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\ Social and Personal
School Resumed Today After Pleasant
Holiday For Teachers and Students

The Bismarck city schools reopen
ed today after a weeks vacation cell
ebrating the Easter season. Many of
tho teachers and students have en-.
joyed visits in other cities during
the week and others spent the holt
days in Bismarck.
Among the teachers who were out.
0f.town during the vacation arc The
Misses Ruth and Edna Halverson of
the William Moore school who went
tn their home n. Lisbon; Miss Maude
Schroeder aud Miss Grace Hand of
the Roosevelt school who visited in
Valley City and Miss Esther Teich-
man, school nurse, who went to her
home in Fargo. Miss Lois Scharn.
cnberg visited at her home in St.
Cloud and in Minneapolis; Miss
Elizabeth Donovan was the guest of
friends in Harvey and Minot; Miss
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Esther Maxwell spent the holidays
at her home in Wilton and Miss Lucy
Kingsley visited in New Salem. Al
are teachers at the Will school.
Miss Jean Gardner has returned
from q visit in Cando and Miss Flor.
inc Huber has resumed her classes
after visit in Fargo with her sis.
ter. Both teach ut the Richholt
school. Miss Blanche Houser went
to her home in Napoleon and Miss
Alberta Christy visited relatives in
Minnewaukan: Miss Jeanette Myhre
was at her home in Reynolds during
the holidays. The three teach at the
Wachter school.
Only two teachers from the high
school left Bismarck for the vaca-
tiou. They were Miss Mildred Huff
who visited friends in Miles City,
Mont, and Miss Marjorie Morris who
went to her home in Ipswich, S. D.
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HELP THAT BACKACHE

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lumber country Of the North west By
Clarence Buddington kclland.
LILLIAN GISH in
"R0M0LA" AT
THE CAPITOL
Lillian and Dorothy Gish Together
an Screen A~ain

VISA A~bGNU ~ OpU
"Give us Lillian and Dorothy
Gish in the same pict 'rc," has
been the demand made by count
less film patrons ever since TIC
two girls appeared together in
"Orphans Of the Storm" And this
request has been answered at last.
with the cver-popular Lillian and
Dorothy doing team work in what
he's been called one Of the great
pictures Ct the year, "Romola. "
"Romola." which is Henry Kings
production If the famous novel by
George Eliot. is coming to the
Capitol Theatre for three DAYS,
commencing today. 1t is an In
SEPARATION Picture released by Me-
tro- Goldwyn. Besides the Gish
sisters. the cast also includes Ron
aid Colman, William II. Powell,
Charles Lane, and Herbert Grim
wood. The entire production was
filmed in Florence, Italy.
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At The Movies
EI.TINCE THEATRE

Peggy Hopkins Joyce comes to tn 9
Eltingc for today and Tuesday in her
first photoplay. "Thc Sky Rocket
Two Of the screens popular leading
men appear in the picture with her,
Owen Moore and Earle Williams. a
feature of this screen play arc the
beautiful costumes of the star.
The story is a screen adaptation Of
the Adela Rogers St. Johns Cosmopol-
itan magazine story and concern
Hollywood.
Owen Moore and Earle Williams
head large supporting cast Of play
crs which comprise Gladys Hulette
Paulctte Duval. I.ilyan Eastman,
Bernard Randall, Arnold Gregg. Benny
Hall. Nick Dandau. Sammy Cohen
Bull Montana. Eddie Dillon. Hank
Mann, Joan Standing and Eugene
Eesserer.
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Liens will meet at their den at
$3.50 p. m. when q largo number OF
Lion cubs will be taken into mem
bcrship.
Guests Of the day were as fol
lows: DR.. X. w. Henderson. Judge
Fred lansonius. Alfred Zugel
Burt Finney, Robert Petron, and
l.. II. Fowler Of Mankato, Mimi.
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VX1OMEN by tho millions are
Wv discarding the ol,l-limc "sani-
tary pad" for a new and scientific
way
A way that offers protection ,ni-
known before. A way, too. that
solves the old embarrassment oi
disposal.
II is called "kOTEN." Eight in 10
better-class women now employ i.
- Discards US easily as piece OF
rissue. No laundry. No enlbar-
rassmem.
It's five times AS absorbent as
ordinary cotton pads!
You dine. dance, motor for hours
In sheerest irocks without seconds
doubt or fear.
1t dcodorizcs, too. And thus ends.
ALL danger OF offending.
You ask for it at any drug or
department store. without hesitancy y,
simply by saying "kOTEX."
Do as millions are doing. End
old, insecure ways. Enjoy life every
day. Package Of twelve costs only
a few cents.
< Q e 4
No laundry-discard like tissue
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HOSPITAL ALUMNI MEETS
There will be a regular meeting
Of the Bismarck Hospital Alumni
Association tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock in the nurses reception room
at the hospital.
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PALACE - MANDAN

