The Bienville Democrat Ringgold Record from Arcadia, Louisiana • Page 5

1 (Continued from preceedilg page) Board Bcoom, BO RD PROCEDINS oen count amoun t1 COPY: turns FI. Secretary. electio membe April 4 1922. To the Bienville Parish mt School Board. We, the undIlirilnued citizens and ta payer (if Ziigo'ld School, district o.

5, Bieulivi" Parish, Louisiana, Pn jipeby petitionl your honorable body to the Pi order ai special eietctofl in and fox oof thit Md.hool District No. 5, 1922, Dienvilie Pirii. Louisiana, to vote a and one-half mill tax for five for the purpose of equipping a ci. olehoo building in said Ringgold school Distni School District No. 5.

vile, o. G. ,1. F. Moore, E.

F. for ti hitton, B. F. Allurs, G. W.

Pope, proper L. .1. H. Lawson, Y. A.

consti Co virt, J. P. P. C. Wil- am, M.

IUll, T. B. Page, S. P. follow 1:.

itart, W. Gihdttns, J. F. Allums, To A. Greer, C.

£. Kennedy, B. K. one-he C. C.

Allurs E. N. Tooke, Jr. all pr M.uhicDowell, J. P.

Durham, D. K.of th oas, E. W. R. W.

Lawson, to sta 1. 1I. Wimberly, G. S. 5.

J. H. of fiV "orley, F. F. Wimberly, W.

P. Gra. buildi bam, E. U. Gifford, H.

J. Giddens, in Di jmno Buckner. J. H. Ham, J.

B. Regan Foi Cook, W. T. Woodard, W. B.

pollii AIlm, L. B. Cook, S. J. Burkhalter, Scho IK.

0. Gardner, B. It. Smith, E. 4.

of ly, W. E.Huckaby, J. F. Jolly, Whit Stevens, 0. E.

Due, A. E. Woodard, are a Scott, E. B. Gillion, J.

T. Leshe. Stew e'A. Hess. tbep Arcadia, April 4, 1922.

of 0 Whereas there has been filed with pensa board a petition signed by one- At fourth of the property taxpayers shall i 3d)Mol District, No. 5, eligible to vote close kat "such election, praying that a ape- electi e. cia1 election be ordered in and for the Ssaid district. No. 5, at which sballapi be submitted the following proposi- to.wit:si Section levy a special tax of two and one.half mills on the do will Jar on' all property in School District, i N.

5 of the Parish of Blenville, Lquis- and subject to state taxation annu. the 1 for a period of for the balk 4 purpose of building and equipping a school house in District, No. 5, And lare 1 whereas, in the opinion of this Board. ton. Mch special election is necessary and advisable, be it resolved by the Par- Pr lab Board of School Directors of the Bien ParIsI of Bienville, Louisiana, as fol- A section 1.

That a special election be dud the same Is hereby ordered to be hed in School District, No. 5, of the parish of Bienville, Louisiana, on Dr 17, 1922, at which shall be sub- the following proposition to. vi Wilt: 2. -To levy a special tax fi two and one-half mills op the dol- Exe )u on all property in School District ed I 1.WII 5, of the Parish of Bienville. subject to state taxation sl for a period of 5 years forfo ptrpose of building and equippingme acholel house in District No.

5.th the Secretary of this Board aaml. he is lhereby instructed to wt vs prepared for use at said ape' delecion a sufficient number ofth on each of which shall, bewi the propositions mention-C in section one of this In such a manner' asgi Men enable the voters to vote onfr one separately and in the foLcu ugform: Hu 1an levy a 2 1.2 mill special ta ou the property subject to state taxa- a School District No. 5, for theSr of building and equipping a house in District No. 5. to Voters--To in favor of either submitted or.

Ice ballot, place at mark in the equare NI the word "yes" Mpd to vote against it 1 a similar mark Sthe word "No." Secretary of this Bor is hereby instructed patred for use at said special all necessry ballot boxes, tally of voters, assessed, valBi, 4ition of property and compiled 'tate- (Usulleta of voters, in numbers and mount of SSection the polling place a mb sid election shall be in School I No. 5, and B. F. Whittot, a Cook, and Sl. 3.

Burkhaiter are commimioners and S. P. siltewart, clerk of election, held at Louisiana, in School teit No. 5. All of whom shall serve Without compensation.

