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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That letters of administration on the estate of Zada A Starbuck. deceased were issued to the undersigned by the Pro bate Court of Garland County in the State of Arkansas on the Sth day of February A. D 1913
 All persons having claims agains. said estate are therefore hereby noti fled 10 exhibit the same to the under. signed, properly authenticated. wita in six months after the date of such letters or they may be precluded from any benefit in said estate And f such claims be not exhibited as afore said, within one year after the date ot such letters, they will be forever bar red and precluded from any benefi; from said estate.
 Given this 17th day of February, X D. 1915.
 o. H SUMTER Administrator of the Estate of Iada A. Starbuck deceased.
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W0MANS DISAPPEARANCE
 BRINGS GUT SCANDAL
WOMAN WHO KILLED HERSELF LIVED WITH BROOKLYN MAN
 AND HIS MISTRESS.

New York, March 5--Iois Water bury head of the home Virginius J. Mayo maintained in Brooklyn ualer the name Of James Dudley, said today that she had received a letter from Lillian Cock written a day or SO he- fore Miss Cook appeared
 "lt is ridiculous 10 suppose that Mr. Mayo had anything to do with Lii- Fans disappearance" said Miss Waterbury "He was interested in her because of me ] became very fond oi her. Before she left she be- came fully acquainted with the facts
The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-06

Use Eiggett's Goiaen Tip tea for making iced tea. This tea is pro. cured only from the early nowerS
 pickings, which in this country is found in but few ot the most exclusive stores and then at prices varying from 22OO to $500 a pound. Price sl % a pound. For sale by K. C. Nor hia Drug Co. Phono 2t: s-10 fl
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TWO WOMEN HUNG

onto their husbands coattails, beg. eing them to bring home some Of Jack Goodine's famous Chile and Roast Reef Sandwiches with the gravy oozing out ob dem. S25 Central Ave. Phone 1076.
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Be Cured FirSt-- --PdyWhGnCurGd

A safe and painless cure for Alec. hol and Drug Addictions. Strict prl. va and personal attention assured by a physician with years of expert. .oncc. Address Drawer No. Ig7.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

The Hot Springs Abstract & Guaranty
 Company
 Has removed its offices 10 the north east corner room of the Como build- ing, on the ground floor They win he pleased to meet their old as we l as new customers at their now quar- ters. 2131m
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Judge c T. Gotham has resumed the practice of law and has secured the offices formerly occupied by A. torney A. l. Murphy, located at 8Of Central avenue. second floor Of the old Citizens National bank building. over Spencer's cigar store. Phone GAG. 12-31-tf
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26

Material. staG--ChBses y. 3, Wsltess
.: :ssiss:: s ss' :s'sssscs.

Elstsrsa, stsa--CAIss. 3. 3, wsltssss
asss.t.st sIS.s. r.sl rns.ipsss tSs-
ssclstes te/be seiecseeb.
That there are over h(ndred
scouts In Central II known to be q
fact. and II IL said that = scout club.
not troopn win be formed In = rev
weeks.
Grimshsw, OF house iSs. h display.
ling great talent this term In his black
board drawings. His Gladstone sign
IS especially good this week.
The Boys Art club. eOmposed Of
lstudents Interested In cartooning. pos.
ter work, skething. and pen and Ink
ORA wings. held their last meeting In
room 152. Wednesday.
The PhIlomathic Debating society
has issued q challenge 10 the Glad
stone club OF Central. The bill select
ed for debate ID Resolved, That q
national unemployment Insurance law
10 protect workers against loss by In
voluntary sdleness should be passed"
Messrs. Rosenstein. Biegelman and
Rsrnick will represent the Philo-
mathic, while Messrs. I.ull, Tanna
and Thompson will work for the
Gladstone, The debate will be held
ON April % at the Philomathic hall.
Mr.. Banard's class In oratory held
It's FIRST regular debate last Monday.
The question was, Resolved. That the
United States government should APP
propriate $s0.000.000 for the purpose
OF buying ships from the nations now
at war" The Affirmative won. by q
vote OF Ia to q On Wednesday the
debate was, Resolved, That the
Trritad ytaf a. 0ovarument should own
the telegraph systems In th.s- coun-
try" d, Kennedy. o. Kaufman and
H. Wilson gave very eloquent speech
es on the negative. But the afirma-
tive OF q. Iasky, s. Levin and b.
Rosenweig won the debate by a vote
OF to s.
Three Central boys, L. Moor. s..
Serison, and Alfred May, will debate
three students from Western high at
the Bowen library on next Friday.
The question will be Resolved, That
women should be granted the right Of
Suffrage fs
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26
ROSE SCHOOL

