davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
Parties for Halloween

For grown-ups There is THE Veil
Of Mystery, with all kinds Of spooks
and secrets and guessing contest
and big joke when the lights are
turned mp.
For little boys and little girls
Norncr Goose is giving party
which She will attend herself. II
VA, the goosiost games and tho cutest
DECORATIONS that little people will
just love.
Send ,clf-addDo>~cd stamped on.
v",oTc t. thc Editor Of Woman's
Page for the details Of invitations.
roratiOn>. stunts. refreshments and
iulor5 for these two parties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
Adventures With
a Purse
IF YOU like to embrolder, and if your

TF YOU like TO embrolder, and If your
baby has n room to himself. or IL you
have friend whose baby has its very
own room; you will be interested ii
these sets. The set includes bed
spread, a pillow cover and a bureau
scarf of linen crash. Each is stamped
with design and figures Of Il little boE
and girl. And with each comes a
square of pink and white gingham,
which Is, if you please. the little boy
and girl. These you cut out and
applique on. You have no idea what Q
quaint set this makes for the nursery.
There is sample quilt already made
up so that. you can get an idea of how
nicely it makes up. The spread is 81,
pillow cover and scarf each fifty cents.
You have no idea how many wash {.
cloths SELL" she explained to me.
But when saw them ! could readily
appreciate that she must sell countless
numbers of them. for they are SO at
tractivc. Some of them have sprays
and baskets of flowers embroidered in
the corners. Others have an initial
with some cross stitch embroidery
around them. The wash cloths them
selves are of good quality, and the bit
of handwork in colors makes them most
attractive. And you may say what you
like, but nice wash cloths do add to the
appearance of the spick- and span white
bathroom. The prices are fifty five
cents.
IL you have small fingers, and If
you want a little chased silver ring
to wear as guard with your platinum
ring, | know where you can buy one
in sterling silver for fifty cents. They
remind one Of the platinum wedding
rings. 1t just so happens that the shop
has only the smaller sized ones just
now, for they have been very well
liked. and all the others have been
sold.
For names Of shops address woman's raEs
Editor or phone Walnut 5000 or Anin 1901
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
The Question Corner
Totlay's Inquiries

/. In order to earn her living, what
domestic occupation has a certain
woman in England been engaged
in for forty years?
>. When one has sheets Of different
sizes, describe an easy method OF
telling (which Is which" when
they are folded.
3. How Is charmingly unusual tray
fashioned?
I. What does the old fashioned ex-
preston under the rose" sig
Nifty?
8. In what way are great number
of the new evening dresses made?
6. Describe coqucttisl chiffon
sleeve that is n decciving length.
Saturdays Answers
I. Nine thousand Is the astonishing
number Of scrubwomen that are
required to keep New York Office
buildings clean.
,. BY using it aS pad for the IRON
ing board. II blanket that has
worn very thin can be put to cx-
rellcnt use.
). In order to insure perfect match.
ing OF stockings. after they hava
been washed. it is an excellent
thing to sew with colorcd en-
broidery thread small. distin-
gushing marks on each ono. using
n different mark for every pair.
/. \ good method Of cleaning piece
Of jet is to use II piece Of cotton,
moistened with little good oil.
and then polish with an old white
kid glove.
j. For carrying few coins, 4 TINY
bag, crochctcd with hcnna -colorcd
silk and trimmed with steel beads.
is extremely smart.
o. An inserted side piece OF white
broadclOth. extending from the
neck to the hcIn. is an unexpected
trimming found on dress Of dark
serge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
Wants TO Win Him Back

Dear CNntha--f have been reading
the woman's page in the Evening Pm.
iiC LEDGER for many months. and find
your column most interesting. as It ha 8
solved many difficulties for me. But
here is one which has not been solved
and It means so much TO me.
| am girl sixteen years old. tall
dark haired. I am in love with a feI-
low, This fellow and myself went to-
gcther for three months. then he went
with another girl friend of mine that
| travel with lot She likes him :
so do l. but he does not like me very
much. although he speaks and often
times We have fun. Please help me
WIN MIN back. ETHEL.
appear indifferent 70 him, and his
comings and goings and you will prob
ably Ntque his curiosity and attract
him again.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

