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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-26

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nate, Gu care sd sprijine organi
zatia economical, industriala )
comerciala ungara a provinciilol
desrobitc (vezi Targul de mOstr,
din Bucuresti). au inceput sa a
traga insemnatc depuncri sprt
frucNficare. pcntru care platest
dobanzi foartc mari - 81 Ii
suta. nFsitnatia actuala a mare
finante austriace. 81 mgare fats
de valuta noastrh, MI pot ven
|capitalmi de la centralele lor Cd.
tre sucllrsalc. Cand lun len este
cgal cu 10 coroane austriace 81
4-.;I coroane ,mguresti, eat ire
bue sa frimeata Budapesta s.
Viena in tara, pentru a alimcnta
sucrsalele din Ardeal 81 Bucovi.
ma: Deci cuyant,u de ordinc este
Cat mai mllte depuneri; prin ur-
mare sd lucreze cu capitaluri in
terne, in scepuri strainc. Asa sc
explica marea dobanda ce platesc.
Stunt sucursale de acestea, care all
depuneri in lei. care, ,dac;t s'ar
transforma in coroane, reprezinta
mai mutt de cat intreg capitalul
lntregei Centrale de la Viena.
Cum poate ramane statul nostra
indifferent fata de aceasta situa-
tune? Marele public din veche
deprindere sau din lipsai de dis
cernamant, sub. impresia vechiului
prestigiu, ISL incredinteaza capi-
talurile la aceste banci. care MI
mai prezinta vcchea soliditate de
alta data. Banii celor multi sc
plaseaza in fcluritc afaceri - in
multe cazuri in marfuri. etc. -
asa in cat restitun'ea lor Sc face
GU foarte multe greutilti. Sub cu-
noscuta forma a ''Kaudigmlgs' -
termenului - Sc speculeaza ASH
pra depunatorilor. care nu pot. de
mnlte orr SASH intre in bani. La
fiecare cerere de restituire- SO
urea dobanda. caci bancile MI
snnt lichide pentrn angajamente-
lie contractate. Controlul fntre-
buintarei acestor bani MI exista.
caei snctrsalele acestea MI publi-
ca bilantu'i. Nimeni I'LL site sic
tuatia reala, caci nu apare nici o
cifra in public. Cum Sc poate in-
gadul o astfel de toleranta9 In
Ceho-Slovacia s a. interEis, S,tcur-
salclor fostelor b;inci austriace 81
magkiare Gle a. mai primi depu.
neri spre fructificare 81 Gu aeesta
designr ca LISA dat O lovitu.a
mortala. In Austria char baneiie
sunt obligate sa plaseze o parte
din depuneri in bonuri de tesaur,
pentru garantarea lichiditatii 81
asigurarea lntrebuintarei. numai
Ia moi, cca mai deplina libertate.
Guinea este desigur atinsa tot in
Cenauti unde banii statq,lui stunt
pastrati in bancile vieneze de
acolo: Anglo Bank 81 Depoziten-
bank, cand functioseza Banca
Nationala. Intelegc,n: este asa de
gren sa. te desparti de veehile
simpatii.
Reginul depozitelor la sucur-
salelc bancilor straine trebue re-
elemental imediat. O. interzicerc
formala 81 obligatia, Gle hchida
pc celc pl-imite. intr 'un termen
scurt, ar obliga de signr aceste su-
cursale de sovinism austriac 81
ungar la 1ncetarea activitatii. Ma
tionalkarea saS Sc faca in mod
real, nu camuflat, cum avcm ca
zul Bancii Comerciale Nationalt
din Ccrnauti, care a schimbat de
corul pc acclas fond.
Activitatca acestor prelungir
financiare mai prezinta primejdii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-26
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Frati Romani, acuma aveti oca-
zlullea Gle a citlatori bine 81 ieftin
81 de a sosi. inainte de s;irbatorile
CRAcIUNULUI Ia vetrcle voastre.
nntle va Yeti uni Gu acct ce VA sunt
dragi 81 pc carl mn i-ati vazut dc
atlta tiillp. Pentru aceasta ocaziu-
he am ales vaporul ACROPOLIS,
care plcaca din New York in ziua
lie 19 Nocmbric 81 Gu care trimi-
tenn nn reprezentant al nostru, pen
tru conduce pc toti fratii Romani,
dclR New York pana la locul4ulti-
mei dcstinatii.
Aga dar,. toti fratii Romani, carl
doresc.a "a Sc Uni in aceasta grupa. sa
binevoiasca trimite imcdiat nu-
fncle Tor 81. 0 arvuna de $1,000 ca
81 lc oprim din timp locuri cat mai
hume.
Vindem bilste de vapoare pc
toate iniile, Gu preturi reduse,
psatsa a merge 81 a veni din
Patria veche. Aducem rudele
din Patria veche.
Erimitem Lei 81 Dollari, telegra-
fic 81 prin posta, Gu pretul eel mai
ieftin 81 GU cea mai deplina garan-
tie. Schimbare de bani gaia.
Notarnl nostru prepara docu.
mentele necesare pentru adus r,l-
dele din Patria veehe 81 pentru acci
&C doresc sd Sc reintoarca in accas-
td tara.
Serieti pentru informatiuni h:
Hknry e. FARO
Rancher Roman
.4ut0risat 81 sncorporot sub legile
D0pGrtomestatlai Bdncilor StQtulNi
NeW York.
50 COOPER SQUARE
Sfti Ave, Cor. 9Th St.)
NEW YORK. n. 7.
Telephone: Orchard 7007
'(Adv.)
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

