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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

superintendent 10 accept with our
knowledge and approval any Donation
for this work that the Junior Extension
Department may desire to make. We,
furthermore hereby autherise the par
lsh superintendent 10 devote a suffi.
elen, portion Of his time and energies
10 this work An will render the work
effective. II 10 understood by us that
sufficient time will be saved BY the
automobile so that the superintendent
viii be able 10 devote as much time or
even more 60 the general supervision
of the schools of the parish and bis
gork as superintendent than has been
80 devoted heretofore.
he II further resolved, That we de-
sire the teachers Of this parish 10 CO
operate with the superintendent In the
promotion Of this work throughout the
parish and do hereby authorize them
to devote such portion OF their time to
the work as will not interfere with
their regular school duties and do here
by authorize them or any one OF them
to accept such emoiument as may b.
donated to them for furthering thls
work wherever and whenever such ar
rangements can be made without The
work required interfering with the dis
charge Of their usual duties az teachers
| in the schools
Be II further resolved, That we d.
commend this work 20 the people OF
the parish and ineite their cooperation
with the superintendent. the agents o.
the Junior Extension Department
teachers, and others In the furthertns
of this highly commendabie and eda
eatlonal activity throughout the entire
parish We DO hereby pledge our co
operation and support In so far az oui
resources will allow to the advance
ment Of the education OF cur people
along this and all other progressive
aud beneficial lines.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
ORDINANCE NO.

Section / BE IL resolved and ordained
By the Police Jury Of the Parish Of West
Fehciana. state 81 Louisiana. in euiiyen
ton duly and legally assembled, that
whereas, this aforesaid Parish Of West
Feheiana has just completed the sen eFal
bridges across i4s creeks within the houn
iarius Of tbs aforesaid parish. and where
as Il is detrimental TO the preservation
and perpetuity OF these bridges for bug
gies. horses. automobiles and other IN
struments OF transportation aud for pc
lestflaus to trot, gsliop OF speed ewes
these said bridges
Section 3 Now, therefore the said
Police Jury hereby declares and makes II
lais1emeanof for any one 10 drive, ride
run OF exceed ia any manner whatsoexei
in crossing these bridges. a limit Of TIVE
buggy, wagon or cart or other than ~
automobile Ii being crossed
section 3 BE IL further resolved and
ordained that auy one found violating ans
sections 81 this aet shall upon conviction
be fined net less than Five Dollars ans
not mere than Twshty Dollars, OF I'm
prisoned not more than thirty days In tail
oF both In the discretion OF the Court
section 4 Realising the value Of thss'
aforesaid bridges. Il ts further resolves
and ordained that any informant whs
shall report ans violation Of the pro
visions NJ this ordinance shall, upon con
vietion Of the offender and payment o
same, receive $500 of the fine levied
This Ordinance shall he spread en th,
| minutes Of the Police Jnry and published
as required by a~, and II shall 40 Int
effect from and after Its adoption.
said Ordinance Was read, thoroughly
understood, VAS adopted and approved b,
the Police Jury ~ said Parish on ih'
first Wednesday and LIST day Of March
A. -. 1915
G. Y. HOWELL,
Attest President u Police Jury
e. r TOORAEN,
clerk OF Police jury
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
CONSTABLE SALE.


First Justice Court Parish Of West
Fsiciana
Chas Weydert vs. ! A. IaBgiois
He virtue az wrlts of II IN TO gs d.
rected by the above honorable SQUIRT, We
have saiged and viii offer for sale the
following described property at the hour
Of II o. clock IA IN at the heiow mentioned
places. os,
SATURDAY. APRIL I, isfs.
one ope horse wagon With spring seat,
Five head OF COWS
0ns yearllns calf
The aforesaid cattle are further de-
sertt.ea an one black Cow. one black siid
white spotted eua, enc red and white
spotted Cow, enc red COW with A. n.
branded on both hips. one cream yellow
Jersey COW with red bull salf
The cattle viii he sold by sam Decker,
~ the pasture or iat gate Of George II.
Wilcos IN trent ef his residence In The
Thlfd Ward. and the wagon viii he sold
by X G. Hrasseaux "a the front deer OF
the ceart house tn the town Of ~. Fran
etsyille. La
Terms Of sale--Cash. with benefit OF
appFaisensat
r. c. BRAssEAux,
Constable OF the FirRs Ward
SAM DECKER,
Constable Of tbs Third Ward
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
shariff. parish Of Yves!
sttEaiFFfs sALE.

