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Money to Lend on Real
Estate. ST. MARY BUILDING
ASSOCIATION. Patterson La.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23,i Judicist District Court-Pa.
rish Of St. Mary.
s.. Mary Building Association vs.
Ateline Berry ct ais No. ID, ,374.
By virtue of an order of seizure and
sate, issued out of the Honurable the
23rd Judicial District Court, 10 and for
he Parish of st, MARY, La. aud to me
lil, oted, III tho above entitled and nun.
,erad cause. have seized and will Offer
tor sale for cash without appraisemsnt.
TO he last and highest bidder, at the
priuc,pa, front door Of the Court House
IN the town IT franklin, st. Mary Par.
ish, Ia, %
SATURDAY, THE 3Rp DAY OF
NOVEMBER. A. D.. 1917,
aetween the hon-s Of II O'Clock q. IN
aud 1 o clock p. IT,. the following men
toned and described property, to-wit:
THAT certain iot or parcel of land,
' ing aud being situated IN the town Of
,!oIsan CitJ. Parish Of ". Mary, State
of Lonislana. having a front of seventy
tive i.5j feet on the west siie of Third
street oi said town, by depth between
par,liel lines OF one huadred llO0l feet,
| more or nss. add being known, desig-
nate aud described AS the nottn frac.
| lional parts ot lots nine AMI ten ~ and
Tlul, square TAi.,y seven Isl on maps
! ., plans made by Barnes Of the town o!
5Iashear, now Of Morgan Git on nr
! and of record il the office If the Re.
co.der Of .bo Parish of St. Mary, La,
aud being b uudei az follows: On The
north by an alley run ling from Third
! -'-rsi 10 middle OF square ;hirty.sever
| rJ7i on the east oy Third street, on tbs
.,,ish IN part BY property Of A. Plcou
and jn part BY property Of E. 0uldry
and the west by lot number eight ISL .,
square thirty -snvsn 1871; together viii
Al the riyh IS, ways aai' privileges there
To appsr a.u,ng or 10 auy manner be
longing
CHAS. PECoT, Sheriff
Sbs,is's ohas, t'Arlsa et 81, Mary, hs
| ssr,ss,ser H. 1877.
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Bank Of Baldwin: Attn ward. Centreylile,
store, Walter Senette; 5th ward. Patter-
son, Justice of the Peace Office; 9th
ward, lst precinct, Morgan City, City
Hall: End precinct, Ramos, store of
the Ramos Lumber Co; 7th ward. Jul
lien, julien Hall: 9Th ward, Berwick,
Town Hall; and the following commits
sioners and clerks Of election have been
appointed to serve at this election:
lst ward, lst precinct &. II. Green.
Henry Pecot Emile Halb Ed Cocks
2nd precinct, Paul Mendoza, w. +.
Giles, joseph H. Meeker, f. A. Boud
reaux 2nd ward, lst precinct, Bernard
Levy, DR.. David Berwick, Edwin
Foche, r. F. Dumesnil. End precinct,
l.. 5. Alleman. Fred J. Maher, I. J.
Lasseigne, Frederick Caroline. 3rd
ward, lst precinct, X. E. ONielI. Nei-
son Bondreaux, Sosthene kobichaux,
Duval Heberl. 2nd precinct, Sidney
Woltord, Dolph PARA, j. b. oewell, j..
II Chapron. Attn ward, Albert Etienne,
John Migeot. Willie Sennette, Il. s..
Nord, ke 9th ward, J. +. Lassus. +
F. Marin, S. j. Folse, Yves Adams 9th
ward. lst preciuct, l. W. Paddock, o.
H. Howard, Jr,, l.. }. Adams, l.. A.
Law. End precinct, Joe Daigle. DR..
Prosser, Joe DeLucky, Joe Aucoin. 7th
ward, Louis Landry, Pierre Hebert, Al
fred Fortier, Henri julien. 8th ward,
Guss ThoogersoD, y. J. Bertrand, Al
fred Gashia, A. l.. Boudreaux.
The first three mentioned at each pre-
cinct to act as commissioners, and the
last named in each precinct to act As
clerk.
At said special election the polls will
open at seven O'Clock A. NJ, and close
at We O'Clock, p. NJ, and the election
will be conducted in accordance with the
laws of Louisiana appiicabl thereto.
