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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
WEEK Of LIFE"
GREAT PICTURE
Hundreds Enjoy Pauline
Frederick's Escapade;
Is at EllanaY Today.

Pauline Frederick viii be seen at
the Euanay theater again today and
tomorrow in her latest dramatic sue
cess, One Week Of Life
This is an unusual story OF beau
tlful married woman. who had wealth
prestige. position, everything but hap
plness and who yearned TO experience
zone week Of Life" with the man
she adorsd-
This IS produced il lavish, elaoor-
ate style and the gowns worn by Miss
Frederick would make q Fifth avenue
modiste blush
zone Week Of Life" is one Of the
most absorbing stories that has ever
been s. reeued and Pauline FREDERICK
has never appeared so beautiful before
nor has she ever had role which
gives her such great opportunltles-
Be sure 20 see "One week Of Life
at the Ellaaay theater either today or
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
HALL READY FOR
OFFICIAL PROBE
Is Willing to Fine Gam
blers Limit When Evi-
denee Is Presented.

mo. have not been called by the
grand jury as yet" said justice OF the
peace A J. Hall. when asked Tuesday
II he had been called for an investiga-
ton Of his office. "but I am ready 10
go before the grand jury at any time
There is no secret about my office
or any OF its transactions. As far as
accepting pleas Of guilty from gam
blers is concerned. no such pleas have
been accepted. The only way have
accepted pleas Of guilty in these cases
has been when the charges were
vagrancy. These charges are made by
the constable If the county and dis
trict attorneys do not appear TO prose-
cute such cases and the defendants
enter pleas Of guilty, I usually follow
the precedent established in all courts
and assess q minimum fine.
Willing to Prosecute Gamblers
IT gamblers are charged with gam
ing when brought into my court and
either the county or district attorney
appears TO prosecute them, 7 viii as
sess the maximum fine on conviction
AS 70 the fees said to be due by
ny office &c the county, that Is a DIFF
ference OF opinion between county Of
ficials- The fees in question are such
as all my predecessors have collected
and such as Judge Deaver is now col
Letting as well as myself The law
allows 5 percent to the constable and
10 percent TO the county attorney for
collecting fines. but as the county at
torney has always left the collection
OF fines to the constable and the JUS
tce, the fees have been kept by the
justice, through an understanding
with the county attorney.
Does Heavy Work.
This Is allowed the justice Of the
peace for the extra work he has to do.
There has been so much work IN my
court that I really should have had
clerk, but I have done the clerical
work myself. including making re-
ports to the state highway commits
sion OF all traffic cases brought into
my court The work has been heavy
and I have done Il without a clerk.
The county attorney was entitled
70 the fees by law. n be had cared 70
claim them. He didn't claim them and
turned them over 10 me for doing the
work OF collecting. That is all there
Is to It
Dallas, Fort Worth and other cities
allow their justices Of the peacP
clerks Ny only argument Is that .
am entitled to a clerk and believ..
IL rests with the discretion Of tfe
county commissioners as to whether
I an allowed a clerk The clerk hire
would amount 10 more than the fees
in controversy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

