The Plaquemines Gazette from Pointe-a-la-Hache, Louisiana • 5

i. UGAL QUAKTERS FOR LOUISIANA 1J ANtir'S l'he PlaqneininM Protector OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS of th- School Board. ALBERT R0DR1GULZ DENTIST BTOffice Residence 1002 Esplanade Ave, NEW OULEANS, LA. (Formerly of Weinberger Co.) ntUITS and PRODUCE AND fejSGeneral Com mission Merchant. 110 i'OYDBAS STREET, NewOrleans, Seed Potatoes Mv Soecialtv.

ed by Dymond and carried, that for-iier superintendent Kohn be paid his salary for the month of June 1913 and and that the payment of Mr. Kohn's claim for salary up to September 1st, be deferred until the President of the beard of school directors can obtain the necessary legal advice as to whether same should be paid or not. The Board then adjourned. J. C.

BLANCH A RD, Secretary. All teachers elected by tbe Board should be qualified, aod are requested to send their certificates to the Superintendent as soon as covenient, so that said certificates may be compared with tbe records in the office. Wallace A Nunez, 1 AT TO UN EY AT LA 314 liodcbaux Bunding, Tew. Orleans, Louisiana. NV ill practice in ew Orleans, St.

Bernard and IMaquemiue. TEDE FIT SHOE STORE AIpL Yerlap Prop's Fine Footwear For Men, Women and Children. COli. CltSULISE Sts New Orleanx, La. Phone Hemlock 18o0.

Special atttfiition given to produce auiimit-ntt. ot all kind pondeuce Solicited, any reieience tui BLOCK WHOLES ALEJLTQUOR DEALERS' iaropjEns of miis liquors, No. 109 Tchoupituoliis Street, GTP. O. Box 574 near Headquarters for La.

Oranges and Vegetables j. foto General Commission Merchants, Dealers In FRUIT AND PRODUCE FKENOH MARKET. NEW ORLEANS, LA. LOEB, LION FELIX LIMITED, SUCCESSORS TO LOEB AND FELIX LOEB BROS. SOL.

twines, Liquors a Cigars, B'Pnre and Whiskies a Specialty. 327 Tchoupftoulas Street, 327 D.22 1y New Orleans. La. IN CAM OR FIELD AT MOUNTAIN OR SHORE Thsrsls alwiyiieHi.ee SMS ekeetUr. IIUABU HEARS: the eatr kie ws kite ms Mkh tar atnrSs af fifty ywrs.

RIFLE TELESCOPES, ETC Ask year DmI, sad lm.Lt om tbe STZVXXS. WWa ao hU by Retailers, we able direet. wpr r-gttldg 9m ipt Catalog rT la in sxavxKs arms a tool co. r.v. lias 40ST LUMpM nut, Haah, V.S.A.

no. R. Perez Herbert A. Mevers Perez Meiers, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 718 Qiberuia Uauk Boilding Pboue Main 3616 New Orleans, La. Will practico in tbe Pansbea of Plaquemines ami St.

Bernanl. Lauch Klsie Leaves New Orleans Wednes. days and Saturtljya fr Olga and all way landings, retumihg Thura days and Snnda. Freight received Moiidarn, Tues days aud Fnday'a, ftat ran line Street. ACME DHDI5 STORKJo.

4, D. LAFEIICE, Manager, Clouet and St Olautle Streeta, New OrjeaiiH, Lx. Coontry. ordera solicited and promptly atteuded to. A.

No ha, bonis: 9 to 10 a. in. LAUNCh STANDARD, JS. lVONKOVICH, Master, EUG. DE ABX13, Clerk.

