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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-13
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ slaton have
returned from Macon.
Mr.. Robert Lee Avary has returned
from Augusta.
Miss Elizabeth Dull has returned
from Little Rock Ark. where she spent
the winter with Miss Eloise Steele.
Mrs. T. A. Mailer, of Raleigh, \. C..
is visiting Mrs H. ". Miller in Ansley
Park.
Miss Martha Boynton has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Lawson Brown in
Macon,
Miss Margaret Harris has returned
after attending Miss Ruth Humans
house party IN Woodbury..
Miss Magnus Freeman, of Green
vile. Ga. arrives tomorrow to visit
Miss Margaret Harris.
Miss Elizabeth Dull entertained a few
friends at tea this afternoon at the
Georgian Terrace.
Mr. and Mrs. stiles HOPKINS are the
guests of MIR. and Mrs J. A. Hunnicutt
in Athens.
Mrs. Bert Tull, of New Orleans, the
guest of her mother. Mrs. George J.
Hansen, is still confined TO her room as
the result Of an accident
Miss Esther Smith and her guest.
Miss Katherine Merrill, of Thomas
vile were the guests Of Mrs. Don Par
dee for an automobile ride and tea at
the Georgian Terrace this afternoon.
Mrs. William F. Williams and Mrs. A
Med Wilson have returned from Ma
con, where they attended the reunion as
delegates from the Confederated South
ern Memorial association.
Mrs. w. P. Stone and daughter. Mar
garet of Tracy City, Tenn, have re-
turned home, after short visit to Mrs.
stones parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T.
Pickett
Miss Elise HanseH was a visitor at
the Kappa Sigma dance in Athens,
which was a brilliant weekend event.
She wore dancing frock of black net
embroidered in gold, over French blue
satin
Mr and Mrs. William Lawson Peel
have returned from Macon, where they
were guests of Mrs. Nat Winship A
handsomely appointed dinner was ten
dered them by Mrs William P. Cole
man.
Mrs. Stewart Roberts entertained at
the Forsyth matinee this afternoon for
her sister, Miss Margaret Welch, a
bride elect Of June. The guests were
Miss WEIGH. Miss Clio Carmichael of
Jackson, Miss Jane Stanfield of Madi-
SON Miss Nan 10 Young of Brunswick,
Miss Grace Ham of Jackson Mrs. S. O.
Ham Of Jackson and Mrs. P. ]. Baker
| After the matinee. the guests We're en-
tertained at tea at the Georgian Ter
race.
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Society
News of
Atlanta

FORE than four hundred reserVa-
NJ lions have been made for the
annual meeting of the Piedmont
Driving club tomorrow. The superin-
tendent requests that all reservations
be made by tonight. as son guests are
expected. After the meeting at
O'Clock an elaborate supper Will be
served
Among the many who had supper at
the club Saturday and yesterday were
General ". ". Wothers pooh, Judge
Walter Colquitt. Miss Emily Hart
Brown. of Maine. Miss Elizabeth Adair
Mr. Eugene ottley, Mr.. Royston cabi-
ness. Mr. Eugene Ottley, Mr. Benjamin
Ooley. Mr. c. NJ Dow. Of Philadelphia;
Mr. and Mrs Uric Atkinson Mr. II.
Broughton Mr. " r Austin, Mr. Ru-
dolph Geissler Mr. A. ] Ryan. Mr. and
Mrs. j. f. Hunnicutt and Miss Denis,
Of New Orleans: Mr.. Hugh Scott, Mr..
Lewis Gregg. Mr. and Mrs Samuel
Smith Mr. and Mrs Edward Forston.
Miss Edna McCandless. Mr. s. G. Phe-
Ian. Mr.. Albert Thornton Mr. 7. +.
Gamble Mr. and Mrs. George Crandall'
DR. and Mrs E. 6. Ballenger, Miss
Frances Nunnally. Mr.. and Mrs w. L.
Meador, Mr.. Stuart witham. pr and
Mrs. Joseph Ebv Jr., Mr. Charles Ryan.
