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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-09-05

the ceremony performed in a law
Office with that feeling of awe
and reverence that must come
when two persons meet at Gods
altar to plight their troth?
Sentiment is a strong safe
guard and | believe that If more
marriages were performed IN
churches. their would be fewer
divorces. "
Miss Elba Moore is visiting at
Hale Center this week.
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LANGERT LIQUOR CO.. 1925 C st.
wholesale and family trade
solicited. Free delivery. Main eO23.
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Wanted - Miscellaneous

FOR RENT-2o-acre poultry
and fruit ranch, all fur
nished. hot water heating
plant, equipped to raise 1000
chickens. Married couple
preferred; very reasonable
rent For particulars inquire
1902 Jefferson av. Phone
Main 30AK
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one and one Groom suite,
light, bath. hot water, $3.50 and
81 month. 140S South j.
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10 ACRES
Stock, Tools and Crop

Four-room house. barn, sheds,
bearing fruit trees, so acres valley
land. good sized clearing, 60 acres
billy land, good large creek, sever
al springs: located one mile from
good town about 80 miles from
Tacoma. Can be made into a do
lightful home and made to carry
a large number of stock and dairy
cattle. Included are 8 horses.
COVE, heifers, one bull, now
wagon, spring wagon. farm tools,
hay and potatoes. Price $1,000.
Easy terms, and possibly some
trade,
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~~>~~~~>~N~>~>~~>~~~~S ~s~N~~S~~~o~s~~~~~~~~
PETERSON BROS. hay, grain. poul-
try supplies and coal and wood
10th and x. Phone Main 331.
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FURNISHED hskpg. rooms cheap,
also single rooms. PIP So. Yak
ina ay.
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HARRY V. SMITH
$3.50 HOME

$25 down and the balance in
small monthly payments, is all we
ask of you in return for this COM
PORTABLE home. A brand new q
room bungalow, nice level lots,
best of soil, 20 minutes ride from
business center, city water, near
car line, store and school.
JOHNSON BROS.
COL Natl Realty Bldg.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

CHEAP = Thoroughbred Orpington
and Barred Rock yearling hens
and pullets; also other breeds, 1914
So. Attn, between o and Asotin.
Main 54S1
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FORWARDING COMPANY

NQRTHWEST FORWARDING COM
PANY. Household goods, ma
chlnery, pianos and automobiles as
sem e pled ana forwarded to all points.
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For sale. splendid home on
Roosevelt Heights, S rooms, lots,
bearing fruit trees. See S. Parker,
opposite Roosevelt school. Main
1913.
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Situations Female

LADY pianist, sight reader, plays
classic and ragtime, -ants post
ton with local show house, moving
picture house preferred; Al refer
ences. Address X-12, Times.
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REAL ESTATE

n o-room home on Traction line.
furnace, poultry runs and small
drult; cash or very easy terms. Main
For sale, good home/fn Puyallup,
e wnlse or call at 1& =: 9th St, Ia
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A HOME FOR $50 DOWN

1loIiE 4 Olk SJU DOW "
We have two houses in
course of construction in
the North End, rooms
each and of very convcn-
lent arrangement and at
tractive design. We will
gladly show you tho
plans for these houses
and Will make any
changes to suit your
ideas in finishing them.
win sell on easy terms,
$50 down and S22.50
monthly including inter-.
est.
NEW JERSEY MORT
GAGE LOAN co.
Ill So. 10th st. q
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ELECTRICAL REPAIRS

-, - = >--~c~~~~N~~>S~->-~s~~~~es
SOLEMAN Il HAHN ELECTRIC co
Motors and generators renatred.
armature winding. general repaIr
ing. NE ct. Phone Main 5a21
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DO you appreciate the importance
OF having your plumbing done
Fight? Our guarantee and work
manship insure plumbing perfec-
llon. WIN. u. Coffee Ping. co.
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j. M. CURTIS
S14 Bankers Trust Bldg.
WHEAT RANCH

w IlEAI hANCfI
VIII trade this wheat ranch and
it's a good one. Well improved,
nice 6-room house. all finished.
Land has been under cultivation.
long while. All fenced with barb
wire. Fruit, good water. VIII sell
on easy payments ana take some.
property In Tacoma. Come and see
me. e.
o. N. JOHNS.
20J California BlGy
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RENT
MISCELLANEOUS