WE remodel your furs and make them
like new. Furs stored and insured
against all losses.
KNEETER ALASKA FUR CO..
20S s. 18th. Douglas 1888.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15
Dynamiter Released From
Prison Visits Mavor Here

William Mcnamara, who recentS
ly finished sentence at San Quentin
pcnitentiary in California. for his
connection with the Los Angeles
Times building explosion, visited
Mayor Dahlman yesterday.
The visitor explained that he was
on his way home to indianapolis.
Mcnamara was an official of the ma.
,ional organization of steel workers.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15
AT THE
+ THEATERS

EyASCINATING and thoroughly enjoy
n able is the performance given by the
- Three Roman Gypsies who are appear
ing at the Empress this last half. AS
singers and instruneptaists, they present
delightful bit of entertainment, while
their whirIwind dancing is phenomenally
clever. "A Black and Tan Classic" as
presented by Galloway and Garrette, af-
fords much in the way of amusement and
laughter Thsir mastery of the negro
dialect and perfect understanding Of his
mannerism, whrich they delineate in the
most laugh-compelling manner, is
classic in blackface delineation. Expert
hat jugglers, whose boomerang tricks with
hats of all sizes and descriptions offer
a most amusing bit of entertainment, are
Stanley, Tripp and Martin.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15
Miscellaneous,

wANTED-Salesman with car to call on
dealers with q 1ow-priced, 6.000-mile
tire; 500 week with extra commission.
The c. L. Smith Co., South Bend, Ind.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
-FOUR PASSENGER COUPE,

Here is a snappy little Oakland Coupe
which is just like new in every respect.
Completely equipped with bumpers,
snubbers, moto- meter, heater, 8 new
tires and other extras. Latest model
and guaranteed in every way. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Call Doug
las 1870 for demonstration at your own
home.
CITY t. SMITH
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS

NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO GRAB
THESE BARGAINS BEFORE 1T
Is TO LATE.
$1,4eO CASH.
Buys the transfer business now TAX.
ing in $3.50 to $500 a month: owner
leaving city.
balance buys five-room modern
bungalow, II acres, well fenced. alfalfa.
near Dundee and paved street; owner
leaving city.
month buys acres, 7-room house. well
fenced, 500 chickens, 6-year-old work
horse, Buick touring car, 2 acres pota-
toes, acres of corn, windmill. farm
up for three years. miles of car l,ne,
near Benson. AT. 390S days. or AT.
1864, or WA. 3532 evenings.
NJ J.. SMITH & co.
20S I.eflang Building.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15