EdissriaI ssss--CAlss, Thslne krss-
bel. Assec1stsas nalph Jewell. HsIsn
Aiexys Harry TsolonssU, Hssei Frue-
hsuf, sy1vss Ceaser.
Viola Bsckenstow. . former pupil
Of the Campbell school. entered the
Rose school this week.
Mark Iittich has returned from .
long absence on account Of illness
She 10 In room +.
George Morris has entered the
Rose school He II former pupil
OF the Hilger school.
Freida Roth. of room y. who re-
sides ct 1887 Van Dyke-ave., was alb
sent on account OF sickness AL day
Tuesday.
Room + children are making de.
signs OF the dot. vertical lines and
the letter 81 Many pretty and sim
pie designs were made,
The Al class have learned the
poems, Lucy Gray" and THE Blu
gle."
The library books for this school
came Friday morning.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26
THEDRAGON's TEETH.
Rsyroducsd ~ p-s Pupils OF the
Nswbsvrt School.

heWbevrt School.
cadmus went 10 the famous oracle
OF Delphi to ask aid In finding his
lost sistsr. EUROPA. The oracle In
structsd him to sesk her no more. but
to follow = stray COW, and on the
spot where she should lie down TO
build . city. Cadmus followed the
orAcles directions, and on reaching
the sp0t who're the city was TO be
built, his companions. who were
thirsty. went to nearby spring to
get . drink. As they reached the
spring . terrible dragon sprang uD
and devoprsd them. At the, sight
Cadmus ran forward and challenged
the monster to . deadly combat, from
which the former came on victorious.
Then Csduus heard a voice saying,
Take the dragons teeth aud plant
them In the ground" Cadmus obeyed,
and moment later was surprised to
zee vast crop Of armed men sprout
up.
sr.v. Ca, csspu' sowsd the dragons
70 Then : :l%:a In ss : .s1ns
Their eyes with anger all abia1e.
Each slew his SfOtSsr vithoat cause;
The trumpsters, blew q blast both loud
Each wsrriOr fought without :
pause
The ciank OF sword. the ring of shield.
They foughe till only ave were left,
And never a one did yield.
TIL cadmus said. Come. sheath your
swords
And help me build 4 city;
For Ave great warriors strong and
TO waste their lives would be a
Pity
They went 70 work and soon they
-ris peace. not war. that leads 70
wprE that our friends scross the sea.
Might iearp > lesson from this an
Client story.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26
CASE TECHNICAL HIGH
SCHOOL

Etitel By Phniip weisman asa Mas
fsee Resnlek.
Resolved. That the ship purchase
oil now In, congress be passed. fur-
nished the topic for discussion ut the
house meeting last Friday. The bill
seemed to be very unpopular, Repre-
sentatiyes Drews, from Missouri;
Bloctscher. from Maine; and Johnzon,
probationary member, being the
only ones to defend II, but the areu-
nlcnts from Representatives Vein
berg, from New Jersey; Resnick,
from New York; Pearlman. from Wiz
ginia: Mendelsohn. from Rhode lsh
and and Benton. from Indiana, were
not 70 be overthrown. and the hnal
vote on the question stood IL to In
favor OF the negative.
The biiis committee announced O
reg1lar debate on Resolved. That the
Philippines be permanently retained"
4 for next week. The question will be
upheld by Representatives III. Jordan,
from Lculsiana: -. Peahiman, from
virginia, md N. Mendelsohn. from
Rhcde nland;. while Representatives
r. Benton, nom Indiana; Il Cantor,
iron Ohio, and I. Harris, from Iowa,
wiil oppose II.
Plans are now going on for = house
dance, which - 70 take place on
March IL. The social committee 70
doing everything n its power to make
this coming dance suoosssful.
The orchestra, under Die direction
OF James Lake. - having ! successful
ss6son. a ppmher OF benent dances
for the scholarship loan fund, VII
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26
EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.

