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new; size about &c. bargain How
lett Craighead Laundry. 2-1O If
FOR SALE-R. C. Rhode Island Red
and D. c. Buff Leghorn eggs, 81 per
setting. Telephone 1858. 215 II
FOR SALE-Fine silk lined. Tuxedo
suit, coat 50; price SIS. CAL at Horse
Snce bath house. 2-246t
FOR 5ALE-Ntcely furnished room
ing house ten rooms; doing good bus
mess. 303 Malvern avenue. 2-2O Ct.
FOR SALE-City broke horse, s yrs.
old; good locker. Phone 9, w. H.
Hall, pawn broker 2-6.tf
FOR SALE-New National cash
register, cheap. Ed Parham, inquire
ga Plateau street. 1-28tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-Nine room
modern residence. See W. T. Haw.
kins, 712 Central avenue. 1-18f
FOR SALE-Cheap, second hand
Remingtoi typewriters. Address F. x,
this office. 1-18tf
FoP sArE-prr roo,,orr ooos so
cents setting. Inquire Mrs NJ. J.
Mooney. Malvern road. one mile from
Town. l-3O In
FOR sATr- eou.;rr machine f,r.
nieb.noe ~ tbreo If throa rooms 70.
,otbor or sanarato 400 v,bit.iro+o,
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For SATE-One ronr year old 6av
Morgan mare citv broke e,fa for
Dd1 , drive. Al conditioned animal
Address NJ this OFFICE 2.25 n
FOR sATE-Cheapest Mace in cIfv
10 hny furniture. stoves etc. Ermey,s
Furniture sore COZ Ouacbita nhone
GAS. 9.9Otf
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trail re. Phone 1867. 12-5.u
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ranJa ~ g. oi leo run aiy au ,I
REQ his onice III u
FOR SALE-Sewmg machine; fur
mshnss Of three rooms; together or
separate 4-s WHitlnstcr 2-!9-5t
FOR sA1r-rarga LOT fonr room
,.-. - s7 co., 80, =.
". y. barrett 'o' Malvern avenue
FHo"' go. z-lo u
ron s4Tr-Firs+ cIass gm9I1 meat
market 5oinp GOOD businass. sickness
reason for selling Address X Y =
Inns 0''ce. 20 u
FOR eATF-Ono acre garden MOT
fine ground good improvements fine
water and close in. BARGAIN In
ouire no AIco~n ave. 1-1o-tf
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
MORAN NAY LOSE
GO WITH ATTELL
Defeat by Matty Baldwin
Hurts BritOn'S Chance
for Big Bout.

BOSTON. Jan 2s.-Owen Moran. the
English pugiiist, probably lost his
chance to meet Abe AtteH in san Fran
cisco on February . by losing MS 70
round bout here last night to Matty
Baldwin. OF CharIestoVn- Jem Dris-
coll win probably get the preference
ana be allowed TO meet Atteu for the
featherweight championship o. the
world
Jimmy Coffroth, the Frisco promoter
who is now touring Europe. has decided
10 match either DriscoI or Moran
against AtteH on February p. but as
Moran lost last night. AtteIl viii prob
ably refuse 10 meet him. taking on
Driscon In his place
Judging from the way Moran handled
baldwin IN their previous bout. few
thought the CharlestoVu lad had any
chance against the Engiishman but he
put u All over Moran in twelve rounds
BALDWIN was IN splendid condition for
me hght while Moran showed plainly
the effects Of his long lay of There
was not a single Touchdown during
the hight, but Baldwin staggered the
Briton couple OF times with punish
ing hooks 10 the Jaw.
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
COACHES DISCUSS
CHANGES IN. RULES
Washington Men Favor
Revision of Code Gov
erning Football.

