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Natchez, Miss.--Physicians attending
Lieut.. w. d. Coney injured when his
airplane struck tree when he at
tempted to land while on flight from
Jacksonville, Florida, TO San Diege.
California. said there was not one
chance In ten for his recovery.
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%NEW EDISON
:rI1s Phonog,apA ush Soul"

Only one question can still bother your mind.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-27

eiples. IL you have been misinformed
on the Legion and it's motives. you
should lose no time in ascer tanning
the facts.
The JOINT Meeting
Monday evening. March 2lst at
which time the auxiliary Joined and
many active men 10 shake hands over
the change in city government by re-
cent election, was one of the most en-
joyable occasions eyer for the local
post. The Auxiliary Post is due the
credit for team work in canvasing the
town and at the poles never before
witnessed in this city and to them Is
due the credit for winning the mana
gerial form of government amend-
ments at March 18th election. All
hat off and a salute.
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The JOINT Meeting

Our regular meeting April 4th. Mon
day night week Chamber of Commerce.
Talk ii up and bring a gang.
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ohe nuHureu pOSt duJutdnlS met III
Oklahoma City. Monday for a confer
ence and the way business did pick up.
You would be an ambitious Legion
man had you heard the address given
and could know the Legion activities
going on in this state. And Command
er Fell is a winner Post Legion work
was discussed. Americanzation work
you should talk it all day long. Sold.
ier's relief work-hospitals for disab-
led and sick ex-service men. If you are
hale and hearty. fight for the unfor-
tunate sick and disabled pal.
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We can double our membership in
the next sixty days. If you haven't
a membership card to enroll your
friend, be interested enough to get one
or half a dozen cards and help make
Commander Fell's home post the ban
ner post of the state. II Should be.
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FOR THE AMENDMENT ---- l.
AGAINST THE AMENDMSUT J
NOS.

NOS.
A JOINT RESOLUTION PHOpOS-
mo AN AMENDMENT TO SEC
TION TWO or ARTICLE EIGHT
OF THE CONSTITUTION OF
p THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO.
c. 5. for S. j. r. No. q, Appr' March
~, 1921. . ...... .-........
BE is Resolved by. The Legislature OF
the State of New Mexico:
Section (. That Section , of Ar
ticle VIII of the Constitution ot Tie
STATE of New Mexico be, and the
same is hereby amended to read as
follows
section 2. The maximum rate OF
taxation 10 be levied for all state
purposes aud Uses, including the ed
uCalional, penal, and charitable in
-ltutinns. shall not exceed six mills
on tho dollar of the assessed valu-
lalinn of all property subject to lax
atlnn in the state. The maximum
rate of tax To be levied for all County
purposes and uses, excepting special
school leViee, general school tax lev
les. special levies for health pur-
poses. and special levies on specific
classes OF property, shall not exceed
] fiNr - mills on the dollar; Pro
vidcd, However, That tax not eX-
ceeding two (2) mills ON the. dollar
of fine assessed valuation OF all prop
eriv subject 10 taxation m this stale
may be levied fOr. the construction
and maintenance Of the Slate High
/ ways. which said two ,2l mills levy
shall not be within The state or
{ County limitations heretofore fixed.
The maximum rate of tax TO be lew
/ led FOR all general County school
PURPOSES aud Uses shall not exceed
len 10 mills on the dollar; Pro-
yided. However. that an additional
levy NJ not To- exceed five % mills
ON the dollar may be made with the
ioiui. written consent Of the Board
of County Commissioners and the
Slate Tax Commission. The maxi
mum rate Of tax to be levied Tor
CITY. Town, or Village purposes on
'usps shall not exceed five ,5) mills
ON ihc dollar. The maximum amount
of tax lo he levied FOR health pur-
poses shall not exceed one-hali lle
mill. The WRXnmum rate ot TAX tn
be levied by school districts Tor
special sehOol district purposes, shall
not exceed five [5l mills on the
dollar. The foregoing limitations
shall mol apply Go levies for the
payment Of the public debt or inter-
4 esl thereon; Provided. Further, that
the limitations herein contained
shall not apply 10 TAX lcvics author
ized by Tie Fifth Legislature and
exempted from similar limitations
in existing laws.
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LEGAL NOTICES

