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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

to visit her sister and brother, Miss Annie Lacy and John Lacy in Annis Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

Mrs. Mary Reed, sos East Second avenue, has returned from Fornfelt Mo-. where she visited MT and Mrs George Hall, formerly of Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
Jimmy NIT!
 200 Mil| 5

Fresno, Cal ! phy won the 2o automobile race purse of s, was second, won $3 ,000. Td taking a purse time was two ] III 32 seconds.
 Others flint order:
 Gaston Chfeg Roscoe Sarles MurpHy 4 on the new 5! nli miles an hour race was drivsl at an averaG { 1 hour. Il 2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

Ark, this week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
Young Ladies' Society
 To Elect Officers Today.

The Young Ladies' society of the Firth Methodist church will be en- tertained at the country club this afternoon at o'clock, by Mrs. Tom Parham, Mrs. w. s. Harris, Mrs. A.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

were oconneeN with the lodge fss, 1 in it's youthf@ days days. W. A Whidden, formA kly of Little -p--.- now connected WI the Tenry Marx company, was admfsed to member ship. A. w. Mills and Joe Norton made brief talks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

J. E. Timms, 1911 East Barraque street is visiting relatives in Wynne
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

ITS NEVER TOO LAT1kl TO DO- GOOD-Protect yotff
 before the burglar gets in. < s3 M A Theft policy through our aSSf offers FULL PROTECTIOiJ.. sS RI
 TAYLOR & CO.,. sxa
 Insurance That InsItres z
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02
Story Hour at
 Library Today.

TLIDfdTy TUUay. \ Two delightful stories will to told sthis afternoon at the Public Libra @ry, at 3 o'clock. V A hero story, "John Paul Jones'"
 will be told by Mrs. N. J. Can't, IT,, and an amusing story will be told by
 Miss Anna Can't. The story hour is gaining in pop ularity and every child is most cor
 dially invited to come
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

Mrs. J. c. Thomas, 5o2 East Second avenue is visiting her daughter, Mrs Joe Morrison in Stuttgart.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

M. w. Low of 518 Nebraska street, is quite ill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

felt, Mo. have movedE Elrfne Blu to make their future none.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

First Baptist cfufch 1es ffe ps<k CT at the weekly noon r1eesinga the shops yesterday. Rev. Moore
 make series of talks at the Ffs noon hour there, of which the tB yesterday was the first. s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

Works oi D " Fides. The Zunning and E of officer
 hortly thereaft
 to jail, and c1 x
 the large stl1! 4
 ym to be identi bl ~. < On the way to III \ liked if court VI z I < "I hope it il" < snter a plea and Fl. ss. He believed of y ,is trail by the had rly -s',d o1 rest wN Stewart, NfeS Pate, alis Moore, Humes, M0A The wife of Jaekst held at polise head
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

East Third avenue are visiting rela- tives in Texas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-02

N NE of the largest and most Brilliant military weddings ev-
 N) CT celebrated in Georgia, was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
SUPREME COURT OPENS
MONDAY: DOCKET HEAVY
Marshall Case and Others Bearing
on Tax Laws Among 100
on DOcEat

With 40 cases listed for argument
and another score on the Common
wealth docket the Virginia Supreme
Court of Appeals will begin it's term
next Monday. faced by the biggest
volume of business that has accumu-
lated in some time.
The majority OF the important
cases to be decided have a bearing
on one phase or another Of the State
taxation laws. The estate and in
hcritance taxes come in for the great
est amount OF argument in two OF
the more complicated cases. those Of
the Marie Marshall estate. which
originated in the Circuit Court Of
James City County, and the Craddoclk-
Terry case. originating in Lynch
burg.
In the Marshall case it is declared
that the tax which the State and tho
city of Williamsburg is fighting to
collect, although the property is To-
Gated i'll New York State and is con-
trolled from there, is large enough
to care for all the public improve
ments that Williamsburg would need
to make for the next twenty years.
Marie Marshall has been Il voluntary
inmate OF the Eastern State Hospital
for many years now, where she main
tains q private retinue of servants to
attend to her wants. Decision in
favor Of the State will enable Nir-
ginin to collect many other taxes on
the estates and property OF inmates
of State institutions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
.ACCA TEMPLE sHRINERS
WILL GO ON PILGRIMAGE
More Than 200 VIII Join 1000
VINO Will Convene in Cockade
City TomorrnY.

