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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
IMPEACHMENT Of
 SHERIFF ORDERED Proceedings Ordered Filed Against LauderdaIe Officer
 By Governor
By FRED H. GORMLEY Montgomery Bureau The Age-HeraId, 221-2 First National Bank BuildinA


 Montgomery. December 20-(Special.)- Impeachment proceedings will be filed in the supreme court at once against George ". Mitchell, sheriff of Lauderdale county, under an order given to J. o. Smith, attorney general, by Governor Thomas E. Kilby Monday. Governor Kilby transmitted to the attorney gen. eral mass of evidence gathered by agents of the state against Sheriff Mitchell and requested that proceedings be filed forthwith against him. Cover nor Kilby's formal charge against the sheriff in the order follows;
 1. The commission of a crime involv- hg moral turpitude, viz: perjury.
 3. Wihul neglect of duty.
 8 Corruption in office.
 4 Such other offenses and grounds as are disclosed by the transcript of evil dence submitted with the latter.
 Sheriff Mitchell is the third county law enforcement officer to be called tc xfte bar during the past month. The first one, the sheriff of DeKalb county resigned just before impeachment pro oeedings were ready to be filed. The second, Sheriff John Strength of Fillmore county, at a special term which will begin Tuesday. Governor Kilby and At. torney General J. Q. Smith have enr ployed Judge Horace C. Wilkinson o! Birmingham as special counsel in va. rious cases and have announced tha every sheriff and other county officer against whom charges have been made will be investigated, and. if evidence warrants, will be made defendants ir impeachment proceeding.gs.
 Attorney General Smith did not dis close the particular evidence agains Sheriff Mitchell, saying all facts would be submitted to the supreme court wheI the case is called
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
SENATOR CRAFT SAYS
 STATES WILL RECEIVE
 FEDERAL ROAD HELP

Mobile, December 2o.-.tSpeciaL)-- Senator John Craft has returned to Mobile from Washington where he headed the Alabama delegation that appeared, along with delegations from other states, before the House com mittee on good roads and asked for favorable action on a measure which will give states $500, 100000 for the continuance of federal aid.
 Senator Craft said that he gained the Impression that the appropriation will be provided. The Mobile senator spent five days in Washington. The pro- posed money will be forthcoming in 1922, he thinks, and will supplement funds of the various states each year until exhausted. Senator Craft also attended the meeting of the Highway Association of America, and was the author of the resolution before that organization that paid beautiful tribute to the late United States Sena- tor John H. Bankhead of Alabama. Senator Rankhead was characterized by the Mobile senator as friend of good reads in the United States senate and at home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
TO VISIT BIRMINGHAM
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce tC
 Put on Trade Extension Tour
By Associated Press


 Cleveland, O., December 2o.-Mem- bers of the manufacturers and whole sale merchants board of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce will leave Cleve- land on Feb on it's fifty first trade extension excursion and outing. The trip will take the members to the southern and southeastern states as far as Florida. The party will re- turn February 2S
 The board membership almost every year makes a tour the last one being to Europe in the spring of 1919
 selling Cleveland" trip is planned by the members to the larger distribut- ing centers of the east to take place early next spring.
 The trade extension itinerary of the southern trip follows:
 Lexington, Ky, February 2; Knox vile. Tenn, February 8; Chattanooga, February 9; Birmingham, Ala. Febru- ary Il; Atlanta, Ga, February 12; Ma con and Brunswick Ga, February IS and 14; Jacksonville, Fla Febru- Ary Is.
 The outing itinerary will begin February 16 at Tampa, Fla The mem- bers will leave Tampa February F and visit in turn all Florida resort points Including Lakeland. Fort Myers Punta Gorda, Arcadia, Barlow and Or lando. leaving the later place on Satur- day February 26 for home
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21

ganization of the distribution system had marked the conduct of the coal industry during the present year and recommending the enactment of legis lation for federal control.
 Representatives of the committee went to the association offices 'Satur- day." Senator Calder stated today, and produced for MT. Morrow the subpoena authorizing an examination of the records, and the production be- fore the committee of such of them as seemed desirable."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
COAL ASSOCIATIONS
 RECORDS ARE SEIZED
By Associated Press n-41n naoanahn~ pn