Football men Of Washington are to-
DAY passing judgment upon the sugges-
tiOns Of changes in the rules agreed
upon BY five coaches at a meeting last
night
There was nothing whatever official
about the gathering OF gTidlrOn tutors
and the proposed changes VIII not be
binding IN any manner, but were sim
Div outlined in order TO place the coach
es on record as favOriug a decided re-
vision and formulate some plan for the
experiments 10 be conducted Saturday
morning In these experiments the Ma
tional Cathedral School and Technical
High teams win be Used TO show forma-
lions. but there VIII be no scrimma ginE Of
any sort The experiments VIII be held on
the grounds Of the Washington School
for Boys. and viii be attended by most
OF the scholastic players Of this city.
This is a plan which has met favor
in several cities.
The tentative alterations agreed upon
last night follow;
Every prospective player must pass a
medical examination.
Divide the game into three periods Of
equal length, with Jeu-minute rests,
limiting each period to twenty minutes.
Restrict player Of team in possession
Of the bah from using his hands TO
assist the runner
The offensive team shall have seven
men known as Iinesmeu on the line of
sCrimmase at the moment the ball is
put in play
Allow a team the use OF the forward
pass only behind the line OF SCTlmmaE &c,
thus eliminating the forward pass with
restrictions as in vogue at present
IufiiCU a penalty Of fifteen yards on
a team for alleged crawling
InfiicJ a penalty of fifteen yards on a
team Tor alleged tackling above the
shoulders
Revise the rules governing the onside
kick. preventing the players on the or
fensive line Of sc-1mmaEe from recover
ing the ball until Il has been touched
By an opponent.
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
CAPITAL BOWLER
MAY Be ELECTED
Pop" Myers Is Suggested
for Presidency of Bowl
ing Congress.

DETROIT. Jan S-The official busi-
ness meetings Of the American Bowl
ing Congress VIII be held On March
and Z. while the executive committee
viii be IN session for two days prior
to that time While Secretary L-angtry
viii have no opposition for reelection.
there VIII likely be several candi-
dates for the presidency. Edward
Myers OF Washington, d c. more
commonly called Pop by the bowling
fans, IS being prominently mentioned
for this honor.
Mr.. Myers served as vice president
FOR several years and always takes
great iutTeST in the game lie has
promised to bring five teams from the
National Capital
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
SCHEDULE TRAINERS
RESUME HARD TASK
Committee Busy Mapping
Out Two Programs for
Leagues Decision.

PITTSBURG, Jan. Z6.-The order
given the schedule committee OF the
National League to draw Up a
schedule. calling for 16s games has
caused what might have been a nice
sociable time for the committee 10 be
turned Into hard work Together with
the committee Of the American
League President Lynch. Dreyfuss OF
PlttsburE. and Ebbetts Of Brooklyn.
resumed work on the schedule TO-DAY
The National committee IS stiII
divided as 10 the length OF the play
Ing season ana two schedules are be-
ing drawn one calls for i5f games
and VIII be submitted to tie leagJe
as a minority report The other viii
be for the 1s6 games II VIII be I'D
10 the league TO decide which viii be
adopted.
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
BRITISHERS COMING
FOR POLO TOURNEY

LAKEWOOD, y. J., Jan. 95.-Much
Interest has been aroused here today
by the announcement that there VIII
be some international polo games at
Georgian Court. the estate OF George
). G3ild, during this coming spring. the
louTna ment being slated between the
dates Of March q and April 80
Players from England and Ireland vii
come over for the contests. aEich a.
committee consisting OF Henry Pavue
" nitney. George J. Gould. J. 4 CowIin.
l. y StOddard. " A. Hazard ana II
1. Herbert has arranged.
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
WILL NOT DISCARD
GLIDDEN TROPHY

NEW YORK. Jan 2--The American
AUtonobus Association has decided that
there Is TOO much sentimental interest
connected with the GIidden trophy TO
sustify Its return 70 The donor, and e.
viii remain as the principal prize at
stake in the national automobile tour Of
The year This was decided upon at
meeting Of the contest board The tour
viii he known this year as the national
tour for the Glfddeu trophy
The agitation against GIScar riding the
trophy was begun by BENJAMIN BTlScc6.
Of the Maxwell EriscCe Company
The Washington times., 1910-01-26

