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New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

1nsal ncHlR1ssTIANsAND, sr Sept 1o--Hellig olav
p.i biuENos AYREs Sept 1o--Highand
Prince lBr). New, York; songvaar (Nor).
'aMseosSS11yIls; MoS1x1s Robin saa, Hood. New York.
| MANCHEsTER. Sept 1o-Manchester er
Merchant l lBr}. philadelphia
ton; scythia (Br). New York and boston
wa va, queenstown; 10. Pittsburgh (Br).
phiiaadelphia and Boston via Queenstown;
Regina (Brj, Montreal ~1se"S'o"h'
souTHAMPToN, Sept s--Berengarla
PLYMouTa, Sept 1o--America. New
York for Cherbourg and Bremen land pro-
LONDON. Sept 11--shiokshinny, Charles
HELslNGFORS, Sept st Anthony,
Montreal.
for Bremen.
), GENOA. Sept s--Mas Negro (span>,
York Satartia. New York.
BREMEN, Sept 6---Nocalula, Galveston:
D, West Helix. Baltimore.
~ BARCELONA, Sept 6-Nuria (span),
GLASGOW. Sept s--Jufuku Maru, Bal
timore Virginian, San Francisco. Cassan-
ara (Br), Montreal: II. City OF London
ROTTERDAM Sept s-Lord Downshlre
LnlTH. Sept 1o.-African Prince CBr).
Philadelpha; Anglo Mexican (Br), san
CAPE TOWN Sept 1o-Bantu, New
York
GIRRALTAR, Sept e-Passed: Algic,
DELAGoA BAY. Sept S-CIan McIn-
f0sh sa4Ne2?iHSI 4Ihr2?i New s.n, York ,n,, .... :, c
:. AvoNMouTH. Sept s--oxonian (Br),
HoNGKoNG. Sept Havre Maru
Jap), New York
FAYAL. Sept sMontcllo utaD, Mont
real tor Venic4
FFreeport. New York for Piraeus. Patria (Fr).
New r9rlS yia uP!hhilsdelphia for Naples
York Via Philadelphia.
HAMBuRG, Sept s-Eastmoor (Br), Balti-
more 5,, llth, caronia tBr) New York via
ROTTERDAM Sept e-Ala. Baltimore and
Norfolk; Ethelwolf tBr), Montreal.
AMSTERDAM, Sept S-Janelew, New Or
,.,1 ANN.TWERP; N. Sept 9-Montaux, Baltimore
V'a nfI Mgrfoik; ssn 18th, Mnnedosa lBr1 Montreal
and BateTs seps s9qaHep Via Ha1iea CITY Phadepha
nUENos AYREs, sept 9~Arundo tDu),
9. .MAaNcHEsTER, Sept 1o-Hallgjerd (Nor).
AVoNMouTH, Sept 1o-ruscaloosa CITY
San Francisco via London.
AA!htDRosSAN, Sept 11-Nordyaag (Nor).
Montreal NJ -
,eSu;I1 SIERRA LEONE, Sept s-Rountry tBr).
from Lagos. etc), New York
MARsg1LLES, Sept 81 Domeneus
lBrl. from s'atavia), New York
HUELVA, Eept 6--Muskegon (from Mes
sinai New York.
BREMEN. Sept s-seydrtz tGer), New
LIVERPOOL, Sept o--Llverpool Maru
", RsoTTERpAM. ! @ r, Sept s--Hesperos (Nor),
'iMMiNGH1M san+ q r,,
Boston N"
HULL. Sept s--Erie Maru tJap), Bos-
Ton n,r,f Tanadlan s. Cruiser GBr), Montreal.
BELEAST. Sept 10-Lord Londonderry
tBD, Montreal
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12