state Of Louisiana. Parish Of West Fe.
lieiana, 3ith Judicial District Court
Mrs R,adolie Brooks Matthews and
Husband. Va No. HIS. William Waldo
fseale. 81 ala. Heirs Of y. r. winhish,
deceased
By virtue 81 q Writ oi Seizure and Sale
10 ME directed. By the Hon the asth Iu-
dlelal Disirie, Court, Ia tbs above entitled
and numbered cause. | have seized and
viii offer for sale 10 the highest bidder al
the frant door OF the Court House in the
town Of st. Franelssills Louisiana, az the
hour u II O'clock a. m.
SATURDAY, APRIL "a, isfs,
the following described property OF de.
PENDANTS, to"wit;
A certain pieee or parcsl Of land, sit
uated In the Parish Of West Felleiana,
state Of louisiana, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon. containing
enc hundred and fifty fi50t acres. more
er less. ard bounded as follows All the
land lying ln the northeast corner OF
neeeh Grove Plantation. within the fol
lowing boundaries en the north by lands
81 Mrs l.. A. WimbiNh, on the east by
Little Bayeu sara Greek, on the south by
sandy Crees. and on the west by Dry
Rraaeh. separating the Iyrn field from
The new ground field, from that point
whers u crosses the wimhish Falryiew
line 10 les intersection OF SANDY Bayou.
Terms OF Raie--t'ash
!, II, cf+AcK. Sheriff.
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sAERlFF's SALE

state Of louisiana Parish OF VEST Fee
lictana, glth Judicial District Court.
Feiiciana Bank and Trust Company
In Liquidation, vs.. No, iis0. Y. @
Hamilton
By sirtRs Of Writ Of Seizure and Sale
20 me directed BY the Hon. the 24th Ju.
,iieial District Court In the above entitled
aud numbered cause. | have ssiaed and
wlI offer for sale TO the higheat bidder 81
the trent door OF the Court House In tbs
town OF st Franeiaville, La, at the hour
IT II o'clock a. M,
SATURDAY, APRIL a., 1918,
ths following described property Of de-
PENDANTS. o-w,s
A certain lot Of Esguna situated 10 tha
toan Of ~ Fraseiaslils, Louisiana, al tbs
soot of the Hill, with al the buildings and
tmprov ements thereon. fronting fifty-tws
and two tsnths (52al feet on Ferdinand
street. known as the Meyer Hotel. .
teing the same property acquired by the
Said Fred u, Hamilton from Mrs Julius
Fssyhan, ei ais, on the a6th day OF
April. 1866,
Terms OF sale Cash. with bsnefi, Of
appraiseneni.
3 III. GIACk, sheriff
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

BY virtue OF the authority vested In
me as Mayor Of the Town Of Bayou
Sara, Louisiana, hereby order an
election to be held on Monday. April 8
1915, for the purpose Of selecting the
following officers tewtt, One mayor
i've eouneilmea. one secretary and col
Iector, one assessor and one marshal /;
election to be held at the City Hall,
Town OF Bayou Sara. La, between the
hours of a. ia and D. m. or, IN case
Bayou sara IL overflowed by water
election will be- held at the l., r. Il N
station The following are commits
stoned TO serve az said election c T.
Thibodanx, Jas. Aabic, Il. III. Lees
commissioners.
tsigned) j. II. LOGAN, Mayer.
Bayou Sara. La. March !. 1915.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
A CIRCULAR DESCRIPTIVE OF
THIS SUPPOSED PEST.

