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New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
By ". ]. Macbeth

, lie Yankees and Dodgers will play n
,.ng exhibition n 1921, as has been
.. custom the last several years. it
8; definitely decided yesterday at a
,aisrence between the local American
.ague clubs board OF strategy end
.s.les H. Ebbets. president Of the
3,.oslyn Nationals.
Edward C. Barrow, business manager
Z he Yankees, WI leave in the course
3. week OF al extended tour Of
.aa!sians and Texas. Il it is decided
Ia. il vould be 10 the best interests
D. the Yankees to switch its training
,s;s from jacksonville. Fla, to some
e.Y IN ether Of those states, the Dodx-
x, 100, would probably move further
rss-. Squire Ebbets has empowered
3.,row to selec. new training camp
1r his club, also, in that event.
Florida is anxious 70 have both the
s.ionsl League champions and Babe
2q.d return TO the Qeninsular state
.sn:. where the then worlds cham
sor Reds trained year ago, has bid
= 10Th teams L would be impracti-
aae, however, for TIE Two clubs to go
,.-s as ttere is bu. one ball park, and
e. squads could Ect work out prop
:.y al the same time.
Palm Beach is seeking q big league
.ss, and provided the me hotel
-olnds should be offered. one OF the
70 might 60 there, while the other
z.nt 10 Miami These two popular
r-tsr resorts are situated 50 closely
nseiher that l. 'ould be possible to
;i7 several exhibition games every
sex
Barrow is perfectly far lar with
iscida and g.. It's available cities, as
= toured the state thoroughly before
Ilssc,ing Tampa as training place in
9: spring of 1913 Unless Louisiana
Iexas car ofer something fine, it is
ra;e than likely he Yankees will re
IN to Jacksonville. In that event
3,ooklyn probably would move BIZ
''.hsr south. In case Barrow should
s-.t. New Orleans, where the Cleve-
I'D worlds champions We're encamped
a. slr.ng' Brooklyn still could go
III 70 Florida
lie teams then could make a juno
-s aa their departure from the South
- customary encourage in com
l. BACK home. Tais, ever. would
.l1ts the 9gssi ioility Of q series Of
,laag games such as we're possible
',.a TIE two teams encamped in the
1 a. ri;-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Nosuls Plan
An Exhibition
Tour in Solltl,
u,,row Soon to Select
Training Grounds; Has
authority of Both Teams
Iudge Londis Begins
His Baseball Duties

CINCINNATI. Nov. 2O-The first
l. official baseball call of Judge
r.,.saw Mountain Iandis, in his
.,sacity as chairman of the Ma
,;s,al Baseball Commission. was
=, Cincinnati to-day. He conferred
nth August Hermann, former
,b,irman of the National Commis-
.;,a. relative 10 the removal of all
,,s.bali records that accumulated
daring Herrmann's tenure of office
"a the new headquarters of the COM
Mission in Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Bowie Entries

