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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
MISS FRAYSER TO ADDRESS
EQUAL SUFFRAGE LEAGUE
Economic Home Demonstration VIII
Spenk Thursday Afternoon on
Eject of War Situation.

Miss Mary Frayser. economic home
demonstration, will address the reguln r
weekly meeting OF the Equal Suffrage
League of Richmond. on Thursday af-
tcrnoon. January 10 at suffrage head
quarters. Fourth and Franklin Streets.
speaking on home economics and their
effect upon the present war situation.
Mrs. Stuart Michaux will be chairman
OF the afternoon.
SufrragistS desiring to knit sweaters
for the Red Cross nurses connected
with the Mcclure unit-wool supplied
by the Red Cross-are requested to
communicate with Miss Marianne
Meade, chairman OF the Suffrage
Lea gue's work for Red Cross nurses.
or with Mrs. George B. McAsiams,
vice. chairman OF this COMMITTEES. At
the annual meeting OF the Richmond
league on last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Meade reported sixty-fve pairs
OF mittcns already knitted for the
nurses by her committee AS the
number of nurses attached to bass
hopital No. As has been increased by
thirty-five. more mittens are desired.
and volunteers for this work are also
requested 10 notify Miss Meade or
Mrs. McAdams
The victrola and records presented
recently to the nurses at Camp Lee.
oE MISS Meade's committee have been
gratefully acknowledged and are said
70 DC giving much pleasure to these
iaithful soldiers in tire ministcrinr
branch of the service Any ono desirs
ing TO add to the number OF record,
may leave records or contributions a.
suffrage headquarters, Fourth and
FRANKLIN Streets '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
.REDDlN MADE PRESIDENT
feeted as Head of Local DiyisIon OF
Ancient order of
IA, Hiberninns.

|3From reports submitted at their last
;eeting 1t is clearly evident that the
sncient order OF Hibernians In this
fty is in flourishing condition. Not
outstanding many appeals made upon
hiB organization, due principally by
Snditiops brought about by the war.
peir- treasury shows n substantial in
Sease over the previous year. This
fganizatton has shown It's patriotic
5irit IN many ways. II having been
he of the first organizations in Rich
Sond to subscribe TO the Liberty loan.
Il has contributed neat sum to the
american Red Cross Society. and its
Sembcrs are now engaged in organ
ling Thrift Club" SO as to help Uncle
s1m IA the present emergency. Tho
SLOWING officers have been elected for
hl8: Thomas A. Reddin. president:
ohn w. Moore. vice president; VIM. l..
Linegan, financial secretary: Charles
.2O'Donnell, recording secretary: Il. ID.
|tcDonald, sergeant; John King. senti-
lei; and job. j. Rankin. marshal.
harles F. Taylor. county president OF
Ae :Auciont Order of Hibcrnians. will
|tstall the newly elected officers at
heir next meeting. JANUARY o.. IAN en-
Fsrtainment committee has been dcsig-
|ated to provide refreshments. and
[syeral prominent speakers Of Rich
|ond. among them Samuel L. Kelley
I'LL make short addresses. It is ex-
Eected that the meeting will be well
Ittended
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
BULLET MAY HAVE BEEN
DEFlECTED FROM GROUND
coroner Reports on Results OF Auton-
Performed on Body of Harry
Gayle,

AUTOPSY performed by Coroner Whit
neio on the body of Harry Gayle. tho
lad who was fatally
wounded by Patrolman /. G. Cousins
Thursday night as he fled from the
chicken pen Of II. NJ. winEfield. Ga
North Thirty fourth Street. has made
II evident that the bullet which struck
the boy may have been detected from
smooth object lying on the ground
The point where the bullet came out
on the boys breast Is four inches
higher than the point where it entered
the back. II penetrated the kidneys
liver and right lung. Another theory
IS that the Gayle boy. in running, may
nave crouched to avoid the gunfirc. and
thus the bullet took the upward course.
Tho former theory tends to substan
tate the statement made by Officer
Cousins that he did not point his pistol
at the fugitive. but merely shot down
ward in an effort to brighten the youth
into hating.
When the case against the policeman
was called in Police Court yesterday
morning 1T was continued until next
Wednesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

COLD IN
A HURRY
'Pape's Cold Compound"
is pleasant and affords
Instant Relief.

A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up cold.
1t promptly opens clogged-u nostrils
and air passages in tho head. stops
nasty discharge or nose running, re-
lieres sick headache, dullncss, fever
ishness. sore throat. sneezing. soreness
and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
and snuf1ing! Ease your throbbing
head! Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only a few
cents at any drug store. 1t acts with
out assistance, tastes nice. causes no
Inconvenience. Be sure you get the
genuine. Don't accept somethin. else.
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
MULHOLLAND TO SPEAK
ast President OF International Asss-
~ citation of Notary Clubs 30
it Visit Richmsnd.

