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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
Brifiie6er Nit9riff aitf
DSlkcrlioa-1oertraa
sories foben pnIinng bts seneis,
Die Dem 8arfament uurbiISIidl
iein iDIlte.

2onoon "a. Sebr. .-9ie vg,orlt.
ing 9oit", Oos Organ ber britiifen
Sories, fpridt iib in einem 2eit.
artifeI anerfenilettb iiber ben alneris
faniiden Gtanoptnft geaeniiber Dem
Srieoensbertr1g litl6 Der @oIferLiga
aus. Sic fdreibt: Ser 8rdiiSent
lieB fid in Elm sSrieoensbertrdgs4
8iinonis bineiitberIeite,l, fpeldes ale
Gertpideliingen berforpert, oie ser
9gmerifaner an n1ei1ten fiirhtet uno
bcrnbIdeitt. gs tu1lroe boreeifIo-
gen. oie Ser. 5tanten Sit berpflib.
ten, nit Der SbpeiS einen Cell
zines Hnts 5u biloen, in tDefdem bic
Iebtert Sic SouperdnitM @merif1'S
in eirli9en ipidtigen Siniidten n,ifs
beben fonnte. Sir SSeoen, ber bic
omerifaniihe offentlibe Meining
nnS ibre BorIiebe fir 1tnabb1neis.
teit fenrt, bot Der &biheu geocn
einen gsoridIas, Der 4uterifa IN
clilot6iihe @ermidelunaens binein-
aieben lpoIlte, ttitbt 8barttnItiides.
Iie oos britiide 0ainiiteriun fid
iclbit ait Dem @Iauben brineen
fonfte, 6oB Der 9srdiioettt einen
iolden @oridIag Bel feineH eisenen
goIfe b1irdiesen Tonne. lit uns un-
beritGnSIidy. Ser Senot bertparf
oenieIben, mas Seoerntorn nit einettt
sSiittfben 8erItol,o bornisieben fonit.
te; unb tpenn 1tnier britiides Gnrld.
n1ent sen alfen britiiden @eiit Be.
ieiien h6tte, tpiir6e es oenlelbeit ebett.
fnIs ncupnrfer babert, Itatt bns bri-
tiide gieid, einent Rnt bon rteiitenS
gusIanoern sii uitertperfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
heiite permits" fir
ucbraska Npctbeket
&Oper erflart, bah fnodeutrodenes
staatsseiet Sem gnnbesseiet
iibergeurbnet iei.

@aibington, 8. g., "a. sSebr.-
@itnenitener-aonlmiiiar 9foper In
@aibinston bat bir,itbtlid Der gus.
fiibriing bes Grobibition8- -@eieseS
in Nebrasfa oie grfl6rune abge.
eeben, bob er, falls Die Meinunss-
berIdieoenbeit stuiiden SnttleD unb
ben Gtaats.geborben tpegen oes
@abrouhes bon. 6piritiioier .fii1
.fiebi8illiide 3ipefe feitent @i,tadtea
uuterbreitet iperoen triiroe, Die Gtts
ideioune abgeben tpiirbe, ooE ods
Staatsgeies attfre9t erhaltea tuers
ben rtuB. esssn alien Sdllen". faste
er, mo bns gurbesgrobibitions.
seieb beia ieipeilisel Staatsgeies stt.
piberldnft, miro Dos Stoatsgeies
oen 8orrone baben. Gsir bnben
Sielen Sta11opli11ft in sSrogen Der.
treteik Die bon anoeren Staaten ein-
qinsen lnb neroen tbn aud in
oieier g(ngeIegenbeit ottfreht balter. .
91trd oieie gntidei0une miro
benz Staats.grobibitions SSnipeftor
SanIep bie @0gIidfeit genontmen,
Die @oridrift oes, gunoesgeieses
dus5nfiibreb Die Oen 8erfatif bon
Spiritltoien fir meoiainiide 3mede
ititens Der gpotbefer aiif Gr5tlide
8eroronung bin ousoriidIid se-
itattet.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
errielttet
2lrntee Sreituilliaef
arieaSiefretar G6nrdilf bcriusiit bei
bicier anfiinbisnng hSbnenb
anf bic Scr. Staaten.

