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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
SUM knocked OUT
IN READING BOUT
Local BattIer Surprised When
He Takes Count in Opening
Round With Terry HanIon.

Reading. Pa. March 22.-kid Sum
OF Wilmington, was knocked out here
IN the first round Of scheduled eight
round bout. last night, with Terry
Hanlon OF Philadelphia. Sum started
the hghting and before the bout was
q minute old. Hanlon held Sum with
hi. right arm and with the left sent
q hook 20 the Jaw, and dropped Sum.
who stayed down for the count Of
nine. He got UP groggy and right
20 the Jaw dropped him again. When
he arose the second time. Hanlon went
after him like a madman, and rained
body blows on Sum and finished him
with a left TO the jaw.
The outcome OF the fight was a
complete surprise 10 the 2.Soo fans
present al the scrap. The boys were
re-matched for a fight IN Reading
within the next three weeks. Sum
10 favorite here and was heartily ap-
plauded when he left the ring. The
blow was 500 20 ! shot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
ITALIAN AND STAPLER
TEAMS BATTLE TONIGHT

One OF the most interesting basket
ball games OF tho season will bc play
ed tonight in the Y. NJ. C. A. at 7.A5,
when tie for the Community Service
basketball honors will be settled.
italian Ncighborhood and Staplcr
NeiGhborhood Associations will be the
contenders. Both teams have been
playing stellar ball throughout the
season, showing ability far above the
average. A large turnout Is expected
Dininterested officials have been Sc
cured. which. In connection with the
neutral floor, offers neither team any
advantage. Mr.. Ellis. OF Friends
School, will officiate, with Mr.. Conway
OF du Pont High. and Mr.. Sparks, OF
the Y. NJ. c. A., as timer and scorer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22

her a. snugly ~ a rubber cap nhS rhe
herd Of a bather. She 10 the vRils. ef-
f,cicnt, wholesome type without losing
n bit OF tho feminine charm that makes
her beloved OF motion picture audi
ences tho world over.
aThc Branded Woman at tho Savoy.
Norma Tslmadgc, In her lstcrt star
ring vehicle, "rhe Branded Woman"
n First National attraction, which ~
now showing at the Savoy Theatre
and for the balance of this week. Is
probably the most pretentious Offering
that Norma has ever given 10 the
screen The basic substance Of the
story has 20 do with the influence
denizens OF the underworld try 10 OK
crt over those above theic moral sta-
ton in iife.
~Keeping Hearts" Mt the Strand.
Keeping Hearts" featured NJ the
Strand Theatre today is vivid pic
turiza ton OF one phase Of small town
life. II shows the power either foI
good or eyil that can bo welded in q
small community by ono man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
DODGE ON TRIAL AGAIN.
Wife In Hospital, Millionaire Faces
Fine, Another Fine and jail Term.

Kalamazoo. Mich. March 2S.--John
Duval Dodge. Detroit millionaire. was
slated to take tho stand In his own
behalf today In his trial In municipal
court hero on n charge OF driving a
motorcar whilc intoxicated. The sud
den illness OF the defendants wife late
yesterday caused adjournment shortly
after tho defence had opened. Mrs
Dodge suffered nervous breakdown
and was taken to n hospital where her
condition was at first reported serious.
Tho case was not expected to con-
sumo mere thnn a few hours today.
After 1t is disposed OF. Dodge is 10
be given n hearing on charge of H.
legally transporting liquor
Both charges grew out OF mid
night Joy ride here March II. In which
girl student at Western state Nor
NAL School was injured.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
SCREEN
"Foors Paradise- at the Queen.

That the art OF Cecil II. DeMille IS
still In process OF expansion. was
demonstrated with signal force when
his latest production Fools Paradise"
was first displayed at tho Queen The
atre. This Is n magnificent picture
and ~ may be maintained that IL IS one
OF tho best he has thus far presented
20 an edmiring motion picture public
The theme az handled by Beulah Marie
Dix and Sada Cowan and suggested by
Leonard Merrick's notable story, The
Laurels and the Lady" IL OF absorbing
appeal while tho production IN point of
direction. setting and acting Is as far
above the average motion picture as
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
HIGH SCHOOL TURNS
TO BASEBALL HOPES
Cherry and White Expect to
Have Fast Team; Stiff
Schedule Arranged.

