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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-04-13
LETTER 10 THE EDITOR

A Chiropractor in Cincinnati was
arrested the other day for the crime
of being a Chiropractor. He was
sentenced to six months in the work.
house because he gets sick people
WE'LL He is prosecuted by the medi-
cal profession because he does not
use their methods in getting sick
people we'll.
Persecution of the Chiropractic
profession is an old thing in Ohio.
This has been going on for years,
but always shielded from the public
by our medical brethern. Herein
are the true facts of the situation.
A Chiropractor is unable to OBJ
tain Chiropractic license in Ohio.
He can only get certificate stating
that he practices a limited branch
of "medicine. This Chiropractic is
NOT. Chiropractic is separate and
and distinct science that contra
diets the theories of medicine. Bet
ter than 80 per cent of the pa
tients that resort to Chiropractic do
SO because medicine has failed.
Chiropractic has grown to the larg-
est drugless healing science today
these medical failures. Still, if a
Chiropractor does not practice
these failing methods of the medi-
cal profession, he is given a jail
sentence and proclaimed to be a
criminal. The state law is so writ
ten that should Jesus Christ return
to Ohio and heal the sick by the
placing of his hands thereon, he
could and should be arrested for
practicing medicine without a IL
cense
Not so long ago was arrested for
this same crime. | never lost one
minute from my office. | was per-
mitted to go on with my same crlml-
nal ways even tho under arrest. |
was found guilty. And still, | am
going on with my same criminal
ways. If these laws are for the pro-
lection of the public, why permit we
criminals to violate them as we are
doing everyday. Why, when the
state officials of the medical
monopoly" decide to put on drive
against Chiropractic, do they only
arrest few and allow the others to
90 free? 1t is similar to arresting a
few members of gang of criminals
and forgetting about the others.
Our public officials are no more
than figurehead for the monopo-
lies. It is time now for the voters to
do something about it. If they want
Chiropractors as their doctors, and
the majority do, it is time they get
into the fight for the preservation
of this science before the monopoly
of medicine can squelch it. This is
DEMOCRACY.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Sleep
Hea|thfuI

DHYSICIANS are stressing
u the need Of long hours Of
sleep for patients who are suf-
fering from nervous exhaustion.
And who isn't after these dread
ful years of strain and anxiety?
Even healthy individuals need
plenty.
Loss OF sleep is a cause OF
facial burrows. 1t robS the com
plexion Of coloring. 1t causes
dark circles 10 appear under
the eyes. The woman who goes
10 bed at the last possible mo-
ment. when she cant drag her
self around any longer, should
ponder the subject.
When YOU become sleepy, it
is because the body feels the
wear and tear Of the days ac-
tiviticS and the circulation OF
the blood is picking up toxins
that are created by fatigue.
The tired body demands that
il have a chance TO recharge
nerve batteries. 10 restore vital
lty To every cell. 1t is not safe
TO disregard this appeal for re-
Taxation. a.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

EMBROIDERY LIKE this-a
collection of small motifs-is
sure to Danish linen blues!
It's grand pickup work 10
embroider these small motifs.
Pattern S45 has a transfer of
IS motifs averaging $40 inches;
stitches.
Send Is cents in coins for
every Laura Wheeler Pattern.
Only ID cents more brings
YOU our newest Needlecraft
Catalog the 1916 edition
ll2 illustrations of designs
for crochet, knitting, quilts,
embroidery, toys. handlcraft
a free pattern for cuddle
toys printed right in the cata-
log
Send your order 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Precious NyIons

SO THAT thoS~firSt precious
nylonS viii last: avoid SnagS
from rings and rough cuticloS
or nails and wash promptly
after each wearing according 10
the rules.
|. Swish or squeeze through
lukewarm soap SudS. , Rinse
thoroughly 3. Blot in a bath
towel and ease TO shape. 4.
Hang over smooth towel or
rod or bar or spread flat on a
towel 10 dry
Caution: If your nylOnS have
rayon tops, be sure 10 let them
dry a full as hours before wear
ing. Cotton tops and feet also
require longer driving than the
nVIon itself
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Calf


COuTHERN California is rc-
- opening IT'S vacationland for
pleasure seekers next summer
and fall. when the flow of vcl-
Grams from the Pacific tapcrS
OF and is scheduling a busy
Season of horse races, fiestaS.
outdoor musical spectaclcs and
other events
Next summer when the Pa
eiAc flow cases, the area cN-
poets 10 have hotel acconmoda-
tionS available on an advance
reservation basis
For the winter season, mean
time. the All-Ycar Club has an
rounced that the famous sun
shine smile OF welcome has
hcon turned off " There arc no
houses or apartments for rent
Los Angeles hotels are packed
with returning ScrNICemCn.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
ski Troops Trained