AM ha!f furlouss1 FoyIr' III. -
- Iino,ec ~ II Master Jack,
laeques. II4 Harp Of tie 'eNlSPth N6rth ~. ~.
"a. Golden Flint. liz Moule A' Barnes. GAR ass.
chanan and pulany entrg
Second rac~ 'three -ycar-olds and up
Tho Belgian II. l4o, Joc Joe il @hero-
blne. ll5, Yankee Notions. lie; Da!rvre..,.
i..3 III Tp"dseol. 'l2: Pi9ntagenet llg. -,
Al Pierce ll2, scrub LsAv. l5a General
Cardona, los; Lonely Ioe. Bahette. lo9
'Leoti Fay, lo4. Also elieible-Forc-
'Daisy Vein. l0e -V' b
Third race oThe Chatterbo1 purso ,,vo-
yoar-old nllios nv" nnd -hait furionrs)
Dough Girl in Blus ''i5@ Bell. A09ess fos 1on, l9s
umm,a. los Antilles. los. Fern Lass. ict,
AHnf,[e :, K IT,. ana sis5@F 4. lo4 staunch lo4
Fourth race Crhe Redwood pnrso. .tr.,
yte".fr- ODDS ana upward. ono milc) Tom
the Hoost. los, sunnylaud. loi Kalco.
lN-. Wilton Arrow gt Ior4 1i., ~ IL. ~
es. Siren Maid. 95 lady Beyar,''"1
Ft'th race Crhe lockwood purse. second
uiiie) War Ioue. Il4. veteran lll Guam
Gnur. JOS. Ballet Dancer IL l0s. loan
10 Goaler' l04. sandy Beal. l02. Bin
Nh race ciaimine. three year -olds
"Nl o," up~"Fd onr mil ana scventy ynrds)
H.. Malvoms lio. ls'.,,,,a.-'a ia Pc
1snt ,nt lo' Marl" Auiolnc,te. I07. Sister
,.'tp''in lyi SIR clnrcnce. 102. st. Isl
d"'" 100 'Foihcflng Airs l0g
seventh rnce (clMmine: three -year-olds
amt upward. one uilc ana a si,t.cnth F.
i,'' W. -" - Aurum. ia: Paul connolly.
~ p, ia. Sentimental. 1906. Wi
.'i' lv' MnrErfy los. aIltanIum. loo,
~ ~ n,"ur lV3 katie Canal, l03 Galley
"a n,"u, lu1 'hognrr. lot; 'Pison. lol'
"Apnfentirr al ri,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

ners ISSUED to-day follow
Medicni Corps
MeHtWaIe. L. r H.. =, 70 s,.1, camr Lee.
RalnSr. - lr. j. 4. % san Francisco.
lIonoraolr dischsrged-Iaschc Major y.
g. caruuh.il. Major y. r. NoodinE.
capt. g.. r. Sedsley, Capt +. r. stone,
r4p. U.. Hurd. Capt. p. b; Scott,
'apt. ll. H.. ~tart1. lst 1t. l. :.
Air Service
iolov.as second 'ieuts,nants . l,ort sam
I.Add A. K. Virgin. T. +
FolloNiug second Neutrnants to Fort Sil.
johnson. a L.. Sniyely, J. smith, :.
wright Cap " Is. jr, to Cambridge,
Hamilton. % u. \ G. 70 Keyy Field.
Honorably discharged Ewel Capt. J. r
Brown, ist l.. ]. z; Kennedy -d 1t.
c. b.
Watts, It. ,,. Col. A p. 'q q,- ManLla =
f'qnGF12i5 F cTove' capt. Fl. r. Kizes d Ii.
J. G.. Compton. I'd 1t. ". T.
Quartermnster Corps
Challice, 1t. G jr.. to Logan, Utah.
Buckbee. CAPT. E. J. to Camp Alfred va!l.
Harmon, Capt. II X. 70 Pittsburgh.
Brooks, 1t b. W. to Camp Jackson
Fleming 1t. J. T, 20 Preside OF san
Honoraely dlsoharged-sneerinseT. I'd
Il. NJ r.
Coast Artillery Corps
Berry It, c. L.. 70 Governors Island.
Day 1t p ). TO Governors i Island.
Miller. Capt. L. a. 70 Camp Jackson.
Courtney, Capt j, 10 Washington.
Signal Corps
Clarke. I'd 1t. {. ". to Fort Sam Hous-
Honorsbiy rgea-Maior Crook. ".
+; Capts. Egan. J johnson. s.
United States Army
Nidor. Capt ". <. to Providence.
HonOrably dis, harged-Capts. Lansing. D.
X johnson, II r.
Cavalry
r.lworth Major II. 5 to Columbia Mo.
Say es, Mator J. T. to Ames, Iowa,
Se.by, Tt. ! K. to Los Angeles
OK. 1t. c: b. TO Columbus. Ohio.
Och,. 1t. W. ' d, to St Mary's Kansas.
miscellaneous
Ross. Major :. s. Finance Dept TO Fort
Washington
kohlosy, l.. f H. Eugrs. TO Camp Jack
son.
Honorably dlscharged-Capts Flanagan.
A. Dental C.. Bradner. n. y. p, c.
". S. 1st Its. schreiber. G. F. NJ. f.
A, McNaught. ". II. T. A Harrison,
L. j., san. C.. ChamberIin, A. H, Vet c.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Shipping News

