lines built but Manager Talton promises to use lall due diligence in having this work done. The improvement in the street lighting system is estimated to cost the Commonwealth company at least $5,000, but Manager Taiton consid CTS it good investment.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-13
TELLS OF THE BATTLE FRONT.
Sergt-Major Eric NJ. Borden Writes
 Parents at Potter.

Sergeant Major Erie M Borden of the First Battalion of the 9th Infan- try, in letter under date of Decem- Der Is, writes his parents, Mir and Mrs. J. R. Borden of Potter, that he is among the troops of occupation, located at Trieves, Germany of which place he says.
 This is a real good city, and espe- cially for the soldiers es we have fine barracks You may imagine how one feels to be in a real place after some three months of hiking anu fighting without shelter even to sleep under"
 Continuing, he writes: "Well. we are thankful that it was over before the cold weather, as it would have been disagreeable to have had to lay out in a shell hole and dodge shrap- nel and bullets while the snow was falling"
 Writing further of his experience, he says: We spent some three months in quiet sectors, then the bat tie of Frappelle, the drive en St. Mi hiel lient, the battle of the Argonne and then the drive on and crossing the Mouse river and the drive east of the Mouse, in which we wound up on the eleventh month, eleventh day and eleventh hour, being on the front line when the big guns stopped roaring
 Sergeant Borden volunteered for service and was among the first reg ular troops to be sent overseas.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-13
STEEL GRANTS
 RESTRAINING ORDER
Polk County Officials Are Legally No. tified to Not Use Funds for Tick
 Eradication Work.

Circuit Judge James S. Steel has granted temporary restraining or der in the tick eradication controver- sy, copy of his official decree hav- ing reached Circuit Clerk W. L. Park CT Saturday. The jurist's order is the result of the petition filed by Ben Hawkins, J. A. Hunter, W. V. Dan iels and R. T. Payne, asking that County Judge Finger, County Clerk Alexander and County Treasurer Mount be restrained from using any of the county funds for tick eradi- cation work. The temporary decree halts expenditures until the petition can be acted upon in the Circuit court, which convenes April 21.
 The petitioners have filed bond of $500 as required by the order of the judge, that they will appear in court and prosecute their appeal The bond filed is signed by M. J. Lewis, L. o. Cooper and J R. Neal.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-02-13
SUFFRAGE AGAIN
 LOST BY 4 VOTE
Federal Constitutional Amendment Defeated in Senate by One Less Than Necessary Two-Thirds-
 Opposition Largely Racial

Washington. Feb. 10. Woman suf- frage by federal constitutional amendment was beaten again today in the senate. The house resolution for submission of the amendment failed of adoption with 55 votes in favor of it, and 2s against. one less than the necessary two-thirds,
 The resolution was opposed by Senator Gay, of Louisiana, who said he favored woman suffrage and had worked for the passage of a state resolution when member of the Louisiana legislature, but that he was against the pending resolution. This opposition was based principally on the racial question, the senator de. claring it's passage would open an old sore in the South that would cause a serious situation to develop.
 There was no demonstration eith- CT by advocates or opponents of the resolution as the senate vote was ali nounced Immediately afterward however statements prepared in ad. vance were given out by the National American Woman Suffrage Associa. tion. Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt president, was quoted as declaring
 "It is not the women. it Is the ma. tion that is dishonored"
 A statement attributed to Dr. An. na Howard Shaw, honorary president of the association;
 "It is to be regretted that the Unit. ed States congress has failed tc measure up to the spirit of democra. cy expected of 1t by all the world"
 Chairman Jones of the woman suf frage committee said:
 T am sure that the resolution vii be adopted by the next congress. Tn, men who voted against it took a ter. rihle responsibility"