He Is extremely
good. no one
could be klndlicr
In intent, but he
possesses a mania
for work which
will probably end
his life in its
prime and land
his wife in a san
atorium.
a m crican
hustle, :" / sup
pose folks would
call it. Certainly.
It is unknown 70
the Old World.
In Europe an d
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
Please Tell Me
What TO Do
BY CYNTHIA
About Bobbed Hair
BY CYNTHIA

Dear CNnthia--Wc are two girls
tEnl'en Years Of age and are coming
to Non for advice on bob6cd hair. We
ar" . feet inches tall and not So
W"ndcrtillooknR. We both want 10
nave ,,a e, e, our hair bobbeL, but both our
have boy friends. ana one then, thinks
hobhcd hair is cute and the Other saws
II makes girl look common. What
we want TO know from your malc
L'aderS Is, Do the Nllows like bobhcd
We are anHously waiting for n reply.
so please, Cynthia, let us see this letter
very soon. TWO BOBBING MAIDS
II your parents do not approve. that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

N"I had better start NOW 20 make
them for Christmas presents.
Everybody likes to r"c"ivo them
and they are such nice fancy work.
Th" top handkerchief shown her"
was made of lavender linen. with
rolled edges stitched in black.
Three threads were drawn each
wav In one corner and both sides
hcmsritrhcd in black to make the
decorations Tuc second one was
white with Lrmslitchrd edge and
four crossed lines in rose thread.
with small padded squares, No. 3
was dark blue linen worked In
white, with the rolled cross
stitched edge and a corner of
crossed lines in white outline.
stitch, inclos!ng white roses 4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
Celery au Grattn

Cleanse tho coarse outside Lranrh.,
and cut in inch pieces. Cover with hp!.-
ing water and cook Until tender, Draiu
and then place in a baking dish a"d aid
Orc large onion. mMcCd fU'
one Iur1c green pepper. mm"'" foc,
one cup Of coarse bread "rumdS,
one teaspoon Of salt.
OnC.hnU teaspoon Of pepper,
-Four slices OF bacon, minced fine aDj
Jrorncd LCtorp oddinG
Onc aud onc.hqf cups of cr"am
sauce.
Mix. spread the top smon'hIv ana
cover with fine brcadcruMh5 and t""
tablespoons Of grated cheese. liuk" IN u
hot oven for twenty minutes.
Celery. tripC and oysters is real
old. time dish. Mincr fine Aalf pound
Of cooked triDc and cover with boiling
water. Cook for fifteen minutes and
tLrn drain and look over twenty Gv"
oysters. See that they ar" free fron
bits Of SHE'LL Drain and parhoil.
Place the tripe and oysters in II
saucepan and add one cup Of celery rut
in inch pieces and pnrbo!Icd and
one GrCCH pepper. mlHccd hI,"
OHc, onion, HrdfCd,
Tlro taJlcspoous Of Gn"ly mjnrcJ
parsley.
one tCdSpOOu Of sat-,
one. half teaspoon Ot ECppCr.
TwO CHpS Of hiCk cream sauce,
TrO tablespoons Of buttcr.
Beat slowly TO the boiling point and
then serve in soup plate on II slice Of
tcust. Garnish with little hard boiled
egg which has been rubbed through a
sieve. -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

A TREMENDOUS driving force, kill
"A ing off himself and every ono in his
household--thnt IS ono mnn Know.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

