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Hatton, $50 .. NV. N. Martin.

Hatton, 7:30 p. NV. N. Martin
Cove, 7:30 p. m.-Dr. H. G. Rush
ing.
Grannis, 1880 p. m.-The Rev. w.
L. Smith.
Mena, First Baptist church, 1880 p.
m. Minor Pipkin.
Board Camp, II a, nj. |. Alley,
Nunley, 2:S0 p. m.--The Rev. L. w.
B. Long.
Dallas, 7:So p. m.-The Rev. L. w,
B. Long.
Potter, II a. m.-The Rev. w. B,
Green.
Rocky, p. m.-The Rev. w. B
Green.
Old Cove, II a. ND. e. Myers.
Hartley, ii a. m.--Prof. j NJ. Tom
lin.
Marble Hill, II a. m.-Dr. F. A
Lee.
West Valley, Il a. NV. L. Mich
OILS.
Egger, II d. MT. ]. Wilbanls
Ink, p. MT. J. Wilbanks.
Shady, II a. NV. Priekett.
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DIPPING STARTS MARCH |.
Systematic Work to Eradicate Ticks
Begins Earlier This Year.

While in Mena Saturday, DIR. C. A..
Jerome, Of Little Rock, first assist
ant in tick eradication work in Ar
kansas, announced that dipping in
this district will start earlier than
usual this year, and that the first
dippings will take place on March /.
The earlier start is desired to kill off
the mature ticks which have survived
the winter and thus prevent the usual
spring increase of the blood-sucking
cattle pests. With prompt action
turnout the district, Polk county will
stand an excellent chance for an early
release from quarantine, or Mt least q
elimination in the number of dip
pings. DR.. Jerome came to arrange
with County Judge Finger for the
supply of chemicals needed to charge
Polk county watts. He brought the
good news that the state department
win be able to supply the chemicals
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-01-23

Pleurisy pains are located just be-
low the short ribs. Lumbago affects
the same region but toward the back.
BALLARD'S SNOW IMMINENT is
the remedy in either case. If rubbed
in thoroughly it eases pain, relaxes
the muscles and the patient can move
about freely and comfortably. Price
25c, soc and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by
Jackson Drug Co.-Adv.
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Acorn, II a. m.---Fred Embry.

Acorn, II a. m.--Fred Embry.
Holly Springs, 2:30 p. m.-Ben c.
Eastin.
Big Fork, p. m.--Hal L. Norwood.
The local committee of each place
will select places for the meeting and
give publicity to the appointments.
Also arrange for music and singing
for these occasions.
Hal L. Norwood,
County Chairman.
Ben G. Eastin,
County Secretary.
f. B. Cox,
County Treasurer.
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CITY OF MENA. ARK
Original TOWNSHIP.
SET FOR DRIVE FOR
PERISHING PEOPLE
Continued from Page u

their judgment they think best to
conduct the campaign in their terri
tory.
Every minister thruout the county
is asked to deliver an especial address
upon the subject from his pulpit on
Sunday, January 26, and all school
teachers are requested to deliver a
talk to their pupils on Friday, JAN
uary "a.
All funds must be sent to E. b.
Cox, treasurer, who will publish q
daily report Of money received, and at
the close Of the campaign publish q
detailed statement showing total
amount received from each place. to-
gether with complete amount Of dis
bur aTnisnts.
SAVE LIVES OF THE STARVING
The American Committee for th'
Armenian and Syrian Relief is goinl
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this year at less than half the cost
first estimated. In other words, in
stead of the chemicals costing $40 per
vat, they will cost about $40. The
saving is due to the purchase Of
chemicals in large quantities by the
state officials.
The Mena weekly star. (Mena, Ark.) 1904-1977, 1919-01-23

Avoia irregularities in the bowel
movements; it leads to chronic con-
stipation; a condition that poisons the
blood and breeds disease. Prickly Ash
Bitter restores regularity and puts
the system in order. Price $1.25 per
bottle. Gunnels Drug Store. Special
Agents.-Adv.
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SMITH HIDE COMPANY. 0:

SMITH HIDE COMPANY, 921
Kentucky Avenue, Joplin, Mo-, who
is one Of the largest hide dealers
west of Chicago, Is paying shippers
from this county, eighteen one-fourth
cents for number one, salt-cured, cat
tie hides. Horse hides, five to six
dollars each. A complete list of
prices can be had by writing as per
the above address.-Adv. 50-16t.
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GREAT STRIKE TO AID
MOONEY If NECESSAH

Chicago, Jan. ia general str, Da
of organized labor designed TO p"t ne
lyze every industry in the country us
ginning the fourth of next July Wal Wal
decided upon today by the Na tso;..
Labor Congress as means OF Qua
ing new trial for Thomas j. Moonss
and Warren Billings, if federal ma n.y..
vention and every other means su WI
ed to procure the desired relief laa MS
The convention authorized the rs ~
ine Of q fund of 100000 to carry carr.
on a campaign Of education to n .sets
ate tbe labor leaders and to promo::s y
the proposed general strike. ~ by
planned to finance the movens .'ts on
levying an assessment OF oV 1o har IN
every member of organized ia'V
the country.
49,
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CITY or MENA, ARK.
Original Townsfte.


Nsatna Lot Blk Amt We
Turner j W....pt Els 75xl5Q Is % ~
Ewtng's Subdivision OF BIh. ~, Eureka A.
Name Lot Blk Amt. We
r1ett ~ INV Go ..2G f2S 10
Halls First Addition 10 Mena
Faulkner J. a. ..s..-...2s lz'ot ~
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For SaIe--Luke, my large biack "a ale
win sell cheap for quick NJ ,.
See or write r. J. Turnage, ~ ~
Mena.-Adv. Tilt 4-2t.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01
INCREASE IN TELEPHONE RATES
BECOME EFFECTIVE MAY LIST

On May LIST, 1919 an increase in tele
phone rates will become effective. This
increase becomes necessary in order tC
meet the demands of the public fol
adequate telephone service.
Although every commodity that car
be mentioned with the exception Of the
telephone service. has shown from 81
1-3 per cent to Is per cent increase in
cost, telephone rentals have remained
the same. ~
1t goes without saying that the tele
phone companies have had to face the
same increase In the cost of material
increase in cost labor, and every other
Increase that had to be met in every
other line Of business, and If they were
making only a normal profit before the
increased cost Of giving service, it be.
comes vitality necessary to raise their
rates IN order to meet these conditions
without disaster.
Under the new schedule Of rates
which 90 into effect today, PC will be
added to the present rate for business
phones, and 30 cents added to the ex.
listing rate Oh residence phones.
Every city and town in Louisiana
and Mississippi will be affected by the
Increase in rates, with the exception
OF New Orleans and Shreveport. !.
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PROPOSALS WANTED FOR WATER.
WORKS, AND ELECTRIC LIGHT
PLANT IMPROVEMENTS. AR.
CADIA, LOUISIANA.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Mayor and Board Of Aldermen,
Arcadia, Louisiana, OH or before 500
p H., on Wednesday the 14th Of May,
1919, and then publicly opened, for
furnishing materials, equipment and
supplies for constructing certain, Wa
terworks and Electric Light Plant In
proyements for the said town in ac-
cordance with plans and specifications
on file in the Office Of the Board of
Aldermen of Arcadia, Louisiana.
The Waterworks improvements In
clude furnishings building, cast and
galvanized iron pipe and fittings, valves
and hydrants, oil engine, pumps, deep
well, and air lift system, reservoir
elevated tank and oil storage facilities.
4 The Electric Light improvements in.
Guides furnishing alternators, switch
boards, street light regulator, and mis-
cellaneous line materials.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by a certified check for three per cent
Of the amount Of bid, made payable
to the Hon. B. f. Barnette, Mayor of
Arcadia, Louisiana, as evidence Of good
faith.
Specifications, form Of proposal, con-
tract and plans may be seen at the
office Of the Mayor, Arcadia, Louisiana,
or specifications will be mailed upon
application to the engineer, Xavier A.
Kramer, Magnolia, Miss.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
r. +. BARNETTE, Mayor.
FRED W. PENTECOST, Sec.
XAVIER A. KRAMER.
Consulting Engineer,
Magnolia, Miss. 3.4t,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, BATON
ROUGE, LA.