Washington, December 20.-Reports and correspondence of the National Coal association, obtained during an examination of It's offices here Satur- day and Sunday, by Senate agents, will be produced tomorrow at a hear ing before the Senate committee on reconstruction, 1t was announced to- day by Senator Calder, republican, of New York, chairman of the commit tee. J. D. A. Morrow, vice president of the association, will also be called as a witness.
 The committee took the unusual step of ordering a search made of the association records, after presenting a partial report to the Senate last week declaring that profiteering and disor-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
Quit Laxatives,
 Purges; Try NR
lnR Tonight Tomorrow Feel Right

It is a mistake to continually dose yourself with so-called laxative pills, calomel, oil. purges and cathartics and force bowel action. It weakens the bowels and liver and makes con- stant dosing necessary.
 Why don't you begin right today to overcome your constipation and get your system in such shape that daily purging will be unnecessary? You can do so if you get a 25c box of Natures Remedy (NR Tablets) and take one each night for a week or so.
 NR Tablets do much more than merely cause pleasant easy bowel ac- tion. This medicine acts upon the digestive as well as eliminative organs promotes good digestion, causes the body to get the nourishment from all the food you eat, gives you good, hearty appetite, strengthens the liver. overcomes biliousness, regulates kidney and bowel action and gives the whole body a thorough cleaning out. This accomplished you will not have to take medicine every day. An occasional NR tablet will keep your body in condi- tion and you can always feel your best
 Try Natures Remedy (NR Tablets9 and prove this. It is the best bowel medicine that you can use and costs only 25c per box, containing enough to last twenty-five days. Natures Rem. edy (NR Tablets) is sold, guaranteed and recommended by your druggist.
 An~nn.Duuian DrnC Co
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
HARDING ADDS HIS
 VOICE TO THE PLEA
By Associated Press LY~l nA

New York, December 2.-A telegram rom President-elect Harding. expressing approval of the nationwide campaign for <AoWoO to succor starving children in central and southeastern Europe, was re- eeived here today at a meeting opening the drive by Herbert Hoover, president of the European relief council.
 At this Christmas season our happy and fortunate people could find no better way to attest their appreciation of their blessings than to do all in their power for the unhappy and blameless victims of the great war" the telegram said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
EMPLOYES GIVEN BONUS
Meridian Bank Plays Santa With 10
 Per Cent Wage Hike

Meridian, Miss, December 2O.-(Spe- cial) Following n meeting of the board of directors the Citizens Nation al bank here today presented each of its employees with a banus of ten per cent of their salaries for the year. This is in line with policy adopted by the bank several years ago as a means of rt rtwarding the bank forces for splen- did service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
XMAS BOOSTS BUSINESS
Tuscaloosa Shopping Making Things Lively at Stores

Tuscaloosa, December 2o.-(Special.) Today was a busy day with the mer- chants of Tuscaloosa, the streets presented an animated appearance with throngs of Christmas shoppers. It is said the crowds were probably the largest that has been in the city for several years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
Greenfield Dies In Atlanta

Atlanta, December 20.-Joseph C. Greenfield, thirty-third degree, hon. orary, Scottish Rite Mason, and we'll known in Masonic circles throughout the south died at his home here today He was a native of Canada, but had lived in Georgia for 30 years. MT. Greenfield was 57 years of age
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
Prince Arrives for Christmas
 Ry Associated Press

New York, December 20.-Donna Enrico Ruspol, an Italian princess, ar rived here today on the steamer Nieuw Amsterdam The princess, who was formerly Miss Eugenia Berry of Oak Hill, Ga, will spend Christmas at her former home there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
Army Surgeon Resigns

