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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
Helm Wauted-Male.

Help Wanted-Male.
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BOY wanted with wheel 1882 Wyoming
Fail & Mitchell. Employment Agency.
2O3 San Francisco St
WANTED-Two good errand boys with
wheels Herald business office
WANTED-Boy about Il years old with
bicycle Fl paso Printing Co
WANTED with some knowledge Of
ripe fitting Sanitary Laundry. 705 Texas St
EXPERIENCED bill clerk and check clerk
T. p. * s W. freight depot.
WANTED Office boy. must he steady and
reliabies az least IS years OF age Phi 1910
WAITER for dining room work near Ft.
Bliss. hours from to 9 p. m Call at 1918
Myrtle before $50 a. m for particulars.
FIRST CLASS service boy; only experienced
reed apply. references required Boss Rub
her Co. 322 Texas St
WANTED-OId furniture. cash or in ex-
change. Phone HOG.
FOUTZ EOOSHEE Co,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
Lnrf and Ennnd-

Lost and Found.
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Lo>T-On Park Jitne. pair Of nose glasses.
Return 10 800 City Nat Bank Bldg re-
ward.
LOST-Collie dog. answers TO name Bus
ter" Phone 223 OF 5es7W. or return to 40S
Texas. Reward
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
HEN Wanfed-MaIe.


LEARN The barber trade Wages earned
while learning Positions guaranteed Aoi.l
Barber college. fes r. 5th St. Los Anseles-
MN. our Illustrated catalogue explains how
we teach the barber trade quickly. fnalled
free MoIer Barber college F. Worth Tex
WANTED At ONCE-Ezperience grocery
driver one who knows how TO drive tord
truck Apply Levy Grocery Go
WANTED collector ~ The Herald busi-
ress Office. Good steady position Tor an
honest young man with wheel
WANTED-Young man for clerk Ia general
store. must have some knowledge OF dtF
goods and prefer party speaking Spanish
Address r. $50. care Herald
BE 4 DETECTIVE-Earu Sl5e 10 $500 per
month Travel around the world Write Uni
versaI Detective Correspondence Schooi'
Houston Texas.
FIRFMEN AND Beginners
paid SI-0 monthly: permanent positions anu
promotion 20 engineer and conductor Sl3V
20 $500 monthly. no strike service Rail-
way. care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
For Reut-HOuses Furnished.


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FIVE room cottage Inquire So y Kansas
: Room furnished cottage IelS san An
tonic ST. $40 Der month.
PRIV ATE home for rent furnished, close In
references required Phone lil.-
NICELY furnished cottage sar rent with
piaro- Phone i71sAl-
FURNISHED s room house. modern. best
location; no children. no sick Phone 1910
THREE room frame. sleeping porch. clos
cts, pertly furnished. 81. including water
T. Biakes!ey- phone -l54J-
FOR RENT-NSice 3 room furnished bunsa-
lov. new and modern 3f14 Ii,iss ST. Phone
$40
FOR RENT-Furniture for sale. new six
room house for rent. apply f3lt GUNNER
la nd street. Government Hill
LET 10 reliable people. bungalow. house
I.eplng suite. sleeping porch, also clean
place for gentleman. cheap other desirapis
places for reut or sale. Phone 6s-5-
FOR RENT
room house. completely furnished
ON Myrtle avenue. can NOT be used
for roolluE or boarding house
W +. PAYNE.
Real Estate and Insurance
40I Mesa ave. Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26

COVER A GREAT FIELD WITH THESE
FIVE GREAT TEXAS NEW>PAPERS.
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Telegram: FL PasO Herald: Houston Chron-
Icle; san Antonio Light. Combined guar
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per word for insertion daily: &C per word
Sunday. A 20 word ad in all five papers will
cost only $500 Tor one weekday insertion or
SS-20 FOR three Insertions including one sun
day Minimum charge based on 20 words
All copy for Sunday insertions should be
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day. Send or bring your order with cash
20 Classified Department Of The Fl Paso
Herald. and your ad will be placed In
these papers Cash to accompany order
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
DtpGUH ENEP,
STUP Attn
UAkE oE
4 SUBmARHE?

