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THERMOS DIVIDEND

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At meeting OF the Board Of Direcs
tors of the American Thermos sottlef
Company held In New York City on
September 10th. 1919. a dividend or
$500 per share was declared payablSl
October 18th, 1919, to all stockholders
of record October 4th, 1919. %
P. F. MURPHY, Treasurer. G5
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27

said 10 be one of the most preten-
iOus productions of the season. a
big subject presented in a sensa-
tiOnal manner. Stuart Holmes is
recalled for his appearance in
number Of serials and he has be-
come quite popular. Mutt and JEFF
the Pathe News and Harold LLOYD
in a comedy called "Of the Trolley"
are usual Wednesday pictures. Hale
Hamilton. who is becoming very
popular, Will be seen on Thursday
in "a clever comedy called I'm His
Brothers Place" Pearl White in
The Lightning Raiders" and the
Gaumont Weekly will complete the
bill. Everybodys favorite comedian,
Charlie Chaplin, returns on Friday
in his latest three-reel comedy.
"Surnyside," with a siX-reel drama
entitled "Choosinga Wife" also on
the bill. Peggy Hyland in Miss Ad-
venture. a five-reel comedy drama.
A Pair Of Deuces," a two-reel COM
edy, and the Pathe News are Satur-
days Offering and on tOday's bill are
Kidnapped" "a twO-reel drama,
The Lady Bell Hops Secret" a
two-reeI comedy. Pathe News. Mutt
and JEFF and Marie Walcamp in The
Red Glove"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27
PLAYHOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS

BY Miss Burke will be found a
most lovab,e little creature
one Of the clearest and cleverest
mystery stories OF the year is
"Nickey VAN" which. with Ethel
Clayton in the title role. comes TO
the LaSalle screen on Tuesday. It's
the story OF a girl VINO is forced
into marriage with a man old
enough TO be her father and who
rebels and seeks a little innocent
pleasure amid other surroundings
and under an assumed name.
Young. charming and talented.
Miss Clayton is one OF the reignins
favoTites OF the present day screen
and Is a particularly good type for
this role.
The great Drury Lane melodra-
matte success, THE White Heath
er. has finally reached the screen
and with an all-star cast is shown
at the LaSallc on Wednesday next.
It has a surprise finish that one
can't forget. the sublime bllJ
forbidden love that made a man
fisk his life in a desperate under
Stei beAAA4t- lOT a NOln1l " III rest III
the spectators memory always.
The sheer beauty Of the scenes ac-
tUally photosra phed on the oceans
floor Will leave them gasping with
a-1azement
ON Thursday Pauline Frederick
is starred IN "One Week Of Life"
the story of a drUnkard's wife who
sought happiness with another
Home" is the title Of the latest
picture 10 feature Mildred Harris.
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin. II is shown
at the LaSalle on Friday. Satur-
days attra ction is Modern Hus-
bands, showing how strong man
* made the prey of a lounge liz
ard" Henry b. Walthall is fea-
tu-ed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27
AT THE CASTLE.

For the entertainment OF today's
patrons at the Castle theater a new
production with an attractive star
has been secured in Suspense. D.
with MOllie Kins in the leading
role. This little lady first became
known to film patrons through her
work in n thrilling serial story ana
attracted so much attention on the
screen that she was offered profit
able engagements in vaudeville. Sh"
has appeared frequently during the
past season at the Majestic thea
ter, Chicago. In the present pic
ture whicE demonstrates the vital
choice between lasting love and
lighting 10y alty, she is at her charm
ing best, and her woman's wit is
made evident in many exciting cpl
sOdes.
Bringing Up Betty" is the title
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27
AUDITORIUM

