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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-31
ARTHUR. J. MOORE
EVANGELIST

Whitfield-Dr j. G. Fish, federal in
spector in charge of tuberculosis
eradication in Florida, has returned
from a business visit to Jacksonville.
Miss Jentye Dodge has returned
from Florence, Ala, where she was
the guest for several days, of her sis
ter Miss Myrtle Dedge.-R. G. Dunn,
members of the state railroad commits
sion, spent q few days in Jackson
vile and Pensacola this week, looking
after official business.-Mr. and Mrs.
G. w. Bass motored to Meigs GeoT-
gia, for the week end, where they
We're guests of relatives.-Miss Glenn
Hampton, member of the state board
of examiners, spent the week end in
Tallahassee, and left Tuesday for
Panama City, where she Joined the
other members of the board, for the
teachers examination to be held in
Bay County.
Miss Daisy Ferrel spent the week
end in Woodville, the guest of rela-
tives.-H. B. Sandifer left Sunday
for Fort Myers, where he will reside
in future, having accepted RESPONSE
BILE position with a Fort Myers bank.
I DIR. j. w. DeMilly, state veterina-
Tian, spent few days in Jackson
vile this week, on business for the
state live stock sanitary board-Hon.
| w A. McRae, commissioner of agri-
culture, spent a few days in Jack
sonville this week, looking after
business interests.-Miss Eloise Reg
| tier and Miss Estelle Rhodes. who
are students of the Leon High School
| this year, spent he week end in Wood
| vile, the guests of relatives.-Mrs. B.
! w. Helvenston, Jr., of Live Oak,
spent several days in the city this
week, the guest of her mother, Mrs.
! Frank Damon, at her home on North
! Calhount street.-Mr. and Mrs. Wal
| ter V. Culley and children motored to
| Spring Creek Sunday, where they en-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-31

joyed the day. T Wood, popu-
lar travelling salesman, and who has
many friends in Tallahassee, spent
Tuesday in the city.-Mrs. Lottie
Carlton and children, Robert Phillips
and Mrs. j. A Culley were among
those who spent Sunday at Spring
Creek-Dr. t. S. Anderson, of Live
Oak was the guest of friends in the
city Monday and Tuesday,. r.
Jones, of Jacksonville. was among the
visitors in the city Monday and Tues
day.-Friends of Miss Sue Archer will
learn with regret of her ILLNESS at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. H. E. Palm
err on South Adams street, NJ.
Ausley, p. A. McCaskill and DR.. G. NJ.
Ausley, motored to Valdosta, Ga,
Thursday, where they attended the
county fair and visited relatives
The members Of Trinity Methodist
church entertained the Methodist
college girls Monday evening in the
recreation rooms of the church on
West Park avenue.-Monroe Phillips
spent several days in the city this
week. the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Phillips, at their home
on College avenue.-Mr. and Mrs. F.
C. Elliott are erecting a handsome
home on East Virginia street, which
they will occupy about January first.
Little Miss Emma Frances Cure
ton celebrated her fourth birthday
Friday afternoon, at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. D. D. Curreton, in
Magnolia Heights. Among the little
friends invited to enjoy the happy
occasion with her were: Jacqueline
Jones, Matte Sue Collins, Florence
Jones, Edna Pendleton, Mary Pichard.
Nellie Pichard, Edna Moon, Lillian
Campbell, Tom HUMPHREYS, Arthur
Pichard, j. D. Williamson, James
| Thomas, Julian Smith, Godfrey Smith,
Gordan Pichard. Henry Curreton. Ru-
fus Holton and Harry Roberts.-Mr
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Tallahassee, Oct. 3o.-SpeciaD The
chief interest of Tallahassee maids
and nlatrons this week. is manifested
in the coming election, when they will
exercise their privilege of the ballot
for the first time. The school for
voters, recently inaugurated princi-
pally for the benefit of the women
electors. has proven very beneficial.
Instructions have been given by r. a..
Gray, assistant chief clerk of the
comptroller's office, and the ladies of
Tallahassee and Leon county have
shown their appreciation of the OPP
portunity. by attending his lectures in
, large numbers.
Mrs. Thomas a. Yon entertained
Saturday afternoon at her home on
College avenue, in celebration of the
fifth birthday of her little daughter,
Isabel
. The guests included the kindergar-
. ten friends and playmates of the lit
tie girl and a happy hour was spent
playing games and listening to the
! telling OF fairy stories. Mrs. Milton
Smith assisted the hostess in caring
( for the little guests and in serving
the dainty refreshments of iced cream
and cake. The little folk assembled
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nent course and were seated around
the prettily appointed table, which
held as its central decoration "a pretty
birthday cake, adorned with five pink
tapers The honoree was the re-
cipien1 of many useful and pretty
gifts from her little friends.
) The guests included: Mackey Da-
Wis, Jr Betty Yon, Margaret Evelyn
Mullikin, Nellie DeAfilly Fain, Lewis
Ill., Godfrey Smith. Julian Smith,
Dorothy Mitchell, Mary Hamilton Me-
ginniss, Sarah Ball Palmer, Anna
Louise Wood, Clifton White, Douglas
! Hopkins, Jr., and Clifton White.
Friday evening, the members of the
Presbyterian Mems Bible Glass gath
cred in the private dining room of the
Leon Hotel and enjoyed a banquet
and smoker This was In the nature
! Of a get together meeting and was
ESPECIALLY enjoyed because of its in
sformality. Among those present were
81 Il. Cochran, Jr., ]. p. Brown, Willis
Brown, L. NJ. Ausley, c. L DeMilly,
d S. ellis. D NJ Lowry, ]. l.. Cresap,
Glen Terrell, l.. c. Thompson, l.. G.
Tyler, T. f West, Arthur Williams,
iii J. Yeager, L. G. Yeager, w. M.
Smith, DR. e. A. Hayden T. c. KEEL
Ium, DIR. Hughes, A. p. McCaskill,
fG. p. McCord, II. L. Stock, r. G..
& Yewsome. Jas NewsoIne, B. A. Rags
dale, A. II. Roberts, Dr. W. II. Shine,
3 Gross, ]. A. Culley, L. w. Culley,
Il. r. Greene, Peres McDougall, Les
Err Wells. II. f. Campbell, Lawrence
Galohin, A. e. Matson, J. w. Greer,
\ Geo. b. Perkins, r. l. Matthews, Jas.
Messer and G h. Daffin.
Mondey afternoon the members of
the Baptist church entertained in
b formally in honor of the Baptist col
Siege girls, in the recreation rooms of
the church.
( There was splendid attendance of
young ladies', who called during the
sappointed hours and met many of the
members of the congregation. In the
savening, the Methodist girls were en-
tertaned by the Methodist congre-
Evening star., 1920-01-04
METROPOLITAN-"Eyes of
Youth"

Clara Kimball Young. a delightful
actress. will be pictured this week
at Crandalfs Metropolitan Theater
in Eyes of Youth" a film version OF
the sensational stage success by Max
MARGIN.
Eyes of Youth" has been recog-
nized over the entire country as a
great photodramatic production. 1t
pfctures the experiences of a girl on
The threshold of life, and is staged
with handsome scenes and gorgeous
gowns. The supporting cast include es
vincent Serrano, William Courtney.
Milton Sills. Gareth Hughes, Edmund
Lowe and Pauline Starhe
The story deals with a young girl
whose future is foretold through the
aid of gazing crystal held by a
necromancer whose tribe dwells at
the top of the Hima layas. His are
the eyes of youth that peer into the
future and foresee events that are to
befan. The developments are highly
dra matte.
Minor film features and an orches.
tral score and overture complete the
bill.
Evening star., 1920-01-04
GARDEN-"The Lone VOLTS
Daughter"

Louise G.aum. the emotional star
in j. Parker Read, jrs. spectacular
drama, The Lone Wolfs Daughter"
by Louis Joseph Vance. vii be the
film attraction at Moore's Garden
Theater this week, starting today.
The story is sequel to THE Lone
Wolf and False Faces" and con-
Germs Sonia. beautiful young Lon
doner. reared by stranger in ig-
norance of the fact that she is the
daughter of the Lone Wolf" and
now the victim of the scheming Prince
Victor. leader of a hand of desperate
plunderers. because of an ancient feud
between the prince and 'the Lone
Wolf over her mother. one-time wife
of the prince. Edwin stevens is pic
tured as Prince Victor, Thomas Hold
ing as Roger Karsslake and Bertram
Grassby as Michael Lanyard.
An orchestral accompaniment and
minor features are programmed,
Evening star., 1920-01-04
COLUMBIA-"Wanted: A Hus.
band"

Billie Burke, popular star Of stage
and screen, will be featured at
Loew's Columbia Theater the first
Tour days Of this week, beginning
thls afternoon at 3 o'clock, in
"Wanted-A Husband" an adaptation
OF Samuel Hopkins Adams story,
Enter. Darcy" The story, whic i
involves the unusual romance of a
bachelor girl who designs wall paper,
has rich comedy vein.
The last three days of this week
Marie Doro, the famous stage star.
will be featured in "Twelve-Ten.'
Herbert Brenon's first America made
picture produced abroad. The pro-
duction is unusual from the nara :
tive standpoint. and is vibrant with
mystery. The usual type of Columbia
attractions supplements the main
feature.
Evening star., 1920-01-04
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Elsie Ferguson.
in Counterfeit" also the Sennett come
dy. "A Ladies' Tailor; Tuesday. J..
Warren Kerrigan, in THE Joyous
Liar; Wednesday. Florence Billings,
in wit Wins also a Sunshine come
dy. "Footlight Maids: Thursday. Clara
Horton and Cullon Landis. in The Girl
from Outside; Friday Marguerite
Marsh, in The Phantom Honeymoon"
also a comedy. "Rubes and Robbers" :;
and Saturday. Louise Bennison, in
High Pockets"
Evening star., 1920-01-04
PALACE-"When the Clouds Roll
By,"

Douglas Fairbanks will be pictured
At Loews Palace Theater this after
noon at O'Clock and all this week
in When the Clouds Roll BY" a pro-
duction made in association with
Griffith. Pickford and Chaplin. which
is marked by a spectacular and i'm.
pressive climax. The star has the role
OF young man under cloud OF
gloom as the result OF the expert
ments of a professor Of the psyche,
pathic, and the story pictures his
struggle to win happiness and free
dom. II is a love story. OF course.
Frank Campeau, Ralph Lewis. Her
bert Grimwood. Albert MacQuarrie
Kathleen Clifford and Daisy Robinson
Evening star., 1920-01-04
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Lucy Cotton
and Wyndham Standing. in Tho
Miracle Of Love" Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Eugene O'Brien. in Sealed
Hearts," also the Sennett comedy. "A
Ladies Tailor; Thursday and Yriday.
Constance Talmadge. in The Virtuous
Vamp," and Saturday, Mabel Normand,
in 'JinX."
Evening star., 1920-01-04
STRAND-"Pinto."

Attired in chaps. checkered skirt,
boots and spurs. and wearing a big
sombrero at a businesslike angle, Ma. !.
Goldwyn picture, Pinto" which Will
be shown at Moore's Strand Theater
today and all this week.
Pinto is a girl of the west who mas
grown up under the guardianship Of
five ranchmen. in whose care her ia
ther left her when he died. Her dar-
ing exploits on her pony, Legs. nearly
drive the. cowboys to distraction, and
they are overjoyed at the news that
Pinto is to go to New York for year.
SheNultimately saves one of her guard
ians from the wiles of deceptive
wife. and brings happiness to all
those near and dear to her. winning,
as well. for herself the man of her
choice.
A pleasing musical score carries the
pep and dash Of the production and
includes a beautiful overture. Minor
films also are shown.
Evening star., 1920-01-04
CRANDALL'S-"High Pockets.

At Crandalvs Theater today and
through Tuesday High Pockets,
thrilling drama of the west. will fea-
ture Louis Bennison and katherine
Macdonald. the American beauty;
Wednesday through Friday. will be
shown THE Joyous Liar" featuring
J. Warren kerrigan. with Lillian
Walker. also "A Schoolhouse scan:
daI." new Fox Sunshine comedy OF
laughter, and Saturday. Nell Craig
will be pictured in a drama OF soviet
Russia. entitled Common Property.
The leading male role features ROD
ert Andersen. Minor films also are
shown daily, with orchestral accom-
paniment.
Evening star., 1920-01-04
RIALTO-"Mind the Paint Girl

Today Moore's Rialto Tbeater Of
fers Anita Stewart in a recent picture
play. Mind the Paint Girl" film
adaptation Of the stage play by Sir
Arthur Wing Pinero.
Miss Stewart is shown in practically
two characters. first a little slum
girl, who sweeps out her father $
shop and works to help make ends
meet in a poor family. She applies
for place on the stage, and, after
much discouragement, finally lands in
the chorus. Through the accidental
spiiling of a bucket OF paint she gets
an inspiration and suggests the song.
Mind the Paint" to a composer. and,
given the opportunity to sing it.
makes the hit OF the season. Then she
is pictured as the famous music hall
girl, with the world at her feet, in
luxurious surroundings and in beauti-
ful gowns.
An excellent musical setting Is as
sured by the orchestra. including Mosz-
kowsky's spanish Dances" as an
overture. Minor features also will be
shown.
Evening star., 1920-01-04
KNICKERB0CKER- eyes oi
Youth"

Crandalrs Knickerbocker Theater
also will give the first local presen-
tations of Eyes of Youth" featuring
Clara kimball Young. today and to-
morrow. Tuesday and Wednesday
Mme Ala Nazimova will be pictured
in Eye for Eye" throbbing drama
that possesses all of the eerie fasci-
nation OF the orient and the pictorial
grandeur OF pageantry; Thursday and
Friday Elsie Ferguson will be seen
in Counterfeit" when also "a Ladies'
Tailor" the Mack Sennett farce. will
be shown. Saturday Marguerite
Marsh will be seen in THE Phantom
Honeymoon" mystery picture;
Martin Johnson's colorful study OF
The Home of the Hula Hula" will
be shown also. Other mipor pictures
with orchestral music Will be daily
features.
Evening star., 1920-01-04
Liberty.

Today. William Farnun1. in wolves
of the Night; tomorrow, Bryant
Washburn. in why Smith Left
Home; Tuesday. Madame Traverse
in The Snares of Paris; "Wednesday,
Thursday, Gladys Brockwell. In
Chasing Rainbows": Friday, Tom
Mix. in Rough Riding Romance
Saturday Geraldine Farrar. in The
World and Its Woman"
Evening star., 1920-01-04
York.

Today. Anita Stewart. in Her King
dom of Dreams: tomorrow. David
Powell and Marguerite Courtot. in
Teeth of the Tiger; Tuesday. Olive
Thomas, in The Glorious Lady:
Wednesday. June Elvidee. in The
Folsom Pen; Thursday. Tom Moore
in The Gay Lord Quex"; Friday.
Charles Ray. in Crooked Straight.
and Fatty" Arbuckle. in The Hay
seed" and Saturday, Constance Bin
ney. in "Erstwhile Susan
Evening star., 1920-01-04
Carolina.

Today. Nazimova. in Revelation" !;
Monday. George Walsh. in Luck and
Pluck: Tuesday, Bert Lytell. in ''Lom-
bardi. Ltd" and Oregon 1919 Round
up; Wednesday. William Desmond, In
The Blue Bandarna" Thursday, Ma
bcl Normand. in "Dodging a Million"
Friday, William Russell, in six Feet
Four" and Larry Semon, In The Heid-
waiter" and Saturday. Sessue Ha "a
kawa, in The Tong Man"
Evening star., 1920-01-04
American.

Today, Billie Burke. in Sadie
Love-" Tuesday. Vivian Martin. tn
My Official F'iancee"; Wednesday.
Houdini. in THE Grim Game: Thurs
day. Robert Warwick. in Told in the
Hills" Friday, Alice Joyce, in THE
Vengeance of Durand." and Saturday.
Anita Stewart, in The Kingdom of
Dreams"
Evening star., 1920-01-04
Olympic.

Today. May Allison. in Fair and
Warmer: tomorrow, Douglas Mclean
and Doris May. in "25E Hours
Leave; Tuesday, Wallace Reid. in
The Lottery Man; Wednesday, Alice
Thursday. Helen Jerome Eddy and
Kenneth Harlan, in The Trembling
Hour: Friday. Houdini. in The Grim
Game" and Saturday. THE Life
Line
Evening star., 1920-01-04
Empire.

Today and tomorrow. William Far
mum. in The Last Of the Duanes";
tuesday and Wednesday. Leah Baird,
IN The CAPITOL; Thursday. Frank
keenan. in The False Code: Friday,
Frank Mayo and Catherine Adams. in
THE Brute Breaker" and Saturday,
Mrs. Charlie Chaplin. in The Doctor
and the Woman"
Evening star., 1920-01-04
Home.

Today. Olive Thomas. in AN Heir
ess For a Day; tomorrow Bert Ly-
tell. in lombard. Ltd" and Oregon
1919 Round-Up"; Tuesday. William
Desmond, in THE Blue Bandanna";
Wednesday, Mabel Normand, in
"Dodging a Million: Thursday. Will
liam Russell. in six Feet Four" and
Larry Semon. in The Headwaiter";
Evening star., 1920-01-04
Princess.

Today, Bert Lytell in LON ba rdi,
Ltd. and Oregon 1919 Round-Ip'
tomorrow. William Desmond. in The
Blue Bandanna"; Tuesday. Mabel Nor
mand, in "Dodging Million 3:
Wednesday. William Russell. in "SiN
Feet Four and Larry Semon. in The
Headwaiter": Thursday. Sessue Haya-
kawa, in The Tong Man: Friday.
May Allison. in Fair and Warmer"
and Marie Osborne and Little Sambo.
in Daddy No. g" and Saturday. Tom
Moore, in THE Gay Lord ouex.'
Evening star., 1920-01-04

OBrien, in Sealed Hearts; Tuesday
and Wedne sday. Marguerite Clark. in
Luck in Pawn: Thursday. Dorothy
Dalton. in 'LApache": Friday, Will
Rogers. in Almost Husband" and
Saturday. J. Warren Kerrigan. in The
Joyous Liar"
Evening star., 1920-01-04
Lyric.

Today, Geraldine Farrar, in The
Turn of the Wheel; tomorrow, Harry
T. Morey, in The Darkest Hour" {:
Tuesday. Dolores Cassinell. in The
Right to Lie: Wednesday. Little
Orphant Annie: Thursday, Alice
Joyce. in The Vengeance of Durand,"
and Saturday. William Desmond. in
The Blue Bandanna."
Evening star., 1920-01-04
Circle.

Today, Charles Ray. in Crooked
Straight; tomorrow. Bryant Wash
burn, in 'It Pays to ADVERTISE; Tues
day. Irene Castle, in 'The Invisible
Evening star., 1920-01-04

are in the cast. When the Clouds
Roll By" an overture by the Palace
Orchestra, under Thomas ]. Cannon,
and a special program of musical Sc
lections and minor features will COM
plete the bill.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

Bond; Wednesday, Olive Thomas. in
"The Glorious Lady; Thursday. Mad
lainc Traverse. in The Snares OF
Paris; Friday. Theda Bara. in The
Lure Of Ambition" and Saturday. Tom
Mix, in 'The Feud."
Evening star., 1920-01-04

| Friday. Sessue Hayakawa. in the
Tong Man." and Saturday. May AM
son. in Fair and Warmer" and marie
Osborne and Little Sambo. in Daddy
Number Two"
Evening star., 1920-01-04

Sunday and Monday OF the week or
January II At Crandalls T'heater will
be featured by showings of the latest
William S. Hart production, John Pet
ticoats." The ensuing three days will
be devoted to presentations of Almost
a Husband" in which the principal rolo
is played by VIII Rogers.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

in "Counterfeit": Tuesday and
Wednesday, Geraldine Farrar. in
Flame of the Desert; Thursday.
Louis Bennison and kathe rine Mac
Donald. in High Pockets; Friday.
Olive Thomas, in The Glorious
Lady; Saturday. J. Warren Kerrigan
and Lillian Walker, in The Joyous
Liar
Evening star., 1920-01-04

Among photoplays to he shown at
Crandall's Knickerbocker Theater dur
ing the week of January IL is Male
and Female" from Barrie's THE Ad-
mirabe Crichton." Gloria Swanson.
Thomas bfcghan, Theodore Roberts
and other stars are filmed.
Evening star., 1920-01-04
NEXT WEEKS PH0TOPLAYS.

The following feature photopiays
will be shown at Crandalrs Savoy
Theater during the week of January
IL: Sunday and Monday. Geraldine
Farrar. in Flame of the Desert:
Tuesday and Wednesday,, Charlie
Chaplin, in "a DAYS Pleasure" and
Elsie Ferguson, in Counterfeit" !:
Thursday and Friday. Constance Tai
madge, in "A Nirtuous Namp"; Satur-
day, Jack Holt. in Victory"
For the week of January II at
Crandall'S Avenue Grand Theater:
Sunday and Monday. Elsie Ferguson.
Evening star., 1920-01-04

Week of January II: Sunday and
Monday. William s. Hart. in John
, Petticoats": Tuesday and Wednes-
| day. Geraldine Farrar, in Flame OF
the Desert; Thursday. Blanche Sweet.
| in "A Woman of Pleasure: Friday
| VIII Rogers, in Almost n Husban nd
Saturday. Douglas Mclean and Doris
May. i'll "23i: Hours Leave"
Evening star., 1920-01-04

Week OF January II: Sunday. Bry-
ant Washburn. in 'It Pays to Adver-
tise": Monday. Dorothy Dalton, in
'LApache": Tuesday, Elaine Ham
merstein. in The Country Cousin
Wednesday. Louis Bennison and kath-
crime Macdonald. in High Pockets"
Thursday. Geraldine Farrar, in "F1ame
of the Desert: Friday, J. Warren
kerrigan and Lillian Walker. in Tho
Joyous Liar" Saturday. Margureitc
Clark. in Luck in Pawn"
Evening star., 1920-01-04
Savoy.
ADJUSTMENTS.

Today and tomorrow, Eugen
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Advertising Rates on Application
ARCADIA MAY HAVE CITY HALL.

According TO some OF the Guy
fathers it may not be SO long after all
hofore Arcadia can boast OF muhicipal
nu,ldius In fact the Mayor ana
poard of Aldermen have this very
thing under consideration. 1t Will De
necessary t provide some kind OF
hpilding in which to store the cltyS
new fire truck and other fire appa-
yatus, so why not go little turther
and erect a building large enough Tor
Tho first floor to serve as a hre sta,
ton. and the second for a city nall
This plan is being considered just no"
hnt no action has been taken in tht
matter yet
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,rks: l.. L. Cathey. B. F. Jimmer

Clerks. l.. l.. Cathey, b. +. Jlnhier-
SON.
SECTION 1. Be it further ordained
etc. That the notice of said election
containing the proposition herein submit
red to the voters shall be prepared ana
SIGNED by the President and Secretar!
If fine Parish Board of School Directors
and shall be published by the Secretary
in file weekly Journal by four weekly
;,anrtions thc date Of the first m
sertion to be as many As thirty Cio'
DAYS before the date of I"e rlcc''''''
The said notice shall further rec'''
that on fine sixth day Of April, i'-o
the first day following such election
at - o'clock NJ. The Parish Board o'
schoo, Directors will meet at the Once
Of the said Board in said parish ant
there in public session, open the pallo
boxes, examine ana canvass the re
firms and declare the result lSal'
election and promnlgl'e the same
Unanimously adopted.
=. f. WHITE,
President, of Parish Board OF Scl'oo
Directors of Bienville Parish, La,
\ true Copy
Ell FISHER, Secretary.
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PROCLAMATION


State of Louisiana,
Parish of Bienville.
Pursuant to authority contained Ill
Ordinance No. /. of the Parish Board
Of School Directors of the Parish Oh
Rippyi)lc, La. of date OF JAN, b, l'-o'
Up. +. White, president of said body
hereby give notice that an election Will
he held in School District No. :, Ill
the Parish of Bienyille, La, on the D.
day of April, 1920 as set forth Ill the
following abstract of said ordinance
"SECTION 1. Be it ordained by
the Parish Board of School directors
Of thc Parish of Bienville, La, i'll law
ful session convened, That an election
shall be- and is hereby called 10 pe
held in School District No. s, III the
Parish of Bienville. La, on the oth
dov of April. 1920, at which election
the majority of the property taN-paS-
ers of the said district, in NUMBER anu
amount eligible to vote and Vo'llls
shall determine the
proposition to incur DEBT anu lssu'
= honds of the said school District NO.
II amount of Four Thousand (A'Ooo'oo
- Dollars to run for perlod
lively years, bearing interest u
NJ the rate of five per cent per annuh
pc payable. semiannually the funds tl''
~ derived to be used for the
nd purpose of erecting and equl
a. ping a school building in school III
trict No. s, in the Parish OF Die
M, vile, Louisiana.
a "'Che said election snail be held
nd the following polling place:
his Jackson School, House IN sch'
District No. s. Bienyille Parlsh, l.
Toe and the following commissioners
Amounted: Lee Coleman. Joe Drlsk