Relative humidity in Fl Paso az ID
Tuesday. 70 per cent
Precipitation In last - hours Gnrhesl CO..
Weather at a. ~ .--.-....----.-i
Lowest Temp last night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26

WANTED-RcliahIe and conscientious young
man between Is and - in permanent posi-
tion in Fl Paso FOR general electric WORK
testing meters etc, some electric eNpe-
rience desirable but not essential as
willingness To work and ability 10 learn
Answer BY letter stating education. previous
experience and references Address IL.
nara Herall.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26

For Rent-houses Unfurnished.
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WANTED-Cast off clothing. all kinds
magazines Phone Salvation Army
FOUR rooms. frame. $3.50. ss1s Tularosa
Phone 3s6sR
COTTAGE rooms and hath 5517 Bisbee-
Rent s2e; sell So Phone 1853
GOOD four room house. s1z per month
Phone 1871
TWO-ROOM house. IS month. II taken for
winter Phone 5ss5A-
FOR KENT-Tro room house SO month
GS1e Tularosa-
CASH OR TERMS. Jet US furnish your home
FOUTZ FOOSHEE CO.
NEW FURNITURE EXCHANGED
For Old. will ouy second hand goods. your
credit is good Phone 1893 and save money
HOME FUKNITUR RE CO. III y stanton st
FOR RENT-s room ? story residence. 140s
Rio Graude St. newly painted and tinted
Large front and back porches
Rio Grande Realty Co.
211-2l2 First Nat Bank Bldg
FOR RENT. NEAR +. p SHOPS.
513 Estell. rooms 50
al Cebeda. 2 rooms 80
DAVIS BROS.
Phone IFS 1os Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
STOCKS DISPLAY
SOME RECOVERY
Shares Sold for 18th Consee-
utive Session Exceed l.
100000 Shares.

Note-Cuotstions reflect closing prices on
Tuesday. Sept IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26

For Rent-Apartments Furnished
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FURNISHED apartment TO let 1902 arizona
THE DIVER. sos W Boulevard Phi ASA
FURNISHED apartment l5l4 Montana Phi
c5s5-
GEORGETTE APARTMENTS- rooms.
kitchenette bath I'll y stanton
FURNISHED apartment. s25- basement
room s. sli W No Phone 55i6
THEE rooms and large sleeping porch $50
good location Phone 5s+sW
TWO rooms. porch. running water cheap
Phone 65l5-
THREE room furnished apartment in pri-
waite home; close in SIS Mesa Phone 17SlW-
FOR RENT-Completely furnished apart
ment close in CAL No Brazos-
FOR RENT room apartment completely
furnished. steam heat 80 W Missouri
THREE completely furnished rooms one blk
from Villas school Phone sii'N-
DE- WITT ATS rooms. private bath.
half basement Phone l1so
DESIRABLE three rooms sleeping porch. no
small children sol wyoming
COMPLETELY furnished 8 room apartment.
glassed in sleeping porch. no children Phone
z41s-
NEW apartment completely furnished 1925
san Antonio Phone SI92J-
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES at cost
FOUTZ FOOsHEE co.
THE ASTORIA. and 3 room apartments
completely furnished; private bath; rent rea-
sonabie- Phone 5s5s-
ARAGOS APTS.-I. . 5. 4 and room apis
Maid service. SIS 10 Sl2S. Rio Grande and
Kansas Apt Il Phone 1859
SMALL furnished apartment. steam heat
hot water. an outside rooms Win sleeplns
porch Gail 100 Wyoming or phone --ls-
DESIRABLE furnished apartment. rooms.
for keeping with lights. phone AM
water Phone 5sS7R-
SMALL apartment close in. heat. hot water.
private bath sleeping porch IL y
santa Re.
For Rent-Apartments Unfurnished.
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APARTMENTS-Priv entrance rs T.
Overland Phone 1871
MODERN apartment. private. rooms. large
hall $50 Phone ISIS
VERY desirable large . room front apart
ment; first floor The Alexandra Ph- ga
FOR LEASE-Uufurnished room apart
ment. no children; references required
FOR REST-2 fura- and 2 unfurn- abts-.
t--rmane apt. modern. steam heated 5-i
W Missouri Phone fles.
CLIFF HOUSE-Two first class new
apartments near new High school three
rooms and sleeping porch. no sick, ref
erence- Phone ---s-
FOR RENT Duplex apartment. 1880 Up
son avenue Beautiful location. { extra large
rooms. bath. sleeping porch and large front
porch. living and dining rooms. hardwood
floors. kitchen and bath room tile floors;
children or sick.
Rio Grande Realty Co.
211-.i2 First Nat. Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26
PAR,ON,s CHICkEN RANCH ~ ID: =

DRUG fixtures and soda fountains 4 COM
pIete set Of drug fixtures. handsome soda
fountain. consisting Of showcases. shelving.
everything ready 20 open up first class drug
store Built for party can't get location VIII
give purchaser benefit Of cash paid: easy
terms r. e. +. Commission Co. 200 Herald
RIge II paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26

FOR RENT
one large store room located
corner san Antonio and Campbell
St large floor space. plate glass
'front.' on both streets
See
BROADnUS & lie BARON.
Real Estate and Insurance.
2oS-i0 lst Nat bank bldg
Phone 1855.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-09-26

BOYS WANTED
Wanted bright cash boys for
all day work. good salary and
chance for advancement Apply
Supt-s. office. Everybodys Dept
store
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-05-06
STATEMENT OF
Ownership, Management, R,C.
OF
LIE MESCHACEBE.

