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Myrtle Ave. Ne.

tie rt6zt pssee Of 5.So0: terms. Re NJ.
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Near 18th and R Sts.

Eight rooms and bath: loc<tsd O. sr-
eellent residential Aeishberheod;
square fron a6tA st. 1ad eloe6 to
roundings; e0,500.
SHANNON 4 LUCHs.
713 14th ct. NV.
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS.
3ol soutAera 6aAs., 1stA 6nd Il 81. ~.
Phones Main f60 and Main 373.
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SALES SERVICE
Columbia HeiRhts-Hobart St.
Cash-$35 Month.
8 cosy rooms, 18th, coleniA
Roreh; bssk y.rd to paved sliey,
Main 100 now.
Takoma Park.
$5,Z50EEasy Terms.
5 delightful roonns, bath, eiee-
tric hight, f6od NJ.
Northeast-Moderff.
$4,25O1$5O Cash-$@z.s0 Mo.
well arransed rooaas. tiasd
bath. electric light. back yard to
alley; colonial front porch; you
must get quick to set this. Phone
Main 16o.
Petworth.
&,5WAEasy Terms.
8 rooms, 18th; thof0uGhly mod;
large yard; c6iohfai front porch;
really delightful home; posses
sion to suit.
West Chevy Chase, D. c.
1,o5OAEasy Terms.
Brand.6eW sfx-rprm and batH
house; abs6luttly m6defH; 6fel
fireplace; extra lfffe saeepdAt
porch; large lot md flfage. View
OF surrounding country Tor Aany
miles.
Fashionabfe Northwest.
$1l, ,mATefms.
9 hrse r66Ms. q 66ths; tlsi1
stoke front; room for exffsG; pob-
session to. suit; IN the very 6(6t
residential section; q s1cfiAce.
Phone M At once. xGin f0o.
Chevy Chase, b. c.
$l2,750LEasy Terms.
Bfxnd-neW home. eodtlf6inf
Of the MOST deliehtful r6onxs fkAf-
inxble, full TIED 6itA, iAel66ed
sleeping r6fek, Sfaei6es ffest
porch, eafHSe, big lot. A bafe6ik.
Prone % now, Mia l66
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Newton St.

Newton St.
Newly pAintsl asa papsrea; rssas -and
3 bafho; het-watef hAAt; electric tehes; let
le1t9a. Price. 1iAt0o.
John P. COLLINS,
Ernest Hall Coolidge Company,
S16-8lo Evans Building,
1870 New York Ave.
Main 3<S2-e3.
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70 COLORED-6 R06N5. HATH. B1Y-WTN-
dow Rftfk; hgt.NAttt heati large yafd. 1o,600.
Near l0 ena C6lumhdA 1ead. Adlress Boz
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Brookland.

Nine rooms and hath; large attic;
excellent leeAtieA; e0ASeAient 70 cars;
large lot; Immediate possession. Price,
S6.OSO.
SHANNON Z LUCHs,
71o 18th st. ~. ::
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= WANTED-HfARTMENTS
ANY reasonable bonus. paid for
.2-3 room Ink. furnished or un-
furnished; reasonable; perma-
nent; references. Address Box
27-B; Star Office.
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COLORED PURCHASES

| Georgetown
| ROOM nd ma; { bsHrei6 q auJef pur-
ek6stf. PHet. $50. Terms. see M.
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lie Droit Park

stvefsl vssy GttrsetSe Hst,e A1Hes; fessAs
s.ssf sss ~ iss: e, -: ss - - y - & q
A6dtA W1u fet 6fe e. tAek Eodkes n your
fe6oessi0f. eet III. Pe6A.
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WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER

FOR sALE-125 r ST. Ne: I ROOMS.
bath. h.w.h.: immediate possession.
pETWORTH, 2Os GPsHUR sT.-s-ROOM
house; s;m;i. double garage on separate lot.
rooms and bath price. $1,000: easy terms.
DANIEL X. JACKSON, Evans bldg. Phone
NJ. 48O9. ..-,-ssss,..--
FOR SALE-NEAR NAVY YARD; ROOMS
and bath brick house: tiled bath and vesti-
buie: coal and gas ranges furnace heat; good
suit.
Price only $500.
Also rooms and bath brick houses in Al
only $500; $500 cash and balance like rent
Phone N. 2s42 - e04 5 ST. NV.
FOR SALE-FLA AVE. NV. NEAR R. l.
ave-: rooms and hath. furnace heat; brick
house in good netshborhood unusual n oppor. s.
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO..
Phone N. 2242. coz 5th st. NV.
81, 7,OOO-vAeANT: Mr.. sth & C s.W.; SR.
& b.: cellar: fronts government res
ervation: convenient and central To-
%, ,ooo-B mr.. 18th sw.; 81. 4 b.; within
walking distance Of government de-
partments
bet ssa IN ne sS so. sr p ,ssd ss
to wide alley : suitable for physician.
IS, ,0O0-Nr. 18th 4 R. I. ave. ne. Brook
land: sr. 4 b h.w.h..: lot 1o6x12s;
-, 75O-Nr. 11th. & We. ave. s.w.; 7r. b. /;
desirable location.
s'soGsr = 1oSssoH az ne sr sos & 7ss lSnt .~ y,fd
4 phcnA DIRK.
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Foxall Heights.

tfaetive new Aeaae seeti6a; =, ~.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
y. 2316. 71s 14A 1t. Nv.
Facing Scott Circle.
A most u1u6u1l 6ff6rtdAity; 36
rooms, hams; vel ilepted for en-
teftainias; very e6xvenit1t1y 1ff1hfed:
absolutely modern b xteky detail; bot
water hest; electric lf9hf6; every pos
sible convenience; ONE Of the sefy E<st
leeltions b tA6 en-: el6oe e Ire
White House, ffsntias on l6tA 9. md
Rh6oe I6fafd ate.; houDe valalf; ee6
BE- shown at any tine. Price. 80 0Q8,
SHANNON 3 LUCHS,
III 14th 1t. ~.
Washington Heights.
One Of tAk Gfcest 6onses in tAis
: splendid fesidenti6I seefi6n; located On
Belmont road befWe<n cir lines; II
rooms. baths. h6t-watEf Feat. electric
lights; hardwood aoSfs ed tin; sleep
in splendid condition; deep lot to
paved alley; immediate posseSsisn; ub-
- -
sHANkoN = LUoI16.
10 1ztA st. nv.
East Capitol Street.
HIeten feo1s And BaM;. 1et.wAtef
heat; lot zex100; exeeHekt l6e1t5e1 d
= Capitol I'm; convenient 70 all car lines
and walking distance Of Capitol Ana
Library; ;sffzSSos Z rocss,
71S 14fk u. h.w.
Central Northwest.
wAlkint atstAnee sf Aswassw4; ex-
ceilent re6mfAe Aeuse 6tttTfuhf<t; II
fcoaas, b4tAs; large yafdss not
sHANNoN { LUCke,
ia 14th ct. NV.
.- Near 18th and r SITS.
Eight rooms and bath: Ise<tsd is sn-
eellent residential heishborhsod;
sassfe Ss i..s,as dro. asta s.. sa,, ssS ssc,s te
=. SHANNON 4 LUCHs.
7f3 14th ct. NV.
Park View.
OHe square from the eAsfance- Il
Soldiers Home Park; excell4At AAink-
borhcod. consisting almost entirely Of
home owners; front coloniA porch;
sHANN6N ( LUcHs,
715 14tA ct. n.w.
Brookland,
Nine rooms and bath; large attic;
excellent loeatieA; eUAveAient 70 cars:
large lot; Immediate possession. Price.
SHANNON 4 LUcHs,
71e 18th st. ~. 80
Foxall Heights.
Six rooms and hath: hot-water heat:
pcrches; large. deep lot;- safaee; .at.
tfaetive new Aeae seetisa: s,10A
SHANNON & LUCHS.
nEAEToRs,
". 2345. 713 18th St. NV
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ONE OF wAs1INGToN's MOST ATTRAC
tive homes; $500 month: immediate posses
sion in part. balance Nov. LIS. Apply to Z. ii
EMMERT. 1869 Wyoming ave. 31s
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED-F LARGE
colonial residence in suburbs tnorthwest) with
beautiful Italian garden, fountain and swim
ming pool completely furnished; six masters
bedrooms. four servants rooms. four modern
baths shower, two lavatories; large grounds;
two-car garage, pony stable chicken houses;
coal already in cellar; may be leased for
period OF four months or longer; possession
September Is: rent, $3.50 per month. For in
spection apply W. W. BRIDE, TO 14th st.
Telephone Main 5l41. or evenings Bethesda 60.
2028 Q ST.: 10 ROOMS BATES. cox.
PLETELY FURNISHED: VERY LOW RENT;
ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE.
T nnAnMMA n
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tS41s DECATUR ST. N.w.-rour rooms. en-
.Yire "a noor: sleeping porch; shower; private
3avatory: men preferred: would serve meals,
DIR rent to small family with use of kitchen;
exclusive section: rent, $125. Phone Col 1903
,H5I5 MASS AVE NW.-High-ciaw accom-
,modatiens for refined girls at exclusive girls
club; electric light; .laundry privileges; excel.
-1ent table, piano: graphophone; drawing rooms
Fevefy room front room: reasonable rates.
17eS ST. NV, one Square Dupont Circle
Large front room for three and board; use Of
phone and psrlor; $S5 each
1924 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-IArFe front
Yoom: suitable for two or more persons
another room. suitable for two.
$500 NEW HAMPSHIRE AyE-Pleasan1
artistic and homeike place for persons wish
ing to study voice or piano during spare hours; !;
rates moderate; French taught; French and
English tables
546s R. l. AVE. N.W.-Two nice rooms; good
sneals; fine locality; reasonable price.
800 10th ST. N.E.-One large. pleasant room
ifritH beard: available August 80. for married
tfcuple or two young men, Telephone L.
As35. 49,. -
swR5i3 CLIFFBOURNE PLACE N.W.-Besufiful
* 5hrlsshed front room for tW6; home pRjvi16ies,
s0 1stk ~ o. ROD odv-<oqE Z.
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oIL l0EM ". 1.W. - %
SIS BONUS FOR 70 ROOM HOUSE.
furnished; suburbs or city; rent not over $40
s TO ROOM APARTMENT OR TO I
room house OF bungalow; unfufnished or partly
furnished; five rental. Address Box 275-T,
CHEVY CHASE SECTION
preferred, 8 to 10 rooms, fur
nished or unfinished; need not
be near Conn. avenue; some
grounds. VIII take on short or
long lease. Would like to have
option to buy. WALTER E.
K1TTEL, f6as u st. NV. Phone
North 34o3 ...-.uz...l-
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
Stripping Stations for
Pike ON LamOiIle River

