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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
PROGRESS OF NEGRO RACE
IS SHOWN IN EXHIBIT
Work Done by CoIorcd pupiI. I'm Hon
rico County schools Forms
Interesting DIspisy

me progress OF the negro race in
ttenrico County is striISingiy manifest
Ell In The industrial exhibit. tho work
OF the pupils in the twenty-one coll
orcd schools in tho county. which is
now open to the public at Laurel and
kroad Streets. under the Richmond and
chesapeake Bay Railway Station. Viz
ginia Randolph, II school-teachcr. in
troduced Industrial work in the Hen
rico colored schools several years AGO.
Exercises incident to the event were
held yesterday afternoon In the Moore
Street Baptist Church, colored !. ID.
Harris. superintendent OF schools in
the county. presided and introduced the
speakers. Addresses were made by
Rev. Francis II. McFadcn. D. D.; DR..
r. w. Miller and DIR. w. e. Broaddus.
The colored schoolchildren OF the coun-
ty, under the leadership OF Virginia
Randolph, attended In body.
Glasses in cooking, sewing. embroid-
cry, millinery. canning. picture franz
ing. woodwork, shopwork, basketry.
broom making and mattress making
have their work on exhibit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
EQUAL SUFFRAGE SPEAKERS
WILL BE HEARD TO-DAY
Mrs. Rcnd. Virginia Envoy Mrs. Baker
and Miss Goode VIII Hold
Street 1IcetfnEs.

Mrs Percy Read, the envoy from
Virginia who, with ENJOYS from all
over tho United states. presented to
Congress the message from woman
suffrage clubs Of the nation asking
for the passagc "f the amendment to
Tho Constitution giving women the
ballot, accompanied by Mrs. Robert
Rakcr and Miss Edith Goode. will ar
rive In Richmond to-day and speak
at several places In the city. The first
address VIII he delivered Mt ! :15 o'clock
this afternoon at Tenth and Main
streets. The second Will he tonight
~ Firth and Rroad Streets.
The cnvoys viii be met by Il com
mittcc of Richmond members Of the
Suffrage League in automobiles AT 3
o'clock this afternoon there will he a
reception and luncheon at the Jeffer-
son Hotel given in honor Of the visit
ing ENJOYS by the Virginia branch of
the Confessional Union for Woman's
Suffrage.
The women In the receiving line will
hc Mrs. Charles V Meredith, DR. Helen
Love Boisseux, Mrs Shcrer, Mrs. Roy
X. Flanagan. Mrs. Hill Urluhardt.
Mrs Kate Read. Mrs Edward T. Sea-
wall. Mrs. McCrone and Miss J. NJ. lem
ninSS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
Prohibitiorists to
Name Delegates
State Party win Select Repre-
scniatioes TO Attend National
Contention al 81. Paul

WcarcrS o: the white ribbon and
those who have sworn destruction to
the liquor traffic in the nation Will
meet in state convention in Smithdeal
HAL on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
Tor the purpose of clecting delegates
ana alternateS to the National Proh.-
ptt.on Convention. which will open in
81. faul. Num-, on July 10.
The call for the meeting went out
yesterday over the signature OF H. r.
MCINTYRE. chairman Of the State COM
inittce of the Prohibition party He
urges large attendance. Eight dele
gates and many alternates 10 the
national body Will be named by the
local national Prohibitionists
An invitation to attend the convcn-
ton is extended to all who believe that
a national administration committee to
THE destruction OF the liquor tra,iic
is the logical method of dealing with
the subject" and who pledge their
votes 10 that end. Past party aiiilia-
tions Will not be held against pnrttci-
pants. Women who belong 10 tenn
perance organizations will be admitted
as delegates with full power.
National Chairman Hinshaw has &C
ccpted an Invitation 10 be nj the con-
vcntion and make an address. There
VIII he also representative o! the
Women's Prohibition Federation Of
America. and other prominent prohi-
bltiOniStS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
MUST PAY TWO TAXES
Judge Holt. of Lexington. Holds That
Auto Dealers Must Also Take
Merchants I.Icrnsr,