hacoquillas, San Juan via Guanico; Ciau.
Horn (Br) Bordeaux: Wuoolo. Havre
Sailed Persier f3elg). Antwerp; Mons
fNor). Norfolk and Newport News Aero
lus. New York, Lake Eluwood Nykjbing
Finchley tBr). Norfolk; Cauplin Liver
pool and Rotterdam; Wendland (Br). Rot
terda!n; Sllversand (Br). Bordeaux: Colin
Livingstone. Nayre. Java (ItaD. Gibral-
tar; Baltic (Sved), Gothsnburs
CHARL ESTON 5 e. Nov 20-Arriyed .
Arapah hoe New York and proceeded 70
York. - -'7"
CAPE HENRY Va. Nov 2O-Passed IN
Tor Battmors IrevarracH (Br). Norfolk
Eanstu6n CD Bordeaux; Csrenco, Glas
gov" Passed out from Baltimore: Koh-
nan (Jap). Eavre; Eastern Dawn, Rotter-
dam Modica cNorl: Berger; salavorry,
Hsvre; Canaguey 'Fr>. New York, Mars
JACKSONVILLE. Fla Nov 20-Arrived
delpha Saifed Cornanche. New york
IN, lI oH4s.ests s'' Ligonier' Port Arthur
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Nov 2o-Arrived
strs Grounsund 'nan). Rotterdam. Kate
Cutcombc (Br). Genoa; Svend II 1Nor).
Esoerg Larlstan tBr). Favre sailed: Strs
Guzco %, Rrest; Port Darwin lBr). Lon
Friesland (Br). AvonInouth: Honnendago.
Rotterdam Venus tSpar(, Durham; Guer-
nica lSpan} fquique, Wltran tBr)
NORFOLK. Va. Nov 20-Arrived: strs
Aspen eaf tHr), Gibraltar; Staur (Nor),
Greenock Lake Catherine, New York G A
Copely New York; Victor De Chavarri
Span. France. Kate lGk), s. Nazaire.
Burnweil. Port Lobos Waimana lBr). New
Zealand; Trevanion tBr) Bordeaux. Orisn
Npanl indefinite. Gonancy. Rotterdam:
Polykotor (Gk) Fredercia; Agawanl New
Orleans Consuelo SPAN. Cristoba /.
Sailed Str5 Lake Ennis. Santa Cruz, Nepos
CNor}. Baltimore; Lexington tBrl Man
chester Western Hope, Galveston. Hart
field (Br), Marseilies; Cuzco 10. unknown,
Pennyworth (Br), unknown: Monginevro
N), unknown: Le!agoA (Dan), unknown
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 2o-Cleared: strs
British Maple obrl Rotterdana va New
ca, New York. Fris'a ODu), Amsterdam
Via Vera cruz. Savannah. Nigo and
Corurua Spain. Plymouth and Boulosne .
berg ,Swed). Havre and Bremen. John
K Gibbons. Georgetown. B g. Via Antilla
Cuba and Paranaribo, B G; Polbana
(Nor), Rotterdam via Galveston, Steel
trader. Calcutta and Bombay, India, via
Aigiers Ptraus. smyrna Alexandria,
Perrin and karachi; Tuladi Rio de Janeiro
PORT EADS. La Nov 20-Arrlved strs
Corraies Cape Gracies. George g Henry
Iampico; Lake Wimico, Tela New Co
lumbia (Br), Bermuda: Nils (Nor), New
Gene Craw!ey Tamp!co Lake Pickaway.
Vera cruz; Noelle. ROtterdarn Sinaioa
1Nor), Frontera Via Tampico and Vera
Cruz. Tegucigalpa (Hond) Ceiba.
PORT TAMPA Fla. Nov 20-Arrived:
Str Nascotte New YORK
P0hT ARTHUR. Tex, Nov oo-sailed:
ST. Ts>r2r, l-s, su'phnr No; 8 Tslnpico
Rarge Connpaut. Port Arthur saNed
TAMPA, Fla, Nov Arrived Lake
Ta,npico: Motorshin Maiav. Eouduras.
SchT \ issequOQue. calbar}eu.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
''rri in Garden Grind;
Aramer 'NIaY Also Start