wanted to rent a modern house
with bath and electric lights, or
rooms. within 3 blocks of car.
Box F-2, Times
FOR RENT-Furnished, 10O-acre
dairy ranch. cows, bees separa-
tors and all implements, mile
west of Falkland, known as the
VIII Smith place. Reasonab bile.
Good business. Call at the ranch
or write. w. M. Walker, Falkland.
Wash
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MUST LEND OUT s2OOO--De-
mands quick action; hence if you
need money you can get it at
once LeuHoX Investment Co. 1903
Commerce st, Room zoe
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

35 young pigs 6 to weeks old for
sale Monday, Dec. 8; also 2 doz.
laying pullets. C. II. Klang, Larch-
month. Tel. Main 1872 J3.
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/. c. S. scholarship. value one hun
dred and fifty dollars; big re-
duction. Box B-3, Times.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

SOUTH TACOMA funeral directors
Call night or day. M. 1922. B1125
Morrow & Storlie. 1894 Union av.
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HOUSEKEEPG. ROOMS

TWO nicely furnished front house,
keeping rooms in private flat.
No children. 11011 South G. st.
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DRESSMAKING.
DURABLE PLUMRINC

- ~~>~~~-~~~>~~S~S~SN
WORK guaranteed. ia Fidelit,
Bldg., 18th and c. Main 54g9
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FURNISHED HOUSES

3-ROOM furnished house, 1912 So.
G. st. Madison 1856
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SPECIAL NOTICES
WOOD AND COAL

PHONE Main 2s45 and we will call
Pantorium s35 Commerce st
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FOR SALE-Set of blacksmith tools
and some stock. Good location
and shop for rent. Apply S716 So.
X st.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING
CLEANING AND PRESSING

BOSTON CLEANERS-Suits clean
ed and pressed, soc up. $40 So
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FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS

NJ. II. ULVIN
Tel. Main 6S44. l125 Tacoma Ay
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ATTORNEYS
BOOTIILACK STANDS
blue PRINTING

~-~~~r~e~~~--~-~~-s~>
sun and electric printing.
603-7 Fidelity Rldg. Main AZ.
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NEWLY furnished housekeeping
rooms at $40 So. 18th st. Inquire
at 1918 So. e. Telephone Main
1898.
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THE ANTLERS-Furn hskpg
rms; modern; central: 1116h C.
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YOUNG & JOHNSON LUMBER CO.,
Kapowsin, Wn.
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COMFORTABLE LIST and 2d floor
apartments. 324 No. G. Main S761.
WELL furnished housekeeping and
single rooms. steam heat, modern
conveniences. reasonable rates. 902
so. G and 9Th SITS.
TILE ANrI.EI -E'urnishad hsknp
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WANTED-Second-h hand furniture
and stoves. J. o. Purkey. 1915
G st. Main $3.50.
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UNDERTAKINGS,

so. TACOMA FUNERAL PARLORS,
5433 Union av Main 1852. Geo.
w. Piper.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1912-02-17
Pictorial Review Patterns for
sale by McCarty tombstone Co.
GENEROUS LADY SUP
PLIES HER FRIENDS
WIT Fl WILSO MS
FRECKLE CREAM. >

The following letter will prove OF
great interest to every one in quest OF
lair complexion:
brakes Island. Maine, Sept. 10. 1910.
Dear Dr. Wilson:
Iaclosed please find 80 (two dollars),
for which mail me four jars Of your
FrecIIe Cream to P. o. Box No. IA,
Halifax, North Carolina, as We are
starting homo tomorrow. As usual, we
brought up a number Of jars Of your
cream. but our friends here at the
beach are so charmed with it and sc
anxious for 1t that l have given 1t all
away. By request, I have given your
address to a dealer here, who Will SEND
you an order next spring and have II
on sale here next season.
Cordially yours
NANCY HOWERTON GOWEN.
Wilson's Freckle Cream has proven
4 panacea to thousands of people with
impure compilations. pimples, freckles,
sun burn and chaps. 1t is purely
toilet salve that acts beReEcially upon
the skin. giving it a glow OF youth and
removing absolutely the greatest de-
Etroyer of beauty-FRECKLE =
You don't run any risk in using VIII
sons Freckle Cream Try soc jar
TODAY. and if it doesn't give you entire
satisfaction. return it to your druggist
and he will refund every cent Of your
money. II by chance he can not sup
DIV YOU. send SOC to WILSON'S Freckle
Cream Company, Charleston, 8. c., and
you win receive at once full size 1a&.
sold by City Drug Co.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1912-02-17
WATCH THE RoBBER EXPRESS COMPANY.