Now that the basketball lseason is
over tho attention OF the Delaware
avenue boys will be turned toward the
diamond. The Cherry and White
should be represented by a fairly
good nine this season. The Highlets
will have TO do some lively stepping
because Manager Pippin has arrang-
cd a stiff schedule.
Although none OF the candidates for
the team are sure OF their positions
Il looks as II Maxwell will DO on the
receiving end. with either White or
Richards on the mound sleepy
Salters. who has returned for some
post graduate work. may hold down
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
lands Turns to Golf.

st. Louis. March 22.-Basebail
Commissioner X. NJ. lands was
scheduled to play a round OF golf
with several members OF tho St
Louis Americans, at Mobile, Ala. 20
day, before departing for tho New
York Americans camp at New Or
leans.
Judge lands saw the Browns de-
feat the Spring Hrl College team, OF
Mobile. IS TO yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
WILL HOLD CITY LOOP
MEETING NEXT SUNDAY

Owing to an engagement. President
Leo Walsh will be unable 10 preside
over the meeting OF the City League
basketball clubs. which was called for
tonight The meeting hns been post
poned until noxt Sunday afternoon
and will be held at the Pioneer head
quarters. at 2.30. At that time all for
felt moneys viii be returned 10 the
clubs and other important business
transacted
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
HOWARD HIGH WINS,

The Howard High School team,
practically the Varsity team, defeated
the Grammar School team. q 10 10.
last night. in the auditorium of No.
22 School.
In the preliminary game the Howard
Reserve girls had little difficulty in
overwhelming the 81. Joseph's girls
10 70 g.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22

first base with len. Jones on second.
Lichenatein at short, and Carbon on
third. Bradway and Captain Jones
are two OF tho probable outficlders.
With all probability tho freshmen
will have = nino this senson. At
tempts will be made to arrange games
with tho freshmen OF other schools.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
BROwNSON ACADEMY WINS.

After . layon OF two weeks, the speed y
Bro~nson Academy quintet showed they
are stili In form when they took the fast
stepping Peoples Settlement fve into
camp, - TO 22 The passing OF the Fourth
and jackson streets boys was the out
standing feature Of the game
CAllsn. Keeley and Dsgenais were the
Leading scorers for Brownson. The score
BKOWSSOk ACADEMY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
skating Championship.

The final preliminary contests in
the skating championship Will take
place at the Auditorium tonight. The
finals are scheduled for next Wed
nesday night. when the city champion
ship will be decided
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE
Marjorie Rambeau in "Jcnny Jones'"

An attraction which should prove OF
considerable interest TO theatrcgoers
h tho presentation here by tho Messrs.
Shubort OF Marjorie Ramb~nu In
Gladys Ungcr's comedy, Jenny Jones"
nj Tho Playhouse three days. starting
Monday. March 27 with Wednesday
matinee. Tho plays In which Miss
Rambcau has appeared on tho New
York etage, since her coming East
seven years ngo. have been no highly
successful that she has been seen
away from New York I'm few towns.
Most OF these plays have run entire
seasons IN tho metropohs-so Of
these plays being Cheating Cheatcrs." +"
Sadie Love-" 80 Much for so Much"
Eyes OF YOUTH" where Poppies
Bloom" ''rhe Unknown Woman. -
'"rhe Fortune Tcller,' and Daddy
Goes Hunting" in which she was
seen at tho Plymouth Theatre. New
York. most OF the present season.
Gladys Unger. the auther Of "Jenny
Jones'" has had n great number OF
successee both on the Englishs and
American stage. Her now play, writ
ten for Miss Rambeau. II in three
acts. the locale, New York OF the pres
ent time.
Royal Venetian FIvc st Gnrrick.
The Garrick program that hns been
so ably headed by tho Royal Venetian
Five OF vocal and instrumental ar
lists will conclude Its Wilmington run
this evening. Another outstanding
feature on the same bill ~ "T'hs
Awakening OF the Toys" fancifu
creation executed splendidly by dane.
ing. Frank Dewitt is responsible foi
the production OF this novelty and foi
tho presentation OF tho Jack -if-the.
box character. Shirley Mason's brigh
personality radlates in the photoplaJ
Jackie" which is tho chief screen OF
fering. The headline feature for Tn,
last half OF the weeks program Fl
the Brcen Family OF artists Tn
Breens have danced their way aroun,
tho world mad throughout their trip
! their efforts not only gained favorable
attention OF tho people but OF royaltl
| an well. Miss Nellie Breen is n pre-
| miere dancer and n ballet dancer o
note. Tom Breen is nm expert jug
| gler and originator of the Breon Jug
| Cling. Recently they were features
| with Montgomery and Stone in 'NChii
Chin" The entire Breen fawey
talented but the palm OF ability
awarded 10 Tom and Nellie. A ney
science. "thinology" by namo is ex
pounded by slim" orindell and Cory
Esther. Throughout tho fun, there
n liberal smattering OF song. Toss an
Ann Carter are two dainty misses wh
are juet as clever as they are pleas
ing. The photopiay is William Rus
sell I'm The Roof-Tree." an eNctln
adventure story Of family tree an
4 sc veral love rornances
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
RESERVES.
PENN AII-STAR9
o'HI' sCoREi: jREiY iNNISGs.