BY virtue Of and in conformity with
the provisions Of Act No. 30 Of the
extra Legislative Session Of 1915, seal.
ed bids will be received At my Office
on Or before May 9th, 1919, at twelve
o'clock noon, for the lease Of the oil.
gas and other mineral rights in and TO
the following described lands, situated
IN the Parish Of Bienville, State of
Louisiana, to.wit,:
All of Sections /, containing 640e
acres; 2, 244.S0 acres; 3, 1851. So acres :
5, eO.oo acres;S, 554.9S acres; 0, 144.76
acres; TO- S1.10 acres; %, 20S.26 acres !:
%, 1880 acres; 80, e750O acres, and
Section 80, 1880 acres, I. 16, N. r
10 W., La. Mer. lying east Of the mid.
die OF the channel Of the old lake Bis.
teneau and west Of the meander line
OF the eastern edge Of the bed Of said
lake Bisteneau.
Each bid submitted may cover one
TWO, three sections or more or tho
whole as advertised.
THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY OR
ALL BIDS SUBMITTED IS REsERy.
ED.
R. G. PLEASANT,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
Baton Rouge, La, April s, 1919.
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PROCLAMATION BY PARISH
.tH4 SCHOOL BOARD

Arcadia, La, March q, 1910
Pursuant to resolution passed by
tue Parish. Board Of School Directors
OF the Parish Of Bienville, La, at q
meeting held on the 9th day Of March
1918. 4, P. F. White, President Of said
Parish Board Of School Directors, here.
by give notice that In compliance with
sald resolution, a special election will
be held in Bienville Parish School Dis.
trlct on the II day Of May, 1919, for
the purpose Of submitting to the pro.
perty taxpayers, qualified under the
constitution and Laws Of the State of
louisiana. to vote at said election the
following proposition, to-wit:
10 levy a special tax of five mills
on the dollar on all the Property Of the
bienville Parish School District subject
to state taxation annually for a period
OF ten years, for the purpose Of giving
additional aid to said public schools
FOR the purpose Of said special cleo.
tom the polling places will be; and
the Following commissioners and clerks
OF election, OF each polling place have
been appointed to serve Of this elec.
tlon, all Of whom will serve without
compensation:
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God bless our men!
Send them safe home again,
God bless our men,"
Looking Backward and Forward"

by Mrs. j. f. Baker :.
With a backward glance We will
review some of the past history Of our
church.
She will reach her Send birthday on
July Sth. having been organized with
a few members and given the name OF
Rehobeth, on July Sth. 1887. 1t was
not located where it now stands. but
was organized in school house near
the cemetery. The church was built O.,
the south side Of town on the road to
the sulphur spring, but in a few years
q larger structure was needed and they
built on the present lot. They had til,
same misfortune as our sister. town,
Arcadia, did, tor just as the buillin.
vas completed, 1t burned, and another
was Immediately built whetesit stands
today. -. -. ;. -,
Though only small church at the
beginning. she has been very prominent
Ill demnominational affairs of tfo
State. 80
She has had as her pastors some Of
the most noted preachers of the South
land. George w. Bains was a man. of
education and ability, as also was
Jesse Hartwell, D. D., and others such
as John Q. Prescott, W. C. Crane, w.
Z. Boone, A. S. Worrell, W. Z. Paxton,
II. q. Ards, DIR. +. Courtney, W. H.
McGee, W. ?. Carter, W. NJ. Reese,
Dr. (. ]. Fonts, not great but dearly
loved for his goodness, G. NJ. Harrell,
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End ANNUAL HOME-C COMING AT
MT. LEBANON WELL ATTENDED