this article, shall qualify, be incum-
bent upon and vested in the State
Land Commission. and said Commits
sen shall thereupon be deemed to
be the legal successor OF the Com
missioner of Public Lands of this
State, and shall he bound by and
power To- enforce all lawful contracts
entered iuto by the Commissioner OF
Public Lands ON behalf of the state.
Section !. Any qualified elector
of the State of New Mexico, who
has attained the age of thirty years.
and who shall have been resident
of the state of New Mexico for five
years next proceeding his appoint
.menl shall he qualified 10 hold office
as member of The Slate Land Com
mission. A .-. .I.-,-,.i ....
section 8. The Slate Land Conf
mission shall have q seal with an
appropriate device thereon, aud such
seal affixed TO any instrument,
signed by The Chairman or Acting
Chairman. and aliested by The Chief
Clerk, shall be prima facie evidence
of The due execution thereof.
Section 9. Each member of the
Commission Shall. before entering
tup6n the duties of hisoffice, qualify
by taking the oath of office as pre-
sorihed for all State officers, and
shall execute a bond, in favor Of the
state. in the penal sum OF s50OOOOO,
4 conditioned upon the faithful per-
formancc of the dulles Of his office
'Section TO- The Chairman of the
/ Stale Land Commission shall be the
/ third member. together win the
Governor and Attorney General, OF
Tho Commission created by Section
! If of the Act Of Congress, approved
June 10th, 1920, commonly called
The Enabling Act
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LEGAL NOTICES

THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE or NEW MEXICO, EN-
TITLED STATE. COUNTY AND
MUNICIPAL INDEBTEDNESS"
II. J. n. No. 81, Appr. Meh, 81, 1921.
BE it Enacted by the Legislature OF
the State of New Mexico:
Section I. That il Is hereby pro-
posed 10 amcud Section T. Of Aptlclc
. of the State Constitution 50 as to
read as follows OIL.
"Seclion -. No city, town or viii
lage shall contract any debt except
by an ordinance, which shall ne ir-
repeaahIe until The Indebtedness
therein provided for shall have been
fully paid or discharged, and which
shall specify for. the purpose 10
which ihe funds to be raised shall
be applied AM which shall pro-
vide for the levy .of a tax not cN-
crpding twelve mills IN The dollar
upon all taxable property within
such city. town or village! sufficient
to pay the Interest on. awl lo'eAlin-
guish the principal of such debt
within fifty years The proceeds OF
such tax shall he applied, only 10
the paymenl of such inteeest and
principal No such debt shall nc
created unless the questions Of IN
curing The same. shall. at irregular
election for couucimcu, 1idrrincn ~
other officers of such city. town or
village. or al a special -cleclin duly
called for that specific purpese, III
the same manner as for n regular
election. have been Suhmittct To a
vote ~ such qualified electors
thereof as have paid property taI
therein during the preceding year
and majority of hose voting on
the question. deposited in separate
ballot box, shall have voted IA favor
of creating such debt H @
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AGAINST rHE AMENpMsur
NO. T..

4 toINTs RESOLUTION pRop6s-
INC AN AMENDMENT TO SEC
TtON 3 OF ARTICLE VIII OF
, THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE or NEW MEXICO, sEN-
TITLED TAXATION AND REV
FNUE."
II. j. n. No. IL. Appr. March II, 1921.
Be Il Resolved hy the Legislature ot
lltc state of Ncw Mexico: s
SECTION /. That Section ; of Art
icle VIII of the Constitution of the
state of New Mexico, entitled TAX
alton and ReVcnuc," be and The same
is hereby amended 50 as to read as
follows:
Section 5. The legislature may OK
cpIi from taxation property of each
lfad Of family to the amount OF
two hundrod dollars, and the prop
erty of every honoraply discharged
soldier, sailor, marine and army
nartmrnt, except the Iientcnant
nurse. and the widow of every such
soldier, sailor or marine, who served
IN the armed forces of The United
States AT any time during the period
in which the United STATES was reg
ularly and officially engaged IN any
war. i'm the sum of two thousand
dollars. Provided. that ia every case
who're exemption Is clainlcda aun the
ground Of the claimants having
served with the military or naval
forces of tho United stutes afere-
said, the burden Of proving actual
and bona fide ownership Of such
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A RESOLUTION PROPOSING AN
AMENDMENT TO SECTION 22
OF ARTICLE II OF THE CON
STITUTION OF pHE STATE OF
NEW MEXICO rf-
Joint Res. No. o (As Amended Apr.
March 8. 1921. -ar a fs .
Be il Resolved by the Legislature of
the state of New Mcvico
Section T. That Section % OF Ar
ticle III cf the Constitution Of tho
state of New Mexico he amended so
that the said election shall read as
follows
Section 22. Uintil Otherwise pro
yided by law no alien ineligible ITO
citizenship under the laws of the
United States, or corporation CO
partnership or Association, n major
ity of the stock or interest in which
is ownedN or held by such aliens,
shall acquire title. leasehold or other
interest in or to real estate in New
Mexico.
-
FOR rHh AMENDMENT -- ]
AGAINST THE AsIENpMsuT !
Nh y
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LEGAL NOTICES

the County school Superintendent
after having served 1.-TWO consecu-
tive terms, shall he eligible 10 hold
any County office for two years
lhcrcafter"f rnf nc.r.t.E 1,I072
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FOR THE AMENDMENT ---- | |
.- 0la,s~.. II
AGAINST THE AMENDMSUT 4 %

JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE
NH OF THE CONSTITUTION
or THE STATE or NEW
MEXICO, ENTITLED PUBLIC
9EANDS'
.S.6J. r. No. II, Apr March f., 1921.
Be il Resolved by The Legislature Of
The state of New Mexico:
Sec. I. That Article XIII of the
Constitution of The State of New
MeSico be amended So as to read as
follows, ....--
ARTICLE XIII PUBLIC LANDS
"Scrion I. All lands belonging TO
the State of New Mexico, and all
lands granted. transferred or con-'
firned 10 the state byGon4resS, Rnd.
all lands hereafter acquired, are Il"
clared TO be public lands of The stat"
to be- held of' disposed of as may be
provided by law for the purpose for
which they have been or may he
granted, donated or otherwise ac-
qtlired.
Section .. \ permanent Commis-
! sion To consist of three members,
nh more than two Of whom shall
! hGinng 10 the same political party
| is thereby created. which shall he
I known as the State Land Commits
| sion."
J .Sechon 3, The members Of the
1 Commission shall be appointed by
lhe governor. 10y and with the advice
aud consent of the Senate. aud shall
be subject to removal ouly for Cpuse.
I Eafh menbcr shall hold Office Tor q
/ term 0r six years from and after his
appointment, and until his successor
shall have been duly appointed and
qualified: Provided that the three
members Of the Commission first ap-
pointed and confirmed shall immedl-
J alely qualify and classify themselves
by lot so that one Of them shall hold
office FOR two years. one for years,
and one for six wears, from aud alter
January list. 1929, and thereafter cue
\ Commissioner shall be appointed eN-
cry two years; Provided. however,
that the members of The Commission
! firsl lo be appointed shall be appoint
ed during the regular session OF the
4 legislature lO convene va the year
I 1923. add, provided further. that until
snch Commission shall he duly ap-
pointed and qualified as hereinabove
iprpyidcd, the Commissioner of Pub
/ lie Lands elected at the general cleo
/ ton Inv the year 1920 shall continue
ito act as Commissioner OF Public
Lands with all powers ana auth
orily heretofore exercised 10y him.
"Secllon {. The State Land Com
mission shall select, locate. classify
and have the direction control. care,
!. and disposition " all public lands,
I under the provisions of the Acts of
Congress rclaline thereto and such
Regulations as may be provided by
law. .,
section ;. The Commission shall
annually elect one of IFS members
I Chairman, aud shall appoint Chief
I Clerk. aud such other officers, as
sislanis and suhordinales as may be
requisite aud necessary for the
y propcr conduct of The affairs of the
I Stale Laud Office The Commission
Slrll prescribe its own rules Of order
and procedure concerning IFS official
duties. She salaries Of the Commits
sioners shall hc fixed 10y the legls-
laiure
. 'Scciiou 6. Al Of the duties, pow
! ers nnf prcrogatives moss by law in
4 cumhcnt ul ON or vested IN the Com
missionrr Of Public Lands uf the
Z state Of New Mexico shaft as soon
as the first three members. appoint
Ell and confirmed under authority Of
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FOR THE AMENDMENT 2--- II
AGAINST TIE ANrENDMsuT II
NO. 10. -

IOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT 10 iSECIlON
, on ARTICLE y OF iEiiE CON
STTTUTION OF THE STAIE
OF NEW MEXICO. ENTITLED
"COTNTY AND MUNICIPAL
CORPORATIONS ~ .s l1n
II. ]. Il. No. 40. Appr. Mch. 1 !. 1921:
Re il Fnacled by The Legislature oi
The State of New Mexico: -
Section I. That Section , OF Ar
licle X of the Constitution Of the
state of New MexicOeniiiled "Ceun-
iv and Municipal Corporations be
and the same IS hereby appended
so as 10 read as follows.
"Seetinu , Al County officers
shall be elected for Term OF two
wears until otherwise provided hy
law, aud no County officer, except
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Joint RESOLUTION pRopoS.