leighton. Santos, Arg *.
Lamport a Holt Line
due Saturday
Carenco, Marseilles. Sept i,
@ y Mallory a Co
carns, Middlesboro. Sept rs. Tunch- Edge
Hsider. Buenos Ayres. Sept / :. Funeh- Edge
Eastern Trader. Honoluiu,~-Aug al
Tampa -Interocean 8 Co
Esdgehtii. Rotterdam, Sept 2.
Black Diamond 8 8 Co
Due Sunday
Tonawanda. Hull, Sept 2 Robert L Hague
Galileo, Hull. Sept 2.
Elierman.s Wilson Line
Henrik Lund, Cardifs. Sept 2.w Gilbert
Californian. Liverpool Sept via Boston.
United American Lines
A + Luckenbach. San Francisco. Aug al.
Luckenbaoh Lines
Due Monday
Crawford Barry. Sept 2....u s Ship Board
Tromdj jenisfacrd, Christiania, Aug 81.
Norwegian American Line
Beiincid. Hull, Sept 3......... .James Hall
Hooeao, London Sept g. Furness- Witty
lava Arrow. Gibraltar, Sept /.
Robert L. Hague
Due Tuesday
Erdely Gibraltar Sept e. Phelps Bros
] II Winchester
Knoxville City. Los Angeles, Sept /.
fsthmian Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12

Baltimore and Norfollss Gloucester, Phiia-
delphial William Blumes tNor), Hull via
Philadeiphia, San gu iBro, Aimirante;
/ caatle-on Tyne; Thomas T. Beal. Pacific
Coast ports via New York; Edward Pmreee,
bosfo om NorpK ater ssh, os se saea ,n
| sark tNor), New York; Espartn, Port
Llmon. Troutnool tBr,. Montreal; ,Alie-
/ Manchester via Philadelphia; seaconnet,
| Norfolk Qatter four ioth}
CHARLESTON, S c, Sept 1i@-Arrived
oneka t5rl Chile; Apache, New York tnnd
| Boston. Sailed. schrs Horatio @ Foss, phil
adeiphia; zebedee E clifr, San Juan.
HAMPTON ROADS, Va, sept ii-Ar-
rived Winnecsonns, Kiel; kronsiadt itNer?,
i 1pssr,as; ! Nsx ysis I,, ionsasy. i New ) ysss e
naw nnsanh sar
Chase, New England; Ruth, New
| Haven; Kronstadt tNor), Boston.
| JACKSONVILLE Fla. Sept 11--Arrived:
Gulf Gull King, Port Arthur Kemp, Tan, Tam,
AmerilSa tDan), New York.
| MONTREAL, Sept 1f--Arrived; stegei-
borg DAM, Norfolk; Fredensbro tpan),
Corsican tBr). GLASGOW; Mattawa tBr),
West Indies; Ausonia (Br), Liverpool.
Sailed Bratsberg tNorl. Norfolk.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept II - Arrived
1 y,
Boston: carsholm tsw), Gothenburg. etc,
| via Baltimore; vaiemore tBr), Liverpool;
| Maridal (Nor), Hull; Deerfeld Vancouver,
| B C, via New York; Lehigh. Boston and
Portland. Me; Nebraskan. New York; Paul
Luekenbach Baltimore Gulfmaid Port
| Arthur; Cretan, Jacksonville and savan-
nah. Iuniata, Boston; Virginia. Prov-
dence; schr Rosalie Hull, Georgetown,
sc; Sailed: sun, sabines Fort Hamilton
| lBr), New York; Peursum (DD. New Or
| leans; San Lorenzo tBr). --; schr
Granville Bacon, Bangor
| Granville r Bacon, Bangor: william II
Doheny, Tampico Sunbeam, TampIco
Falemore tBr), Baltimore
Victoria Maru, Kobe. ''p Sailed: lAr'!yea Steel
Worker, New York via Puget Sound.
PORT TAMPA, Fla, Sept 11-LArrived
Tapti. (Br), Galveston. Sailed Winnifred,
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 11-Arrived 10th
AraMsn Arsan,n 3@Dp, @ Batayia chattanooga city,
Vancouver for Copenhagen; LAS Las vegas,
Vancouver for Sydney: 1Ith. Kentuckfan.
Hamburg. via New York. Admission city,
Astoria a,sd ,,S for LM9ndOn Eleedro Galveston
| lERham.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept 11.-Arrived: Adra
SBr9, Brunswick; coidwater Charleston ;
philadeiphial; Essed. Baltimore (and sailed
for Jacksonville). Sailed City Of Columbus,
| Boston.
TAMpA. Fla, Sept i1-Arrved: Altamaha,
Orleans w Riggs, Fort Myers; Utila
SHond), Ruetan schr Admiral Beatty (Br),
sagua Ia Grande:. Sailed: Yeifuku Maru
''ap'' Norre- -sundby Via Jacksonville.
| VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass Sept 11-Ar-
| rived and sailed: Schr Franconia Jones'
boro for New York Sailed: Schrs Laura
annie Barnes from Windsor), New York:
xletory Chimes (Br) from Parrsboro), New
York; Hazel L Myra CRY (from Lunen-
burg), New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions Of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration of America. Shipmesters of
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following COM
mercial radio stations in the United
States proper. 1t is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in order that they
may be received in time for publication
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
wireless Telegraph Company, Inc, New
York l,3 City tWCG). Babylon. /. I.
tWSE). East Hampton, l.. l. (WSA)
New London. Conn. OWsl).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation of America
VIII receive position reports through
(WCC), Siasconsct. Mass, (WSC), New
London, Conn. tWLC). Cape May, New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through*the Radio Corpora
ton OF America by the U. S. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Departures

