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ITS TOO ABSURD" SAYS BAKER
Denies comparing NexicR0s with
\mcricnn ReXO1utiOnists.

/: MIRA. p,' c0-Secrettry Of War
Fakor who Was quoted in the New York
II Wsptp'i- following 4 speech ia Jersey
city ~ having compared the MeNictus
W.tu th" American royolution.st>. denied
This evening that he had said Z.
1T l. too absurd to he worthy ~
notice. said he. 4 cpuldu think Of
50! uG such q th'ug. II Is entirely
wrong didn't say anything that could
possibly he interpreted that way
The sun., 1916-10-21
Defends Industrial Com mts-'"".

Judy. SraburN has attacked iot,
Wnitmau's organization -; 90" lhdhs''".
Commission and MS amendments 10 m"
workineu'~ ,-ompensdtio" Law tn" Tow
ernor repl ed to-day uN '"l'ug ot IA" Tor
nation of IA" Industrial COMMISSION TO
~-epllc. y cumbrrSDm" SSst"m ana pro
ducc sri.nt fC couIdluated ei'ici'rt re-
suits. Under the ola system the Spoils-
man had auuri.hed az tie expense Of
labor. aud NOW ,rry call ~ pa'sin1"-
lou. he sad. "hecausc W. do not Weld
10 the demand OF the graflrrs'
tn. Governor told how siNtt -tw po.
si,ions were abolished and Other charges
reduced causing a saving OF S-"u,unn
a wear in salaries and expenses. The
largest expenditure ever made In the m
,orests of labor. he said, was voted TINS
,ear to insure more thorough inrpec-
lion of factories and shops, thus guard
ing the workmen.
This commission centrali2es duties
and responsibilities, the Governor ava
and | am responsible.
Taking mp the amendments 10 the
commentator law, the Governor said he
had spplied himself to strengthening
| this law and he proposed to continue is
deyelopment Af,er telling how the law
had been broadened TO include many
more hazardous occupations he spoke OF
the advantages of The law permitting
employers to make immediate advances
to the employees family after an acci-
lent and thus giving aid when II was
most needed.
The Governor explained that he had
| vetoed laws which would have excluded
| the operation OF the one day OF rest
from certain factories and mercantile es-
adjustments and which would have per
mitted overtime employment of womer
n certain factories. He also vetoed law
that would have reduced the number OF
exits in factories.
The sun., 1916-10-21
FINAL HUGHES TOUR
TO LAST NINE DAYS
Nominees Arrival Home Fol-
lowed by Conference on
Cleanup Campaign Trip.
CONFIDENT or SUCCESS
lie Goes TO MOntclair To-day
to Remain Till Tuesday
in Fine Trim.

charles T.. Hughes returned TO this
eleven DAYS tour in the States OF New
Jersey. Pennsylvania, Maryland. West
virginia, Kentucky, Nebraska. South
Dakota. Iowa. Michigan and Ohio-the
most Interesting and successful. from
the standpoint OF large meetings and
public interest in his programme. Of
his three Western tours.
He travelled $500 miles In his special
train n 500 miles In automobiles. de-
livering 80 speeches before probably
10000 persons. His largest audiences,
and the most demonstrative were In
Philadelphia. Baltimore. Louisville. Jop-
lin. Mo. Sioux city. Ia. and Grand
Rapids. Mich. where he made a special
point Of stating his position on the LUST
tania case aud on the maintenance OF
American rights. Ills declaration for an
untiinching foreign policy never failed
to produce "A ringing demonstration Of
approval.
MIR. hughes comes back to New York
for a few days rest in excellent physical
condition and with his voice In better
shape than was the case at the con-
clus.on OF his second Western tour. He
remarked yesterday morning IN conver-
sation with the special train correspond
ents that he found himself after ten
weeks OF campaigning less wearied han
he was oward the close of his work on
tn. bench ~ the Tinted states Suprcme
Court. lie was nominated Just nineteen
weeks ago to-day.
\ppre he Of Ohio.
a, H., 49,. 49,, NJ.
u .J,,
80 v.,,,,as c - -
o,nar Ji,a.,ars -, ~ ,
Nc 70 ,no ssn.ra, s,,ua,inn and -.
for,broui,s ,our rh.re a. M di..ni..
t,. ,,o -, -, ,ha panuh,,,., -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
CONTESTS PROMISED FOR PRESi-
DENT. SENATOR, GOVERNOR
AND COUNTY OFFICES
Official Canvass or Ohio County Re-
turns Started Yesterday-Will
Require Most OF Week.