" Y
ING AN AMENDMENT TO SEC
TUON | OF ARTICLE Y YspF TIE
CONSTITUTION MrIEE SJNTE
or NISW MEXlCO. ENTITLED
"EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS
u. b. n. No. 10. Apr Mch. q. 1921.
Re Il resolved by The Legislature Of
the state Of New Mexico; -.
That Section I OF Article V Of
,hc Constitution OF 1he state of New
MEXICO. entitled Executive Depart
mcnt." he and the same is hereby
amended lo read as follows;
Section t. The Executive depart
mcai shall consist Of a governor,
.cllienant governor, secretary OF
state. slate aIdiLQr, state ,treasuperl
ailofncy general superintendent ~
public instruction and commissioner
of mlblic lands, who shall he elected
for n term of two years beginning
ON ihc first day or january ncNl
after their election. eiN-'~
such officers, except the superln-
iondrnl Of public instruction. after
having served two consecutive terms
shnH be ineligible iu hold any state
Office for two years thereafter.
The Officers of The executive de-
Governor. during their terms OF Of
fled. shall ycside aud keep the pub
lie records. books, papers and seals
of office at the seat of government
BftsI IEhf r.
FOR THE AMENDMENT 49, l..
-
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the County school S,IperIntendenh
after having, served otYo Qonsecil-
tive terms, shall he eligible TO hold
any County office Tor two years
thcrcafter'ft rns nc r.tHE 1'Io7o
.ls1 ar8 dianE ufbA lr.
ron THE AMESDMENT2 q
AGAINST TIE aslrS;bas1ro[z 4
'.''i--E - itIHs-IaaT-7 .- -4
NO H.
A JOINT RESOLUTION PRovID-
ING FOR AN AMENDMENT TO
THE CONSTITUTION. OF THE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO By
ADDING THERETO ANOTHER
SEGTuN 10 ARTICLE, K,o Tue
SAME TO BE NUMBERED rs.
II. j. r. No 95. Filed Mch., sS 1921
BE II Enacted by the Legislature Of
the State Of New Mexico. ul-t q
Section T. That lhaifoil0wlng ana
endment 10 Article IX of the Con
sliuliOn Of the State of New Mexico
rs an additional. section of said Ar
.tiele TX tb be ntinibcred Section 81
is proposed 10 he Submitted 10 tire -
electors of the state al an election 10
b. held. s,ss7s ...5s1 ,si,,,.....r
Sccion 16.. Laws enacted BY the
Fifth Legislature authorizing Tic e
sue and sale of State Highway bonds
for The purpose lnf providing fiInts
for The constructions and imPpeVe- y
mont of State Highways and to en-
abic the Stale TO meet and secure
alloiIhetits Of Federal Fuads TO ard
in construction and Improvement of o7o5
'rdadS, and laws so enacted author
iisng. ihc issue, and sale of state ,s
Highway Debentures TO anticipate
the collection Ofrevtnues from mot- 90 "
or vehicle licenses ana other rev
enues praNideda ny law for the State
Road Fund. shall dake fleet with %
out submitting them To the electors
o! the state. and Notwithstanding
thal the total indebtedness oi the
slale may thereby temporarily ex-
cec, one per centum uEAhe assessed T
valuation of Az property subject To-
taxation in the state. Provided that
the total amount of such State High
way Bonds payablc-frum proceeds
Of taNos levied Oh properly ouislald-
ing at ANY one lme sball not ex-
eeed Two million dollars. The Legs
lalure shall not enact any law Which
win decrease the amount of the an "A
lnual revenues pledged fer the pay
lneui of State Highway DeRenlures l
Or which will divert iapy Of such +,
revenues TO any 0thor purpose 81
llong as any Of, the, safJt debenlures
/ issued To anticipate tl4e COLLECTION
\ thereof remain unpaid.
T. .fr IN . 0G n iou1'1 -
49,, a,,,,t- sJ,ti.S- "A, S@F 'T.r ID
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NO. /.