FOR SALE-Milk COW, years old: 1.200
lbs; fresh in week: one heifer. 13
months old. John Haney, Post Fireman
TT. Crook.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen and Solicitors.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for line of hats.
caps and straw goods by an old estab-
lished Chicago house to sell established
trade In northern Iowa. Applicants
must show good sales record and ex-
perience in the line and give the best
Of references at time of application.
References will not be used without
consent. Address Box Y-1593, Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15
Births
Thorwald and Katherine Peterson, hos

uoi Wdiu anu hdtuetiHo xoteiSoHs hoe-
pital. boy.
Zsnas and Carolyn Morey, hospital. girl
Fred and Louise Larson. hospital. boy.
Leroy and Ruth Hemphill, SAG Decatur
John and Efns Robinson. 1144 North
Ninteenth street. girl.
John and Margaret Friday. hospital,
Earl and Nellie Karls. a4o2 North
Twenty ty.seventh street, boy.
Jacob and Selma Schlecht. hospital. girl.
Irving and Cecilia Harrington. hospital.
walter and Frances Bredbeck. $500
South Twenty-sixth street, girl.
Brad and Ella Roberts. 4742 South
Eighteenth street, girl.
Harvey and Pearl Litne, sol5 Corby
Joseph and Grace Tuna. hospital, boy.
James and Anna Barta, 1414 Martha
street, girl.
Alfred and Nora Townsend. ssls Parker
street, girl.
Les and Dora Kenny. 1854 Emmett
James and Mary Gregory. 1920 North
Twenty street. girl.
Mary Anna zeman, "a. 5s52 Frahklin
street.
Mrs. Mary Morris. ~, 1915 Burt street.
Lucille Bernice Linn. infant Ford hos
pitaL
Claude warrent Harrison. 81, hospital
Richard Randall. 81. hospital.
Mrs. Sena Rasmussen, so. 1870 Lake
street.
Mrs. Marie Dusatko. 81, 4ols South
Thirteenth street.
Edwin Levi Lewis. 42. hospital
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15
N'&7VIe
Copyright, 1921, International New Service
Downtown Theaters.

DS"hNo"h AhSakSAo.
Strand-Jackie Coogan in Peek.
Bad Boy"
Rialto-Lionel Barrymore in "Jin
the Penman."
Moon-"Wet Gold"
Sun-"Blind Wives" r'
Empress-"Coincidence."
Neighborhood Theaters.
Grand-"The Oath"
Krug Park Airdome - Harry
Lloyd in Capt. Kidd's Kids
Henry King and Richard Barthel-
mess, whom he is directing, are go
ing to the West Virginia mountains
to the approximate location ol
scenes in Barthelmess' story "Tolblt
David Mr.. King, native of the
district, knows exactly where to take
his company.
All of the various Sennett beauties
will park their bathing suits during
the summer and go in for more
clothes and heavier drama. Mildred
June Is to play a leading role in
Selig's "The Rosary" Harriet Ham,
mond will be with Lasky and Kath-
crime Mcclure will play at Metro.
Not only has Harry Myers devot-
ed himself seriously to scientific
farming, but to managerie manage
ment as we'll. A lizard, horned toad,
two humming birds and gopher
snake comprise the zoo which he ac-
quired at the time he bought a small
farm ON the outskirts of Los An
geles.
On completion of several pic
lures for which he is contracted.
Tom Santschi expects to make a
trip to Alaska on whaling expedi-
ton. A friend owns a whaling
schooner and the star is an invited
guest in the all-winter cruise this
wear:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

BELvIDERE Store, saith and Laurel Ave,
6-room bungalow In the rear: $4,000
CASH, balance like rent. VIII trade.
Kenwood 0304
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15

FORD touring cars. roadsters. trucks;
1919, go and '21 models; with or With
out starters. We are not in the used car
business and do not sell for q profit,
but are replacing our old equipment
with new. Drive-It-Yourself Co., 1914
Howard St. Phone Douglas S622.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED

FINE large furnished house, close In.
G. p Stebbins, 1910 Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-07-15
Home-Buyers. Read This.
AT LESS THAN COST.

