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PERSONNEL OF AM ERICAN
GOLF TEAM MADESPUBLlC

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. w.
.C.tFounes, Jr.,:captain OF the. com
mittee. on selection, announced
here today the personnel of the
American team whic will play a
British team on the national golf
links course at Southampton, L.. T..
August 20 and 80. The teamsis com
posed Of R. "A. Gardner, Chicago;
w. "A. Vanderpo New York:
Francis Quintet, Boston =. D.
Standish, Jr., Detroit, and Mr..
Fownes named the. following noted
golfers to uphold the American col
ors: Bobby Jones, Jr., Atlanta;
Jose Guilford, Boston; Charles
Evans, Jr., Chicago; Francis Out
nett, Boston; R. a Gardner; Jesse
Sweetzer, New York;; Max Mars
ton, Philadelphia and W. c. Fownesf
Jr, Pitts urgh; ii. r. Johnson, ST.
Paul; and R. knepper, Sioux City,
Iowa was named a1ternates.
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aManniing ton Personals
85'5. -.

; Mrs. orval Glover Of II omewood
is recovering from a severe illness.
Mrs. Dave Jones of H omewood
has returned home from Wheeling
where she was the guest of her
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cross and
son Junior of Flat Run we're recent
visitors at the home OF Mr.. ano
Mrs. A. G. Glover in Jericho.
NJ Mrs. Harry Shock and sons OF
Clarksburg have returned home
after visiting the formers sister.
Mrs. Arden Robinson, in Jericho.
Mrs. c. Miller and daughter
Eleanor are guests at the home OF
Mrs Harry Sybert in Fa irvi ew.
Miss Virginia Shaw has creturned
home from Cincinnati, where she
has been attending a conservatory.
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c hica g.ozGrai,ini

sCHICAGO. 9&I II =. Aus sss $50:
Wheat was INSET tied Turin he
early dealings todaysWith ESsptana
Der showing fair strength tha8
start. Heavy rains Il ii # theSS GanaS
dian northwest had some effect on
the sentiment and there also
evidence of he'd gings against nurs
chases in thesouth oyor nights
There was aSrus or buying dsrss
at the start and as tn sexWere illls IL
cd a reaction took place The open
ing which varied rom scentsda sssss
cline to IA cen advance thss
September s1OSs Is and Decemhsrs
81. OS "a was o1lowed Y bysassl Int
general decline. then omewh atSnsf ~;
a rally.
h corn followed $wh eat ghlIe oats
we're about stead " After tarting
SIS! cent 3lowcr#to 1-3s hig cher
iSeotem Der 4. 81 SS7-S@Sto thee corna
market eased o &c sstrifl es n1oEesss
then underwent light coyeTys
all around q I'M
S5 Oats, started 4 cent loWeEato1sas
is cent higher, with Septe mhsrs
.33 100 50 Us and thsn ssunds ra5sI
went, a. general So
5s Provision lacked supp
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SPRICE.

n HARRINGTON, Aug So. ~
81 "a anager$ Of the Marion Ne
tor Co.'s branch here stated yes 3
|telrrdays that a sharp Gu! cut IN prices ss,5
IforsC heYrole cars was announced am ltyl E' q
Ifoss taks effect, from Augn sts1
Jhe cut in prices; declared W + !;
Eel ,sscames entirely u VI c-ea
even to the dealer, yet Is avery
agreeable surprise The slashes IN
sformsS prices are most no.ic e,
81 Sff3s he f.. B. roadsters, which which
sSWerXcut S125. N s75
sssS Some other reductions were on
s4heST. b. touring, which was low
ss,rs7 n from S1,O65 to $50 and
m =, The utility coupe, form erly
lssoi.: r rs priced see \ 'oiy the ne
ny NJ Eaaa and all other cars have
s fe lowered in price. Mr, Bell
stated. :.
h Ie.atad in the Main Street Car
sssasa and accessories are being
handled by O. M. Green.
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CIR PUT UP HARD
EfGHiI- AGAINST BOYS