York.
LIVERPOOL, Sept = Grelbank tBr)
philadelphia; 9th, Silver Shell, Key West
s volga tBr>, New York; 10th, Canada tBr)
Montreal; Barrymore (Br). Boston.
1Brl Philadelphia; Monganella (Brl, san
Francisco
SHIELDS, Sept g Bergsdalen (Nor,
New York; West Kebar. United States
Glenmoar tBr), Montreal.
lMMINGHAM Sept - Isonzo Gtal)
Boston; Gothic Prince (3r). New York
LONDON, Sept 9--Methven (Br) Mont
real: Nennonia (Br). New York
GIBRALTAR, Sept - Orsova UtaD
(from Trieste), Savannah.
CARDIFF. Sept 9-Silvio Pellico uta)
Baltimore.
YOKOHAMA. Sept a. Eastern Sailor
Portland. Ore.
BARRY. Sept s--Airedale (Br), Park.
haven tDu), Boston,
DUNDEE. Sept s--stanmore (Br). Phil.
adelphia.
:. HoNGKoNG. Sept s-west Ivan. san
Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Wilson Line Contract
Goes to Pusey & Jones
Two Passenger Steamers Will
Be Built for S529,O0O; 10
Accommodate 2 6efl0

The Wilson Line, of Wilmington and
Philadelphia, has awarded the con-
tract for two day-passenger steamers
for $529,000, total cost to thea Pusey
g. Jones Company, of Wilmington The
vessels, to be driven by reciprocating
engines, were designed by the George G.
Sharp Company, naval architects and
consulting engineers, of New York.
The steamers are designed to carry
1000 passengers each. They will be
single screw, equipped with triple ex-
pansion engines and water tube boil
ers, will develop a speed of eighteen
statute miles and will be 220 feet in
length. They will have two Babcock
& Wilcox boilers, equipped for oil
They will be Of steel throughout, and
will have three complete decks for
passengers, in addition to the shade
deck. Eight shipyards submitted bids,
which were opened on August II.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Navy Orders