No. School -. o 42O02 Ks
Penn Al-Stars 0 0 o o o O Go
Home runs,1Fitzgerald. 2. Three base
hit--FitIgorald. Two-base bits-Dorso.
2 Sacrifice hits-McCaIl. Beacon. Struck
out-By Fitzgerald. 49, by Hayes. 10
Umpire-Briggs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
ADLON FIVE DEFEATED.

The Peoples Settlement Juniors easily
defeated the Adlon five last night at the
Peoples settlement. 20 TO %. Wilson
was the star OF the game with eight field
goals The score:
Peoples SETTLEMENT, JRs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22
FITZGERALD STARS IN
WIN OVER ALL.STARS

Fanning thirteen men. polling out two
homers triple and two singles. Fitz-
gerald. OF the No. / School Reserves. was
the star in his teams victory over the
Penn All-Stars yesterday afternoon al
Eighteenth and Van Buren by an TO 8
score
The score;
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22

the tropical sun IN different from the
Arctic moon.
Katherine Macdonald Mt tho Arcadia.
"Trust Your WIFE," Katherine Mac
Donald's now film. which the Arcadia
Theatre js showing for three days con-
cludes It's performance this evening
Tomorrow q new feature will be ehown
II IS mot Guilty" an exciting romance
that encircles the globe in it's per
formance. Tho plot OF tho story is an
unusual one and involves twin broth
ers VINO love the same woman and
who, strange TO relate, are both loved
by her. Ono OF the brothers commits
n crime, turns out 20. be n murderer
and his twin changes Identity with the
guilty l~other. Then events follow in
rapid sequence.
Pauline Frederick Mt the Majestic.
The remarkable performance OF
Lon Clancy in tho role of n fanatical
refoerner Is ono of the outstanding
points In Ace OF Hearts," the photo
play now being ahown at the Majestic
Theatre Tho change in program To-
morrow will bring Pauline Frederick
to the theatre starring in her newest
offering. Two Kinds OF Women. .
Two Kinds of Women" introduces
Miss Frederick IN a role that frs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-22

the tropical sun In different from the
Arctic moon.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-06

eteub la De
he artificial cafe cas beb Como
de
Como TEMPO de
+ Otos conotniento titles
% d c % T % sA sSns s plata % eGs m c9o guarss @
asf
sobodO @ Como % anei conoce csraer
qui udios snesda
azrse
muhas mas cosas intsesantes
La Mayor Parte de los Hombres Desean
Llegar RicOs.
@ nssa ass:s esf's5 % Is = ' ss %
En- Reslmen
!, cutan7 ivamente =
verdad A6p
dicn parHran
para
tod Pequshos
NADIA mas
$500 los pagara reibt el fbro
mensiro Diria 6rdenss
UNION MAIL ORDER co. DEPT. 8,
ePs cnHaEENT AVE- 1uIWAukEE WISCONSIN, y s. A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-06
! EI CeItaInell del
AteReO