FL Pasoans were favored with a
musical treat Tuesday evening at the
.Chautauqua such as seldom gets be-
yond the zone Of eastern operas. Jaro-
slav Cimera and his Cxecho-S lovak
band, with madam Cafarelu Cimera,
dramatic soprano, as soloist, con
tributed the program.
The musicians presented = mixed
program including selections from
Fucik, smetana. Bradsky. lHchaelis-
Pryor and johnson.
With all the Bohemian love for
music, Cimera, leader OF the band.
brings from his musicians such per
rect effects, and such unity OF re-
Spouse tlat II seems as though the
oand were one man His personality.
together with his wonderful command
OF directorshlp. makes him stand as
an interpreter between the audience
and the world. apart from which The
wonderful music seems TO be frawn.
The Death OF Custer" a descriptive
american fantasy by Lee johnson. was
me feature OF the program The story
told IN music was that Of battle The
opening was an Indian war dance.
me night before the battle. Then
followed the bugle calls in Clusters
camp before forming the line OF
bugle calls from OFF the stage was
beautiful. Then came the description
or marching and the tramping of
noofs in the distance. which svTeIIed
until all was drowned in the confu-
SION OF Indian war music and Mill
tary strains Then the battle oF 7 it.
Tie Big Horn" IN which the great
general lost his life. and the Indians
rejoicing over their victory and the
arrival Of achievements, followed
The descriptive fantasy closed with
Clusters burial. with the voIlev ~
shots. muffled drums and burTa
sounding the last cau over the gen
eraIs crave The finale. star Span
rram.
The vocal selections by Madam
Cafareln Cimera- were greatly en-
nreciated. Two Czecho-Slovqk faII
songs were the very selections
20 oTlnE out the rare beauty OF Mad
am CafarellYs voice. Several soDe-z
which especially delighted the an
.iLence were Heart That's Free. "
Nothin'"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
Fl. BAYARD c0NVALEScFNTS
TO STAGE A PLAY HERE

Coming from Fort Bayard with q
cast that IS largely professional
hyes Right" characterized as -
merry, military musical mfx-uD''
promises two big nights for lovers
OF music and fun in El PaSo next
week The show viii be at the Texas
Grand The show has been given al
Hurley, Silver City. Santa Rita ana
Fort Bayard and IN each OF these
places made a pronounced hit. Il Is
going from here 10 Las Cruces and
Albuquerque.
Pvt. Harold P. Abbott. BY whom
Eyes Right Is staged and directed.
IS a professional play producer, we'll
known in the east for numerous
catchy musical comedies.
Albert Niebergall. who arranged the
musical number Is a musician and
q versatile composer. He Is now in
FL Paso ahead Of the show. He has
displayed rare skill as a composer in
the numbers which help to give the
production its poppy military whirL
The book Of the play is written by
\. J. O'Brien, with q collaboration Of
Pvt Abbott
While the organization Is here Il
VIII also give performance at Fort
Bliss. probably IN K c. hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
NAZIM0VA IN
TOYS Of FATE
Return Showing Of This
Wonderful Play at the
UNIQUE Tomorrow.

The great Nazimova n a return
showing Of the fascinating play
sToys OF Fate viii open tomorrow
for a four days engagement at the
Unique.
Toys Of Fate" a screen master
piece. is a gripping drama in which
the gifted actress is given wide scope
TO. display her tremendous dramatic
powers
Nazimova's talents are not by any
means limited TO heavy. emotional
acting as she has shown by the
variety Of plays that she has ap-
pezred in.
In one OF the many fascinating and
cclortul scenes in Toys Of Fate"
Nszimova gives proof OF her riding
ability. AS Azah, the gypsy princess.
she leaps TO the back OF a horse upon
which GreEgc. her suitor. is already
seated The star insists that she is a
bareback rider IN this scene, since
GregEo occupies the saddle. and she
was literally obliged TO stick" on
-he back Of the horse. Though NaEi-
nova is not one Of those screen stars
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
JOSEPH A CHIPS TRIAL
GOES OVER TO NEXT TERM

The case OF Joseph a. ChiDps fo-n,e-
MOTEL proprietor, pending in the
United States district court. IN which
the defendant IS charged by an indict-
ment containing seven counts with
violation OF the IL mile zone law was
formally continued Wednesday morn
ing 70 the next term Of court
The case was originally set s1r trial
Monday morning but was passed bv
agreement until the following day in
order 70 allow counsel for Cybfo1s -
file an application for contfnuance
on the ground Of the absence Of ma
terial witnesses who It was ALLEGED
would testify in behalf Of the defence.
Upon the hearing Of the motion this
morning 10 was sustained BY the court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
CANUTILLO HAY
SOLD FOR S25
First Cutting Is Under
Way and Four Farmers
Have Already Sold.

