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The Washington times., 1920-08-12
4 ALLEGED BANDITS
SEEK VENUE CHANGE
Sandy Spring Bank Suspects
Desire Trial to Be Held In
Frederick.

Although under indictment In Mont
gomery county for the staying OF
Francis NJ. Hollowell and the looting
OF the First National Bank OF Sandy
Spring. OF more than sl50,000 several
months ago. four alleged bandits.
three OF whom are held i'm the Bal
timore City Jail. will probably not
be tried at Rockville but at Fred
erick. Md.
II was stated today that counsel
for the prisoners intended 10 ask Judge
Peter, OF the Circuit Court of Mont
gomery county, for change of We
nue. on the ground that because of the
feeling in that county against the
men who killed Mr.. Hollowell and
looted the bank the accused could
not be given fair and impartial
trial by jury.
SEEKS CHANGE OF VENUE.
States Attorney Thomas l.. Dawson,
OF Montgomery county said the pri-
soners would be transferred from Bal
timore to Rockville next week for
arraingnmept before Judge Peter. At
this hearing II is expected the change
OF venue will be requested. Judge
Peter will probably grant the motion.
The four men under arrest are John
mltcneli, Clarence Au2..s, JOnH Ntlly
and Joseph Thomas. Mitchell, Adams
and Kelly are held in the Baltimore
City Jail as a precaution against pos
sible mob violence. Thomas, who is
held in Philadelphia and who is night
ing extradition to Montgomery coun-
ty, is expected to be turned over TO
Baltimore detectives next Monday. He
also will be locked up in Baltimore.
ALL WERE IDENTIFIED.
All OF the men have been Identified
as having participated in the killing
of Hallowell and the looting of the
bank.
In the bandit gang that slew Halo
well and robbed the bank at Sandy
Spring were seven men, the police say.
But only the four now in custody have
been positively identified as partici'
pants.
1t has been intimated that one Of
the four men has made statements in
eliminating his conferedates. These
statements are in the hands OF Detec-
tives Peter B. Bradley and Joseph F..
Dougherty. OF Baltimore, who were
responsible for the arrests of the men
and their identifications.
The Washington times., 1920-08-12
INJURED IN AUTO CRASH.

John Rogers, private, of the
Twenty-elghth motor transport com
pany, East Potomac Park, sustained d
a broken leg yesterday following a
collision with an ambulance from
Walter Reed Hospital yesterday after
noon at Thirtieth street and Florida
avenue northwest Rogers was rid =
ing n motorcycle at the time Of the
accident
The Washington times., 1920-08-12
R. |. PASTOR TO SPEAK.

Rev. Frederick S. Penfold. rector OF
st. stephens Episcopal Church, OF
Providence, r. l., will deliver the ser
mon at the open air service to be
held at the Cathedral close Sunday
afternoon, according to announcement
made today. He was chaplain of the
121st Field Artillery, Thirty-second
Division OF the 4. Il. r.
The Washington times., 1920-08-12
How You Can Make
Hairs Quickly Disappear
! (Helps to Beauty

Even stubborn growth of hair
will quickly vanish from the face,
neck or arms after a single treat
ment with delatone. To remove hair
from arms. neck or face make a stiff
paste with a little powdered delatone
and water. apply to hairy surface and
after about two minutes rub off.
wash the skin and it will be left free
from hair or blemish. To avoid dis
appointment. be quite certain you get
real delatone and mix fresh.
The Washington times., 1920-08-12
EVANS posi- TO MEET.

a meeting OF the Women's unit of
the Roblcy u. Evans Post No. 4,
American Legion, will be held at =
o'clock tomorrow night at 203 q
street southeast.
The Washington times., 1920-08-12
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The Washington times., 1920-09-08
DENIES A.F. OF |. LEVIED
POLITICAL ASSESSMENT
Morrison Declares Campaign Fund
Raised BY Contribution
S3O ()(lO in Pennies