That recounIs for offices which are
10 be demanded in Ohio county will
not be taken up before the first Of
next week was announced yesterday
by Lou F. Halter. president OF the
Ohio County board of commissioners.
The official canvass OF the returns
in Ohio county was taken up by the
county commissioners yesterday morn
ing. 1t required until noon to count
the ballots strung by The election
commissioners who conducted. the
election AT the Twelve precincts i'll
WASHINGTON district. Adjournment
was taken at noon until nine O'Clock
this morning when The canvass will
be resumed. 1t is probable that The
commissioners will work only half
days in the canvass ami that The can
rass nf the returns will require most
Of the week.
II il now practically certain thai re-
counts will be demanded in Ohio coun-
ty Of the vote for presidential cleo
tors. United States senator, governor,
probably sheriff and one other county
office. and for justice Of the peace in
Union district. DR.. George W. Otto.
chairman Of the Ohio county Repubii-
can committee. stated yesterday be-
fore the board Of commissioners adj
iourned that recount for governor
Attorney George {. Beneke. ii Is an
Charles Miller. Republican candidate
tricI, who was defeated by Squire j..
!. Gompcrs.
Last evening Attorney j. p. Hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
ELECTION RECOUNT5 WILL
BE- TAKEN UP NEXT WEEK

! Ian told the Intelligencer that re-
count will also he asked on the vote
| for presidential electors. United States
! Senator and probably two county of
! fices, although the demand for a re-
count on county officers has not been
| fully decided Upon. He did not indi-
cate what county offices may be con-
! tested but they are probably sheriff
and county commissioner.
| The announcement that recountS are
/ 10 be demanded for presidential cleo
/ tors by the Democrats indicates that
the national Democratic leaders are
! not yet so sure Of the final result Tor
president but that they are willing 20
! go 10 heavy expense to learn If there
; is a possibility that they can gain any
electors in states which unofficial re-
turns Indicate were carried by Hughes.
| Hughes, on a popular vote, carried
! Ohio county By 1902 votes. Congress-
! man Howard Sutherland, whose cleo
! ton 10 the United States Senate is 70
! be contested by Senator Chiffon, re-
ceved majority Of 1872 in the
! county.
| Much speculation is heard as to tho
! possibilities created by the presence
Of alleged illegal affidavits In the bal
. lot boxes Both Clerk Of Commission
erS George ". Oldham and the coun-
" Republican committee disclaim re-
sponsibility for their use.
Taking part in the official canvass
of the Ohio county returns are the full
board of commissioners-President
| Lou F. IIaller and Commissioners
! Charles o. Ephlin and John NJ. Gar
: den. and Clerk George W. Oldham.
| Representing the Republican Interests
yesterday were County Chairman G.
, ". Otto, Attorney G. ]. Schuck, Attor-
iney Henry 4. NOlte and Attorney Fred
Rrinkman. Attorneys Coniff and CoDisf
watched the first days canvass Cor
the Democratic candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
ROYAL ARCH MAS0NS
MEET At HUNTINGTON

Hl'NTiNGTON. ". VA. NnN. "a
MaaonS from all parts "f West Virginia
were present al tn" !orly-SiNih annual
convention here today Of the West Nir-
=iuia Grand Chapter Royal Arch MaS"Ns
whic! Will also hc in session Tuesday
ANA Wednesday,. y lhea.2r party on
Wednesday will he Il feature. w. Is
rowticn Of this city Will he advanced e.
the highest uffic" in tn" order. that ~
Grand High Priest on Tuesday after
noon.
WEDNESDAYS morning The Grand Lodge
at Fro. AMI accepted Mn$onS of West
Virginia begins It's annual communica'
ZION. The election Of officers Will be
MnLA rhmrShnN Mflcrnnon.
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WONDER HOW MUCH HE LOST