One of the magnificent homes in the
Field club can be bought for less than
builders cost. A bargain. Don't
bother unless you have from $1,000 to
$4,000 ready cash. You can't describe
this home. you must see 1t. 1t talks for
itself. Harney 6701. or Douglas 6545.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04
RILEY'S X. O. WINS.

In the third round of the main event
at Rudy Elders Ell Centre Athletic
club fight show Friday night TOMMY
Riley of Calexico unlimbered his heavy
artillery and proceeded to shoot to
pieces the pugilistic hopes of Frank
Smyer of Eoltville. When the smoke
Of battle had cleared away, Tommy's
yloved hand was being hel daloft by
Referee Rudy Elder, and Frank was
be assisted to- his corner by his sec
onds. Smyer3 put up a good game
fight but he was unable to weather
the terrific wallops of the Calexico
boy. The curtain fell for Sriyer in
the third round but every second Of
the scrap from start to X. 0. was
filed with action and featured ty
mighty punching.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04
COAST LEAGUE BALL
BEGINS TOMORROW

SAN FRANCISCO. April flight
baseball teams. their members tanned
and hardened by work in California
training camps, get away on foul
western diamonds tomorrow in the
1921 race for the Pacific Coast League
pennant.
Vernon, which has won the cham
pionship for the last three years, opens
! tomorrow at Sacramento, Seattle plays
at Los Angeles, Portland at San Fran
cisco and Oakland at Salt Lake.
Predictions that the coming season
will be the biggest in the leagues his
tory have been made by William II.
Mccarthy, San Francisco, president of
the organization.
I'VE look forward to a season that
will break all records for attendance
and we are sure we can give the pubic
class of baseball unsurpassed even
by the major leagues" McCarty said
recently.
Figures compiled here show the
league will have II players who have
worn major league uniforms. Never
before, it is said. has minor league
had on it's rolls so many former east
ern players And President McCarty
has asserted that not only are the n,
but all the other players in the league
of major baseball calibre today.
New rules, intended to make the
games "more attractive to the eye"
have been issued to the umpires by Nc
Carly. One rule instructs the teams
to clear the diamond just before the
games start and to remain in the dug
outs until the umpires have announced
the batteries. This rule is in effect IL
the major leagues and tends to stop
struggling on and off the field. The
field lines will be marked fresh while
the men are in the dugouts.
Another rule prohibits discoloration
of ball by the pitcher and third
says balls will be declared fair or foul
when they disappear from the sight of
the umpire. This means that high
fly over the right field fence, hit fair
but soaring over the foul line, will be
foul. The balk rule will also be en-
forced.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04

auto show during show week by bands
and orchestras, but also gave away
piano copies to the first 5000 persons
who called for them at the Dodge
Brothers display.
The local Dodge Brothers branch has
been supplied with a limited number
of copies Of this song which will be
given away free to musicians who call
for them. Dodge Brothers stipulated
that this music must never be sold and
it will not be offered by any of the
music stores.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04

penned by a master musician, Victor
Herbert.
A tribute to Dodge, this song was
introduced personally this year at the
New York show by Victor Herbert,
world famous composer. Personally
directing his own band Herbert had
the song played and afterward led the
Dodge Brothers band.
Mr.. MeCabe, president of the Motor
Car Dealers association of San Diego,
heard the song and was so impressed
with it that he not only decided 20
have it introduced at the San Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04
NEW SONG TO BE
HAD FOR THE ASKING

Horace f. Dodge, genius of the mot
or car making and lover Of good music,
is dead. But living after him, q death
less tribute TO his mastery of me-
chanics. is the car that bears the
name of him and of his brother, John
+. Dodge. And monument to his
splendid appreciation of the finer
things in music is song, a march
ballad, whose words and music were
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04
Kitahata and Tsujioka Closing Out Sale
Saturday April