Mr.. Edward Alfriend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert c. Aston, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Hawkins. Mr.. J Q. Harris, Judge and
Mrs. Spencer Atkinson. Mr. Paul Nc
Michael and Mr.. John Charles Wheat
lev
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Moore. Mr.. John Bachman, Mr. Walter
Marshburn, Mr. James Raglan, Mr.. Ar
thur Clarke. Mr.. Palmer Johnson, Mr..
Ben Daniel. Dr. William Crumley, Mr..
Julian Thomas. Mr. Moultrie Hit, Mr..
Julian Chambers, Mr.. James Goodrum.
Mr. Barney Caldwell. Mr.. ode Young,
Mr. Dan Yates, Mr. Strother Fleming,
MI Ernest Ottley, Mr. Gabriel Solo
mons and Mr.. Eugene Kelly. Mr.. and
Mrs Forrest Adair. Jr.. and Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Duncan We're the chaperons.
Mrs James w. Austin and little son,
James, Jr, leave tomorrow for Val
dosta, to visit Mrs Austins sister, Mrs.
w r Fender. during the absence of
Mr. Austin from Atlanta in Augusta,
where he attends the Knights Of Pyth-
las meeting this week.
Mrs Joseph r. Orme returns We'd
nesday from Baltimore, where she is
visiting Mrs Frank b Dancy Among
the social affairs given for Mrs Orme
were Mrs Dancys bridge party, and an
afternoon tea given by Mrs John Nose
| lv Walker at The Meadows, her coun-
/ try place in the Green Spring Valley.
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FUTURE EVENTS

Miss Passie May Ottley will enter
tain at tea at the Georgian Terrace on
Thursday afternoon for Miss Esther
Smith and her guest. Miss Katherine
Merrill, Of Townsville. Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Black will entertain at an in
formal bowling party Thursday even
ing for Miss Merrill.
Mrs. Thomas Coleman Hodge will he
the hostess at two bridge parties this
week at her home on West Peachtree
street. Tomorrow afternoon she will
entertain for Mrs. Gordon Richards. a
charming bride. and on Wednesday aft
ernoon for Mrs. John G. Jacobs. Of Chi
cago. the guest Of Mrs. Irving Gresham.
Mrs. r. L. Foreman will entertain on
Thursday at 1880 o'clock, with buffet
luncheon. in honor of Mrs. Orton Bish-
op Brown, Of Maine Mrs Foreman
win have about 90 guests The lunch
con will be given at her residence on
Peachtree street
Miss Blanche Nesbit. OF Macon who
arrives Wednesday for a weeks visit
to Mrs J. e. c. Pedder. viii be extern
sively entertained during her visit She
will share honors with Miss Ruth Hull
and her guest. Miss Pearl Sheperd of
Pensacola, at Mrs Pedders bridge on
Friday afternoon at the Piedmont Driv-
ing club, and will be entertained by
Miss Elizabeth Rawson. Miss Ruth
Hull, Mrs. Joseph J Windle, Mrs J w.
Pearce, Mrs. Nash Broyles. Mr.. A. j.
Lorick. Mr. James DuBose and others.
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orders She is president OF the Uncle
Remus Memorial association and is also
president OF the Atlanta Daughters Of
the Confederacy. an office which she
has ably filled for two years
The residence Of Mrs. Wilson at 40
Peachtree street, has recently been sold
and Mr. and Mrs Wilson will have a
new residence farther out Peachtree IN
the near future. The present home has
been the scene Of many interesting af-
fairs incident on Mrs. Wilson's official
duties. especially One of the memo
rable social events at the Wilson resi-
dence was the reception which Mrs.
Wilson gave in honor Of ex-President
Roosevelt in the fall of 1910 in her
capacity as president of the Uncle Re-
mus Memorial association.
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Week End Dance.