HELENA. Mon. Nov. 13.--'rhe Rev
Francis Won ClafcnbrCk. Of Tillamook
0rcgan. has sent his naturalization ~
prrs and letter rcSiSning his citizen
ship 10 The District Court hero. This
letter in part. said that In SO" a man
returned 10 power after an admniSira
ton and policy such as wr haze seen
during III" past four years is too much
rnr 4. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
WITNESS WAS MURDERED

WASHINGTON. IA. Nov. 1T h7rl 'S
Irrn"iru. aged B., was found lying ~ thn
Kitchen Of his home in Av"tiH ncnr her"
Tonight with Il hu!lrf wound in his head
when Constant" AG"mSnn Wen, 10 SUM
mon pcprtro To aH1'. an as prosecutor to-
morrow against Mrs. Caih"rir" Daniels.
aged S.. charged With frlnnioiS shoot
ing. Mystery surr"'l!dS l"nl%h, XIII
ing. six weeks AZ" during - quarrel
MrY. Daniels is chni god with having shot
pcprlrN.
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OF THE
ROWANMORE KILLED

BALTIMORE. MD. Noy. iH~-~Arcnrd-
ing Ia Information received by IN"
johnston Line nf this city, Captain Fhe-
Ian nf tho British Steamer, RnUanmorn
was killed when British destroyer
shnllcd til" German submarine on which
he WAS taken as n prisoner after the
sinking Of his vessel last month.
Tho Johnston Line also received in
, formation that Captain John Mitchell,
of the Donaldson Line Steamer Cabotia
nj Captain John Browne. Of thr Steam
~ Marina both of which wera sunk by
submarines. lost their lives. bur IN rhat
manner vas not stated.
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T. w. VS. ARE RELEASED.

SEATTLE. WHsh.. Nov. i& -t"riy-
thrc, ;n"mh"rS at ihn Industrial Work.
orr Of tn" World. who wrr" arrested on
,ha steamer Verona a week ago. Sun1a :
after In" return Of thar vessel from
Everett where seven men wore kIlld
il! q hnru At The city dock with Everett
riita"uS. w"r" released from tn" Scait H."
iali to-day. Nn charges had hren filed
against ih"n ny the authorities "t
$n"h"mSh county. in which the fight
ni:,-T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14

T'i;- football loans representing III"
MaIlSnr .:,.hr"I and tho WarHmni school
"iil rlay Thursday af:crunnn on IN"
island hail vark. They have been prac-
,i.i4c for the gam" for tn" past c"w
ciay. an! IN interesting contest is eN
rcr'si
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TO CONFER ON Gas BATE.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. i3-At
2 meeting OF the committee Of the manu-
facturers OF the city tonight 1t was de-
cidsd to meet in conference with rcprc-
sontntives # the United Fuel Gas Com
pany rs soon Is possible. for tho purpose
nf discussing tho proposed Increase In
the price Of gas contained in an april
cation flled by that company with tho
FubliH Service Commission n short time
ago. asking for permission 70 increase
thu rites 10 industrial consumers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14

Now Some scientific sharp Gays
thnrn are styles IN rmot ions.
Il believe II. know soma women
who always wear thelr dignity rur-
fled. KANSAS City Journal
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River Stages.

rITTSRt' RGH. \"N. l%--DIvi$ Island
Dam. - f""t. stationary: cloudy.
SttrhnuNiliA. % t".;. stationary: rain.
park.rShIrE ? feet. rising: clear.
Murcaniuwi. =" feet. rising: cloudy.
oil CITY. II inches falling: rain.
Warren > font. falling; rain.
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RIVER NEWS

In the local pool last night there
was Q feet OF wafer while below The
McMechnn Dam ft"r" was fret 4
inches. The Liberty was The only
beat 10 arrive and il will leave this
morning at II: 30 for Ma;amoraS. The
Ruth is scheduled for "Wednesday
morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14

advance tho hail sufficient enough :" Hut
II acrnss tnr thN winning tNMrMdmMn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
YOUNG TROTTERS AND
PAGERS HAD GREATEST
SEASON IN HISTORY
FAST THE HUNG UT ET MANY
TURF HORSES IL TEE
UNITED STATES

Two and Three Year Old Fillies EstaA-
Hshed Worlds Records. While
Older Eorses Lowered marks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14

Tell the home hunters about that
property of yours-and get the whole
latter settled quickly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14

In Norway there is beinc built 4
plant that will produce 1000 tons OF
aluminium annually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
MASONS IN CHARGE.