Of the game for some time. and a man
can get right bach into the harness IN
a minute when mes gotten out Of the
''Stiu. believe char If Jenries can
get back lin condition the championship
VIII remain with the white race
Strong for JEFF
In hs witty monOlogue before the
heaTt-to-heart talk Corbett told { story
70 emphasize his wishes.
when I fought Jefries IN san Fran
CISCO" ne related, there was a oig
man at the ringside who had bet on
Jehries, but. had never seen either one
Of US To reach the ring the contes-
tants had to pass through the audi
ence- I arrived first and as ! was
making my way 20 the ropes some one
who knew me called out.
Hello, Jim2
Now as you know. Jeffries and
are both named jim The big fellow
turned around, seized me BY the hand
and exclaimed.
Good luck to you. Jim. hope you
knock Corbetts head Off
He got bis wish. all right, and ]
hope Johnson gets the same thing that
Jenrles gave to me-
Springs New Ones.
In talking OF HIS travels, Corbett has
several new ones. and they are up %
his previous excellent standard. OF
course. he tells some OF the old ones
that are too good 70 warrant his elm
mating hem.
While in England he tells, there
was TO be q meeting between Freddy
WelCh and Johnnie Summers. two clever
little fellows An English friend Of
mine had never seen a sparring con-
test and ] urged him 20 so. which he
did
This VeIch IS a fast little fellow and
early ne punched Summers in the nose,
The blood spurted freely and covered
WelCh's glove.
AFTER that every time ne hit Sum
mers he left a red mark from his glove.
He hit Summers 50 often and N go
many places that AZ the finish sum
mers was covered with red spots
The next day 7 met my friend and
asked him 81 he didn't think Welch was
a great little fighter
% Why, he's no fighter ne answered
Hes a blooming decorator 80
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
Champion Belgian Eight
Viii Probably Row in
This Country.
BOSTON CLUBS WANT
NATIONAL REGATTA
Hub Officials Have Been Urged TO
Advance Bid for Big
Event.

BOSTON. Jan es.-There is q move
ment In local rowing circles 10 bring
the national amateur rowing regatta
10 this city next summer, and 10 provide
a feature attraction In q match race
between the Harvard University crew
and the Belgian crew. thrice winner
Of the grand challenge cup for Fights
at Henley. England
Satisfactory assurances are reported
70 have been received from Belgium as
% the crew willingness 10 make the
ocean trip
Within q few weeks President George
2. MsErath Of the New England assOcia-
ton has been requested TO use his
GOOD offices in securing the national
fixture. with the assurance that the
match race VIII he arranged.
The unpreparedness Of the Charles
river lighthouses appears 10 he the main
argument againstsBoston this year, but
the local members Of the New England
association viii vote at the annual
meeting IN this city, February . 10 in
vite the national body to hold the big
regatta here
Rowing Politics Feared
This action viii not settle the matter.
for the executive committe Of the ma
tonaI association VIII have the final
say in New York in March The re-
quest Of the local association was re-
fused only a few years ago with some
asperity, and many Of The New. Eng
Ianders have not Yet recovered their
equauimity-
Aside from the politics in regatta
matters. II IS agreed that a race, between
the Client and Harvard crews would
attract a quarter Of million people,
and would he a hitting opening to one
Of the worlds best water parks
L would be a sfmon-pure amateur
race. for one thing. as Engiand's best
amateurs have measured blades with
the BeIgians, and the fact that their
three wins Of the grand challenge cup
races have not been protested by the
exclusive British. established their eli
Eibility 70 meet the great university
crew OF Harvard The man promoting
this great attraction Is no novice but
IS fully competent TO carry It through
Row Like Americans
From the description OF the BeIEians'
stroke in their races at Henley. Ameri-
can oarsmen detect q reflection Of meth
DDS used 10y the leading universities
on this side Of the water The actual
presence Of the Clients eight. on the
Charles river would not only furnish
the people with grand treat, but would
also give Harvard a chance 90 see the
real article at close range. and # beat
en- by the Henley champions. would
undoubtedly profit by the experience.
The attraction Is believed 10 be well
worth while trying for, and aside from
the national fixture. the race would
In Itself furnish the biggest attraction
ever presented TO the American people
free Of charge
The cost OF bringing the BeIgiaus over.
10 IS estimated, would nO1 exceed S5.HT1
which it IS assured can be raised in
f0rJy--eicht hours IF the race IS arranged.
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
TO OPEN AT TASLEY-

BALTIMORE. Jan. 2s.-At the an
nuaI meeting Of the Maryland and Vir-
einfa Racing Associations seven tracks
we're assigned dates. as follows; Tasiey,
Va August . 10 g. POcomCke City, Nd.
August q 10 u; Salisbury. Nd, August
Is to Ig- EastOn. AId-. August , 70 20
Rockville. Nd. August 80 to September
2. Tfmoniuua Nd, September 10 TO-.
Prospect Park Nd. September y 10 IL
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
Elk FUTURITY DALE.