Tuscaloosa, December 20.-(Special j. Dr. Peters, who has been a surgeon in the army for several years in France and who was formerly of Centreville, has re- signed and will make his home in North port. pr. Peters is contemplating farm ing at Northport-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
Another Arrest Made

Athens, December ao.-(special)-W
 bur Harper is under arrest on charge
 of being a member of the gang that killed John King. a deputy sheriff, last
 Friday night. Harper is a brother-in- law of Adz Jones, who has been ar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21

Is all that you need pay to have the 10000 Edison delivered to your home. Pay the rest monthly; no interest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21
As One Raised
 From Dead Stomach Pains Gone
Eaforslc Made Him Men

Eaf0FsEC Hsau1 s1sss well
 After suffering ten long months with stomach pains, l have taken Eatonic and am now without any pain whatever. Am as one raised from the dead" writes A. Percifeld.
 Thousands of stomach sufferers re- port wonderful relief. Their trouble is too much acidity and gas which Eatonic quickly takes up and car. ries out, restoring the stomach to healthy, active condition. Always carry few Eatonics, take one after eating, food will digest well you will feel fine. Big box costs only 0 trifie with your druggists guarantee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-21

, rested on the same charge. Harper claims that he knows nothing of tne&
 matter, and that he was in Decatur at the time of the killing.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
Amusernents
4 Vacation Substiinir.

II YOU haven't had n vacation out
west" this year--and even II YOU
havC--trcat yourself to slghI of
Six Feet FCuI." This big ard high
~ dramatic super ie?tdre. Just re-
leased by American after SIX months
NJ painslak 'ng production work, VIII
be- shown ut the Mlssicn Theatre on
Monday md Tuesday Uf this week.
II will prove as stimulating gni
Vitaliying M an actua' trir TO Ancrl-
cas- great playground. Tor the pie
iuie * literally packed with the feel
al the western country
Not Oily de- the setiingF possess
the uplifting grandeur Of our Vest
"rn scenery. but the film II repleti
with interesting. "hpT ctei studies
that furnish the essential ".dmOs-
phcfc" of the mountain country. Can
ja Barbara. whcIc the pioductlpn
WAS made II 20 lose 10 the rural
communities OF the rtlte that Z was
I,ossihl" &C. secure scores OF genuine
types" Ia add the touch of realism
&c the crowd scenes IN western inn
aud country schoolhouse where ~
much of the interesting action ot-
crrs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
CENTRAL LABOR UNION
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY,

IH HHf Imbun m mfHflTE
il unIuH I.imtf. aii b. hrid in ths
W - Va iiaii hsti w-inssasy nirh'
ua. tIr HHitmfHi rf ! 81 tam.
ninss iHsirfiiai afi,fuean rhr
AmHfllin tsHifal iahui tniun VII
ui.iuu. uenluiions aHirh aeisEairl
Hill 81. INSTRUCTED in taha to a., con.
,rutiun ~ the state Federation 81
Labor ft lehuinu. AMI 90 to "a
Al nninn msn HiT askra tn ats
lrnd this meeting and ha.r toi,
u Whlt fr concentration han b.
nade tn thr lai. federation IIr
.mpait nee ct thrsr rcsnluiiuhI mly
BE- rvalihd whom n is kn,wr that
~ unil"d labor o. directly r'a bru-
siblr tor M, iashaEu oi q benefit
riHi lhaa IN Tcsas. sr0oruinr tu w.
tumminEs enc 81 ehi u D. ih' ifeH
t'si boob amendment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
ii'riNIi li.lAfs T,liiI
Mifu sfiliNG go N1,i~