Tc-ui-Nt. F. E"n-T IS AlarlU"tS
nur,. nina. Gnrtnsnns - EHl!Ai:"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-14
SCHOOLS PLAY THURSDAY.

Mounds viii" and tnmhrIHC" ti!:
-. hnni will hn;tl,' n"Ni Saturday,.
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I'm" Year ojG--'".l, I'r. E!'Hpr" hE J.
,i..jcu,ny Forbes Gus dam MrUG"S1
Wn.ihy t@.I;%4 J. by ANwurtisy '-:l| !" ;.
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WANTEp-TO RENT.

FAMILY OF ADULTS DESIRE FURNISHED
house from April until October; suburbs pre-
ferred in fve-cent limit. Box $50 Star
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FOR RENT-HousEs.

1922 PARK ROAD NV, 7R. AND r. SIS 10
2ss! brentwood I'd. ne. 5r. b., fiat. COCO
1901 Adams st. ne, Ter. 35 90
1921 81. ne. Ar. bath. fat. 1875
McLACHLES RANKING CORPORATION,
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I Huu y IVOIflb HtiU Fd
COLORED
1884 Q NV, lar, b. 80. 80
1919 18th NV, 6r, b. 1000
~ Isl NV. 10r.h h. -. -
2102 Ward nv. IL, b30. so
461 Mo av NV. IA. GG. so
81 G NV. Or. ". .2.@
1876 Sd ne. Or. b. 10. so
224 Fla av NV ,6r. BIO. %
go Sd NV, 7r, b. 1850
-''a ]. NV. 5r. w..'>.S'
2022 Vt av NV ,6r. VIII. 80
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AGENTS wanted In every town 10 sell Jock
.r's gas owners of automobiles and
motor boats; easy seller: repeat orders; get
territory early. lockers Extracting Co, Phila
,tfi Pa
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INSPECT SUNDAY.

l&No4 ~ L ~ MIA
New Houses. Four Bedrooms, Bath. Attic, Cold
Storage, Breakfast Porch.
FIRST TINE OFFERED,
Sample house 211 Rock Creek Church road
right at end Of Soldiers Home car line. High.
est elevation in city.
Price less than $500.
Phone NJ. los. B. n. GRUvER, Owner.
REV DETACHED HOUSE. bloI llth ST, NV.
HOLLOW tile construction: nine rooms and i've
baths; all latest improvements. Take llth st,
cars and get Oh at Gallatin Ut. Price snd
terms reasonable. See the 0WneI, C. T. LACY
loS q ST GM. or your broker. Phone n. 7072
HERE Is A PERFECT HoMn.
rooms, tile hath, large lot porch
az modern Improvements: one and one
LINCOLN PARK.
ave. and st. One Of the nss1t bee1
tfu) locations iu the city.
Only 800 cash and balance like reat.
f22.69 per month. including interest ~
PRICE, $780,
Open daily and ssadsZ Sstn -
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OPPORTUNITY TO PUKCHASE NEW Mn
room home like renting modern convenencrs:
cash required. Cnll Immediately 21s l4is
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TENANTS.
2l20 18th NV. 6r,w.17.o0
607 Acker ne. Or. 80
1902 10th nw,5r,w.16.0
40 LIST Sc, Or. w..10.0
2511 H NV. Arb. 1850
l26s 21st NV. Or, b. 1880
1146 Goth NV. Or. ". 1850
321 18th Sc, Or. b. i. .1d.0
1920 18th NV .3r. b. 1900
2143 9th NV, Or. .15.N0
1911 Oregon. Or, w.13.60
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HANDSOME HOME
in vicinity Of 18th and Columbia road con
tanning 3 beautiful rooms and large tiled
hath "A rooms deepl. large attic and con-
crete cellar; hot-water heat, electric and
gar, hardwood finish and IN dandy condi-
tion: large porches and lot to alley; easy
terms and only So, 500.
SHANNON < LUCHs.
Phone Main .345. 7l3 l4th st. NV.
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{. 400 u 81. NV.
SIS 18th NV. sr. h. $3.50
122 11th Sc. er. 80. 90
1902 \ c az se. Or. h3e so
12 11th se. RIB. $3.50
1898 9th. sr. b.. .25.3
IS n NV. 6r, b.. $50
50 \ 7 av ne. Or, b. Is -
146 9Th. sr. b. ....2J.@
1924 Sth nv, 6r. 1850
TENTS.
irrn. 4r. DID,. $3.50
1884 r ne. Orb. PHO
20 Todd ne. 5r, b.ls.aO
o5 9th Sc. Sf. D. Id. 50
10 + NV. Fl. .la.S
PROPERTY.
2n 7th sw. -. On
sos p NV .........GOO
TENANTS.
IS nefrees. 6r. 1850
SO Blair ct ne. Ar. 1850
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II rooms; baths; electricity: INV. h.: :
garage: built for physician; put in perfect re-
pair; 500 per month.
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SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH; ~ FIT. WIDE:
wide paved alley; nice woodwork upstairs an"
down; excellent peiehbcrhood; near schools
gain. OWNER, ia Il Ut. A.s.
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NEAR sTAUNTON SQUARE.
A well built coy little home OF rooms
and BATH large concrete cellar under entire
house; excellent furnace heating system.
and all in Al condition; it's unusual to ind
a house of this character in this location
for only $500.
SHANNON LUCHS,
Phone Main 2345. 713 14th st. NV.
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THE ALBEMARLE. 18th AND T SITS NV
Single room, kitchen and bath apt. for rent;
also Broom Ci.k1 aud BATH excellent. Apply
At house to
d o. wA0NNHoRsr.
COS Bond BLDG. 14fh and n. 7. ave NV.
Phone NJ S13S
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WANTED-HELP.
EEMALE lContinued,