Circular No. 10. recently published
by the Extension Division. l.. 3. u.
deals with the subject Of johnson grass
It's origin. uses. methods Of It's control
etc. The circular Ii written by w, r.
Perkins, forsge crop agent, Live Stock
Extension Service, l., 3, u.
"Thls circular Ia issued" says Pro
fessor Perkins, mot with the object Of
encouraging the general planting OF
this grass In Louisiana. bat With tbs
hope Of giving some assistance ,9fh0ss
who already have the grass on their
laad. by calling attention 10 its value
a. q forage plant. saa the ease With
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

parish and that IL will do much and
mean much for the ultimate general
welfare u the citizens aud people Of
this parish,
H. Il. therefore, resolved That the
School Board of Wes. Felleiana Parish
desires 20 cooperate with the Junior
Extension Department OF the State
University and other agencies IN all
work looking toward the general wei.
fare Of the people of this parish, and
80 do hereby authorize the parish
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARTHA
MARY HEARsEg.

No. 1859, Division "E'', Civil District
Court. Parish of Orleans.
ny virtue Of an order 10 me directed By
the Honorable the Civil District Court for
the Parish of Orleans, Louisiana, In the
matter Of the succession Of Mrs. Mary
Hearsey. deceased. win offer for sale to
the highest bidder at the front door Of the
Court House la the town Of st, Francis
vile, Ia, at the hour Of II o'clock am. on
SATURDAY. APRIL O. 1913.
the following aeseribed property to-wit;
Lots Numbers $50. lss. lbs. and ias, In
square Number II, in the town Of Bayou
Sara. Parish Of West F'siiciana. Louis.
lana. with all the bulldogs and improve.
nlents thereon.
Terms Of sale~0ne half oT more cash,
and the balance. u any, on a credit OF enc
year. the eretl, Of sasd sale to be evi-
sieneed by note Of the purchaser. To bis
own order and by him endorsed, bearing
interest al the rate OF eight per cent, per
annum from date Of adjudication until
paid secured by special mortgage and
vendors lien and privilege on property
sold with the pact de non alienando'
and the usual security clauses. 10 per cen,
attorneys fees IN the event of salt said
property TO be insured by purchaser and
the pelicy Of Insurance Ia be transferred
60 the holder az the note ard the pur-
chaser To pay over the above amount Of
his bid. ali taxes on the property due and
eyigihie in the year 1915, the cost Of all
a .as
VI aale nj expense Of the purchaser.
Said property is appraised at 0ne Hun
tirsi tIie0 e0) Dollars.
j. III, CI.AcK.
sheriff. parish Of Yves, Feliciaas.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Bayou Sara. La, March ., 1915
Bids will be received for the prtyi-
iege Of conducting the Bayou Sara
ferry and also the wharf lease. for the
year 1916. to be opened al the May
council meeting. The right Is reserved
10 reject any and all bids
]. H. LOGAN. Mayor.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25


douasion from the Junlor Extension
Department. and
Whereas. We heartily endorse and
anesase the activity of our superlh,
tendsnt 10 organizing and promoting
this work anu believe that the work 10
q vital part of the school work of this
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

which II may be controlled 30 that IL
may become a source Of profit"
Copies Of the circular may be obtain.
ed by addressing the Extension Dt
vision. l.. =. u, Baton Rouge. La.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

My cattle mark Is w. NJ. on hip and
tag Ia one ear. Public 10 requested not
10 purchase or drive Oh any cattle so
marked. LUCY l.. MATTHEWS.
toet23-eml
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
Good phIlasaalx.