ssss NillAsSNINGTON. Aug. 55.-=Boys
kfFonl4stle upper end Of town got
|foEeth a basketball team yester-
daySsand marched down to the
wilson choo1Ato contest the girls
EDtH he.splaysround there for first
moi orsai n one Of the fastest little
Rssafles played here for a long
time: he girls lost by a score ~
R9sf96 butsnots before Minnie Pac-
3Hsosifad given Tom Dunn one beau
2fffu1sblack eye, The game was
plaSyed according to boys rules.
{builfSnitessIerthele the girls put up
|saspl endidaopposition. Two ore
gaslmesswil1 be played to decide the
The next one VIII
1bsSa ts the Central School play
5sEoui1nrid on M onday# evening Nj.
fgnWs g. Pos. Girls
ISBsattyg - n forward MARY Pacific
SRHame forward Minnie Pacilio
Gongle on s.--%. cent ------ Grubo
STnInriSS guard Davis
kPTVnIs guard - billiard
3ss$Foulss In the first half-PrSor.
dlui11nujn Minnie Pacific!
ou1s8in second half aft D,
{GongI
ssReferee ------Haught
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CAROLINA

Born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Raym ond Nicholson. a six pound
daughter, Lena Helen.
Fred Higginbotham is out again.
alter a suddenSllness which seized
him "Wednesday evening. 4
Carolina local, q NJ. W. Of ~
met Friday afternoon. y. "
Church services here on Sun
day will consist OF Sunday school
at 10 a. M, aud prayer meeting
at s p. m.
Mis- Neva Wilson is visiting with
friends in Barracksvine.
Mrs. Mary Robinson has re-
turned here to the home OF her
daughter, Mrs w. R. Hildreth
after a few weeks visit in Lu1n ber-
pO-r N ".
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Douglas Of Bellview avenue are.
spending a, month at the home OF
their aunt, Mrs. Beatric e Hatfield
of Revere. VIVA i5ssf #.
n Mr.. and Mrs Tiller Chapman,
Mrs. Julia Rutherford and Pink:
5ney "a. Arnett visited friends IN
5Fairview Thursday OF this week.
The Rev. Charles O,DelL has
returned to his home at Booths
Vile after a visit with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hoard Prickett of Mere-
:dith Springs.
Mrs. E. E. Hinkle had at 6
o'clock dinner guests THURSDAY
evening her brother, Fred H i,lil'
and family of Fairmont.
Mrs. Leslie Wright and children
spent Thursday as the guest OF re-
slatives on the East Side:
Albert Meserve, who has been
spending some time8with relatives
here, has returned to#his home at
Youngstown, Ohio -
\. Miss Alma sFiunsaker was "a re-
cent visitor at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Bissett Of
Murray.
Mrs. j ohm Gerkn is spending
the weekend with relatives at
King mont. s..s
Mrs. d. B. Morley of Norwood
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
w: Satterfield. Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Beard are
III ONE from visit with relatives
in Wheeling and Warren, Pa.
s,s Mrs Elizabeth Harris and chill
dren Andrew and Elm al: " ere
guests of relatives at Rivesville
yesterday. X i.3ii II .s34 Sz5I 35
esse Wright 81 Watson vas =
guest Of. his sister-in- law Mrs
Susan Wright the last Is1s OF. OF s the.
week. - iEs z r i7st5 L
MI. and Mrs W. D. NJ arvey Of
5Nanutt Pa. We're guests Q II ela-
itives in: Pennsylvania avenue this
week.
Mrs. Charles, Hood and chill
.dren% have returned from a visit.
with the latter'se parents, Mr.. and
Mrs: NJ BennetteSof Monongah.
J. T:sGerkin has returned5from
Covington. KY, where he went to:
attend the sncampmentso Of the
4Woodmen OF the SWor1d ! 5s3t#
Cecil Hess, who has been.$e en-
0joying "a ten days vacation in
Gary, Ind, and . Chicago is Ss ex-s
ipected n to. return home the. first
of the week. n t5s n Il. "a
Harold Parker, who has been
suffering from light attac kIof
scarlet fever at the home sofshis
home, Mrs. Rose Parker in;
avenue, mas recoyer-
ed. The .quarantineswilla probably,
be lifted from the home the first
OF. the; week as no 9th ert m en- bers
of the, family have con tracted the
disease .s an ,s5s t:=tt, 3s
Mrs. r. reserve is spending
a .fewsdays at the h ON of her
daughter, Mrs. F: Reynolds Of
Watson. 454s l$s4s s y
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..Mannington Churches
First M {. Church

