It is planned to make the meeting
of Sept. 16 the formal inauguration
of Mr. Michel's speaking campaign,
and with this end in view the rally
will be state-wide in its scope. For
the first time in his campaign, with
the single exception of his utterance
at the Ruston meeting which marked
the opening of the state campaign,
Mr. Michel will deliver a formal pub
lic address, and the many friend:
and supporters of the popular candi
date are looking forward to his ef
fort in this direction with a deal of
pleasurable anticipation, feeling con
fident that he will "do himself
proud" and demonstrate his ability
along a line in which he has not
heretofore been called upon to ex
tend himself.
According to tentative plans thus
far considered, the meeting will be
held in the open air, on the high
school campus, and will be opened at
about 2 or 3 o'clock p. m. Owing te
the lack of a suitable place for the
holding of a barbecue in conjunc
tion with the rally, that portion of
the contemplated program has been
Dmitted. Among the supporters of
Mr. Michel in this section may be
found friends and adherents of
Messrs. Broussard, Ransdell, Sanders
Foster and Pujo, but as it is intend
ed to make the rally purely a Mi
chel affair, it has been agreed so fax
not to invftlt e -of' the senatorial
candidates to make addresses, al
though this decision may be recon
sidered later as arrangements fo.
the meeting progress.
Louis A. Landry a Candidate for
Sheriff.