In conformity with the re-
quirements of an act of Congress
of August "a, 1912, LIE MES
CHACEBE publishes herewith
sworn statements as furnished
in duplicate to the local post
master under date of April /,
1916:
Editor John D. Reynaud.
Busin sss Mgr-John D. Rey-
maud.
Owners Eugene Dumez, Paul
Berthelot and William J. Hart.
Publisher-John D. Reynaud.
Known bondhoIders, mortgages
and other security holders, hold
ing per cent. or more of total
amount of bonds mortgages or
othat securlties-None.
[Signed] John D. Reynaud.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 1st day of ADril, 1916.
J. i. PANCAIRE,
Justice of the Peace.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-05-06
GRAND MUSICAL and BIG DANCE AT THE BERTHOT SCHOOL TONGHT
Exs YW

I'm the deceased the state ha:
lost a valuable servitor, and oni
it cannot replace at the present
salary of the office. A close
student, with a retentive memo
he had the criminal laws of the
state and the country at his
finger tips, and was in posses
sion of facts at the beginning of a
case that the average lawyer
would have to obtain by research
occupying much time, Hence it
was that Mr.. Gondran in the past
year had been able to present to
the supreme court and other
tribunals two hundred briefs,
some of them in very
important cases His legal judg-
ment was sound, and he was
generally successful in his plead
ing. He conducted the criminal
branch of the states business at
a salary entirely inadequate to
the work performed because he
desired to live in New Orleans
that his children could have the
educational advantages they
could not obtain in his old home.
Funeral services were con-
over the remains of Mr..
Gandran at the family residence.
1926 Dryades street, Friday eve
ming. Saturday morning the
body was taken to Donaldson
vile where interment was made"
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-05-06
Musical and Dance
Tonight.

The grand Musical and big
dance announced in our last is
sue will take place tonight in
the Berthelot Schoolhouse, at
Lucy La, rain or shine.
Elaborate and expensive pre-
parations have been made and
all indications tend to prove that
this grand affair will be the most
up-to-date so far held in st.
John parish.
Vocal and Instrumental selec.
tIons will be rendered by both
New Orleans and local talent.
A celebrated New Orleans
oand will furnish the music and
therefore first class and up-to-
date dancing music is assured
With the present fair weather
prevailing we have no hesItaney
in predicting a record-breaking
attendance at the Berthelot
School for this grand occasion.
Captain Jules Fourroux, owner
and operator of the Lucy Ferry
has this week issued oct circulars
announcing that for the accom-
modation of visitors from the left
oank of the river he would allow
gents the unusual special round
trip at areduced rate of twenty
five cents. ladies fifteen cents
theround trip.
The ferry will operate to and
from La Place. The first trip
will start at7:15 o'clock D. m,
The whole affair will be far
grander and more up-to-date that
we can possibly tell you. The
best way is for you to come to
Lucy TO- might and Judge for your
self, You will never regret at
tending this grand musical and
dance Come and do not fail to
invite all your friends.
A rare treat is in store for you
at the Berthelot School and we
sincerely hope that you will not
fail to be present.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-05-06
Public School Rally At
Ed9ard.

An unusually large number
of parents and pupils attend
ed the annual rally Of the put
lie schools of the parish of St
John the Baptist. which was
held on the campus OF the
Edgard high school, Satur.
day.
supt. L. J. bourgeois second
ed by Mr.. J. Oswald Monte
gut, principal OF the Edgard
high school and assisted by
the faculty of this school car
lied out the program as map
ped under the public school
regulations.
The outcome of the contests,
which have been decided so
tar, give Edgard high a total
of 112 points and Reserve
high a total of 1O5 Edgard
scored 81 points IN athletic
events while Reserves score
was 81. Miss Elida Bodin
and Jordan PerilIoux of
Reserve won the debate and
the Grafton was won by
Octave Brou and George
Reine of Edgard. Miss Alice
Ougas won the spelling con
test and Miss Laurence Brou
the French composition prize
for Edgard. The EngIieh com
position prize was won by
Miss Blanche Pcrilloux for
Reserve.
The athletic events were
skillfully judged by Coach
Whitney of Jefferson. ably
assisted by two of the stud
ents, Messers. Hotsh and
Derks. In the evening a dance
was given which netted
about thirty dollars to be ap
Piled to the Edgard high
school funds.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-05-06
FerryLaunchIs DESTROYED
By Fire.