Tho world-famcd Lord Loyat
Scouts required mountainous
terrain for their training
grounds They found The vale
lclS and slopes IN Jasper Ma
tjonal Park ideal for SkJ-troop
training
Army vehicles of varied type
were tested on mountain trails
and over glacial moraincS. Lofts
built over the swimming pool on
the shore of Lac BeauNort,
housed carrier pigeons IN train
inc for the Raj and RCAF
which they served as winged
messengers,
There the ScrVlCcmcn enjoyed
horseback riding. swimming,
cycling. boating, fishing tennis,
archery, vollcyhall and golf all
provided free and without brass
hat supervision.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

you'll gain respect from adver-
sary. Day asks more than the
usual of You; be equal to it,
NOV. - To DEC. %
Sog5ruuas Outlook foggy in
places. Indulge no quarreiing
though you may bee right. Some
divergence IN legal and financial
issues likely Make no binding
commitments hurriedly.
DEC. - TO JAN. 2i
CapricoyH-Planetary aspects
suggest YOU consult those with
true knowledge. Questionable
matters may turn up, As much
Of business as possible should be
handled before 4 p. m. BE con-
else.
JAN. p! 70 FEB. 20
Aguoruis-Don't attempt any
thing YOU cannot do IN the open.
BE careful in speculation, bank
ing matters. The more harmony
around YOU. the greater your
advancement.
FEE. 2l TO MARCH 20
Pisces -- " ate h indications,
there are changes in the making.
You'll be carried along undcsired
roads, If YOU aren't fortified
with knowledge, will powe r.
shrcwdncss. Highlights now are
unity, fairness.
YOr, BORN TO-DAY; Sun in
Aquarius tends TO give quiet,
patient but determined nature.
You are i.nnately Y a humani-
tartan fond Of art, music, litera-
ture. However, can be aggravat-
ingly careless. Indifferent. Take
up religion as a daily help, il
viii keep YOU straight. You make
friends easily. have magnetic
personality. Practice initiative.
Copyright 1915 oy King Features
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Horses TO Run

. Colorful and exciting events
which we've fayorltcs of tourists
IN prcvar years are beng re-
Vivcd for the rcopcnlng The
horses viii be running again at
Hollywood Park. Newport Bal
boa pleasure harbor again IS
holding the Tournament OF
Lights. a night water parade
a. Yachts and cruisers deco
rated with brightly colorcd
lights
Santa Monica is holding its
water carnival, with aquatic
sports and surfboard riding on
the Pacific hillowS
This is the season OF outdoor
music In the hills near The
movie studios. The Symphonies
Under The Stars VIII be held
IN ihe Hollywood Bowl Santa
Monica holds the Symphonies
Beside tho Sea
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
MARCH y TO APRIL ~

MARCH ~ TO APRiL ~
tHiES-Your strength Of will
Il power. backed by good sense.
should iav hne dividends for the
trying. Words alone are empty,
action brings results. Influences
excellent all day.
APRIL 2I TO NAY 20
TuuuN-Under duress is when
you can give top performance,
20 10 IL! Vibrations not so en-
couraging. but why be irritated?
Make things hum your way, the
winning way.
NAY oI TO JUNE 2f
GCm1ii - If your connections
are IN commercial lines, promot-
ing, selling or in public relations,
You should do we'll. Look for
pickup in personal affairs,
romance for the better.
June p TO July -
Couccr-You are going to zap
much good today, if YOU but
show desire. will, energy All Of
a sudden things begin 10 happen.
support cooperation, good cheer.
friendship, our government,
JJLY - TO AUG. -
Lot won't be wise 10 OK
tend endeavorS too broadly. Tried
fields Of action are hrstS today.
BE aware that you NAV find con.
tcntion attaining things worth
while.
AUG. p TO SEPT. %
-ge-Be trtte- 70 your finer
instincts Stars stress check
and doublc-check attitude. Some
hindrance not looked for. Curtail
anxiety and pursue duties tena-
clously.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
observation-disclosures, pat;cncr.
foresight are days requisites.
These plus honest, sincere effort
viii bring lasting success. Avoid
tendency to take foolish chances,
overtrust opinion.
OCT. - TO NOV. -
Scorpio-Show determination
TO pat across your Job; have
proper regard for your ability;
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Many Improvements