More than zoo Acca Temple Sbrin-
ers will leave Richmond tom Hr,
ha,Iernoon at $3.50 O'clock for Peters.
pnurE on pilgrimage in which more
S S i.ooo Shrincrs from all over tho
STATE are joining. a special train
I'll MI oring the party hack from tn"
NoSSSaoe CITY at midnight
one OF the largest classes of tho
year VIII be initiated The Peters
nnrs Shriners are making prepnra-
ions Tor The occasion. Petersburg is
considered one of the leading Shrinc
centers in Virginia. The invitution
u welcome extended by tho Acr;t
temple Nobility there carries 4
olena or the hospitality of tho DAYS
OF Old virginia. and the nrogres-
SiFe spirit that has marked the city,,
rise IN Things material.
parade starting from the Union
station In Petersburg will open the
afternoons program. It will end in
drill patrol In Franklin Stree;
business will be transacted and tho
nrst section Of the ceremonial adj
ministerial before the visiting dele
CATION form to march to Petersburg
High School. where the banquet Viii
be served in the gymnasium. The
remaining ceremonies will be gon.
through Immediately after sumner
and an entertainment program will
wind up the evening. 4 special trnin
VIII bring the Richmondcrs back
after midnight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
WOULD INCREASE NUMBER.
OF VOTING PLACES TO 100
Veteran Election officer Suggests
Plan for the Relief Of
CONGESTION.

Members of the City Electoral
board and the City Democratic COM
mittee Will cooperate in the formu-
iation OF plan to be suggested to
tho CITY Council for the relief OF
conditions that caused several thou
sands OF qualified voters to DO de-
pr,Seu OF the opportunity to cast their
ballots last Tuesday.
:, me experiences they, gained In the
tics; to Proceed intelligently with tho
working out OF nm improved system
Tor conducting future elections. The
plnn will1beNi In operation In time for
the primaries to be held next year.
Garland Taylor, clerk of the Elcc-
ttoral Board, who has served in pol
ing places many years as an cleo
ton officer. has suggested as the
simplest and most effective way to
insure tho polling OF the full vote
that the~number OF polling precincts
be Increased from thirty-onc to 800.
Mr.. Taylor contends that no pre-
cinct should be required TO carry Il
heavier registration than GOO votes.
More than that number of voters
cannot be conveniently handled by
in the average general election. ne
says, Even when the primaries are
held In the summer months 500 voters
Will keep the election officers suf-
fictentiy busy, he argues When
completed the plan will be submitted
to the ordinances committee OF the
council and introduced In tho NUM-
cipal body In the form of an ordi-
nance amending the existing ordt-
nance. which fixes the number and
location of each voting place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
|HULCE-PACE CONTEST
in AUGUST is CERTAIN
He Is Encouraged to Try
-; Second Time.
INSIST HE SHALL RUN AGAIN
Victor In Last Tuesdays Fight for
TncXpircd Term OF City Treas
urer Now Faces Prospect OF An
other Campaign Next Year.

Herbert L; Hulce. City Collector;
term OF the late City Treasurer in
u candidate for the full term to fol-
low In the Democratic primary.
which is 20 be held next August, ac-
COLLECTOR. who yesterday urged him
in vain to make an immediate an
nouncemcnt of his candidacy.
Mr.. hulce. when approached on the
moncommit,al He said he had no
announcement to make beyond an cX
preston of grateful appreciation, TO
supported him ut the polls.
The collectors campaign licuten-
ants were more communicative. They
said the prospects for his election in
u Democratic primary against Treas
urer Pace was too allurinS to be dis
regarded, They asserted that Hulce
had received :: most haiterins vote.
day by scores or his friends and po-
litical supporters. who locked 10 the
Office TO congratulate him on tbs
strong showing he made in the fight
visitors also urged him 10 make an
Immediate announcement OF his can
dsdacy for the Office in the next DEM
ocratic primary.
Mr.. Pace Is Congratulated.
City Treasurer Pace was Showercd
with congratulations on his victory
ny nunurcuS OF citizens who had sup
ported him. lie was kept busy meet
ing visitors and shaking. hands all
day. While he had nothing to say
tion in the primary of 1921 It is re-
Sarded as 4 forcgone conclusion that
nc Will ask recollection at the end OF
thu uneNpred term. According to
cemmittee, Mr.. Pace read himself
opt OF the Democratic party when he
REFUSED 10 enter the party primary
called by the committee. Treasurer
Pace. however. does not accept the
verdict or the committee. lie de-
clnres himself straightout Demo
Srat and denies that the primary,
which he refused to enter was jus,i-
q ed. Ills contention when lie de-
stlncd 10 enter Il was that the time
coS,.eaUing primary was past, un-
Ier the primary law OF tho State. AMI
tuatethe city committee was proceed
!HG .irrcEularly and illegally In or
doing that il he held.
T3c consensus of opinion today in
n'pnir:pal and political circles is that
!, Z iiRht for the ircasurership between
t'ac4 and llulcc in the primary OF
GtSt August is Inevitable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
BIC GUNS FOR HOW|TzERs
ARE ON WAY TO RICHMOND
Other Ordnance Now Being Tn
loaded and Stored in Eighth
Street Armory.
RECEIVE STEEL HELMETS
Will BE Unable to Parade as Body
on Armisticc Day, hut Officials
Urge Members to March With
American Legion.