The American Federation or Labor,
through its nonpartisan political
campaign committee. has to date
raised approximately $4,000 for its
campaign fund. according to Secretary
Frank Morrison. Reports that 1t Is
assessing its membership to raise
$3.50. 900 fund were denied by Nor
rison.
"Our membership has not been as
sessed a penny for campaign pur-
poses" he said. "All the money we
have raised has been collected through
voluntary contributions. In our first
appeal for funds we asked every
member of the international unions
to contribute penny. We raised
preliminary fund of about $4,000
through these penny contributions.
"IE we get a fund of 100000 we
shall be more than gratified. We
have had ample funds so far to pay
for the printing and distribution of
literature and the maintenance Of an
office force"
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
FRENCH women
HOLDING GOOD Jobs
Learned How to Make Living in
War and Are No Longer
Dependent.
By NEWTON C. PARKE.

| PARIS, sept. "A very large per-
centage OF the Frenchwomen who
learned how to earn their own liv-
ing during the war have become 80
well satisfied with their Independent
positions that they will never again
return TO the position OF dependence
on husband or father.
This Is conclusion reached with
unanimity by a number OF writers
who have studied the subject. They
state IL as one OF the most important
social results OF the war.
Before the war" the director OF
one or the largest banks In Paris Is
quoted as saying. Few women pre-
sented themselves at our windows.
During the fve years OF war they
came In great numbers. l supposed
that after peace came life would re-
sumo Its normal course. Nothing OF
the sort. Right now we have more
women than men as clients"
An inquiry pursued by a Paris
newspaper brought the same conclu-
sions. The question was formulated
in these terms: should a woman en-
gage in business?" Hundreds OF let
ters poured in and most OF them were
from women who had made their own
way during the war. They answered
in the affirmative and declared their
| intention OF continuing to live In
dependtly OF male relatives.
The emancipation" of women Is
having its effect upon the question OF
marriage and repopulation. While
legislation is being enacted and doz-
ems OF societies are urging measures
to increase the number OF marriages
thousands OF women bachelors" are
going their own way with no thought
/ OF marriage.
Many women who held official po-
sitions have been discharged to make
room for returned soldiers, but even
despite this. the weaker" sex Is
making steady inroads into official
| life. Only a few days ago bach
elorette" was appointed chef du cab
met to the minister OF marine. the
first woman to hold such a respon-
sible position TO the French govern
ment.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
REGULARS AND VETS
TOFICHT ARCONNE OVER
Elaborate Sham Battle Planned al
Feature of American Legion
Meeting at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, Sept. S.-Three thou
sand regulars" OF the United States
army will come to Cleveland to join
1000 veterans Of the famous Thirty
seventh. or Buckeye" division in re-
lighting the battle OF the Argonne,
as a spectacular feature in connec-
tion with the national convention Of
the American Legion here September
81, 2S and 20.
This stunt, with zero hours" bar.
rage regulation and the same pre-
cision of maneuvers which made the
American expeditionary forces the
admiration of the worlds military
critics during the great war, will be
staged in the two days preceding the
conventions opening. according to L.
S. Conelly. colonel of the new 145th
regiment. national guard, formerly of
the Cleveland Grays and a major in
the war.
The regulars" will be members OF
the First division, who went through
the battles in France from the start
of Americas participation to the
cease firing" OF the arnistice.
In the sham battle 1000 yards OF
trenches will be used. Tanks, French
75's and machine guns will take part.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
TWOKILLED, One HURT,
WHEN BOILER EXPL0DES
Men Working in Sawmill Near
Parksley, Va, Victims When
Part of Engine Blows Up.

PARkSLEH, Va, Sept. S.-By the
explosion of a boiler at the sawmill
of NJ. C. Kitchens, located about two
miles from Parksley, two men were
killed and one SO scalded that his
death is expected.
The dead are:
Capt. James Lewis, seventy years
old, married.
James Phillips, forty-five years old
married.
The injured man is Dorsey Lewis,
son of Capt James Lewis. He was
removed to Salisbury, Md. Hospital
Two colored workmen received
minor bruises by being struck by the
flying parts of the building. The ac-
cdent is said to have been caused
by dry firing in the boiler.
| The feet of two mules doing work
| about the mill were blown from
their bodies. The shock could be felt
for FIVE miles and attracted many to
| the neighborhood.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
Boys' Suits, SO. SO