Leaves New Orleans Wednes. days and Saturdays at 6 o'clock a Wednesdays for Port Eads, Satordays for Borwood. Retnrn-nig Thursdays and Sundays. Freight received Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays, Foot of Crsuline Street. Corr nisl.e? ou application 0193m Cinal Street.

and satisfactorily attended to. near Decatur, N. O. La. S1 31 SON TWENTY TtSS IN TMS USV Aatoantic takemp; tlf-Mttlnr aeedlM tatS c-.

lnrcdinr inutile: ai dircadinf thuttle; antoaiatic bobbin wlaiefl oi ie: aii-eei akk.ied saacis rATBMTBO BALL-MABIMC 8TAMO. vriRia ig stkihs rannlnf atnet BOtafiett, your Sieley lee tea I do not buy any machine ema EMrwIee Compere 1m not durable. Hl end i h. trtn the EMrerlee Comoere lie and price, and ascertain iu tupctiodlf Et DREDGE MANUFACTURINC fa BfLVinfPf 111 at ex. Si ja te.

1 1 jtt you jt-wrf-'" tyCSrO TC FIJISS HJ. E. BA1JV1LLE, Fashionable jaiLLiNOT, 1327 Decatur Street, Bet. Barraeks and Esplanade. Opposite O.

8. MIJlT NEW ORLEANS, LA. iyUonntry orders promptly attended to. 0 5, lyj 11 1 Latest Styles. Lowest Prices.

SATURHAT SEP! '20. I'll 3 Local Items. Messr. Be.j. Ballay and Gt-o Treads way, of be 9'b ward.

paid us an agreeable call NVdnsday. Clerk jnst ot Conrt Ernem AlUrti back from a visit to bis i Mrs. Helroey, ot ouanes C. ton, Mr. Lucius Lascale and Miss Lirrie Bodepnhl, of New Orleans, were the Rusta of Mr aid Mrs.

F. 8. Uingle Mud daughters last Sunday. Mr. Davis Bagaa and two chain iig daaghtria, Aliases Elda ami Peart, and Miss Amy llowcoot, ol New Orleaus.

were the guests of Mr. aud Mra. Pierre Hiugle, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Lewia Cosse, ol Happy Jack, are recmug congratulations of rt-lativea and friends on birth of a little eon aui heir Wednesday, Sept. 10.1913. May be grow up to be one of our good and useful cittzeu. POSTPONED. The Grand Ball and Picnic which was to be given by the Fraternal Order Bears, of PV a-U Bacbe, at tbe Courthouse School, on Saturday aud Sunday, Sept.

27 and 23 iuL, have been postponed and will not be given until tbe latter lt of tbe month of October. The Gazette ot last Saturday suggested tbe name of Mr. John H. Meyer to represent as tales agsnt for oar truck, farmers. No better suggestion could have been made for Mr.

John H. Meyer is an honorable and most trust worthy gentleman; but, frankly speaking, can our parish aflord to lose such a worthy and intelligent aon. Of course we know that our farmers need a man like Mr. Meyer to. look "after their interest in New Orleans, bat oar parish needs him too to put tbe shoulder to tbe wheel in efforts to keep her abreast in tbe march of progress.

FARMERS LEAGUE CHARTER MEMBERS. All members wbo join and pay up their dues prior to October 15tb will receive certificates as charter m-mlwrs of tbe Farmers Protec tive League aud Agency. Parties ma) join by aigning the articles and paying dues at the office of the PSOTSCTOK or of the Sheriff or by mail to 311 Godcbanx Building or to Myitis Grove P. O. GRAND FAIR For Benefit Rigaud School, of Potash, La On Saturday, September 27, 1913 The' Fair is to be given under tbe auspices of Mr.

George Treade way and the other patrons of tbe scbooL A cordial invitation is extended to on and all to attend aud help mak tbe Fair tbe auooeas tt deserves. Should Not Be Too Easily Discouraged. A eorropouaeut tn Haras in re plying to an invitation to join tba Farmers League aays be doubts tbe success ot the movement from bis past experience wbicb is thai in 1837 an Orange Growers Aasocia tioa was organized, a great deal of money was spent and the afiair proved to be a fizzle. Tbrea years ago a Track and Fruit Growers Association was again formed and -noatea on in wind." lb writer most know that aueh organizations ax in soooesaful operation all over the country and have proved the salvation of the producer. 1 cannot of coarse sssar sue ess bt I can guarantee that tbere will bo hot air is the Farmers Lsaga and that mora tbaa full vain will given for to annual inas asked of members.