2onoon, "a. 5ebr. SsSnt britiiden
llnterbauie fiiuoigte ariegsiefret1r
8initon gburdia an, oaB Der @ili.
t6r5tuangsoirnit ont 81. @a1r5 in
@roB6ritannicn ofgeidlofft iprroan
miro. @ir babeib 70 iagt gbur6ia,
cine &rmee bon 100000 Monn
6reiipiIliger errihtet. @[eif5eitig
perpies er nuf Die fontmenoen @ab.
lem iiilo gob Der lteber5eugltng Nus.
oriif, DnB 6ds 8of BET oenielben
oer Hegierttna ein Gertrdliensbotunl
oitsItelIn iperOe, Denn bieielbe bnbe
Der @eIt onrd Die aufbebung oes
MiIitiiraipnnasbienit Elm siites gei.
fpiel oeiett iogar Dem ofronmen
g(merifa.~
&dliptnlann g8iI(iam 8enii, Elm
Wlonn bon fleiner Statnr, mari
bierntf Elm: ogns lit elm elltebreft-
Der Sobn", mas ibrn BON GburdiI
Die gntgegting einbrndte: aMein
geih1ster Sreiino 6drf tpirfGib nidt
nebr Gntriiituna BON fid seben, tpie
er 1T feiner aorper ditf5unebmen
imItanbe lit.
Die gtrmecborInee, Inn ipeIde IidJ
DIE 9ebotte 0rebte tino tpeIhe cine
g[iisgobe bon 100000 aSfunb
Sterfing bornusiiebt, iuuroe NIT 315
eegen SO Stimmen angenorrunen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
Uperit>D Direktcr b6lt
ccbreSe aaf maefler

SEEN gort, "a. Sebr.-9ie erIte
9lnftiibrung elmer oeutiden Sper
i'm W1etropcIiton-Spero Souie felt
bem git1tritt Der Ser. Stnnten in
Sen &rieg, bat (tuie IN Ben 5polten
Der Sribiine fitrS beri1tet iuur6e),
itottgef,tnoen. sSn elmer @rtra.Wati.
nee tpuroe @dgners .Borfifol" in
englii1er Sprof,e olfgefiibrt. Ser
Cert nor bon Senrp gSDnro &re-
bie1l gei1rieben iporoen. @ollitdn.
big neue Ssenerie bon SSoiepb llr.
ban fam CUR @ertpenbung. OrbiIe
Sorrolb ions 6ie siteIrofle. Sor Der
gluffitbrnng bielt Der @enernIoiref-
TOR Serr @atii.goioSdo cine glnipra.
DIE, in Der &c erfldrte, oob Der .gttte
@ebrou9". @aener 8oritellungen
su eeben fir l6neere 3eit ftispen.
oiert nersen ntuBte, tpegen Der I'm.
eloubliden Saftlofiefeit uno Dem
@uttuiIlen Ser 2nnosleiite @ngners
ieIbit (Sol J
r9ie 8erbdltniiie baben fid ober
iebt ge6nSert uno @ogner febrt dii.
rid. 2oBt uns ibn ipiIlfoulnten
beiBen@-ingte otti.goia5ao -2ai.
fen Sie mid ober ud Bel oieier
@elegenbeit igen, ooB fein Sriee,
feine menidlide 9unmbeif. fein
9ros Die Satiade nerihIeiern fnnn
boB &idor6 @nener cine rteiie mutt.
foIiiGe @aIt eeIdaffe, bot, Die feline
@eipoIt 3eritoren ooer IN ben Stonb
Sieben fonft-cine @elt, Die fin Die
1beaterliebbaber seidoffen ipor0en
1T unb aud fir bic Griitens Der
Sbeoter felbit. Die Dor oIlem 0nroitf
nneepieien iii,o, Dem Tublifrni se.
r,iiseiibe unb ipertpolle Abipe&ieliIns
al bereitei.-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
observation-disclosures
sun, frcsek bescftiten
SpitiSmillifter sdiffler erflart, es
lei G6reniade, iuirflide ariees-
frebler 5it beitrafea.