The weekend dance at East Lake
was largely attended by the members
Of the younger society set Among
those present were Miss Lillian Logan,
Miss Nina Gentry. Miss Gladys Levin,
Miss Kate Fielder, Miss kathryn Cor
don. Miss Helen Hobbs. Miss Genevieve
Morris and her guest, Miss Bessie Con-
roy, Of Orange. \. j.: Miss Katie Stur-
divant Miss Ruth Stallings, Miss Mary
Helen Moody. Misses Elizabeth and
Sarah Rawson and their guest, Miss
Rebecca Morton. Of Memphis. Miss
Carolyn King, Miss Harriet Calhoun
Miss Anne Orme, Miss Julia Richard
son. Mr Edward Barnett Mr. Lauren
Foreman. Mr. Ned Hit, Mr. jerome
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On Sale Between 7 and 8 O'clock

- For 27-inch Union Linen, white, that was
I5c a yard, an excellent n1aterialfor shirts
and children's suits.
= For 27-inch Brown Linen, of firm texture
\ and it is all linen. 1t was 1 sc yard
= For Colored Union Linen, a suiting that
= was zoe yard. In light green.
= For 27-inch Linen Finished Suiting in
- natural shade; it was zoe yard.
= For 36-inch Brown Linen that was zoe
X yard. 1t is all linen.
= For French Mercerized Chiffon Null in
= light blue, lavender and tan. 1t was CSC
yard.
: For Silk Mulls that we're 25cto 45c yard.
: Included are solid colors and many attrac-
tive figured patterns
= For-3 inch Linen Suitings in light blue and
: champagne. They were CSC yard
= For Imperial Longcloth, 36 inches wide.
Chamois finish, II yards to the piece. It
was SIPS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-13
ENGAGEMENTS
BENJAMIN. SaItzman.

Benjamin. Saltzman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Benjamin announce
the engagement of their daughter
Edna, to Mr.. Samuel H. Saltzman.
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HfSA fHhNiiSAH , ~A'iSi'~Sis
Miss May Atkinson entertained at
luncheon at the Piedmont Driving club
today for Miss Emily Hart Brown, Of
Maine. Mrs Preston s. Arkwrights
guest. The table was placed in the all
cove Of the dining room. and was elab-
orately decorated with pink roses. Miss
Atkinson wore a three piece suit OF
green satin with hat Of black straw
trimmed in black plumes Invited TO
meet Miss Brown were Miss Constance
Knowles Miss Edna McCandless. Miss
Helen Payne. Miss Margaret Disosway.
Miss Anne Orme Miss Jane Thornton,
Miss Rebecca Morton. Of Memphis
Miss Frances Nunnally, Miss Elizabeth
Rawson. Miss Ada Alexander. Miss
Harriet Calhoun. Mrs. Alex Smith, Jra
and Mrs. Hughes Spading
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Honora Eor Mrs. Wilson.

Mrs A Med Wilson has been elected
vice president from Georgia for the
Confederated Southern Memorial assoc
citation, thus having another official
honor accorded her Mrs Wilson Is one
Of Atlsnta's most active club women,
especially for patriotic and charitable
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Observation-Disclosures Co.
ATLANTA PARIS
Morning and Afternoon Sales
In the Wash Goods Depart
ment Tomorrow

lllCllI ! OlllOll OW
We have divided these splendid values into
two sales-morning and afternOon--to the end
that all may be better accommodated and served.
Between the hours of $50 to 1900 in the
morning there will be certain specials and between
the hours of 200 and 600 there will be others and
whatever might remain of the morning specials.
Every item listed is worth exactly what we
say it is---some are included because quantities are
small others for the very opposite reason. We have
more than we need---the end is the same, the
tremes meet-the good wholesome savings are
yours.
nSale Between $50 and 1900 O'clock
10 For White Madras, mercerized that was
~ I5c to 25c yard 1t is striped, checked
and flecked
II - For Cotton Foulards, neatly figured pat
- terms in many colorngs and in black and
white light weight, silky.
n - For white checked and striped Lawns
II that zoe and CSC yard just few
yards zoe; very sheer summary ma
terias
tx For White Madras mercerized that was
1O\ 25c to 45c a yard. Striped, checked and
figured. Splendid for waists, dresses and
skirts.
tx For coored Repps that were 25c yard
1OO Materials for dresses and skirts in navy
brown and ecru
1E~ For Soisettes that 25c yard, in
1OA about all Colors and white.