Notice is also given that at Ii O'Clock
a. Nj. of the both day of November,
1917, the Parish school Board of the
Parish of st. Mary. Lou'slana, Will
meet at Franklin, Louisiana, and In
open session proceed to open the ballot
boxes, examine and count the ballots in
vass the returns aud declare the result
Of said special election.
This 3rd day VI October, 1917.
JOHN G. CLAUoEN,
Presi lent Of St. Mary Parish School,
Board.
SEC. Z. Be ii luther ordained, etc.
rha. the special election herein and
hereby provided for, shall be held and
conducted aud the returns thereof shall
be male under the PROVISIONS OF Act 25t
of 1910 and amendments thereof. and
such other laws as may be applicable.
The vote on the above ordinance
was a. foliows: Yeas: William
Gardener, sidney Bonvillsin, J,
| H. McCardeil. q. A. Aycock. Johr
! ClAusru, Wlliiam rolse, h L
Joiiey, F. y. Winchester, Richard
| cepper, j. d Enrich.
Nays: None.
| Absent and not v0linR: w. 7
! Petermau.
| Yeas: 10.
Nays: Mono.
| Absent and not voting. !.
There belug no furtnef business
the meeting adjourned.
(AAA (4OTT SeCretArV.
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School Board Proceedings.
AN ORDINANCE.

AN OkDlNANC6.
Orgaaising and creating School District
Number Four of St. Mary Parish,
louisiana.
0rcrloH /. Be it ordained by tho st.
Mary Parish School Board of the Par
ish Of St. Mary. Louisiana, That the
territorial limits Of School District
Humber Four, of the Parish of St.
Mary, Louisiana, shall embrace ana
consist Of Wards Ono. Two: Three:
foar, Five. Six, Seven and Eight OF
IL Parish of st. Mary. Louisiana:
This being all the territory embraced
u the Parish Of ST. Mary, Louisiana,
aad the boundaries being the boundaries
Of The Parish OF st. Mary, State OF
Loaislans.
e1o. 2. Be it further ordained, eto.,
Thst q thus constituted said School
District Number Four shall have all the
tight aud powers granted the esme un'
der the Constitution and laws OF the
State Of Louisiana.
The vote on the above ordinance
Was % follows: Yeas: William
Gardener, sidney Bonvillain, j,
d. McCardeli. &. A Aycock. john
Clausen, William Folse, Il. l.
Jolley. F. D. Winchester, Richard
Pepper, ]. D. Enrlich.
Nays. None.
Absent and not voting: w. T
peSerman.
Yeas: 10
Nays; None.
Absent and not voting: I.
The folio wing ordinance was In
troduced by Mr.. F D. Winchester
seconded by Mr.. VIM. Folse, Anc
unanimously carried:
AN ORDINANCE
Ordering special election to be held II
School District No Four, in the Tar
ish OF st. ,dyy, Louisiana, for th'
purpose Of submitting to the qualified
electors Of the said school district tn
question OF the levy of 3 sp~'ial la
Of one and one.half mills, s.0Olfl f"
the purpose of provijing aduiuona
Gid to the public schools Of the salt
school district.
SRCrrox Be it ordained by th
St. Mary Parish School Board, OF st
Mary Parish, Louisiana, That q specia
election be, and is hereby. orde'ed +
be held IN school District No. Four, il
The Parish of St. Nary. Louisiana, o.
the 18th day If November, 1871 for tn
purpose Of submitting to the quaiide
electors OF the said school district en-
titled 10 vote thereat, the question q
the levy of = specia, tax Of one and one
halt mills 1900. III on tho dollar OF a!
property in th. said school district sur
jsct 10 state taxation, for u period {
len years, the proceeds Of the sa'd ia
% b used In giving additional aid
the public schools Of the said scbos
district.
SEc. 2. Be it further ordained, etc
That the ballots 20 be us>d al the 81
election shsll be prepared by the secr'
ssry OF the tsrisa ocnooi Board -
tAal b ~ H. following term
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PARISH OF ST. MARY.