@erlitJ "a. syebr. 9ereits bai
Die 8orberbnnolnng in elmer gtn-
'5abl Bro5eiien bon Geiitihen, Die Der
@erIesung bes golferre6ts ange-
flagt iuorben iin0, begonnen ilno Die
slnidnlnilitng BON @etpeismdterial
ntndt 6ortidritte. ipie sSufti5utiniiter
Or. Sdiffcr eineni @ertreter oes
3molf.l1br Rlattes ia1te. Gie slnees
flagten iperoen in 2eip5ig Dor benz
aouegiiirt bon fiebsa MiGtern in itb.
Iiher 8eiia prosaEfifrt iperoen.
8entide 8eiigen tuerben Inrt ben
@oriHriften Der oeutifen Straf-
rehtsbercronitng bernorlnien fper.
oen unb 8cusen i'm GusIono bort,
tpenn iie nibt nod DeutfdIano tom.
men pollen. Gin oelitider 1lnterili.
dlngsrihter miro Der 8ernehnutng
iolher 3eugen beipobnen. @ngeflog.
te, ipelhe Der @eriatsnorIaoung
nidt 5olge leilten. iueroen Derbaftet
tuerben uno Die oelitiden 9eboroen
ibr mostsltes aur gefdlennisuns
oes gerfabrens tnn. Or. Sd)iffer
erfldrt es fir cine Gbreniade, Die
DirfIi6 5dulbigen gu beitrofen mas
nidt ouf ben gefebl Der @ntente,
icn6ern oli Sns eigene Grhtsem.
pfinoen oes beltti6en golfes 5nriif-
aufiibren iet. Sir slngeflagte, lpeIde
in eigener Saae an ben SdoitpIab
ibres ansebliden 8erbre6en8 gu rel.
fen tuiiniden. miro oie Gegierung
bic gnterlte I'M freies @eIeit erit-
den.
Berlin, "a. Seb. - Ser Seutid,e
sIoDofatenberein bot IN Seipaig elm
8iiro erridtet iino bei6Ioiien Die
9lngeflugten unentgeltlidb gu bertei-
6igen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
Dalrpiitple's ,,6eer"
ftcbt int Jrcn Count,
griuObner bon paniidem Sdreden
ergriffen amb bernidten aae
fabrisierten Spiritnoien.

Sron 9fiber, Uaid., "a. Gebr.--
Moior GnIrbulple lit beute Inn s
11br ittoreers nit ieif,en Srilppen
in Sron gonntn eingetroffen. Die
9eipobner bieies gergiperfoiitrifts
fin6 bon einenl paniid]en sdreder
ergriffen i,n6 boben nls Seiden Der
ltrteriperfiins Die tpeibe SABINE se.
biBt. 8ettbeaiige fGottern Iultig i'm
@inoe, Der bonn Superior See ber-
iiberbl1lt. @1brenb Der gansen
gadt lab mon 2oternenbrisaoen iid
IN Sdnee unb @is betpegen; Die
@iniuobner poren beitrebt, tire
Spiritiioienborr1te Dor @intreffen
ben grobibitionstbuppen aii bernia-
ten ooer berbergen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24

0em @ebiet bes 6innfi3ipeiens iper.
ben sii elmer geIpredung Der finafp
Sieaen Gage bon Dem gtot eingeInoen
iuerben.
9tnf oer Beutigen &onferen3 profe.
Itierten 8ertreter sSranfreids gegen
Die 8erteiIung Der Deutf9an Sdiffe.
bbaupterlo, 0oB 5ranfreid babel ia
fir5 gefonlmen fei.
glus bnIboffiaielIer GuelIe per.
laltet bob man GobietriiBIoito ge.
geniiber eire rtebr Deriobnlid]e
SteIIiing einsenon,nen babe, tpeiI
man riiIiii6er 9sabrungsltitte[ be.
oorf. Wan ertpnrtet, onb burn bic
8ieoereeburt SfiibIanos Ole Sc.
bensntittelnot IN MitteIeurcpd sebo.
ben tDeroen miro.
9ie bisber itnbeftGtiete @leIolntg,
bob Sohiettriippen Die %oIen Be.
reits oh9egriffen baben, bat betr1dt.
li9e Gorge beruria9t. GoIitifde Sc.
obadter lager, Dab, foIlten oieie &c.
rii4te alif @abrbeit beruber, 6onn
ipiroen Die sifiinftieen 8eaiebnneen
Der IIiiertcn alt SobietruBlnro ii9
an0ers geitaIten.
Sones S'@rdoD, gngIan6s Ser.
treter BEL ben tiiralif) in &openbogen
itattgefunoenen 8erbanolutgen nit
0elegoten Go6ietruBtonos, ber.
bradte ben geItrieen Sag i'm aus.
tparti9en 9lnit uno arbeitet ieinen ge.
ri6t ilber Die @erbanbIltnepn nit beu
&uiien aus, itnt 6enielben Oem
Sberiteti &dt bor8nlegen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
Deiltfebc filebeit
PanSel NIT Hm6lane

