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The New York herald., 1921-02-15
DISREGARD OF DRY LAWS
BLAMED FOR CRIME WA We
Enforce or Repeal Prohibition, Advises Chicago Psy-
chologist, Who Sees the Saloon it Illegally Ex-
lists To-day a Greater Menace Than Ever

Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
CHICAGO. Feb. 14.--Improper enforce
-,fent OF the prohibition amendment is
cited as one of ten major causes of
crime in q report made public to-day
by Prof. Robert S. Gault, psychologist
at Northwestern University and chair
man of tho Chicago Crime Commission
Committee on the origin OF crime. The
report says:
Either IL should be recognized that
the prohibition law is so unpopular that
II cannot be enforced and should be
repealed. or immediate steps should be
taken for its thorough enforcement"
Other principal causes OF crime men,
toned in the report are hereditary men,
tai effectiveness. unhealthy home en-
vironment. lack of moral training, COM
mercialized recreation. social injustice.
immigration and maladministration OF
justice.
Speaking of prohibition. the report
says: "One factor at the present time
which Is doing much to undermine re-
spect for the law generally is the failure
of the prohibition amendment to oper-
ate successfully.
IAN enormous number OF otherwise
law-abiding citizens In Chicago AMI
elsewhere are violaters of either the
letter or the spirit of this law. regarding
II as an infringement OF their constitu-
tional rights, despite the upholding of
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
RIOT PROOF CARS
ARERUN IN ALBANY
Two Also Are Operated in
Troy, State Troopers Guard
ing in Capital City.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
ALBANY. Feb. l4.-Partial car service
was resumed on the Albany and Troy
lines OF the United Traction Company
to-day with strikebreakers heavily
guarded by mounted State troopers and
mounted police. -Four heavily screened
riot proof" cars were run on one line In
Albany for five hours, but the only per-
sons to ride were two dummy passen-
gers on each car. Two riot proof cars
operated on one line In Troy with crowds
held back by virtually the entire police
department which lined both sides Of
the streets over which the cars ran.
These were the first cars operated in
Albany and Troy for three days. during
which time the lines have been tied up
by snow and ice covered tracks. No
attempt has been made TO operate cars
in Rensselaer,. Watervliet or Cohoes
since the strike started seventeen days
ago.
No serious disorders occurred in either
Albany or Troy, although several bricks
were thrown at the Albany cars. When
the cars returned to the barns at night
several windows had been smashed.
Trouble was averted in Troy by the
quick work of the police. When one of
the cars reached the downtown section
shortly after o'clock In the morning. q
large crowd lined the sidewalks. Jeers
and cries OF 'scabs" brought some COM
ment from the non-union workers. and
for time 1t looked as though the police
would be unable to control the situation.
The motorman put on speed and left
the crowd behind
Two snowploughs. coupled with
cars, succeeded in opening two
tracks on one line in Albany and about
two miles Of tracks on one of the Troy
lines. The work Of the company has been
hampered by the heavy blanket OF ice
which covered the tracks for three days.
packed by the heavy automobile and
jitney traffic.
Officials Of the traction company an
nounced Today mat they were preparing
to resume normal service on ali lines OF
the Company's system in ALBANY and
Troy.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

merely clicked his heels and said he was
German. and no one disputed 1t. Mag
istrate Short held him IN $1,000 bail for
examination on February Is. His case
will also be referred to the Federal au-
thorities.
According to the testimony OF Edward
Burns of col West l5Sth street. manager
OF the plant. he and Detective Charles
Hemendinger of the Stage street station
hid in the plant hoping to find out who
had been stealing tools. He said they
saw Harrick enter with a fiashlght. go
to the desk In which the model Of an
important invention was kept, extract
the model and take a camera from his
pocket. They arrested him before he
could take the picture. The nature of
the invention was not revealed.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

INVESTMENTS
Real Estate Owned. s.
IoansonR nReaEs
Policy Loans.
of nra-Sta always
Bonds Of nter
Basis.
StateCo wand Muncip Bonds.
Corpor Bonds
Pro-ta rion Of Bondso oil
of enF ceinthe eSe.
TotaI............................... s7s7s5 472
Assets ON basis
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
TRIED TO PHOTOGRAPH
INVENTION; ARRESTED
sI'm a German Only Expla-
nation From, Paul Harrick.