4 Precinct 3.

W 0Io
Taxable Valuation s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Signature If Voter ...... =.
signature of Voters Agent casting
ballot BY proxy:
(NOTE The above Is good form f"1
ballot. In flling ont ballots, the COM
missioners. or Jerk. may 6li the
blanks on face Of ticket. but the voteT
should write his name In the appropriate
ank on the back Of ticket aud he
shonld make sa.e that cross Al i
placed opposite the Yes" or No on
the face ot his ticket, and that the
amount Of hls assessment - indicated
on bis ticket
SIC. 3 fe it further ordained etc..
! THAT the Secretary ot The Parish school
Board be, and he is hereby ordered to
cause to be prepared for ne at said
Il, ,cllop tie tai, sheets, lists IT quail
| fed electors. ass4s-eti va uatlOn OF prop
| .rty. black statements for the Compi,a-
| ton or the vote, in number and amprnt
| and other election blanks that may be
! required for the purpose OF holding inc
| said election. to cause the same to De
| placed in the boilot boxes for use at the
res pec,lve precincts, and to make the
| provision for The transmission OF the
ballot loxes to the several precincts Of
| The scho"i district al which the e!tcton
! is 70 be held.
SEC. 4 BE it further ordained, etc.
that the pulling places or pre- incts fos
the saiu esc lnn shall be: Isl ward. Isl
precinct Lharcpton. vacant store, a
veeder & So: 2nd precinct Sorre.
sto,eT. B. klmbrough; 2nd ward. Isl
precinct, G,cucoe.vac res Bern ,id Levy
2nd p,ec,nct Louisa, School House; 3rt
ward, Is. precinct. Frankln, Cour
House: 2pd pi eclnct. Baldwin, Bank o
Bald vii; ward. CentIevilies store
Walter Senc,te; 5th ward, Patterson
Justice If the Peace Ottoe; 6th ward
Is, pIecluot, Morgan C,,s, City Hal!
.cd prec Oct Ramos, store ol the haaiu
LYpesI g.; ',e Tsya, !ssgse, islAs'
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/. POPKIN,
JEWELER AND OrTlul AN.
Est. 1892 Phone laO.J
LOST.

LOS1s
A certain envelope with the i'm.
pript Of the Insurance firm of j John
J. Lewis 4 Co., upon it, at upper
corner. aud containing the follow.
ing valuable papers: One paving
Certificate, thr e mortgage nu.es
each for Sll667. sigoed BY Jake
Piiaro. and Que mortgage note tor
$500 0O slgued oy Mrs. Smi h.
r,uu,r viii receive reward Of $50
ior the return OF the documents to
NYlkLIA.n N kiAE.
FF,nsiln, Lsl
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Sacrifice Sale on
China.

Beginning October s, l
will offer my entire stock of
China at a sacrifice. l am
desirous Of closing out this
line and am Offering some
very attractive pieces Of i'm.
ported china at a very low
figure, as | must have the
space for other goods.
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FORM OF BALLOT.
Special Election in School District No.
Four of the Parish OF ST. Mary,
Louisiana.
To be held in accordance with reso-
lution passed by the Parish School
Board.
BALLOT.
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PROCLAIM ATOM,

Pursuau. to = resolution passed b the
ST. Mary Parish ocheoi Board Of ~,
Mary Parish, Louisiaua, Al a meeting
held ou The 3rd day % October, 1911, |,
..unn q. I tausen, Ptessdeot nt SAID Far
isn SchuOi board, DO neteby give no.
tice that, in compilauCe Win sald resp-
iuti"n IA spec al erection vii. be ne," In
ochvo. Di,tr,cb No Four, Pa.Esh 4 >!
Mary, Louisiana, on the l3lh DAY of
Nuvem ler, 1917, for the purio-e Of
submitting 10 the property laxPa.e S
QuaiIii-d under The CONSTITUTION and
Jaws OF the State Of LOUISIANA 10 tt
at said election, the following propo.