The Vermont fish and gai.,c de-
partment has begun work on two
stripping stations and d central sta
ton on the Lamoille river where mil
lions of pike will receive their start
in life next spring. These stations are
in addition to that which was estab-
lished last year and will more than
double the amount Of pike s,1w1l
handled, The new stripping station
will be established il West MI NJ.
One will be about half way between
the shore and the village of Y est
Milton. Five seining patches have
been cleaned out so that next spring
the fishermen viii have no difficulty
il getting in the fish. At the central
station will be the lodge for the men
where they can stay in bad weather
the stripping house and reservoir
where the fish can be Nept until they
are ripe for stripping. Vermont is be-
coming noted for her pike and this
station will do much to help still
further the supply and fishing. There
ought to be 40,000,9G0 eggs year
out of the new stations.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

l.. j. Beauregard is spending a lev.
days in Burlington on business.
Miss Anna Lyford, the district
nurse, has taken rooms at the Wo-
mans Club house on Cherry street.
Mrs, Kate Ruggles left Thursday
for her home in Union Village for
month.
Oscar A. Sawyer of Berlin, N. IT,,
has accepted position at Assclin
Bros. store.
Hon. J. T. Gleason of Lyndonyille
was in town Wednesday on legal bust
ness.
W. A. Kicker left Wednesday af-
ternoon for Boston on the "Air
Line"
Robert Lane is on the street to-
day after his accident at the railroad
yard.
Virgil Whitehead of Kohonw, Ind,
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren p. Gaskell
Mr., and Mrs. Perley MoFett and
two children are visiting Mrs. Mof-
fett's brother in Springfield, VT.
A 3. Hill of Hills Novelty Orches-
ira occupies Leclerc's hall tonight
with his dancing class.
Miss Margaret Marshall of Bartlett
N. H., and Mrs. w C. McCrea visit
ed at Albert Judd's Monday.
Mrs. Lyyter Stone of Hartford,
Conn, was IN town Thursd1y 70 see
u friend of hers in Brightlook hcspi-
tai
Miss Ruth Berry of Worcester,
Mass, has been visiting Mr., and Mrs.
George Newell Miss Berry is the
'cellist with Southern Music4l Co.
Miss Helen Welsh, matron of the
Club House, spent Thursday ia Nc
lndoes Falls the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. George Winch.
Mrs, M. S. Williams of Springfield,
Mass, who has been the guest of
Mrs. W. s Masten the past few days,
left for her home Thursday
The ladies of Grace NJ. E. church
will serve to the public hash and
baked bean supper Friday night from
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
500 Reward, 500