Il am German" was the only ex-
PLANTATION offered by Paul Harrick OF
Rochelle Park, n. j., when he was ar
rested yesterday charged with trying to
take a flashlight photograph of an in
vention In the plant of the National Cork
Company. 90 Bogart street, Brooklyn.
When he was arraigned before Magis-
trate Short in the Bridge plaza court he
refused to elaborate his explanation. He
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
Board of Directors

A. BARTON HEPBURN
MYRON T. HERRICK
GRANGER A. HOLLISTER
ALBA r. JOHNSON
WILLARD V. KING
DARWIN P. KINGSLEY
RICHARD !. MANNING
JOHN G.. MILBURN
GERRISH III. MILLIKEN
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

LAWRENCE F. ABBOTT
ALFRED L. AIKEN
JOHN +. ANDRUS
CORNELIUS N. BLISS, Jr.
NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER
GEORGE B. CORTELYOU
JOHN II. FINLEY
DAVID r. FRANCIS
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

FRANK PRESBREY
JOHN J. PULLEYN
FLEMING II. RENELL
GEORGE NJ. REYNOLDS
ELBRIDGE G. SNOW
HIRAM r. STEELE
OSCAR S. STRAUS
S. DAVIES WAKEFIELD
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

AT Home or In the Office--the Telephone
Directory OF Home and Business Needs''
should supply your needs. Look Il over
to-day next to last pagc.-Adv.
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
MR.. CARTIER A LEGIoNAIRE.

PARIS. Feb. 14.-Pierre Cartier. direc-
tor of the New York jewelry company
bearing his name. was to-day appointed
knight of the Legion of Honor
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

During 1920 the Company Paid
To Beneficaes S35453,758
To Living Poicy-EIodes 79395,83S.63
Policy Payments Sll4,o495973O
S37446,654.87
eauthor oredby Directors and will be paid in 1921.
ncudn pohcynodes
membership 1920 representing total business
S693,9794OO.OO
membership the history OF the Company The New York Life
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Forpa o. face due proof of DEATH
the totally
disabled
energetic educated
full address
HomeO OF its Branch Offices
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-03
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANT PARTY with 81 600 or two with $500
each TO cooperate in securing block or
several Thousand leases in locality that is
FAVORABLE for oil; viii get test put down
for part interest in the block; properly
handled there is little risk in this matter
and eiances4rrv ggertsf re eRRin zap "a 10 |
Of money. Write for details of the plan
p III. care journal.
FIR SALE-Two- chair barber shop, with
hatl,> city water, electric lights. electric
elippeFs; also S-room dwelling, in good re-
pnir T6cated in county seat town of 1909
people not fer from Topeka. Price: $500
for both. or woafI sell either 1. E Buzz
bee. 400 Kansas Ave Phone S9I.
SALEsMAN-Live wires fer. fast money
mnkIng proposition, exclusive territory.
See Mr.. Hayes Room 81. Throop hotel.
FOR SALE[Rooming house, 413 West 9TH
Phone 1867.
FDt sALE-A confectionery and lunch
room. 41G East Fourth street.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-03

Penweli, 9o4 West IT, z A. wall, eSeeu-
tor Of Penwell estate. Tel. 1872.
FOR SALE-Teh rooms, modern except
heat; barn for 3 cars, IL lots; income
SO meath, beside aPaftmeht for owner,
geed west side location, s.. 500 terms. less
~ Esa, sas5s os otser eargains J. r biair-
REIpT FOR Y0Ui-EIghf-roem cottage
home. newly decorated, new roof, one
down and SO per mouth. iuguire at iiss
Nc. Jackson street Phone plue z35I-
CLAY 4sz-Best close In s-Fesm modern
cottage. on naFket. II lots, rseHls ga
10 THE DRfvK-Tkree room bTieE bensse
two large Isis, near car line aed pave
4spt Price $50 Tel Red 2ei4
P6R SALE ar TR1DE-six lots. 2sfd ana
Z Quincy Blue 215o.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