N you are placed among the lowly.
AZ the bottom OF life's column.
BE 40 longer sad or solemn;
You may be needed az tlller
Exchange.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

our cattle brand 10 Sc on iaf, aide Of
neck. and SO, Bayou sara, La, on tss
I'm ear. and the public is warned iet 90
buy any cattle Of this brand Without cur
eanseai. We will appreciate any assist
anee In recovering any Of cur cattle that
may go astFay.
SPRINKLE a aROaAS
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Paul Revere never heard OF pre-.
paredness" but he acted on the prif-
eipie just the same.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25
csTrLa BRANDS.

via appreciate any information lead.
ING TO the recovery of cattle branded n
that may have straysd from the pastures
near iiettenhers
Y. 8. PERCY. Agent.
Ple,tsahefg. La
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

From aaa after lhia date ala hunting Of
ans kisd GA AmbIosia asad Independents
plantation ~ positlxel prohibited undss
penalty vi uespassiAg. Aus ole found GA
thuss places without permission Wia be
considered tsosgs,sslns, ana prosecuted 10
The fail sAtsnt ui the law.
Mis-. .. Ia. BARROW
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Beau Brummel never read the new
cellar ads~-hut no less Was be tbs
glass of fasAsea."
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

The public 10 hereby notified that hunt
Ing GA, crossing over. o. any other fora
OF ,reapass Ia prohibited on = piece Of
ground west Of the y q NJ v. Railroad
beginning at the north boundary OF Il. a.
Stirling and extending 10 Whitman plat.
form, Oil tbs property Of Mrs. =. T. Al
lain. Also on all property u Mira. c, n
Lewis. AIRS J. A. Aheon. and H. III. STIR.
ling H. III. STIRLING, Agent
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All hunting with dos 81 sun. o. driving
through OF Oft OF any cattle. on ths
Resale plantation aitnuul special per.
m zsion, 10 positively prohibited. al saoh
aets ala Ds regarded az aeSpaaalng and
pfosee etad AZ such.
MRS. L. X BARROW.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Hunting vi ahy Kind. sattls driving o.
lshing on MI NeTnoH plantation 10 posi.
lively prohibited under penalty VI the Las
VI uaEpass No exceptions.
Z. w. BALL.
MRS 4. HAMILTON.
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i. MINUTES or SCHOOL BOARD
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Continued from page one,
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Frem and after this date all hunting %
ana ksnd oa Roaedosn. hasaiwOod and
Inheritance plantations IL positively pro.
hlbitsa under penalty of trsspasaina.
The pubic 10 warmed against buying
tiEs sOoa, posts " unbeg from tsaaats Of
itossdosn, IeAas. haaslwoed aad snhesi.
tAnea plaaliaiion4
las y. BOWMAN
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Hunting and trespass.ng Of all
kinds are hereby prohibited, under
penalty OF the Law. on Magnolia
Plantation, No exceptions.
I he public In warned against
buying are wood. posts or crops
from tenants OF Magnolls without
permission.
CHAs. w. MACkIE. JR., Mgr.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

All parties are hereby notified not ~
tr"spass on say property Of tbs Felleiana
Bank and Trust l.Qnpaay. ia Liquidation.
under penalty u Tie law.
u. Il, STEELE. special Agent
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

All hunting ia prohibited on the
Aeklen Plantations. MoRrovia. Pamela
and Loeklomond. under penalty OF the
Law. n u. DAVis tDt
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Huatlfg, fisnang, lettering or respasa.
ing Ia ans form on Laurel tiin barm ls
hereby prohibited under penalty Of the
hw HT A. STEWART. Manager.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

Frogn AID aftes this GATE ali hunting Of
ans SIND ga tie Greenwood plantation ~
positively gsohihltsa saaeI penalty ei tsss.
passing. ABg Ole iound en thls place
without permission Wla be considered
lrsspass.ng anu prosecuted 90 The FUN
sAtsni VI The law.
ARS. J. A. vENTRLsss
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

The public 10 hereby warned against
uitlng and hauling wood from The Alfred
Doyle and sid BLACK places under penalty
OF the law.
fpHAg WEvnEur A0ast
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

All hunting OF any kind on Pauline, Live
uaA and CLANCY places, cutting wire
fences, hauling across fiei,ls. and eating
Ior selling wood buying Or hauling corn
and buying cattle on ans Of The ahsss
places VIII be considered az sroapa#sing
nd wlll bee prosecuted TO the fun extent
the law. regardless Of color
i-aa-l 5-.i yrl ". o HAMILTON.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