Frank l.. Mulholland. OF Toledo.
|hio. past president OF the International
|sSoct1tion OF Rotary Clubs, will ad-
|ress the members of the Richmond
|otary Club. their wives and friends
fonday evening at $50 o'clock In tho
|eherson Hotel Auditorium on the sub
BOT. WAR Service Work"
Mr. -Mulhollnnd. who is at present
hairman OF the committee on war ser
|ice work of the international associa-
ION. Is talented speaker and ono
|eenly interested in his subject. A
|insical program has also been ar
Rnged Tor the occasion. a treat is in
tore for those who attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
MINERS OF WAR STAMPS
| SHOULD ADD TO HOLDINGS
sSIrsde Them In, Director Nc
Adams Says, Would Defeat
Aim Of Government.
IvE9MAKEs FINE PROGRESS
gay Savings Societies Being Form
Red Among Churches, Schools, Fac
tories and Other Groups OF People
who Want to Aid Nation.

SsslWners. of war savings stamps who
.GNe them redeemed will be defeating
SO purpose OF the National War Saw
saEs Committee Of tho United States
Slseasurys Department in Offering them
sSrs gale. Colonel Thomas Il. McAdams,
hector spf the war savings campo ign
yesterday called attention
,AAssthis In. no unmistakablc terms.
awhile the government Is golnS to
Else $4,000, 100000 in the country by
10 sale of these stamps" said Colonel
aSlAdams, "at the same time ii intends
our VIGOROUSLY spendthrift
SOplc In tho habit of saving and
Eonomy., In every sense of tho word
Seis thrift campaign Stamp own
should not only refrain from re-
asming their stamps. but should sys-
\ matically add to their holdings. Every
.triotic., man and woman is willing
asshelp the government. Here is the
siportunity for all to help the nation
g4d at the same time help themselves
IN saving. But If the stamps arc traded
* both the country and the individual
sse."
SAVINGS SOCIETIES
BEING FORMED HERE
I'm this city fine progress is being
Jade. The local committee. under
9.enry e. Litchford as city director.
rs mapped out a campaign which will
over various features. War savings
Fscieties arc being formed in churches,
Shpols, factories. fraternal orders and
Sher organizations. A society may
81 organized among any group Of
'bcple.
chairman of the woman's execu-
Two committee, Mrs. John G.. Hayes is
S:tivsly at work, and she has already
sen the means of disposing Of more
IAN $4,000 worth of stamps. Mrs.
sayes has organized a speakers bu-
can, tho members OF which will adj
srassi any organization interested in
Srfft stamps or war savings stamps.
3 Afding Mrs. Hayes as speakers are
yet following women: Mrs. Milton Mar
fsSs. Miss Adele Clark. Miss C. Har-
sey Clark, Miss Lucy Mason Miss
SAsnes Randolph. Miss katharine
sawes, Mrs. Kate Peasants Minor,
srs. w. A. Burrows, Mrs. II. A. Samp-
Sn, Mrs. Charles j. Boschcn. Mrs. b.
Valentine, Miss Myers. Miss Bessie
sayfor. Miss Grace Rohleder, Mrs.
shomas Is. McAdams, Mrs. George j.
Ssay. Mrs. Sam Cohen. Miss Sallic
geane. Mrs. ]. Tyler Jobson and Mrs.
BIB. Munford.
AUpon request. one of these speakers
;sll BIO assigned to explain the great
ltrIN campaign to any organization
Ehtch may be interested in the sub
S~+
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

ell will hold a joint meeting this af-
tornoon with similar committees from
the various local unions and fraternal
orders mt o'clock i'm Capital City
Hall, at Seventh and Main Streets, over
the Richmond Trust and Savings Com
pany. large number OF delegates
from the various fratcrnal societies and
unions are expected to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

practices attending our operation
which you think should be remedied.
corrected or improved for the good of
the service. Such suggestions as you
may care TO make will be most ap-
preciatively received by me- and given
careful consideration looking to their
adoption. IL practica BILE.
You and l are working for the same
great end. Let's all pull together"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

being held under warrant sent here
by the Department OF Justice at Wash
ington. Mueller is an alien and work.
ed for some time as machinist ut n
local cigarette machinc factory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

HcNy StyIes Marked s"T.SO, S|5.OO SJ5OO.
1t is tho time OF all the this
looked forward to-the time they could select
sinartcst coats for the winter time prices
value Rich looking Veours. Mixtures velveteens Th
Coth ana velour dc Lame Coats belted 4S inches
with fur, plush. velvet self collars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
Doctor. Meet Tu..d.v.