The readers of this paper Will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science mas
been able to cure in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
faces of the System thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the CON
stitution and assisting nature in doing its
faith in the curative power OF Halls
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any. case that it fails
to cure. Send for list Of TESTIMONIALS.
Address r. J. CHENEY e. CO, Toledo.
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 75c
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
STATE NEWS

The budget committee met at
Montpelier and upon receiving a re-
port relative to the need of money
to care for property consigned to
Vermont by the federal government,
the board Of control was authorized
to expend $4,000. This appropriation
provides for the payment of freight
charges, handling and storage Of the
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
$50 to T o'clock. Price 35c.

George Gifin has sold his house at
the corner Of Church and Spring
streets to Samuel Biodgett. The
later has purchased the hou FOR
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles S.
BIodnatt, who viii soor move here
from North Danvi,te.
- The Caledonia County Bar Asso-
cia;ion will hold q meeting at the
Court House Satu- lay at three y. n,
to appoint members 70 rev - the
present fee bill and aiso to mike az
rang, ments for the annual meeting.
Dec Z.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
Fred Sanborn Of Burlington and

his mother, Mrs. Arna Sanborn, of
North Danville have located II a
tenement on Mt Pleasant stree. Mi.
San5orn is working in the scale fac
tory.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

many pieces of machinery recently
allotted to Vermont from the federal
bureau of public roads. The only ex-
pense the state has to bear, is
transportation and proper facilities
to safely store and shelter this
equipment
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23

Charles Rodney, II years Of age,
was drowned at Barre Saturday while
cutting bushes.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Good table girl at Fair
banks Inn. 101 If
WANTED-Work by the week or
hour. Hattie F. Carr, Lyndon
101-1w
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-04
LINE To
START ON MAY 10TH

Citizens Of Greenwood have an
nounced themselves as solidly in favor
OF the re-establishment Of the electric
line between Richmond and Ashland
and have promised their unqualified
support to the road. At a recent meet
ing, which was attended by about 100
people. much enthusiasm was dis
played and measures taken to insure
the full support Of the community the
minute the line begins to operate.
In order that the line might reap
the full benefit OF the daily trips to
Richmond from the community. a res
olution was passed unanimously favor
ing the discontinuance of all other
means OF conveyance used by the pub
lie Owners of private cars pledged
themselves to refrain from proffering
a free lift'' to any Rtchmond-bound
friends, some Of them going so far as
to promise to make their wives use
the electric line.
The 100000 necessary for the re-
establishment OF the service has been
fully subscribed and cars will begin
to run May 10.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-04

fhis treaty 81 not, yoa should s9xch5
your hearts and souls and your co1-
sciences to SEQ whether you arc Nd
preaching it in tho proper patriotic
and humane spirit. or whether you
are against II because Mr.. Wilson y
for It and you may fear that he VIII
gain credit for Its adoption. or be-
cause you may suppose that party
may gain party credit for 1t. Those
are small and mean reasons for sup
porting orkopposing the league. The
question is will II do good for this
country or mankind? II it will, let's
favor 1t. II 1t endangers our country
or interferes with mankind, let's OPP
pose 1t. but let's base our action and
our view on high and patriotic
reasons When we approach the
question of the league of nations from
that standpoint / do not doubt that
the great majority of the people of
the United States, and the needed.
majority of the senators of the United
States will approve this league.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-04

for Japan, and four from countries
other than these FIVE nations. shall,
with the assistance of a military COM
mission, examine the question of
world armament, with the inforina-
ton that the members OF the league
are bound 70 give them as TO actual
armament. and devise a plan for re-
ducing the armament of the world.
assigning 20 each country, according
10 it's exposed condition ana It's domes-
tic needs and its obligations under
The, league, the limit OF armament it
should have This plan is then TO ba
submitted 10 the several nations. and
each nation Is To agree upon the limle'
by which II is willing 10 abide. The
hane OF the nations for the last twenty
years has been competitive arna-
ment. Germany began forty years
ago 70 acquire through conscription
ana military equipment and scien-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-04
GOOD WORK OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.