LADIES-Seu washclean: positively abolishes
eating grit; guaranteed not injurious; leads ev-
crything: big repeater; big profits: sample and
particulars free. Washclean Co., ia W. 9TH,
PITTSBURGH Kan.
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FOR SALE.

FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY. CHS 81 mn.
,seen y Fe a sa , pTs
worth Is, 600. Property on this block sells q
$3.50 per square foot. No reasonable bid
refused. Apply c. " Forrest, GLE d. Az.
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TODAY'S SPECIAL.
Ideally located in Columbia Heights 10
this well arranged home of 8 attractive
rooms and tiled bath a rooms 4 floor:
all modern improvements. as hot-water heat.
wood soors and Completely Screened and nil
necessary awnings. An unusual opportun-
ity TO secure a home in this ideal hoins
$500.
SHANNON LuCHs.
Phone Main 3845. Il9 18th ST. NV.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-06-22
dwelling and Memorial
Ceremony, Pecan Camp
no. 2Oz w. ., w.

A most Impn>iHp ceremony was
that gwen undcr The auspices Of
the above named lodge on Sunday
evening. June Ilth when tx
monument erected to the memory
of Sovereign Jos. T.. Henry "as
unveiled.
The members of the order in
their snowy white uniform and in
full regalia. marched from their
Hall to the American cemetery
where a male quartet under the
direction of 5. b. Sweat, gave a
very beautiful sacred number
after which j. w. Jones, Jr. gave
inappropriate address and then
the quartet sang very touchingly
Asleep in Jesus followed by
the memorial service, after which
a most eloquent address on Fra
ternity and Woodcraft was made
by Soy. S. K. Tobin, then led by
the Degree team all the graves of
t h e deceased soverengs were
decorated.
A great many interested spec
tators enjoyed the beautiful cere-
mony.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-06-22
PROCLAMATION.