Tuesday night at $3.50 o'clock in the
auditorium Of the Chamber of Com
merce. the Academy of Medicine and
surgery will hold its regular meeting
\ very interesting program has been
arranged, and all the members are
urgently requested to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
Mueller Held for Trial.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
LYNCHBCRci. VA. January 5.-Karl
Wilhelm Mueller. q German who was
arrested here two weeks ago COR al
legged derogatory criticisms of the Rcd
Cross Society and it's work, is COW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

Consider High Cost of Living.
Tho high cost OF living committee
,f the Central Trades and Labor Coun-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
CLASS A

"Fields OF Honor" playing at the
Glass A, deals with that important
event Just prior to the world war
the assassination OF the Austrian
archdukc. Mac Marsh Is starring In
this thrilling film.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
VOTE BONDS TO PAY
HILL COMBINATIONS

The $780, 900 general obligation
bonds 10 pay for Beacon hin con
formations. were unanimously voted
at Mondays council meeting After
failing TO rccelve a three fifths vote
ut the last general election.
Action was also taken toward L.
suing the shiishole ave. bonds BY
amending the original ordinance pro
viding for the improvement 20 read
that the entire cos, OF construction
shall be paid from the gossrai city
funds. or such funds aa the council
shall direct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

ming costumes.
The Meyakos. in "A Surprise from
Japan" went over big. Three Japa-
nese youngsters. two girls and boy,
proved themselves real entertainers.
and their act received an abundance
OF applause.
Fred La France and Joe Kennedy.
blaokface comedians, kept the audi
ence laughing in their alteration over
prizefight. Orren and Drew are
good in their barnyard limitations.
Boris Chalner and the De Ross Sis
ters. in classical and eccentric
dances, are way above the average.
A pretty Chinese girl. Jul ouon
Tai, sang.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
Far andNear
News by Telegraph
and Telephone


SEDRo. wOOI.I.EY. While walk.
Ing along the trgrkH a nlle west OF
here, Hans Hanson, "A ranrhcr. was
struck by Great Northern train.
both legs and one arm are broken
besides possible internal injuries.
BUTTE. MO>T.-taliing iso feet
when a noaffold at the Black Rock
mine gave way, John shea and
Charles Brady. miners. were instant
~ killed.
DALLAS. TEN.-The saloons Ia
all Texas cities OF 5000 or more pop.
ulation closed their doors for good at
$50 Monday night The prohibiting
OF liquor within ten miles OF any
army camp IN the cause
WASHINGTON Following "A de-
mand upon the Liberian government
TO destroy the French wireless sta.
ton at Monrovia. II German subma'
rine bomharded the port 81 Monro'
via. April 10. killing three children
and inJuring three persons.
SAN Fkt>CisCO.--CharEcd with
emhcxzling $500 from "A woman. Isl
dore CONSTANCE. e. =. secret service
operative here. has been discharged
pending an Investigation.
DOSTON.--l ndcr an agreement
with the army. spruce timber In New
England forests will be used solely
for naval work. Mills are already In
operation for the output Of 1900 900
feet a month. but a great increase III
cutting IL necessary TO provide the
monthly 1000 900 feet needed.
uRENiERTO>.-- Of an un
known origin. which broke out In the
stor~room OF the Waldorf cafe
Oi.IvET. MlCli.--Dr. Thomas J
Kane. former president Of the olivc'
college and of the University OF
Washington. left here Monday "a
take up his position aa president Of
the University of North Dakota.
A. J. PerillAt. representative Of ths
Marshaii.welis Hardware company
Smith Bldg. Monday reported TO the
police that $40 piecoe OF silyerwnrs
had been staten from his car on JEFF
fcrson st. between Second and Third
avenues.
VI. u. Dodge. II. steamship man,
was arrested In bis room at tho Ken
meth hotel. 7oi First ave. Monday
evening. lie ia alleged 10 bo a VIC
lator Of tho dry law. Three quarts
OF liquor were discovered In his pos
session.
believed by the police 10 be pro
f~sxional lodging house hooters
William Primmer. 20. and A. =
White. IS. were arrested Monday
afternoon In a room In Tho Russell
house. sixth ave. and Olive ST. Bott
were arrested a week ago ON a dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
STRAND

scssue iayakawa'a latest play.
The Honor OF His House. which
ia being filmed at the Strand until
Thursday. In n drama involving the
love and devotion Of two men. Robert
Fariow. n great American scientist.
and Count onato. n Japanese noble
man. for n beautiful dancinr girl.
I.ora. whose mother was a Jap
anere.
Hsyakawa. ms the count. demon
Ftrafes his ability as an actor. Flor.
ence vidor is beautiful ms the dane.
7 Ing Girl. who later becomes Countess
Onato. and Jack Holt. az Robert Far
low. the disturbing element Of the
| triangle. is convincing.
\ James Montgomery Flagg char
meter comedy. The Art Bug" and
some interesting pictorials. complete
| the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
orderly conduct charge. and later
released.
BuENOs AfREs-The Ande.