CHICAGO. Jan est has been def
initeIv decided that the HorsemRn and
Spirit Of the Times FUtUrity stake for
foals Of 1871 VIII be raced at the De-
froIt Grand Circuit meeting the first
week In August This is q guaranteed
stake Of not less than $1,000. all the
none. subscribed above the guarantee
being added 10 -he guaranteed amount
The race IS for thTee-year-Oid trOtters
and PAGERS. the conditions providing for
three heats. each heat q race.
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
AMERICAN ATHLETES
FOR FOREIGN MEET

CHICAGO, Jan 2s.-Everett 9 Bowl
rra-55an+ of this. Amateur Athletic Union,
Lss announced that he viii give his Of
hciaI approval 70 the plan to SEND
team Of American athletes 10 compe1e
IN world games at the German-Arne en-
an a,-rositfor- in Berlin. this summer.
Nr Rr0Wu said he heartily favored
the scheme. especially since there Would
be no international games II Greece TINS
wear. A team Of from twenty-five 70
forty uiczed men Is thought feasible
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
ENGLISH FIGHTER COMING

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 25.-AccordIng
to advices here, Jimmy Cohroth, the
fight promoter, who IS now In Europe,
intends 10 bring either owen Moran
or Jem DrisCon here for q fight with
Abe ACtelI for the featherweiCht cham
Di0nship- COnrOth has fntiuated that
he viii stage the battle on February
-. the same date on which Nelson and
WolEast are TO meet At Los Angeles.
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
TO MANAGE
MONMOUTH TEAM

MONMOUTH. i'll. Jan. -26.-The Mon
mouth Browns today closed a contract
whereby Lew Drill becomes manager Of
the team for their first TROUT in the
Central Association.
The new leader or the Browns comes
highly recommended. and is q resident
Of ST Paul He was two years with the
Washington Senators. In 1893 he and
Bill CouEhIin were sold 70 the Tigers for
SI0Oll remaining two years since then
Drill has managed Pueblo. Terre Haute,
and Superior. Wis.
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
FIGHT is A DRAW.

BUFFALO, y. y Ian. &-Paddy
LAWN. Of Buffalo and Fighting Dick
Nelson Of Brooklyn. fought ten rounds
20 a draw tonight az the velterweIEht
limit LAWN Rad a shade In the boxing.
but his much-hCTaIded left old not
bother the Brooklyn boy, ne wadIng
in ever ready 20 mix
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
sKEOGH ON DECK.

NEW YORK. Jan es--Jerome KeoEh.
vIro will attempt n wrest the worlds
pool championship from Thomas HUes-
ton III n three nights match at the New
YORK Thester concert hall next week,
viii arrive here today and begin his
final practice at Maurice DAYS acad-
envy
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
THINKS FOOTBALL
WILL BE RETAINED

CHICAGO. Jan 2s.-Coach stagg, OF
the University OF Chicago, does not fear
the adjustment OF football at the Mid
way, despite the intimatiOn from the
faculty that the game might be sus-
pended = l9lI- He told the Maroon
rooters to-day that the national rules
committee would dispose Of the faculty
objections 20 football BY making more
radical changes 81 the rules than are
expected.
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
BRITTON BEATS CUTCH..

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 25.-Jack Brit
ton, Of Chicago, outrointed Harry Clutch,
New York. IN a bout that went the six
round limit al the Douglas A G. last
evening BrItt0n was the aCgreSSOr
from the start Of the sattle 20 the
finish
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
PLAN BIG MARATHON.