Ell dia treinta del pr6ximo pasado
abril, qued6 cerrado ell plazo de adj
mission de trabajos para los concur
SOS sobre sEl Obero Agricola de
los Campos", v Gel Obero Urbano 0
de las Fabricas".
Los titulos Y lemas de las obras al
respecto recibidas en- la Secretarfa de
Aicha Institution, son los siguientes:
LEI Obrero Agricola de los
Campos".. No trae lena y principia
asf: "La familia del obrero vive ma
ximamente diezmada", etc.
Ademas, en-, vez de tres ejemplares,
solo ha llegado uno.
Eel Obrero Agrfcola de los
Campos. LENA: La Question obrera
les la question suprema de este inten-
so siglo Xxx.
Bel Obrero Agricola o de los
Campos. LENA: Don't prohesy unless
you know.
4.-El Obrero Agricola de los
Campos. LENA: Sumisa v desdicha-
da muchedumbre-que en- servil igno-
rancia vive y muere... Luis Mufoz
Rivera.
5.-El Obrero Urbano de las Fa-
bricas. LENA: Ell orden, lac conomia
Y Ell traIbajo, son las bases de la pros
iperidad Y dicha del hogar.
Gel Obrero Urbano de las fa-
bricas. Lena: Ell orden, la economic
del sudor, con el negro incienso de
las chimeneas y con ell armonio me-
talico de las maquinas, Sc celebra la
misa solemne del Trabajo.
En- cuanto al concurso sobre ell te-
ma: De 81 "es razonable Greer sin com
prender", solo Sc ha recibido hasta la
fecha uha obra con Ell lena: "La ra-
zen de Ia fe".
| Ell plazo de admission de trabajos al
respecto vence ell dia 1ltimo del cur
Isante mayo.
4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-06
zapatos de hombre
La Ciudad COndal"
San Jose 5. San Juan. 5S1

y de su distinguida esposa, que deja-
ron la noche anterior en- un joyero
sobre ell mueble que esta junto la
CANA. Los 4Sres. de Todd residen en-
una casa de altos en- la Caleta de San
Juan, No.s3, y es costumbre de ellos,
debido alLsofocante ealor de estos d{as,
dejar las puertas abie1tas; linclaso la
que da1a lalazotea. Sc supone que el
ladron ha penetrado por la puerta de
la aZotea hastalllegari a la 'habitaci6n-
dormitorios dei los Sres. de Todd de
donde sustrajo las joyas.f El, Sr. odd
'ha notifcadoGa la detective que las
lprendas robadas, entire las cualeso hay
,algunas de inestimba1e valor para
iellos, fueron un par de 9pantaIlas de
brillantes, otro par con aserina, iotro
par de corales largos, una cadena de
.piatfno con un lavalier de brillantes
y una perla en- ell centro, una cadena
de plata con perlitas y piedras azules.
Nos cuenta el Lcdo. Todd, que SUI
nifo mayor, como de dos afios de edad,
esta naaiana como las cuatro v me-
dia, 10 llamo y dijo "iPapa, tocan!",
habiendose rgeistrado toda la casa sin
hallar prueba alguna de que alguien
hubiera penetrado.
La detective tiene conocimiento dc
este escalamiento, que ha dejado SEM
brado el tenor entire las familias que
residen por aquel vecindario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-06
El pTOblGIil8 De los
ASGguTOS