The second annual Home Coming
Day" of the Mt. Lebanon Church was
observed Sunday, April 9th, and was
attended by more than 800 people, who
came from Gibsland, Arcadia, Bryce
land, Shreveport, and many other
points. Rev. J. c. Cox, the local pastor
delivered the sermon, and introduced
the different mum bers on the
special Homecoming Day pro
gram. Every part Of this program was
well rendered and greatly enjoyed
u o'clock a most appetizins basket
dinner was served from tables arranged
under the majestic oaks, for which Mt.
Lebanon is noted The dinner was all
that could be desired in quality, guam.
tity and variety, as the tables literally
sroaned under their load OF the cholc-
est foods of every kind. Again TINS
grand old community has justified her
reputation never TO allow anyone to
90 away hungry, unless through their
own fault.
Other specially interesting features
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of the day was the excellent singing
by the Mt. Lebanon Male Quartette
the roll call Of the church membership
Iby ]. H. Thurmond, the furling OF tn
church service flag, BY Rev. ]. G. Cox
a history Of "Our Soldiers BY Mrs
s. NJ. Pate, and the reading Of a his
tory Of Mt. Lebanon church. BY Mrs
J. y. Baker. These two sketches were
very interesting, and are published be
low:
"Our Soldiers"
(Read by Mrs. s. NJ. Pate)
! The stars on the service flag OF the
| Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church represent
| Don Robinson Baker, who received his
commission at TT, Logan H. Roots as
1st Lieutenant; went to France through
England; was stationed at Bordeaux
with his command when the armistict
was signed.
| Lieutenant Lewis Turner Baker re-
ceiyed his commission at Leon Springs
Tick. Wimberly Baker, Jr.. was q
member of the s. 4. 7. c., at Baylor
University, (Teyas). These three
splendid young men are the sons Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Baker, ST..
Joseph Kiskadon, the only son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Kiskadon, volun
teered and was stationed in Texas 40
ling guard and border duty while III
the service.
I Thomas Wilkinson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Wilkinson, was a Sergeant
| in the Hospital Corps and was station
ed at Fl. st. Philip and Fl. Oslethorpt
during the war.
Chas. s. Cox. oldest son Of Rev. ano
Mrs. J. c. Cox, was first stationed al
lFt. st. Philip, then to Ft Crockett
Was Sergeant In the Hospital Corps
Went TO France through England. Was
sent to the Western Front behind
Chateau Thierry. Then to the St
Mihiel salient Was gassed and wound
ed there, Was in Belgium whel
| Rheims was retaken. Was north OF
/ Metz in the Argonne Forrest when the
larmistice was signed.
Henry Sutton, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
J. 0. Sutton, also belonged to q com
|bat division. Went over the top foul
times and was in the Argonne Forest
in front Of Metz when the armistict
was signed. He was stationed first a
Camp Pike, then at Camp Hancock, aflt
left the States from Camp McClelland
Three months from the time he entered
the service he was on the Western
front. He Is still In France.
Commack Wall, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Willis Wall was in the Hospital Corps
Was stationed at 1T. Oglethorrs an(
| Waco.
Mark Curry, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
|C. c. Curry, was in the Q. NJ. depart
ment and was stationed at......"...""..
while in the service.
Lawrence Tucker was in the Spruce
division and was stationed In Van
C0uvcr.
Sergeant Harvey Reese and Viii
Reese, sons of Rev. and Mrs. W. Reese
Sergeant Harvey Reese is still II
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G. N. GRAVES, OF SHREVEPORT
PURCHASES GOFFS SHOP