new history just beginning TO unfo,a
self. " UNFOLD Il.
TTIERE are so few real porro,,
l. adnys. "'H'
In modern, houses We havo s,o..
Practical ,nnromntfc thing2, wi,b ibO'ns'
room TO play in. no shadows 70 % ",, no
uIate @ tnr imagination-and npoth.. oS'n,
Or els" We live in npartmnnt. -.
store our eftiover things. very scos ana
and uninteresting. in n place c.rSs,y sntty
made for them in the basc,nent tp'c'alIS
Or else VIC live in n housc th..
S1ghtly small for us. and wo bnn. Is
double IN on the rooms as II IL %,S w;,S 70
taking one of them for storcroo,, m,,n'ut
And nobody wants to play there ~.
We build for speed. space and sr,,,
fcations now. '" peel
lhnre is no waste room, 70 nooL,
crannies. and no possible h;nt 'o"N y" . and
pirion Of secret pnssagc--tbo. y,
ways probable. ALWAYS mystcriom. A.
ways alluring possibility of an old .f,su a.
ioncd house. 'oSn'
a NJ there "ouldn be much time N
\ use n garret If we had ono,
Distances are not SO great as ,h..
uscl to be. rainy day docs rot ros. "e.
dny Mt homo because it is imnossih,a iSa
70 get to school. or an afternoon in ~.
housc because it is unpleasant 10 20 70 o". o".
in thr rain. ~ ""'
TrollcyS. automobiles. ravcd s,roo.,
notion -T,ictUrc theatres md r,Iovroo..s
Eavc hanged all that 'O"''
Anyhow. W" don't 60 in for buiIdirr
castles and acting parts and discoysrirs
o"rcts as wo used to.
Such things arc much too childish %,
ua nowadays. HnG too Slow.
OLD-FAsIIIoNED carrots are r,r,
" in these days.
But not quite )" rare a children who
could spend n whole day PLAYING in
them. or dreaming in them.
Al that kind Of thing has gone ou, Of
Stvlp now W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
Mrs. Wilson's Ans,rers

Dear Mrs. WILSON, Would Won
please tell me what vegetables should
be put in boiling water to cook and
which in cold water?
MRS. G.. VI.
Cook all vegetables in boiling water
to place them in cold water and heat 10
boiling point not only causes the yalu
able food element to dissolve from thc
foods and become part of tho water
in which the vegetables are cooked, but
this method also permits the essential
tavoring to become diSsipatcd and
therefore lost. Prepare the vegetables
and cover with boiling water and cook
until tender. then drain. season and
dress as desired.
Dear Mrs. Wilson -- viii Won
please give a recipe for making g.apr
jelly and Iuinc" JAM Mrs. II.
Grape Jelly
Stem grapes and wash. draln wou
Now place in Il preserving kettle uud
add one and n half cups Of water for
every POUND Of grapes weighed after
stemming. Bring slowly 10 boiling
point, MASKING we'll with wire potnt"
maShcr cook until the grapes are soft
then cool, and turn in Il irllv hoy IN
let drip. Measure III" juice and return
to the preserving kettle. Boil for
twelve minutes and then add three
quarters of a cup Of sugar for every
cup Of juice. Stir TO dissolve the sugnr
and then bring to boil, cook twelve
minutes, pour in otrrilizcd glasses. Coo
and seal with paraffin.
Use III" pulp loft in the iclly bap
for making grape butter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

TomOwow-HaiE5 Hands
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

Fried mush with bacon max" ;aNtr
breakfast dish. To prepare tho muNL,
place in q saucepan
Tlrcc pints Of rat'r.
Tro teaspoons Of salt
Ore.h0l( tCGSpO0n Of pepper
Orc-hny teaspoon NJ hW'c.
one large onion, grntcd.
T,ro ounces Of finely Shr'dd'd d'rd
beet.
Bring - n boil and add slowly two
c,,n, Of fnc r9rnmoul. STR constantly
md cook until IL" miXtur" will Mold q
SPOON upright Then rims" Il louf-
,hapcd nan and pour in the miAtWc.
Let stand overnight and in IL" morning
,ut in half-in,h slices. Cnt each >iir.
in half and then dip in -four and brown
nircIv. Serve with crisp slice "i bacon.
often the housewife has an oNpor.
tunitv to purchase n hrg" bunch o.
ccltry at a moderate cost. ljg:ro I"
use every bit Of the celery in th" fol-
lowing manner
Usually the large bunches contain
twelve stalks and the smaller ones from
foDr 10 six stalks. So tho tender in
side branches for the table. Max" them
rr.sp by placing on L." or in !r" cold
uHf,r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

new, history just beginning TO unto,s :,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

For names Of shops address womsn's raEs
Editor or phone Walnut 5000 or Muin 1901
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
BY MRS. NJ. A. WILSON