School children continuing their great work and have
already sold more bonds then they Thought would h possible
for them dispose Of Against their apportonment $500
00 they have made sales aggregatng $G7S50 and will
Giner Park school has sold four times its allotment and Bin
ford twice It's quota While John Smith has eQuaod the record
of Ginter Park.
John Marshall s173650 Bnford $l126Oo Gintcr Park
&10790o Highland Park 81 50 Bainbrdec $39 GOO: Fox
436 500: Madison $30450 City Normal So ZOO Cimborazo
$2o.656 bellevue ~16t1H Barton Heights %4,400; John
Smith $500 Nathaniel Bacon $3.50; Springfield 1880:
Powhaan s. $50: Ruincr. $500; Franklin $3.50; Elba
81 1850 Arents 81 ]oo Maury $l4o; Cary $1,000 Oak Grove
81 200; jefferson $3.50; Paramount 5000 Randolph $400;
Robert Fulton. 500.
Colorcd- Buchanan, 81 800 Armstrong; $500 Baker 5000:
Moore, 5000, and Monroe, $50
Mrs Robert G. Cabc, chairman Of the women's committees
issued appeal last night to her workers to redoube their
efforts from until the close OF the campaign order
the city, quota may be raised and the record of the
mainaised All workers have been working hard and thos
10 be commended for their work. she said but
less have big job complete and there is time
let-up until task is finished
John A. Coke. ,]r, awarded the captured German
hvonet for being the largest subscriber through the
the Jefferson hotel Friday night The bavonet brought
this country bv Mrs A. Randolph worked for
years in the cateen service in England and who
n number of speeches for the Victory She also chair
of the hotel booth.
Organizations selling in the booths tomorrow will be as
follows:
Commonwealth CHAPTER p. A. r., Mrs. G. p Lea chairman
chairman, at Thahimers; Musicians club Mrs j. X Bowman
Chairman at Second and Broad streets James River Garden
club Mrs. Thomas Wheewright chairman, Cohens Loco
motive Engineers Wives, Mrs Garnet Bowden chairman AT
Fonfqnrean- Temple Co.. and the Womans Exchange Mrs
Henry Wickham, chairman, at Mosbys
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-04

lEontinCed from Page One)
S9tepa towards permanent peace in
recorded history.
The frst step Is the agreed llmi-
aaatl0n of armament The plan is
t11nt the peace tre&ty will impose "a
|Jimitation upon the defeated nations,
Sand that then under Article VIZ Of
s11se Maxue, i the members Of The league
SNetH agree TO a Inhalation OF arrna-
Il s1nk and, having agreed. will coyen-
a3kmk - abide by that Limitation. The
sGGAcoftve council, so~caiied consist
&fn0 Ak nine representative one for
&T44 United States, one for the
Skatisia empire. including t.s colonies,
y l1 Tor France. one for Italy and one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-04
FORMULATION Of

lcontinued from Page one.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-04

This Is not partisan question. We
should be tor and against the league
without respect to whether we are
Democrats or Republicans We
should be for or against the league
without regard to whether we think
it will bring credit to one party or
credit to one man. Personal and
partisan considerations OF this kind
are reasons that should have no In
tiuence with us in determining an is
sue so fateful in the worlds history,
and SO likely to affect the future
welfare OF. the people of the United
States and of all mankind. When,
therefore. you come to consider the
question whether you are in favor OF
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-06-06
ORDINANCE 80

An ordinance making it the
duty of the citizens of Glenmora,
Louisiana, to keep their premis-
es in clean condition: to compel
them to have their privies clean
ed aud to remove the garbage
from their premises and making
it obligatory upon the property
owners to pay, the town for the
cleaning OF toilets; to provide
for the election Of a city scayen-
ger to provide the means 0f car
rying into. force this ordinance
and fixing penalties for the Sial-
alton thereof.
Section /. BE it ordained by
the Mayor and Board Of Alder,
men ne the town of Glenmora,
Louisiana, in regular session con
vened, that every citizen Of Glen,
mora shall keep.his premiscs ia
d sanitary condition; that ~
closets, or privies shall confcxp
to the specifications and regulat'
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-06-06
NOTICE OF ELECTION

State of Louisiana, Parish of
Rapides. Town Of Glenmora.
Pursuant to- the provisions OF
Ordinance No. So of the proceed.
.ings of a meeting OF the Mayor
and the Board of Aldermen of
the Town of Glandora, Rapides
Parish, State Of Louisiana, of
date juno 3D., 1919.
Notice is hereby given that a
special election viii be held at