From The 1r5bune's Washington BRrecu
WASHINGTON, Sept. If.-Nayy order.
issued to-day follow:
Briggs. IL n. NJ, to z. 8. s. Arkansas
Brrhen. 1t. r.. to U. S. s. Arkansas
Cruscher. Lt. C. r.. TO Y. S. s. Ole.
Harper, II. r. H.. resigned
Morgan. Ii, r. C.. TO U. S. S, wyoming
Barieigh, 1t q. Cd A. p, to U. s. s.
Cfeveisnd.
Challenger. 1t q. e., IL l.. 10 U. 8. S.
Q-S.
Ledbetter, Com. r.. f.. 30 Washington.
Nolan. Ii r. A.. To Newport
Arms, Capt F, r.. TO Hampton Roads.
Browning, 1t. Com. H. w, to Asiatlc
station.
Byrne. Lit Com ], a.. TO Washington
Mains Ii. p. w. TO Puget Sound
o Brien. 1t T. r., to Atlantic Submarine
noffiias
wynkoop. 1t. r p. 10 Mare Island
Carpenter Ch. Boen. W. c. TO Tiburon
Saices ch, oRs. 4. p, to 81. Juliens Creek.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Ship Owners Meet To-day
To Discuss Policies
Hague Rules, Subsidy and In
ternational Convention Will
BE Considered

The executive committee of the
American Steamship Owners Associa-
tion will meet at IL Broadway to-day
to define it's attitude on the Hague rules
for uniform bills of lading, attendance
at the International Ship Owners Con-
for further discussion of the ship re-
pair sections of the tariff bill. 1t is
understood that the status of the sub
sidy bill will be taken up also.
The association was represented last
year at the convention in London, but
it is uncertain whether representatives
will be present at the next meeting.
This would depend largely, officials said
yesterday, on the plans of the heads of
American companies to be in Europe
at the time. 1t is unlikely that officials
will be sent from here to attend.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Barber Line Plans to
Reopen Trade Routes

The Barber Line is making plans to
re-enter the French and River Plate
services, it was reported on good au.
thority yesterday The company will
buy ships for these routes and resume
the trade which it had before the war
The Barber Line was the pioneer
American company in the River Plate
run, having twelve chartered ships or
the route. This was given up in 1921
The company withdrew from the
French traffic when the service oper.
lated for the Shipping Board was given
to the Cosmopolitan Line.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Winds at Sea To-day

ffattesas to Key Wsst-- Moderate vari-
able winds weather partly cloudy; occa-
sionAi ehcwers
East Gulf - Moderate to fresh east;
weather unsettled. with showers
West Gu.f--Eresh east TO northeast,
weather unsettled, with showers.
Over Caribbean Sea and windward Pass
age--.Moderate easteriy; weather generally
cloudy, with showers
North OF Sandy Hook.--Moderate to fresh
south. shifting TO north; weather overcast
and thick with sfowera
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras --- Moderate
south. shifting to northwest, showers.
Hatteras 20 Florida Straits Moderate Q
variable: weather partly cloudy; occa-
niannt rhnwara
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
wAsHINGToN, Sept. 11--Army orders
Issued to-day follow:
Infantry
Dumont. Ii f. c., to West Point
Harris. Maj S. A.. 10 Fort MCPHERSON
Mueller. Lit. E, A.. to Camp Meade.
Baker, IL. ]. j.. TO Walter Reed Hospital
Greening. I'd LIT. o. A., resigned.
Quartermaster Corps
Jseerh, 1t r. H., TO Brooks Field
Erickson, 1t. j. l., TO Fort Sheridan.
Miscellaneous
Ashcrszt Capt j. IL, med. C., TO Camp
HclAbird
Day, Capt, j. H. A.. cav to Fort Riley.
Reed Hospital.
Gallagher. Capt I. b.. eng. 10 Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
American Ports