Copyright. 1871. bv Mrs ". 4. Wilson All
RIGHTS reserved
THE old chef says that when cooking
l. cereals. if just half of the amount
You intend to use Is added to boiling
water. and tho mixture beaten we'll for
few minutes, with an egg bCater. it
will prevent Jumping and improve the
flavor very much then add balance OF
cereal and cook in usual manner.
Try adding cup of thick apple
sauce to breakfast cereal Just before
serving. This also gives additional fla
vor TO pancakes and waffle batterS. Aud
one cup of thick unswcetencd apple
sauce to the batter when ready to cook
Try This Very Tasty Dish
Wash and place in II saucepan two
pounds OF pig knurklcs and cover with
boiling water. Cook until very TENDER
so that the bones may easily be re-
moved. Let cool and then rcmov" the
bones and boil the liquid TO reduce II
10 little more than half. Add to the
reduced liquid
Tro tablespoons of gelatin rhj"h has
been soaked in four tablespoons ot coid
trdter,
Onc.haU cup ot sharp cider rincGar,
One onion. grated.
Ono green pepper. minced fnc.
Ono tablespoon Of mustard seed,
One teaspoon Of c"I"ry seed.
The pigs knuckIcS ~ih bones re-
mored.
T,ro Icrpl teaspoons of salt,
one level teas poon of pepper.
Turn into a china bowl and pln"" in
icobox. Chill and then cut in tim slices
and serve on lettuce.
TO extract every drop of Juice from
tbo Icmon, cover tho lemon for five min
utcs with boiling water, vol until
quite soft. then ream out tho juice.
NJush That Has a Different Flavor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

JJUMAN nature docs not change very much.
cd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06

Co.. ~
t -" +P"
Ht~ Mt<ir@ crop mott - for thr rffk
s.0tII.1 <4rfru,Irf a ~ fnmu,ltA by
/. = A... 80 -~t4.
f'"''. = . ~ So
t1Iit4ft iN'i9N; -.
.rn<n* tn.tty
N@Wunt9 tHt bean tI1 rrH tf9r ~
Iaiia Yiele heavy All 4sai.ts roof
tt'f9n t*tt.nitN AN y 'e-
tfn t'fnf. N excflfcut con"'',Sn
uit'k t'"u% t'F
Ntnrt ~ ftrf'ifnI r"H"itton. rnfn.
f'f,st aafnrt< nan ana cont'nnea
VT Hrntte' = rfraHnI t1nI f,c.'
H7fNN rnfn,nt Nnraf row nf'nt nat
.'r w .s,s ensa ~, ,s,e' ,.sS
~ lntrti9f rrntffN' we " u.nH snul
rtAl erep 200 Hpftnf frrnn" stn-
rrtstt f'pf "Affs~t'nH NOV F'e
kfrf''nf.
tnttf cunt "tn'rf WIS.
tntteninf H,taycn ~ rams tir,n
.r.rr .tfe,t t'fn qNetn. t%
t Only W 1919 r'' 1' ~ sr~
Row crops thst rsfe a~ltisAica ioos-
,"< wv fseerf senr % ,eoss r1ns,
~ n-4"'+ n"4tf tA' raAf tot-r
foul" With sfnss and weeds Prices
~ 1Nt'H Z ttettf| ~ Fti 1ttf< "
- @r',tn,t ftr"f'r ~ *f"'Fh r.
49, -
nr,- $500 ~ ~.
w N'tH, tfs'n ~ ans
-'rNr l"lr 'oret- NY
.<t'.t tnrn $500
..<s'['n'e ~ rrpno w. tn- t9.u"n
''rs- osr'..nt y r" .tess
- ~" w " '''"F @
~ - ~
'pun,t 49,. 1pI
..* o.n.'s"n <f..t-n. W 80
49, ...naN- ~ ~,
~ t.r',.r t.nsH'o"l" .ron 'r..
trt sttf'N ~
y rne sn"'. ivy ~ n.s"
$500 1919. y r''u 'r'n
''en Hr1,,n sefa erop eeanE Ia
r.s-, ..,fS@
r-t., " ~
ar
-.
/. ""H 49, -
~ 49,. ~
e.,s c-1~ rrnn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENnnEnr.
No. 8
a .onvr RIsoi.uTIos sRososIss