Boys School Suits. Norfolk belt
ed coat and full-lined knickerbock-
er pants: OF fancy cashmere, mix :
lures and neat patterns: well
tailored. Some OF these suits are
OF all-wool fabrics. Sizes to IS
years Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
SISTERS ASK DIVORCE;
TWO HUSBANDS DESERTED

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Sept. s.-Double
applications for divorce rarely origi-
nate In the same family.
Twins and double marriages hap
pen more often.
Applications for divorce were hled
here on the same day by sisters. Mrs.
Tamzon Libby Ford and Mrs. Ger
trude l.. Brown.
Both ask for restoration 10 their
maiden name. Seringer. and sllege
that their husbands deserted them.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
$3.50 and So Lace
Curtains, $1.88

Filet and Nottingham Weave
Lace Curtains. heavy worked. as
well as neat and novelty de<igns;
white and ecru colors; 2h yards
long; 80 10 AZ inches wide.
Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
TONS OF TONS ATTEND
TON FAMILY REUNION

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Tons and tons
OF Tons attended the recent twenty
fifth annual reunion OF the Ton fam
lily at Calumet Grove, near Chicago.
Some TOO descendants OF John Ton,
who came 10 Roselsnd. ILL.,. In 1s49. the
"haut ton" OF the Ton elan. were pres
ent at the reunion from all parts Of
the United States.
Adrian c. Ton, OF Roselsnd. was
elected president OF the Ton family
association for the ensuing year.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
LAWRENCE TEXTILE MILLS
REOPEN 10000 STRONG

LAWRENCE. Mass. sept s.-All
textile plants, with the exception OF
the four mills here OF the American
Woolen Company and the Pacific
Mills Print Works plant, resumed
operations yesterday after the annual
vacation period. approximately 20.Ooe
operatives starting work.
The American Woolen Company will
resume In part next Monday and the
Pacific Print Works will open in full
on that day.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08

Children's Flannelette Night
drawers. assorted pink and blue
stripes: fine soft-finish quality;
open back and drop seat; sizes 2
to 10 years. Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-09-08
OPERATE ON GIRL FOR
REMOVING EXTRA RIB

GOSHEN, Ind, Sept. s.-Magdaline
Green. daughter Of Fred Green,
wealthy resident of Ligonier. has re-
covered from an operation for the re-
moval Of an extra rib. After long
illness with a mysterious ailment. the
girl was removed to a hospital at
South Bend where an N-ray examina-
tion revealed that she had thirteen
ribs instead OF twelve on the right
side. The offending rib was removed.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
WEYGAND RECOMEENDA A
LOS POLACOS QUE Sc
A~TRINCHEREN

PARIS. Agosto 27.-El General fran
ces Wevgand. conseiero militar de Po-
lonia. cree que Ia reacci6n bolsheviki
a 10 largo del frente, al orieRte de Var
sovia. no vendra al menos por ahora,
a pesar de las centativas de nuevos
ataques que Sc han estado hacienda
por los rojos a 10 largo del rio Bug.
FL jefe militar frances, a quien Sc
atribuye la direction de la defensa de
Varsovia, y como resultado de ella. ell
deSastre de los rusos, ha manifestado,
segun sc dice, cue los polacos no deben
avanZar mas al oriente. sino que dehen
atrincherarse a 10 largo de una Inca
en- Ia que puedan r~esistir c~ualquier es-
fuerzo por parte Ge los eiercitos rusos
en- Ell case de cue estos lesaran a traer
un enorme continEente de fuerZas,
para arrojarlo sobre los polacos.
rs muy dificil ser pr6feta en- los
actuales tiempos. ha dicho 81 jcfe mi
litar frances. pero en- vista de que las
~operaciones del general Wrangel en- el
sur de Russia n muy bien. espero
que los bolshevikis no podran contar
con sufjcientes fuerzas para arrojar
contra Polonia una horda a~rrolladora."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
LA EXPORTAClON DE ACEITES