And said shall be held under the laws of Ltbe state applicable thereto. pleeideut of.thigs dis hereby intuce to give of the special herein i. ed by his proclaaton to be pub. tilccdeording to law; and in said he shl annoubes that o'clock, May 18, 192., thHoard will meet in the offic of Comdflllllll -I. btin se a.

4T Board in the town of Arcadia, Louis- ness iana, and in open session proceed to aval open the ballot booxes, examine and of count the ballots in number and rela amount, examine and canvass the re- and turns and declare the result of the Op( election, On roll call the following they members voted in the affirmative: fort In the negative, none. And the re. tie solution was adopted. Proclamation pos Arcadia, April 4, 1922. ous Pdrsuant to a resolution passed by the Parish Board of School Directors of the Parish of Bienville, Louisiana.

at its regular meeting held April 4, 1922, P. F. White, president of the and Board, hereby give notice that in sue compliance with said resolution a per special election will be held in School ing District, No. 5, of the Parish of Bien- ani ville, Louisiana, on May 18th, 1922 aut for the purpose of submitting to the ces property taxpayers qualified under the (9) constitution and laws of the State of soo Louisiana to vote at said election, the law following proposiion, to.wit: To levy a special tax of two and one-half (2 1-2) mills on the dollar on the all property in School District, No. 5 de( of the Parish of Bienvile, subject me to state taxation annually for a period lea of fite (5) years for the purpose o' ed building and equipping a school house all in District No.

5. su( For the purpose of said election the polling place will be Ringgold, ir School District, No. 5, of the Parish shy of 'Bienville, Louisiana, and E. F. Dc Whitton, Loyd Cook, S.

J. Burkhalter by are appointed commissioners and S. P. of Stewart clerk of election, to serve at the polling place in District, No. 5, all bu of whom shall serve without com- su pensation.

wi At said special election the polls au 6 shall open at 7:00 o'clock a. and on close at 5:00 o'clock p. and the th election will be conducted according tc Ti the laws of the State of Louisiani Di I applicable thereto. Notice is hereby given that at o'clock a' May 18th, 1922, the a said Parish Board of School Director: BI of the Parish of. Bienville, Louisiana pl will meet in the office of said board be in the town of Arcadia, Louisiana se and in open sesison proceed to open is the ballot box, examine and count the ballots in number and amount, ex a apmine and canvass the retuns and de lare the result of said special elec tr tion.

P. F. WHITE, President Parish School Board 81 ie Bienville Parish, Louisiana. hi 1- A TRUE COPY: o1 E. H.

FISHER, Secretary. 11 8 IFF SALE Dr. Nash Collins Vs. R. B.

Smith, No. b- 5710, Third Judicial District Court, State of Louisiana, Parish of Blenvllle. Lx Under and by virtue of a Writ of 1. Execution issued from the above nam. ct ed Honorable Court and to me directed.

I have seized and will offer for sale to the last and highest bidder or for cash; with the beneft' of appraise- ment, at the principal front dbor of the Court house in the Town of Ar-. Scadia, Blenville Parish, Louisiana, i within legal sale hours on I Saturday, April 29th, 1922 the following described property, ton. Carey and Hedges High Pressure Boiler, One Chandler and Taylor En. I as gine, forty One saw cab and frame complete with top saw rig, one cut off saw, one three saw edger, one Hulman three dog carriage, tools, belt and saw gummer. The above described property seized a- as belonging to the defendant R.

B. Se Smith and will be sold to satisfy said a Writ of Execution and all costs. This the 7th day of April, 1922. E. CURRIEI, Sheriff.

Niz, Bailia A Bgaer Companr, InState of Loulisiana, Parish of Bienville. BE KNOWN AND REMEIMave BERED: That on this the 17th day ec- of March, 1922, before me, David 0. lly Spinkh, a Notary Public in and for al, Bleaeville Parish, Louisiana, duly com. ate- missioned and sworn, came and apad peared I R. Nix, C.

E. Ballif, W. B. Blqff, V. H.

Boyett and H. T. Nix, lae all residents of Btenville Parish, ool Louisiana, who in the preisence of the tonatfesting legal and competent wit. 'What Shall 1 Get for 'Dinner? tlow-many Times have you asked yourdelt this question? Day after day, week after week, it is a problem that is constantly confronting you. If you were to stock your shelves with a good assortment of canned goods, you will always have something on hand that your folks would like.