Berlin, %. 6ebr. -8iftor aopp.
Der bier peilenoe Sonietfommiiidr,
bot bisInng bereebIi1 nit bieiise,
anerifuniid1en gedrnten uno Ge-
i11ftsleliten bebMfs 8ieoerouf.
nabnte Der $otoeIsbeaie1uugen 5pi.
iden ben Ser. 6taaten urlo gfuBlano
DerbnnoeIt. 90 ipuroe iSu geant.
iportet, Die @ntideibnne lieee IN
@nfbington. Sn3luii6en iinb aopps
@erbanoIimeen nit Der oeltiden Ste.
gierung 10 melt ee6ieberL Dab cine
Aboronltng belitider @eiddftslente
baIo cine Gtl,oienreife nod Stub.
Lamb MAIDEN miro; Die beiitife &C.
ifdftsnelt bat bic Gegierlng bernn.
Iobt, ieoen prnftii1en BIon 5t III.
terltiiectt, uuI Die Serrifaft iiber
bic rufiiIfen Mtdrfte 5u erIoneeft,
obne nit ben Miierten m 8ioer.
ipriih 5it aerateit. 9eitidlato bat.
ipie es beiBt. elm eneIiides g[nerbie.
ten Der 2iefernng bon &obItoffen sur
8ernrbeitune in Der oeiitihen Snon-
Itrie .rmo 5ur ausfubr nod SfuB.
Lamb burdJ brittihe SanoeIsgeieT[.
ifaften abgelebnt. 9eliti6e @e.
iddftsIeute firto Der @nfi9t. Sab Die
2enine.Srotfp @egierune oos Snn-
beIsobtommen sfpifden ben gtniier.
ten iino Scn ruliiiden Gooperatib.
seie1i6often oesbnlb beriuarf neil
unter 6emielben SfliBlnno rtidt oos
etboIten bdtte. mas es Dor olIen Gin.
gen benotigt, ipie Inn6mirtidoitIidje
@erate, giienbabnmnteridIien 2ofo.
notiben iiiip.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
wcttcrI,sri9t

Sir Omaha nno llfngeaenS -
Sh6n beiite obenb unb Wittmof.
8Grmer am Maittlpodl.
Sir gfebrosfo- -Meeiiteit, id0r
beiite obenb iinS Mittipoh. 8ornter
int nor6tpeftIidet itto 61iberiten lilo.
tpeitIidlen SeiIe beiite obelS ittb i'm
fiiboitliden 9eiIe nin gtttpudl.
Sir Sotpn-Gieiit beipoEft hsrfs
abeno uro 9ltitpod) nit efnse.
treiben i'm rorboitIidjen EeiI beittt
abero. @erig @edIeI N 6er Ssu,.
perahir, .-3 --->,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
Giirkeft I'm Hainpfe
nit Sraitscicn

aonbpu, "a. sSebr.-ssyn elmer
Cairo 9epeIhe an Die Central Stems
beiBt es, oaE es Bel Souran, Bald.
itinn atpiiden frana6iiihen Sriip.
pen ltt6 2itrfen, Totpie gtrnbern au
einem bEttigen 3uiontnenitoB ge.
fonulen 1T, BEL fuel9ent 400 sSrdn.
aoien entlueber eefoIlen fino oSer In
@efongenIdoit eerieten. sStt oerieI.
ben 9epeif3e beiBt es ferner, 6db
Die 5ran5ofen goaIbed (s0 Daeilen
r0r0lidl bon 9onasttts) iotuie bos
gGbifn EnI. Spiiden oem aibanon
uno antilib1non, gerditnt baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
Gbarlcttefibiir9er
1flanicle,tfit berattbt
@rabIdanSer 0ffnen ben Sars Ser
St6nisin 2uiie anS itebIen foit.
bare SniueIen.