MADRID, Agosto EEL peri6dico
La Libertad" ha dirigido fuertes
censuras al gobierno por permitir Ii
exportaci6n. de Espaha, de enorrnes
c%antidades de aceite de olivas. FL dia-
rio indica que una authorization para
exportar % millones de kilcs de aceite
mas. ha sido concedida, al rnismo
tempo que en- cada calle de Madrid Y
de otras grandes ciudadas ~espanolaS,
Sc ven filaS de personals esperanto
para poder comprar pequenas cantida-
des de ace:te,el cual esta siendo re-
partido' en- pocas dosis y a precios
ltunca vistos antes en- EsparG.
FL peri6dico declara cue ID cosecha
de aceite de olivas nacional, ser
suficiente para satiSfacer It's necesi-
dades de Ia naci6n, y COMO aGuel O.
una de las primeras necesidadcs de
Ia vida e%spafola, Sc evitaria con clio
mucho sufrimiento. La L~ibertad'
tern.ina pidiendo al gobierno que to-
me >medidas inmediatas para prol:IhIr
las ~eXportaciones de aceite .lasta que
Sc haga uI:l investigation de las can
tidades disponibles, ~arguyendo adernEs
que las cifras que inflrenciaron la
decision de permitir eXportar ell acei'
te, fueron compiladas incorrectamen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
LAS BAJAS RUSAS
ASCIENDEN
10000
$4,000 prisioneros, 100000
muertos y $4,000 dispersos
Francia dice a PoIonia
que continue la lucha
contra los rojos

PARIS, Agoto 27.-El Ministerio de
Relacicnes ENteriores frances anuncio
hoy que Francia ha aconsejado a Polo
MIA que continue Ia lucha sin tomar
en- consideration el hecho de a!canZar
la frontera etnogr&fica, sino procuran-
do tan solo alcanZar ID mejor posicion
militar eStrategica, toda vez que Ia 81
tuaci6n militar influira grandemente en-
los terminus de paZ.
Francia. sin embargo, dice el anun-
clio del Ministeric de RelacioneS EXte-
riores, ha aconsejado a Polonia que
retire su e~jercito adentro de la from
terra polaca, tan pronto como Sc haya
firmado la paz con el gobierno del
Soviet.
Fl numero de bajas sufridas por los
eiercitos del Soviet, seg1n las lltimas
noticias recibidas aqui. ascienden para
ahora = $50, 900 hombres. de los cuales
10000 son ~prisioneros hechos por los
polacos, 40, 900 muertos habidos en- los
campos de batalla Y 10000 ~dispersos
que han cruzado la frontera prusiana
en- donde han sido i~nternados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
Ell ~INTERNAMiENTO DE
LOS ROJOS PREOCUPA
A LO' ALEMANES

BERLIN. Acosto PEI numero dc
soldados rusos. a muchos de los cuales
acompalan sus mujeres e hijos, que
han hutdo de Polonia para r~efugiarse
cn la Prussia Oriental despues del de-
sastre ~bolsheviki en- aquel pals, sc cal
cula que asciende para ahora a 10000
personas. FL MiniSterio de Il Defensa
Sc vera obligado a transporter a csos
rusos a Pillau, % millas al oeste de
koenigsburg. en donde seran embar-
cados para S~inemuenGe, cerca de
Stettin. o en- algGn otro puerto aleman
del B&Itico para ~lievarlos a los cam
DOS de internamiento del interior de
Alemania.
Como Alemania declare su neutrali-
dad en- el conflicto ruso-polaco, esta
ahora obliGada a contInar a eSoS prf-
sioneros hasta que terminen las hostl-
lidades entire los dos paises, y este
precisamente. es 10 que contituye para
| Alemania, un problema de diflcil solu-
ci6n, dada Ia Situaci6n economical por-
que atraviesa. Debe tomarse en- cuenta
que aun hay en- Alemania 10000 prisio
ncros rusos de los que fueron hechos
durarte Ia guerra, Y para quienes tie
ne que sumin!strar 81 sobierno aleman
where's y vestuario. Nerdad es que to-
dos los gaStos que eSos ~priSioneroS
ocasionen tendra ei gohierno que car
garselos a Russia, pero en- las condicio-
mes en- que el Sobierno del Soviet Sc
encuentra dificilmente podria hacer
pago alguno por el cuidado &c esos pri-
sioneros, por 10 que el Gobierno aleman
tendra que a~frontar toda Ia carEa por
de pronto. pues tampoco seria possible
que Sc dejase morir de hambre a esos
hombres.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
FL NAPOLEON ROJO
CAE DE LA GRACIA
DE TROTZKY
LIE quita Ell mando supreme
Dor SUI fracaso en- Varsovia
FL Nitro. de Ia Guerra russo
assume la direction de
campana en- Polonia