]. s,ALIlMoRE. :, lr. Sept 11--Arrived: Borze-
Rotterdam via Philadeiphia; !; II n Asan,ff s1,
W.. Nst yyarain; yars, goastwise. Boston: Pawnse.
Gstnas foTh, sNa. G5ssy !Nor,. Manati; For,
Port Maria; Key West tNorl Phila9e},, n.s9e}, !,
Phia; se1s., Lucy Iatviano. Cardiff. Sailed. !.
~ rlfsnore, T, Daiquirt: Eicicuta West Coast
a1a,.. oN. sept i1--Arrived: Naneric fBr}
s,se'ea SJars ana Colombo: city Of shangha haia
1Pr} Ts'Iu.sa Tain,,t, and Colombo; Bowes Castle
ports; pnd u, L Holrnblad dam. copenhaFes
aha aiyernan, gnristiania via Shields Howck Hail
seneca. Sydney, b Melrosa s,d,. nesses
=; Sisy OF Augusta, Savannah; .ontarIss'.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Marine Disasters

ST JOHNS. N F. Sept I1-steamer Home
Of Reid id-Newfoundland Company's fleet
ashore early to-day at Barge Point, on
Labrador coast. and will be total wreck
according to meager reports Vessel was
engaged in passenger and freight service
between Bay of Islands terminus OF New
foundland Hallway and points on New
feundland and Labrador coast scene Of
wreck Is in Strait of Belle Isle east of
Raleigh was lost recently.
. PORTLAND. Ore, Sept lib r. Love-
JOY, previously reported ashore In Colum- :
beached after taking list ana losing deoks
load Six feet of water In holds being
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Outgoing Steamships

NoTg.--Mail information will be found
on Travel Page, Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
: san To-day
Asassna AesdsaH yif1 esq1sson i
18th st. Hoboken
samlana NnnsTs RaSra PanH,s' ii u jMssii jsi I
crofton Hail. Buenos Ayres. 9 P M,
Munplace. Vera Cruz. ~ .. n r
Sail Tomorrow
Paris Havre. II AM. 81 N n
President Garfield, London. + 49,. n; : :
francisco. Era, Hull. u N; ;7th st, HoSoKen
Algonquin, San Domingo. / M "a. Bklyn
Sail Thursday
Conte Rosso, Naples M.pb N r
Carmania. Liverpool. 12 NJ ........5s,
Giusseppe Verdi, Naples. = NJ. .....sS y r
city of Harvard. Calcutta. IL nj.
1, Bush Docks Bklyn
Africanic, Gothenburg, NJ. I'D. N r
Dakarian, Liverpool, IL M........5S, N r
Californian. San Francisco. P NJ.
n,.,,,o c,,... = g. Bush Docks Hklyn
Muhoaie' uioara' ~ M. M..............3. e
Sail Friday
Schodack, HaVre, ~ NJ .........2, Hobolsen
East Side, Riga, IL Nj,
2, Army Base, B'kiyn
Burutu, Dakar, 12 NJ. .soth st. Bkiyn
Dungeness. Cape Town, NJ. ..4i. B'kiyn
Silene. Algiers. 3 p M,
2. Erie Basin, B'klyn
Munamar. Nuevitas 12 NJ. ER
Haiti Cape Hayti, 2 M........A4 N n
Almagro, Buenaventura. IL M.....s2 N II
Sail Saturday
Majestic, Southampton i PM.5e, Mr.
La Lorraine. Havre, II AM. SIN r
iceland. Antwerp, IL NJ. .,....... 81, " r
Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam. IL NJ.
5th st, Hoboken
Pres Harding. Bremen, PM. 4. Hoboken
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Will Refit S. S. Louisiana

Prospective bidders for the recon
ditioning of the S. S. Louisiana, owned
by the Texas Company, had an oppor-
tunity yesterday to inspect the vessel
at the plant of the Robins Dry Dock
and Repair Company in Brooklyn. Offers
on the work will be received by the
company until September 81. The plans
and specifications call for an extensive
reconditioning, including complete
overhaul.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Sailed Yesterday