siLlOn, to.wit:
l." icy, u SPECIAL tax OF one and one ha (
5 ovliJ mllis Q the doli'.g On all
tue propegt, IN >Cnoo ptstslcl NJ
rOuF. tatlsn OF ST .Iary, LOUISIANA,
subject 10 otaje TAXATION, ANNUALLY,
for rarcrioa o! ;@n years, for the pur-
pose oi giving additional aid - tue
puuiio sc;erts,
For the purposes Of ssaid election the
polling piac VIII be: lst uari, lss
precluCr Eareuton vacant store, A
Veoder n son 2nd pFecinct, Snrrsi,
store L. B, b mo uus 2li ware Isl
pieci C., ie.cle, v..c.nt res, hernatQ
..sy,, zuI precinct. .-onlsa, ochoo
huusy. ScG VI 4, Iss oreciuct, Fgan.Ha
1ear, Hauss, Sal preslasi Balds'a
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Hall; 9Th ward, Berwick, Town Hall
aud the following three commits sioner rs
and clerks Of election are appointed to
each polling place:
lst ward, lst preclnot, G. b. Green.
Henry Pecot. Emile Halbert, Ed Cocks.
2nd precinct, Paul Mendoza, W. r.
Giles, Joseph Il. Meeker, E. A. Boud.
reaux, 2nd ward, lst precinct, Bernard
Levy, Dr. David Berwick, Edwin
Foche, P. F. Dumesnil. 2ud precinct.
l.. s. AlIemsn, Fred J. Maber. T. j
Lasssigne, Frederick Caroline. 3rd
ward. lst precinct. X. E. O'NieII, Mel
son Boudreaux, Sosthene Robichsux
Duval Hebert. End precinct, sidne,
Woiford, Dolph Para, }. b. >ewell, }.
h. Chapron. 4th W ard, Albert Etienne
J ohm Migeot. Willie Sennette, II. s.
! Nordyke. 5th ward, ). E. Lsssus, 4. F.
u arin, S. J. Folse, Yves Adams. 6tt
ward, lst precinct, |. w. Paddock, O.
h. howard, Jr., J. L. Adams, L. A
Law End precinct, Joe Ds;g'e, Dr.
Prosser, Joe DeLucky, Joe Aucoin. III
wxra, Louis Landry, Pierre Hebert, Al
fed Fortier, Henri Julien. 8tn ward
Gus rborgerson, y. J. Bertrand, AL
| fred Gashia. A. l. ROudreaUx.
The first three mehtioned al each pre-
ciuct to act as Cummi ssioners. and N,
iast Named in each precinct 10 set a
! lerk.
SEC 5. Be it further ordained, e;c
Tnat the Parish School Board shai
meet at IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the 2UtI
day If November, 1917 for the purp,s
IN open session. Of ining aud count
iug the ballots. canvassing the return
and declaring the result OF said eiec
tlun
SEQ. 6. Be it further ordaiued. e'c
rha. the President oi the Parish Schot
Doard be, and he Is hereby insllucteA
u give public notice o. the said electlo
b, proc. .amation to be duty published
accolc3 ding To law, in The following form
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Signature OF Oter. .............. ......;..
signature of voters agent casting ballot by
pfOXy '''''-'.
NOTICE TO VOTERS To vote in favor of the
nroposttiou submitted on this ballot. place
GROSS x in tho square after the word Yes.
and to vote against It place similar marx sf-
ter tho word NO.
form OF back Of Ballot
School District Nc. Four OF st. Mary
Parish, Louisiana.
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Proposition to levy a one
and one half mills s.00l l-2)
special tax on all the prop
erty subject to taxation in
School District No. -Four,
Parish of St. Mary, Louis.
lana. annually. for . period
of ten years. for the pur.
pose Of giving additional
aid to the public schools OF
the said school district.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-23
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Wednesday Afternoon.-Bridge club
meets at the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Ross on Gerald avenue. Pythian Sis
ters' circle meets with Mrs. w. II.
Reid at her rooms in the Hammond
block. Ladies are asked to bring the
pillows they have been making to send
to soldiers in camp South Side Bridge
club meets with Mrs. G. V. Gougler at
her home on South Fourth street west.
Imperial Bridge club meets with Mrs.
Harold Sloane at her home in the Uni
Versity apartments at 4lO Grand. Or
chard Homes WOman's club. members
and friends will be guests of Mrs.
Kramer and Mrs. deJarnette in social
session at the home Of Mrs. Kramer
The tea is for the benefit OF the
scholarship fund of the State Fedora
ton of Women's clubs.