TO- For white Null and Lawns that were &c
~ to $50 yard Sheer, striped and checks
white goods for thin waists and chill
drens dresses.
On Sale Between 7 and Q O'clock
1OC For 27-inch Union Linen, white that was
w I5c yard, an excellent materiafor shirts
and Chlldrens suits.
II - For 27-inch Brown Linen of firm texture
i a ~ and 1t all linen. 1t was I &C ward.
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he will have to employ two teams
to do the work. .<- ..-. ~, 5
The Marsha -routo has boen given
temporarily to Carl Anderson It SIS
per month. This route i : 1-2
miles. and he hauls the children
from the Lilly mine and al the
children from this quarter, accom-
modating about twenty children.
j. The Homestead school route hak
been given to John DIANA ct &45
per month, and he - hauling shout
eighteen children. ~ s - .@ .s. : .z &:
II The Farmstead school route he's
been given to Frank Naki at. SIS
per month, and hs - Aandling about
rne same % the Homestead route.
Tie COMMITTEES called attention to
the fact that the tsaeheIs reported.
tnat the carrying Of the pupils i'm
proved the attendance II easss.
where they were not hauIed last
year, and The committees rseenInend-I
ed continuancs OF the present A.
rangement. 4. S
The chairman entertained the fol-
lowing morton: Moved ~ 4. I
Eaton, seconded ~ Androu Hawk
Inson. that the report Of the coms
mittse on Transportation " pa1ilsl
y aecspted and sursa1 No. t.
minutes and that thu arrangsmsnt|
50 continued Tor ths pro Css1]
rid
as Tho question ~ fnsl f1e th1 .conr1
ing year was then Diseases m IT,
chairman entsrtainsd - 1oIlowias|
motion: Moved l1aei1
lnson seconded
that The elssk = nj
serfi fors bIds ~ fssI I
Ing yer (alriied
&. e
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BOARD OF EDUCATION

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIS
TRICT OF VIRGINIA, no.. ~,
SEPTEMBER as, 1912.
Meeting called to order at 8:07
p. m. by Chairman. R.. j.: ,McGhee..,
Roll call: Present, r. ). McGhee,
Mitchell Stewart, Andrew Hawkin-
son. w. H. Eaton, ]. H. Fleming, c.
e. Hendrick and Lafayette Bliss.
Absent, none.
Reading Of the call: There will
be q special meeting Of the Board OF
Education of the Independent School,
District OF Virginia held in the su-
perintendent's Office at the Technical
High school Wednesday evening,
September rs, 1912. at 8 o'clock for
the purpose of considering the bud
get for 1912 and 1913, the passing
upon the question OF heating the IL
brary from the school plant. the aud
1tor's report: to consider the report
Of the transportation OF pupils: to
discuss the matter of fuel and the
advertising for bids for the Home
stead school and any other business
that may legally come before the
meeting.
Minutes OF the regular meeting OF
September II, 1912, read and ap-
proved.
Minutes OF special district election
Of September FL, 1912, read and ap-
proved.
According to the call the budget
for 1912-1913 was taken up and dis
cussed, and the several estimates
made as follows, which made a total
Of $217,350 as compared with $780,
054.82 of actual disbursements for
the year 1911-1912.