Tbs fee ot three dollars from a reasonably Baemoersnip win not oe mot Uaa enough to pay tbe cost ot a manager, office expenses, printing, tte. There can be do graft and 1 trait that bo track or frait grower win tan his back 6a ma because two or three pre nous attempts of this character have boaa Busman hw. 10 oak a success out of this movement 1 shall seed tba I 411 lniCk d.frn' trow. P'te-a-la-Hache, Sept. 17.

1913. The Board of Public School Direo- tors met, this day. Id special session, President J. C. DeArmas presiding and the followioff members present.

viz: Messrs. J. C. DeArmas, Joseph F. Meyer, John B.

Hiogle, William Dymond, George Delesderuier, Meiggs Childress, E. O. Giordano, Frank B. Giordano, W. W.

Lemmon and Beo Ballsy. On motion duly seconded and car ried, the adoption of the minutes of the last meeting was postponed until tbe next meeting of the board. On motion of Mr. Dymond, seconded by Mr. Childress, resolved that all white schools opened last year which come up to requirements shall be reopened for a session of eight scholastic months.

This motion was carried unanimously. On motion of Mr. Dymond, seconded by Mr. Childress, resolved that the salaries paid teachers for the session of 1913-14 be the same as those paid the past session. The roll was called on tbe adoption of the foregoing and resulted as follows: Yeas Dymond.

Hingle and Childress. Nays Meyer, Delesder' nier, E. O. and F. B.

Giordano, Bal- lay and Ummoa. he resolution was lost. A motion by Mr. Dymond that the school be taken separately and the salary of each be fixed was also lost. Mr.

Delesdernier then offered a substitute motion which was seconded by Mr. Ballay and carried to the effect that applicants for positions In this parish be offered a salary of at least $45 per month. Upon petition of tbe sheriff and up on motion of Mr. Dymond, duly seconded and carried, resolved that a committee of three be appointed by the chair to examine tbe accounts of the sheriff kept with the board of school directors with a view of giving him his quietus If said accounts provs to be correct. Tbe President appointed the following gentlemen to act on this committee: Joseph D.

Gravolet, R. C. Favret and Russell J. Grimshaw. This committee immediately retired to the performance of its function while the board proceeded with other business.

On motion of Mr. Delesdernier, sec. onded by Mr. Dymond and carried, resolved that tbe assignment ot. teachers be taken up by wards beginning with tbe first and proceeding to the last.

A petition in favor of Miss Deborah Wright, a teacher suspended last session, presented to the board was, on motion, duly aeoonded and carried, Ignored by tbe board Tbe following is a list ot the teach ers elected by tbe psrisb board of school directors for tbe session of 1913-14: Linnwood, Miss Effie Perez; Myrtle Grove, Miss Pauline Spyker; Ollie, Miss Beatrice Perez; Venice, Miss Nellie Bernard: Phoenix. Miss Marie M. Purvis; Upper Pointe-a-la-Hacne, Mias Maggie Switzer; Treadaway.Miss Edna Menge: J. P. Crouere, MUs Caroline Benecbe; Nairn, Miss Mary L.

Dustmann; Rigaud, Mias Daisy Rigaud; Woodlawn, Miss Annie Ellis: Fox, Miss Elsis Fox, Fort St. Philip, Miss Mollis Bropby; Burr, wool, Miss Mary Matulich; Tropical Bend, Miss 8. M. Rosen brock; Lower Points-a-la-Hac ha, Miss Carmen Per- roux; Empire, Miss Anna Rosenbrock; Upper Bursa, Miss Bertha Point Pleasant, Miss Norjna Buras; Ostrics, Miss Andres Parham; Pilot Town, Miss Elizabeth Vogt; Childress, Miss Lsora Simms; Home flace, Miss Birdie Giordano; Courthouse, Miss Lucre ti a Gravolet; Illyria Miss Anna Dustmann; Whits City, Miss Winnis Adams; Oystervllle, Mrs. Mary F.