During the war The national
parks bureau improved tnc
championship golf course. Fish
Ing WAS improved by The nitro
ducti0a OF game fish to many
rcW waters. new trails Vwu
ls.d out i0r those Who cnuN
saddle and pack horse travel. to
areas beyond The reach OF cars.
Jasper Park Lodge served 'hc
cause of Canada and The Allied
nations during the war years.
Jasper Park Lodge was closed
10 tourists bat lis management
and the national park authorl-
ties were not idle.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

Dorothy make wonderful mother, and she 'houdnt have
trouble the babys diapers Alter ALL she
been wearing clothes like that for years
the safety concealed ll NlohCT
many jungle pictures She was little
confused at FIRST
kid ihec-cornered Sar"ng and
feed him. wasted halt hour trying To put nipple
a banana,
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Apricot Syrup

APRICOT WHOLE fruit nec-
tar has cosmopolitan aspects.
With honey, il NAV be made
into a delicious tasty syrup and
when served with waffles, hot
cakes and crepes suzettes makes
friends and family clamor for
lmOre.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

LBlN6T0N-i2th and Seward ER 2-oIoO
Cont 70 800 Ranc,.
Trtu.na' Tone, Phantom Lady" rlu,
"Ts7ks Million. william Tracy.
ArF-Hsrpsr and ffOntsnse PL O3l7
SNN Op.u I2.ta Richard Atlrn l.
Roberts Tho Phantom speaks.' Tom
Sea-. Na.iha Tihon iu Crime. Inc. ~
kDANS-Adam, at Grand Circus park
l,ounr nr CARLO and
HI Camr.uu lu Frontier Cat" Plus
a Close Call Tor Boston Biackr
ADMIRAL -msek at St. lean IL siss
Ou,n l2 }u LiRab'' BE-
SeH ,wmp.,. You Came Alone
Thousand ard onf hiehts." WIidt
uDFN-ford Road Chase, Dearborn
Ns" cont gas Eddir Bjacku.
'or Of ThH World rIu, Love. hoo,r
and Goodbye ~aUal Master kry -
u6FR-t wau,n-0utsr o. NJ ms y
Nou Came Aiees." ~. '.uN.
l.F Hu t.u.iuu- trfrf, "A thousand
ana ons hishts 80. eil and DO IS
klHkMBRA-sl2s woodward Ma o231
CON. fum ! .la. t,rr.
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Over "a lrau, puuns 'h1s tohU,n
ALIEN PAPK-s'deld.A Alien I'd. AT 29l5
NV" ,arf. nH Ffrd ~,
n.. Cr-"t En- GAY Divorce 10
rH Crime. lut." win ino 'auiuo.
Ll0NL-,aooI Chsd,,ou ~ 2.2els.
~ ~ "pr" ~, nv, u,,,s y.ne o,
Come Oct t,ohune ts-' SlHe Md.
MyN-ls0s Grand River, near schae,sr
ST." op,n = NJ
white po0oo" TnIUrf Aut cha 1r
p.sr 100 "rhe Jade MaH
kNSTtRDAN-,l2'o Cd R"" i2eS ~
N'" N"VS'' uur1 ,I. ,ar,au jud,
what woman. HH.sHul Eu-,hl
ANNsY-eraod R"er. at Joy Road y
Ns" Open aga Club hasana "
o. -f. t-..sN IH.q INu- Chioa's
t,uis oss,l'." a. ! g. 400. e.tt. "a
APOLLO, Al Richmond
up.r ~ Wu Car-a1.
Ann ~pssr. Midnioht Manhuot pIGs
Bandits of me Badiand'' Carson.
LECADs-HsH,no, a. vernon Highway
N The Falcon iH San ffsnti,cn. .''
bad Men Of ths Border hm Grant.
ARCADIA 's'. sic Gr'uo' ~ 1881
90 pa..Up..' Boz. a Gin snd OUe
6trst i.aHHion Son 1t,.H
kSTOR -at-- r-tlnh street Ma I2se
i.t..rr Nnau..a Iatr
Um uf fHit void Ar.#ua ~ .r
N t0ss. roorr-And Goodbye
kTlkS-t5as- Pbmou,b I'd. " Gr'onsld
Dsn luriol Miss" Ru1,lr
fdl ~ 90 star
AVALON -Le~ooo Dawson ros.37Os
rI-" Ia.k .-. tt.r
Boo f4rfUIr nf Dorian GFak
k.. Over %
BtLt0bT- ..-. wooa-ard H,shIaod p
'S''' N.. 900 AN AZ
Cau o' the Wtd Iu.
fHVitss From SONORA
BtRKLEY D. Nds Ra u 1Ollo.
H.s. AI.u. Ross
l.. ItF IaIs or
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BtRNlt, Ta. 10 - l.d,'o I.
Cane Atone a rbo.,s"s
art 0rs kIgrt, and In
BsEeBlI -Crro R,u-OHms1 20 s3sr
fstfHrt II.r
Guest ~its
"A Bu fr' Aoaro. tU DO. l..rs
BIRMINGHAM lH Ve. d
o,. L,rs-,. r.,
strange MI. Gresr, N.a'
blUUMFlLlV
Rhapsody .ir EIus I-
h. INs. Uh..r o.. sA.l. e-
kQOra-t Jst.Isoa pab,f,~ &C. l.si {.
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strrt fIub r..-r f..l l..f Talihs
rfaf wruar -H. H...a % N.5r
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f.. 'rr Hs.t F.rr
t.tt -sr f-rt0rt 49, e.
It Ff--N~ Opft -r ilaf
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Olive Variation