Csnutillo. Texas. May The first
cutting Of alfalfa this season Is now
being made in the vicinity Of Canu-
tillo- Several people IN the La Union.
n NJ district have cut. baled and
disposed Of their first crop. which
has brought SIS per ton on board
cars at Canutilo.
A rumber Of the women OF the
Canutlllo and La Union districts are
in attendance this week at the Epis-
eopal convOcation at St. Clements
church in El Paso.
Several automobile loads OF Las
Cruces people visited Canutillo Tues
cay on their way to FL Paso to view
the lirplane circus. Among them
were Mesdames L II. Broaddus. O.
W Gerber, o. c. Snow. +. C. Merrill
and Y. B. May.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
YSLETA ATTORNEY MUST
FACE INTIMIDATION BILL

A complaint against Dan ". Burk-
halter. an attorney OF YsIeta. was
filed in the federal court Tuesday.
charging him with endeavorinE TO in
timidate and influence and impede the
testimony Of Ernest B. Stalder. a wit
ness for the government, in the prose-
eufton Of the Indictment against
George Holmes. who was recently
tried on charge OF being implicated
IN the theft Of arms and lamentations
from the United States government.
Mr. BuTkhalter was arrested by fed
eral ofIicers Tuesday afternoon and
brought before the United states com
missioner who fixed bond IN the sum
OF $1,000, which was duly made. TIE
preliminary hearing was set FOR
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

Twenty-Five boys are entered in the
Hi-Y club tennis tournament which
VIII start Wednesday. All games will
be played on the Y. u. C. A. tennis
courts, corner Arizona and Campbell
streets. The best players have been
handicapped so that it viii be fair
for all players Only singles viii be
played and al matches viii start at
$3.50 sharp The tournament is repre-
sentative Of the entire high school
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
THE COURTS.
54th DISTRICT COURT.

Hazen E Greuber vs. Alice n. Gren-
Der. petition for divorce filed
Julia A Biard vs. VI 7. Bard. ne
utiOn for divorce filed.
Lancaster vs. G. H. & S. A. and
southern Pacific company. damage
suit. on trial
BERTHE Watson VS.. Lee Watson. d.
vorce granted
Alice G. Phillips IS. II Phillips. d.
vorce granted.
Emma Mahonsy W. A F. 1fahoney.
divorce granted
Sarah Hughes vs.. Frank hughes. d.
vorce granted
B. J. HARRISON vs.. Emma Haralson.
divorce granted.
Lancaster vs.. G. Il & 6 A. and
Southern Pacific railroads, damage
suit, on trial.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

An additional $4,000 worth OF Vic
tory bonds was purchased by the
mayor protein and city council at a
meeting Tuesday morning. The mo-
ton vas introduced BY alderman w
T. Griffith and seconded by alderman
FarE Pltman- The check for $4,000
was Immediately sent to John NJ
Wyatt who solicited the additional
sale In all the city has purchased
100000 in Victory bonds the amount
being placed in the city's sinking
fund
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

A large assembly was present on
Tuesday evening In the court room OF
judge F. B. McClintock In the county
courthouse, TO hear judge John Willis
Ring give g lecture on New world
democracy" This evening at s o'clock
at the same place Mr.. Rings CO.
worker. Ernest Wilson, viii lecture on
The message Of the new age"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
MAY BE OVERCOME

II you have Catarrhal Deafness
or are even just a little hard Of
hearing or have head noises 80 to
your druggist and get 1 ounce OF
Parmint double strength, and
add TO il IL pint Of hot water ana
a little GRADUATED sugar. Take 1
tablespoonful four times a day.
This will often bring quick re-
lief from the distressing head
noises. CloEEed nostrils should
open, breathing become easy and
the mucus stop dropping into the
throat 1t is easy to prepare. costs
little and is pleasant TO take. Any
one losing hearing or who has Ca
tarrhal Deafness or head noises
should give this prescription a
trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

Judge F. B. McCllntOclz. Presiding.
VIII OF late William II. Fenchler
probated.
WIN OF late Edward L. Watrous pro-
bated
State vs. Tsldro vIliagram. solicit
ing, appealed from corporation court,
verdict OF not guilty
State vs.. J. ]. Meudosas carrying
pistol, 500 fine and costs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
T0DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
.HIRLEY MAsnN-ALHANTRRA.