sscssco Nerri. Isaiy's sprint cham
" n tce a.ga seas. bound for
'-n'sy = compete in the six-day
ss Isce, ~n.cn wiil be ned in
~ SQUARE Garden. starting two
ss 'f9Fa tor GIT Verri MAS L great
~ IN otaes Gard.n grinds.
.. ~ are beng made By Manager
-,4p'ea- - raye Frank Kramer,
..'snn-s. Champion, start IN tnc
q f1ce. Inc dean of BIKE riders
:, s-9'cing his answer. X -ncr
-. rot e,ssr rn!ess ne is e.r-
>, tan - ~ ~ naus
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Poly Prep Harriers Win
Private Schools Race

PoIy Props 'cross-coun1ry team
scored an easy victory in the private
schools cross-country championship
run, which Immediately followed the p.
5. A. l.. championships. Poly finished
with low team total Of % and Ethical
Culture was second with So.
] be aNInmNrN.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
ST. Peters Prep Victorious

The -. reter'a Prep football team Of
Jergey cry defeated The Carlton Arad-
crny cleyen ot the JcfHey city Ban
park yesterday afternoon by a score Of
II TO q. The game wss featured by
Gaven's cighty-yard run for II touch
down. Murtsgh, slane and KegAn
sueh
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Nov 20 o- Arrivcd etrs
Rouuton Grange (Brl. Rotterdam. Lal<e
Charlottesville. Port TAmpe Cuborc Eel
ton; Ncpos ,Nor). Norfolk. Watsness tBr)
Las faimas Ontario. Boston. Cleared
StrH Camnguey. New York Nleolaos Atha-
nnssulir tGk). bordeaux: Key Vest (Nor,,
kopervils Stagp0oI (Drl. barcelona, Kla-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

y. I. Military Academy Wins

OUKN " WALL-ON-HUDSON Y. Y.
NOV. 20.-ln a fast game marked by
many trick plays and Spectacular runs.
New York Military Academy beat East
man College. "a to 8, to-day
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Marine Reports
THE TIDES
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Vessel and Port r)ocked AZ:
-Aquitania, SOUTHAMPTON ......Pier -. y r
NarNlaNla. Liverpool ......... Pier 56 \ r
=; Ansglea; ~ cd phia...... Pier 81,
Lake Hcaneon, san Juan. Anchored off
staten Island
Porto Rico. Ponce. .......P Pier IS, Bklyn
De Soto Port Lobos Pier $
Lake Gardner. Gibara. ''''' W. ''''''' y
Anchored of Staten Island
= Ascne, Galveston Pier {, Constable
Gateway city. Philadelphia Anchored of
StavanFeren. Curacao ...... pier II. BKlyn
~ st Helix. DunAirk.. Pier .. Hoboken, y J
Dungarnoa. Tampico. Anchored off Liberty
Ceci. County, Port Lobos Pier 5.
Ohio. Yorktown. Anchored off
Socony %. Beaumont. North llth st. Bklyn
ls.a de Paney. Cadiz......... Pier $, r r
Lake Wv, st Thomas. Anchored IN
Aymeric, CibraltarAnchored IN Quarantine
Berth Changes
Vessel. Transferred TO
a bron. ..,.......,...'. Anchored in stream
Cotalti.... Teboe's Yacht BASIN. BrookIyn
Donald Mckay Teboes 5 Yacht Basin. Bkiyn
El Mundo o............ Robin y D. Brooklyn
George " Truitt Jr nth st, Hoboken, y J
Halsey ey...................P Pier As. Brooklyn
Hickman. Morse's y y. Brooklyn
Hnton .Tietjen & Lang'a d D. Hoboken
Lysefiorf ..-..--- -'.- Conover st, brooklyn
Maraeaibo. .............. Pier II. Brooklyn
Mary y..... .Tfotfor & Lang's u D. Hoboken
MassiloE. bridge Fletchsrs D y, Hoboken
Mcfarland ....-. tletchers D y. Hobohen
Moouiite .............. Clinton ST, Brooklyn
Murdrlta.. ...... Pier TO, E r
Ossa Anchored off Weehawken. y !
portueuese Prince Robins d u, BrooSlyn
Pyro ............... 35th St. Brooklyn
san Marcos Tietlen & Lang's D y. Hoboken
Santa Marta.... .....,.......P Pier g. Il
Shlnbu Maru ..........,...
Anchored OF Weehawken. N J
Shortsville Pier 2. Il r r. Jersey city,
Vincennes Bridge. Cranes ID y, Brooklyn
yaka. Pier 20, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Army Orders
Niedicni Corps