The pastor. the Rev.J Ohm Bed
dow. will preach at 10:45 in the
morning from the theme, "A .Heav-
enly Vision, and again at 8 o'clock
in the evening on the ST. ject "a =
Pio,is Wish. n. d IA AID =
sunday school begins at $3.50. di-
3rected by T.. S. Schwenck, super.
intend ent. The Sunday school or.
chestra will furnish the music for
this service. The Epworth League
service opens at 7:15 with Harley
5Bea1l as leader. The subject to-
morrow night will be Modern
Huss- :
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NEW DENTIST |, u
OPEN8OF FIG EEI!ERE;lE!E

Dr. J.. Al Siglers Of sternpoEtss
ND ]. will open an office 1ie
practice Of dent It's try IN is$cityI
early next week. Doctor ig1ers
occupy room N 212 ins III s5sA sIass
sonic Tenn The oomh recsntss
" been remodel led and atm derne
equ1pme emit has. been installer
Doctor ,Siglerwi1l have one he
most modern and up:tosdate OF
fees IN the city
"a He is a gradual of tn ia tfn1orss
Dental Colleges and pracLcedyzslIcS
cessfully. here for the past tWs,gsnt1 mn
mers during his vacation IoT
II. S. Satterfe1d octorS8Sf gfsr4stsS
brother, OF Mrs. James, NNetfons
OF this city and is veil lkn OWL lsIss
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I;iH:Ii.EVES STEAL FORD
CAR AT: GL OVER#5IGAPF:

EssSKst, $AssSJNINGTON. Aug. 5.-Rop-.
E|pHss2 sEbroke into a garage owned BY
at Clover Gap Thurs
ldaySni ght and escaped with a Ford
EoadsterSswhich had been convert
Cd into "a truck. The licence NUM-
aIsrs#Swas S61669. They haze not
sbasnI seated by the officers as yet
the police We're notified
.sat@bof Ia Warrington and Fairmont-
sTha LOCK on "a garage owned by
sfhgSB O.. agent at Glover Gap
vas broken off, but nothing
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KILNIALOOK OCCUPIED

LIMERICK, Aug. (By The
Associated Press Ma tional army
troops occupied Ki1malook an i'm
portant Republican stron ghold
this morning after having captur-
4 ed Adiar, ten miles from this city
last night, 1t was officially an
nounced here today. 55'
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Norton Davis. Mrs. Charles Chad
dock, Mrs Summers Hadgh, Mrs
Ed gar Haugh. Mrs. Claude. Huey.
Mrs. Dave Mai heney, Mrs. George
Graham. Mrs. Talmage Britton,
Mis- Hazel. :Pitzer. Miss Madge
Ferry, Miss Helen Pritchard. Miss
lucille Hennen. Miss Edna Has
l1ins and three out of town guests.
Mrs. Sarl& Ulrich of Wheeling. Miss
Catherine Corvalon of&Wheeling.
and Miss Mae Poe Vincent Of Fair
mont
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First PRESBYTERIAN

During the month Of August
there win be mo evening services
in this church.
The services tomorrow will con-
sist of the morning service at
i1O:45 by the pastor, the Rev. J. v.
iKoontz, Oh the subj ect. Recon-
ciliation by Christ. !" Sunday school
with Charles w. Hurd as superin-
tendent will begin at 800 Music
will be furnished by the Sunday
school orches ira. aS
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PEACE$RESTOREDs

ROME, Aug, SIT was off
cially announced in Rome today,
that complete calm had been res
tered in Milan. Genoa and An
coma, where violent fighting took
place yesterday and last night be-
tween Fascist and Communi SITS.
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&, REPORT NEXT WEEK

& s5n,dANNINGTON, August 5.-The
ssss.,ssnraisers appointed to place val
:, stinn on theaJ.8 Koen Building
80 ma end johannesburg street
IN thare today for an inspection
.3yS,haanropertyS preparatory#to rem
sss,-in3pS decision. The situation
Iii "a further con sidered by the
no Sman and sa sreport made some
I'm Il turing the. latt er part OF next
|Hassk: bell yed- x. y.
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Observation-Disclosures
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MARINES BEAVERTON

PHILADELPHIA Aug. sII1ss
AowerNof the u. M arines #gath
cred from the var oIs stations
boarded the ". S Steamship AnSs
toras 5to#sailSt o SRio&d JanefroSt
day where they vii II representatha%
United States a the BrazIian
Centennial Exp osit on
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'CburcI 81! the Nazza1jre,nc.

S Services tomorrow sWil l& begin
with a short period Of prayer 7
70 Il s followed immediatel ~ by
Sunday school at 8 3 9. The sRey:
preach atSS.1 O::S45 In the morning
and again In the en- evening at s.
O'Clock, and young 2 eople's meet
ingsons Friday eyani n e ~ "a clock.
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L.. e. T.. club

Miss Edna Haskins pleasantly
entertained the members of the L.
E. IT. Club at her home ini High
street last evening. Games and
music were the principa. features
of the evening. A dainty two-course
luncheon wa served at season.
able hour by the hostess, assisted
by. her sister, Mrs. Britto
The guests present were Mrs:
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TYPHooN WEARS HAVOC.

HONGKONG,$s Aug. s. tBy The
ASCOT ated Press w ednasday
nights typhoons% a Swatow, 2 %
miles p forth OF here. was the5worst
sin@the historygof that city. Dead
bodies are boating amid tbs
wreckage everywh ere in the hal
Dol. arlyS every h ouse ia he
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Il. u q. Chapel.

The Rev s. E. Bauman, pastor.
will deliver a sermon at 1913 i'm
mediately following Sunday school
which begins at 80 Christian
Endeavors opens at 6 As In the eve
ming. and the pastors evening ser
mon will be heard at 7:45. ..
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SjibcrtyB Bonds

NEW YORK, AUG. berty
bonds closed first saa 4e y ss$1 oIs24ss
second AZ s $40 9 -54 TIL dsss4s -
s1oo.7s. fourth rs OHIO YicsN
tory Az s s100.5o
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lsAsI!'s!s!:!

7;
Rep ron sA Steel ii::sss
RoyalsDutch, ssssss
Sears Roebuck 81 ~
Southern Pacltic ~
Southern Railway ssg
Standard Oil OF
Studebaker Corr n
Texas & Pacific. bid - 0ssss
Tobacco Produc cts ssss
Transco ntinenta OF 4 Es:sss3
Union Pacific
United Retail Stores ....:s 2a1
u S. Ind Alcoh 81 -
United States Rub ers:
United States Steel 0l
Utah Copper e
Westin gh ouses Electric q sas
WHY'S Overland " bid ssl.s Sss
Chicago North estern ss s 0sssssI
Maxwell Motor SO
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= pittsburgh Livestock

eSput q
Z PITTSBU RGG1 q u - isl
Hogs receipts 8 900, Elowerst 1eaviess
sa.75 q SlO.15; heavy orkersfs light
workers. and pigs 81 lao $lI.50
Sheep and lam BIS receipt BOD
Sheep 77-25;;ssteady,la lambs rl,s 100
lower. iss5
Calves receipts 200. Ton 11.7S.as
higher. ss 4; ss II
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.Pifl1y r ragrat.h'
From n d1z11i17gfO115
@ Funny thing about that bunch OF
business men from Fairmont yes

@ Funny thing about that bunch or
business men from Fairmont yes
terday- .E ,3 4.
They looked,a all over. around. in.
side, and under the j.. T. sKoen
Building. but
Never said a word about what
they thought Of it.
M That's mighty rotten deal for.
the Eossips .5 How're they gonna
have anything to talk about if no.
body starts ANYTHING
One thing that daddies used 70
do but don't any more. was to tell
the kids to 1tobey the laws.
No one seemed to care much for
a jail bird either
Times have changed along with
women's styles.
Times must be pretty good here
now because there aren't enough
men not working to fix the tennis
court fence or make the fill m
Hough Park.
The only men not working here
now are the police
But they're on salary.
rs Besides We pay them to prevent
disorder as we'll as TO punish the
disorder
The boys deserve vacation. too:
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Manning ton s,oclety
Entertained Bridqe CLUB

Mrs. p H. Pitzer was % SIS
to the Bridge Club at her hons
Yesterday, entertaining in a de-
lightful manner. Luncheon was
served at 10 clock, after which
bridge was the diversion for the
remainder of the afternoon BE-
Sid es the club members here were
present Mrs. Marcus Mc-auiN' lin
OF TXas, Mrs. RoyssClark CT Es4tts-s
burgh, and Mrs w. Bartlett tz' ~!
Bridge Party ~
Mrs. u. n. Beatty DELIGHTFULLY."-
en- tertainede at bridge in her home
Thursday night in honor of Mrs.
Margaret Shelton Kansas City,
Mrs. Marcus Mclaughlin Of Dial
las, Texas and Mrs. Carl Beatty
of FarHaont. Six tables were in
use.
The guests present besides the
honor guests. were. Mrs NJ
He:gh Mrs. H. III. Clark. Mrs. "
r. Burt. Mrs. A. M Burt. Mrs.
r. III Pitzer, Mrs: Charles P llll
lips, Mrs. Fl. j. Matthews. Mrs.
Guy s. Furbee. Mrs. II 5B Beatty
Mrs N f r. Koen. Mrs "a, 4: ~ ~.
len Mrs. E. II Patterson. Mrs.
W. 7. Smith. Mrs F.zW.- Ba 'l't,,
Mrs. Il b. Koen. Mrs. A. G. Clay
ton, Mrs r. F. Beatty. DR.. Phoe-
tbla Moore. Mrs. Laura F'urbee. and
Mrs. R. NJ. Hite.s
Weiner Roast
Miss Mildred and Miss Clara
Drake entertained at; M dwa.5 PARK
last evening in honor OF Miss
~, Parnnlrn
Fleming. Miss Mary Fleming. and
s.. Al Fleming of Bradford, Pa,
who have been guests here Tor
several days
The entertainment was IN the
nature Of weiner roast. with;
music and dancing as additional
entertainment. The party left mere
at So'cIock. aud dancing was the
diversion until about 1880. when
the weiners were put to roasting
The menu consisted of weine rs,,5
pickles, marshmallows. and coffe ~
Dancing was afterward continued
until midnight. NJ
Juvenile Party
Mrs N. NJ. Leigh pleasantly en-.
tertalned a number Of little folks
at her home last evening in honor
of Miss sarah Lee Mclaughlin of
Dallas Texas. The lawn and porch
was Iprettily decorated with Jap.
anese lanterns. 5 4
The guests present were Miss
Elizabeth Haugh, Miss Martha;
Wilt, Miss Eleanore Mocl1ler, Miss
Grace Han1ey, Miss H ellen Hanley,
Miss Frances Sturm, Miss Eliza.
beth Sturm, Miss Margaret Par
sons, Miss Elizabeth Rogerson. Miss.
Ruth Howard. Miss Ethel Hanley,.
Miss Ruth Hanley; Miss Charlotte
Koen, Miss Mary Gail Koen, Miss
Betty BaSnett. Miss Virginia Burt,
Miss Margaret Anne Norman, Miss
Florence Eshenbaugh, Miss Jane
Clayton, Miss Mary Alice Lowth-.
er, Miss Jeggy Perry, Miss Martha
Drake Miss Ida Drake Miss Louise
Drake, Miss Martha Matheney. Miss.
Dorothy Ferguson, Miss Estelle
Nutter, and Miss Margaret and
Miss Elizabeth Stout Of Clarksburg.
Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess, assisted by Miss.
Elizabeth Parrish. Mrs. Rushford
Moore, Mrs. L.. N. Bea tty, and Mrs.
viii Eshenbaugh.
u. EFT. Club
Miss Edna Haskins pleasantly
entertain ed the members OF the L.
E. IT. Club at her home in Hi Ugh
street last evening, Games and
music were the principa! features
OF the evening. "a dainty two course
luncheon was served at a season.
able hour by the hostess. assisted
by her. sister, Mrs. Britton.
Thee guests present were Mrs.
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Chico - Produce:sss

CHICAG C, Aug. ). 80 But sr IS
chan ged, eggs unchanged ;;Sreso1nfss
"a ,45T cases.
Poultry alive unchanged .
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\, No one seemed to care much for
a jail bird either
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One thing that daddies used 70
do but don't any 1 M ore. was to tell
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The only men not working here
now are the police.
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~ That's a mighty rotten deal for
the gossips VI. How're they gonna
have anything to talk about if no.
body starts ANYTHING
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Times have changed along with
WON ems styles.
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But they're on salary
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+ Never said a word about what
they thought Of it,.
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Besides we pay them to prevent
disorder as we'll as to punish the
sdisord erly.
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They looked all over. around. in -
side, and under the y. T. sKoen!
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The boys deserve vacation too:
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-08-10
Notes Of SPECIAL Elcssion in
Roherdel High School Dist't.

Be it resolved by the Board of Com.
missioners for Richmond County
Section /. That undo and by virtue
Of the authority contained in Chapter ~,
Public Laws Of 1920, and amendments
thereto, and pursuant to petition Of the
Board of Trustees of the Roberdel High
School District, filed with this board. an
election is hereby ordered to be held IN
the said Roberdel High School District,
Richmond County, on the 18th day of
September, 1922, for the purpose of sub
mitting to the qualified voters of said
district, the question of issuing $4,000
of serial bonds of said district for the
purpose of erecting and equipping school
buildings, and the ievying of sufficient
annual tax to pay the principal and IN
terest of said bonds at the maturities
thereof; said district being bounded and
described as follows:
beginning on Hitchcock creek at
the North corner of the lands OF
John S. Covington and running on
the East side of his lands and the
lands of Jas. A. Covington and Mrs.
Eliza McLaurin and along the West
side of J. A. Bakers place to the
Fayetteville road; thence Eastward
with the old Fayetteville road to
the old road to Ledbetters mill;
thence with said road to Hitchcock
creek; thence down creek to Bear
branch; thence up Bear branch to
a point opposite the Hair place;
thence Southwest to Lick branch
opposite John Welch's place; thence
down creek to beginning, including
the lands of J. J. Bennett or both
sides of Bear branch" !"
Section 2. That new registration Of
voters of said district is hereby ordered
and for such purpose, the registration
books for said new registration shall be
kept open between the hours of 9 O'Clock
a. m. and sunset each day Sunday ex'
cepted) from the 14th day of August
1922 to the End day of September 1922
both inclusive. On each Saturday during
the period of new registration above sci
forth, the Registrar shall attend with nj:
registration book at the voting place, fol
the registration of voters.
Section 3. That Alex Mcintosh Il
hereby designated and appointed Regis
tran and w. P. Ellerbe and L. R. Rey
nolds are designated and appointed
Judges for the said new registration ant
election.
Section 4. That for the purpose o
said election and new registration, tn
polling place in said district shall be a
John McNeilPs store.
Section 5. That copy of this resolu
tion, signed by the Chairman and Clerl
of this Board, shall be published as nc
tice of new registration at least once no
later than July "a, 1922, and as motto
of election, at least twice beginning no
later than August 3, 1922, said publica
tions to be made in the Rockingham
Post dispatch, newspaper in Richmon'
county and circulating withing said dis
trict.
Done by order of the Board of CON
mfssioners for the County of Richmond
this the 3rd day of July, 1922. -
(Signed) B. F. Reynolds, Chairman
80 RI. Johnson, Clerk,
o. L. Henry, Attorney, /