A vaudeville bill of varied enter
tainment will be presented at the
Palace tomorrow night. Two differ,
cnt styles Of dance revue. instrument
tai and vocal music. comedy and COM
cdy athletic stunts are featured.
Cudy Mack & Co.. present "Cafc De-
Luxe" with four people. The fun
worked out in cafe with guests and
comedy waiter is Of the side splitting
kind. Southern & Stirk in "A Dunn
my's Romance" offer comedy. singin.
and talking. Jane Kelly Boys In their
offering called "Song and Dance Re-
vue" do dancing, comedy and harmony
singing. Tullieri. "the serenading
violinist" is exceptionally good. He
produces melodies that will satisfy the
most critical music lovers. Jack &
Loran Grey are clever dancers. John
Bowers and Marguerite dc Ia Motto
will be seen in the feature picture
"Hearts and Fists" story Of the
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HERE WITH SON

Emanuel Barth of Mott drove to
Bismarck Sunday with his son who
underwent an emergency operation at
the Bismarck hospital last evening.
This morning the son was reported
AS getting along nicely.
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RECEIVE MARRIAGE LICENSE
Emmett A. Carroll and Fern A.
Ripley, both of Moffit, received D
marriage license Saturday from the
office of the county judge in Bis
marck.
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Retiring from business
BOYS Suits with extra pail
CT pants free. Just the thing
fer the school boy. Harry
RGsen.
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W e r II MEETING:

The w. c. T. u. will meet ut the
home Of Mrs. Ralph Penner, S2l
Fourth street, Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock. Mrs. A. Jensen will be
leader. Mrs. Sara West Ankcnmann
will tell Of her trip to California and
special music will be given.
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TO CIVE CARD pARTY

The Ladies Auxiliary to Canton
No. 5, I. 0. O. f., will give card
party at the Odd Fellows hall Thurs.
day evening. April 8. All Odd Eel
lows, Rebekahs and their friends are
invited.
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ODD FELLOWS TO MEET

Capital City lodge, No. 2, !. O. O.
f.. will have their regular meeting
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. A
pOrtant business is to be transacted.
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GOES TO JAMESTOWN

Miss Marion Alderman, who has
spent the last week in the city with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Ack-
crman, returned today to Jamestown
where she attends the jamestown
College.
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RETURNS TO STERLING

KFTCIKNS To STEKI1ING
Mrs. R. r. Schlabach has returned
to her home in Sterling after q weeks
visit with her husband. who Is i'll
at the Bismarck hospital. Mr.. Sch
labach is getting along nicely.
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RECEIVERS FROM ILLNESS

Judge I. C. Davies. who has been
i'll at the Bismarck hospital for two
weeks, is now able to be out again
and resumed his duties as county
Judge this morning.
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See Lillian (;ish. star of
'l'hc Birth ur Il Nation"
way Down East" and 1.-THE
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A a II hi MEETS T0NICHT

A. O. U. W. MEETS TONIGHT
The A. o. U. w. lodge will have it's
regular meeting tonight at the hall.
A dancing party and refreshments
will follow. All members are urged
to attend.
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Fathers and Sons (boys
over 14) don't fail to hear DR..
Barker at the auditorium to-
night, s o'clock. Admission
free. \
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See Lillian Gish. star Of
'The Birth Of a Nation.
sway Down East" and ''The
White Sister,. in her new,
big super-prOduction. ''Ro-
mOla". at the CaDitOl Theatre
three days commencing to.
night at 7:1O sharp.
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RETURNS TO UNlyERSIT

RETURNS TO UNIVERSITY
Miss Charlotte Logan, who spent
the Easter holidays in the city, re-
turned today to Grand Forks to re.
sumo her studies at the University Of
North Dakota
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HONE FOR EASTER

1IOME Wv T.ASA HH
Miss Anne Whittemore, who teaches
in the Cromwell district. spent the
Faster holidays in the city with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. White
more,
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MISS ROWMAN HOME

Miss Marcia Bowman, who was
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
O. ". Bowman over Easter, returned
today to the University Of North
Dakota at Grand Forks.
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VISITS IN STEELE
Miss Margaret Dalenbcrg spent the
weekend in Steele with her parents.
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RETURNS TO SCHOOL

Sidney Register, who arrived home
Saturday to spend Easter, will re-
turn today to Grand Forks where he
is o student at the University.
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E MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
Wallace Edmund Anderson and Lii.
liam Goldie Holden, both of Wilton
were granted y marriage license
Saturday in Burleigh county court.
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yERE SATURDAY
x,rcrm nv Nyrw cArrM

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ringeon Of
New Salem were in the city Saturday,
shopping and visiting friends.
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HERE FOR EASTER

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Temple and
sons Of McClusky spent Easter Sun
day in the city with friends.
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.pETURNs TO UNlyEnsITY

Archie McGray, who has been
spending the Easter vacation in Bis
marck with friends, has returned to
Grand Forks where he attends the
University Of Grand Forks.
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VISIT IN NEW SALEM
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter PurfeeIst have
returned from New Salem, where they
spent Easter with relatives.
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HERE OVER SUNDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Winter, Mrs.
Joe Turnbull and Mrs. James Holmes
Of McClusky were visitors in Bis
marck over Sunday.
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RETURNS FROM BUSINESS TRIr
Roland u. Crane returned last
night from business trip to Penn
bina.
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White Sister,, in her. new
big suDsr-producti0n. ''R0|
mola". at the CAPITOL Theatrl
three days commencing tO|
night al 7:1O sharp.
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ON BUSINESS