The United the State Courts the Interstate Com
merce Commission the Railroad Commission and other agencies
combating the great corporations that seem to threaten
ee enterprise and by destroying competition the
very blood from the commercial world
Among the many uconsconabe corporations and monopos
Southern Express Company The last bill
maid included illustrates the point For 1882 worth OF
teria we paid S275 express charges $00 would have been ample
compensation rendered blythe Express Company which
making profits that the stocks the
be had any price
The following item will be of interest in this connection
Washington Feb 13-Commissoner Frank K Lane of the
Interstate who has been presiding the
oy in express companies the stated today that 5000
violations law had transaction of
express company
The penalty each violation $1,000 1t estimated that TO-
900 cases could easily by the commission against the
MES The total would S0OOO0OOO and would bank
rupt The commission will not go to this eXtre
ty but will prosecute a few for their moral effect
work orders specifying needed reforms
which must inaueurated by the express companies
To widespread and persistent custom of collecting
twice for express packages the sender and the recipient
TEN of stamps will be introduced
These will show glance whether the package has been
paid consnes Through these practices
double charging ovechag the companies have managed
to enormously their receipts and annual dividends
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1912-02-17
Feb. 9TH, 1912.
Georgia, Ben Hill County,

Georgia, Ben tt}ll county,
Office Of County Commissioners.
\ County Commissioners met the
above date in adjourned session,
with Minshew, Warren, Walker
present. The following business
was transacted to-Wit:
On motion OF J. G. Minshew sec
onded by H. NJ. Warren that the
present Clerk of County Commits
sioners, Wesley r. Walker, is here
by asked TO resign, said resignation
to take effect Feb. 18th 1912, \ the
reason for asking said clerk to re-
sign is because we want a twenty
five dollar ($25.0O man. The work
Of the present clerk is perfectly sat
isfactory, the only object is to get
a cheap man. (Motion carried)
On motion Of H. NJ. Warren sec
onded by J. G. Minshew that bills
amounting to $2,61738 be allowed
and warrants drawn for same, (M0-
ton car.ied) Board adjourned,
Wesley r. Walker, Clerk
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1912-02-17
A POLITICAL. STRAW.

Senator Hoke Smith today squarely in favor OF
Woodrow Wilson for President The concluding paragraph of
his states his succncy that he avors the New
Jersey Governor as Democratic candidate only account
f his high character and fitness but he has shown
himself to be the strongest candidate before the people
Senator Smith sees that of the other candidates has de-
veoped 90 and the staying qualities the former president
of Princeton Presumably Senator Smith has studied the siua
ton with care and has sized up the gentlemen who have
been put forward Presidency He good place to
measure their qualifications and their availability He
has convced himself that first and last the New Jersey COVER
nor measures the standard of the statesman and
has but I'D better following entirely credable the
srewdness intelligence the junior senator from Geor6a
that he should this of preference important
political and shows Enthusiastically the drift OF things not
only in Georgia in the country lareeSavannah Press
Senator Smiths announcement significant at this time,
that when the that the school will ha
majority of the Georgia delegation
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1912-02-17
pRgnARY CALL FOR APRIL 18TH.

The County Committee yesterday the court mouse
ard called county primary April 18TH the selection OF cand
dates county Offices
They adopted plurality rule which the expense sec
o1d primary and probably as fair as the majority plan
They adopted Australian Ballot for the conduct OF the
primary
While the committee did take formal action the chairman
aes that meeting be called about the 10Th OF March
rule clearly positively the automobile and hack system OF
haunt voters about the city day of election and the money
or whiskey influence votes.
Nearly announced candidates anxious for the primary
at an early date committee yielded the pesureooaby
the hp6 thew con do under although there
nothing the candidates Tor
office in 1915 with the idea that an early
urinary NAV settle candidates practically before the
tern be5nS
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1912-02-17
Co. Commissioners Report
Feb. 6, 1912.