Berlin. "a. Seb. - @rcbi66ttSer
Orangen In oas @ouIoTeiim i'm
Shloiie 5u gbarIottenburs, offneten
ben Sura Der a0nigin Guile bon
greuBen utlo itabIeu aus oeiHieIbc,l
Siliuelen uno onbere S6mudioden.
gIu9 ipluoen ale sulpeIen, bic out
ben S6rgen Goiier 8iIbeIns Ses
Grlten usio ietner @eiHobIin auiierin
sIugifta fasen, geitobIen. auh@rnb.
it1tten mebrerer onOerer WeitgIieSer
Oes preiBiiden aonissbatties ipilr.
ogi gepIitnoert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
Sunotsitnat' .iinnlt
GiltnbabnOorlagt an
Observation-Disclosures aebcn fit Scr Poffs
ititfa bin, Saf forditccnt tpilicn Sieiclbe
nit iciitcnn Detc bcleeen tpirS
pabncm scten am 1. ,i1ars III pripatbeiis iiber

aus Dem @eiBen Snits nit Der ans.
arbeitifns elmer Sliltiport onf bic
8Oritellrneen Der 9[rbeiter beidGttigi
iein, Die bon ibm Die @iniesune ei.
mes aus gertretern oes &opitnlS uno
Der slrbeit 5uiomnengeiesten 2obn.
tribunals berlongten. Mdn eriudrtpt,
boB Der 9t6iioent an ieiner frii5sr
ge6uberten anfidt feitbaIten miro,
Dab 0as gublifitm III ieiner 8eboroe
bertreten iein ioIIe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
A,uub ubpuniert aopSeu.

Chicago, "a. 6eb.-@eneroI BooS
miro @ouberneur 2cipoeh in ieinent
eisenen Stnote oils grdfioentidafts.
fartbioot fiir Die guripoblen Dppo.
iition moden. Seine Sreiinoe baben
erfldrt, 6aB feline a1noioattir bon
bieIen SeitG berlnngt iperoe, ino
oob oas goIt @elesenbeit boben
miiiie, feline Satoioaten oits5utpab.
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
SphIdlul(ehrer itreifen.

9}onongoIeIn, aso., %. Sebr.--
sSytt Ser bieIigen SodifuGe itreifen
iieben BON neun 2ebrfr6fter, neil
lire Soroerltng nnf @eboItserbohitns
bonn StlulausihuB 9Intt obaelchNt
tuur6e. Daburh erboIten 300 5tii.
Ter Terien ron unbeItinunter 2inse.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
Gen. a,euroie in ssloriba.

9bilaoelpbio. "a. .6ebr.- Bum.
oesienntor 9senroie, Der bereits felt
slpei Wlounten fronf iit bot iiH ee.
tern IN ieineni asrtbotipdggon nod
Sloribo beeeben. mo er l6neere SeitI
al berpeilen ge6enft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
(finbredler itthlen gf[tarlurin.

Chicago, q. 6ebr-einbreder
brnngen in oos Sans oes SeeIicr.
gers Der fatboliifer Stride gu Su.
bar @ooos, elmer 8oritonot CHI.
coeos. unb itablen so sSIoldet uno
in fleines G6Baen ltornein,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24

Gie ssoredner fdeinen bic Sops
aIfen grnftes Sornn erirnern aii mol
len boB at9 Die enn5 fliieen Siib.
ner gelesentIid eitulal in bic Reiielm
Iegg ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
Hmiiiidber General
IanSet ift Gckic

Sofio, "a. Sebr.-@eneraI saoia.
mob nebit Siob iinS bier auf einen
iapoHiiden 9ampfer eineetroffen.
Ut seOenft, fid borl6itfig bier aiifsu.
bolten. Sfoinnob tpor friiber @ene.
rnIgouberneiir bon Sibirien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
geridliebenes.

