The Ruston Daily Leader from Ruston, Louisiana • Page 2

HUSTON DAILY LBAD1R, HUSTON, LOUISIANA Tuesday, Ruston Daily Leader LBADBH PLBLIiHINO COM PANT, INCORPORATED CLAKBrfCB B. JR, frubltoher PURLmHBD BVKRY AFTBRMOOM EXCEPT 8UNDAT Official Journal of Town of Ruacon. Louisiana 9PPICB OP PUBLICATION: Leadw BulMInf, 8Mt MlMlwlppI Telephone OUT OUR WAY ByWilBaim OUBBCRIPTIOW Sis Month By Mall: 16.0* Month lOc NATIONAL- ritwt, LandU and Kohn. In Cbtcaco. New Tork, Atlanta, Dallaa and Detroit NBA FBATURB 0BRVTCB.

Bntmdl mattw at Poet OfflM. Loutolana, under Act of March "To MT to human. make mlatakM. Any mreneoiM appearing In ncwipaper reflecting upon the of any ptnon frill gladly upon the oomplnlnt being to the editor in person. LOUISIANA TECH AND LECHE HALL At 3:30 this afternoon, the Hon.

Lorris M. Wimberly, speaker of the Louisiana House of Representatives will formally dedicate to the cause of education in this state, Leche Tech's magnificent administration building. Governor Richard Leche, under whose administration! the building was erected, and in whose honor the structure i is named, will be among those who pause this afternoon to i reflect upon the noblest of of education. Synonomoua with American progress is education. Prom the "little red school to the halls of the greatest universities in the nation, there has been a unity of action and of purpose.

It has carried the United States from a meagre beginning to the mightiest nation on earth in the comparatively short time of 150 years. Here, where Democracy has proven itself against the hazards of all critics, education has brought to the front some of the world's greatest personalities. Where, throughout the world, would Abraham Lincoln Andrew Jackson or countless others have ever been given an opportunity to develop their brilliant minds? Louisiana, young as far as statehood is concerned, has advanced further in recent years in educational progress than any state in the Union. What has resulted is an excellent preview of great attainments that are in prospect for the future. In this state at present, there isn't a child who is denied an opportunity to place himself on an equal basis with any man in the nation.

Regardless of financial, or geographical conditions, from the back-woods hills of North Louisiana to the darkest swamp cabin in the "Cajun the boy or. girl who wants an education now has full opportunity to get it. The dedication of Leche Hall today, Is only a continuance of Louisiana's policy of giving an education to every person who wants it. We feel that it is only a preview of the accomplishments that can be expected as long as such men as Governor Leche, Mr. Wirnberly, Mr.

Richardson, and their associates who are directing the course of our state are continued at the helm. ra MADE-WOT EOCM. for the Pariah of Lincoln, said State, on this the 28th day of May, A. 1837. (SEAL) ROSS C.

NEILL, Clerk of Court. 5-31-ltd Stw 1 in i PIERRE, S. D. in the state historical department of the Memorial building here is one of the first commercial typewriters ever manufactured. Its history dates back to the Gold Rush days of the Black in 1870, four ytirt after the machine was built BIRTHDAYS TOGETHER AME3BURY, Mass.

Eleanor, and Jean Andrew! aren't they celebrate their birthday anniversaries tha same day. Last May 17, Mr. and Mrs. Percivai Andrews presented their daughters with three cakes. Barbara's had 18 candles, Eleanor's 12 and Jean's 7.

I Classified Ads RATES of 20 words, or lest, 1 time 25c, every additional 5 words 5c; every additional day ad run 10c. PHONE 128 WHY KEEP a Pimply Face. DarU Skin, Sun Burns, Tetter Eczema. ITCH, Ringworm, Infections, Cuts. Tender Feet, Sore Corns, Sores, Foot.

G. I. R. OINTMENT used directed will give quick relief. Your druggl-st will refund your money If first jar falls to pleaae.

PHce 60 timber, 18 inches and up, any quantity. Write J. Caple, Box 485, Pine Bluff, Ark. 5-25-6td FOR bc'ries for jam or jelly, fifty cents per gallon Orders for one gallon or more delivered. J.

H. Driggers. Phone 418. 5-19-tf FOR with three rooms, kitchenette and bath, on Edgewood next door to T. S.

Nelson. See Mrs. M. Gaar, owner. 5-28-6td I THE BOYS AND GIRLS AT LOUISIANA TECH WE NEED 10 MORE COPIES OF MAY 3 DAILY LEADEU.

Please bring to the Leader Office at once. WE HAVE NEAR RUSTON one lovely Grand piano and one Studio piano only four months old which will soon be repossessed. Must sell at once. Will consider transferring to responsible party willing to continue weekly payments of $1,50. In answering, state which piano interested in, Address Box 839, Shreveport, La.

5-29-3td FOR furnished rooms, Mrs. R. G. Vaughn, 502 Hazel street. 5-28-6td PIANO FOR Bungalow Piano at a bargain, by taking up balance due payments of $1.75 per week.

See Mrs. E. M. Barret, Phone 83, Ruston, La. 5-31-5tdltw HAVE A PIANO FOR THE HOME gift and pleasure for the entire family.

Good used piano new Baby Piano, $450.00. Terms to suit buyer. These are best grade pianos. Will take old piano or radio in trade. Mrs.

£. M. Barret, Phone 83, Ruston, La. 5-31-5td Itw WANT TO sized iron safe, with at least two hours fire protection. Phone 382.

6-l-6td LEGAL NOTICES State of Louisiana, Parish of Lincoln, Third District Court Succession of James M. Davis, Deceased, No. 1038 Probate Docket. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of this estate and to all other persons herein interested, that the final account of P. N.

Davis, Administrator herein, filed on June 2, 1924 and notice therof given and published at that time in accordancew ith laws; and all creditors and other persons in interest are hereby again notified of the filing of said final account, and directed to show cause, if any they have or can, within ten (10) days from the present notification why said final account and the distribution of the funds in accordance therewith should not be approved and homologated and made the Judgment of this court. Witness the Honorable E. L. Walker, Jude of the Third Judicial District Court of Louisiana, in and Live and Learn! A Combination Hard To Beat LIVE IN RUSTON AND LEARN AT TECH Remember the Formal Opening of LECHE HALL TUESDAY-JUNE 1 Ruston Pharmacy V- C. Cupp, Prop.

Are indeed fortunate in the addition of beautiful Leche Hall. Its modern facilities will add considerably to your comfort and conveniences. When in Ruston, you are invited to visit us and make use of our modern equipment and expert personnel. YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME City Barber Shop AND BEAUTY PARLOR Gem Theatre LAST TIME TODAY Allison Skipworth and Polly Moran in TWO WISE MAIDS" WEDNESDAY ONLY Robert Livingston and Grace Bradley in "LARCENY ON THE AIR" A dramatic production, showing how a doctor used the radio to expose fraclulent patent medicines, runs afoul a group of racketeers, but outwits them with the aid of a radium poisoning victim. ALSO DICK TRACY SERIAL TOlM The Sign of Higher Learning LECHE HALL IS A WELCOME ADDITION TO LOUISIANA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE We join with the entire citizenship of North Louisiana in extending a hearty welcome to our distinguished speakers, guests and visitors.

We also take great pleasure in adding our Congratulations To Tech and best wishes for your future expansion. Lincoln Parish School Board B. Tatum, Ward Pres. Dan Durrett, Ward Frazier, Ward A. Britt, Ward W.

Brewster, Ward L. D. Allen, Ward W. Hood, Ward W. Durden and J.

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