G. p Smith to II. w. Drake, lots 420=
%. Kansas ave, Ritehie's add S9,6oo
j. Stang to II. L. johnson, lots 409-fl, 900
Freeman ave, Sardou's add. ....:-.. 3Oo
c. w Guild to E. Guild. pit. lots l24-26- oo.
rs Euclid ave, u. & us add. 2iUOO
A. W. Landreth to $. G. Morgan, lots
O33-35-T, Wear ave, Irving Pl... 19o
G. Dudley to +. 70. Morgan, lot II, N
Sherman ave, Irving Place. 80
c. Guthrie TO !. Fl. Mason, lot 16,
Madison ST., Cranes add. ......:.... 1450
p. II. Pyatkki to Z. BuKrell, lot 30, $. -
70 30, Lake St, Fensky's add. - 1,oOO
p Hawkins 20 G. Jackson, lot 421,
Clay st, Middaugh's add. ....-.... ~
L. johnson to same, lot 419, same. 81
J.. c. Tunison, same, lots 411-lS-19,
r. s s. smitner to o. j. Eidmann, lots
ass, pit. 44d5O, Boswell ave, ELM . con
B. f. Sumey to Il. D. Rake, lot 40,
pit 49, orchard st, Hartsoek's SUBJ L
f. f. dustafson to o. r. Trap, pit.
lots 2i5. 49, Byron ave, Byron Pl:
L. E. Carpenter to u. A. kinyen, lots 30
1895. Courtland ave, kenwood.. t00
H. AbeIs % +. a. Purcell, lots SCI, n.
3 50. Clay St. Young's add. I
q. j. Eidman1 to l.. c. Grub, lots
AS, pit. $3.50, Boswell; ave, Eimhurst 1
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WANTED--ro RENT

go
WANTED by June list, modern unfurnished
room on second or third floor, suitable
for piano studio on or near Kansas ave
NJ. r.. care Journal.
WANTEp=one \er- two ladies to share
modern furnished apartment, sieepiFi =
porch Phone Blue 29s1
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FOR RENT--oFFIoB ROOMS

FOR RENT-Bu room, 23x100, ana
basement, gas and water connections.
Kansas ave. Phone 4494.
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FOR sALE-rLANrs.
BEST PLANTS IN TOWN.

make room. Orchid blooming, caApas, all
celers. Soc dog. up; geranium. 81 doz.,
peenies and ether plants. 500 q. 18th st.
Phone 5000.
FOR SALE-Hardy tomato plants. 10
heavy bearing varieties, dez. 10 cents /;
100 Go cents. Nelson's Greenhouse, 260o
West 9th St, Topeka. Kan,
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LOST AND FOUND.

-o---- s1S5s z = = ~
TAKEN from my home, and probably
thrown away, box containing legal pa
Daniel, al East Eighth. Reward.
LOST-Between 10th and 18th on Law
renee chiid's specthcles in case. Return
1890 Lawrence st. Reward
I0ST-Eigin wrist watch on black ribbon,
an carnival grounds. Reward. Call 1901
M or 204 Tyler. -
LnsT-A leg trying to catch the Love
special." Reward.
InsF-Galntiet glove. Please call phone
1867
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MALE AND FEMALE


WANTED--Health seekers will find a trip
on the "Leve- Special just what they
war&
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STOLEN
STOLEN

Index bicycle, style NJ T., No. 2255s I:
green and red color, taken from 5l2 f. :rd
ST. last night Reward for information
lending To recovery. Phone Red 1859 after
D.. IN
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MISREPRESENTATION