Esstsrsar stSD--Chisf, ReGias,a Drew-
esp sssiseaet ehlsf. Eists ErieyJ ssss-
states . III D.-i si:is S,.rsiss Beth
The Roman senate has been fortu.
mate An being able to secure Mrs.
walker as faculty adviser. sA8
The pupils OF English II are proud
Iof the ingenious way In which Miss
Mary Luddington teaches Public
speaking" We believe that this II
Miss Luddington's original idea, and
wish to compliment her highly on her
plan. She has organized her classes
into clubs, the one TO which we refer
being 1.-THE Wednesday club" and
each club or class may suggest and
choose its own name. A president
and secretary are appointed for four
weeks. The president of This club ID
Carl Breuckner and the secretary
Dorothy winters. The purpose OF
Ithik club ~ to train the students In
public speaking and the preparing OF
speech or debate and the form OF
work. whether II be debate, topic
or some present question, Is left to
be given out by committee. The
teacher leaves the running OF this
class wednesday entirely to the stu
dents, giving a few suggestions from
time to time. The committee for the
ensuing four weeks Is as follows:
Chairman. X. Brewer Miss l. Spy-
der, Miss Treavor and Mr.. Blakesley.
The committee held meeting and
decided that for next week q debate
should b given. The topic was de-
cided upon and Is: Resolved, that
the high schools should have self
government" The Affirmative Is rep
resented by Miss ID. Hyne, Mr.. c..
Snyder and Mr.. r. Robinson, and the
negative by Miss Oimstead. Miss Lit
tlejohn and M. Ruhl 1t was pro-
posed last meeting that celluloid pins
be purchased, but the matter Was
tabled.
Miss Harriet Beard, graderoom
principal OF room 80, has Just re-
turned from two days absence. Mas
MacFadden has been taking Miss
Boards place.
We wish TO offer our utmost sym
pathy TO Mrs. Roehling. Of GAL Van
Dyke-aSe., who has lately been be-
reaved OF her brother.
The next scheduled game OF bas-
ketbsl is with Toledo Scott high
school, Saturday. Feb. 81.
The Kercheval theater, the man
ager OF which treats the editors OF
Eastern and other nearby schools so
lcourteously, announces THE Adven-
lures Of q Boy Scout" for Saturday,
March 10. with special afternoon
performance Tor school children.
This set Of pictures ,has attracted
|xxsfF Ia - tnvrt f<xus Z y h. &
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26
CLIPPERT SCHOOL

Editorial stsn--Chief. Jehn HAIL, n
socfntes. Harold strong, Cecilia Nc
Cann, Oscas Harnlsh. Fred Ambs
Derothy Mlkolic.
On Wednesday morning. the pupils
In all the rooms had their pictures
taken on postal cards.
School was closed ats, Wednesday
afternoon. az all the teachers attend.
ed lecture at the Central high.
There Is lots Of mud around our
school. and Mr.. Wagner has lots to
do these days. Seven hundred chill
drsn bring IN lots OF mud.
Three new pupils have entered room
"A this month; Agnes Wilson, Their
esa Knasiak and Emma Powell.
The boys Of the baseball team are
having some baseball drills this term
The Clippert school understatnda
that a playground IL to be established
between the Clippert school and Mich
igan-ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26

We learned much more about draw
ing than we ever knew before
The AZ pupils have chosen their
various class committees.
Mr.. Poet tho athletic teacher. was
here Tlesday. Morris Butler was
found to be the sixth boy In the city
80 far that can pick up a pin with
ais mouth. BY lowering himself on
one hand.
The Mckinley basketball team that
attends the gym At Central on Sat
urdays. played q game hast Saturday
with the boys OF tho Burroukhs' gym
and sorry to say, they were defeated,
10 TO 8.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26
HILLGER SCHOOL