Christopher b. Garrett. exccutiv. as
.sistant 70 the state Tax Board. an
nounced yesterday q decision by Judge
Holt, In Lexington, 10 the cHec, that
dealers IN automobiles must not only
procure Dealers license to soil auto
mobiles but must also take out u
merchants license
j. Edward Heck, OF lexincton. a
dealer III automobiles, refused to nav
the merchants tax rhis tax Is a
graduated one, ana IS based anon ,h.
amount OF merchandise purchased by
the dealer. Tn" automobile iIconsc lax
Is a nat tax Of $50 per annum Tn,
runnE was mat the dealers license
only gives the holder the right to usc
the roads and streets of IN. Common,
wealth II does not relieve him. Jud..
Holt held, from reporting his au,n-
monte purchase as "a basis for deter
mining his tax az u dea!e-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
COMMISSIONERS TO HEAR
FROM PROPERTY OWNERS
Take Evidence To-Day ms to Site Sc
lectcd for Proposed Park for
COlored People.

Condemnation commissioners appoint
pointed to examine the proposed site
for park for colored people in Jack
son Ward will meet in the Office OF the
CITY Attorney this afternoon to hear
evidence from property owners in tho
vicinity. The commissioners arc w H.
zimmerman. o. Herbert Funston. r. J.
White. Newton E. Ancarrow and w =.
Rcud.
The site selected by the commissions
crs for the proposed park IL north OF
Boyd Street and west OF Harrison. ry-
tending two blocks 10 the SitterdinE-
tarncal- Davis property. It is said not
TO have met with tho approval OF tho
jackson Ward people, who arc crying
for RELIEF from crowded conditions and
demanding more schools and better
streets.
The Chamber of Commerce IS no,y
investigating conditions In Jackson
ward. and negro citizens ask the COM
missioners for q hearing so that they
may present suggestions offered By the
Chamber o! Commerce for the relief
Of Jackson Ward. and make clear their
own ideas az TO the needs OF the color
ed people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
PAVILION BADLY NEEDED
FOR COLORED PATIENTS
Campaign to Raise Funds for Memorial
Hospital Includes This
Addition.

Ia its campaign 20. funds with which
to enlarge It's facilities and IT'S pro-
visions for the public. Memorial Hos
pital is strcSsing the need for the
estah!!ahmcnt az "a negro pavilion and
WARD for patients suffering with con-
taglous Diseases. When the negro pa
WHOM and ward for contagious patients
are completed, Memorial Hospital win
nave "a bed capacity for between $50
and 400 patients. Tho addition OF the
negro pavilion will he regarded rs a
Sre" step towards enabling Richm ond
10 handle class OF patients now in
adequately cared FOR.
Memoria! Hospital i owned and
operated by Tho Medical College Of
Virginia Sin"" us founding as a me-
mortal 20 q daughter of the late John
j.. Williams itsN facilities have been
steadily Improved. and il has done a
valuable work. for the community 1t
Is now III" desire 90 its board of man
ayers 10 'rcreas" the hospital in size
and facility 50 HAT IL may give es-
pecial care 20 those suffering with
contagious diseases. and in order that
i's provisions for the care Of the col
orcd may hernadc NOR. ample IA the
hosDitai is nov, only forly-two negro
patients may I've cared for a, one time
Richmond Is looked upon as the
medical cent"r Of the South. and the
board "f managers Of Memorial Hog
r!'al wishes In max" 1t the central hos
l'ilal Of Eichm"Hd, where people OF
moderate means may he treated for
various ailments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
A Richmond Inspiration