A JOINT RESOLUTION PRoPosINo
TWO or ARTICLE EIGHT OF
STATE or NEW MExloo.
Q. :. for 81 X. No. n, Apr March
II, 1921.
be i is.soissd By tie Legislature Of
.he ssAte Of New Mexico.
Section l. That section = OF Article
VIII Of the Constitution of the State
Of New Mexico be. and ti. same 10
hereby amended TO read AZ follows;
See. 2 The maximum rate Of tax
alton to be levied FOR all state rur-
poses aud uses. Including the educs.
tionai, penal, aud charitable lnstltu.
lions shall not exceed six mills on the
dollars of the assessed valuation Of MI
properly subject TO taxation In the
state. The maximum ate Of tax TO
be levied for all County purposes and
uses. excepting special school levies.
general school tax levsse. special leyies
for health purposes, and special levies
on specific classes Of property, shall
not exceed five 90 mills on the dollar:
Provided, However, that a tax not ex.
cesding two t2) mills on the dollar OF
the assessed valuations OF all properly
subject TO taxation In this stats may
be levied for the construction and
maintenance OF the State Highways.
which said two (el mills levy shall
not be within the State or County llml.
tatioBs heretofore fixed. The maxi.
mum ate Of tax Il be levied for. all
uses shall not exceed ten (i0) mills
on the dollar: Provided, However. that
an additional levy OF not TO exceed
five (0) mills on the dollar may be
made with the joint, written consent
OF the Board OF County Commissioners
and the State Tax Commission. The
maximum rate OF tax to be levied for
City, Town. or Village purposes or uses
shall not exceed five 90 mills on the
dollar. The maximum amount ~ tax
20 be levied for health purposes shall
not exceed one.haif C4) mill. The
maximum rate OF tax TO he levied by
school districts for special school DIS.
triet purposes. shall not exceed five
90 mills on the dollar. The foregoing
Limitations shall not apply to levies for
the payment Of the public debt or In
terest thereon Provided. Further. that
the Limitations herein contained shall
not apply to tax levies authorized by
the Fifth Legislators and exempted
from similar limitations 10 existing
lava
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06

JOINT REsoIuTsoS PROVIDING
FOR THE AMENDMENT Of
SECTION eor Article VII OF
IHE CONSTITUTION DF THE
STATE or NEW MEXfco.
II. J. r. No Is. Apr. Feb. ~. 1921.
BE u Resolved By the Legislature VI
the State Of New Mexicos
That Section 2 Of Article VII OF the
Constitution OF the State " New
hssico, be aud the sauc IL hereby
amended 10 read a. follows:
"Sec. >. Eyery citizen 81 the United
States who i = legal resident Of the
State and Il q qualified eiector there
Ia. xhali be qualified to hold amy pub
lie office In the Slate except NJ other
wise provided In this Constitution.
The riRi.t to hold public office la the
State o. New Mexico shall not be de-
MED or abridged ON account OF sex,
and wherever the masculine gender 10
used Ia this Constitution. IN defining
the qualifications for specific Offices
II shall be construed to include the
feminine render. Provided. however,
that the payment OF public road poll
tar, school poll fax or service on turies
shsn cot b made a prerequisite 10 the
right Of . female 70 vote or hold Of
o1a.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT.

JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING
THE AMENDMENT or SECTION
., ARTICLE Xxx, AND SECTION
SIITUTlON Oh THE STATE Oh
NEW MEXICO.
c. $. for S. J. n. No. 4. Apr. Mch
IL, 1921.
Be II Resolved by the Legislature OF
the State of New Mexico:
Section l. That Section 8. Of Ar
ticle NIX. OF the Constitution OF ia,
State OF New Mexico be aud ia,
same Is hereby amended to read NJ
follows:
section s. The term OF office OF
every state, county or district officer
except the governor OF the state. and
those elected to FIJI vacancies. sllalI
commence on tie first day OF Jnnu
AIRY next after his election. The tern
OF office OF the governor OF the stat,
shall commence on the first day Of
December next after his election.
Section .. That Section .. Of Ar
tiele ~. OF the Constitution ~ The
state OF New Mexico be and the SAINT
Is hereby amended to rehd as follows
section 5,
"coh.Sa,tton fAN Tho regutar bten
mini ses.lon n, ,Ls leyf.IaIurs sbau
hsvtn a, ,yvelya n,.lock ron, an ia,
ar, Tnasday -, Fai,rvsry -, az,
s.cs -ranarsI sIac,t,n NJ rsg,i.r 80.
80 .nau a,oaad 80. "a, ar1 ~
.naciai ..sston shan .xco.d r1trf,
days.
c.l,oJ on srcoun, q, az. sts,. I'm
INV sourcs uhatsos,.r .bnn Ia, nniJ
I,,to ,Le ,r.ssnrv tLsr.a,
.Suh- ssc,In, tc, Tbas t..t.t.,,r.
shou na, sn-nronrt.,a - r,an.y nt,t
- he ,-ress,rv s,nsnt NJ arrnr,toncs
wt,b ,hs rrovi.ions ~ hts s.c,ion
.Soh.S.t,tnr I'M n, ar h.o.ro n,
t.,b -, Isnnsr, 4, .a.h ,e.r r.v,
n,aroain~ IN. ra.,lar tanrt,I sesslon
-, ,ha is.,sIs,nr. a,orr ,t"u.rtmout
ts.,nn,ins ia s.sncy ar ,he stale
.vc.,1 IN. taaIsra,t.. dcn,rtm.rt
sh,,i .uh,rtt ,a,hs ~ a.,
go y da,.n.d -stoeon,.,, .La,rin,
.rru.i ,.vsnres and .x-n.uditur.. cnI
III twn Fiscal ,.srs ,ntsryeniuy stt,re
IN lns, r.y,,t., sss.ion ~ ,he Ierts.
t.,nra ,a.sth.r ,.i,b estimates al
n-,sr.nrfaefon r.,,tr.d ,n m.., tbe
srrf.a1 800 an.r Io,nr,no,ts
,agsfr,van ar 600, U.mlIsa % ~
s"sar"ar ,a, rs"aIr.
as,n' sa.'tsn in n, =. h,,,,,s On.
,,an,t.tI, 10, - .,.ry rsg,,Ior s.,sinn
~ ~, taatsta ~ $500 sIau
-,,r.nar, md sboII snhnI, AZ Tho l.aIs.
i%atnrn hul.s, -aa,tainIn. a J.,,il.d
,t.f.,,cnt ana ,stf,,ote ~ ali nntL
ct,,nt.a revenu.. "a H. stnts ,nJ n
c~n,nnie,e ,ian -, ,ra,osoJ evneydI.
tu..s o,r lie .tn,. ro,ernwent dIr.
Inc tho c,srI,y ht',,1n,,
ssnh. Sectton ~ E"r tho nprpose
n, n-rc,arfn. bts t,d,., ,ho -.nynrno,
st,n Lnve nny,.r a. r@acpire onv
. ~
n,an, IN n,r,is,, H., LIN aav tnS,r.
",s,Iop ,,i,I.b Ia ,".. - ,.S.ss,ry
ssyh.See,t,, Z, A, a.. time Lc
go,.roor srIri,s 10 1udg., to the
t..lsi.r,re ls Am .tsn s,h,,t, a Nm
n, he tno,,n az nr sCer.raI Aunro.
,.t,tton nan % ,.tt.l. .hau ,o,t,tn an
III HNNNNNNN NHNNN. MNNNN 10 NNA ANNNNN|NNN HNN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
rnoposnp coNsrlrurioNAL
AMENDMENT
No. S


HcuSE JOINT HESOLyftoN PRO
fuSf>0 AN AMENDMENT 10
ARTICLE Al uf The toNsIIIu-
TON OF THE g1ATE OF NHW
Nk\ICO4 E<IIlLkD "I0HfVHA.
TONS OTHER THAN NCNfCi-
PAIL ny ADDING THERETO A
NEW StCItQN TO BE NUN.
bEHED SECTION 10
n. J4E. No. IS. Apr. Ach, IL. ir2f.
bct Il Resolved by tue Legislature 81
the State o. New Mexico:
That Article Nj Of the Constitution
OF The State % NEW Mexico. entitled
Corporations other thsn Municipal"
he amended by sdiinx thereto q new
section TO be numbered Section 10 70
read "a follows:
"Sec. 10. The feElslsfure may BY
enactment ehnnFs. alter Or enlarge the
powers and duties OF the State Cor
ana res",a,,"n aT'S,s LOT = sen.so,
The enforcement g ~ ordcrse