Canned Meats, Canned Vegetables, Can-' ned Fruits, we have them all in the best known brands and at prices that will please you, Place your order at once. 0. A. i. nesses, declared to me, Notay, that reta availing themselves of the provisions shal of the laws of the State of Louisiana, sam relative to the formatiqn, organization, tion and establishment of corporations and fus( opreation and management of same, suec they do by this act and these presents be form themselves and such other per- tion sons as may associate themselves with catE them, or succeed them into a corpora- bef tion, under the name and for the pur- cori poses hereinafter setforth in the vari- ous articles: ed ARTIOLE I.

The name of this Coporatlon shall by be NIX, BAILIFF BOYETT COM- wit PANY, INCORPORATED, in and sun under which name shall sue and be app sued, carry on its business and do and cord perform all acts necessary in carry- 1 ing out the provisions of this Charter, my and such other acts as are, or may be in authbrized by law and shall have succession for a period of ninety-nine wit (9)) years from date hereof, unless athe sooner dissolved in accordance with an( law. giv ARTICLE II. scr object of this corporation, and am the purpose for which it is formed are the declared to be, to carry on a general ha' mercantile business and to buy, hold, any lease, and sell real, personal and mix- fir ed property and to do and perform all acts necessary and incidental to shi such business. ARTICLE III. shi The capital stock of this corporation shall be Five Thousand ($5,000.00) shl Dollars, divided into and represented by Fifty (50) shares of the par value sy of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars.

each and the Corporation shall begin $1 business when, thirty (30) shares are subscribed and paid for in accordance with law. This corporation shall have authority to increase its capital stock I on complying with the law relative thereto to an amount not exceeding Twenty-Five Thousand ($25,000.00) Dollars. ARTICLE IV. The domicile of this corporation tr shall be in the village of Jamestown, at Bienville Parish, Louisiana, at which re place all service of legal process shall I be made on the president and in his ab. sence, in accordance with the law ex isting at the time of such service.

of AltICLE 1i The affairs of this corporation shall be managed by and be under the con trol of a Board of five (5) Directors who shall be elected by and from among the stockholders at the annual stockholders' meeting, which shall be held on the second Monday in March, of each year, beginning with the year 1923. The following stockholders shall compose the first Board of Directors: R. R. Nix, who shall act as Chairman, 11 V. H.

Boyett, who shall act as Secre' tary, C. E. Bailiff, H. T. Nix and W.

I B. Bailif, who shall hold office and compose said Board until their suc- i cessors are elected. a ARTICLE VI. The officers of this corporation shall be; President, Vice-President, a See- a retary and a Treasurer. The secre- tary may also hold the office of Treasf arer.

They shall be elected annually r- on the second Monday in March, bea, ginning with the year, 1923, by the Board of Directors, elected on said day by the stockholders which Board shall io-Immediately organize and elect said officers. re The first officers of this corporation, shall be, B. R. Nir, President; C. Balliff, Vice-President, V.

H. Boyett, ne Secretary and H. T. Nix Treasurer, shall hold said office until their sue-c et cessors are elected, according to law, as hereinabove provided. Aed RTICLE VII.

B. Meetings of the stockholders'and of id the Board of Directors may be held as often as the needk of the business may require, provided that for stockhloldera meetings, written noteice shall be mailed to each stockhldeor at his lakt know postoflce address, or that shown by the Charter, at least fifteen days before said meeting is held and for meeting of the Board of Directors, written notice shall be gliven to each member at least twenty four hours en- before said meeting is held; provided that by consent of the Board this notice may be waived. 0ay ARTICLE VIII. No informality in the formation ol em. this corporation shall have the effect p.

bf annulling this Chbatter, nor any B. stockholder ever held liable for any qix, obligation or fault of the corporation ish, except as provided by law. All stock the certificates shall be signed by the it' President or Vice-President and Secretary. No stock of this corporation shall be sold to a third party until same has been offered to the corporation or a stockholder therein and re- Ai fused at the same price offered b3 such third person. The transfer shall be made on the books of the corpora.

tion on the surrender of the Certificate or Certificates to. be transfered before any transfer is binding on th i he corporation. c( Whenever this corporation is dissolv ed by limitation or otherwise, its af ti fairs and obligations shall be settled by a Liquidator selected in accordance with law, shall give bond in the a sum of not less than one-half of th( appraised value of the property of the corporation. This done, read, passed and signed at my office in the Parish of Bienville. in the presence of C.

G. Stewart, and S. L. Norman, legal and competen witnesses and me, Notary, before whom these persons have signed their names and set their hands as incorporatorv and stockholders in this corporation 2 giving their postoffice address, sub- scribing for the number of shares the amount of capital stock set oppositt 0 their names which they declared they have paid for in cash and in accord ance with law on the day and date first above written. R.