Bacterial staa--Cbiefr Wade Allen.
Associatcss Hesry Hug, Milton Jor-
dos.
John Tesh, who Is In Miss HAWK
ms room, has not been absent nor
tardy since the Hillger school first
opened In January, 1914. He started
In the B-4 grade.
DR.. Roda De Bots delivered q lee.
ture at our school last Friday. Her
subject was: what Every Mother
should Teach Her. Child" Many
mothers were present, and everyone
enjoyed the lecture very much
The kindergarten children ere
building Mount Vernon. Washing
toms home. It Is q very stately
structure. indeed.
Room A wishes to thank the board
Of educatiuR for tina bookcase they
gave us. Everyone Is taking the ut.
most care to keep It in the best con
dition.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26
GEORGE JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL

Editorial stsH--Chlef, Reshes Aptsiksrs
assoeiates. Ze1da Bchiussel. Davis
Levine. Abe Messsnger. spsrtang eAi-
tort Harry Wassesman.
Joseph Kerns, member OF Troop ],
lof Boy Scouts, Is a member Of the
I,A-S class. He has interested aud
iences daily while he performs San
tics on the trapeze and horizontal
letters.
Joseph Mellinoff, former editor-in-
chief OF our staff, has returned to
our school after an absence Of four
weeks. during which period Of time
he was Central student. The doors
|of the school were opened TO him
I'm welcome. Now he knows that
there IL mo Place Like Home" any
where in the city. Also It is just one
more pull for the George.
The pupils Of our school were very
much Interested. to read the items
OF the Norvel Junior High. That being
our sister school we would very much
like to know II things 90 on In the
same manner as at our school,
Earl Benson. Bio student, has al
most completed an electric lamp for
Miss Cora Bright teacher Of room
f., He started to make It at the end
OF last term. He did the wiring and
all the work. without any aid, In
spare time.
BY some mistake out items In
Wednesdays paper We're confused
with those OF the L1llibridee school,
and line of boys came toward the
chief to inquire who 1T was that q
round letter had been sent to. How
ever. difficulties were soon passed
lover by the finding OF our items I'M
der the Lillibridge heading. II just
shows how interested the pupils are
!. in the school department. The same
spirit Is shown In connection with
every enterprise at our school.
Tuesday afternoon the boys In
,terested In our baseball team assem-
!bled In Mr.. Notes room and voted
for their officers. Harry Wasserman
was unanimously elected for man
ager. and Ed. Jones for captain OF
the nrst team. The smaller boys
also organized o team and put Harry
Wasserman as manager and Isidore
Bloom as captain. and Herbert Nete
las treasurer OF both teams. Thurs
! day there was light snow but still
the boys were 30 engrossed In prac-
ticing that they never noticed the
funy feathers amid them. Cleaned
from Information from our manager
the lineup will be as follows: Abe
Messenger, catcher; Barney Craig,
pitcher; Edwin Jones, nrst base;
Charles Boyd. shortstop; Casey
Jones" Chats the only name that we
know him by), second base; Herbert
Hagerman, third base: Nathan Gold
berg, center; Walter Johnson. Fright,
and the left field Is somewhat In dis
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26
BERRY SCHOOL
RY yAMrs KIrsoN.

The boys OF the Berry school met
I'm the boys lobby OF the Y, n. G. A.
on Saturday, Feb. 90 The followins
ofacers We're elected: Captain OF
basketball team, Russell Bryan: pres-
ident, Ralph Schwabe; secretary,
James Kitson, and Treasurer. Alvan
Allen.
After a short talk on Courage In
athletics by a.Y. M. G. A. ofacial,
the boys went on the 6oor. They
soon found things with which to
amuse themselves, such - running on
the track. pulling the weights and
watching the other teams play bias
ketball.
The team OF the Aigsr school
played our team In basketball, win.
ming with score Of n to 6. Our
players are: Russell Bryan (cap-
tain); Ralph Schwabe. Alyan Allen
Gilbert Purse, and James Kitson. We
had an attendance Of AZ members.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26
School DEPARTING t'
-. $500. =, y. PRATHER. E6sss.
ALGER SCHOOL