Shirley Mason. the diminutive Para
mount star. is at the Alhamhra today,
in THE Recruiting Angel"
THE Recruiting Angel" Is a screen
version Of Clara Runners play, in
which Billie Burke starred. The play
has been authorized by Edith Ken
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

merry. who kept Miss Mason IN mind as
the heroine.
Shirley. you see. Is made love to BY
two suitors. both Of whom have
money, and an aid boyhood lover who
has no money and very little brains
besides. When she turns the old
youthful IDOL dom for one OF the
men with money, he sees only one
reason. that she IS marrying the man
for his wealth. It's a good theory.
and a litcle fIatterinE 20 the boy. but
It's an wrong, William it's all
wrong
But. after the ceremony. the young
ster tells the millionaire that bis mil
lions have become between Shirley
and her true love.
And that self-made man. who never
fell for any trick OF an opponent.
swallowed 10 without a single grain
OF saltl Men are funny. aren't thew
Pc sure and see wat happened
ihen.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

Now Is the season OF the year when
you need goggles and sun glasses. II
avlators keep on coming to Fl Paso
you VIII certainly need a pair OF sun
glasses. See our window displays.
Need Glasses2 Ask SeEaIl
Ell PASO OPTICAL COMPANY.
In the Middle Of the Block. los Texas
St, Between Mesa and Oregon.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
CHANCE sTATInNs-

WashIngton, D. @. Nav 7.-FIret7
Lieut.. Austin Flint Rlutz. medical
corps, Is ordered from Muscle Shoals.
Ala, 70 Camp Boyd First Lieut..
Thomas h HOlcombe. infantry. fs or
dered from the agricultural college
OF Utah, 70 report at Columbus, n. NJ
for assignment with the oath infan-
try.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
CHARGED WITH BURGIARy.

Enrique Cervantes. charged with
burglary. was arrested Monday morn
ing at 1870 o'clock by detectives F. E.
Reynolds and A. G. Varela at Seventh
and Tavs streets He is held IN the
city Jail. awaiting transfer to the
county prison.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

who make a point Of doing stunts
before the camera, she acquitted her
self admirably in making these scenes
and in doing the riding called Tor by
the nlot-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
KIWANIANSLAND
IN COUNTY JAIL
Padded Cell Is the Resting
Place of One of the
Club Members.

TIE county jail, was more populous
at noon Wednesday than It has been
In many day More than a hundred
members Of the Kiwanis club. and
nearly 20 ladies' OF the Central Baptist
church we're interned there for the du-
ration Of the lunch hour.
Fifty subpenas were issued TO a
number OF the club members who had
been Irregular in their attendance re-
curing them to be present at the sher-
ifs office at noon. Almost to q man
they appeared, some OF them wonder
ms what case they were wanted IN.
and . few seeing thr l-sh the Joke.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
9Th DISTRICT CoTRT-

Judge Ballard CoidWeII. Presiding.
Joserina Torres vs.. Luis Torres, d.
vorce petition filed.
Gonzalo Hoyeueia vs.. Martina Hoy
suelas divorce petition filed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

Judge A. J. Hall. Presiding.
State VS.. W T. Kimmond, speeding
$3.50 fine
state vs.. a 1feIenar. speeding. 1880
fine.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

aaA-e = II EEAces FrealuLuEs
Effie Everitt vs.. S Z. Everitt d.
voirce petition filed
6. H Mattics vs.. R. 1IcColluaa, suit
for foreclosure, on trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

JUSTICE COURT.