= Deucalion tBrl. Shanghai. etc; Bethore.
Baltimore; Yseldijk (Do, -;; Evelyn,
Brighton tBr), Portland: Upland (Nor)
Cienfuegos; Trontolite CBr). Tampico: Be-,
thcre, baltimore; Evelyn Norfolk; Jeffer-
Piraeus; snagato Maru (Jap). Yokohama:
Sabatowan, Constantinople Rysseldyk
,Du(, Baltimore; Carib. -; Veendyk
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Change of Masters

John H scheemhk succeeds Julius q
Anderberg eomand gasoline screw Texaco
i61; Texas Oil Co.
Ned A Port succeeds r l. Mundy com
mhnd steam screw Cayo Mambi: Atlantic
Fruit Co. Han.ie
command steam screw Nottingham.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Maritime MISCELLANY

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 11-Medon. idle
Shipping Board steamer, drydocked at
Hunters Point for survey in expecta ton
sale to Alaska Steamship Co OF Seattle
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
City Island

Bound South--sirrah (DD, birmingham
Via Boston for New York schrs Daniel
Getson (Br), Nova Scotia for New York
with lumber to Homan g. Ruddington:
annie Chase. Machas for New York
with lath to Sexton G. Bryant
New-York tribune., 1922-09-12
Marine Reports

NOTE. - The hours below are standard time.
THE TIDES
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Secretary of state

Secretary Of State
which certificate shall be sealed with the
Great Seal of louisiana
Section 3. Be 1t further resolved and or
ditined, etc. That the proceeds of the sale
of the bonds herein authorized and directed
to be issued shall be devoted exclusively to
erecting and eQuipping a school building in
School District No. 10, Parish Of Bossier,
Louisiana, title to all of which shall vest in
the public in School District No. 13. of the
Parish of Bossier, Louisiana.
Section 4. Be it further resolved and or
dained, etc, That. in accordance with the
authority vested in this Board BY vote OF
q majority of the property taxpayers Quail.
fed to vote therein at said special election
held in said School District No. Is. there
shall be and there is hereby directed to be
levied In each year while the said bonds
are outstanding and unpaid, a tax on all
Ihe taxable property in said school district
suflclent to pay the interest as the same
shaii become payable semiannually, and
tne principal of said bonds falling due each
year, ana the proceeds of said tax hereby,
directed to be levied shall be sacredly de-
voted ana applied to the payment of said
interest and principal as the same shall
become due, and without further action or
proceeding OF the Board, the proper officer
or oHieers Of the Parish of Bossier are
hereby authorized, directed. and instructed.
beginning with the year 1922, to include
and impose in the annual levy of taxes and
10 extend upon the assessment rolls against
iul taxable property situated in said School
District No. 13 subject to taxation a sum
snmcienf to pay the interest and principal
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of said bonds becoming due the ensuing