VARSOVIA, Agosto 27.-El General
Observation-Disclosures, ell estra,ego de -
amos, conocido por sus hazanas como cl
Napoleon del Soviet" ha caido de la
gracia de LEON Trotzky, ell Ministro de
Ia Guerra bolsheviki, por ell fracaso de
81 ofensiva contra Varsovia, habiendo
10 relevado del mando de comandan-
ties en- jefe del Ejercito bolsheviki en-
Ell frente poIaco, Segun las noticiaS de
fuente fidedigna recibidas hoy aquf.
e. mismo Trotzky en- vista del desas
ire russo, no ha querido dar ell mando
ponerse pe~rsonalmente al frenre del
ejercito del Soviet. segun refieren al
gunos oficiales ooIshevikis hechos pri-
sioneros.
FL general Tuchastschewski habfa
hecho una notabilfSima carrera en- ell
ejercito russo, distinguiendose tanto en-
Ia campaha militar e~mprerdida por el
Gobierno del Soviet, como en- Ia guerra
contra Alenania, durante Ia cual fue
hecho p~risionero por los alemanes. Ha-
biendo logrado escapar Sc uni6 dc nue.
70 a sus fuerzas habiendo logrado as
Gender hasta Ell grade de Teniente.
cuando apenas coNtaba % amos &c
edad.. Al es~tablecerse ei gobierno del
Soviet. Sc afili6 a sus fuerzaS, a pesar
de ser de origen noble Y en- POGO item
20 logro escalsr los mas altos puestos
militares por 81 arrojo, llegando a con
fiarsele Ell mando supreme del Ejercito
b~olsheviki, habiendo sido 81 quien de-
rroto a Kolchak en- Ia Siberia Y a De-
nikine e Ell sur &c Russia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
LOS CRIMENES DE LOS SINDI
CALlSTAS

MADRID, Agosto 25.-La prensa de
oposici6n esta aprovechanGo estas va
c~aciones politicas de verano, en- reco-
Pillar estadisticas de hechos pollticos
criminales. para dernostrar los suce-
sos es~candalosos ocurridos durante ell
ano p4sGdo.
I'm peri6dico dice que los a~sesinatos
cometidos por los sindicalistas ascien-
den a $50 realiZados durante los siete
primeros meses del aho actual. Por
otra parte Ia ComisiGn Executive de il
Federation Nacional del Trabajo de
raban, d~ispararon sobre los polacos
desde territorio prusiano y que los ro-
jos estAn ademas usando ametrallado-
ras contra los pola.cos en- csc sector.
Las tropas polacas que han llegado
a Ia frontera con Prussia, han recibido
en- Gambia 6rdenes de no disparar So
bre Ell territorio aleman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
WRANGEL SIGUE CANAAN,
DO TERRENO EN- Ell SUR