The public IL hereby notified that the
former Stewart farm OF r, NJ James
place, near Wilhelm. win fssm thla day hs
called the caroline Plantation, No trea
passing allowed ! A. PETERSON,
2D&pv Efn
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-03-25

From and after this date ali hunting Of
any kind ca Ilaach Grove and Celar plan.
tationa, Estate Of 4. T. Aarriee. is pest.
tively prohibited under penalty Of tres
passing Any one found on these plaess
without permission Nill be considered
trespasaiaK, and prosecuted to the fun
extens 81 the law
EDWARD I. MERRlcK. Attorney.
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rRgspAss sorleaa


ragspAss soreaa.
An hunting wi,h dos o. gun, OF driving
through OF Oft el any cattle. GA ths
"Resais plantation sitnoul special per
mission. ia positively prohibited. Al saaa
aets AlL 10 regarded az ueApaaalns and
prosecuted AZ such.
MRs. L. X BARROW.
from ana after lhis date au bunting Of
aas kisd an Anbiosia asd Independents
plantation ~ positively prohibited andss
penalty vi uespaspiHg. Aus ole found GA
thuss places without permission wili be
considered ssssg.,ss.ns, ana prosecuted 10
Ihs fal sAtsnt oi the ias.
Mis-. .. ii. BARROW
kruln aaa aftus THE date ali hunting Of
ans kind ga ths Greenwood plantation ~
posilssl. gsOhihltea saleI penalty oi tEes.
passias AHy ole iound un thla place
sithoug psTm.saaon WlA be considered
irsspasslng anu prosecuted 20 ths fun
sAtsnl VI The law.
MAS, J. A. vENTRkss
Va regret We have ~ iofbld all tres.
passing oi every hlnd, Including passing
through WoodlaNa Farm
J. 5, 4oaEHEG
rrespassiag VI ali aiads 10 hereby pro.
hiaitsd, under penalty Vt The Las. ga ins
lai.ds IA tas nsinth ward. rsesntiy pas.
chased Irotn pF, W.. IA. Taylor.
ALBERT l. soui-E
Hunting VI ans Kind. saGus driving o.
Ilshing on MI Vernon plantation 10 pos.
uysis prOhlbltea under penalty VI the Las
VI uaEpass. No exceptions.
Z. W. BALL.
Mrs. b. HAMILTON.
frem and after this date ala hahlins %
ans kind ola Aoaedosn. hasaiwOod and
inheritance plantations - positively pro.
hlhitea under penalty VI trsapAsalHa.
The pubic 10 warmed against buying
iiEs wooa, posls VI timber ffom teaaass Of
kossdosn, IeAas. Aasslwoed aad snhesi.
tAaes plantations.
JAS p. BOWMAN.
----------------------------- -..-----
From and alter thls date all hunting
ana fishing Ola tbs Cottage plantation
ars pon,,tysls prohibltsd under penalty Of
tr.s.asn.na Ans one found On This pIaes
sithoui psIInlsslen will 30 considered
IA ss1,aSsisag and prosecuted 10 shs lull
s.,snt q. tha law
GREa agE
|
| lrnnalns ,he reaf at propar,y balow
| 1r,e Democrat offies in "a. Erano4svills
| Ia hsfel,y proh.hlted ,,.,ast t,enalty ef
trssuass pss.oaa found efoss,nx the.s
tutvn,. ..a a, ,ia1aaslu. tha tane.,a viii Ia
An tressass,ux !. sr.h,n,,ea oa Am aaa
glauah,sr. taks. l,f.axs. tlfm.ttell. ana
,.lass. u,.e, ul...,at,,,an. suoh .s huntinx
fNs''" .''', '' $50 ~, $50 "" =" Wv"
S'S~ - 'S' ,,.a''.' - e~ I'',,,..,x
-, '
-, -, !,
/
MY place ia hereby poslsd AGAINST ali
tarn,s q, tsas,,aaa,ns hustlnH. nshins.
a..n,x az ali a.ag,i.4iaes a.a ali enttls
4
| All ,r.anaswinx of ans dsseriut,on An
i h.reby ut,,hii,laa,s. un,isr nenalts Of ,ha
liz an Alan,.ala ..ian,att.n sfasn,assv
: "''s'' '-' ,.,,,,..,,Y p,,r, pu 49,,
Il
Il nh. nu,,ia ia hsraay ,sasu.,, mat ,hs
L slana ana Far,.st ,lantat,uus ara uosts..
49,, 49, .a - .'s.'' -
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1916-01-27
!. T. U. CONVENTION
ENDORSES DANCE OF
PHOENIX LOCAs ENO. 352