Die asreiie oeitiert eifris Fir bic
8ieoereinfiibrling Der Sontrueraeit.
Sn Solingen mar Elm oIIeroites
iebr furSlebiser @enernIitreif sn Der.
'5siAnrn, iiber oefien liriade nod hoe.
mig 2ift berhreitet tporoen 1T.
sSn aoIn ieben iid) Die 9eitungs.
heransseber eiiiem Seserltreif aeaer.
iibfr,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1920-02-24
Der 5taat Sbiirinsem.

Ser fieue 8iin0esItndt &biirin0en
lit iebt bom &ei9 anerfnnnt porSan.
GS iino IN inn alle fIeinen tbitriri-
eiif)en Stnaten oitfeegangel nit
alusnabme bon aobure, beiien ger-
ihuteI3ung nit gabern MN perfett
qcDoloen lit.
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PERMIT M& ssl,, AUTHORIZED BY THE
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ssnr nod &eidseiienbabnen.

Die i6on felt eitiiger 3eit eepIntite
arobe beutide @oIfsoper in gerIhn
1T nun oIs nserneianiisiees Inter.
nebmen" i,is 2eben seriifen iuoroen.
Ger befnnnte Sronffurter ssrttrn.
6aRt 3eis iiberninnlt Die 2eitung
Der Miindener GotionnIbiibnen.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
FOR AMENDMENT NO. 14. AGAINST AMENDMENT NO. 14.

Proposed Amendment No. IA to the
 Constitution of Arkansas.
 the aualiflsd voters of the State of Ar kansas. an amendment to the Constitu- tion thereof providing for equal suff- rage to men and women.
 1esentativss and the Senate of hs State Of ArkaAsas. Majority of BstS Msuses Agreeing TAerste.
 posed i1 .s 'os !. .msndmsnt .s% to the ton:ti. . tuition of tAs State of Arkansas. and the same bsirg submitted to the elec- tere. of the state for approval or re- for Senators and Representatives. If . majority of the electors voting at such election adopt such amendment. the stitu.ion ] enA of Vi0e the Stat. of ArKansas. to-
 That Section l of Article 3 of the sdopted January the i4th. 1903, bc amended 70 as te read .s follows; .,. uns .. ol Tys.y ts. age s't'fsR ai ss years. who has resided in the state twelve months. in the county six months. and in the precinct. town or election ut which they may propose to vote, except such persons as may for the commission of some felony Dc de- ppssssS psixsdS Sy 2, the the Gsner. " Asssmbly and who shall exhibit a poll tax receipt or other evidence that they have paid their poll tax at the time Of collect ing taxes next preceding such elec- ton, shall be allowed to vote at any election in the State of Arkansas, pro- vided, that persons who make satisfac- tory proof that they have attained the age of twenty-one years since the time of assessing taxes next preceding said election and possess, the, other necessary qualifications. shall be per- mitted to, vote, and provided further, that the said tax receipt shall be so marked by dated stamp or written en- dorsement by the judges of election to whom 1t may be first presented as to prevent the holder thereof from voting more than once at any election. It is declared to be the purpose of the amendment to deny the right of sur- rage to aliens and 1t is declared to ba the purpose of this amendment to cons fer suffrage equally upon both mes and woman. without regard to seN Provided. that women shall not be come pelled to serve on juries.
 Approved by the Governor, and fileo in tho office of Secretary of State February 1. 1913.
 Witness my hand and official seo.
 his 2eth day of April, 1920.
 fSealD TOM J. TERRAL, Secretary of State.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
PLANS CONTROL OF THE
 FL DORADO GAS WELL
Company Expects tO Get Oil, Legal Representative Says in Open
 Statement.