NEW YORK ian. 26--Pat Powers
and Johnny Pollock viii put on a derby
Marathon al Madison Square Garden
February Il Many Of the best known
long distance runners have been asked
10 race They are guaranteed 20 per
cent Of the proceeds.
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
INDIAN WILL RUN.

NEW YORK, Jan. 5--Louis Tewau-
ina. The crack distance Tulner OF the
Carlisle Indian School. has sent in his
eutrr for the special teu-mIIe race at
The pastime games, an January ~ IF
fcrts are being made 10 get George Bon
bag 10 start In the ten-mile run
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
WESTERN SKATERS
ARE COMING EAST

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s-Western ice
skaters who are 10 invade the Eastern
championships during the next two
weeks. left Chicago last night The
skaters are from Duluth. Milwaukee,
and Chicago. They viii compete at
Cleveland on January 2s and %: at
PirtsburE on Januaxy 3 and %, and at
SaranaC Lake, y. Y. on February 2
and ,
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
CORBETT DOUBTFUL
OVER COMING BOUT
7 els New York Audience What He Think. of Both
Fighters-ExpIains His Connection With
Jeffs Training Plans

NEW YORK. Jan. 26-Every man,
woman, and child attending the Am
erican Music Hall this week has want
ed 10 know the opinion of James J.
Corbett on the impending contest be
tween Jack Johnson and James J. JEFF
fries When the fight was first dis
cussed it was generally referred to as
the JenrIes-Johnson mill Jeffries was
always first
Last night Corbett mentioned johnson
first, and his talk plainly showed that,
like other ex-champions and most
champions who have expressed their
views. he does not regard Jehries as
a sure winner. At the conclusion Of
his monOlogue Jim received so mucn
applause that the show was stopped
until he returned TO the footlights-
NOW said the popular actor-pugi-
list. s.I'II come 10 say a few words TO
the men Ordinarily. I much prefer
talking to the ladies exclusively, but
this times my remarks are for the men,
for I know how muca they are all in
terested In the meeting OF Johnson and
JefTries.~
Gives Conest Dope
s.--bera has been a great deal in the
Dapers about my training Jenries' 50
I'm going TO give you the right dope on
what started this talk. and what is &C
tuaUv going to happen When JeiITleS
ana I were both in London some months
ago We were talking about what bad
ming If would be 20 have Johnson
champion.
Il told him then I would do whatever
ocg1d 70 helm him. and when the con-
test comes OF VIII be mis- principal
second at the rinEside. Jehries mas IN
vlfes me 20 come 10 his training quar-
tiers. and II be there and spar with
him for = month
srIe wanted a man who knew him,
and as I put MIN in the business and ne
Dur me ont OF business twice, I ought
10 know him fairly we'll know you'd
like to have ne say Jeffries VIII win
sure and I'd Ike to say u,
.-zl-- Re hen studying this Johnson
closely. ana let me tell you he's a pretty
tough customer ferries has been our
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
JOSS WILL NOT COACH.

TOLEDO Ohio. Jan 26-Addie JOSS Of
Cleveland, has been forced TO give up
the offer 20 coach the Harvard nine.
as the Cleveland mana cement refuses
to lei him go.
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
CLABBY FIGHTS SULLIVAN.

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 26.-Jimnny Cab
BY, Of Milwaukee. has been matched
TO meet Nike Twin sullivan, or BOS-
ton. in q ten-COunu uO-deCisiO1 bout
before the Milwaukee Boxing Club on
February 4
The Washington times., 1910-01-26
Man, Beaten by Colored
Champion, Asks for S2O,-
600 Damages.
WRIT TO BE SERVED
EARLY AS POSSIBLE
Representative of New York Law
Firm Is on Boxers
Trail.