Georgia, Ben Hill County,
Office of County Commissioners.
County Commissioners met the
above date with j. G. Ninshew. H.
NJ. Warren, Wesley r. Walker pres
ent, the minutes of January 2-3
were read and approved
On motion of Wesley R. Walker,
seconded by H. NJ. Warren that Jas.
F. Davis be refunded $3.50, same
being double tax on five acre tract
No. 1O76-lot 300-4th dist, caused
by error of listing said property Q76
was listed instead Of 1870 and
that an order be given TaX-Collector
to refund said amount. (Motion
carried.
On Motion of J. G. Minshew Sec
onded by H. NJ. Warren that the
double tax charged to Mrs. Marand
WatersU. Kennedy, Administrator
be relieved, said amount being
$3.50, and an order be given Tax
Collector to refund said amount.
(Motion carried)
On motion of Wesley R. Maker
seconded by j. G. Minshew, that in
the matter of double tax charged
to j. F. Thompson, that the affida-
Wit made by him for relief Of said
double tax be declined, on the
grounds that said property was not
returned for taxes, and that this
board has no right to refund any
taxes only where there is an error
in said returns and said property
was double taxed on account Of
said error, and that the affidavit
made must show these facts. ONO
ton carried)
On motion of H. M. Warren
seconded by j. G. Minshew that the
affidavit of A. J. Roush for relief Of
double tax be declined on the
grounds that there had not been
any effort made by anyone to return
said property, Mr.. Roush having
bought this property after tax books
closed and did not know but what it
had been given in, the board has no
right to refund any portion of said
tax. (Motion carried) On mo-
ton of H. M. Warren seconded by
JIG. Minshew that reviewers be
appointed to review the proposed
Inglewood road. J, N. Giddins, C.
Goffney, and R. T. Deese. (Motion
carried)
On motion of Wesley R. Walker
seconded by J. G. Minshew that
reviewers be appointed to review
the proposed road to be known as
the Myres and Garrison road D
D. Garrison, A. w. Myres, and G. E
Mcmillan (reviewers.) (Motion car.
ried.)
On motion of Wesley R. Walker
seconded by H. M. Warren that the
reviewers report of G. c. Ball, j. r
J Horton and j. E. Dykes be accepted
and said road advertised as the law
directs. (Motion carried)
On motion of H. M. Warren sec
| by J. G. Minshew that the notice t
legalize a portion of the Williamson
road as advertised in the F'itZ.
gerald Enterprise and this road that
there being no objection filed, that
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1912-02-17
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1912,
SHIP FOR COMMISSIONER.

Charles jackson Ship Of Codee is right in the race for Raroa
Commissioner The following the Code Rambler indicates that
is going right after the plum
GIVE US ONE
we notice that Judge Hilyer will be candidate to
coed himself on the railroad commission Mr. Charles Jack
Ship is the only candidate far for Judge Hyer place. and
we hope that he will have opposition
Southwest Georgia has representative on the COMMISSION
which leaves a large rich territory unrepresented
Editor Raney Of Dawson has already stated that he would
not be in the
MIR Ship a student of railroad and corporate interests and
would he in position his entire time to the duties OF the
position, if elected
While we do not believe in sectionasm, do think that
Southwest Georgia should have representative on the board
we hepe that newspaper friends will help in this hight
and feel sure the South Georgia boys will support Mir Shpp
for the place.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1912-02-17

said road be and the same is here
by established according to said
notice. (MotioR carried)
Board adjourned to meet On the
7th at ten a. m.
WESLEY r. WALKER, Clerk.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1912-02-17
I'M DIG Z. S I 10 n
Kidney and Bladder Troubles and
Nervous Debility Yield Readily
and Quickly 60 Treatment with
EAGGARD'S SPECIFIC TABLETS

ga SURE CURE"
Chattahoochee, Ga.
Rageard Specific Co, Atlanta, Ga.
Gentlemen:-I have used your tablets for indi-
gestion and have found them to be just what you
claim for them. have tried several remedies, but
did not get any relief until tried your tablets.
would cheerfully recommend your tablets as
sure cure for indigestion. Yours truly,
S. H. GREEN, NJ. D.
HAGGARD'S SPECIFIC TABLETS will put
you on the road to health, make rich. red blood,
feed your wasted tissues and put new life, vim
and vigor into you. Take HagGard's Specific Tab
lets. Be man! If you O. woman who is heiT
TO the ills of her sex, this remedy will alleviate
your sufferings. Try box at our risk # il does
not benefit you, your money will be cheerfuily
sounded. Sec q box.
Denmark Drug Co.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1912-02-17
Lock Here Farmers