of said bonds becoming due the ensuing
year.
Section 5. Be it further resolved and or
dained, ETC., That all resolutions and ordi-
nances and parts of resolutions and ordi-
nances inconsistent herewith be and the
same are hereby cancelled.
On roll call the following members voted
for the adoption of and passage of this res
olutien and ordinance:
Yeds--N. w. Sentell, L. C. Biggs L. r..
Bumgardner. K. l.. Burks, w. Il. Council.
NGys-None.
Absent and not voting DR.. c. H. Irion.
And the resolution and ordinance was
unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Edward F.. Neild submitted his plans
for the proposed school building at Bossier
City, and the Board instructed him to pre-
pare complete set of plans and specifica-
lions for this building and employed him to
superintend the construction of said build
ing subject to the sale of the bonds of
School District No. 49,
The Secretary Of the Bossier Parish
School Board is hereby authorized and d.
rected to advertise for sealed bids for the
$3.50, 900 School District No. 10 bonds. The
said bonds shall run for period Of twenty
years, bearing interest at the rate Of 6 per
cent per annum, payable semiannually.
Bids will be received by the Secretary Of
the Bossier Parish School Board at the
Office of said Board, Benton, La, until IL
o'clock noon. May 8. 1922 The said adyer-
tisements for bids shall be advertised In the
Rossier Banner, Benton, La: Shreveport
Times, Shreveport, La. and the Daily Bond
Nelrs. New York City.
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned to meet In special session
May o, 1922.
W. e. coNsELL, President.
X. v. KERR, Secretary.
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vember, OF each and every year, until the
payment of the principal sum thereon, both
principal and interest of said bonds, to be
payable at the Office of the Bossier Parish
School Board, of the Parish of Bossier,
Louisiana, and the said bonds shall be
known as School District No. is Bonds"
The interest on said bonds shall be EVIL
denced by proper coupons attached to each
bond and both principal and interest OF
said bonds shall be due and payable in gold
coin of the United States of the then pres
ent standard weight and ineness. Said
bonds shall be signed by the President OF
the Bossier Parish School Board, of the
Parish of Bossier. Louisiana, and attested
BY the Secretary thereof, but said interest
coupons may be executed by facsimile
signature of said President and said Sec
rotary. Mote: Under Section "a of Act 46
of the Special Session Of the Legislature of
1921 1t is required: After the time within
which the validity of the bonds may be
contested has elapsed, to-trft. Sixty days
from the date of PRONUNCIATION OF the re-
suit of the election, bonds issued by any
subdivision should be registered by the Sec
rotary Of State, without charge, and shall
have endorsed thereon the words: This
bond secured by tax. Registered on this,
day of-------, 1922, and signed by the
Secretary of State, or by the Assistant Sec
rotary of State, with the Great Seal of Lou
isiana affixed, without charge.o
Section g Be it further resolved and or
dained, ETC., That said bonds and interest
coupons attached thereto shall be In sub
stantially the following form, to-icit:
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APPLICATION FOR PAROLE.
NOTICE Is hereby given that am applying
for parole. 1922 CHARLES J. BRowN.
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SHERIFFs SALE.

First National Bank OF Minden %. George B.,
Williams. No. 1910. In Second District
Court, Rooster Parish, Louisiana.
BY virtue Of writ OF seizure and sale,
issued from the Second District Court, of
Rossier Parish, Louisiana, and to me d.
rected, have seized and will sell at public
auction, for cash, without the benefit Of APP
praisement, and according to law, at the
principal front door of the Court House Of
Bossier Parish, Louisiana, during the legal
hours Of sale, on Saturday, May 20, 1922,
the following described property, to-,rft:
Lots ), and ~ Of section IL, township
20, north. of range II. west, Bossier Parish,
Louisiana, containing, in all, 1864 acres.
together with all improvements and rights
thereto attached or thereto belonging.
Said property to be sold as belonging to
the above named defendant, to pay the debt
specified In said writ, as well as all cost Of
suit. j. +. ADAIR,
Sheriff and er-oDicio Auctioneer.
April Ii, 1922. [may 1871
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Registration Notice.

NoTIcE is hereby given the general public
that will be at Rocky Mount on the 26th
Of April. at Ivan on the 9th and at Linton
on the 28th, for the purpose of registering
all voters OF Ward Five not ut this time reg
tstered, and those OF any other section Of
the parish who may apply. An election is
to be held In Ward Five June 9Th next, at
which time the proposal to vote a special
5-mill road tax for period of Eve years is
to be submitted to those qualified to vote at
that time. NJ X. BIyLER.
Registrar for Bossier Parish, 81
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FINAL. ACCOUNT NOTICE.

Succession OF AleE Green, Deceased. No.
81. IN Second District Court, HossJer
Parish, Louisiana.
NOTICE is hereby given that Addie Green,
administrative Of the succession OF Alex
Green, deceased, has this day filed In nv
Office her final account in said succession.
and II opposition be not made thereto With
In the time prescribed BY law, the same
Will be homologated and made the Judgment
of the Court.
Given under my Official signature and seal
Of Office, at Benton, La. on this, the 9th day
OF April. 1922. JAS. NJ HENDERSON,,
l14-2l Clerk Bossier District Court.