JOINT RESOLUTION PROVIDING
FOR THE AMENDMENT OF
SECTIDN 2 OFfAH1ItfiE VIf'0f
THE CONSTITUTION OF TUE
STATEt0F NEW MEXICO, -,
H. J r. No. is, Apr Feb.'i5, 1921
Be il Resolved by the Legislature of
the State of New Mexico:
That Section 9 of Article VII Of
the Constitution of the State of New
Mexico. he and the same is hereby
amended toread as follows: ~ p
Sec. 2. Every citizen of the Unit
ed States who is o legal resident of
the state and is qualified eleetor
therin, shall be qualified to hold
any public office in the state except
as Otherwise provided in this Con-
stitution The right TO hold public
office in The State Of New Mexico
account Of sex. and wherever. the
shall not be denied or abridged on
masculine gend@'is usedAn this Con-
stihltion. in defining the qualifioa-
tions for specific offices. il shall he
construed 10 include the feminine
gender. Provided. however. that the
payment of public road poll lax,
school poll tax or service ON Juries
shall not be made prerequisite OF
the right of a female To vote or
hold office .,..
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LEeiAL
.he legislature. amend hls saId bud


The legislature, amend his said bud, /,
gel and general appropriation bill,
TO correct any oversight. or in case
Of emergency, by delivering such |
amendment or supplement TO The
presiding officers OF both houses;
and such amendment or supple
meni shall ikereBv- become part OF
said gneral appropriation bill as an
addition TO the items Of said bill or
as a modification Of or substitute Tor
any item of said bill such amend
ment or such supplement may ef-
fect.-gfttr as, .-rrf..- ..r,,,tg -fssr
Subsection t'D. The legisla-
iure may amend such general ap-
preparation bill by increasing the
items -therein-reiatinggto he-Judic-
al Department. butsmay not other-
wise alter or amend such bill ,ex-
cept 10 strike ont or reduce Items
therein.
Satisfaction Mdr Prior To the
final action on the general appro-
alton bill, the legislature may pro-
vide for its salaries, mllage and nee
essery legislbiye expenses by spec
ial anyrDpria on bills spec1Ieaily
limited Ia such purposes, but before
final artion on the general apprOpri-
alton bill il shall not enact any other
appropriation bill, except upon the
Recommendation of The governor.
Subsection III. The governor
may, ut any tmesPecOmmend 10 The
legislature supplementary budgets
and supplementary appropriation
bills based thereon all OF which
shall be subject TO the sainc proceed
IRE as The original budget and the
general appropriation bill.
Sub -Sc-tpn n. After final act
Jon ou the general appropriation bill
.up -,tt- sese recommendation OF the goN-
lofnor speeial appropriation bills
may be cnacted, but every apprppri-
alton shall be embodied in separate
bill. limited tO some single work,
subject or purpose therein stated
Subsection b.. In The event of
any Inconsistency between any of
the provisions of RMS section and
any OF the other provisions OF ihe
constitution. The provisions 'of this
section shall prevail But nothing
herein shall ~ auy manner affect
! the provisions of ScCton - of Ar
ticlc " ~ the constitution, or be
construed MS preventing The govern
or from calling special sessions of
The legislature as provided by Sec
lion &. of Article ~ Of The constl-
Tuition, or as preventing the legis-
laturc. AZ s,lch special sessions,
from considering any emergency ap-
lproprlaiion or appropriations,
aauHf p
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PRoPosEf. =. ctlNsrIruTIoNAE
AMENDMENTS TO BE SUBMIT
TED AT the spEEIL ELECE
LION SEPTEMBER 20, Aesi.

PufsuaV TO Chapter i3s, Session
Laws Of p2i,ihe fellowius Gonsli-
tutional Amendments are submitted
to tn Z qualified voters at The speciSs
Election g. be held Sept. 20, 1921.
MANUEL MARTINEZ. : 4
Secretary of State
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JoINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
AN AMENDMENT OF SECTION
TWELVE OF ARTICLE NINE OF
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-16

far reaching consequences than those which came when Katherine insisted on following her hearts desire in spite of everything. By marrying the matinee idol she incurred her wealthy fathers displeasure, deprived her mother and grandmother of handsome incomes, lost the favor of her rich aunt and dragged the whole family into bitter quarrel in the courts.
 Lovely little Katherine Harris's par ents were already divorced, when her Inflated infatuation for John Barry more began. But Sidney Harris, rich clubman and lawyer, still retained the warmest. interest in his daughter and was particularly anxious to see her make fortunate marriage.
 When Mrs. Harris heard of what he termed his daughters 'infatuation for that actor fellow" he was highly ipdig- nAnt and ordered his divorced wife to take Katherine to Paris and put her in a convent school Mrs Harris, mind- ful of her husbands strong will and also of the alimony from him on which so much depended, obeyed.
 In the shadowy cloisters of the Con- vent of the Assumption Katherine Har- ris settled down to nurse her broken heart and dream of the romantic young actor she had left three thousand miles behind. Her mother, half tempted to sympathize with the girl, but fearful of MT. Harris's displeasure, could only admonish her to "be good child and wait while"
 Quite possibly Katherine Harris might have waited long enough to for get this first love of hers, just as many