GIVE YOUR Thousand Island
dressing a new touch, Meaty
ripe olives are welcome varia-
ton. Chop EN- or mince iem TO
SuftAyour fancy.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

IRON now on Crosby and ]
L with for Dorothy Lamour'S
of a SiN-pound eight-ounce boy
The papa Is Mai William
charge from the air forces in {
ield for tic StQrk.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

HERE pleasant little game that Will give you message
III every day puzzle designed TO spell out your
fortune letters your first If the number OF
6 subtract If the number is less than o. add
your number Start the upper eft-hand
recange every of key numbers
right Then read the the letters under the checked
Olive Variation Removing Starch
GIVE YOUR Thousand Island BURNT STARCH your
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
BOB HOPE
Conmuniques

win have another male 10 compete
attention Dotue IS now the mother
Ross Howard Who lust cot his dis
me 10 set up an emergency landing
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-05

Pildosi tevo ir mokytojo To-
dziai. Juk prizes penkiolika me-
tu jis parase straipsniuka "Go-
lovokruzenije OF uspechov" -
(Svaigsta galva nuo laimeji-
mQ). Has.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-05
parkai.

''Vilniaus masinu remonto fa-
brikas vieton numatytu pagal
plana atremontuoti IL siuvamu
masinQ, atremontaVo. Is"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-05
kALBA LTSR
RADIJAS
VILNIUS