Last Monday, G. n. Graves, well
known machinist and shop man OF
Shreveport was here to arrange inc
final details of a deal with the I. j.
Goff estate. for the purchase OF the
Golf Machine and Blacksmith SHOP
This shop has been closed since the De-
ginning Of the late T. ]. COTS illness
which finally resulted in his DEATH
almost year ago.
In an interview with Mr.. Graves the
editor of the Democrat was informed
that the shop would be opened Tor
business within the next ten days II
possible. In addition to blacksmith anu
machine work. he stated that he would
convert part Of the shop into an up,
to.late garage, and would be prepared
to do all kinds Of automobile repair
work.
Mr., Graves carries with him letters
of recommendation from various wen
known Shreveport concerns, including
the Commercial National Bank, Ben
der's Iron Works 4 Supply Co.. Bern
stein Bros. Auto Co.. Louisiana Oil Re'
filming Company and others, recon-
mending him as being al able machln'
list, and a reliable citizen.
He was in the employ Of Bernstein
Bros. Auto Co., as expert mechanic
and Cadillac service man for quite
awhile and left their employ to enter
into business for himself.
The reopening Of this splendid!
equipped shop will no doubt be well
coined by every one In this and ada
cent communities, who have this class
Of work to be done.
We understand that Mr.. Graves will
move his family here as soon as he
can get possession of a house. He will
occupy the residence owned by Mrs. L.
J. Golf, who will move to Shreveport
where she will make her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Rascoe.
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our boys and girls in the Sunday
School and B. Y. P. T., who will carry
the message of His love to those or
foreign fields: some who will tell 1t t(
those nearer our doors or perhaps there
may be a Paul among our boys, OF
others who can sing the gospel message
into the hearts of benighted sinners
some who can Go personal service at
home and there are others who cal
pray that HIS work may go forward
for prayer i$a greater weapon than We
know, and many heart strings have
been touched and made tender within
the last year who had forgotten thai
God was still ruler over heaven and
earth.
If there are some who cannot 60
preach. sing or pray 1t is still left fo1
them to give of their means to help
carry on the work Of the dear old
church.
If we wish to achieve that which Is
our privilege, we can yet find some
thing to do.
The poetess has said:
ut is what one does not what one says
! That accomplishes most in life;
1t Is hopes and plans and ideals that
In the maelstrom Of daily strife.
A word may ljnger, thought may last
Through days, nay months an
years
But worthwhile deed lives on and on
And throttles grave doubts and fears
Don't argue the scheme Of living, but
live;
Don't censor Gods glorious plan;
Don't preach Christian dictum, but
practice il quite,
Zen he valiant like a man.
Hope will spur you on when your
spirits lag.
And encouragement darkens your
| day;
If you fail at first take flrmer hold
Just aim at success--it will pay.
Let each setting sun find deed nobly
done.
And a pathway wisely trod,
A calm within and poise without
That will manifest love for Cod
re people Of Mt. Lebanon and com.
munity are noted for their hospitality,
and on this occasion the spirit Of vel
come seemed to be in the very atmos-
phere. Any one who has ever visited
this historic old North Louisiana Col
lege town. always knows where the
latch string hangs when he comes back
agair-and they all come back.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1919-05-01

A person habitually constipated is
a shining mark for disease, because his
system is full Of the impurities OH
which disease germs thrive. Get rid
OF the habit quickly by taking Prickly
Ash Bitters. 1t is a stimulating and
purgatiye remedy for men. Price $1.25
per bottle. City Drug Co., Special
Agents.
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WARD -FOUR Miss

MADDEN SCHOOL HOVlru,,o y
Madden, Pugh Madden, Id '
commissioners: Chas. McIAfr. aj
LAWHON, I. J. LAWN Satu
]. H. Mccoy, $. Il. McMiA Ring.
Mccoy, commissioners; oil
clerk. Miss j
HOPE, ]. L. SCOTS II know
Reeves, A. Smith, G. A Mint at
missioners; G. B. Davis
JAMESTOWN, Tom. In hls.
W. NJ. Anderson, F. D. Mes 81
Evans, commissioners; n !" w.
clerk. .srs 7
NEW ENTERPRISE Il TN,
HOUSE-John TOoke, TNistory /
]. H. Woodland, commisslw
Davis, clerk. drs. |
LEE SCHOOL HOUSE tored
~, Jr., Tom Comfy. W inlay
commissioners; John Huin
ROCKY Mt. SCHOOL t,sses
". f. Mosely, Jas. NettL y W.
field, commissioners; 8 ano''
clerk. iuas'
RINGGOLD, regular MRS. N
Marvin Hill, T. H. Mosesf arri
lums, commissioners; s. I home
clerk. rarl
CENTER SCHOOL HG
Davis, Dan Strother, r. AIR. an,
missioners; 4. W. Davis q latter
ELDORADO SCH00LD and
Sam Boyett, Wimberly Aeral d
Sheffield, commissioners
clerk. E. Ira
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Business training enables you to COM
mand a better position. 1t starts you
on the road to independence. Take a
business course. Several Tyler Scholar
ships for sale by THE DEMOCRAT.
We can save you money.
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WARD TIRE