The powerful gasoline launch
ewned and operated by Captain
Charles Martin at the Bonnet
Carre Point Ferry, burned TO
the waters edge in mid-stream
last Saturday night opposite
Burnside, La, on her way back
to Lucy from trip to Donald
! sonville, La,
The launch had just discharS.
ed her cargo at Donaldsonville.
La and was towing a flat.boat
when the accident happened. The
launch was an old one but was
still giving satisfactory service
to her owner and the public here.
At the time of the accident the
launch was in charge on Messrs.
Alton Lemoine and MarceIus
Wimprine of Lucy, La.
Lemoine and Wimprine report.
ed that the accident happened at
about 8 O'Clock p. M, when .
lamp exploded In the rear Of the
launch near the engine. The two
young men had only the time to
cut the rope and make their
escape in the flat-boat, thus es-
Gaping perhaps very severe in
jury,
Lemoine and Wimprine reach
ed Lucy OILY late Sunday night
in the flat-boat which is the
property of Mr.. Charles Martin,
now owner of the Bonnet Carre
Point Ferry.
A new gasoline boat WILSON
replace the old one and Capt.
Martin informs us that he will
soon be able to give the public
his usual prompt service on the
river.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-05-06
Belief General Sugar Now
Safe
Independent Washington Paper
Comments On Rece= I Vote and
Louisiana Election.

The Washington Evening Sta
an independent newspaper
makes the following comment Of
sugar and the ouisiana election
Sugar continues on the duti
able list without time limit. Tn,
senate surrendered to the house
The controversy was brief-sC
brief-so soon done for, one il
tempted to wonder what it wa:
begun for.
THE result will still further
hearten those Louisiana Demo,
Gratis who atthe polls last week
stood by their party and elected
its state ticket in the face Of the
national administrations atti-
! tude toward sugar. A combina-
tion of Bull Moosers, Republican
and protection Democrats nomi-
mated and supported an opposi-
ton ticket, but could not land it.
Even with his free sugar fault,
the Democratic organization
stood by the president.
Whether there would have
been a different result, the sur
render by the house to the senate
giving sugar only four years more
of grace, if Louisiana had voted
against the Democracy is but
conjecture. But the subject is
such as to invite conjecture and
conjecture produces several diff
ferent opinions.
Something more tangible and
definite relates to what the re-
suit promises the sugar industry
for the future. On this point OPT
nion is general that sugar is now
on easy street again. 1t yields
handsomely In the way of rev.
enue, and regardless of which
party wins next November large
will have to be collected
for some years to come.
: Appropriations are going to
mount high. and all legitimate
sources of revenue supply will
be tapped, 30 that whether the
Democratic party or the Repub-
lican party is commissioned for
the task of filling Uncle Sans
wallet from March 4 nexr, sugar
IS reasonably certain to be as
sessed for its share. |
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-05-06
Big Dance At KiIIOna

A grand dance will be giver
on the Redmen Pavilion at Pi.
cards Residence, at Killona, st.
Charles parish, La, tonight anG
every following Saturday here,
after. All kinds of delicious re.
freshments and fine eatables
will be served throughout the
evening at exceedingly moderate
prices. The Vitrano Jitney Ser
vice is offering the following
fifty cents reduced round trip
rate.
From Lucy to the R4dmen
Hall, KilIona, La, the Virrano
Jitney will operate between the
hours of six and seven P. NJ.
From Taft and Moberly, La.
to the Hall the auto win operate
between seven thirty and eight
o'clock P. NJ.
The valuable services of cele-
bratcd New Orleans musicians
have been procured and GOOD
D ANCING MUSIC is assured.
Dancing viii begin at z o'clock
P NJ. sharp. Beautiful and
valuable prizes will be awarded
the best dancers. A most cordial
invitation is extended you Bring
your friends along.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-05-06
Police Jury Meeting.