orderly conduct charge. and later
released.
BuENOs AfREs-Th~ Andes
mountains were crossed Monday by
Lieut. ccndeiaria. OF tho Argentine
army. In an airpiane at an altitude
Of $500 meters. The crossing was
made from Zapaia. Argentine. to
curico. Chile.
AMARILLO. T~x.--liecauso he hap
tixed his child In the name OF the
kaiser. and ~ accused Of having at
tered aedItious statements. J. -.
Klein. German Methodist evangelist
OF Dennis. Kan. was put In federal
prison after a narrow escape from
mob
French sailors fear Ia face the YEA
without a small puppy for a mascot.
IL patriotic Seattle citizens do not
hurry UP and supply one. th~so sail
orn. soon TO depart for France and
the submarine rone. intend To pick
up tho most available Mexican wolf.
hound they fivi trounE along the
street. and carry him of by sheer
force.
Tho body Of y. VI. Williams. for.
mer state SENATOR. who was ALLIED
sunday In an automobile acclden,
near Arlington. has been brought TO
Seattle for burial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
LIBERTY

II all tho girls were blessed with
the good luck Of the heroine Of The
Risky Road" which Dorothy Phil
lips In playing AZ tho Liberty this
week. tragedies would be leas FIRE.
aucntly written into the history Of
hig cities Dorothy Phillips work in
The Risky Road" II equal TO her
best
A Star Liberty Weekly. showing
the launching OF the latest shipyard
product. with Muriel watsrhousc
acting an sponsor. views Of the Lab
crty theatre at Camp Lewis. scattlc's
elevator rir,s IN their new uniforms.
and war pictures. In full 81 action.
Tn. program In completed with a
Pathe comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

star. Miss Robson will appear IN
The nhotoplay Tuesday. "Wednesday
and Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
Ribbons
15c Yard

NOVELTY stripes and
IN checks to choose from
in these four-inch Ribbons.
also desirable plain colors
for hair-bows and other
uses, 15c yard.
basement Salesrocm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
SAYS U. S. MUST TRAIN
ARMY OF 10000, 900

"An army OF 20 900. 600 trained
men and 1000 officers must be had
in the United States before the Hun
can be crushed" Father Thomas
Ewing sherman. son OF William To-
ctrnseh Sherman. said Monday In an
address made before the Transporta.
ton club. The only argument for
i5inch gun ~ a is.Inch gun" he
.Adaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
MISSION

MISSION
Viola Dana II starred this week al
the Mission an Ruth Bowman. ir
"Breakcrs Ahead" one OF those New
England tales. in which the heroine
ciety folk until Just before the wed
ding march strikes up and the little
girl and her sailor boy are pro
nounced man and, wife.
Jim Ilawley, ms the villain. causes
all the trouble. He starts the town
talking about Ruth and then nearly
causes her death by setting fire &c
his fathers ship TO get the insur
ance. Thinking her sweetheart
Eric. IN aboard the vessel, Ruth
rows out 20 saw him.
Ruth fails to find Eric and Is
overcome by smoke. Eric rows on,
from shore and saves the girl, just
as the flames leap up around her.
A comedy and pictures OF Tncoma
and Puget Sound complete the bill
CLEMMER
In n French monastery there lived
tne fntTDtfb oA "a EtllElOuH oiutf
No woman was ever allowed to pass
their threshold. Disguised as n
peasant boy. Joline. model for Pau
Granville. an American artist
violates the rule to pose as Ma
donna in secluded portion OF the
monastery grounds.
While she poses. Father Augustln
comes to pay his devotions at a
sacred rose bush. Believing that he
has seen vision. he falls insensi
Bile.
Granville and Joline escape, but
the story of the miracle lives.
In a tit of childish petulancy the
model returns TO tell the story OF
the deception.
At the monastery she is shown the
rose hush near which she stood
Where her hand touched It's branches
Il is In fun bloom. Convinced OF the
miracle. she leaves the monastery to
atone by life of sacrifice.
ALA Nazimova is playing Joline
In Revelation, at the Clemmer.
COLONIAL
The Colonial management has
placed n three-day treht for patrons
with the movie play, "A Night out,
starring May Robson, famous stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
THEATRES
PANTAGES