POSITION WANTED by meat cutter; can
give best of reference. Phone White 1890
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FOR RENr-APAKTMENTs

and bath, completely furnished, including
piano and telephone. Will rent ia Fespensi-
BILE. parties from May IL to Oct. 1. Call II.
J. Muck. Phone 39SS
TWO 4-rOom apartments, uHrurnished. 1921
Monroe, $3.50. Blue 2T23.
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WANrEp-MALE HELP
TREE TRIMMING

and toping dangerous ones safely re-
moved. Phone $3.50
WANTED-hhiry farm hands married
farm couples restaurant and hotel help
kitchen help; man and wife cooks; exper-
fenced salesman TO call on trade: hotel
clerk. Furmhn's Labor Agency, 106 w. sth.
,PLASTERING-All calls given prompt at
tention. Phone 1870 Black.
WANTED-100 boys to sell peanuts on the
"Leye Special.
WANTED--Barber, De Lux barber shop,
SOC Kansas ave.
TAXI DRIVERS wANTED-e05 West 9Th.
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ron RENT-HousEs


TWO modern houses, immediate possess
sion, one close in. Seger Investment
Comopany, 426 New England Bldg. Phone
ST.
FOR RENT-FURNISHE HOUSES
FOR RENT-Modern furnished house, 6
rooms, garage, garden, $50, 1881 Western
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wANrEn- FEMAIE HFLP.

Sar,s.s{s !.
homes: women hotel cooks; restaurant
cooks dining room and lunch eeuRteF girls,
$40 mo-, board and room private family
helm; man and wife cook and helper, hotel.
etc. Furman's Employment Office, 106
West sth.
WANTED-Midd1e aged lady to Keep house
and care for child: references required :;
good salary. Phone 56s or call at Dearth
Grp. Store. 1I01 buchanan.
TYP1ST, nc short hsRd required; must
be quick and accurate; 'peIInanent posi-
ton and chance to ADVANCE. Santa Fe
Watch Co.
WAkTED-An experienced lady book
Keeper and cashier. Call personally.
w. T. Roehr Music Co.
GIRLS for cabaret dancing. For particu-
LAYS phone 2501 K2
-WANTED-300 girls and ladies to meet the
Love Special" Monday. . p. m.
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nuNEx
INSURANCE.

L. w wILsoN-Fire. terSado' plste mas
InsHranee I'hane s7s 2A fsHmhIan bid
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RUGS WASHED

and cleaned without removing this
sizing. Phone 5034-J.
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FOR sALE--I.IvEsTs,s,R


SEVEN pigs for sale, corner Of 4th and
Davies, Sam Smith.
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A New Rug

or carpet for the cost Of cleaning; cleaned
G Ticknor. S. c. Garlic. BLACK 1882.
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SERVICES OFFERED
TOPEKA
UPHOLSTERING co.

Repairing, uphelstering and refinishing
of all kinds of furniture. Re.uphelstering
automobiles and making automobils tops.
4es Jackson street. Telephone 3a51.
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= CLEANING AND PRESSING.
z. NELSON, suits cleaned and
pressed, SIPS. Phone 3051.
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MOVING,
FENIM ORE WING

PERs0NAL-WiH the engineer sf the
Love speciaF' please bring back ny
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Lowell & Brownell

FOR sALE--ciTY PROPERTY.
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DRAUGHTssIAN.

DRAWINGS made from specifications, or
field notes. Structural steel detailing
ings. Satisfaction guarauteed AdvIan n
PAR. ZIG West Sixth
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1921-01-01
Official Proceedings of the
POLICE JURY
Parish of St. John the Bapt.