The past history of Memorial Hos
pitnl hns been IN inspiration.
Imperative necessity dcp,unds TINT
Its future he an expansion.
Now Is the ODpOrtune time for the
greatest forward movement Rich
mOnd ever has undertaken.
The sum of s250,O0O will solve the
problem.
1t Will erect a six-story nrc-proof.
thoroughly up-to-dntc negro hog
pital.
II Will provide hospital for
contagious diseaseS-the greatest
medical need of the city.
IL will furnish home for the
nurscs where social and recrcntionnl
influences will relieve the intensity
OF professional service.
II VIII guarantee mn endowment
that viii properly care for thcxe
improvements.
RE A BOOSTER ron MEMORIAL
HOSPITAL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
FINE AND TERM IN JAIL
FOR DAVID DUNLOP, JR.
Petersburg Moforist Notes Appeal When
Convicted In County for yio-
latinE Speed LAW.

David Dunlop. Jr.. or Petersburg. was
yesterday fined 500 and costs and SEN
fenced to Jail for fifteen days by Mag
istrate Il. J. Puryear, OF Henrico Coun-
ty, for speeding an automobile on tho
Cary Street Road. between Richmond
and the Country Club OF Virginia Dun
lop noted an appeal 10 the Circuit
Court, and was released on $500 bond.
given by James Dunlop, of this city.
The alleged spccder was arrested at
the club on Monday afternoon by Po-
iceman w II. Lawrence, VINO acted on
the complaint OF Or A;corga. Rcn John
Eton. Dunlop had- p,-saed DR.. John
Rton lust before reaching tho club
According 10 the testimony OF the
physician. he was running at the ratio
Of more than nifty miles M hour.
Dunlop admitted on the stand yes.
terday that his machine. which IS OF
the racer type. was travelling something
like forty-five miles All hour when ha
whizzed by the physician Bcrk
Williams, Of this city. testified that he
heard Dunlop's companion say AZ the
club that the automobile was making
between ffty and seventy-fve miles an
hour.
Dunlop had no counsel a, the trial
Comm onwealth's Attorney W. " Rev
erley appeared for the state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
DRUNKEN DRIVER FINED
W. {. inwson Pays So for Opcrntinr
Automobile While Drunk-Othcrs
CONVICTED.

". 9. Lawson was fined spa and costs
IN Police Court yesterday when con-
N'r'"d or driving an automobile While
!" an intoxicated condition. lie was
arrested 10y Policeman Kcrs"y. after r
collision n"at First ;,ud Broai streets
T.. " Fuller and g l.. Whtiow, the
men arrested h% Sergeant bradley and
Policeman SnWu"i* several days ago
on Nha"Ees Of roci.g th-ir machines up
hanover Avenue. wcr" fined s.5 and
COTS cacn { like nmc va. imposed
on II II. LOWS, WHO was arrested FOR
speeding ~ Policeman L y. Clarke.
ana on Harvey Meade. whom Sergeant
hfaniey and Policeman Salnucls ar
rested on nc sane charge. Meade
noted an appeal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
CITY AND FORBES AGREE
Negotiations to Dedicnte RIRht-of-way
for West End Sewer Come to
Successful End.

The FlnahCe Committee has agreed
dedicate right way for a sewer IN
Street, which parallels the Belt Line
tracks on the east side. Negotiations
with Mr.. Forbes were conducted by r
subcommittee consisting Of Chairman
Grundy, Subchairman Seaton and AL
derman Gilman.
The committee already had agreed
with Mr.. Forbes to pay him $4,000 for
property needed to extend Monument
Avenue across the Belt Line tracks and
land necessary for the widening OF
Roseneath Road, and to return to him
bond Of $4,000 which he had placed
with the city az guarantee that the
Richmond and Henrico Railway Com
pany would perform certain exactions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
MISS HATCHER is BACK
Director OF Vocational Bureau Returns
From Visit to Several yir-
Einin Institutions.

