The log cabin Democrat., 1921-06-02
CANyASSF FOR SALES
TAX TO BE MONDAY
II TEAMS ARE APPOINTED
To Secure Pledges From Citizens of
School District to Aid in Sup
port of Public School.

The canvass for pledges upon the
/ part Of citizens and consumers of the
district to pay the sales and luxury
J taxes as agreed upon at the mass
meeting last week will be made on
next Monday, June 6, it was announc-
ed by the executive committee today.
The territory has been sub-divided in
to II districts and a team has been
appointed for each district, with Rev.
K. l.. Jetton, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, as director general
of the canvass.
The II districts have been laid out
as follows:
l. North of Hairston avenue and
west of Washington street.
2. Hendrix Campus and Hendrix
addition.
8. West of Davis street between
Prince street and Hairston avenue,
a. Railroad to Davis street, between
Prince street and Hairston avenue.
i 5. East of Spencer street, between
Van Ronkle and Mills street.
West of Mitchell street, between
Prince street and College avenue.
T. Center street to Mitchell street,
between Prince street and College
avenue.
8. Locust avenue to Center street,
between Prince street and College ave-
nue..
g. East side of Locust avenue and
all west of railroad, between Prince
street and College avenue.
10. Spencer street to railroad, be-
tween North street and Independence
street.
II. Chestnut street to railroad, be-
tween Prairie street and North (and
4 Van Ronkle) street.
y. East of Chestnut, between
Prairie (and First) street and Van
Ronkle street.
13. East of railroad and south of
Prairie and First streets.
IA. Railroad to Conway Boulevard,
south of college avenue.
Is. Conway Boulevard to Mitchell
street, couth of College avenue.
16. West of Mitchell street, south
of college avenue.
II. Negro population.
1t is explained that the center OF the
street is to be taken as the boundary
line of each district . Taking district
No. 8 for example, Locust avenue to
Center street, between Prince street
and College avenue means the west
side of Locust avenue, the east side
of Center street, the south side OF
Prince street and the north side OF
College avenue, between the limits
stated, as we'll as both sides OF all
other streets included within the boun-
Diary of the district.
Rev. r. L. Jetton, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, has been
appointed and has consented to accept
the position of director-general OF the
canvass. The team captains will make
their reports to him and he will have
general oversight of the canvass.
Captains and all members Of the
teams are requested to meet with the
executive committee and Mr.. Jetton at
the Presbyterian church on tomorrow
FRIDAY evening at o'clock, for a
short session, to receive instructions
and blank petitions. The church was
selected as being the most comfortable
and convenient place of meeting avail
able. The building is screened and
the electric fans will be running.
The teams assigned to the several
districts, as numbered above, are as
follows:
No. 1.-G. E. Maynard, captain; j.
E. Wofford, Miss Lizzie Kuykendall,
Mrs. j. H. Voris.
No. 2.-V. D. Hill, captain; F. L.
Scull and G. A. Hulen.
No. 3.-B. A. Short, captain; A.
M. Ledbetter, w. N. Jones, Mrs C. E.
Benefited, Miss Mabel Thompson.
No. 4.-V. G. Craig, captain; Esby
Rogers, G. w. Addison, Mrs. J. 2.
Bailey, Miss Dottie Mae Coleman,
Mrs. G. A. Simmons.
No. 5.-Hinkle Ethridge, captain /;
Otis Moore.
No. 6,-Howard Johnston, captain ;
Mrs, j. R. Donnell, Mrs. J. Frank
Jones, Mrs. Henry T. Whiddon, Mrs.
j. M. Adams, Mrs. J. NJ. Muse, Mrs.
Greed Echlin
No. I'd. O. Harton, Jr., captain;
Mrs. w. H. Smith, Emo billiard, Mrs.
Effie Lincoln, Mrs. j. NJ. Lyon, Mrs.
c. f. Durham, Mrs. E. V. Leverett,
Miss Floy Owen.
No. 8.-Miss Doris Owen, captain;
Mrs. B c. Benedict, G. S. McHenry,
Mrs. Frank E. Robins, Mrs. Joe Loeb,
Mrs. Il. c. Christner, Mrs. L. s. Dun
Iaway, w. J. Gardner B. C. Gray.