Edgard, La, December 10th, 1920.
Pursuant to call by President P. G.
Songy. the Police Jury of st. John
the Baptist met this day at the Court
House in special session to adopt the
Parish Licenses for the year 1921, to
receive report of the State Supervisor
cf Public Accounts andoto transact
any other business that would come
before said meeting. The following
members were present: President +.
G. Songy, Messrs Reynaud, Barre
Montegut, Duhe and Bourgeois.
Absent, None.
The report of the Supervisor OF Pu-
bic Accounts in Louisiana, was read
and on motion of Mr.. Reynaud, secon
ded by Mr.. Duhe and carried said re-
mort was accepted and ordered spread
on the minutes.
It was then moved by Mr.. Reynaud
and seconded by Mr.. Dune that the
following resolution be adopled'
"Whereas the above mentioned re-
port of the Supervisor OF Publlc Ac-
counts covering the periods IRON
July 1918 to July 1920 has been mace
and accepted by this Police Jury,
Be it Resolved. that said report pe
| turned over to the District attorney
to be acted upon as he sees 1T
Vote on same resulted as follows:
Yeas: Messrs. Reynaud, Barre, Songy,
Montegut, Duhe and Bourgeois.
Nays, None. :.
Tn accordance with recent Act OF
the State Legislature, creating the
Parish Board of Equalization OF AS,
sessments. it was moved by Mr.. Rey-
nand. seconded by Mr.. Barre thai
Mr. edmond Dutreix, of Edgard, La.
he annointed as a member OF salt
hoard. Ut was moved by Mr.. Monte
ont seconded by Mr.. Duhe that Mr
I1 = Chenet. of Mount Airy, La. o.
annointed on said board. The said ac'
recurring that two members be ap
nointed by the Police Jury, and tner'
being only two names presenteo =
| the Police Jury, vote was taken %
same as follows:
For Mr.. Dutreix: Messrs. heynauu
Barre, Songy, Montegut, Dune am
Rourgeois. Nays. None.
For Mr.. Chenet: Messrs. Reynauo
Rarre- Songy, Montegut, Dune an
Rourgeois. Nays, None.
Il was further moved by Mr.. barr
and seconded by Mr.. Montegut an
carried carr that the President and Secre
tary be and are hereby authorlzea eaat :
certify these two names to the pa. "a.
Board OF Affairs, and to issue tnef
their commissions.
r was moved by Mr.. Duhe, and IS S
conded m BY Mr.. Reynaud that the Ie e
loving License Ordinance De aaop1e
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1921-01-01
License Ordinance
YeuI 1921.

Levving an annual license tax Tor
the wear 1921 on all persons, assocla-
tions of persons, firms and corpora
tions pursuing any trade, profession,
vocation. calling. or business, IN tne
Parish Of st. John the Baptist, IN puf
suance Of Article 229 Of the Consti.
tntion Of the State Of Louisiana OF /
1898. as amended, and Act z5o oI tne
General Assembly of the State o.
Louisiana of the year 1920.
SECTION BE it ordained py Inc
Police Jury of the Parish OF SAINT |
Iohn the Baptist that there is hereny
levied license tax for the year i9zL'
unon each person, association OF per-
sans firms and corporations, pursu-
mo ary trade, profession, vocation,
naIlino or business, in the Parish OF
81 John the Baptist, subject to neen-
e under Article 239 OF the Consta.u-
t;on Of 1898, as amended: ana put
suant to the provisions OF ACT 200 -
1920. as hereinafter flxed anu s1a
duated, viz Enc
when gross annual sales are so;o,o m
| ~ less. the license shall be ocn o.vo
IS. 900 or more & less than sio,ounv1, q n1
| the license shall be 49, onn
$4,000 or more & less than slo'pvu, ~
the licerse shall be soa nm onn
S15 900 or more & less than Sz5,ovus, ~ ~
| fhe license shall be zo;vv oan
500. 900 or more & less tnan sz9,vuv, az
fhe license shall be ,a 1o.uo oan
/ sa5.0OO or more & less than qoV,ovvn, 81 ~
tho license shall be oe.Uo osn
$50 900 or more ana iess - eaai na
nm the license shall be $59.oo. aao
/ When gross annual sales are S4v,oI0 Is 7;
- more and less than $5o,ooo me III ~,
cense shall be sns s1s
When gross annual sales are are Soo' 9ao
ofer ar more and less than Sivv,oVu, ~ ~
j tne license shall be ps1.us seaa
when gross annual sales are Saoo' aoo
4 af,f, 81, more and less than Siov,ovnva, ~ ~
tbe license shall be @Aey;gs egra
When gross annual sales are aoo
4 ooll or more or less than 4zuu,avv, 5a AZ
the license shall be Iov.uv ~,
n Rasfaurants, tea rooms, co1Iee-nou,,
| ses. or eating houses, same as IssaA
dealers. >rrr>rf..
! when capital. surplus and undivided
nrofits are SIS, 900 or less the aeense sc ne
shall be ss.9
ruentv-five thousand Or more snd
less than $4,000 the license snai' al
F;ftv thousand or more, and les
than s100, 900, the license shat 8 3
one Hundred thousand or more q
lass than 5000 900, the license snai q
g BILLIARD TABLES
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1921-01-01
School Board
Parish Of St. John the Baptist.