Miss Orie T.. Hatcher. director OF the
Bureau of Vacations for Women. re-
turned yesterday from visi, "a sew
eral Virginia institutions for vocational!
conferences with students Miss
Hatcher spoke or Sunday at Virginia
College To the student body, and on
Monday at Randolph Macon. giving
several hours afterward TO conference
with Individual students
The throngs wishing TO discuss plans
for the future and the great variety
Of vocational interests represented in
their plans lay heavy demands upon
tho interest and work Of the bureau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
GREEN HEADS JEWELLERS
Noanoke Nun Elected President of Xir
Sinia Association--Ko hIer Va
tfOnnl Delegate.

ofhcers OF the Virginia Retail jewel
ers' Association, which has mem ~
.tnh"enticn here for two days. were
elected yesterday as follows: r.
Green. OF Roanoke, president: George
J. Palmer. OF Newport News, first vice
president; j. ]. Speer. of Danville, sec
9no woe -pTesident; c, Fred Kohler OF
Richmond, third vice president; n p
Pau. OF Norfolk, fourth vice pr esident:
c. s. Lauderbach. of Petersburg. nth
vfce-president; o. +. Russow, OF Roa-
noke, secretary. and ]. s. James OF
Richmond. treasurer.
The ofhcers named above and Morris
Harrison and Louis Foight constitute
the executive committee.
e. Fred Kohler MAS elected delegate
TO the national convention. which will
be Aeld in Minneapolis, MINI. and o.
4. Ru1foys-of Fsoanoka. WA ohosen nc
aItsrnafe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
PICK DESIGN TOMORROW
Committee VIII Pass on Model fu
Equestrian statue to Stone
wall Jackson,

Judge George L. Christian, chairman
or the Stoncwell Jackson Monument
Associa ton. has called meeting OF
The committee on design for to-mor-
row 70 report on models submitted for
AN cpueatfian statue to tho great Con-
!tdcraic chie!tain hv SculDtors Eeck
Sicvcrs. Coppini and Potter.
The models submitted by tho sculr-
tors arc nov in the basement OF the
sat" library. The committee on de-
sign viii pass upon the models. after
which :, meeting Of the whole body win
he held 10 pass finally on the selection
OF the design
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
DR.. LEVY TO TAKE PART
IN MEETING OF EXPERTS
fieHIth Authorities Expect to Form Nh
tionni Association of Scion
the Men.

Chief Health Officer r. G. Levy will
engage with other health department
heads IN New York York next week in
forming a national or International as
ISOLATION Of scientific men who have
established regulations as puhlic-health
experts
Or Levy icf. for New York last
might. lie will attend a meeting OF
the National Commission on Milk
Standards. 10 be held tomorrow and
on Saturday. and a meeting OF the ex-
ccutive committee OF the American
Public Health Association scheduled for
Monday.
DR.. Levy is one OF the four elective
members of tho executive committee
OF the association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
Fund, for I,ir-m.u.s rc,.i,n.

SECRETARY ]. Jones. Of tho Fire
mems Mutual Aid Association, has re-
ceived contribution Of $50 from
Node Broth'rs. Inc: So from the AL
""h!aT!e Taper manufacturing Com
pa"Y, ana s?A from the NJ D. stone Mo-
'or Company Al! Of the money re.
ceived goes 10 the pension fund for
hfcmcn. cth"r contributions have been
received from ia. Planters National!
n"nH' mo Westmorcland Club, Frank
Miller AID the Model Steam Laundry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
Case Goes to County Court.

IN tho case Of Richard Green. in
dictsn on charge OF housebreakinE
Judge ID. g. Richardson, Of the Hust-
inrs Court, ruled Yesterday that he
was without Jurisdiction. and the case
was certified to the commemorative
attorney Of Iicnrico County. The
houscbrcakinG charged in the indict-
ment liz alleged TO have been commit
ted in IIenrico County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
Censorship In Tonight.

Tho Committee on Ordinances r.iil
meet tonight at o'clock TO take M
the question OF providing for notion
picture censorship board. The com
lnittce has before II an ordinance 20
pro"id" censorship hoard OF thre"
residents OF Richmond. ono OF whom
shall he a Woman Tho salayy for
each member viii he $1,000 year and
a general fund Of $500 for expenses is
provided.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
Rc-iEnn az IIcnd Nurse.