Phoenix, Arizona, Jan. 27.-The
Typographical Union of Phoenix,
Arizona, is planning its annual Easter
Monday Ball to be held April "a, this
year. This ball is perhaps the most
widely known of similar affairs given
by labor organizations in the United
States. hence news of it finds inter
ested readers in all parts of the
country.
Especially will it attract attention
this year because of the unusual &C
ton of the International Topographic
cal Union, which in its recent annual
convention adopted resolution en-
dorsing the dance and recommending
to all subordinate Unions that they
purchase tickets. This is perhaps the
lrst time any international union In
convention adopted such a resolution.
The ball is given annually for the
benefit Of the many afflicted printers,
who, when almost too i'll to work, seek
the Arizona climate for relief from
their SufferingS.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1916-01-27
PLEAD FOR THE
WOMEN WORKERS

Columbia, S. c., Jan. 27-In his
message to the general assembly Gov.
Manning urged legislation in behalf
of workers, especially women in large
industries, and also women employed
in other lines of work. He said: r..
Women are sometimes cruelty OPP
pressed, and have to work for great
er number of hours than flesh and
blood can stand. Sometimes they are
required to work as many as sixteen
hours or more. without opportunity
for rest, and with scant .attime for
meals; and with their work places at
times in an unsapitary condition.
These questions are of vital i'm
port to the future of our race, and W,
must vitalize and put into active effect
the laws now on our statute books,
which apply to these conditions. If
the present laws are insufficient, they
should be so amended as to give
power and means to provide for their
enforcement, so that these conditions
may be improved without delay"
Governor Manning also recommend
ed a law raising the age limit of
children working in. factories, mines
and textile establishments. He said
that large number of school dis
tricts have placed themselves under
the compulsory school attendance law,
but this was no ttrue in mill districts
because the minimum age limit of the
child labor law is IL years and the
school law maximum is IA years.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1916-01-27

was in this struggle that she was
finally thrown into jail by the au-
,thorities, although clearly within her
rights, a swas afterward demonstrate
ed in the courts.
Thus Anna Maley has known all the
hardships and prosecutions encounter
ed by those who. bring to the world
some great new cause and moral pur-
pose. Her character strengthened by
the years of struggle, intellectual as
well as industrially, her wide expert
ence giving her poise and maturity, a
speaker of rare ability and charm,
she brings to this city a message of
constructive Socialism, which it is
well worth while for all to hear..s.. .
The subject of he rlecture will be
Bread and Brotherhood"
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1916-01-27
Molders Report
Wage Increase

International Molders Union of
North America, Local Union No. 1854
has elected and installed these officers
for the ensuing year: E. Dudley, pres
ident; F. A. Lewis, vice president;
A. Hagarman financial secretary; j.
B. English, corresponding secretary;
M. Smith recording secretary; AL.
Stringer, inductor; John Kelley, door
keeper; Clarence Beals, David Wertz
and Lew Cole trustees.
Local No. 1854 has recently establish
ed a $500 minimum wage rate for
Molders and Core makers in this dis
trict for a nine-hour day. All foun-
dries are busy and prospects are good
for wear or more of continued
prosperity.