On the old Zumstein Ranch, miles north and 2
miles west Of Holtville, / II miles east and IL
mile north Of McKim Bridge.
Sale commences at 10 a. sharp.
Big barbecue at Genuine Closing Out Sale
Be there eary-Extra choice Holstein cows.
70-CHOICE HOLSTEIN COWS-70
The Zumsten herd of Holsteins. Note--These
COWS are the Famous Zumsten Herd Of Holsteins
bought from Mr.. Zumstein by the present owners
They making pound OF butterfat a day
now for each milking W. An extra heavy milking
herd. If you want choice Holsteins don't miss this
sale.
TERMS-$1OO or under cash; over 500, one-h
note and approved security drawing 10 per cent inte
and no property to be removed until settled Tor
era long time monthly payments
WILL STANTON and d. l.. ZINN, Auctioneers.
Office $40 Main ST., Ell Centre, Calf
Phone 394 Residence Phone 206-W
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04

Our lace department informs us that
they have just unpacked new 1MPORTA-
TION OF FRENCH AND ENGLISH
LACES. There are many beautiful patterns
in narrow Valenciennes from sc to 15c per
yard. Torchon, exceptional for its wearing
qualities and attractive designs from lac
to 10c per yard and wide Cluny laces and
insertions from Zoe to soc per yard.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04

We are pleased to call your attention to
some new patterns in the darker dress
VOILES. In satin stripes and plaids, conven-
tionalized floral designs and other popular
patterns this material is equally beautiful
and practical for street or more elaborate
afternoon frocks Priced from 4Oc to S1.25.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04
Note s About
New Arrivals

These extra width Imported EMBROID-
Erred SWISS ORGANDIES come in many
of the popular colors and color combinations
as we'll as in white For summer frocks this
organdy is Fashions latest dictate. We are
sure you will agree with us that this fabric
is very moderately priced at $3.50 per yard.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04

Sport Gossip

Willie Hacker, Ell Centro light
weight, sprung big surprise Sunday
by outfighting Chet Neff of Los An
geles in a 15-round fight at MeXicali.
haoGer proved too clever and had his
opponent bewildered throughout the
go. Neff started rally in the 18th
and had the best of this round. Des-
pite Hackers big lead Referee Older
called the bout a draw.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04

even more in Florida than they do
up north.
Rudyard Kipling is writing for
the screen Without Benefit of
Clergy"
Conway Tearle, the Selznick star,
has discovered that the stuff for
merly drawn from the wood" Is
now drawn from the hip in photo
play drinking scenes.
"The Miracle of Manhattan" is
to be performed in films. Plot has
nothing to do with Broadway
parched by prohibition.
Like good children. grand opera
stars, in photoplays, are to be seen
and not heard
"The TVitching Hour a0isl soon
be trembling betoeen dcylight sav-
ing and standard time.
Eugene O'Brien, film star and
business man, declares the sweet
est words ever written are: Ell
closed find check
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04
MEXICALI TAKES GAME

The MeXicali baseball club defeated
Ell Centro Sunday at Calexico in the
first of series Of post-season games
by score of IL to 0. Chris Martinez
pitched for Mexicali and gave his op-
ponents two hits. The battery of
MeXicali was a feature of the game.
together with the pitching of Marti-
nez. The second game will be played
next Sunday in Mexicali in the morn
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04
QUICK FLASHES AT FILMS

OOLSn ELfAOAlLS' - Iik-iNO
Jack London's "The Little Lady
in the Big House" is "The Little
Fooi' in films.
Ghosts OF Yesterday" the third
photoplay in which Norma Tai
madge starred, is to be revived.
Eugene O'Brien played opposite
Miss Talmadge in this one.
Press agents who shape the pub
lie mind TO celluloid bent have
had a film titled in their honor:
Romance Promoters"
With Camille" EAST Lynne"
and Uncle Tom s. Cabin" coming
to the screen films seem to be going
back to transforming.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04

Johnny Dundee won the Iiajuana
Futurity race at the track across the
border Sunday afternoon. Pepper Tea
was second and Incognance third.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04

London, April 3.-It is declared here
that, providing George Carpenter is
able to withdaw the forfeit which he
posted for fight with Jack Dempsey
he will fight Frank Moran in Albert
Hall, London, the night prior to the
Derby.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04