Miss Elizabeth Winbourne. super:n-
t"ndcDt OF nurses at the Virginia Hos
pital. yesterday rendered her res!gna-
ton, and II WAS accepted by the Al
min!strativc Board. II was stated by
the general superintendent that u
would not DO necessary to All the va
cancy Immediately
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
ANXIOUS To RENDER
SERVICE TO STATE

,uiiy realize the daring. approach
lns the bounds Of reckless terneri,v In
the sight OF some. that NAV disnlav ;f
oppose INC incumbent, in,renched as
ne may be between tho bulwark of m
'ronaee ana tie backing of rrcat
wealth. Yet il offer ] shall venture
70 present my cause To the mass Of tho
democratic voters Of tie district on
ureiy confident both thai they viii
give lair hearing and that in the
hana Oh the average voter Of the marty
Is rue power 10 override all obstacles
10 the expression of his viii
within the next two weeks I shall
be brouEh, further To see. az r. nov.
appears that there is. earnest dnsira
widespread In the district to test out
us sentiment and incidentally to give
the voters OF the district tho chance 10
emu an era or political prescription OF
good Democrats. raising the stand, ID
or progressiYe Democracy and equal
rights among Democrats. | shall make
the fight. win or lose. in the faitb and
nope mat may thus render some
service TO Virginia aud her traditiona
or popular government"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
DISCUSS MANY MATTERS
OF STATE, INTEREST

The official program follows:
Monday. June 5-"How TO Prevent
irregularities In the Conduct OF the
state Teachers Examination" + II.
Fitzpatrick, G. y. Bowry. w q; Rem
nolds and Inspector Il. T.. Worrell.
The Standardization Of One and Two
room schools" Is. X Paxton II H.
Cook. j. II. stephens and Inspector ].
H. hinford. THE Supervision OF High
schools, +. &. Bedinger. w W. Ed
wards and Inspector a. l.. Lincoln
New Legislation of 1916. With Special
reference to the Laws Relating 70
state school Taxes and Appropria
tons. state superintendent X. G.
Stcarncs.
Tuesday, June Glow to &c, the
Local Levy Raised" II. j. watkins and
i. \. ltillman. How Shall the Educa :
ti"nal Forces OF Virginia Proceed so
as 10 Get the Most Effective Co-opera.
non FROM the legislature and Board
q! supervisors: Dr. J. y. g. Chandler.
NJ ID, Han. Frank 7 West and G. w
Dickinson. The Best Method of pro.
motinG Interest In the Virginia Jour
MAJ Of Education" Joseph W. Everett
eaitor OF the Journal. q. c. Joynes. r.,
l: Newton. H. ~ Hunt and H. H. Lynch
How do Superintcndents Measure thn
ork OF Teachers" Harris Hart. w G
tdmondson and /. n Savedec. How
TO Improve the Negro Schools" IT
Wilkinson. j. \. Twyman and Inspec
tor a. u. Wright
wednesday. June 7--"Relation OF
community Leagues to the Success Of
Hchooi Work" j II. montgomery. John
w, and G. V. Shoemaker.
the Work OF Superintendent prnfnso
Sor j. a, Burruss. Professor Charles {,
Maphis. University of Virginia: T. @
Hlass aud r. l.. Chambliss. "Wh,t
qualifications shall be Fixed nv tho
hoard OF Education for n Superintend-
snt Under the Valentine Law !. p.
Net, W. T. Hodges and T.. L. Darst.
The New State Course or s,,d,.., =,
Letter. w. 4. Thompson and IT p En
bank ~ "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
Old suit IL Dronned

The sn!t OF { + Stih against the
rk-Shelhy Vinegar Company for $3.50.
nroEph' IN The CITY Circuit Court. was
"iehiss"d from TIC docket Yesterday
under INC hN"-yenr law The suit was
,hH'itutt6 hEe gears ago. but no ac-
ton had hcen taken nv the p,a,ntIfrs.
hnd the case wnS dropped automnti.
caiiy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
conEress,nnn Jone. Qualities.