The many admirers Of William
Faraum viii be interested in the
announcement that their favorite
screen star Is TO appear here IN an
other thrilling perturbation IN
Zane Grey novel-this time. THE
Lone Star Ranger" which Will be
shown at the Auditorium Monday
and Tuesday Mr. Farnum has been
seen in many picturesque and heroic
characters during his screen career.
buJ as "a fearless Texas ranger in
this latest Fox production. he is said
10 give a most brilliant portrayal OF
the figure so familiar 90 thousl nds
OF readers the man. who through
sheer nerve. rids the border of
nlarauders and IN doing So. wins a
wife. The Lone Star Ranger" is q
stirring tale OF the exploits OF a
member OF the Texas rangers. The
scenic effects that frame the intense
dramatic action OF this story were
photographed In picturesque NOUN
tain Businesses and on the desert.
"Rowdy Ann" "a two-reel come y.
featuring Fay Tincher will also be
on the bill
Wednesday brings The Othe-
Mans Wife" powerful drama
about women featuring Stuart
Holmes and Ellen Cassidy. Ii is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27
Among the Stars in the
World of the Iheater
BY VIII v. Fink

Nowhere" which deals with bolshe-
vism-
HoIbrook Blinn. fine actor. is 20
star in Eugene Walters The Chal-
lenge." During the past season Mr.
B,inn was one OF the four stars IN
"Moliere." the others being Henry
Miller. Blanche Bates and Estelle
Winwood Mr.. Miller and Miss
Bates will continue in that play next
season.
Wedding Bells" is the name Of a
comedy 10 be produced by Selwyn &
Co.
Carol McComas is to be in the
cast of Nightly Night" a farce.
May vokes has been cast in
Kathleen"
Charles B. Dillingham; is TO pro-
ouce Caesars Wife. a London sue
cess.
A Room at the Ritz is the name
OF a new farce.
Next season. it is believed. will
see more touring companies than at
any time since the movies all but
killed the spoken play. Most of the
big producers are arranging to again
invade the one night stands They
were found to be profitable last
season. South Bend was no excep-
ton 20 the rule.
So far the most important musical
production announced for next sea
son is the musical version of Mon
sieur BeaGcaire," with Eleanor
Painter in the role being sung in
London by Maggie Teyte. Much is
expected Of this offering.
Cohan & Harris are TO send "A
Royal Vagabond" on tour the COM
ing season. II has the distinction of
being generally regarded as the best
light musical entertainment seen in
New York last season. The music is
unusually pretty.
Listen Lester" which has long
been at the Knickerbocker theater,
New York, has been picked TO start
the season of 1919-1920 at the IL
linois theater Chicago. opening
there Sunday night. Aug. 81.
It is planned TO open the new
season at the Oliver early next
month. According 10 asent ar
rangements Scandal" lich has
long been at the Shubert- Garrick
theater. Chicago. will be one of the
very early attractions. Charles
Cherry. who acted in South Bend.
having been here in support of
Ethel Barrymore and with the Will
liam Faversham-C Charles Cherry
Henrietta Crosman- Hilda Spong
cast in Getting Married." is CO.
starred with Francine LarrimOre in
the comedy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27

Of a new World comedy which is
shown at the Castle tomorrow.
Pretty and vivaciols Evelyn Greedy
is featured. and in the role of a
charming hoyden Is seen TO 5000
advantage.
On Tuesday dainty Billie Burke.
popular stage and screen star and
wife Of the great producer, Flor
enZ Ziesfeld, makes her re
appearance after long absence
from the screen IN Peggy" an
stage success. The story is the sort
that alone would win many friends
for its star, presenting her in a
thoroughly sympathetic, charming
and lOVablc character. You'll like
the pretty Billie Burke better than
ever after seeing this famous play.
Wednesdays attraction at the
Castle is "Vickey VAN" an enter
tanning story of New York Bohe-
milan circles. with Ethel Clayton
eSsaying a dual role. As the youth
ful bride OF an aged man and also
as the beloved leader Of a fast Bo-
hemian crowd, she Is seen at her
best. The role is one particularly
we'll fitting 10 the beautiful Miss
Clayton and gives her opportunity
TO appear in many bewitchiny
gowns
thursdays feature at the Castle
theater is a perturbation Of the
famous old Drury Lane melcdrama,
The White Heather" Exciting
underwater ece1es abound. An all
star cast is headed 10y IL. l.. Her
bert, Ralph Graves. Mabel Balm
and Ben Alexander. ON Friday
zone Week of Life" features Paul
inc Frederick in powerful emo
tional role Saturdays attraction is
Home" and features pretty Mil
cred Harris, bride of Charlie Chap
lin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27
THREE BEST SELLERS
IN MUSIC.
RECORDS

VICTOR RECORDS
"HumoresQue" and Victor Her
berts Kiss Me Again"
Spanish Dance" (vioIn) Jascha
Hcifetz.
I'm a Jazz Baby and Bring
Back Those Wonderful Days"
COLUMBIA RECORDS.
Al JolsOn's III Say She Does
and Just as We Used 20 Do"
Bert Williams "Oh Lawdy" and
Those Wonderful Days"
"Yelping Hound Blues" (jazz
band) and Just Another Good Man
Gone Wrong"
SHEET MUSIC.
Peggy"
Oriental" fox trot.
sweet Siamese."
PIANOIiA ROLLS.
II Found the End OF the Rain
bow"
by the Campfire"
Anything Is Nice II II Comes
from Dixieland."
EDISON RECORDS.
Kentucky Dream" and "Someday
I'll Make You Glad"
Can You Tame Wild Wimmen''
and Singapore"
Kisses" and Mickey"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27
LASALLE

Thanks to the skilful direction
of Jimmie Cruze. .. Henry's whim-
sscal humorous story, The Halber-
der" has been made into an
amusing fve-reeI picture. Entitled
You're Fired" and featuring clever
ana handsome Wallace Reid. it Is
shown at the IaSa}le theater today.
The tlm version follows the origi-
nal closely ana contains plenty O.
suspense, compelling love interest
and satisfactory climax. The hero
role Is one that suits Mr. Reid in
every particular He avails HIM
self OF every opportunity TO dem
cuSuate his ability as a high-class
comedian and many OF his numer
u-s admirers VIII be inclined TO
consider his Interpretation OF the
Iowa bic and rcsourCeful Billy as the
best work he has done since attain
m- the heights of stardom. Wanda
Hawley, who appeared recent,
~; Charlie Ray picture. is pref
tier than ever.
"Peesy." an appealing story
which combines mystery. romance
and charm, is the LaSalles attrac-
tOn tomorrow. Featuring dainty
Billie Burke. stage and screen IA %
yorire. it tells a story that is both
original and plcasing Adapted
from the stase success in which
A,i>s Burke scored such hit. IL viii
find ready ID, or with screen fans
as il did with patrons OF the lesiti-
mate drama Peggy" as played
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27


comedy Fndh
m will three
byR az animal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27

PEGGY YIAND miss ADVENTURE" comedy
two omedyP
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27

The eagerly awaited engagement
OF the Ringing Brothers-Barnum &
Bailey circus az Geyer field. Spring
brook park. South Embellishments.
VIII be filled one week from next
Friday. Aug. 8. afternoon and night.
: Yesterday afternoon and last night
the big show exhibited al Lima. o.
II Is due in Toledo Monday, Aug. 4.
ano will enter Indiana at Fort
Wayne. Tuesday, Aug. 5. From Fort
Wayne 10 will travel TO Jackson.
Mich. thence 70 Battle Greek and
from that city 20 South Bend. But
five Indiana cities will be visited.
This Is the first season OF Ringing
Brothers Barnum & Bailey united.
Next winter the great circus is 10
20 20 Europe In years gone by the
Barnum & Bailey show has crossed
the Atlantic ocean. but the Ringing
circus never left this country The
finest circus performance ever seen
anywhere is promised South Bend
Friday afternoon and night, Aug.
s. Great crowds are assured.
Frances Starr IS studying two
Shakespearean roles one OF which
f. said 10 be Viola. When David
BeIasco is 10 make his promised
Shakespearean productions for Miss
Starr Is not disclosed, but they are
believed 10 be several seasons dis
tant. The coming season Miss Starr
will again be seen in Tiger. Tiger"
IN which she does some Of the best
scting OF her whole career. South
Bend knows little OF her. She has
starred in The Rose Of the Ranch.
THE Easiest Way" THE Case of
Becky" Marie Odile." The Little
Lady in Blue" over the Hills" and
Tiger. Tiger"
Ina Claire. David Belasco star,
who has been appearing in Polly
With a Past is 10 be seen in THE
Gold Diggers." which was first acted
at Atlantic City. \. j., and which
will follow Dark Roseleen" at the
Belasco theater. New York.
The first week Ziegfeld's Follies
OF 1919 (the 18th edition) was at
York. the box office takings were ap-
proximately $4,000.
welcome. Stranger" originally
written by Aaron Hoffman Git is a
farce). has been rewritten by George
NJ Cohan. George Sidney is 10
have the chief role. lie used TO
place Busy Izzy" here.
A musical version Of Clyde Fitch's
comedy. Girls" has been made.
Several plays being written or
that are ready for production have
bolshevism as the theme.
up from Nowhere" is the name
o. a play by Booth Harrington and
Harry Leon Wilson, who wrote The
Man from Home" in which William
4. Hodge and others acted with
much success. Norman Trevor is 10
be Importantly cast in up from
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27

The Philippine islands tobacco
exports increased greatly in 1918. In
that year $500 tons of tobacco were
exported, as compared with $3.50
IONS in 1917. The bulk of this to-
bacco was shipped during the early
months of 1918. and the later
months showed a marked decrease.
The exports Of cigars. however,
showed steady Increase during the
entire year, the number shipped be-
ing 359,OOO,00O, valued at $1,000,
OOC, as against 2S4. 900. 600 valued at
$4.5OO,OOO, in 1917. Most Of this
production was absorbed by the
American market. The increase is
largely due to government supervi-
sion in order TO guarantee the quail
ity of all shipments to the United
States.
TrV NEWS-TIMES Want Ads.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-27
1.-THE Lone
Star Ranger

is far superior to either of the others
in other words, it is one of William
Farnum's greatest achievements, with
a man with the kind of nerve you
would like to have-every man in the
Texas Rangers is an actual or potential
hero-that the most beautiful scenery
is accIrakelu Taxan-khaf The chad
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u1pIeIAL ADVERTISEMENT

IUDISIAL ADFERFfoEMENf
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
NJ s3s ST the bocket Of The Honora-
bic 18th Judicial District conft for the
Parish of St: Charles.
......s.
SUCCESSION OF MAkiEf. SELLERS
wIBow or &ffARLEs EHieGINs.
~ virtue Of and IN obedience 10 All or
aer Of sale to ME directed by the Horror
abse rwenty-eight Judicial District Souft'
a., sna for the Parish Of St. Charles,
s+,4. Of Louisiana, in THE above entitled
,,,d numbered cause, dotted August 10Th
1919. I will proceed 10 sell 10 the high
ess bidder at pubtit atfction, at the front
door N the District Courthouse at Hahn
v;,,e, La. on SATURDAY. THE 9th
pay OF THE MONTH OF sEPTEM
RER. 1919. st II o'clock am. the fol-
lowiuS described property to WITT
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION
OF akeUNB together with an rights
ways and privileges, improvements and
advantages thereunto belonging or III
anv wise appertaining. situated IN tfS
town of Pontchaloula. in tire Parish n
Tangipahoa, State of Louisiahat and
cr;bed as being the East halt OF Lots - !.
Nine t9) and Ten (l0) of square NO. y
Hundred feet front on Hickory Street b,
depth of One Hundred feet along
eonal and parallel lines said square Nc
81 being bounded by Hickory, Beech
, Fourth and Fifth Streets all accoraiue
70 the Official Map of the town OF Pont'
chatottla.
THE acove described property is to be
sold for no less than the amount OF
Nineteen Hpndred 1880. Dollars cast
Terms of sale Cash on the spot.
Leon c. Vial,
| Sheriff of the Parish of St. Charles.
Sc p.2
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given fila: the
Finatfce ConInitlet of Police Jdrv
Of The Parish OF St. Charles VIII
meet ON every saturday prev"bs
The reg ttIar meeting to approve
bills and any Bills received latter
than that day will be lard over TO
the next regular meeting
r Sehexnaydre,
Secretary.
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NOTICE

Hun,:ng. trapping and ;respass-
ug are hereby prohibited on the
property Of Estate Mrs. A. Gassen
Layous Gassen,
Agent
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NOTICE

Public notice is hereby given
that hunting. trespasslns ami moss
picking is prohibited on the 'o'-
lowing property
The property Of louisiana Delta
Lands Company or On properly OF
w d Moore
koulsiana Delta Lands 20
w. d. Moore
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NOTICE

Public Notice IS hereby gwen
tina, hunting. iTespasS'ng an" moss
picking IS prohibited on The FOLLOW
ing property
The property ct Mich Laqus
better known as Fred kudTnPict
OF Magnolia Ridge
W. l.. Laque
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NOTICE

Public notice is hereby giver
that tre>pass'ng, hunting, fishing
trapping and moss plckrns is STRIFE,
ly prohibited on property o.
Estate IT,: Seller under peo.,I,
of the law
n. J. Sellers
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NOTICE

HUNTING; and TRAPPlNGi
stlietIy prohibited or the lands q
this Company. Tfespassers will be
prosecuted TO the full extent Of the
aw
Louisiana Meadows Company
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NOT/(E

No burial or removal OF nndits
will be allow ed unless acconfpan-
led bv burial or remoy2. pr-mit
from the Local Registrar POST
mastery OF said District in which
the aeath occurred as per ord -rs
from The Louisiana .>tatr Board
Of Health
n. Zrringue
Sexton Red Chui CHI Cemetery
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.sWS ana Chan re ana dtteE the
sane at pleasure.
Until the next election which is
hereov fixed on the s"c0ud raes-
dav Of july 1910 the fol owing
oame1 PERSONS Shall c institute the
fir>t'B 30 ,rd OF Directors, aud the
flrSt Officers OF thi, Corporation
shall al follows .c-wl,:-
Jules c Fisher. Pres, Ad iress
Manif Village. La.
Chas r Smith Vice Pres.
Desttrhani. Il.
Henry Hirsch. Sec Trras.S GEM.
Mgr. Addr-.s Des,r-har La.
.SRfICkE W:
This ACT ol INCORPORATION may
DE changed. NJ, d,flcd 'r altered CT
THIS corp, ration dissolved. ~ The
Capital. ,ok iucr ease. mol &c ex-
ceed the sam CT .rifty thousand
Uut as ($5o,oco. oo). with til: as
sent Of the stCcknoldrLS owning
two thirG> of . u stock OI the. cor
polatfon al d general meeting CAL
led fot the purpose ana after at
| least ten days written net &c ct
this meeting has been given thrc-
| uyp mail adore sSeb 10 each stock
hubet at his last known place oil
! resideuce, liz case ii dissolution
, by lise expiration OF he charter OF
| other wise The stockholders Shall el
ect three lIqsidLtors TO Serve with
out CONDENSATION and lO whom
F; one year shatl DC gwen Tor tue IL
Oxidation of the affairs vi the COL
POI alton, IN Case OF death or dis
ability of any one CT the sad COM
miss eners che surviving eommis :
! slcne:s shah appoint his successor
/ ARFtGLE VII:
No StocknoldSr VI tliIS corpora
ton shall ever be held iiab.e tor
the cuntrects. Indebtedness or tauIt
thereof, in any sum Than the un-
paid balance that may DC due tile
Corporation On the shares owned
by HIM ncr s:.s,i any Informally III
@. ganizalion have the effect OF rem
d :,ius this chatter null CT expose
,r shl: eholcer &c any liability be.
yon tia amour. ct The UNPAID "a
ante due on his stock.
Illus done and pass ed III my OF
tice On the day. montn and yeal
; hs relna,ter stated. III the presence
ct WIN f Gull Que IN ID, -nd W,
> lsha N NJ. Mckee and Lewis y. Ae'
conTpctcnt Witnesses who have sis
J ned with TIC appea efs aud me
the Notary Pubic. alter due read
ing of the whole.
>ls Des.rehan' La. Parish Of St
Charles. this sixth day CT Angus
Al, 1919.
{ oixD.u) o. H. Shelton Nvla'
ry Puohe,
Fl Name Address Amount
} Jp1es,G: Fisher Manilla Village La:
l So shares total S50O0.00
: Sharks F.. Smith Destretssn La;
q 80 shares total S3O0U.OU
Henry ,Hrser Destrehan La
no shsres total SIT 10000
Witnesses:
'(Si*ued) VIM. F.Guillotte MD
! William N, Mckee
o Lewis u Lee
State OF Louisi2ea,
: Parish OF st, Charles
n 1.-The under.ip ned t.leik If Cour
i andtx Oflicio Recorder for IN
Il Parish of ST. Charles. hereby be
tifv .lrat the above and eoregn'n
is true aud Correct copy from tn
original ac: of Interpolation c
n The Destrehau Mercantile Co. Inc
on file and CT record in my office
Iu F,itn Wherepf.I hereunto sd
q nv hand and seal of office this IN
10Th day of A Igust A. ID. .I9a9 !
e (Scai( I.I' Baudcu'a
q CLERK & RECORDED
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Hogs!
Hogs.