Little Rock, June 30.-That the Con- stantine we'll near El Dorado which now is yielding natural gas eventually will bring in oil in paying quantities is the belief of the Constantine Oil and Refining Company officials, Judge N. c, Marsh of Ell Dorado, a legal represen- tative of that company, said here yes terday, Judge Marsh said the time required to control the well cannot be estimated at this time. He went into the history of what he calls the freak performance of the Constantine we'll. He said, whimsically, that any oil we'll can do all the things other oil wells have done, and also can invent new tricks by way of keeping the game lively.
 Day and night crews are now work ing on the Constantine pumping mud into the well. Oil experts are working on the theory that the casing of the we'll has broken somewhere and that the gas craters around the we'll are formed from gas that has gone through the pipe far below ground and has found it's way to the surface through water veins. The gasser that caught fire went out because the gas stopped flowing. It is believed the mud pump ed into the we'll stopped this gasser, but has not yet reached other breaks lower down. Red clay is being pump ed into the we'll and there is no red clay coming out of the other geysers, and no red stains on the water, which leads to the workers to conclude that all the breaks have not been stopped.
 To Sink Another Casing.
 When the we'll has been filled with mud, according to the plans outlined by Judge Marsh, the company intends to run another casing down inside the one already placed, working it down through the mud, and plan to reach the oil level past the gas vein. Judge Marsh said the Constantin company has a good many leases in that county and is not selling any of them.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
Foreman News.

Foreman. July 2-(SpeciaD MT Curry Wright from Allene was Fore man visitor Saturday.
 E. w. Bales left for Mena Tuesday to visit his mother for few days.
 MT. and Mrs, Stanley Hicks of Win throp spent theday in ForemanTues- day,
 T. J.Webb and T. B. Rieves from Winthrop made. business trip to Foreman Saturday.
 Miss Hester Jones of DeKalb is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. R. P. Lindsay.
 RL, L,Johnsonof Allene was in Fore man Saturday.
 Mrs, w. M. Gathright has returned from visit at Hot Springs.
 Mrs. WI. Shirey returned Saturday from Dermont, Ark, where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Perot She was accompanied home by little Jean Francis Perot,
 Bert and Charlie Collins were over from Texarkana Sunday.
 Arthur Turquette of Texarkana was a business visitor in Foreman Thurs day.
 Several friendsof MT. and Mrs. WIT Davis surprised them Wednesday night with a miscellaneous shower Many beautiful presents and best wishes were showered upon the happy newly weds.
 A very enjoyable party was given in the basement of the Methodist church by the ladies of the church on Tuesday night. A prize for the tack jest sdressed woman was won by Mrs Mitchell, and the tackiest man was J w. Hill, as a New York dude, Whole families of 'tacky" people were there and judging by the noise and laughter, they all had good time.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
FOUR NEGROES ARE
 LYNChED lN TEXAS
Two Shot to Death, Two Hanged Fol- lowing the Killing of Deputy
 Sheriff.

Wharton, Tex, June 3o.-Two negro es were shot to death and two others hanged by unknown parties early this week in this county, it became known here today. They were wanted in con- nection with the killing of Deputy Sheriff s. c. Mccormick last Saturday night
 Washington Giles and his brother, name unknown, and who was accused of firing the shot that killed Me- Cormick, were shot by pursuers late Tuesday afternoon near Diamond Mound The bodies of Jodie Gordon and Elijah Anderson were found Tues day morning hanging from trees six miles east of Wharton.
 Officers here say they have no clew as to the identities of the lynchers. It is reported 250 men participated in the pursuit of the negroes. Gordon and Anderson, it was said, admitted they were aiding the Giles 1 brothers to escape.
 Deputy Sheriff Mccormick was shot to death Saturday night when he went to the Gibbs home to arrest Washing ton Giles on a minor charge, officers said.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
PREPARING SCHOOL DIGEST

Little Rock, June 90-(SpeciaD = State Supt. J. L. Bond is preparing a new digest of the school laws of the state for immediate publication, No digest has appeared since 1914 and since that time numerous important measures virtually effecting the educa- tional interests of pe state have been enacted by the legislature. The new digest will include the acts passed by the sessions of 1915. 1917, 1919. Chief among these is the law creating the new county boards of education, which were elected in the various counties last May and are now beginning to the coming year.
The Little River news., 1920-07-03
CHAUTAUQUA IS OVER
Weeks Program Voted Good; Con-
 tract Signed for Next Year,

The ChautauQua closed Thursday night with good number, the Wells company. The program during the week has pleased the Chautauqua goers, and this has served to create a new interest, in spite of the fact that the guarantors had to face a deficit this year. The old contract had "A guar" ~s, while the contract for next yea 40 and went beyond this nur the new contract the win ter sulauqua will be cancelled as it sas felt that this had proven hurt full to the success of the summer meet ing.