Con motive prctexto de la re-
petici0n de los siniestros por incen-
dio, Sc inform0 aver que muchas Com
paiifas de seguros .estdn rebajando el
importe de las sumas aseguradas en-
has respectivas p6lizas v otras amena-
zan con suspender sus negocios en- la
isla.
ESQ, 10 primero, entendemos que de-
bio hacerse siempre ST una propie-
dad vale $4,000 y tiene asegurada esa
suma no deben admitfrsele mas poll
zas, pues suele resultar que, por elem
plo, una propiedad que tiene 3 segu-
ros valor de 100000, por clyas poll
zas Sc lie ha cobrado el correspondent
tie canon, 81 sObreviene un incendio Sc
lie discute entonces que ell valor real
era de la mitad la tercera parte de
la suma que lie aseguraron cobraron
Y ESQ trae dificultades, cuando no una
amenaza de descr6dito desconfanza
del pdblico. Entendemos que, adn que
los ingresos de esas empresas Sc mer-
men, los,aseguros deben hacerse Qentro
de una polftica 10 mas conserdAdora
possible.
| 81, como en- todas las cosas de la vi
da, hay posibles excepciones de mala
fe, en- general ell que asegura sus bic
nes por clio paga 10 que lie piden, tie
ne el prop0sito de garantizarlos y no
es cosa que 81 lie cobran por 100000
luego Sc lie alegue que su propiedad no
valfa ESQ.
Dignas de apoyo Y de credito son
esas empresas que realizan un seryicio
garantizador de. la propiedad, pero de-
be evitarse que por una actuaci6n muy
liberal, que significa mayores ingre-
SOS, luego, en- muchos casos teIrga que
acudirse a los tribunales con gastos,
dilaciones y nuevos perjuicios para los
lreclamantes que muchas veces ademas
de la p6rdida de sus bienes, tienen la
de una larga contienda- jurfdica que
puede. prolongarse aiios, sdados los re-
cursos de que disponen las compafifas
con entendidos abogados Y sin prisa
alguna referente a dinero que tienen de
sobra, cuando el querellante ha que
dado zen las tablas."
" En- general, los agentes muestran
plausible actitud de llegar a un amis-
so acuerdo, aunque, por supuesto, tra-
tando de obtener 10 mas cdnyeiifente
para su negocio, pero es 10 cierto que
| el sistema de amontonar p6lizas y co
brar su eanoni para despues tratar de
limitarieI ipago sufhas mueho mas re-
ducidas, ses problema que se'idebe res
tlldiar VI resolver de la uaejor manera
1para el derecho de los perjudicados
ae.g ----' .Eg mfs1no.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-06
UnNllsD Dolaresss. ,e en- J Puras aliosas .' .'
: Infon1rnll;a,ciionles.s por Solam1ente $500
Ell LibrO de los Grandes
SECRETOS.

Este libro de secretos contiene muchas
formulas valiosas, raros secretos, manera de
hacer dinero y otros informes TITLES. Vale
solo $500.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-06
UN EsCALAMIENTo AUDAZ CO
METIDO EN- LA RESIDENCIA
DEL LCDO. ROBERTO H.
s,'' 4 TODD, HfJO. Y I

Esta nianana no fus' grata la sor-
presa que recibio ndestfo amigo Ell
Lcdo. Roberto H. Todd, hijo, Official
-jafidico del departamento de justieia,
cuando al levantarse' pBr la mahaha
pudo dafse edenta del ilqfe del tocador
habfan desaparecido las prendas de el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-06

inoMI5EBLES PARAm0FICINAS! La
caiidad s e6traIqsuperiorl oLds precios
mas m6dilosaasAprOyeche nesteb gran
deseuento. ,Cantero, Fernando & Co.,
Inc.
@fa,S.. 4.f fiaffU n eif1ulqif 5fesift3e SD
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-06

..5 DEDOS DE SEDA:-No es
otra cosa que la MAS ORIGI-
NAL SERIE hecha pOr Jorge B.
.SEITZ y MARGARITA COUR-
TOD tOmada de las famosas no
velas de john C. RAFFLES, AR
SENIO LUPIN Y SHERLOCK
HOLMES, no es una cOsa dispa-
ratada es FINA, SUGESTIVA y
ATRAYENTE. VEALA, LIE
GUSTARA. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-06
Publicado por Primera
veZ en- EspanOl.

Este lbfo ensefa como hacer carbon
artificial, orc artificial, plata y diamantes;
tinta invisible. Otra que desaparece despu6s
de dos semanas. Otra mas, que brlla en- Ia
escuridad. Lamparas de bolsillo. Como tras-
. ladar retratos impresiones a otro papel
como hacer barnices para muebles, extin-
guidor para ell fuego en- lfquido polvo.
Como hacer jab6n barato. Tambi6n como
limpiar el papel tapiz, carpetas sombreros
etc. Guitar manchas de Ia pintura, exter-
minar chinches, ratas etc.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-10-26