Several carloads OF new equipment
for The Richmond lIowitzers have ar
rived. The ordnance is now being
unlradcd and stored in the old gun
room ut the Eighth street armory.
This shipment includes the new is
sue c3iSsonS for the 80 nm. guns
which are expected in few days.
The shipment of steel helmets and
40 automatic pistols for ISL ofiicers
and men have also arrived. The bat
terry is not as yet completely uniform
ed. and due TO this it will not pa
radc AS an organization On Armis-
Al the members who have. uni
forms are ured to parade with the
American Legion and help 10 make
the day success.
progressing, but the battery is meet
ing every Monday night in the Grays'
Armory unt!l they can move into
Their own; captain Pollard has been
will be held on Monday evening. No
rcmber IL, ana orders have been is
sued for every man 70 he present
Two carloads Of horses. ,hirty-,wo
animals in all: will he procured. as
soon as ,suii1Hle quarters have been
arranged. Everything is in rcadi-
ness Tor the horses and they are now
only ueiaysd because OF the inabiiity
TO find a suitable place to put them.
AZ soon as the contractors now
working on tho Howitzers Armorv
have finished their work. which is
expected 10 he this month, the or
Eahi2at!ts viii! talk. possession IL
has been hoped that the armory
would be completed by the thirteenth
OF the month. which Is the annivcr-
HGry -! the formation OF the orsani-
zatton. but Is is not believed that this
Will be the case. However. as soon
as the armory is completed and taken
possession of gala occasion is
planned by the organization, includ-
ing dance and banquet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
LA. FRANCE CAFETERIA
CREDITORS ARE CALLED
Meet with Referee in bankruptcy 10
Decide Future of Concern No.
yPnlIer

Thomas II. Snead, referee in bank
iuatcy, has called u meeting az the
""cditors OF the La France Cafeteria
company. which WIS placed in in
voluntary bankruptcy and temporary
'seclvers appointed recently. for No
Nembar II. TO determine whether the
business shall be continued three
months longer in m cffor, to place il
on footing where It's obligations
may be ultimately discharged.
stockholders are said to be Of the
opinion that this can be accomplish
Cl The bankruptcy proceedings
Followed the disappearance OF the
"rnpany's president. Pierre Cross.
i is alleged that the conlany's AS
Scis were found to I've smaller than
: opposed after he had gone. Stock
I"!dcrs say they have been unable tc,
ifrate him but claim the business Is
solvent. Two of the three cafes
month ago have been
c.oScd and Fay Thomas. manager Of
I: Hoth"r cafeteria concern. is direct
lag the rcina!ning restaurant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Hoard OF Election Communications
ers. IIustinGs Court, 10.
Lee Chapter, United Daughters
of tho Confedcracy, Confederate
Homo, $500.
Advertising Committee, Chamber
Of Commerce. Chamber OF CONF
nnerce Board rooms, 4.
Richnond Education Association,
Richmond Hotel, 3.
Richmond Retail Nfercknnts' As
socintion, Nichunond Hotel, =.
southsfde CitIncns' Associntion,
Hastings Court, Part H., s.
Charity ball, EikS' Home. $500.
Reception at Bninbrldge Baptist
Church, Si3O.
Military MnsS by Italian Socie-
~ OF Richnond, Sacred Heart en-
thcdrnl.
Masonic orders. celebrating
WashinEton's Mason birthday, Ma
sonic Temple. y.
/. .Strand-"roIly md Her rnis,'
.acnlcmy-Vnudcvi and pic
tures. J:30, 5:i5, O;l5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