Clarence Hauser, Oxnard High
school, holder of the state interschol-
astic shotput record at 49 TT. 2 IA
inches, shattered his own mark in
competition against II other schools
at Carpenteria yesterday afternoon,
tossing the 12-pound missile So it..
2 1-2 inches. Hauser holds a mark Of
140 #. II in. in the discus throw,
thought to be the worlds interscholas-
tic record. He is in his third year.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04

We know you will be delighted with the
new Kayser Italian Silk TEDDIES. These
come in Orchid, Flesh and White and while
being exceptionally dainty in appearance
possess all the wearing qualities Of the other
merchandise from this well-known firm.
Priced at $1,000 each
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04

We feel that you will be more than
pleased, as we are, with both the quality and
price of our new Imported French Kid Cabri
White Gloves. These gloves are two-button
and are trimmed in white and also black and
white. Priced at $3.50 per pair
Imperial Valley press., 1921-04-04

% Choice Holstein Heifers year to IS months old
Registered Hostein Bulls, 1-2 to years old
Extra good ones.
Is Holsten Hefer Calves II bull calves.
HOGS brood sows, II shoats weight 100 to $50
lbs each: % pigs, weight so lbs. each.
HORSESHOE span work mares, one saddle horse
Implements and Furniture-De Laval separator
No II, 12 horse Alpha engine milk cans, Smyzer
hay stacker 2 discs, 2 Fresnos, wagons, seeder, 2
sets harness, saddle, Mccormick mower, only used
one year, Mccormick hay rake, all kinds of small
tools.
Furniture-Beds, dishes stoves, carpets, ETC.
300 Chickens; goats.
in months, ne-haf in months. Purchaser to give
from date. All notes to be approved by the clerk
Anyone buying cows or more will be given lib
YLER DUFF, Ring Man DED FERRIS. Office Boy
A. H. Kellar. Clerk
KITAHATA & TSUJIOKA, OWNERS
The daily times., 1921-11-14

The Red Crossband on the Uni
form Of Marshall Foah giisteps in The
sun as the command sr-in -chis6 Of the
allied armies in br eff tribute, spok-
en- in French, dscoratss the casket
With the French "Medaille Militaire
and the French "Croix de Guerre.''
Marshal Foch is followed mo-
ment later by General Diaz, supreme
commander of the Italian forces in
the war. The gold medal for brav-
cry" is given by the Italian govern
ment Secretary OF War Mr.. Weeks
escorts each OF the notables to and
from the casket Three little coun-
tries of Central Europe, Roumania,
Poland and Czecho-Slovakia add their
ribbons and medals of honor.
Again the great tribute Of silence is
bestowed The choir sings, 20, God,
our Help in Ages Past" and then the
clear voice Of soloist is heard.
Chaplain Frazier, of the Navy. reads
the scripture lesson and the en.;re at
dience. led by the Marine band sings
Nearer My God to Thee
The daily times., 1921-11-14
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

By virtue of the provision of Chap
ter 81, Public Laws, Extra Session,
1920, and pursuant to a petition of
the Committee of Old Fields Town
ship School District submitted to the
Board of County Commissioners on
this date, an election Is hereby or
dered to be held in the said District
on December 3Oth, 1921, on the ques-
ton of issuing not exceeding $780,
900 worth of the school building Sc
rial bonds of the said Old Fields
Township School District and levy
ing a sufficient annual tax to pay the
same, both principal and interest.
Those who favor the issuance of the
school bonds and the levying of said
special annual tax shall vote bollct
on which shall be printed or writ
-en the words FOR BOND ISSUE
hose opposed shall vote a ballot o.
which shall be printed or written
the words AGAINST BOND ISSUE" :"
For this election there will be a new
registration of voters. The regis
tration books for this election will
be opened On November 2Sth. 1921.
and close on December 18th 1921
For this election Leonard Barnes is
hereby appointed registrar aud O..
Bullock and Rufus Renfrow are ap-
pointed pollholdors.
The polling place wilt be Old
Fields Township voting place at
Simms.
BY order Of the Board of County