CONSTANTINOPLA. Agosto Ella
peninsula de Taman Y las plazas de
Anapa. Sotschi. Capri y otras en- el
Mar Negro, han sido c~apturadas por
las fuerzas del General WranGel. Todos
estos pueblos Sc haliln al oriente de la
entrada del Mar de AZov, en- el litoral
del citado Mar Negro.
FL General Ugalia es el comandante
de las tropas anti-bolshevikis que man
da las tropas que estan amenaZando
la Inca de communication dc los roJos
en- 81 Cducaso. Sus fuerzas Sc encuen-
tran ahora a ocho millas de Ekaterino-
dar, la cual plaza Sc espera cue sea
ocupada por los antibolshevikis.
EntreIos rios Dnieper V el Don los
anti bolshevikis han continuado sus
ataques con muy buen exito, bajo Ia
Immediate direction del general Wran-
gel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
TEXTO DE LA PROCLAMA EXPEDIDA POR Ell SRlO,
COLBY, REFERENTE AL SUFRAGIO FEMENlNO

hacer cumplir este articulo por meoIo
&c una legislation aPropiada."
Y sabed, ademas, que de los docu-
mentos oficiales a~rchivados en- la Sc
cretarfa de EStado, aparece que Ia en-
mienda a Ia Constitution de log Esta
dos UuiGos, tai Y como Sc propone en-
la resolution inserta, ha sido ratifica
da por Jas Legislatures de los Estados
de Arizona, California, Colorado. Idaho,
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Ken
lucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Micht-
gam. Minnesota, Missouri, Montana,
Nebraska, Nevada. New Hampshire,
New Jersey, New Mexico, New York,
North Dakota, Ohio. Oklahoma, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South
Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Wash
ington West Virginia Wisconsin y
Wyoming;
Y sabed, que los Estados cuyas Le-
gislaturas han ratificado la dicha en-
mienda ~propuesta, constituyen las tres
cuartaS parties del nGmero total de
Estados IN los Estados Unidos.
y, por 10 tanto. sabed, que 70, Bain
bridge Colby, Secretario de Estado de
los EStadoS UnidoS, por virtud y en-
cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto por Ia
Secci6n EOS de los Estatutos Revisados
de los Estados Unidos, certifico por Ia
p~rcsente que Ia enmienda inserta es
ahora valida para todos los intentos
Y propositos, como parte de Ia Cons
tituci6n de los Estados Unidos.
En- testimonio de 10 cual firm6 Ia
p%resente de propia mano Y ordeno que
Sc file ell sello del Departments de
Estado.
Dada en- Ia Ciudad de Washington
a los Is dfas del mes dc Agosto. del
ano del Senior de mil novecientos vein
tie.
Fir1nado. "BAINBRIDGE COLBY"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
MATERIAL RODANTE PA
RIA LOS IF. &C. LETVI0S

COPENHAGUE, Agosto Elm des-
pacho especial de Cristiania dice que
ell gobierno Letvio ha celebrado un
contrato por $50 locomotoras V $500
carros V 500. 900 toneladas &c rieles con
una gran empresa americana que ira
flea en- material rodante V de construc-
ci6n para ferrocarriles. La compra
monta a IS. 600. 900 d6lares y sera "a
gada en- 20 amos a contar desde 1926.
La empresa americana recibira como
~garantia de csc contrato, una hipoteca
sobre los fe~rrocarrileS letvioS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
CABLES DE ESPANA
Serpicio especial de LA PRENSA
q g Sd

Barcelona. Hama Ia atenci6n acerra le
Ia gravedad dc la situaci1n a causa
de haberse suprimido las uniones de
trsbajadores, afirmaido que Ia poll
tica particular adoptada por Ia fedora
ci5n de patrones es Responsible lie
mas de sesenta a~sesinatos perpetra-
dos en- t~rabajadores por sus injustifi-
cadas denuncias.
Dice dicha domisi6n que muchos
de los crimenes atribuidos a los sin
dicalistas, hau sido actos realiZados
por cuestiones particulares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-28
RESOLUTION

que propone una enmienda a la Cons
tituci6n extendiendo el derecho del
Sufragio a las mujeres: 4
Sc resuive por Ell Senado Y IA CANA
"a de Representatives. de los Estados
Unidos de America, reunidos en- Con-
greso. icon Is concurrencia de las dos
terceras parties de los miembros de
cada Camara). que el siguiente artl-
culo Sc propone como enmienda a Ia
Constitution y ell cual sera Waldo para
todos los ~intentos Y prop6sitos como
parte de Ia Constitution. cuando sc ha
va ratificado por las Legislatures de
las tres cuartas parties de todos los
Estados de la Union: