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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-07
"SQUAW MAN, AT ORPHEUM

Orpheum-"The Squaw Man" a melo.
drama with comedy. was presented by
Mae Desmond and her players Miss
Desmond was as pleasing and effective
as ever in this play Of thrills, laughs and
tears-a tale of love on the plains OF
the Far West.
The play, which tells the story of n
white man who marries an Indian girl
was originally offered n few years ago
with william Faversham In the title
role, The scenic effects in The Squaw
Man" are worthy of note, and in addi-
ton to Miss Desmond's efforts the act
ing Of other Orpheum favorltes won
rounds of applause.
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Continuing attractions

LrETC-"IIcr Family Tree an en-
tertainingly fantastic play. with
girls, music and Nora Bayes. In
the support are julius Tannen,
Florence Martin and Al Roberts.
The book is by Al Weeks. Detroit
dramatic editor. and the score Is
by Seymour Simons. who wrote
most of the music for Miss Bayes'
show last season Miss Bayes. who
is her own producer, has given a
Colorful environment with many
unusual lighting effects.
GARRiCk-"At the villa Rose" a
detective play by Major \. Il. w.
Mason, featuring Otis skinner in
a Gaboriau-llke character MIR.
skinner plays the role Of n great
French detective. which allows
sway for his romantic and robust
personality. The story Is one with
numerous thrills, yet presents per
sonalities as well as ballads. Mr.
Skinner is supported by an un-
usually we'll picked cast.
HEBERT-"Thc Midnight Round
ers." an elaborate revue in twenty
scenes. featuring Eddie Cantor,
Harry Kelly, Nan Halpern. Jes--
siCa Brown and half hundred
funmakers. singers and dancers,
All that is UP to date in fancy and
eccentric dancing and ja2Hy and
tuneful in music is blended in this
variegated entertainment.
FORREST--"Ap Blossoms" mu-
steal romance, with varied and
ColOrful score by Fritz Kreisler
and Victor Jacobi. The notable
cast includes John Charles Thomas,
Fred and Adele Astaire. Vida
Bennett and Percival Knight. The
tasteful scenery is by Joseph tr-
ban.
BROAD Clarence" Booth Tark-
ington's characteristic comedy OF
American temperament. The story
is about whimsical soldier.
played b. Alfred Lunt, with such
notable players as Mary Boland.
Phoebe Foster. John Flood and
Glenn Hunter in support.
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material marks the plot. wallace Wors-
ley directed Il from the authors work
4 father has misappropriated money
and at a critical moment he discovers
that his daughter knows II. A miner
from the West desires to marry the girl
but she viii not have him, and 80 he re.
turns to the diggings. The girl in the
meantime has become engaged to ar
English soldier, but the miner returns
with a fortune, which he places into the
keeping Of the girls father. The act Is
Of course, misunderstood BY the girl
who does not care for her father to nc.
cept IL Her fauCe realizes that n fam
lily scandal will injure his social posi-.
tion, but finally matters are adjusted In
q satisfactory manner,
The excellent cast includes Charles
CARY as the father and Naomi Childers
as the daughter. while Lawson Butt Is
the fiance Alec b. Francis, Milton Sills
and Irene Rich are also in the support
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Photoplays Elsetohere

CHESTNUT - way Down East"
continues to be popular by reason
OF its thrilling ice-rescue scene and
the perturbation of a famous old
melodrama It is a d. w. Grlf-
hth product, with Lillian Gish,
Richard Barthelmess and others In
the cast. A large symphony or
chestra and effects behind the
screen add to the presentation.
ARCADTA-"Behold MN Wife" with
Milton Sills and Mabel Julienne
Scott
LOCUST-"Always Audacious," with
Wallace Reid.
RIVOLI - "The Riddle: Woman"
Geraldine Farrar.
COLTSEUM-"Held by the Enemy"
with Jack Holt.
JUMBO-"The Woman and the Pup
pet" with Geraldine Farrar.
AVENUE The Sins Of st. An
thony." with Bryant Washburn.
STRAND and COLONIAL--"Always
Audacious," with Wallace Reid.
LEADER - Jack Holt in Held by
the Enemy"
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new MOVIES BASED
ON VARIED THEMES
Charles Ray, Dorothy Dalton,
Lew Cody and Sennett
Comedians Featured

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slso unbonpiIy. an old-fashioned motion
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sc'ns commune y" man '",' .,,..
production starring 'narIeS nay '""'
has ever come from the Thomas H. lnce
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left the 1rce lot. will provide MN with
beiter vehicles than this one II will take
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an cHort 10 prov 'u' "''' Wv"
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peal" and everyday humanity are al.
very well IN thelr way NY i"JE S'U" ,
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orass III s,.Is,,,oa -, ar,d racss cornles who
WIN chnuE, ,Lnr ornmnS ,5biss and n
ehasc one @.U,,'' u!t.S domestic nSisur.
fake quarantine, W''. NT,ne'S.C - i -,
derStandLnsS tn["MHI tnH be I,, ,vastoG G'o sSacs :"
,utliH rn.nii ~" ~ hare While Mr. RAYS stereo.
retel IL nsse; tior is tho same sort Of
typed lmpersohnn,o, hon oing ~ we vifbout Vario.
thlhS ne u"s uoVrI W 70 51Sicnii 70 rnaiiza
,ioi' tUt ET t,o ea1,n Ray who took
,ns, ma, ''I.S FTonI, Ksenan's IaUrels in The
S"s2~d SwSa !"nn and Who is fne dramatic
,,oWaru, "'s,h W. SoS tha nrone- chances,
rho haet ,bings about An OId-Fash.
and breezy.
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Paloce-The hope , IS al, I"I,f,IaiisS5 TiIiiisSU UEIT t1T
the spectator who doesn mlnd tne lot
mulae Of Drur\ LAM hoI"L|,unH. -,
granting the jmnoSsihIH promises ,,', OF al az
these stories 9TH" best or "hicA was per
haps The Whip j. 'heN are Az enItr-
tanning. well put tOEell'I anu NI'S nav
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kennedys to Give Play Reading

The University Extension Society will
present Charles Ram Kennedy and
Edith wynnc Matthiso1 tMrs. Kennedy
in an Interpretation OF Mr.. Kennedy's
Witherspoon Hall. Friday evening. De
cember II. The Kennedy readings, like
the Kennedy books and plays. are In be-
half OF Christian propaganda.
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"Niaht Boat" to Dock Here Agar

"Apple BlossOms' at The Forrest an.
nounces last local performances of this
orrretta with its appealing music by
Fritz Kreisler and Victor jacob fol
saturday matinee and night Decem
Der 49,
Coming to the Forrest for the two
holiday weeks beginning Monday. De
cCmber 90, will be Charles Dilling'
hams nautical musical comedy. "Th,
Night Boat" with n cast including Johr
r. Hazard, Louise Groody, Ada Lewis
stella Hoban. Ernest Terrence and Lii
liam kemble Cooper.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-07

and Comrade, veterans of '61, delight
with their novel sketch, and Kyra and
SIX have startling European akit. Lilo.
mel Barrymore in THE Master Mind" Is
the photoplay feature.
Grnnd-"Just Like Man" featuring
Grace HUFF, Is n breezy comedy that
would blow any gloom overheard. Hen
bricks and Stone have a lively patter.
Commodore Tom. the educated pony,
pleased the kiddies. The Rose Revue
won liberal applause. Victor Burns, and
Adelaide Wilson have a clever comedy
skit.
"whirligig Revue for 1921
by Joseph X. Gorham and Phil Bou-
telle. has everything new from music,
songs TO costumes, with a spectacular
finale. Specialties Of merit are intro
duced in dances and operate solos.
Worlds Museum-A large collection
of freaks are on display here. Mona,
the "littlest lady" one Of the smallest
"midgets" in the world, is seen Others
are Ali Zach's Hindoo takers Olivette.
woman athlete, and the latest offering
THE Death chair and the Maid"
Dumont's-Emmet Welchs Minstrels
continue TO distribute blackface mirth
and melody. The skits abound in hila-
rious episodes and there Is a plenty
OF new songs, we'll sung.
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william Penn-The miniature musical
comedy. Surgeon Louder. L. S. A."
Is the headliner. Pretty girls and good
comedians mako this act better than the
average other clever acts on the bill
are Nester and Haynes. in a skit: the
Choy Ling Hee Troupe. acrobats OF
merit Walsh and Edwards, songs. The
movie is good. Wanda Haw.ey is
starred in Food for Scandal"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-07

Anegheny-Oriental atmosphere and
tuneful selections abound In THE Rose
of Yama Tama," the musical comedy
headllner. The Camille Trio are accom-
plished entertainers. Colonel Pattee
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Holmes to Repeat "Jerusalem"

Burton Holmes will repeat his photo
traveltalk. Jerusalem" which was so
successful at its first delivery. He has
had so many requests that this be made
an "eytra" in his regular series at the
Academy Of Music that he will again
describe the sacred city and show his
marvellous pictures of It tomorrow eve
ming at the Academy.
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BURLESQUE BILLS
The Little Elephant" Scores at Ca
sino-Varied Shows Elsewhere

Casino There is an abundance Of
good comedy as well as tuneful songs
II The Little Elephant" timely bur
'esque offered hv THE Million-Dollar
Dolls" A Mardo and Irene Mears are
:he chief funmakers. The show is pune
tuated with bright lines and there are
many funny situations.
Marty Duprce won applause III un-to-
,he-minute songs. There is considerable
novelty IN many Of the numbers offered.
The show was staged by John q. Jer-
mon. Joe Freed and Harry FenteL
BiJou Harry Hastings "Kewpie
polls" features Vic Plant as the princi-
uil comedian. The two burlettas are
The Girl %eX' Door" and "As You Like
=" and both are mirthful. Frank Penny
is IN the cast.
Peoples Billy Watson with his
PARTISAN Whirl" is the attraction.
Watson. a ,avorite. together with Gro
gan" Spencer. are sure-trc laugh pro-
vokcrs In the cast ar" Edgar BiXley
and Martin Sanst. Bother are former
vaudeviiIians and are we'll liked
Trocndero-JimmIe Cooper heads his
own Beauty Revue" and is aided by a
large cast OF principals and a number
pf Comclv girls. Ada Lum, the Aneri-
can-Chinese prima donna, who pos
sesses an excellent voice, proves bic
~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-07

Cross Fashions OF 1921" a
nYatvnt!ous musical comedy Offering. was
AWARDED honor position. Payton and
Ward We're funny. Harry Haywood and
company in The Ffretiy" produced
surprise. Sheppard and Dunn got a
hand for several good numbers A pho
toulay of first grade rounded out the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-07
HYAMS AND M'INTYRE
HEADLINE AT KEITH'S
Louise Cunning Also Pleases
With Songs-Cood Vaude-
vile Bills Elsewhere

| keith's-Headline honors this weef
90 to Hyams and Mcintyre with Louise
and Leila Mcintyre present a musical
! plaYlet called "NTaybloom." by Frank
| Stammers, with exclusive songs. Acts
| of this caliber are the best that vaude-
| Vile has 10 offer. and they are always
sure Of a warm welcome and that's
just what was given this one last night.
| Miss Cunning, who retired from the
f;aFG siar after sr,raos tour as star Of TnG
vaudeville. did" number of songs
that were so we'll received that the
audience couldn't seem to get enough
OF them.
Jim Toney ts one of the best comedy
dancers that has been seen here in a long
| while, The other member of the team:
| Ann Norman. provides an excellent foil
| for Toney's nut" work The act draws
the biggest bunch of laughs on the bill,
and when all is said and done that is
what one goes to vaudeville for.
Jessie Brown and Efiie Weston. in
a terpsichorean cocktail with kick,
With Dave Dryer at the plano. scored
heavily, while Lou Miller. and AliC"
Bradford offered a musical comedy
novelty called Typical Topical Tales"
that was we'll liked
Rena Arnold and Harry Lambert pre-
sented n comedy act called pills" that
was quite funny "a Wedding Day in
Dogland" introduced n number of we'll
trained animals, and Boubini and Ber-
rard proved to be some accordionists,
! while Van Cellos proved d marvel at
foot juggling.
Topics OF the Day" and "Kinograms''
ms usual opened the bill
Giobe-"The Song of Songs" "oper-
attic cocktail" is n high-class act Harry
! sykes, the local blackface favorite, Is
also on the bill. He is more popular
than ever; Other acts are: The Little
Stranger" playlet: Monroe and May.
a clever pair of artists in chatter and
songs; Kaufman and Lillian. in pep
and ginger the Australian Woodchop-
pers, novelty act Clark and Dehan.
bits OF laughter Billie Wilson and COM
| pany. in comical situations, and Gree
and Lefell, in melody and harmony.
| Nixon-'The Current of Fun" the
headliner. does not belle its name; but
| holds attention from start to finish
| Ryan and Lee. good comedy act, are
| also on the bill. Cello, the sical
! fool" Yule and Richards in delight
| ful skit, and Bunnin sisters and Down
| ing complete the show. The movie
| feature stars Shirley Mason. one Of the
daintiest girls in screendom, in The
Girl OF My Heart"
| observation-disclosures Is Money" a scin-
tillat!ng musical comedy Offering, walked
| off with headline honors Nell McKin-
| Icy got many laughs with his nut
| tactics The Girl" sketch built upon
| modern lines, was entertaining. Grilhtu S
Love Flower vas the photoplay
which rounded out bill of more than
| usual merit.
The Home news., 1920-11-05
DID NOT QUITE UNDERSTAND
Of Course Mrs. Attorney Thought the Farmer Was Talking About
 a Herd of Cows.

A very promising attorney and This wife have just returned from an automobile tour of the East, and The is now confidentially relating the Following incident of their oslting to hS closest friends. They carried a @mping outfit and boast of having slept in the conventional bed only a few times. It was their custom to camp near some farmhouse when possible. One evening, in Pennsyl- Vama, Mir. Attorney espied a fine large meadow adjoining some farm mldlngs, and at once asked permis- aon to camp there for the night. On aFakenlng in the morning, they Were surprised to find their tent en- urely surrounded by a huge drove oI pigs. At the appearance of the amer, Mir. Attorney complimented nm heartily on his fine large drove q pigs. The farmer proudly admit ,ed that they were fine and said that lie Kept IA sows. This all seemed wonderful to Mrs. Attorney, as she nleekly III inquired, "And do you milk u .aem all?7 She is now explaining onat she understood him to say
 coWS' S'"-Indianapolis News.
The Home news., 1920-11-05
A JUST REBUKE.

"Now, madam, I am ready to make the report you want about your charity affair. What was the gross amount you took in?"
 "Indeed, sir, I'd have you know there was nothing gross about our entertainment. It was perfectly re- fined and genteel."
The Home news., 1920-11-05
TRUE AN SWERS.

"Of course, I didn't give my age when I went to register"
 'eBut you have to give true an- swers to all the questions they ask you"
 ssSo I did. They asked me when I was born and I told them I didn't remember"
The Home news., 1920-11-05
JUST so.

How about the club banquet?'
 First, we'll drink to the absent meS."
 I see. And the more absent ones ulefe are, the more we'll have to ulnk Louisville Courier-Jour- nal.
The Home news., 1920-11-05
THE PlTFALL.

,, Egbert (reading)-'Ere's a sad vase; a bloEe died in bath.
 Mervyn-Poor COW! Musta walk 1" In is sleep Sidney Bulletin.
The Home news., 1920-11-05

MT. c. Crotzer, manager of Conner S Crotzer's Billiard Parlor at Searcy, spent Mon- day and Tuesday in McCrory.
 Mrs. H. ". Jernigan and daughters, Mary and Lou Alice, will return home Sun day from 8 few days visit to her brother, MT. J. A. Harrell in Jonesboro.
 MT. A. J. Marsh and Mrs. TT, E. Dye, and two little girls, attended the funeral of the formers daughter-in-laW, Mrs. Katherine Marsh in Little Rock, Saturday. They e. turned home Monday.
 Mir. R. H. Mcdonald was down from Weldon Sunday and was accompanied home Monday by Mrs. Mcdonald and children, who had spent several days here with Mrs. McDonald's parents, MT. and Mrs. J. w. Wilder.
The Home news., 1920-11-05
An Enemy to Good Health.

Good health has no greater enemy than constipation. FO- ley Cathartic Tablets are mild but sure in action. They ban ish biliousness, bloating, bad breath, coated tongue, sick headache, sour stomach and other ills caused by indiges- tion. Take one tonight and you will feel better in the morning. For sale by the Red Cross Drug Go. Adv.
The Home news., 1920-11-05

Mrs.. A. J. Marsh returned home Wednesday from Little Rock where she attended the funeral of her daughter-in- law, Mrs. Catherine Marsh.
The Home news., 1920-11-05
ELECTRI9 SHOE SHOP

Send y9fr shoes to me at Cotton PKnt where I have opened Ee Electric Shoe Shop. All WRfk guaranteed.
 c. T. BARLEY, Cotton Plant, Ark. Adv. 1O-29-tf.
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Attention.

On Friday at $3.50 p. m. IN tne
court room, Senator Johnson Will
give an explanation of the Constr
tutional Amendments which are
to be voted on November 2.
Mr.. Johnson has been invited
to do this specially for the in
struction of the women who are
urged to be present so that their
votes may be jntelligently cast
The meeting is also open to the
men.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1920-10-21
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS

Franklinton, La, Oct. 1, 1920.
The Police Jury in and tor the
Parish of Washington, State OF
Louisiana, met in regular session on
the above date at the Court House
in the Town of Franklinton, with the
following members present: Il: H.
Spring. G. M. Tate, T. D. Foil, ). X.
Leslie, B. J. Williams, H. 0. Seal,
R. R. Jenkins, Louis Grain, 5. s.
Thomas and J. A. Fendlason. Ab-
sent, j. H. Cassidy.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, j. R. Leslie, and upon
motion by R. H. Spring, duly second
ed by R. R. Jenkins, and carried the
Secretary was instructed to draw
check for ]. S. Knight for $4,000 on
the Road Bond Fund for removing
fence, etc.
On motion Of G. NJ. Tate, seconded
bv R. H. Spring, and carried, the fol-
lowing resolution was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted:
Whereas, the Swift Lumber Com
pany is operating sawmlll at war
p p Eighth Ward, Washington
Parish, Louisiana, and is logging said
mill by teams and wagons; and,
| Whereas, it is necessary to cross
the model road running from War
merton to Franklinton in hauling log
bv said Swift Lumber Company iron
. the lands on which their timber Mold
, ings stand to the said mill, and ma
} be necessary to use a portion Of tn
a old road in said logging operations
Therefore, be it resolevd by the "a
: lice jury of Washington Parish tina
the said Swift Lumber Company
y, hereby given permission to cross tn
j model road above mentioned IN hau
] ing logs from woods to mill, and
also granted permission to use sue
J. portion of the old road as may b
+ necessary or convenient in haulln
said logs. The permission to use tn
i old road extends only during sue
# period as may elapse from this DAT
i until the new model road is con
" pleted and accepted.
President of Police Jury.
W. E. BANISTER, Secretary.
4 On motion by R. H. Spring, Sc
:. onded by H. 0. Seal, and carried,
. NJ. Tate was appointed to take up tt
5. matter with the Hibern:a Bank an
: Trust Company, relative to intere
y on balances of the Road Bond Fun
s. On motion by G, NJ. Tate, seeondf
Z by r. R. jenkins, the Secretary. az
Parish Treasurer's salary was tlx'
'e at $4,000 per month The Seer
d, tary to pay his stenographer. "a
ried. -,
4 On motion the following bill
e. were allowed and ordered paid:
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100000, 10 be represented

! 100000, 10 be represented BY
he proper certificate executed oy
said President, with interest five per
cent or doe and payable On jan
lary 10. 1891.
And for the repayment of said
sum in principle and interest all OF
the special one-nnii road tax, levied
by the said Police Jury for the year
1920, is hereby pledged and Sc: apart
and dedicated. -, ...
Be it further resolved that eertl'
fie corv Of this resolution be at
:ached to the certificate representing
0 ]. R. LESLIE, President
W. E, BANISTER, Secretary
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Order OF Court.

November 1st and End being
legal holidays, all jurors and wit
nesses summoned to attend court
on either of these days are here
by notified to report at the Court
House on Wednesday morning
November 3rd, which will be tint
first legal day Of the week.
Prentiss B, Carter,
Judge.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF WASHINGTON.
Fr2nkIINtO

FrankIlntOn, La, Oct. 3, lyZU.
THIS IS 10 rertify ts!at the Parish Of
Washir oton IS indebted to The VAST
ington Bank & Trust Company in the
sum Of 100000 due and paysb'c
January 10, 1921, with interest II -"
ol at ) per cent per annum trc"2
date Until paid.
This certificate is issued in ~.
cor,ance with the resolution this 60;
adopted by the Police Jury Of Wash
ington Parish, Louisiana, certified
copy Of vh,e::; q annexed hereto and
a rart heroare. a1d IS payable out Of
the "spec;a! Read Fand" accrued ts
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ton. Good fencing; running
stream thru farm.
Good school and church on
lower end OF farm.
Situated on graded road Il
miles from Magnolia, II miles
from Tylertown; 10 miles from
Osyka. 100000 cash for prompt
sale.
Address this office.
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Franklinton, La, Oct. 8, l92o.
The Police Jury Of Washington
Parish, Louisiana, met this gay at a
called meeting and the following reso
luton was offered and unanimously
adopted, ,.e;o;or{
funds in the Special Road Fund Of
the said Police Jury to continue the
maintenance and work on the pubic
roads throughout the parish, ana.
Whereas, it is necessary and I'M
oortant for this work to be continue
throughout this season, and,
Whereas, it is deemed expedient &c
anticipate the revenue for 1917 &C
crued to said fund; -,
Therefore be it resolved, That inc
President of the said Police Jury be
and he is HEREBY authorized to ne
| gotiate a loan 9Th the Washington
Bank & Trust Company for the sun
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ss.syyS GO .:a' 2 R1sgtsz7zSa


said parish out of the on ,ss nIiIl!o ssts
Isl Road Tax levied on the .Ipa aSSsial
Of said parish to provide 's and col,
=tructins road in the saiu p - ca nusD
the said one-mill road tax ~ = hs.stI
"a may be necessary, ), = dledicsss
..,saged md set aside 2E ! easgIrNGfQs
.JLiCL JURY OF "AS''-
PARISH, La a., II President
BY J. r. LEsLlt' darstary,
~. E. BANlsTEK' os Ether bu''
There appearing no loul,rr sa
''s'' WV ]. L. LESLIE, rlss
W. Z. CANISTER, sssssN''
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There being no further, business ss
Tho 'I hoard ' stood adjourned to meet
NoVe'''eA ! R. LESLIE, President.
w. F.. BANISTER, Secretary
Called et meeting Of the Police jury
October 8, 1920. ,,>,D
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All parties interested in buy.
ing the old Baptist Church build.
ing at Franklinton, will submit
their offer to the building COM
mittee on or before October 4th,
1920. Building to be subject to
use until new Auditorium can be
occupied.
&. j. Carer.