The Pantages bill this week Is re-
freshing and entertaining all the way
thru. AN Heir for n Night" a nu-
steal skit. is deserving of its posi-
ton as the headliner. David Seed
as messenger boy handles the com
edy; Frank Raymond IL wealthy
young bachelor. and Miss Marigold
Gano is happily cast as young Irish
maid. This act also includes six
nimble chorus girls, who wear stun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

4 TODAy.s PROGRAMS
Cf.EMNEH--Nssimev In 'Rsvsls-
tton."
IIBEHry--Dcrcthy Phillips In The
Risky He~d."
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fairbanks In
Mr.. rts-It."
srRA>D--s~~sss usysksws In The
usnes Of Ills Hosss.'
Ahead"
C0IoNfAr--Nsy Hshssa In "a
Night Oct"
CLASS A-Nss Nsrsh In Fields Of
tfoues"
ri.At.--rhsds rsrs In Heart snd
seal"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
COLONIAL.

The Colonial management has
placed threc-day treat for patrons
with the movie play, "A Night out.
starring May Robson. famous stage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

John Garrison, colored. will serve
from five to 20 years In the state
penitentiary for the murder OF Car.
RE Howard. colored Judge Ronald
imposcd sentence Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16
COLISEUM

Douglas Fairbanks. living demon.
ntrator Of that saying about mine
laughs In time saving nothing" In
at the Coliseum for "a weeks stay.
In his latest comedy. Fairbanks is
seen to exceptional advantage. The
film IL OF tho warm hearted and hui
man interest variety. and shows the
attempts OF Fairbanks 10 eriiivcn n
dlgnigled old rnAnnion whose real
dents are the living efnbodimsn,s Of
austerfty and classical ooidness.
In order TO effect change Of
heart. he brings five lively Riddles"
into the house. and rornps ali over
with them. until the old people un-
bend. and join In the run.
incidental 20 this. h. fixes" the
affairs OF hln sister and her chum
with their sweeth.arts. and. incident.
ally. gets into somewhat OF a FIX"
himself
The play lie called Mr.. FiH II"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-16

A T this moderate price, are offered Skirts of
"A Plaid Taffeta in various tasteful colorcombi-
nations. also plain Satin in rose Copenhagen, tan.
emerald and black, with wide belts, patch pockets
and large pearl buttons as trimming.
Attractive values at $500. p,,.u.,, s,,.,room
The Era-leader., 1918-07-11
Herbert Freddie Killed
In Automobile Accident.

On the night Of July 3, Florice
Magee, IS year old son of NJ. M.
Magee of Spring Hill, while driv-
ing home from Covington in CON-
pany with Clarence Daniel and
Herbert Freddy, with three negro
men IN the car also, struck a COW
and upset the car, spilling out the
occupants but lnjuring only two,
tlorice Magee who was driving
and young Freddy who was on
the front seat by him.
Freddy was caught underneath
the car and while he had no bro
ken bones he received internal in
Juries from which he died the fol.
lowing night, and was buried
Sunday morning in the Magee
cemetery near Spring Hill.
The young Magee boy was sew
erely cut on the arm and received
a few bruises, while the car, a
new Overland, was a total wreck.
The Era-leader., 1918-07-11
Taxable valuation 5

Taxable valuation 5 ..................
NOTICE TO VOTERS: To
vote in favor of the proposition
submitted upon this ballot, place
(X) mork in the square after the
word 'yes'; to vote against it,
place similar mark after the
word "nO."
Signature of voter. er...................
Section III. Be it further Or
dained, etc., that the Secretary
of the Parish School Board of
School Directors, be and he is
hereby ordered to cause to be
prepared for use at said election
the tally sheets, list of quilted
electors, assessed valuation of
property blank statement for the
compilation of the vote, in num-
Der and amount, and other elec.
tion blanks that may be required
for the purpose of holding the
said election, to cause the same
to be- placed in the ballot box for
use at the respective precinct, and
to make provision for the trans
mission of the ballot boxes to the
several precincts of the School
District in which the election is
to be held.
Section w. Be it further Or
dained, etc. that the polling
place or precinct for the said
election shall be the residence of
Henry Branch, and the following
three commissioners and clerks
of election are appointed to this
polling place: s. M. CTroll,
John Penton and Curtis Miley,
commissioners. W. s. Branch.
Clerk. All Of whom shall serve
without compensation.
Section V. Be it further or
dained, etc., that the Parish
Board Of School Directors shall
meet at lo.M o'oluok q m, On the