Pursuant to a resolution passed by
the Parish Board of School Directors of
the Parish of NatchitOches, Louisiana,
at it's recess session of the regular
meeting held on the Goth day of June,
1916, |. Edgar Levy, President of the
said Parish Board of School Directors,
hereby give notice that, in compliance
with said resolution, a special election
will be held in ward six School District
in the Parish of Natchitoches, Louisi-
ana, on the Zach day of July, 1916, for
the purpose of submitting to the pro-
perty tax payers qualified under the
Constitution and laws of the State of
Louisiana to vote at said election, the
following proposition to-wit:
To levy a special tax of 4 mills on
the dollar or all the property in ward
six School District. Parish of Natchito-
ches. Louisiana, subject to State taxa
ton. annually for a period of 5 years,
for the purpose of giving additional aid
and adding a y. S. department to the
Robeline High School of the said school
district.
For the purpose of said special cleo
ton the polling place viii be at Robe
line, Louisiana, and the following COM
missioners and clerks of election have
been appointed to serve at this election,
all of whom will serve without compen-
sation: Luther Page, l.. w. Jacobs
and F. M. Caldwell, commissioners and
7. B. Sellers, deputy.
At said special election the polls will
open at seven O'Clock a. m. and close
at five O'Clock p. m. and the election
will be conducted in accordance with
the laws of Louisiana applicable
thereto.
Notice is also given that at ten
O'Clock a m. on the 18th day of July,
1916, the said Parish Board of SchoJ ii
Directors of the Parish of Natchitoches,
Louisiana, will meet at Natchitoches,
Louisiana, and in open session proceed
to open the ballot box and count the
ballots in number and amount, examine
and canvass the returns, and declare
the result of said special election.
This the 10th day of June, 1916.
EDGAR LEVY,
President of Parish Board Of ScaoG
Directors.
Section Z. Be it further ordaine1,
etc. That the special election here 2
and hereby provided for shall be heit
and conducted and the returns there
shall be made under the provisions
Act 256 of 1910 and amendments tie
of, and such other laws as may -
applicable.
Yeas: Barron, Huffman, Ing@ /.
Martin, Miller, Pullin, Sellers
Truly.
Absent: Huckabay and Levy.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-06-22
Mrs. Edward phillips gave one

Mrs. Edward Phillips gave one
II The 40 ca ttp "r Ell ~
- je cy+ns o. til sras"Ht OF VI III
nu,day Al; ern ,oa when she entn'-
tanned III honor NJ Mrs. ). *.
johnson of Jennings at a 5 table
progressive euchre.
Daisies ali! r,Jsts wer" Use
most artistically in the handsome
parIor where the tables were
we're placed and after il Very
animated game at which the scorr
was kept by Miss Elizabeth Wins
low, the handsome first prize was
awarded Mrs. Ducournau, the
second Mrs. WatsoI, the bobby
Mrs. Porter while a handsome
antique brass candeIabra W a S
presented the delighted honoree.
A delicious Jap crabmeat salad
with saltines and olives was serv-
ed b Roman punch by
the hostess, assisted by Misses
Edith Porter and Seessel Breazeale.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1916-06-22
School Board PROCEEDINGS.
Continued fron Page J
Absent: Luchaby and Levy.

HOoCAbs AAANhdDy dsiO Levy
Resolution by T. B. Sellers, seconded
by j. w. Ingram:
Ordering a special election to be he'd
y :, District in the Par
Ism oI !Sa,Cu,CochUs Tor the purpose Of
submitting 70 the qualified electors Of
the said school district the question of
he levy Of ? special tax of i mills for
lie pa 5se<o1 p~-o,lu,ng Il DUue-t c
Science department and additional aid
TO the R9oe, .iish School of the said
school district.
Section i. B. it ordained by the
Parish Board OF School Directors of the
Parish vi Natchitoches, Louisiana, that
a special election be, and is hereby
ordered to be held in ward SIX School
District in the Parish Of Natchitoches,
Louisiana, OIL Monday, the oath day of
July, 1916, for the purpose of submit
ting to the qualified electors of the
said school district entitled to vote
thereat the question of the levy of a
special tax of 4 mills on the dollar on
all the property in the said school dis
trict subject to State taxation, for a
period of 5 years, the proceeds of the
said tax to be used in giving additional
ald and adding D. S. department to the
Robeline High School of the said school
district.
Section 2. Be it further ordained,
etc. That the ballots to be used at the
said election shall be prepared by the
Secretary of the Parish Board of
School Directors and shall be in the
following form: