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block Z. Sloan Add. thence
northyssss,srly distanee
on the west line Of Lot 2, Rio.t
4. Sloan Add, which is lts
feet north Of the southwdg
corner Of said lot. tfor.s
southeasterly to a point IN the
south line Of said lot. which is
s7.s feet vest Of the southeast
corner thereof. thence rat
along the south iine of said |rf
TO the place Of beginning 80
All that part OF Lot 2, Block
Sloan Add, except that pAft
described as follows Beginning
at the southeast corner of f.ut
2. Block T. Sloan Ida
thence northwenterly a distance
Of 1883 feet to a point on tho
west line Of Lot ?, Block
Sloan Add, which is ia
feet north OF the soulhwr4t
corner Of said lot; thence south.
easterly TO a point on the south
lima OF said lot. which Ia C15
feet west Of the southeast cor.
ner thereof. thence east alorg
the south line OF said lot 90 ~
place OF beginning .s..,.......H
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VOLUME OF STEEL
BUSINESS SMALL
Activity of Last Month
Has Not Been Main
tanned

NEW YORK. Nov l3.-arhc vol
pme of ncv business IN steel y
small, and the activity experienced
last month has not been maintained
Producers are fairly well supplied
with untitled orders, however, and
tho lack Of accumulated EtookB
makes u firm statistical poRition.
The undCrtone is about steady, al
though iu aomo cases there has boen
o disposition 10 shade values 10 30
cure orders better inquiry Tor
railroad equipment ia ycry hopc-
fui factor. Tine demand Tor pig iron
has fallen OF considerably from
last month and buyers nrG indiffrr-
Cnt Prices arc irregular.
Tho Improvement recently report
ed I'm copper has been fully main
taiHod by continued fair demand
both FOR export and domeatiC con
sumption. II is reported that Homo
business might hc done FOR ship
ment 10 England on tho basis of
127-B Z. n. r. for olectrolyiic. But
no copper ls offering at that price
and tho sales have hccn chiefly to
Germany. France and Belgium at
prices ranging from 20 "a 20 10 l-H
cents c. T. T. continental ports. DO
NESTLE inquiry has shown u fur
thor Improvement Tho prevailing
interests. meanwhile, appear gen.
crafty firm in their views and are
quoting from 10 Is 10 10 IA ccnte
for nearby November and Dcccm.
her shipment
Tin romans duict aud featurClcsw.
Lead holds steady here, although
an cagler touo la uOtcd iu phlumcDtn
from tho west. Demand on tho
whole has been satisfactory.
Zine has been strengthened by
diminishing stocks OF zinc ore and
slabs, while shipments have been
somewhat larger. due to an In
creased demand for ore and metal
Anthony ~ quiet ana easy.
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erty beuIffrd BY said improvements
snd other property lisbi' q. ''roanmeai
fecung such iuptotououts pf benefits TO
me property thereby ana my cdalw or OBJ.
iorih snsi BE- nisd IN wrllnr la the of
fice ~ Mrr FrsnH HramHu. Dity huiltor.
''55S a,9gil,s-F 'S ~ %Saa "15s|s ,as sams s6si Sc
heard by mo Hoard " Commissioners ~
ihr 2ith day ~ NUvombsr IJtl. ni 800
lions pa' W flsd o. wfillnE before said
tine shsil be deemed waived
DATED this ith DAY ~ November 1874
aHs FRAAK saAMAS
Clty hudr1t.
Pub1.hsd In. the .Tmss Dsiy world
E,ovsm9,t 4 a. = q q. l,S y % q,
rabashlaS c5mpany, 9ss5b,lsh.e@qs', "''''
uHur'aNCH rp. fiss
~ .oHplEANCE To. trrORTioy LHyy
PAYMENT og Tiin corr on cor.
tIutDTtNu 4 tANiTAHY HEWEN ~
GE,IWynHH D. p[I,,,Trg5i.cr S9i, irf!9riH Tuh
IsTkHtJgnED nv onDigAHCR R5.
1ltl .AHD DEcLAHiSp an EMER'
WiIERkAa In pursuance %, tho provis.
oklahoma, and Tho malutsH % ,ha Htsts
provided, the asid city oi tulsa did oy
4f,ineen'" fnyer,ii,iirI ,5tca'e ,snd es'"b,,.h
~ Wlh biElHl'I NO ltbs and aftof
slruet sowors IN said SHigEH ntSTHiCr
~, ~ hy tho Pr9Nsions ~ SAID 1rdt.
is1,t, 4snS" No. 2l,, did oa tho lair dsy ef
hmediy ComTanY tontfactors certain
santary. sower IN SEWER DISTRICT 80.
wliEREAa IN yurauanse Of ssld con
racl sail Cumstuck -hmcdioy Company
have constructed certain fanitarysarwHr
Ia said SEWER DISTRICT no. 40. ana
thr WORK undor said contIsct has been
ncct and the Hoard ~ CummlsaijnorH of
tho GilH q Tulsa and
WHtHEAH in further pursuancs Of
afofreHaid. and under tho terms Of the
chsrtsr. ~ The aaid CITY " tulsa, Obia
81 toinmiasiunefa of tho Clty Of Tulsa 10
levy ana assras special tas upon tho
bEWEH DISTRICT NO, iis. ~ reason of
iho asseament tn said sEWEH DISTRICT
WHEREAS, the total cost of tho con.
1i,fgggri,i9,2 of said ssTer, ~ said SEWER
havo been asoertainod ana ia hofeby Do
clated 70 be tho sum Of f8,t3HAA, an 81
which IL 10 be levied by special asucss.
land benefited by the construction u said
sewer In said SEW Elt ptsrIucT No. l7s!
ana,
heen complied With 10 authorise the levy
of the aAscHsmoEts against said let's ant
parcels of land 40 liable for tno cost VI
CONSTRUCTION of sald sewsr in said shW ER
DisrHlCr NO, l7a In tho anuuun's hero
matter specified In section OF this
Ordinance,
NOW, THEREFORE,. nv .Tr on.
DAiNED ny TIfn HOARD or com
MisslOHEhB OF THH CRY or TULSA.
OKLAHOMA
SECTION ~ That there shan he. aud
there h hereby apportloned 10 and levied
upon ana aHHeaHed against the several lots
and parcels OF land 10 said SEWER ptS-
TRiCr NO. ilD IN tho city uf Tulsa
Oklahoma, 40 benefited BY the uunatruu.
~ aa follows to wit
nnOADMOOh MEtumrs ADDITION
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On The sth dsy N Soyember. 1921, and.
nG tT FURTHER HEsOLvEb that
directed 10 o'ssnd written notice b by Tssis'
srty affected BY The Aforesaid PROPOSED
tuhHaure us provided in Section II
hUicIr IN nf the Tulsa city Chnftar. aud
i' pr mailed a. tho time dssignsted in
HE ~ FURTHER REsoLvBp. mat
mo 'bih dHy " November, 1921, nt p
p.glo's o. my be snd tho same IL hereby
aet aa the dny ~ hearing al objections
20 Firh sssessmeuts. improvements or ne.
tFrlais in reference a. tho saps and aatd
hearing shall b. continued from daF to
ubiorllorB not inado IN writing m ~ before
the 2hth day ~ November 1921, at .
grIocs mr shan ba deemed 20 be
80 ir FURTHER RESOLVED. that me
'iV Audii1r hn. ont sho n harohy In-
sfrucied 90 mako ana nlo on of before tho
dnid ~ Haid hrsriur her certificate
showing wlrn Hnd iu what manner said
notices we're giyen, end aitach 70 and
huvit ~ the publisher HhuutnR cory
~ tho NOTICE ~ publlshsd ana the days
uH' iT' FrRTHER HEIGfpVvIEH65'. ,5,t a. an
emergency srist for tho preservation n
,ns public health snd safety and Tor tho
ressoo ~h1eot this resolution snail take
effect from ana after It's adoption. ap-
proval and publication
ADOPTED. and tho emergency CLAUSE
ruled upon separately ana approved this
sth day m November 1871
ArrHoVED this stu day Of November
1871.
=. y. FvANF
Mayor
Attest, MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
tifv Auditor
Approved FRANK W DuNCAN
CIV Attorney.
tPubiisbed ln rho Tulsa Daily world
November 10. 90 10. ~ und1H. 1924.
World Publishing Company, PUB.
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Notice The annual meeting Of
our stockholders will be- held No.
vomber a. 1891, AZ 302 world
building, Tulsa. okla, from 10
o'clock a. m. to ? y. M There will
bo "a proposal to amend the by-laws
90 reduce the directors from~s scven
60 three. Cntlott- Davis oil corpora
tlon. by J. O.. Catlctt, president.
&. Glass. secretary.
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Public Auction on Monday,
December IL, 1921.
Usage, Oklahoma Oil Leases
by u. S. Government

~ fawhuHka, OklRhomR, nccombe ~,
1891. about aG.b00 acres In quarter section
tracts VIII be offered for oil leHsoh. Hids
to he fop bonus In addition to stipulated
royalties, 80 per cent payable on date of
sale. balance In three annual lnataiimonta
with acceptable security. within tho area
advertised ihero are about 1850 oil wells
producing frum l 60 1000 barrels each,
the total daily production for September
being about $4,000 barrels, and about ~
now drilling, All lands now leased Hopa.
rately for gas For blue prints OF area
sdveftised, tracts now leased and produc-
ing wells send so cents and for all logs OF
producing wells rs cents, and for further
Information white 90 u. &. superint ndont,
Osage Agency, Pawhuska. Oklahoma.
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor

FRANK Il. DUNCAN,
io-25-2t
iPuhllshed IN The Tulsa World, November
- 1891 world Publishing Company,
RESOLUTION.
A Resolution determining ussCss-
mcuts and directing notices thereof
for paving In srREEr IMPROVE
MENT DlsrRlCT NOSES Of the Guy
OF Tulsa, Oklahoma and declaring an
wHEREAs, the CITY Engineer on the
the hoard his written statement showing
the names Of the owners, the number ut
front feet owned by each, description
Of tho property and estimate OF the total
cost of the improvements, tho proportional
amount Of such cos, 10 he assessed against
the abGtting property aud the total csti-
mated amount 20 be assessed against such
owner. subject 20 assessment In STREET
DISTRICT No. SSS Ia
form and substance as provided In Sec
ton OF Article ~ of the Charter OF said
WHEREAS, this board has duly exam
lned said statement and found the same
TO @ Pc Sorrg9s renEFoRS ~ ~ mS IT RESofsW
ED ny THE BOARD or COMMlS-
sloNERS OF THE CITY OF TULSA.
THAT said statement oe. and the same
hereby is approved; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED. that Il
= the de,srm'nS',qn n gI tnis beard r TO
sided Tor in said STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO, SSS, against the
lots and blocks ahutting said Improve
ment and the property benefited thereby
ana the property liable to assessment as
city Engineeri and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that
notice of such detsrp,inhtinn to assess DO
given 60 all oWbers " any and All tsueh
properly by publication n The tulsa
belly world, daily newspaper OF general
circulation ~ the cay OF Tulsa 6kiaho.
ma Dor ftye - consecutive days. bsEinning
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!' 80, g. -. az. 80, a.. November ],
I, a. y 49, % 49, - "a 49, ~: "a;
World publishing Company Publish,
ORDINANCE NO. sao4.
AN ONplNANCE TO ApPOR ZION LEVY
AND ASSESS spECIAL TAXES iS
bfRucTiNq 4 SANITARY SEWER IN
CITY or TULSA. AS CRENTEp AND
ESTABLISHED HN ORDINANCE NO
h2sj AND DECLARING AN EMER-
WHrhEAs IN pursuance cf the provi.
shnS NJ she Charter Of the city VI Tulsa
Oklahoma, and thv statutes OF tho state
ProydSa tss sSid al S SS 81 ''fS fasa AG dd "SS Ss
9,s,2i,9snoe 60; slsg create 9nd establish
hdNt-E declared u necessary 10 construct
sewers IA said SEWER DISTRICT NO
~, BY the provisions " said Ordinance
1921. lot 60 Cunstock smrdlcy Company.
Contractors, certain contract FOR the
in sEWER DISTRICT No rs. ana.
WHEREAS. IN pursuance OF said con
tract nld Comstock smcdley Company
IN said SEWER. DISTRICT No. rs. and
tho work under said contract has been
accepted and approved by the city IN,
glnuur and che Roard g., Commissioners of
thc city of TULSA, aud,
WHEREAS, IN further pursuance of tho
statutes of the state of pklah heiua, afore-
said, and under tho terms OF the Charter
OF thc said city OF Tulsa. oklahoma. Il Is
deemed necessary by the Board of Com
mtssiunors Of the City of Tulsa to levy
and assess special taN upon the prop-
erty liable 20 aHsessmont Ia said SEWER
DISTRICT No. lib, by reason " the con-
strucupn Of said sewer and TO pay Tor the
"WiiGREAs the total cost OF tn, con.
struCtion OF said Hewor In said SEWER
DISTRICT No. no, including extras. have
been ascertaincd and Is hereby declared
60 be the SUM of S39.6kI2I All ot which
against the lots and parcels Of land bene-
said SEWER DISTRICT No l1bi and.
MHkhEAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
OF tho assessments against said lots and
parcels Of land 40 liable for she cost OF
construction OF said sewer Ia s8td SEWER
DISTRiCT NO IT'S, IN tho amounts
hereinafter specified In section 1 OF this
Ordinance.
Now, Therefore, Be II Ordained by the
Board OF Commissioners Of the CITY OF
Tulsa, Oklahpmai
SECTION 1. That there shall be and
there Is hereby apportiOned 10 and levied
upon and assessed against the several lots
and parcels VI land IA said SEWER DIS
fRICT NO. if5, In the city OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma, no benefited by the conHtruo-
tion OF said sewer, the amounts re
epectiyely Ra followA tO~wit.
BAIRD ADDITION
Blk. Lot. Amount
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Cpubiifboi ln mo Tulsa Daily world
November g. 90 10. ~ undlS 1894.
World Publishing Company ru5.
fishers
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Published In The Tulsa pouy Noria october
g. 20 g. s 81, e 60 60 lG a. ~ NoyemgSr y. 10
10, l6. ~ As, 10. 20, a. ~. 1921. Tho
world Publishing Company. Publish
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BRoADMooR ltEiunTs SECOND
ADDITION

SECTION o. That the assessment hereby
levied on cach OF tho above mentloned
olared TO be u iirh upon sueh lots ant
parcels Of land 20 tho same extent as
forced In the samo manner as other taEcs
IN and for the city OF Tulsa. Oklahoma,
SECTION a. That all aaseasmet-s hee.
by levied shalt be divided Into tnrea ~
equal annual lnstallmrntH rs authorized
by said Statutes Of the state OF Okla.
homR for such casos made aud provided.
that the assessments shall bear interest
at tho rate u siEht tD per centum por
Annuut, payable annually at the time ~
the payment OF the several ins'allmentt u
the said assessmenis from he date -
the first instslmeht I raii assesstrrnt,
togsthcE Nith sue -vuru-i interest -" ;he
deferred installmeaa shall be payable On
tho 18th day Of December. 1ptt. and yhe
remaining deferred inatAiliuan's with the
yearly interest on the unpaid lngtailmonts,
shan he ,payablo on tho 18th day ~ De.
cemner or each succeeding year until all
Provided however tina, any ~ tn.
assessed may ~ any time. during tho
Tour 90 consecutive weeks following the
nance pay 20 the city Auditor or the city
ot Tulsa. the full amount Of tho assess
ment so levied against their said lu'F ana
parcels OF land and thereby release such
property from the lein OF such assess
ment
SECTION a. That tnis orain.nce fhali
DC published for twenty nine consecutive
days In the Tulsa Daily World Il news
paper published In Tulsa, pkinhnma; that
! ;he publication ot this ordinance as re-
! quirud by law shall be taken aud re-
Eard"d MS sufficient notice 60 all persons
Interested IN the assessments hereby
levied by the terms OF THIS ordinance.
SECTION 6. That all ordinances or
parts OF ordinances In conflict With the
provisions of this ordinance insofar na
such conflict exists are hereby repealed.
| SECTION 6 That an cniergcnty exista
| for the preservation " tho pubnc health
and safety by reason whereof this ufdi.
nance shall take effect from and after
/ It's passage, approval and publication
! PASSED, and tho emery gsnvy clause
ruled upon separately and approved thir
I 2bth day Of October. 1881
/ APPROVED. this sJth DAY % October.
1884.
I. d, EVANS.
Mayor,
/ Attest;
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
City Auditor
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4 lot 50Nl40 fect desCrIbN0 m
follows: beginning at tho
northeast corner Of Lot 90.
Block II, Capitol I'm Add.
thonoe north along the
east line. OF Block II, Capitol
feet; thence west along line
parallel 20 the south line OF
Independence ntreet, distance
Of 40 feet to the east lire ~
Quaker Avenue; thence south
along the east line Of Quaker
Avenue distance Of so feet 10
the northwest corner ot-4.ot %.
4 n n east along the
north limo OF Lot s2. Block N.
Capitol Hill Add, distance
OF t4O feet to the northeast
corner OF Lot 20. Block II, Cap
itol Hill Add. or the place
of beginning ..............
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uLO, MactUNDYI
NnNralaIy-

Publish,d IN the Tulsa Daily World, No
yembrr ~, -, -. a. rs, iaei The
World Publishing Company, puhlishcr1
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON AS
SksSMENTS ron PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NUMBER a5s, CITY on TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
Iu compliance with tho resolution Of
the Board Of Commissioners adopted on
tho 9TH day OF November. 1891 notice ls
hereby giyon that the noard of Commis-
sioners of the City OF Tulsa. Oklahoma,
has examined the estimate and statement
OF the city Engineer aa To the amount OF
the cost Of tho vlbrdithic concrete pave
inent which should be assessed against the
abutting property the property benefited
and other property liable 60 assessmsn nt
ana the owners thereof IN STREET IN
PROVEMENT DISTRICT No. s3s. which
includes tho following described portions
OF streets to-Mit:
ADMIRAL HOULENARD (rArk
Strset from the West line ~
Olympia Avenue TO tho East line W
Quannah Avenue in owens Addition.
And said Board of Commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement aud estimate % tho city EnEi-
nser aud has determined 10 assess the cost
OF tho improvements 10 said district
against the Rbutttng property, the prop
efty benefited and other property liable To
assessment aud the owners thereof as FOL.
lows. 10 wit
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published In the Tulsa Daily World
November T. 10 and 10, 1891 World
Publishing Company pnhiisharN


The hoard Of Education Of tho city OF
Tulsa, Okla, viii receive sealed bids at
their offices in tho Central High School
building OF said city up until 10 o'clock
noon, Tuesday November 22nd, 1881 FOR
the furnishing OF all materials and tho
performance Of all labor In the erection
and completion OF the following buildings:
BID No. 1 one Auditorium building
20 be located at the Celia Clinton School.
BID No. o. ono Auditorium building
Go be located at the jefferson school
IBID no. FoT the closing In OF tho
Central Grade School Uho frame Atruo-
ture having been huiltl
All WORK to he in accordance with the
plans AMI specifications ana directions
which can he obtained at the offices II
oeorge Winker, Architect. tlA-i6 Palace
Building Tulsa, okla.
Each bid must he uccnmpa MED with
certified check iu tho amount OF at least
bb Of the amount ot each bid ~ a guar
Autev that tho Nddcr n awarded the
contract enter into such contract which
will Doe Bausfactpry 90 tho iioard Of Edu-
cation aud their Attorney ana that ha
viii furnish Bond ns required BY them
and the Laws OF tho state ut Oklahoma
said Board Of Education reserves tho
right Co reject any or an bids.
board ut Education. Tulsa OKLA.
n, W. MAYgtNNts.
President.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-05
COOPERATION MAIN
 THEME AT MEETING
Organization of Resources to Supply Credits Abroad De-
 cIared Important

Cleveland, O.. May 4.--The predomi- mating note sounded at the opening session today of the eighth annual con- vention of the National Foreign Trade council was the adoption of an active policy of cooperation between bankers; manufacturers and merchants to main tain world supremacy for the United States in foreign trade.
 Organization of financial resources to supply long time credits to foreign countries, doing away with burdening taxation of American investments abro ad and the adoption of an elastic tariff policy we're cited as important steps in accomplishing this object
 The foreign trade financing corpo- ration, formed under the provisions of the Edge law to provide extension of foreign credits, was approved by speakers as a help to America's for eign trade.
 w. F. G. Harding, governor of the federal reserve board,f told the dele- gates there was now no danger of any general financial trouble in this coun- try. "The present" he said, lis a time to do things in the business world; a time for courage We are on much safer basis than we were a year ago Frozen credits can best be thawed out by a movement stimulation of busi- ness which will do the thawing out automatically.
 Federal reserve bank reserves are now higher than they have been since the fall of 1918 With the present av- craze reserve of 55 per cent, as com pared with 42 per cent a ycar ago, the bark are able now safely to take part in a movement to stimulate business with view to liIdidating frozen credits"
 The general convention committee of nearly 100 members, with James A. Farrell of New York as chairman. was named today. The committee will pre-, sent it's report at the closing session Saturday morning. The report will give the committees recommendation as to the foreign trade policy of the council for the coming year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-05
Not One Foreigner
 In Territory of 225 Square Miles

Fort Payne, May Special )- Some unusual features regarding the population of the Sand Rock communi- ty on Lookout mountain opposite Col lirsville, have been disclosed by care full study of the census report made by Alto V. Lee a Gadsden attorney, who delivered an address at big memor- rial service held in that community Sur day.
 It is said that in a territory of ap- prcximately 225 square miles there are over 1000 men, women and children. Of these, only two are of Irish des- cent, the remainder being pure Anglo Saxons Every resident in the con- munity is American born. and there is not single foreigner in the whole 225 square miles. making this community one of the few in the whole country which can boast of a 100 per cent Americanism.
 In spite of this remarkable record, there is one feature of which the com munity cannot boast. Ten per cent of this population is illiterate. and there ara only 10 high school graduates and not single college graduate in the entire section, indicating that educa- tional advantages have been greatly lacking In this particular community These people are, however, wide awake and while the next census figures will no doubt show the same citizenship the splendid school facilities now being provided in the community will do much to wipe out the illiteracv now present fn no small degree.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-05
ELLIS IS NAMED AS
 MEAD0WS' SUCCESSOR

Columbus, Miss. May 4.--(Spe- cial.3-Dr. H. H. Ellis, former president of the West Tennes- see Teachers association, who for the past 23 years has been su- perintendent of public schools in Gib- son County, Tenn. his present position being in Humboldt. has been named to succeed Prof. J. c. Meadows as su- perintendent of the public schools Of Columbus. The selection was made from a list of about 25 prominent southern educators, majority of whom have appeared here in person
 It is understood that no better man for the place could have beeh name than Dr. Ellis, who has built up d splendid school system in Tennessee. Besides being a prominent educator he is a director of the Humboldt Chamber of Commerce. He spent the weekend in Columbus and made many friends during his short stay here.
 After selection of city superin- tendent the directors named the fol- lowing additional teachers, the naming of which completes the faculty of the schools here: Miss Regina Trapp of Tupelo; Miss Cora Morton of Meridian, Miss Mary Watson Boone of Pontotic. Miss Bettie White of Macon. Miss Agnes Mccoy of Morton. Miss Lucille Glenn of Latrobe. Pa. Miss Airline Frizzell of Mt. Olive. Mss Lora Barnes of Mt. Olive, Miss Helen Caine of Co., lumhus, Miss Willye Drake of Colum- bus, Miss Ruth Mullins of Columbus.