After this discussion the chairman
entertained the following motion:
Moved by w. H. Eaton, seconded by
J. H. Fleming, that the clerk draw
up q resolution embracing the bud
get 40 read. Resolution introduced
by Mitchell Stewart: Resolved that
the budget estimate for tax levy OF
the Independent School District OF
Virginia, Minnesota, for the fiscal
year 1912-1913 be as follows:
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the cOmm1ttee, W0lc1 ~ coMp0eo0
OF 6. p. Hendrick Mitchell Stewart
and W.. H. Eaton. made, : trip 70
the Homestead, school. ard had thsiF ;
engineer. Mr.. Benson. lay out the
school site 20 donated 70 the dis
trict by Mr.. Alexander Aysto. The
committee reported that the site
was moved just across the Line In
the next forty and IL. now in the
N. w. IL OF the N. r. Ia of, section
l0-5s-17. The committee also 10
ported that the deed had been made.
out and registered, together with An
affidavit - to the discrepancy. In
the spelling Of the name of the for
mer owner and the abstract which
shows the title ~ clear. .:iEl<
- The chairman entertained tho fol-
lowing motion: Moved by Andrew
Hawkinson. seconded by !. H. Flem-
ins. that. the report Of the build
tngs and grounds committee be &C.
copied and the deed, AFFIDAVIT md
abstract b placed on ale. Carried.
= The question -of ADVERTISING for
bids for the Homestead school was
then discussed and the iollowin4
motion Wa entertained BY tie
.cheir: Moved BY w. H. Eaton. Sc
5ondo6 BY l. H Flamin9 that thn
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Auditors Certificate.

AuditOES' Certificate.
Minneapolis; MIMI, August 10th,
1912. We have audited the books
and accounts Of the Independent
School District Of Virginia, Mime
sofa. of which the foregoing accounts
are abstracts for the fiscal year end
ed July 31st, 1919, and have COM
pared same with the vouchers and
find said accounts accurately stated
and sufficiently vouched and instruct
ed, subject to the remarks In the
foregoing report.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS.
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extent necessary to enable us to pre-
pare the statements submitted IN
this report. which. Of course. deal
with the fiscal year - a whole. Z -.
The improved system OF account
ing installed In December last we
find Is operating satisfactorily; the
Clerks record was reconciled with
that Of the treasurer without dif-
ficulty. We have made all necessary
entries in the new ledger up to July
31st. 1912, at which date the bal
ances appearing in the ledger CORE
spond with the balance sheet sub
mitted in this report, showing the
districts financial condition on the
date mentioned. - .~.-..: =.
In: examininE the minutes Of board
meetings we find on record that on
April 18th, 1872: q contract for hest
ing and ventf1ating for the new North
Side school building. was awarded to
the Virginia Plumbing 4 Heating
company at $1o,So0.00, whereas two
lower bids had been submitted, viz:
A. G.. schirmer & Co., $10.790.o0.
American Heating Co.. $10,640.0o.
During the period under audit we
note that a satisfactory adjustment
of all insurances on Z uniform basis
has been carried through. The
boiler insurance policy was not found
on file. but application il being made
to the insurance company for q GER
titled copy Of same.
During the past month bonds
amounting to $1s.000.00 were re-
deemed. The Cancelled bonds,
however. were not exhibited to US.
These should be obtained without
delay and placed on f1le., Cancelled
interest coupons representing g..
10000 bond interest payable July
LIST, 1912, were not seen by us, a
we are advised these have not YET
been received from the trust com.
pany handling same.
On the following pages will be
found these statements:
% Balance sheet showing thu
financial condition Of the distric,
on July 31st, 1912.
(2) Statement Of receipts and
| disbursements for the past hsca
year.
60 Statement of certain dis
bursements apportioned TO- eacl
school. In this connection we woult
recommend that in future wherever
possible vouchers should show OK
'actly which particular school build
fling they are chargeable to. In THU
way it would be possible to prepare
a complete operating cost report fol
each school. The statement sub
mitted herewith deals only with thu
principal items Of disbursements.
a. Inventory and valuation o
ground. buildings. etc., At July 31st
1912. The values placed on build
ings and equipment are arrived q
| after making Reasonable alloWanc,
for depreciation.
(6) Bonded indebtedness.
go Statement showing the cur
rent expense for operating alon,
for the past year.
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Report on Audit for Period Ended
July S1st, 1914
MELLIS, PIR1E & co.,

report ON AUDIT 1Of PERIOD Ende0
July S1st, 1914
MELL1s. PIR1E & CO.,
Chartered Accountants,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Index to Report.