WUul-e VIII = HrIUI1 ErC.IUIUEs
a d. Woods vs. L H. Boyd. suit for
rent, verdict FOR defendant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
GRECIAN-aLOvE AND LAw..

Today IS positively the last day that
- - Fasoans viii have the opportunity
~ ~ sSelns Love and the Law" which
is being shown at the Grecfan theafe-
F'or strength OF theme. for power Of
production for intense interest. Love
and the Law" has never been excelle5
ana seldom equalled
II you have not yet seen this great
Edgar Lewis snaciaT nrTyI, -
ton. be sure to VISIT ne G-eeis7
theater today. ~
lomoFrow the Grecian presents cute
ana captivating Eargarita FISHER IN
an0t1er one Of her bright. snappv.
aella lui pictures. Money Isn't Ev-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07
MUSIC At
CHAUTAUQUA
Descriptive Fantasy Is Fea-
ture Piece-Real Be-
hemian Music.


CHAUTAUQUA TONIGHT.
y Lestu =, ssTl.5 Years in Hell =
; and Back with n SmfIe.1 Pvt. ..
y Peat.
Musical program, The Reg =.
, niers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

The Wigwam viii show today for
the last time Eyes OF the Soul. - with
Elsie Ferguson as Gloria" the caba-
ret girl This Is the picturization OF
the wen known story. salt Of the
1ar Miss Ferguson has an admi-
ranle role II gives her needed oDpor-
tunities for the display Of her dra-
matte talent and allows her and othen
members OF the cast 70 wear beautifuI
gowns. The cabaret scenes are nm
usually elaborate and Miss Ferguson
mas beauty chorus behind her that
IL vel worth seeing.
Tomorrow the Wfgwarn VIII sbo-
Inc Cabaret Girl" with Ruth elf
FORD This Is the story OF a gin Who
INVADED the night life OF a biz citv
y Is along entirely different lines
from Eyes OF the SouL"-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

Select Pictures offers The Proba-
ton WIFE" featuring Norma TaImadge.
today and tomorrow at the Bijou
theater
The Probation WIFE IS the story
OF a girl who Is the most popular at
traction at a notorious cafe. Later the
place Is raided and she IS sentenced TO
three years IN the reforma tory. She es-
capes ar the end OF the second year
On the train she meets the man who
mad tried 20 aid her TO escape from the
cafe. and she offers herself 10 him for
food and shelter. Much 70 her SUNRISE.
ne marries her she calls herself his
probation wife. Love makes a dir
fe-ent woman OF her and they become
truc husband and wife
Friday and Saturday the Bf5ou will
show a new Fox" feature. 'fFIelri
Help! Police-" starring George Walsh.
VIII be shOwn.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

In addition to the acreage shown on
the map. we have $50 acres in Mont
gomery County. Kansas, on which We
now have two shallow producing
wells.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-07

Ut = " nat case Lleg were NdALEu IN
and . few seeing thr l-gh the Joke.
Witness q Hanging.
They were taken upstairs, where
they were met by Gladhander. Harry
Miller in a striped convict's suit, who
welcomed them to the 1aiL Then
after witnessing a hanging" In the
death cell. the club proceeded upstairs
to where the ladies' OF the Bantist
church had prepared their lunch Dur
Ing lunch one OF the negro inmates
Of the ian. who before his incarcera-
trOupes. entertained the visitors with
a short program One hundred Ameri-
can Beauty roses, donated by sheriff
Seth OrndOrff were used TO decorate
the table.
KIwani in Padded Ceu.
Following the meal the club was
taken on a tour OF inspection OF the
jail The condemned cells. the, hospital
department the padded cells and every
portion OF the fail were visited In
one OF the padded cells the visitors
discovered one OF their own members,
sensations made to the sheriff by
president p. R. Knickerbocker.
Help the Church
The club msmb ers paid the regular
price for their luncheon. and the pro-
ceeds were turned over by sheriff Orn-
dorff 20 the ladies OF the Central Bap-
tst church for the purchase Of victory
bonds 10 BE applied on the church
building fund. DR.. and Mrs J. ". Nc
Call were the sheriffs guests at the
luncheon
The ladies' who assisted IN preparing
the luncheon and served Il were Mes
lanes J. ". Gist. X Martin, r +.
Harvey. E B. NcClintock. L ". Rob
'rts. r b McCamant. Ben Lewis, A. b
Poe, Burt OrndOr1f Seth OrndOrff.
Josephine Morfit. F. F. Williams. J. ".
Bull F. n. whitaker. Charles LOOMS
and Mrs T. ". T Inier.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-12-12
LEGAL NOTICE.
PROPOSALS. on HIGH AND G8ADD
00H00G 1VHD1N0 AND INDUS

East Grand Forks, MIMI. Dec. s. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
tione. Tor Tndependsnt !! School district ts' No.
8, Polk County, East Grand Forks. Mimi
esota- at their office until 9 o'clock P,
q ! High and Grade e' School and srs e Industrial a
Building located on present school site
according TO- the plans and specifications
e eh1Sarsd FIST shssef %at Sy 1ef s4 Ri K Bsiidi Az.
and spe%eiseation.s being number G 4ss4.
The originals being on file in the office of
with the secretary Of Tie Board Of Edu-
FORKS, Minnesota, after December 18th,
Plans and specifications will also be on
Exchange. Grand Forks; North Dakota
Minnesotas ST: Paul, Minnesota, M anI'"tn.
Ekee. Wisconsin. The office 9f Thu
AHerican co .a c Chicago; 1l!inSis
!tions For c~ont!actorE' individual use may
be ararns<d for with the architect. BY
d ssPo nak The .4m Of Fifty Dollars
q. ~k9arantee that sid Viii be furnished.
II plans are accepted. 1t being under
stood that plane and specifications must
!!seeiyinx bids 8 which time the sum q
tons are complied with.
viii i's Sc t IFS t. ing ; n Gla Ss; is ffeG f.. + IN. os
ground, over al, part. basement and
'i haiidin stG .1a sa sith' ns sns q Il ,Ins : ,n: II
high Or - shown in plans:
Propesa! ferEes on'yhtch bids are to be
made .acssl sre In In ~ ~sRScine. I'll Or may e
those - sSbimitted on forms viii be con-
zach EaeS bid must be accompanied by .
certihed check for five 80 per cent Of
the total bid, payable to Board of Edu-
cation. East Grand Forks. Minnesota as
bidder viii enssr into q Written uniform;
contract and furnish an approved surety
bond for full amount, Of the contract
81 ef1e IL s, aeeep tsn s.s & 1 she b ad'n g n foassss
said certified, cheek to the Board Of Edu-
p N5 r Gens Is rs eea;sses 81 To- III sa fSi,'H.!nf:
iB) Heating n Ventilation.
(C) Temperature Control.
.-D) Plumbing, Gas Piping and vacu-
<E) Eiectric light Wiring and wir-
ing for Program Clocks.
CD Program Clocks n Fire Alarm
(G) Telephone and Equipment.
(H) Vacuum Cleaner Equipment.
lD Electric Light Fixtures.
The Board Of Education reserves the
right to. reject any or ali proposals, II il.
ID deemed necessary In the Best interest
OF tho School District.
PPRRAABBRRSGTF s @cSSsoAIT1q pisr rsRhr
NC9..$. POLK. COUNTY. MIME
- sofa. N'iH
BY:
4. ]. NOTES. President.
j. g. A. NODHAN. Secretary,
TH0S. POWERS, Treasurer.
Attest: BERT D., KECK, Architect.