BIENvILLE, regular N y
w. W. Poole, W. P. Hail 4
Warren. commissioners: INH
son, clerk. ~
SALES SCHOOL HOuo =
Cole, 4. ]. Page, ". NJ. Sie.=
sionerS; Ernest Cole, cle,ss
SMITH SCHOOL HON, A..
Salter, ]. NJ. Bryan, c. ''
commissioners; T. E. pedh
/. BEULAH SCHOOL HO1Mr. !
Towns, John Stall, Tom This we
missioners; Horace Dubois
BUNKER HILL SCHOGMr.
E. l.. Prothro, ". Il. Hsmer,
Murphy, commissioners; MAJ,
clerk. Mlsse
MT. OLIVE SCHOOL n ''si'
NJ. White, Andrew SniNfrs
Smith, commissioners; RVS fo
Jr., clerk. ~
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WARD ONE

;, A u. regular voting place.
f., W '. Pentecost, ]. E. wemple, ". L,
J; Mhite, commissioners; Lon Daniel,
Clerk.
BETHEL SCHOOL RousE-phtlip
ssaaasy' Robert Qslsy, 7, ]. w!mbty,
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WARD FIVE W

CASIOh, regular V0IW
Campbell, A. D. Staples Hlr
commissioners L. B. LueA.l
ALBERTA, regular vdikr
T. Began, ]. L. HadWill
commissioners; J. ]. MM
EBENEZER School HNr,
Joyner, d. A. Lee, ST., RI
commissioners; W. H. Lld.f
NEW RAMAH SCHM !
E. E. Howell, r. H. McGesl
commissioners; G. u. Foslsi,
LACY SCHOOL Hour
Wallace, A. ]. Gibson, r R
missioners; ]. O. Thonlli 4
RIDGE SCHOOL HON
Virgins, John Woods, Mis
commissioners; Tom Woo8n
WARD SIX
LIBERTY HILL, John te
Store--J. e. Roden, RUE
+. Butler, commissioners; K.
clerk. u
FRIENDSHIP, J. B. IA
R. L. Easley, ]. B. LOe, ~ !
commissioners; ". B. Hal !
DANvILLE, regular fo0 |
d. E. Davis, W. n. Ron
Robinson, commissioners
lett. clerk.
PRICE SCHOOL HDU
Roden, 7. P. Streeter, C
missioner; E. H. Toms
Mt. OLIVE CHURCH
HOUSE-Ed Vail. J. h
Bell, commissioners; ]. Y
clerk.
WARD sewn =
SALINE, regular voting
Enloe, W. s. Montgomery
bers, commissions c. D. W
BROWN, ]. H. Kings
Mobley, ]. H. King, W h
missioners; J. D. Colwell Z
SALINE CHURCH
HOUSE--,Datus Wafer, ~
N. Driggers, commissioners
clerk.
pRoTHRO SCHOOL q
NJ. Fields, J. c. Watts, W.
commissioners; s. J. Tons
PINE GROVE sCHOQ
Frank Kolb, Will Miley,
gers, commissioners; Moen
clerk.
BRYAN SCHOOL H0V
Hays, ]. p. White, D. +
missioners; ". +. White g
At said special electlM
will open at seven olM
close at ) p. NJ, and the
be conducted according %
Louisiana applicable t@iss
Notice is also given =
o'clock a. m Monday
The said Parish Board o. -
tOrs of Bienville Parish,
1t Arcadia, La, and 10
proceed to open the BALL. IS
anime and count the paS
he returns and declare
aid special election.
u March, 1919. II
p. r. WHITE
President Of Bienvus
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