Edgard, La, December End. 1920.
The School Board assembled this
day in regular monthly session with
and the following Members present:
and Bourgeois. Absent, Mr.. Gen.
dron.
1t was moved by Mr.. Alexandra, Sc
conded by M. Tassin, and carried,
that the reading of the Minutes be
dispensed with.
The Superintendent reported that he
had purchased Ford Transfer as re-
quested by the Board. On motion of
Mr.. Alexandre, seconded by Mr.. Milk
let, and carried, Mr.. Maurice Catoire
was appointed to operate the Trans
| fer.
| The Superintendent called the at
| tention of the Board to the Xmas
Holidays. It was moved by Mr.. Alex
andre, seconded by Mr.. Millet, and
carried that the Xmas Holidays begin
at 400 p. NJ on Thursday, Dec. %,
and end on Sunday, January 2.
1t was moved by Mr.. Alexandra, Sc
conded by Mr.. Tassin, and carried,
that Mr. Millet be authorized to have
the Contractor build steps and door
in the Godchaux School Annex.
t was moved by Mr.. Alexandra, Sc
conded by Mr.. Bourgeois, and carried
that the colored schools be opened on
Monday, January Srd.
The Superintendent read the resig-
nation Of Mrs. Helen Songy. 1t was
moved by Mr.. Alexandra, seconded
by Mr.. Tassin, and carried. that the
resignation of Mrs. Songy be accept
ed and another teacher be supplied.
The following bills were approved
, | by the Finance Committee and or
motion of Mr.. Alexandra, seconded
3 by Mr.. Tassin, and carried, they wert
ordered paid:
George Bourgeois, pay ron s 392.4t
Henry j. Waguespack, insu- S,
1 rance l5U.Vs
W. A. Thompson, freight 8.9:
Chas. Broussard, books 2.6'
C. j. Montegut, books and
freight DOL
L. F. Laurent, stamps and office :,
expenses 4.o'
George Perilloux, work on Dry :,
School 1881
~. II. Hempel, insurance 1872
Mt. Airy Store Co., furnishings S.4i
: Emile Rousseve, moving colored
School lVU.o,
r II. Oubre, hauling lumber 5l.0'
Id Mont. coal 15.0
Lutcher & Moore Lumber Co., lum,
ber ai.5
Albert Millet. lumber, lights,
freight oo.o
0 Edward Sutton, repairs 112.5
!. As-s's' - ~'.'- - 541.2
:. turas 541.3
]. Chas. Alltmont & Bro, fur'gs z6.l
!, Oliver Wehre. repairs 6.2
woodland Planting Go. coal 1913
E. " <Cazenave, Ford Trans
fer S9o.S
! sIisr n;sh;rvs ass1 1884
G. Maurin & Son, furnishings 2.e
l. tE. j. Caire, furnishings 37.o
ILyon Lumber Co. lumber 3d.
George Bourgeois, furnishings 259.t
q Orleans Demolishing Co. shil
giles Ivo.s
rent zU.s
e ]. wilton Jones, heaters TO-.
It B. Y. Redmond & Son, cutters 30-l
y Elida BBodin, furnishings 81
. There being no further busine
y on motion duly seconded, and CARR
the Board adjourned.
& 3. o. ABADIE. President
'Sl LuBM T. LAURENT. Secretary.