Thursday Afternoon - The Ladies'
league Of the Swedish Congregational
church will meet at 2:30 o'clock with
Mrs. &. -. swanson at her home, SIS
South Fourth street. west.
Thursday Evening-Miss Grace Cor
bin with her piano pupils. will give a
recital of war songs and old-fashioned
music at the parish house of the
Church of the Holy Spirit.
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MAY FETE PLEASES
IMMENSE GATHERING
University Girls Campus
Dances Best Ever Held.

Hundreds of Missonla people gath
cred on the campus of the state Uni
versity last evening to watch the May
fete given by the young women of the
institution. For more than two hours
the dancers performed and the specta-
tors watched, delighted. 1t was one of
given in the city. Since the institu-
ton of the annual fete. several years
ago. each performance of the dances
has proved to be an Improvement Of
that of previous years. Last nights
affair was no exception. Not only were
the dances more varied than ever be-
fore. but they were more artistic and
suitable to the occasion and more
nicely performed than in former years.
Applause showed the solo dances by
Miss Molly Kearney and the Blue
Bird dance" given by the pupils of
Miss Florence Gettys, to be the most
popular, though each dance was de-
serving of special mention.
The program was:
Growing of the May queen
Folk dance-Pupils of Miss Florence
Gettys.
Solo dance-Elna Petersen.
Blue Bird dance.
Highland fling-Pupils of Miss Molly
kearney.
| Quaker dance.
Solo dance-Molly kearney.
| Pompeiian flower dancc-Pupils OF
Miss Gettys.
Skirt dancc-Pupils of Miss kear-
neY.
Rose dance.
Sailors hornpipe-Molly Kcarney.
| May pole dance.
| Miss Eleanor Little of Hamilton. j.:
student of the graduating class, wa:
| May queen.
| Following the fete a lawn dance wa:
held upon the campus.
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MRS. DUNN'S SLAYER
MPLICATES OTHERS

Minneapolis, May 22.-Joseph Red
enbaugh. confessed slayer OF Mrs.
Alice McQuiLan Dunn of st. Paul and
apolis. told the police today that John
Doyle. known as Tacoma Tommy"
eX-convict of the California state
prison, received sass FOR acting as
"lqpk at the Dunn home on the
night OF the murder. Doyle now is in
the east, Redcnbangh said.
Conflicting statements Of Reden-
baugh and his accomplish. Frank Me-
Cool. regarding Connery's death are
being cleared mp and Redenbaugh soor
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to be considered in rebuilding. Then
it would have been impossible for us
to erect the mill in time to handle the
fail crop. All of these circumstances
decided us to purchase the Nissoula
mill and enlarge it to suit our BUSH
ness needs. In this manner we will
he able to handle the fall crop and
keep our customers. When conditions
readiust themselves we will he in a
position to rebuild the Hamilton
plant
The business of the Hamilton Cereal
and Flour company has been develops
ing very rapidly during the past few
years. Ravani Rolled Oats are be-
coming household byword through
out the state and Missoula is fortunate
III being able to number among its
growing industries the Hamilton
Cereal and Flour company.
G. II. Richardson, manager OF the
Western Montana FIGURING company
could not be located last evening
However, Judge W. M. Ricl<ford coun :
sci for the Clark interests. stated that
there was nothing much to be said
| from the companys standpoint. The
proposition was made and we accepted
it," said Judge Bickford. - don't be
lieve there is anything to be added In
/. the matter
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STUDENTS TO SHOW
ART AT EXHIBITION
University Work to BE Dis
played on Campus Today.

The final exhibition of the work done
by the students of the department of
fine arts of the state University will
be held in the art studio in University
hall this afternoon. This is the first
exhibition of the kind to be held at the
university, and will become an annual
affair. A prize of SO, Offered by DR.
T. T. Rider of the city, will be award
I'd the student exhibiting the best piece
of work. In the evening, the students
of the department will hold a ban
quet i'm honor of the winner OF the
Rider prize.
The judges will be Professor r. I.
Schwalm. head OF the department oil
fine arts: Miss Josephine Hanson ant
Miss Ollie King. assistants in the ar
department. and DR.. T. T. Rider.