graduates in Natchitoches Parish.
Count the number of Life Mem.
bers in it.
Dues should be sent or handed
to the secretary-treasurer.
l.. j. Alleman, DR.. Joe Bath,
Carmen Breazeale, Kathcrin c
BrcazeaIe. Robt. E. Chaplin, G.,
NJ. Cunningham. Martha Fel.us,
Maudc Funderburk. j. E. Guar.
dia. Bertha Haupt, Verbie Jacob,
Bertha Katie, Edna Katie, Harold
Kaffir, Mrs. Joseph Leveque. Edna
Levy, Ette Levy, Yo!ande Melan-
con, Ia Nellie Nash, Augusta
Nelken, Fannie Nciken, Lillian
Nelken, Roberts Nelken, Anna
Ruth Nutta'l, Mrs. N. E. Pearson.
E. G. Peters, j. 0. Pettiss, Dr..
NJ. H. Phelps, Robt j. Phillips.
Una Prndhomme, Julia Rogers,
j. D. Rusca, BESSIE V. Russell,
Scharlie Russell. Gratia Smith.
Mrs. Joseph 5. Stephens. Mrs.
d. l.. Suddat!,, Mrs. w. w.
TisooD. w. w. fison. Mrs. r. A.
Wagley. Thelma ZeIenka.
w. W. TISON,
Sec. treas, La. State Normal Col
lege Alumni Assn.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-10-26

graduates of the Normal but only
296 arc Life Mcmbers-just 8 per
cent. When AZ per cent OF the
ones who are not life members
will pay their life dues ($1O) with
in two years, the goal of $25, 900
will be reached. Yearly dues are
Sl.OO
The reasons are obvious why
the Alumni of Natchitoches Par
ish should set the pace in attain
ing the goal. We give below the
names of the ones in this parish
who are Life Members. This list
together with the names Of the
others who may pay their daes
before the meeting of the Associa-
ton during the Louisiana Teach
crs' Association meeting from
November Both to December End,
inclusive, will be printed again
in the Natchitoches PAPERS.
According to our present mail
ing list, there are 32l Normal
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-10-26
Catholic Woman's GLIB Room.

The Catholic Woman,s Club
has remodelcd the lower story ol
the historic Old Priests house
which has sheltered many no.ables
during the many decades it has
stood in the old Bishopric square,
into . modern suite Of club rooms
with every convenience for the
many activities in which it is en-
gagged these days. The rooms
where the meetings are held arc
most attractive. Walls, draperies
and furnishings in ivory, while
the others are fresh and neat in
different design and color schemes.
The sale of antiques, furniture,
! brig 9 8 4 q brsc. jewriry, etc, rs chr
ried on N q room Set asida for
this purpose, while a fully .quip-
ped kitchen is the delight Of The
members. for it will do away with
all the trouble aud worry and cx
pense Incumbent whenever dinners
or lunches are given for benefit
purposes.
The remodeliny end printing of
both Cathedra! snd club house
were under the splendid superyi.
sion of MIR. Percy PruAllomme.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-10-26
NORMAL ALUMNI
ASSN. OF NATCHI-
TOCHES PARISH

It is known by all graduates of
the Louisiana State Normal Col
lege that the Alumni of this inst.-
tuition MAINTAIN loan fund for
the education of deserving and
needy students at the Normal.
From this fund approximately
one hundred and twenty loans are
made annually.
At q meeting Of the Normal
Alumni Association in New Or
leans last April, it was decided to
raise the loan fund TO s25, 600
within the next. five years. 1t
now totals $l0,6Oo
This fund has grown to its pres.
ent size from the payment of
yearly and life dues by some of
the Alumni. There ara 3,700
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-10-26
lots and $l3. 10000 dollars in favor of

, lots and $l3. $4,000 dollars in favor of
said proposition, and - ballots and
$o30.OO dollars against said proposition;
and, therefore, the majority in both
number and amount cast by the prop
erty taxpayers of the said School Dis
trict No. 81. in the Parish of Natchi-
toches in said election being in favor
thereof; and,
At the same time and place we did
examine and canvass the returns as
evidenced by the duplicate tally sheets
and duplicate compiled statement, the
correctness of both being sworn to by
the commissioners, according to law,
and finding also that the returns indi-
Gated majority both in number ard
amount of property in favor of said
proposition.
Therefore, we declare that the result
of said election is in favor of tie
Proposition to levy 81 mills
Is OO3T) special tax on all the prop
erty subject to taxation in School Dis
trlct No. 81. Parish of Natchitoches,
Louisiana, annually, for a period Of
five years, for the purpose of giving
additional aid to the public schools of
the said school district.
And, in accordance with law, pro-
mitigation of the aforesaid result was
prepared, and the Secretary of the
Natchitoches Parish School Eoard was
ordered 70 have Z copy Of the sape,