Two car loads High Grade Guano.
Peruvian Cotton Maker. Get the
Best, it is the cheapest. See me
before you buy. Car lots speciali-
ty. | will sell you all grades from
KANT and phosphate up. Prices
right. Yours to please,
H. G. Powell,
27-4t] Phoenix Warehouse.
Newark post., 1912-06-26
LEGISLATURE Membcrsni
Save The Children

Vacation time is close at hand.
IChi.Gren. large and small. who
|u>ua.ly spend most OF their time
|in the school rooms or on the
|ground> surrounding the schools.
soon will be seeking recreation IN
|all "lrts Of the city and the neigh
|boriu- country. Before that ram
|bling begins, parents should eau
|tion them regarding several dan
grr~. such caution may lead to
|the saving Of many lives. One OF
|thr most dangerous offenses com
United by children against their
[oWu safety is that Of trespasslng
! lon railroad tracks. The Pennsyl-
(vania railroad, through Colonel
Holm w. Aydon, and the public
! (officials, has been conducting a
|campaign Of education in the
schools and elsewhere, and doing
&everything possible to impress
Iupon the children the dangers OF
such trespass. That work now
should be supplemented by par,
|ents. They sho,'ld discuss the
f,Iuestion with the children kindly
land intelligently and, wherever
possible. put them on their honol
hot to trespass upon the rights OF
4way Of any Of the railroads oper
Eating in this vicinity.
In our community scarcely
Evacation period passes without de
| {ploraDle drowning cases being re
|ported. In some instances the!
are due to carelessness in bathing
Hin others to carelessness III boat
It seems to us that parent
can do much to reduce such NOR
tality to a minimum by workin!
fupon the intelligence Of the chill
| dren. There is no boy or girl wh'
| wishes TO be drowned. The terro
/ aroused by the thought Of drown
ING supplies fertile ground for tn
work Of such parents. We do no
mean that the children should no
bathe or boat. We think the.
shonld be permitted to 60 into tn
water not only to bathe, but ais
to learn to swim, and also tha
they should enjoy all the pleasur
that attends boating. But the.
should have those enjoyments un
der proper safeguards, and it i
the duty of parents to see to !
Newark post., 1912-06-26

strength and self-respect, are of no
transitory value. These are per-
manent possession. They have been
so woven into your character that
they abide as a part Of your being.
''Your diploma. moreover, is
pledge Of future usefulness and SER
vice to society. If it merely meant a
cessation from toll, if it but marked
the elimination Of your mental.
moral and spiritual growth, it
would not be worth the paper it is
written on. The world is appealing
for men and women of intellectual
force and high endeavor. The real
struggle for human uplift, civic
righteousness and the redress Of So
cial and industrial wrongs, has just
begun. This appeal of society and
the state in particular, which has
so literally provided for your edu-
cation. comes to You with especial
force: and let me advise you that
you cannot escape this appeal with
credit to yourselves. your teachers,
or your Alma Mater.
"Now, in parting, may indulge
in an expression Of personal regard
and esteem for each and every one
Of you. During the two years that
we have been associated together
in the intimate relationship of the
classroom. there has never been a
time when / did not feel that l had
your full support and sympathy
and if we have aught succeeded in
this 'Life-together, and l believ,
we have-that success, in large
measure, has been due to that loya
support and constant sympathy O
yours.
'Once more let me say that on
; interest III you does not end will
this event. but attends you on you
way. Although you 60 from us
you are still Of us. We will believ
in you, fully expecting that tn
; ideals Of youth will not only bloor
: in beauty. but will also ripen int
{ the full fruitage Of service to ma
: and love for God. Now. by al
/ thority Of the Board Of Education
: | declare You graduates Of the New
s ark High School,