Congressman w \ Jones. Of Rich
1nond County, Representative from the
First District. yesterday qualified as
a candidate TO succeed himself by for
warding the primary fee OF $50 to
state Auditor &. Lee Moore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
r.h.nlwnnd Gets Grn,cllnr cnnt.a.t

contract for crawling several
streets In the West End was awarded
yesterday by the Administrative BOARD
to J. c. Cheatwood on his bid OF s4.-
Qt1.36.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-18
EDUCATORS WILL MEET
FOR CONFERENCE HERE
Division School Supcrintendcnts Of
State Open Summer Ses-
sion on June 8.
CONTINUES FOR THREE DAYS
Large Number of Speakers Assigned
to Discuss Important Questions
Dealing With Problems Which
Virginia Is Now Facing.

In little more than Al fortnight tho
division school superintendent of tho
State VIII assemble in Richmond for
their annual summer conference. The
meetings will DO held this year on
June ). and :. and will take place
in the auditorium OF the Chamber OF
Commerce.
-Four sessions will he held daily The
first will come at $50 o'clock in the
morning. Afternoon meetings will be
held al 1890. . and 4:3O o'clock. The
official program, made public yester-
d";;. lists large number Of speakers
who are assigned to discuss important
questions dealing with the States edu-
cational problems.
Supcrinte ndent c. b. Bowry, Of the
schools OF Amelia and Nottoway. presI-
dent Of the State Association Of d.
vision superintendent. will preside
over the conference. Superintendent
H. ~ Hunt. OF the Portsmouth schools
IS secretary treasurer OF the assocla-
ton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-12

to be subject to the further condition
that the maximum cnarge for general
lighting rates shall not exceed lie
per X. w. H. and to all regulations
that may be prescribed by the cor
poration commission; such grant to
| be subject to the further condition
[ that the said Ardmore Ice, Light n
/ Power company shall install and
maintain at its own expense a white
way consisting of 103 posts with 3
lights (4-G0 c. =. and 100 c. PD to
the post the same to be installed on
that portion of Main street in the
city of Ardmore from the west bound
airy OF the Chicago. Rock Island q
Pacific Ry. right-of-way on said street
west to y street; on Broadway from
its intersection with A street n. f., TO
its intersection with c street n. w;
and on Washington street from it's
intersection with Main street to it's
intersection with Broadway, and that
said Ardmore Ice, Light & Power com
pany will install such other posts in
such other parts of the city as the
Board of Commissioners may from
time to time designate. Said Ard
more Ice, Light & Power company
at all times to furnish the lights for
said posts at a price not TO exceed
$3.50 per month. all lights to burn
until midnight, and the 100 C. T.
lights all night; said grant to be sub
ject to the further condition that the
said Ardmore Ice, Light & Power
company shall at all times during the
life Of said franchise be prepared to
furnish to the city of Ardmore and
inhabitants thereof all of the lights
and power that may be required for
their use, and that the rates charged
therefore shall in no case exceed the
rates prescribed by the corporation
commission of the state of Oklahoma.
The city of Ardmore to be obliged TO
accept and pay for the lights on said
white way for period of ten years.
No person shall be entitled to vote |
on said proposition except he be in
all respects a qualified elector resid- |
ing within the corporate limits of said
city. In case a majority of said quail
fled electors who shall vote on said
proposition at said election shall vote
in favor thereof, the Board of Com
missioners o fthe city Of Ardmore
will grant said franchise and enter
into said contract and not otherwise.
The voting place OF said election
shall be at the City Hall in the city |
OF Ardmore and the following named .
persons are designated and appointed !
to conduct said election at the voting