R. Nix, Jamestown, 10 shares. $1,000.00. W. Bailiff, Jamestown, 10 shares, $1,000.00.

C. E. Bailiff, Jamestown, 10 shares, $1,000.00. V. H.

Boyett. Jamestown, 10 shares, $1,000.00. H. T. Nix, Jamestown, 10 shares' $1,000.00.

ATTEST: C. G. Stewart, S. L. Norman.

DAVID C. SPINKS, Notary Public. State of Louisiana, Parish of Bienville. W. L.

Smelley, Deputy Clerk Disn trict Court, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and corh rect copy of original as recorded in 11 Book page 117 of the Charter Record of Bienville parish, Louisiana Given under my pand and seal of office this the 23rd day of March. 1922. W. L. SMELLDY, 1 Deputy Clerk District Court.

rs SUCCESSION NOTICE Ia Succession of Mrs. Ophelia J. Koonce. Deceased, No. 887, Probate Docket, Third District Court, Bienville Parish, Louisiana.

1 Notice is hereby given that Cicero Campbell, resident of Bienville Parn, ish, has this day filed application e- praying that he be appointed istrator of said Succession, and unid less opposition be made thereto with1C in the time prescribed by law, same will be duly homologated as prayed for. ill Witness the Honorable J. E. Reyne- old, Judge of said Court, this the 31st e- day of March, 1022. s.

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Today a peasant who buried 100 5-kronen pieces is a millionaire; he can exchange the 500 kronen in silver for 1,000,000 kronen in paper money. In Austria-Hungary alone there had been in circulation something like 200,000,000 kronen worth of silver money before the war. It would take Austria the enormous sum of 200,000,000,000 kronen to buy up her half of this hoarded silver currency. The fact of being a millionaire in those countries does not mean anything. Such a million is a milvon in figures, but not in value; and when such a million is converted into a sound currency, the shrinkage is fabulous.

But the purchasing power of the depreciated currencies of ceatral Europe has not gone down quite in proportion with the decrease of their exchange value. One million Austrian kronen, which were worth before the war almost $200,000, are worth today not quite $120; but their purchasing value in Austria is considerably more than that. "YANKEE DOODLE" HIS CHOICE Briton Decidedly of Opinion That It Should Have Been Selected as the National Anthem. America has missed her chance in the way of national anthems. She, I understand, repudiates "Yankee Doodle" for "Hall Columbia" or "The Star-Spangled she must be solemn about herself like all the rest of us; but what a lesson she would have taught us, what an artistic success she might have been in every allegorical parade of the nations, If she had stuck to "Yankee Doodle." I do not know what the words 'o mean; but they sound gay and they r- fit the tune, which is one of the best tunes of its kind in the world.

I do not know who composed tune, or 1 when, or where, but it sounds as if it had grown to express the right spirit of a nation about itself and to make fun of all the other solemn tunes a. which express the wrong spirit. For how gay and funny and brave it and how it enjoys itself; how it sets the mind dancing so that the feet are almost forced to dance too. A musician could do anything with it; orchestrate it with drums and trumpets and triangles, slow and quicken it, make variations on it, set it jumping and swaying and turning head-over heels and finally stop breatho less with a crash, for the cheers that r- would certainly Cluttoned Brock, in the New Republic. ty DEMOCRAT 2 years for g3.50 in Bienville parish.

SHERIFF SALE J. R. Madden Vs. Jeri v'l'. Lowe, et al.

No. 5770, Third Judicial listrict Court, State of Louisiana, Parish of Bienville. Under and by virtue of a writ of seizure and sale issued out of and from the above nalmed Court andt to me directed. I have sie; ed 1and will offer for sale to the and highest bidder, for cash, the Ineflit of al)praisennllt Iand for what it will bring, at the principlrl front' door of the courthouse in thin Town of Arcadia, Bienville Pabish, DAVIS SAFE CO. 221 MILAM STREET Shreveport, La.

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1-'. of NW 1--I of SE 1-t1' 1.2 of 1-4 of SE 1.4, 1-2 SE 1-4 of SE See. 3, and 1-2 of SW 1-4 of SW 1.1, Se-. Tp. 17 W.

The above described property being oized'q the property of anl aa he. to he defenadluts and will 1w sat isfy said writ of ecinu'e anld and all costs. of 1-4 of SE 1-4, 1-2 of Sl 1-4 of E'. Sheriff..