nuuns, of the Rpar,t ,,il.
psni irn Nuline Co., Ffiia witt
q atfins ui rafa foi Amn'ilia Hi
i,"nnei has with him enough de-,
49, 80 mri ! sart. and ihe entif.
nuWhrf o. h'ing driven b, their oNn
power
WA Ne i,oDnry g. NJ" Veil.
alrs munaF"r Tor ~ oathN .tora
district Who's heahq iarier !. ~
pklihnWa tl,r. and BE- alsn has
80 ne 0f 'ait and inf''h,r tho
muk" lons process an ~ L'N N'lo,
moving irun Molln westward
Mr. MOONEY yiih his girinp ~ In"
w Amarlllo pb,ut ilc miidl, ol he
Weet. The reason iJr bringing tu'
cars overhead instead Il Hhi. ina -
The uncertainty nf deliver ~ lc-
count ~ m" characterization
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
.. =. iIkINS IiITil,NS Ii;unI
VISIT 1D EiSIfkN tliiiS

T. r. ii.cnr OF the over land-'i,Nis
Company hrs Just retained from a.
extended visit Ia cities In the nortn
and oigi. While away he visited the
factory OF -, overland Aut mobile
Company. At Toledo. OHIO. and sdr-
,rcdcd In securing nine ca loads
of Overland Little Four automobile.
neing unable to ship them from Tol.
edo. the ears were driven overland
to Marion. ohio, a GiStance ~ 20
miles, where they were Pc IN trnfs-
II Ia Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

The tire" piifcs a. b. gii'I M
rUld Tor The fret second aud third
best District ar' g0lnr IN PM o."
boys and girls In each district 40 N
their toe. because they all viii want
t. do all they C,u IN win Tor their
own dinuiicts Tlrn. too. the Low
Scouts ate doing aomc ilac work.
ZONE twelve or fifteen OF thon be-
ing out with Mr.. Goldsmith In tie
NJ circulars
"0f course We realize that the ury.
and Firls can not do all of th.s VEGA
by th"mnel,os but that the, must
have the assistance 4 the grnwr.rbf
and II Is e. the older ones isit 'hr
c0mmittc" makes special Plea lnd
appeal TO civic pride In ~" work ~
Keeping Amarillo In che forefront of
Texas cities Mrs Howard Trigy o.
this message tn The r." lei..
ted clubs anu ether ladirg Orgiri-
aiiOns ~ the city"
city To Remove Trash.
The city's crews aud teams viii
follow w H. tho campaign grd will
rcToYc the trash that f. placed m
hoXer, barrels and sacks. I, - Is.
planned that all rubbish mus, BE- pm.
into containers ana placed outsrd"
The alley gate. else !, will not b.
rcmored toniainCrf NJ value will
rot b" taken by tha hdDlofs. but wiz
b. left ~ the Hl.y. Trisb must.
be- placed IN contnii rrs tO II, ready
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

% ~ - tis liassi fAsaiIs zee
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tai i.f 0HmsaI ia sAs 80 ettii.
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tIuH .f iH.irsi l"msIs glsBtfa
ihai HH. hafn rfsh ~ Amarillo. n
m.nf maul tnd dafiqF taeii STAY
ihs wfNhri e me ermpany hast
nafs D Itlf aas fuehdl stf0uEa
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nffering 80 fir and " tnyii ING IN
90 fp fff .fHn ALL o. worth sesihg
4 complete eianre - musical sun,.
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hp Injected with FOO Mani Hus-
bands
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

II was 'oclalod yoicIdaY hy I'M
officer that Amarillo experiences less
zeal crimes than IN, other city ~ us
ri2c In tn state. referring to tie 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
YOUTH CONES
TO AMARILLO TO LEARN
MORE ABOUT THE WORLD