A'o 'AuouS LiliQ ldIlly UOS Zlllu-
ciQ. Tokiomis zinutemis mirga
Vilniaus radio 'naujienos'. Ne
reiksmingos savo isvirsine is
vaizda zinutes, darosi daug pa
sakancios, izvelgiant j ju turf
nj tarp eiluciu.
"Siauliuose atstatyti teatro
rumai. Direktorius draugas Bui-
sa pareiske kad pagilinta see
ma, padidinti foje ir tt. ir tt.
Naujame teatre prasides il nau-
ia tarybines kulturos gadyne.
Teatro atidarymui statoma Aft
nogenovo pjese "Pavasaris".
Kur Suva pakastas! Afino-
genovas, vardas, kuri tariant
luzta Lietuvio liezuvis, pradeda
siauliu teatre nauja gadyne.
"Klaipedos prekybinio uosto
darbininkai iSpildo 1927 plano
normos. Mechanikas Jozikovas
racionalizavo kranus. Dabar
iskraunama is karto is keliu
triumu. Darbininke Pavlovska-
ia padare dvi normas."
Gudruoliai LTSR pavyzdin-
gieji darbininkai Jozikovas ir
Pavlovskaja. Ir dasigalvok tn
man-jei krausi is karto is dvie-
ju triumu, vieton krovus is
vieno, darba atliksi dvigubai
greiciau. NaSus darbas sena-
me LietuviSkame uoste.
"Politines Literaturos Leidy-
kla isleidzia draugo Stalino rim
kimine kalba Lietuviu kalba.
Brosiura isleidziama 100000
egg. tirazu."
Kiekvienai seimai po broSiu-
ra. Panasiai buvo naciu lai-
kais Vokietijoje su IN e IN
Kampf" knyga. KAHN kaip SUI
kudirkos, su Maironio leidiniais
Lietuvoje?
''LTSR komisaru tarybos isa-
ku MTS (maSinu traktoriu sto-
tims) ir darbo arkliams atleis-
ia 1000 tonu avizu ir 1000 to-
nu sieno, sejos meto serimui
pagerinti."
Lietuvoje masinu traktoriu
stotys aprupinamos Sienu if
avizom. Stebuklingieji Sovie-
tiSkieji traktoriai pavergti j i
sovchozuose zemaitukai.
'LTSR komisaru taryba nu-
state ukiams maisto produktQ
pristatymo normas j valstybi-
nes paruoSos punktus. Nusta-
tytOs nOrmos 1916 metams me-
sal, pienui, vilnai, kiausiniams:
Ukiams nuo / Xxi 10 ha - 70
kiausiniu, nuo 10 Xxi Is ha :
100 kiausiniu, nuo Is Xxi 20
ha 120 kiauSiniu ir IT,"
Tenka galvoti kad ukiai jau
atsigavo nuo dvieju ziauriu oku-
paciju ir karo. Deja, nepra-
nesta apie mesos, pieno If vii
nos priverstinuju pristatymu
normas. Antra vertus kad be-
butu nustatyta, Wis vien ukinin-
kai sutiks ia potvarki "dziau-
gsmingai" ir pervirsys plana.
''Kaune apdovanuotos Vaikin-
gos motinos "mOtinOs Stoves"
ordinais ir medaliais. Ona Per-
nikoviene gavo l laipsnio or
dina"
Ne be reikalo prigimde il 9
pernikoviukus.
"Gruzijos sovvaldzios ikuri-
mo proga Lietuviskoji kompar-
tia siuncia sveikinimus, pa
reiksdama kad Lietuviu tauta
kaip ir visos tarybines tautos,
su didziaja Rusu tauta priesa-
kyle, dalyvavo kovoje pri e S
gruobikus ir JUGS sutriuskinusl.
Lietuvis niekad neuzmirS Cru
zinc pagelbos vaduojant Lletu-
va. PasiraSe Paleckis, Gedvila
ir Snieckus".
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-05

'AUTOMOBILIQ industrial jau sugyveno pussimt
mep, ir per uos so metu ape 1000 ivairu srtingu is
dlrbyscQ automobiai buvo patiekt rinkoje IS anksty-
vesnQ automobiu isdirbysciu slko tiktai vienakita
tarp u zymlausia Buick kurios automobiai buvo rim
koje jau prizes 1910 metus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-05

Sis yra pirmas irengmas orlaivyje laisku skirsymo
panasai trauknuose tap kad keiones meu du paste
tarnautoa sskrsto skuba ekuvu gabenamus akus ir is
pasekau stocu perduoda uos sdan toje srtye adresa
os stotes painamu r toiau gabenamus askus is
skrsto r perduoda sekancame sustoime r IT, Didie LEX
tuvai dabar lures ir tokius irengmus pastui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-05
Siuskit Savo Prenumerata DABAR knygai
LIETUVA YRONU
PANCIUOSE

"LIETUVA TIRONQ PANcIUOSE" leidziama knygoje bus
$50 pus ddumo Kure uzssakys sa knyga isanko tu
varda tps knygoje Skubekt Knygos kama $3 dv S.
Pagedauama stambesnQ auku knygai paremta bus pris
dejimas prie Lietuvos vadavimo pastangQ remimo
Israsykit cia tepant kupona uzsisakant knyga.
T9y 81 KUPoNA sU sAvo AUKA PAsIQsKIr CENTRUI
LIETUVAI VADUOTI SAJUNGA
$500 Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, Ohio
Gerbiame Suncu auka paremimu jusu darby.
s........ Knygai "LIETUVA TIRONV PANcIUosE"
Valstja"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
Lecive prameny Karlovych
Varech vysvecenY.

Praha (GTK) " nedeli by
ly v Karlovych Varech slavnost
ne posv6ceny lecive prameny.
Slavnosti sc 1castnili francouz-
sky velvyslanec Beaujeanes,
belgicky vyslanec Jaspar a "a
stupce americke misse Cervene-
no KT1ze.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
v Terezins odhalen pomnik
srbskVm hrdinHm.