The Police Jury of this parisl
assembled at the st. John Court
house last Thursday and met il
regular monthly session. Al
members answered to roll cal
I with the exception of Mr.. An
drew Nagel, of the First Ware
who has not fully recuperatec
from his recent illness.
| However there being a quorum
the police jury met and transact,
| ed their usual routine work. Nc
question of interest was present,
ed by any of the membe.s for
consideration. Nevertheless the
usual number of bills did not fail
to make their appearance and
kept our Parish Fathers quite
busy during the morning session.
Mr.. L. E. Perrin, an agent of
the State Department of Agri-
culture appeared before the police
jury and introduced Mr.. w. K
Martin as the man who had re-
Gently Deen appointed by the de-
partment of agriculture to de-
monstrate the work in st. John
parish. Mr.. Martin has already
been introduced to many of the
leading planters of this parish
and will take up his Work in st.
John parish at once. For the
present Mr.. Martin has been
stationed at Edgard and will
have an office in the Courthouse
building. The young demonstra-
tor has an automobile and will
gladly answer Immediately any
call made upon him by planters
of this parish.
Mr.. Martin will leave no stone
unturned to make the demon
stration work a grand success,
and urges the earnest cooperation
of the people of st. John and
the planters.
A short session of court was
beld on Thursday Judge Prem
tice E. Edrington presiding, Tue
civil suit of Fernand Reynaud VS.
Champagne & Champagne oc-
cupied the courts attention dur
ing the day All the evidence was
heard in the Gaze. The argument
will be heard in the Grt tina court |
house in jefferson parish.
The School Board also held |
its regular monthly session
and transacted mostly routine
business. Five members being
present.
The minutes of this meetin5
appears in another column Of
his iszue. /
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-05-06
Judge Coco Will Appoint
His Son
Young Member of MarkSViIIe Bar To
Have Position In States Law Office

| Vernon Aloysius Coco, son o1
Judge A. V. Coco, attorney gene
raj, and prominent young mem
Der of the bar at Marksville
Will become a permanent assist.
ant In the attorney generals of
flee, occupying the place held by
the late G.. A. Gondran.
! This announcement was autho-
rized by Judge Coco, Tuesday
morning, when heinformed Jud
ge Prentice B. Carter, of Frank
linton, that he could not appoint
him to the assistantship.
Judge Coco will re-appoint Har
ry T. Gamble, of Winfield, as
tirst assistant, continuing him in
the position he now holds.
w. w. Barrow will remain as
the other assistant, having charge
of the business at Baton Rouge,
before the Railroad Commission
Miss Esther Schlessinger, at pre-
sent stcnographer in the Coco law
offices at Marksville, will be the
stenogrpher for the attorney gen
erals office
This will complete his office force
After meeting the Sixth DIS
trict delegation, on Monday,
which urged the appointment of
Judge Carter 10 the Gondran as
sistantship, Judge Coco said he
would take the matter under
advlsement and let them know
Tuesday, The above was his reply
Note the similarity in the init
ais OF father and son-Judge
Adolph Valery Coco and Vernon
.Aloysius Coco. Their initials are
the same but in reverse order:
therefore, the son is not a Junior.
Young Coco is 26 years of age
and is said to be chip of the old
block. He graduated at Jefferson
College where he took his A. B. |
Then went to the Catholic Uniyer
sity at Washington, D. c., where
he took his A. NJ. and later srudi
ed law there, receiving his l.. L. !
d. Returning to Louisiana, he |
took the examination before the
supreme court and was admitted
He is unmarried.
Judge Coco was on the district
bench, when Avoyelles, Rapides
and Natchitoches formed the dis.
trict, from 1888 to 1896, and here
presented his parish in the cen.
stitutional convention of 1898
Since then he has been practtcing
aW.
The Judge recently purchased
In Orleans home at Josephine
md Prytania and will move his
'amilv there the last of May. By
appointing his son in the attorney
seneral's office, his family will re
main intact.
Il Ihave as fine summer home
n Marksville as / could want,
aid the Judge, land will spend
uly, August and September
here in preference to any other
lace. intend remaining an {
lector of Avoyelles."
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1916-05-06
A COMMUNICATION.
lie MeschacdbS Lucy, La,

lie Meschac6bS Lucy, La,
Dear Mr.. Editor:
In view of the
fact, that the officials of the Re-
serve High School are proclaim
ing their victory, throughout the
parish in our last Saturday Rally
| deem 1t to be my duty to come
upon the scene, not to present
argument, neither to refute their
contension, but simply to state
the true facts in the case, and let
the intelligent Public Judge fo~
itself.
In seventy-eight events decid-
ed up to date and in which both
school participated, the results
were as follows:
Edgard Is First places
Reserve 10 /" :
Lucy 8 /" /"
Laplace i {" place
In event Reserve and Edgard
tied Readers, which of the two
schools is the victor9
For the authenticity of these
facts, / take pleasure in refer
ring the Public to the decisions
of the judges, which are on file
in Superintendent Bourgeois
office.
Reserve officials have but two
courses from which to choose,
they must either disprove these
facts, or admit their defeat.
Respectfully submitted
]. Oswald Montegut.
Prin. Edgard High School.