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regard to the company's plans for the
future. The price paid for the Clark
property is said to have been 500 600
The capacity of the mill will be inn
medately increased to 800 barrels. In
addition to this the company an
nounces that it will at once go ahead
with the construction of a 200 barrel
cereal mill. This is to be IA concrete
structure and will be modern in every
respect.
Impossible to Rebuild.
It had been thought that the com
pany would rebuild ut Hamilton and
this will probably be done as soon as
conditions warrant. There were
many reasons why we could not see
our way clear to rebuild right 1T the
present time" said President L. A.
Welk of the Hamilton company. THE
company is retaining the Hamilton
mill site and will rebuild there just
as soon as conditions warrant. There
are several very serious questions
| confronting anyone going into tn.
building business right at this time
The cost of materials has advanced &c
such an nnheafd of point that it is n
matter Of economy not to build Wher
la plant can be purchased
THE demand for steel and the I'M
certainty of delivery are two factors
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-05-23
BALFOUR GIvRS'rAaK
TolU. $. Corro N'SGN

Washington, May 22.-American cot
ton manufacturers gathered here today
to appoint a war committee for CO.
operation with the government were
addressed by Foreign Secretary Bal
four. head Of the British war mission.
also told them that adhesion of the
United states to the allied cause made
it absolutely certain that military au-
tocracy would not he able to cast all
nations Of the earth into the same
mould.
The United States will not with
draw. ! anu confident. until the objects
sought are attained" Mr.. Ba1rour said.
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.m|SSOOLA To- refund
TARGET RANGE SCHOOL
Trustees Decide to Give
Money Back to Neigh
boring District.
TEACHERS TO GARDEN
Vegetable aising to Be Ac-
cepted as Substitute for
Schooling.
TEACHERS TO GARDEN

Consideration of the controversy be-
tween school district No. % and
school district No. l. concerning the
transfer of certain funds originally
apportiOned TO district No. %, but later
obtained by district No. /, through the
order of Miss Mary Shul as county
superintendent, occupied most OF the
meeting of the board of trustees of
district No. /, held at the Roosevelt
school last night Other matters which
were discussed We're the summer
school, the municipal swimming pool,
the employment OF janitors for the
various schools and the purchase of
supplies for the district
The board, after Il long discussion,
adopted resolution instructinC the
clerk, on receipt of an opinion regard
ing the restoring of the airport ionment
funds to distric, No. g. to draw a
warrant for the total amount obtained
from the funds of district No. %.
Deputy County Attorney Mason. who
was present at the meeting, stated
that the county superintendent had
exceeded her authority in transferring
the funds to district No. ], even though
the children from district No. % were
receiving free tuition in district No. |.
District No. % was represented by At
torney G. a. Russell.
Gardening for Teachers.
Tho board acted favorahy on the
question Of a summer school. on the
recommendation of Superintendent
Williams. Mr. Williams also announced
that those pupils iIf the city schools
who have finished their class work hy
n thtS win .\
! from attending school during the
! mainder of the school year
! A resolution recommended by Mr.
| williams which provides that All
| teachers who wish to do certain
amount of work in gardens during the
coming summer. would be allowed to
postpone attending summer school for
the year. was adopted.
Janitors Appointed.
The following janitorS were en-
ployed for the coming school year: IL.
g. Carnall, Roosevelt; G.. NJ. Likes,
Central G. $. Masterson, Lowell; G. T..
Higgins. Willard; j. NJ. Grain. Frank
lin; Otto Hansen, Hawthorne: :. A.
Barrett. Prescott; Fred Smith, Lin
coin; }. 5. Devne, manual training
building.
! a resolution increasing the SaltFN vi
the supervisor of domestic science was
adopted, while the matter of employ
ing principals at certain schools was
left to the superintendent.
The clerk was instructed to ask fol
bids on fuel for the city schools dur
ing the coming year and to make ar
rangements for storing the fuel. i
was decided that the building ant
grounds committee shall meet will
superintendent Williams tonight, fol
the purpose OF making an inspection
trip through the schools in order tina
I the committee might ascertain wha
repairs are necessary.
After an informal discussion Of thu
swimming pool, the board decided no
to take any official action, but passed
,. a resolution recommending that thu
|, different schools III some way creat'
a fund to he donated to the swimming
- | pool fund.