Hogs. Hogs.
Duroc Je,s~ys Registered & Bred
Also
Duroc Jerseys Graded
l.. GodChaux Co. Ltd.
Diamond pilntdtlun,
ocliels, 7. U: La.
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MOTH 4

Public nnrir- is he'eoy gre
mat .respassing n'rr',ng fishing
.rs ping 'nd moss picking IS st''e
y ,,,otr;tfteyi os Ellington. Fried
.,,,irr md Lone Star Plantation
un,.e. Ina " IT ne law
The |. \. Blcnin Co. Ltd
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NOTICE

.NOkN .E
Notice IS hereby given IN
f1ohung and Iiespassihg is posi-
livery prohibited finder penalty O
the law on the properties OF My,&
Mr:. Jos Lafa,lle
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40 I/CE

Irespass'ng, hunting and wood
Cutting Oh my premises IS str
prohibited Any violations will be
punished according law
Ms W. H. Tinney
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PROMULGATION.


PRONUNCIATION. |
STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES
ST CHARLES PARISH GRAV |
ITY DRAINAGE DISTRICT
MOL
y. it known chat special cleo ,
ton Was held within he limits OF
,be ST, Charles Parish Gravity
Drainage District Mo-: o" thc
9TH day If August 1919 at when
snec;a, election property taxpay-
mo electors voted to authorize the
pn,ra of Commissioners of me
said drainage d,stlict to incur d"
Indebtedness OF 500, 900 90 and
;, issue bonds to represent Said
indebtedness, which amoant IS To
be paid tor by an acreage tax or
f,rc-b contribution OF Fifty Cents
ner acre per yea, for term OF
Thirty Years and The result SAID
special election w's as tos'o"'
10 wit :
Numue, of votes
Fer =.
+ gairst
Acreage
For 6.5i6.Ia
Against 434.5o
Taxable valuation
For $z43 cog
Agairst $'9,To
The results of said specialeiect,or
is hereby phb'icaIly declared
according to- law to all whom It
may cOncern.
Board of Comm ss,ofiers OF St.
Charles Parish Gravie. Drainage
Dfsifie; No. .I~
Paul T. MONTE
PresIdetit.
Tneo. P.kelier
'~.- Secretary
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VOTILE

Trespassfng. hunting and tran
ping are hereby prohibited off u
properties "wred and rented by
VIM. Lassas