the offerings md deliver them to
INC Associated Charities headquar-
terr where Miss Charlotte whiting
Will suPerintend their disposition.
The entire third floor of the
Charitien building will he given
over to this work. Member. OF
INC \. w. G. A. and corps of
sale of the garments,
' Mnny new IDEAS for the develop
htent OF Humble Day to larger pro-
portions than ever before are being
considcred by the Churities work.
wort ont their wnrdrobes nnd &C.
Whnt they cnn pnrt with conn
fortabiy. RuEr will he mndc mt
OF suck contributions ms mr. moi
nhle to- be repaired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
FLAGS OF THREE WARS
IN PARADE NOVEMBER II.
Will Make Second Anniversary OF
Armisticc Day Occasion for
Monster Celebration.
VETERANS TO GIVE PARADE
Expect Not Only All Of Military,
but Civic Clubs and Associations
to Co-Operatc--All Service Flags
Will he on Display.

Extensive plans are under way and
many features nre being arranged for
the coming parade and celebration OF
the American Legion on Armis,ice
Day. The executive committee are
using every effort to mako November
II one OF the greatest patriotic days
in the annals of Richmond history.
and 4 parade with veterans
from every war is to take place. All
The war workers of the worlds war
have been invited to march. and one
OF the most stupcndous celebrations
ever seen here is expected
The recruiting officers OF the army,
in cooperation with the American
Legion committee TO arrange to have
bands here to take part In tho
parade. Every military hand in this
section are being called upon and
most of them Will be represented.
Old war flags will be seen when the
parade marches along and the gov
eminent mas promised TO furnish the
battle flags used hy the Richmond
divisions while they were overseas.
Flags used in the War Between the
States; the Spanlsh-American Wa-
ana the PHILIPPINE conflict will also
DC carried.
Confederate VETERANS in Line.
Veterans OF every war have hcen
invited to participate in the parade
confederate veterans. Spanish War
and all others have been extended
the invitation. They have all been
requested to march in uniform. Con-
fedcrate veterans in their celebrated
gray. spanish war veterans with
their big fedoras. the sailor in his
navy blue and the dashinE doughboy
IN ms khaki. Regular army and navy
enlisted men from this section will
also march in the procession.
All business houses ana business
men have been asked 10 decorate
their stores with ilags AMI to hang
prayed during the war To show how
many OF their employees were in SER
vice" Private homes have been re-
nucstcd TO put out their service hags.
Red Cross fings and Confederate and
American flags.
AK for Holiday.
Tho Chamber OF Commerce. has
written letter To every business
man who is u member TO declare this
day Il holiday to allow all the en-
service men to take part in the cele-
hraiion. Similar action is expected
from the Retail Merchants Associa-
ton. Civic, kiwanis Club and other
organizations.
After the parade celebration is
10 he given and tho legion will re-
ve.Ee stan OF colors from the city
Which Mayor George -iinslie Will pre-
sent. and Governor Wcs,noreiand
Davis Will present the men who won
the Distinguished Service Cross with
victory medals. which Will be sym-
hol'c OF the government p.cseMta-
The executive committee is meeting
nearly every night 10 perfect the
pans ana using every effort to make
inc arhiStice Day gigantic success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Times-Dispatch Will Hold Bundle Day
for Benefit of Associated Charities

The Tirucs-Dispntch, In conjunc-
tion with the Associated Chari-
timex, will conduct another Dun-
die Day thfs fall, ns In yenrs past,
when great quantities of old cloth
Ing have been collected, repaired,
and sold Mt reasonable pricen, the
proceeds going to the benefit OF
those I'm need of the MD of chnrit-
able bodies.
The day on which this falls
contribution of cast or garments
In 60 be made will soon be set md
the same procedure followed in it's
conduct ns In the pnst. The firc
department will open its station
houses at dcpOts for the recent
Of bundles and this pnper will
send it's motor trucks 10 pick up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Two Overcome by ems.

AS result acCidently inhaling gas
Fumes 1T the Richmond Stove Com
pany plant two men were rendered
nnconsctons and taken 10 the Eyeca
hospital for treatment Yesterday nc
coriinE TO police reports. They are
louis southwark, 32l4 East Broad
street. and W. s. Walker. IllG North
lwehty-s!Nsh street. Their condition
was not serious and after treatment
they were allowed 20 proceed 10 their
homes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Ask for Holiday.
Tag bay Nets Nur.cry s.,oss.