/ lEaSsssssl stsa--Ckass. Eaisk lkans-
beeht esseeaates, Cecil us16ery MAJ
. :sse o,. K:s S.ss:ssss E'y n.ss.
N.Y. PuIssa cepp. wnlasn Mesrs.
Rebecca Barron, OF room d, Is on
The AS class. OF room A, had an
arithmetic review on "Wednesday
morning. We hope that all the pupiiu
Will get 100.
Room b, Aiger school, had stere'
opticon lesson on italy. Thursday.
Florence Mistersky. of room b. has
returned to school. She was III with
tonsilitis.
The boys OF the seventh and eighth
grades are to be examined In athletics
next week.
The boys OF the Alger school are
organizing q very fine basketball
team, and they will surely win sue
cess In future match games.
Emaiine Ackerman, Of room ID. has
been absent from school this week
because OF q cold.
Axel Grunberg. q Russian boy, OF
room b, gave an interesting talk on
the prohibition question OF the Rus
sian government.
Monday evening a. banquet was
given at the First Baptist church OF
North Woodward, for the Boy Scouts
of Troop Is. and all that formerly be-
longed to that troop. A delicious din.
ner was served. after which Troop 10
held their regular meeting. Later IN
the evening. Smith b. Fish sang. "It's
a Long Way To Tiperary," and Sni'
|der's band played some popular tunes
Many Of the boys OF the Alger
school attended the Congregational
church gymnasium, where excellent
athletic teams have been formed. The
teams will have an athletic exhibition
on March 20, and win charge Is cents
admission.
Ashley Adams Ii leading in the
Courtis festo of room b.
Miss Enc Bartlett. teacher Of room
A, Is reading q portion OF Conan
Doyle's "A Study in Scarlet" to the
pupils OF the AS class, and they en-
Joy II very much.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26

pute by the rest OF the players. Per.
haps the frat game we play will be
with the Bishops ESQ our manager
vays). We anticipate games with
MACMILLAN high (freshmen). Norvell
Junior high and other schools that
are above the average.
Our orchestra Is progressing nice
'ly. Every day they can be seen prac-
ticing new airs and marches.
In the wood turning department
The boys are just finishing up their
stool legs and some are starting their
face-plate, turning on their seats.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26
MCKINLEY SCHOOL

EsAlterfaI stsn--Chies. Rsyueua Prl~H-
arAy sporting ediSer. Walter Cow
n ansy society edeteS, Elsse SAaws 49,
sOcletes. Lucille Cassidy. RUoooal
usirp Georgs CatIis. HeIsa DenDs-
Helen oyaitt. OF the AS class, has
been 100 I'm arithmetic from the be-
ginning OF this term.
Morris Butler, Al, and Ruth Ford.
AS, started the Courts tests Oct. rs.
Morris finished Jan. Fl. and Ruth
Feb. 5. Other pupils are "hot on
their heels"
Miss Coles gave us . driving les
son Wednesday morning by which
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26
BEARD SCHOOL

Edit0rial staa-vf'hief. Richard Duls,
associates, yiols VICAR. Ge0sge schil-
HON. MarGaref VICAR.
J Busy days are the result of our
late start, but now Ntfat we are
among our friends again. we will
work with pep to represent the
Beard school.
\ Arthur Collins. captain OF athletics
Of room A, selected his assistants
as follows: Vernon 4.oct. manager
and Stewart Flaherty, assistant man
ager.
The children OF the kindergarten
enjoyed Washington's birthday by
marching with swords, paper hats
and singing national hymns.
Germaine- Meldrnm, pupil OF BIS
class, who was absent on account oil
serious eye trouble, returned Monday
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26