rrons Tie Tr.bune'g Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Army or
lers issued to-day follow:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
FOREIGN PORTS

Nauburg-S ) Caroline
Autw"rp--S s PocsA0ntas
piraeus : Trojan Prime.
sydney. \. s VS. : CITY q Newcastle
'aiiz--S : .Jullant
Bombay : St Andrew
Naicuita-S : Trensvke
Monteviteu-N : Nythegiif.
AleXanurla-S ; Bay Head
It MiChaels-S $ Cr~uC
Liverpool IS Monmouth
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Departures tor New Yorh
tHl. f.n 5 : Nconet
TRAN .ititIC MAIL

Japan. Corca. Siberia China. SIAM
French lndoch hina Netherlands. East
Indies and Philippine Islands. via Van
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

Carnania IlYer7ool. $50 AN 1900 NJ
Port Rico. san Juan. . ------- 300 NJ
Maracaibo Curacao. o.... -- ZOO NJ
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Nayv Orders

From, The Tr,ourc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Navy or
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

During Mr. Hurley's term as chair
man Of the Shipping Board several an
nouncements were made that large
numbers Of the wooden ships had been
sod 10 Scandinavian interests, but all
these negotiations fell through.
According to the latest report Of the
bureau of navigation Of the Depart
The Little River news., 1920-07-24
King Rider News.

King Rider Community, July 22.- (SpeciaD-Well it is still hot with plenty of rain and crops are looking fine.
 T. s: Smith is about the busiest fel- low in this community. He has an acre and half of cantaloupes and up co date he has sold $170 off the patch and is stell selling.
 D. l. Clovers visited J. w. Clovers Saturday night and Sunday.
 Tie making is on the boom again
 Fred Smith is soon quite often over across Caney.
 The Farmers Union at this place is still growing It has 27 members with several more applications for member ship
 L. J. Edwards is busy shipping can. taloupes.
 Mrs Atthey Overstreet of Idabel Okla., is visiting relatives here this week
 The farmers in this community say they don't figure on buying feed next year as they think they will have plenty.
 Arthur Evans and Arch Dover visits Arkinda quite often these days.
 Quite few were at the singing last Sunday.
The Little River news., 1920-07-24
Flat Greek News.

Flat Creek Community, July p. = (Special)-Farmers are at rest here this week. The rain gave them a lay off.
 School is going on here now. and all seem to like the teachers.
 R. J. Wright is still putting up good roads.
 Mrs. E. s. Davis is visiting her son, Earl Davis, near Critten Ridge this week.
 Joe Brown has gone to manufactur- ing ties.
 High Johnson says if the boys want to work come to the Stanley Hicks mill on Flat creek. They will start tie mill the 26th.
 Born to MT. and Mrs. Robert John ston, girl. MT. Johnston is all smiles this week.
 Remember preaching at Flat Creek Sunday. Brother Cannon will preach lat 8 o'clock. Everybody come.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry's baby has been very sick this week, but is improving now. MT Stines and family and Mrs Tom Mason visited MT. and Mrs. Johnston Sunday.
 Remember Sunday bchoo1. Every Sunday at Flat Creek.
The Little River news., 1920-07-24
HELD UP BY BANDIT
Edward Beasley and William Bryant
 Have Exciting Experience.