Yesterdays reports from the sunny
Slue Day Nursery state that }2.6SS
mas Deen raised as the result of the
tag day. Eight more boxes arc vol
TO be heard from. These are from
tho outlying districts. hut tho final
report VIII be received today. The
women in charge wish to thank the
pubic Tor their liberia! contributions
yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
BOYS CLUB ELECTS
Mayer, Aldermen and C0uncilmen
Are ChOscn by Junior Citizens

Marion Howell was elected Mayor
ut u meeting OF tho Boys Citizens'
Club. when they held their first meet
ina last night at ,hct{cnInmYnity Club.
Carlyle Nnnnnlly. Henry Kicd and
Norwood Davis. Were elected Alder
,nen and Richard Foster. Clarence
fcissctt and Charles Shcppcrdson
were chosen Councilman. The coun-
cilmcp and aldermen will meet Thurs
day evening for their first session.
The entire club meets on Saturday
evening at O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
Daughter of Victim OF .Strert-Itnilwny
Accident Seeks to Rccover

Trial OF the sui; ot Ida ". Ashby
against the Virginia Railway and
Power Company, which was begun
yesterday before Judge l.. Carter
Scott and a City Circuit Court jury,
will probably be concluded today.
The plaintiff, as executor Of the
estate OF her mother, Jane Ashby.
seeks TO recover $4,000 damages ON
account of the death OF the latter.
who was struck by Il street car ana
fatally injured on Main street, near
Plum. Rccklcssness and carlencss On
the part OF the crew Of the ear IS
alleged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Double Track tho Southern

Double tracking OF the Southern
ingtOn fe said to be the biggest single
industrial Development that has been
accomplished In the South, and in the
annual report of the railway COM
pany. recently issued. In an interest
ing item concerning the completion
and cost OF the double track and the
grade revision Of tho line. Tho DIS
lance In 637.5 miles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

Members OF the Virginia Railway
and Power Company y. NJ. c. y. will
hear E. i. Coke. OF Philadelphia. a
speaker of considerable prominen &C
In the East, tonight 'at y O'clock
Pictures of the recent reunion of Con-
scderate Veterans in Houston, Texas.
VIII be feature OF the meeting,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Knocked Uncon.Iou. and Robhcd.

That he was knocked unconscious
Tuesday night and robbed OF a watch
valued at 500. WIS the complaint
of r. NJ. Allen. ga Louisiana Street.
10 tho police yesterday. Allen said
that he was walking alo~C Williams
burg Avenue and near tie corner Of
Ohio Street when he was struck by
someone and rendered. unconscious.
When he recovered his watch had
disappeared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

The Wcmcn's Missionary Society OF
the First Baptist Church will meet
tAis afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in the
church parlor with business and
regular missionary program supper
VII be served at G:30, To which all
missionary organizations are cXpect-
sstls Mrs. Mcdaniel, returned mission
airy from China, Will S1cak az 7.3O
IL N. TO the missionary society.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The regular monthly meeting or
toe Richmond Exchange for Wo'nan's
Work VIII be held in the rooms or
the exchange tomorrow at noon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
.ppnrcn,Iy There Arc Two.

Mrs. Virginia Adele Brock. 2G0I
West Cary street. denied yesterday
that she is the Virgic Brock. who
was arrested by Secret Service agents
charged with forging government
checks. Secret Service Officer King
said that Mrs. Brock gave her adj
dress 26O7 West Cary Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

The James River Garden Club will
meet tomorrcw afternoon q; $40
o'clock in the nome OF Mrs. y. H..
Sills, on the ThIee Chop: Road. Mrs.
Thomas s. WEcclwright, president,
ANNOUNCED yesterday. This VIII! lac
s.Ihrysa Day" with the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04
Class For rc,chcrx

class neld sunday At $40 o'clock II
Fark Place Methodist Church. The
subject Of the class study will ~.
JcSus, Ministry 10 the Sick" Mrs.
=. NJ. l.ddlnStcn viii he the teacher,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

Henry Brie!. who was charged Will!
the theft OF motion picture thcater
Pal:ce Court at the request Of the
manager who brought the charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

The Parish Guild OF tho Church OF
tsc Good Shepherd at Forest liin
VIII hold sale of home made ar:i-
cics ut Hunter * Co.'S book store
l9morrow Tor the benefit OF the
church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-04

The annual report Of l.. Il. Morris,
president OF the Police benevolent:
5Ssociaticn, VIII be delivered this ar
ternoon ut 3:l5 o'clock at the twenty
second meeting OF the Association in
the John Marshall Higcl school audi
torlum. Reports OF various officers
VIII be received and The election OF
new ones taken up