Title. Page,
Narrative Ia
Auditors certificate. ..........3
Statements
Balance sheet at July 31st.
1919
Receipts and disbursements
Tor year ............... SIS
Certain disbursements ap-
portioned to each school. Z
Inventory and valuation at
valuation at July 31st. 1912 8
Bonded Indebtedness at July
31Bt, 1919 ..............9
Current operating expense
for year 10
MELLIs. PRIZE 4 CO.,
Chartered Accountants,
Al Metropolitan Building.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Telephones: T. s. Center 1919,
N. w. Main 3372.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 10, 1919:
r. J. AcGhee. ESQ.,, Chairman indie.
!; pendent School District OF Vir-
ginia. Minnesota.
Dear Sir:
In accordance with Instructions We
have saud1ted the books and records
OF the Independent School District.
Of virgins MINI. Tor tho period
from necembsr lth. 1911. tbeing the
closing dats of the immed iately pre-
cedtns aaditl ]. - g July s1st. 1917,
the and sc the sch ol nscal year. We
have also skxaaluinsd &c accounts
ptios III s The
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portion Of said library to the City
Library, which arrangement will re-
lieve the school board from employ
Ing a librarian and will place one
more room At the disposal Of the
School Board for class purposes; and
Whereas. The Library Board il
planning to maintain circulating
libraries in the outside schools and
to employ az an assistant, . trained
childrenis librarian, provided the
necessary arrangements can be
made,
Now Therefore, Be it resolved by
the School board of tho Independent
School District Of Virginia. that for
and in consideration Of tho Library
Board of the City Of Virginia taking
over a portion of the library Of the
School Board and furnishing shelf
room for same and properly cata1og-
ing same and keeping same In good
repair and condition. for the use Of
the public and the students Of the
schools in particular. 10 that the
same may be withdrawn by the pub
lie and especially by the students Of
the schools, under the same terms
and conditions as other books are
withdrawn from the City Library,
and keeping a competent librarian in
charge thereof, the said School Board
hereby agrees to furnish to said
Library Board sufficient heat to-
properly heat said library building:
during the school year and at such
times as the School Board may have
and maintain a fire under the boilers
at its heating plant; it being UNDER
stood that the said Library Board
are to make all the necessary can
nections between the Library build
ing and the boiler of the heating
plant for the transmission Of said
heat, at their own cost and expense.
Be It further resolved that this
agreement may be 1escinded by
either party. upon three months
notice in writing. duly served upon
the President and Secretary Of the
other Board.
Moved by c. E. Hendrick. seconded
by Mitchell Stewart that the resolu-
ton pertaining to the heating Of the
Public Library from the Roosevelt
School plant az read be adopted.
Roll Call: Ayes; r. J. McGhee.
Mitchell Stewart, J. H. Fleming. G.
E. Hendrick. Nays, Andrew Haw-
kinson, w. H. Eaton.
Resolution declared adopted.
The chairman entertained the fol-
lowing motion: Moved by G. E.
Hendrick. seconded by r. J. McGhee.
that the Clo1k be authorized to mott
fy the Library Board Of the action
Of the Board of. Education and en-
close them q copy of the above res
olution. Carried.
The Auditors report was then
considered and the Clerk stated that
the cancelled bonds and tho can
celled interest coupons referred to
in the report; and also the boiler in
surance policy had been received,
! and the chairman entertained the
following motion:
Moved by Mitchell Stewart. Sec
onded by Andrew Hawkinson. that
the Auditors report Of Independent
School District Of Virginia for the
period ending July 81. 1912, be &C.
copied and spread upon the minutes
Roll Call: Ayes. r. J. McGhee,
Mitchell Stewart, Andrew Hawkin-
son, J. H. Fleming. c. E. Hendrick.
Nays, w. H. Eaton. .
Motion declared adopted
Following 10 the report:
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
OF VIRGINIA, VIRGINIA, MIN
NESOTA.
Report on Audit for Period Ended
July 31st, 1914
MELLIS, PIRlE & CO.,
Chartered Accountants,