Savage; Initiation, Miss Albertlns Morgan; Olga, Miss Etta Buras; Dia mond, Miss Sarah Diamond; Lower Boras Central, Miss Corinne Jsan- freau; Daroca, Miss Angelina Mon tiel; Buras Central, alias Lillian Tay lor; vacant Triumph and Port Eads. Moved by Mr. Delesdernier, seconded by Mr. Ballay and carried, that the President and Superintendent be em' powered to fill the two existing vacan ciea with tbe best teachers obtainable. And on motion of Mr.

Dymond, sec onded by Mr. Childress and carried. resolved that tbe said President and Superintendent offer as much as 160 per month salary if need be to secure good teachers for said schools. Tbe committee appointed by the chair reported as follows: Pte-e-ls-Hache, Sept. 17, 1913.

We the undersigned committee ap pointed to examine the books and ac counts of Frank Movers, sheriff and ex-officio tax collector for tbe Parish of Plaquemines, beg leave to make tbe following report: We find that said sheriff and ex officio tax collector has collected and paid Into tbe school treasury tbe 3 mill school tax and also tbe poll tax in fall for tbe year '1911 aa per tax rolls on file la his office and we, there fore, recommend that tbe said Frank Me vera, sheriff and ex officio tax collector be given his quietus for tbe year 1912. R. Favret, J. D. Gravolet, R.

i. Grimshsi Committee. Moved by Mr. Dymond, seconded by Mr. Delesdernier and carried that tbe sheriff be given tbe quietus above recommended.

Moved by Mr. Dymond, seconded by Mr. Balla and carried, that tbs Sa i PerlntDlen be anthorisod to purchase i all Dsoessary blank records for tbe ischoolsoftheparirii. MRS. F.

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TK TIMES-DESOCRiT LI SEW ORLEANS, LA. THE SEWING MACHINK OF QUAUTY. WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME. If yon pare hew tbe SET HOME 70a win hare a li fe aavt at the price yon pay, and will Dot have aa endless chain of repairs. If jtM want a acwlnc machine, writ tat mar latest eatatofue lfore yoa porehaaa.

Tm New Homi'Sisin. Kaciua Cil, Cranja, Ea WENH IS SEED IOB4-WORK. tjs. 1 i i- eaatc TatSesd-Wt'Wi ia StamralscafaaiiHraaifc, EW UNDER ii it Vj NAME? fl liil -a lo'QusIiry 51 I AotSi 1 Considered kisnSe fcte- to buy. Yonr head and heel lear a gr repuibility to each other.

Bui tbe first importaut fact to I warn in that your bend, ln-mg above your heels, in naturally commander over your bt-els. Sew that your bead saves your heels naves them from war and tear and ntMHlleHsjonrties 1 Thought amounts to little on less it Humiliate to some useful i Mctiou i wrongly directed, aud is i oft reiH-aied, tbe action soon be omes automatic. Then it Is that tbe heel appear to rul the bead. Ucelew Htepa are taken, energy overheated, enthusiasm ia baked dry, and what was at the stair simple enough to immediately put to worth while use, tfc-enmea at the laat a distasteful task aud a griev ou effort. Head! Take heavy hold opou your beela let not a minute be lost at wbicb tune yon do not ac-tuall dominate.

Use your bead to advantage in tbe Studyiug out of substantial abort cuts. Then through tbe co operation of yoor heels, get things done get to tbe end of thing smoothly, aud with minimum trie-Hon. But in times ot stress, instead of 1 takiug to your heels." take to your bead. Ibiuk, tbiuk carefully. Then act with couiage aud sure decision.

U. Matthew Adams. Venire. Grand and Petit Jurors drawn to servs for the October term of Court to bs begun and holden on Monday, October 6, 1913. Grand Jceoes.

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