Praha (CTK) " nedeli, IL.
kv6tna byl odhalen ma Narod
MIN hTbitove V Terezfn6 stary
Domnfk srbskych hrdind z b.
husovickeho hfbitova G. Princi-
pa, T. Grapeze a M. Gabrilo-
vice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1946-05-24
csl. lekari do Beige ma

Praha (CTK) " nedeli, II.
kvetna odjela z Prahy ma po-
zvanf belgickych lekaTskych ia
kult k pTednaskovemu zajezdu
do Belgie delegace csl. lekafu.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-11-28
LEGAL NOTICES
T OF
10 The Qualified Electors Of The
Civ of Durunt, Mississippi:

City of Durunt. Mississippi:
Notice is hereby given that pur-
0nant to a resolution passed by the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen OF
the City of Durant, Mississippi, at
q recessed meeting of said Board on
November Is, 1916, an election will
be held on the 10th day of Deem
her, 1916, at the regular voting place
in the City Hall of the City Of Du-
rant, Mississippi, for the Purpose OF
submitting to the qualified electors
Of the said City of Durant, Missis-
sippi, the question of issuing the
bonds of said City in the sum of
Sixty Thousand $3.50, 100000 Dollars,
The proceeds of said bonds to be
used for the purpose of constructing
additions to, improving, expanding
and enlarging the textile or
hosiery manufacturing building
owned by said City Of Du-
rant and acquiring, owning, andIor
leasing to some reputable concern the
said building, additions, improve
ments and the land in connection
Herewith, for said municipality a
q municipal industrial enterprise.
All qualified electors of the City
Of Durant, Mississippi, are eligible
70 vote at said election.
Signed and published by the elect
ion commissioners of the said City
Of Durant, this the 14th day of
November, 1916.
w. c. MARTIN,
w. p. TAYLOR,
MARCUS LOVE,
914tnp Election Commissioners.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-11-28
Against the proposal

Against the proposal
BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED,
that the said election shall be held
as far as practicable, in accordance
with the law regulating general
municipal elections in the State of
Mississippi, and the laws regulating
elections held pursuant to the
authority granted in the aforemen-
toned Chapter 24l, Laws Of Missis-
sippi of 1914, and the City OF Du-
rant Election Commissioners shall
forthwith after the holding of said
election, prepare and file with the
City Clerk Of Durant, Mississippi, a
certificate showing the result OF said
election.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED,
that a certified copy Of this reso-
luton be furnished to the City
Election Commissioners and to the
City Clerk of Durant. Mississippi.
for their information and guidance
in calling and holding said election
and that a certified copy hereof be
likewise furnished to the Missis-
sippi Agricultural and Industrial
Board. .
Adopted this the 18th day Of
November AID, 1916, after having
been read by sections and in full,
by the following vote on sections
and as a whole, to-wit:
Aldermen voting yea: F. v. Nc
Cullar, J. T. Nicely, H. B. Sargent,
H. L. Harrington, Harry O'Cain.
Aldermen voting may. none.
Aldermen absent and not voting:
lone.
Approved:
/, w. E. HOWELL, Mayor.
(SEAL)
Attest:
MRS. c. w. TINDALL
City Clerk.
State of Mississippi,
County of Holmes,
City of Durant.
I, Mrs. c. w. Tindall, duly elected,
qualified and acting Clerk in ond for
the City of Durant, Holmes County,
Mississippi, hereby certify that the
within and foregoing 8 pages con-
stitute a true copy of the Resolution
passed by the Mayor and Board of
Aldermen Of the City of Durant,
calling an election to vote on the
matter of the issuance of 100000
in bonds as said Resolution appears
on the Minutes of said Board in
Minute Book II at page $40, ct seq
Witness my signature and seal of
the City Of Durant, this the 18th
day of November, 1916.
Isl MRS. c. w. TINDALL,
Clerk Of the City of Durant Missis-
sippi.
(SEAL) 9-3tnp
LOCAL NEWS
Miss Bonnie Brannon of Gadsden,
Alabama, spent the weekend with
her sister, Miss Hazel Brannon.
Mrs. Sam Mccormick, of Walden,
was a guest Sunday of her sister,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-11-28
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Bonnie Brannon of Gadsden,
Alabama, spent the weekend with
her sister, Miss Hazel Brannon.
Mrs. Sam McConnico, of Walden,
was a guest Sunday of her sister,
Mrs. ]. R. Joyce.
Mrs. J. L. Longinotti, Mrs. Mar
Gus Love- nlrs. John Jenkins and
Miss May Jenkins were Jackson
visitors Friday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1946-11-28
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Montgomery
will spend Thanksgiving with re-
latives in Shreveport, Louisiana.