Manager Conelly. OF the Billiken
thoatoy, corner Holden and Green
wood. VIII pass the school editors Of
Mcl0nlsy and Tildsh schools and the
scout editors Of that district Into his
show on presentation Of their mem
bsrphip cards at the door, The Bill
ken u . very popular picture house
In that section Of. the city, and we are
sure the friends Of the school editors
at Mckinley and 1'ilden will appre-
ciate tbtg courtesy on the part OF Mr..
Connely. ~ We appreciate II. The
Maotor Kay" and "Zudora" are fea.
tures, With spscial educational nlms.
The Boys Division OF the Safety
FiSpt aociety Of Greater Detroit seems
to have caught on" In good shape.
Are there many 81 the buttons being
worn n your school? Tell about
them--the number, who has Q silver
or Gpld button, What II thought Of the
NOV cement. and any other feature that
might b Of interest to readers Of this
department.
Being asked Why she could not
bring an excuse for being tardy, Q
girl IN the AS class at Newberry
sehecl laconically replied, Nobody
home"
= pretty sustom at Palmer school
Il the returning occasionally Of recent
gyaduates for conferences with for
mtr Teachers. combining social pleaF
ure with friendly advice and help ID
the new work.
y +
Rose school surely has the prize
wrestler for . student. The editors
tell Of how Alfred Bruce won prize
by throwing o bear ct . local theater.
George Junior High editors display
the right spirit In extending welcome
10 the ''freshies" coming to that
school, and tell with glee OF the re-
turn OF some OF the former graduates
OF the grammar grade who wandered
away to other high schools.
a new stan Of editors. with the ex-
cepticn OF Leila Diamond and Mildred
cock school, Gertrude Hubert sue
David has gone to high school, and
ditIcuBu HIS WOTA 10 uuici wan scfy
good. Gertrude gives promise OF being
q worthy successor to the honor.
William Manchester has been select
ed ~ new editor-in-chief at Hubbard
gcho0l and three new associates chos-
en- From now ON William assures
IA. Hubbard win have full and fair
representation In the School Depart
mSnt.
Mcmillan High IL to have fine new
relay track, $50 yards In length, oval
shape. with tennis court In the CEN
ter.
Estabrook'1 celebration Of Wash
irlgtonS birthday was Of Characteristic
interest. In which the kindergarten
kiddies played . conspicuous part.
nefeAtns through all the rOCmsswith
fdb and banners flying and dressed
asysoldiers Of long, long skc. e., Z.
webster school editors declares
their appreciation OF the privilege OF
attending the Clark Park theater ~
guests lof Manager Small.
The English seventh class at Wesc
crn High furnished red and white car.
nations for decorating pictures or Lin.
coin In celebrating his birthday.
A lady teacher expressing entire
satisfaction with the work Of a class
composed Of boys exclusively, and,
lady editor-in-chief telling Of the re-
markable event. dispels the old idea
that "the female Of the species" can
find nothing TO approve in the young
err Of the male.
- 800 r.tts
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26

A lady teacher expressing entire
satisfaction with the work Of a class
composed Of boys exclusively, and q
lady editor-in-chief telling Of the re-
markable event. dispels the old idea
that "the female of the species" can
find nothing TO approve in the young
er Of the male.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26

- pretty sustom IT Palmer school
Il the returning occasionally Of recent
graduates for conferences with for
mtr teachers. combining social pleaF
ure with friendly advice and help II
the new work.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26

Webster school editors declares
their appreciation OF the privilege OF
attending the Clark Park theater ~
gtests of Manager Small.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26

The English seventh class at West
err High furnished red and white car.
nations for decorating pictures or Lin.
coin In celebrating his birthday.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26

Estabrook'1 celebration OF Wash
iIlgtonS birthday was Of Characteristic
interest, In which the kindergarten
kifdies played D conspicuo1s part.
rsefehfng through all the rOCmsswith
asysoldiers Of long, long aEo. .,
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26

Being asked Why she could not
bring an excuse for being tardy, Q
Girl In the AS class at Newberry
school laconically replied, Nobody
The Detroit times., 1915-02-26

william Manchester has been select
ed a. new editorin-chief at Hubbafd
pcho0l and three new associates chos-
en-. From now ON William assures
VA. Hubbard win have full and fair
representation In the School Depart
mtnt.