Leonard Mctool IT Wc1Gvifi
oklahoma alihougl lnly ioufi" ~
y, irK old aud small fni his ne. de-
,.'l"d that home life was too tame
Tor hiih and that H. would yrnt.rr
farther west. H. landed ~ AEarll.
10 II foN days ago and immediately
took M with the police dcpl imvni.
Leonard explained ~ his i''tSoa Tor
his exploit that he wanted &C. get
out aud nave some fpn."
Hut Leonard is loaining tlgt
Their" Z, moi ~ much iun IN work
ing Tor ones liying. although he do",
room 10 enjoy the ncNncss ~ ~"
vcrture to a certain measure he
occurred employment hmm, ~, tely al
ter arriving In Amarillo an spend
ing one Ihi ~ he office ~ thiof
of Police G.. NJ. Davis. at Jack :
poughnut and Coffee shop on East
Fourth street Ynd has proved - De
- sleauy Worktr. After linlshlIp his
ua.iy duties each Ggy h' reports TO
the polio" station. whore he spends
his nights through the courtesy OF
the chief
l,ut Leonardo caiocr ~ u holmCr
probably viii come 10 m abrupt halt
shortly ~ his father has been not
fled Of his presence here. Leonuid
himscli Writing thu letter. stating
that he intended 10 remain h"r".
The bov has no mother. ~" VIII 10
taken car" Of by the kind.hearlei
chief OF police u.til his future dee.
tiny T. determined. incidentally. th"
chief was too considerate NJ The hoy
10 lock him In Jail during his visit
10 Amarillo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
SERIOUS GRIMES m ANlARILLOFEN
DURING PAST YEAR RECORDS SHOW;
LESS THAN OTHER CITIES. |; CLAIM

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iait'Ha ih HafiiIH ata t'niff iilnnfy
1853 a. 900 tft.f if.lIfl H If.aa
"i htf rin cod fsnHI .fhH. iasI
rff fttafHfiif f.f 80 nuH
ii"hihf 900 FHa f.H.HIff n inIf.
thHs $3.50 600 .na laahil uulfl Oh
fialsialf 900 D. aH .t.HIhaiiHn Hl
~ fiitIitfl H.stff m tt. fnHfis
WIN" 80 ffim.nfi fH SEE this i.m
~ aiIifiH fntft d. attunHh .irai o.
u iaiHri $3.50 1Huai f b. rtt IfnrI
that unff ffrfn iudHfmtIf. l.sf
sfHt rrturnFt Do ga. lHnd Iui tht
Fnai uHlrftF 90 tH taIH. having
ten continued ifnH pf. irrn nf
'Hri''is dHa lns. 1fr ten ir tu .huF
ihii he lHHtt pii Iluli fnrtft b.
ihihsi an accumulation uf d, .l.. fnr
irttful > rte lutl. iui ihst a.. "a
hf"d rfim't Hff" Ioi 90 commit.
tel within ihr Fsi i"r unuihs.
i'n criminal Eases
During The pc rBt i,rr ed district
COAT. ten criminal af-. lay" han
tried "ui ~ the nurn ind,riis,n's
returned. conviction being secured
~ "irh ~ them, -Four oi a., uo-
i'fidaniA vtt" con,lriri Tor theft "
auiHn.pbllrs. tva Ter sHuli iu rnl
"ne for robbery wiih firearms ana
one fur fufgcfi
In The spring tern 81 district court
lHfi year. iNcl,' N"it convicted fcf.
three Tot frtg,ry two foi t."f. oir.
lot fapo sud three under he ,'as
~ "o'huf feipnic according 10
District clerk. i. & shnlnin d, ~.
port Ia the aitDrnc, general NJ AlH-
I'm. The number of conyictio14 ~ the
.nll torm 81 district cobrl was al
mpsi as small 1s IN The Hpfine tenn.
Mostly Pet, Oncnrs.
IN examination at the police blot.
ter IN the corporation court shows
that whilo there usually IN alargr
number of arrests each month. dDOut
~ Ior cot 81 thea are Tor p,,ir
uii"nscs. holnr hostiy violations NJ
liaific laws. sroh a. speeding. oppr-
aing ears without numbers. emitting
'ufn'iH. wrong pari NJ ana driving
on the wrong side Of the siIcet. Tho
number of cases Of drunkcnntss
thought before the police court -
very small. while the uumhcr ai
'bscs Of vagrn"cy h. slightly larger.
lhil being accounted for by the In,
flax Of floating population believed
H. he caused by unsGtl'd conditions !
scrious OiirnscS Lacking.
II WAS 'cclaled Yesterday by an !
officer that Amarillo experiences less
zeal crimes than IN, other ciiy " It's
ti2c In tn state referring to tao 10.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

IfffF n iil Hamhff 81 mufd .ff,
ihaiit .af th. mrls e. iuH. iiFH
f fmh co. hrfifs nfpsrment
900 ihF pilinn dee affmrHi ais diii.
un t 100 ilnff SOL ptrtfniilf Hni
fHfut uinr. % BE- i..nird nni.
shilh s hlHfsd a. 4s ihn mara
iHHs m Hth a tiiH'i nuilhHI u 500.
.lurf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
GRAM THiiEshiNG CONFINES
NIt, HEREFORD t>D GLOVE

Thrcshing of grain near Hereford
and clovis b. reported by J. A. Tros.
-. who has been on O lrip overland
IN that section recently \ ialn with
In the nest week or ten days rhogld
insure The ln.o wheat crop. he said.
Turning IN OF irrigation wells neal
Hereford VAS noticed by Mr. TroXcl.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
Two Men Get Inin Eipl,i.

Two white men cngngci N fist
fight Yesterday afternoon abont /
o'clock. the aifray taking place oil
Harrison street bet Neen Third aud
Fourth tie caus" OF The difficult
IS was not learned one of tho
men later llead guilty 10 a charge oi
ARRAY In the corporation court ard
paid fine OF $40.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
WEIR 'fNTH liER SiLt SMiy
~ ATTEND CONVENTION.

lra Bacon. salesman for he iler-
rcnthal"r Linotype Cobpany - New
orb. ig IN Amarillo on business and
VIII remain over for the convention
Of the Panhandle Press Association
IhIs Mnek.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18

The Developments OF IN air routc
from Egypt 10 india and rs usr Tor
Z arrvtnE mails has been recommend
"a by British go,rrnment advisory
tummitcc on aviation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
"ra u,Ni nisn,Nns"
,iffriing u ~ i,rasdi Nenia, I'D
fIesdat

Tho 1870 Revue 'waplat
Nhich closes ~ forI weed 'EF.fr-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-18
CLEANUP DRIVE
WILL bEG|NWITH
RUSH TOMORROW
siiliiAl COMMITTEES ~ ulli.
Ms 80 liii Aulil.
NJ httlb

fhf Dos HurHr flrai 900 rs.fH
Niil Hi1f iHmuuuv nuuing auh a
fa-h sua 800 urus int Ihr ,ntf.
Iilfr base h.rn rniunlflri Thr ..
'iai committee afp 40 iie lainr.
tnN rufhinr 10 make ils tlmbaigi
D tirfess. a. n AWAY hps hsrsi .u
inp u.H
i'sluiitr in thr dr.n."p ar.a
il"m"ni u ipu 3, nrrui ,nnhnau
yrl'erdly sli AZ ~ inr enmn.i, D..
irH li' .'iiVUN % work god 60 49,.
liliinE in ,ari,inF iufwarI n r,n.
'rHl dean up campaign Thr iasi few
dnfH 10" srhncl committee ms 81.
iir1 ~" 'rhon's io r'nf" the inp.
lnrl ana cooperation oi The tea 'hrih
unu piplls l.Ifi I'LL remarkable
results were accomplished through
III" active woik e. the prpils lnl
teachers ana the competition 90
tween ~" hoods wa keen. each rar
driving 10 win the mt iri,r. ""
are lOnAirg itr Tho .lmc kirI 80
competitive WORK IN this ,amnnign.