Texarkana, July 21.-Edward Bea- sley, son of H. V. Beasley, who, in company with William Bryant, left Texarkana in an auto yesterday morn ing for Baker Springs, was held up and robbed by a masked iiighwayman at 10 o'clock this morning near Dierks according to telephone message re- ceived by MT. Peasley shortly after the holdup.
 The thief secured SIS, but overlooked SIS which young Beasley had in anoth- CT pocket. Young Beasley's conver- sation failed to disclose how much was taken from Mir. Bryant, but it is pre- sumed he also was the victim of the robbers attentions.
The Little River news., 1920-07-24
FOR AMENDMENT NO. II. AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. IA.

Proposed Amendment Ne. fl to the
 Constitution of Arkansns.
 House Joint Resolution submitting to ths qualified voters of the State of Ar kansas, an amendment to the Cosisdtu- ton thereof providing fer equal suf- rage to men and women.
 rr~~ntstives and tho Senate of the state of Arkansas. Majority of Beth Kouses Agreeing Therefor
 That the following Is hereby pro posed as an amendment to the Consti- tuition of the State of Arkansas ana the same being submitted to the eiec- tsstlon at the next general election ssr Senators and Representatives, If majority of the electors voting at such election adopt such amendment the stitutien of the State of Arkansas to- wit:
 as amended by Amendment No. 3. adopted January the 14th,, 1889. hs .msnaed B.. tysys sS Tssd :Is,1en .s 1en'ws ot tn. United States of the age of twenty-ons years. who has resided in the stafs twelve months in the county sds as ward one month. next preceding any election atwhich they may propose to vote. except such persons, rs,sn as may h d dor ppssssd Sy the asnerai Assembly, an9 Who shall exhibit . poll tax receipt oS other evidence that they have pAA theis psll tax At the tune of eollect- iag tsxes nsxt preceding such else. ticn. shall ks allowed te vote at any eie1tien fn thA state of APkansas. Hfe- Vl1sA that persons w1s make .atisfas-I tery Drsef that they havs Attainsd thei AEe of twsnty-sns ysaPs sincs the} tin: .i .s:.ssiss s..:. .:s' gP.so:s,n,nsI| .,n \ aeesssAfy @ualiheA usRa. ehall es perl nlttsA e vVts. a1A DrevSA0 fursAeh| SAAt Shs sAi1 tax PsosiDt shall hs se| nArksA by lAssA stamp 1T writtsn eA-| e whom 1t nay bs Arst presented aeI e preveAt the hsldss thereof frenI vo1ng More than enee ct gay election n is 1esiarsA ts bs the purpose of thu amsnlMsnt te AAny the right of suR. .aee ts aiisss end 1t is aeeiersd to bA lAo purpose of this amendment to cons for svhfags equally sDsn both ms4 aAa womsn, without regard to ssA Provided that womea ehAll net be come DsllsA ts serve eA 1NFisA
 tA the efftcs of Secretary of State February {. 1s1S.
 Witness my hand and official seo ais 18th Gay of April, 1sio.
 (Seal) TOM J. TERRAL
 Secretary of StntA
The Little River news., 1920-07-24
Winthrop News.

Winthrop, July 22.-(Special)- Mrs. Susie Gerlack of Dallas, Texas, is wis., iting her mother, Mrs. w. E. Peyton of this place this week.
 G. H. Gray was in Texarkana Thu rsday morning.
 Misses Agnes and Ruth Mitchell re- turned Thursday after few days visit with friends in Wilton
 Mrs. J. o. Dildy is in Texarkana this week, where she is under medical treatment. She will undergo an op- eration for appendicitis soon.
 Morris Sessions, who has been visit ing with relatives in Texarkana, is home this week.
 w. A. Stocker and son, Jesse, left Thursday for visit with relatives in Quay, Okla.
 Misses Velma Tate. Hattie Schlup and Fay Scholl, representing the Win throp club, are attending the short course at Magnolia this week.
 Several others went from the sur rounding clubs to Magnolia
 Robt. Sessions was in Idabel We'd nesday.
 Tollie Webb was here from Texar. kama Sunday.
 Rev. c. s. Wales filled his appoint. ment here Sunday afternoon.
 c. l.. Hicks of TeXarkana was here Monday.
The Little River news., 1920-07-24
Oak Hill News.