NEW YORK. Jan e6.-Troubles never
come siHgly, even 20 those who shine
in the rays OF superior light Ike Mistoh
Jack JOhnsing That DISTINGUISHED
negro was arrested the other day for
beating Up a van and sickIy weeviI Of
a chap named Norman Pinder, Of the
same hue as himself. and is now under
$1,000 bail for consideration by the
grand jury
But the worst was yet to come.
Pinder called on Abe Levy, the famous
legal practitioner of the Pulitzer build
Ing, End began a civil suit against John
son for damages TO the amount OF go
600.
Looking for Champion.
The papers in the case were prepared
and Mr.. Levy's law partner, owen
BOban, has started West TO serve the
summons, which is returnable in the
supreme court Of New York within
twenty days Johnson is now on a one
night stand circuit He was IN To-
rontO last night, but viii be in Ameri-
can territory today
Finder Is still suffering from the ef-
rccts OF MistOh JOhnsing's assault upon
him HIS of eye Is out Of Easolene
His upper lip is slit so that IL hangs
ike a, pair OF curtains His forehead
has bump on It as big as Mt.
Mckinley, and he walks with roll like
a canal boat of the Grand Banks OF
Newfoundland.
An sUttinly shall get sqush with that
uiggah,'- said Pinder feeIingIy TO EIr
Levy. "Ah have some charity IN me
fOh most folk, but when a siX-fOot-siX
black rummy Diffs me on the COnk with
a chai-ahs An guess it's Up TO this yer
coon TO get busy
Must Preserve His Rep"
Honest. 8IisuOh Levy. An wouldn't
have gone aftah that theah Johnsins #
ne hadn't DUffed out, and Il went all
around the HeighbOrhOod that I had
been put away by him. and I have a
reputation 10 preserve. sab, that IS mob
10 me than Mistoh JohnsinE's is 10 him
Yes, sab, He'll have TO pay for his
fun shOhs you're alive, dOggCne I'm
Up IN Baron wilkins place on West
ThirJy-dfth street, where coIcred sport
dom conETeEate every night, the rub
heTneCks vino come around there after
the UheateT are TeveTeutidlly led 10 the
bar. where Is pointed out the dent IN
the floor made by Finders head when
Johnson knocked him down
Abe Levy has photograph Of the
dent
The Washington times., 1910-01-26

Do you want to see a great play .
next week. Take a tip and don't .
miss Augustus Thomas latest ,
success, The Harvest Moon" az .
the National
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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
THE BOIL WEEyIL
In Northwestern Administrations
of the Government Borne Out.


RussellvilIe, Ala, Aug. 23.-The boil
weeyil has appeared in Franklin county,
in the Northwestern npart Of the State.
Cotton squares were punctured and
dropped off. Specimens of the pest will
be sent to the State agricultural depart
ment although Texans residing i'll that
county are positive the bug is the gen
uine boil weevil.
The appearance of the pest i'll Ala
bama bears out the recent prediction of
government expert that it would in
wade this State this fall.
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 23.-A report
of boil weevil in Franklin county, sent
out from Birmingham this morning, is
not credited by Commissioner of Agri-
culture Wilkinson. In the march of the
pest eastward it would not ordinarily
get so high up as that for two years or
more.
Just now it is near the lower corner
of the State, if not inside, but Franklin
county is almost on the Tennessee line.
Il is thought here that the specimens are
corn or pea weevils, which at times dc
some damage to cotton. However, there
is a bare possibility that real bugs may
have been transported to the reported
trouble zone in cotton seed or some
vegetation.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-08-25
SECTION Proclamation.

State of Louisiana, Parish Of Caddo
In accordance with Act 40 of 1906, mo-
tice IS hereby given and we hereby pro-
claim that a primary election will be held
at the various precincts as now estab-
lished By law on Tuesday September s,
1910. for the purpose of nominating
Democratic candidates for Justice of the
Supreme Court of this District, and
member of Congress Fourth Congress
ionai District Of Louisiana. That said
election shall be held under Act No. 40
of 1900 known as the primary law, and
amendments thereto.
On the said day there will be nofninat-
ed FIVE commissioners for the city of
Shreveport as provided in accordance
with Act 500 Of the General Assembly OF
the State Of Louisiana for the year 1910.
The polling places of said election
shall be at the polling places fixed BY
the Police Jury and the commissioners
and clerks drawn BY the Democratic E.x-
ecutive Committee Of Caddo Parish are
hereby commissioned as follows:
WARD ONE
Precinct Rodessa Commissioners, A.
G Steward, + j. Elder, vi. Class /;
clerks, W. rs Marshall, nj. Thomas
watcher II. Hufshsns.