Oak Hill, July 19.-(SpeciaD-Ple sant weather and good rains enjoyed by ,he farmers.
 Frank Paulk and Rural Phillips were pleasant callers at the home of Feb Love Sunday.
 Frank Patterson is on the sick list this week.
 Fishing seems to be in vogue now.
 Miss rearle Simmons Is visiting m Allene this week.
 Fred Wright and wife spent Satur. day evening with Mrs. Love.
 Rev. D. H. Wood and children visited MT. and Mrs. Dock Simmons of Allene Friday.
 Everyone seem pleased with our nsw teachers
 Little Hazel Love ls suffering with a severe case of poison ivy on tho face and legs
 Miss Elizabeth Wood spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Feb Love
 It seems that it is about time the preachers gathered at Oak Hill and get their share of fried chicken. And there seems to be plenty of sinners to talk to.
 Walter Arnold and family. Dick Pat
The Little River news., 1920-07-24
PRAPosED LEGISLATIVE AMENHA
 AHNT.

PreDeseA AAenAment Ne. IA, te tAA
 Co.stitutBen of ATkansas.
 Amending Section 1 of Article , sa tho Constitution of the State of ArkAn- sas. as amended hy Amendment No. .. adopted January 14th. 1909: providing that svsry citizen of the United StAtsa having the prescribed residence in the State. except those deprived of the right hy law for the commission et felonies. shall bs allowed to vote at any election. upon exhibiting . peu tax receipt CT other evidence of pay nent of poll tax; providing that p~. assessing taxes and before election. possessing the ether necessary quail, audi, providing that judges of election shall mark or stamp poll tax receipts as the time of voting to prevent the holder the from voting more than ence at an elsctien: and declaring 1t the purpose of the amendment to deny right of suffrage ts aliens and to confer the right of suffrage equally upon men and women, without regard to sex. provided that women shall not be conn., pslled to serve on juriss.
The Little River news., 1920-07-24

terson and family spent Thursday and Friday on Little River
 Ophelia Shafer got fish bone in his throat Wednesday.
 Albert Shafer and wife of SilOam, Texas, visited relatives here Thursday and Friday.
 The club boys and girls left today for Magnolia.
 Crops are fine at Oak Hill.
The Little River news., 1920-07-24

do not live in towns having high schools may obtain appointments and enter the University Training High School, where they may prepare them- selves for the freshman class.
 Complete information about the University may be obtained by address, ing the Registrar of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville"
The Little River news., 1920-07-24
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 Winthrop. July 22.-(SpeciaD-The Winthrop club held a meeting July 14. For the first time we held our meeting out on our schoo lawn where everything was clean and cool. and had plenty of fresh air. The meeting began at 3:15 in the after noon. Roll being called and every member of the club answered present, in the name of some bird. After roll was called, the program was rendered and all the unfinished business was completed. Then we exercised for a while. yelled some and played some games. and sang some songs. Meet adjourned at 4:25 and all went home.
The Little River news., 1920-07-24
;ountv Judge Mecord Will
 Award Scholarships 10 6

County Judge P. M. McCord has cen authorized to appoint students the University of Arkansas, and be- w you will find 8 statement by him: t"I am pleased to announce to the >ung men and women of Little River eunty that am authorized to appoint students as beneficiaries in the diversity ofrArkansas at Fayetteville. nese poilItments entitle the holder free tuitiop for four years.
 "The University is a state supported 'tUti1 Jntained by the tax pay
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 ,AOf the state. In addi-
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 .so4 4sysared in colleges, it con- es. as part of it's organization, State Colleges of Agriculture and lgineering, and is the only institu- T in the state giving complete col courses and degrees in these im- tant industrial subjects.
 Srse.. University has also College In q ion, whose graduates receive ssy' wh ntitling them to teach in the U. s N,ools for life.
 For O. young :adies there are 1oads-.sorrses in domestic science
 Mduates of these courses For The U. demand as teachers ana as For benCs Ill cahhlhs clup anu evesywlomics work, and at good Cords.
 HNMysNw qission to the University as ANX1'MNitioned student, one must be a high school graduate. Those who