ON BUSINESS
Oscar Bachman Of Wilton was
transacting business in the city to-
day.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT
Miss Pansy Etling has returned
from New Salem where she spept the
weekend with her parents.
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SPENDS EASTER AT HOME
Mrs. Hugh McGarvev went to her
home in Glen Ullin Saturday to spend
the Easter holidays.
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REV. HOLMES IMPROVES

Rev. A. A. Holmes, who has been
ut the Bismarck hospital since an
attack Of heart trouble week ugo,
was reported as improving by hospi-
tai authorities this morning. Ser
vices are being conducted as usual
ut the Baptist church during Rev
Holmes illness, as the pulpit Is be-
ing filled by other ministers.
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IS ILL.
is I'll, TO-DAY

Mrs. E. NJ. Hendricks is confined
to her home today by illness.
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LEFT FOR CITIES

LEFT FOR CITIES
Mrs. G.. f. Huack Of the Mckenzie
hotel left last night for visit In
the Twin Cities.
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VISITING DAUGHTER
Mrs. Thomas Ryckman Of Pollock,
S. D., is in the city, the guest Of her
daughter. Mrs. Perry McGann, Of
Tenth street.
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Miss Louise Ankenmann is confined
to her home today by illness.
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VISIT

WEEKEND VISIT
Miss Hannah Engeseth spent Sun.
day and today at her home in Hazen
with friends and relatives.
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HERE FROM MOTT .

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Mrs. A. Bohn and son, Durad, of
Mott were the guest Of friends in
the city over Sunday.
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RETURN TO MOTT

Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Yonaka Of Mott
returned to their home last evening
after . weekend visit IN the city
with friends.
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Going cut of business. Wo.
mems. Girls and Misses Can
vas Sport Oxfords, Rubber
Heels and SOles at selling out
price. Harry ROsen.
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THURSDAY MUSICAL TO GIVE
rONrERT

The Thursday Musical club will
give q .sacred concert Thursday at
ternoon at 1 o'clock at the Presbyter-
ian church, to which the public is
cordially invited. No admission will
be charged but silver Offering is
to be taken. All members are urged
to be present at 8 o'clock for short
business meeting.
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AT NAPOLEON

John Kebsgard, local contractor,
went to Napoleon Saturday to spend
the weekend with friends and trans
act business.
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Mems Work and Dress
Shoes and OxfOrds at selling
out prices. Harry Rosen. 5th
near Broadway.
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LEAVES FOR CITIES

Mrs. E. O. DERBY, who has been
visiting in the city, leaves tonight for
Minneapolis.
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n,nr,y AH1Nyn1,Nyrr1.r>,r

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rohidou OF
Bismarck announce the birth Of q
daughter Sunday, April 4, at the st.
Alcxius hospital.
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ENTEH:TAIN FOR LOUISE MURRAY
The Campfire group Of which
Louise Murray is member enter
tanned Saturday afternoon in her
honor with theatre party. After
the picture the members went to
Hoffman's for refreshments. Ten
girls were in attendance. Miss Muir
ray is leaving soon for jamestown to
make her home.
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RETURN FROM JAMESTOWN
William and David Mcdonald have
returned from jamestown where they
have been on business.
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PROGRESSlVE MorHERs ro MEEr

PKO(IItESSIVE MOTHERS TO MEET
The Progressive Mothers club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Fred Svaren, Geo Sixteenth
street. Roll call will be answered
with garden hints. The study topic,
"The Rights Of Childhood" will be
in charge Of Mrs. Roy Riggs.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-23
SPORT NEWS SECTION

look foolish during three rounds
hId Mex S little brother, Young So
lano, took one in the wind shortly
after the opening of the fourth round
and curleu up Ior dreamIand. The
kid surprised the folks by the scrap
lie put up and he raised Hob with
johnson, despite the fact that he
the kid is not 50 much. On the de-
fensivc he is little wildcat and
tears in wildly in the hope of put
ting over a Mary Ann" Johnson
was picked to lick him and he did
but the little fellows s scrap didn t
add any great amount of glory to
the Tamarack boy $ war trophies.
Marcus Earned Draw
Homer Gaines and Kid Lefty
staged swatfcst III the opener that
had folks alternately laughing and
bowling their heads off. The boys
showed all The defensive science of
a block of concrete. OffcnSively
they were like Il couple Of pile driv-
crs. Step back, SWING, wham. The
exercise was repeated over and over
again.
The affair went to Gaines, but if
any boy ever earned Il draw decision
Young Lefty, or Joe Marcus as the
athletic commission calls him, had
it coming to him. He had little
Homer hanging on all through the
fourth round.
There was small crowd out. and
much larger ones have seen worse
fights.
Next weeks offering will bring
together Eddie Brown, colorcd mid
dlcwcight champion of the coast and
Farmer Adams, the redoubtablc boy
who has been seen III action here
before. The wise oncs' say this
should be a scOrchcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-23
ROSALES SCORES TECHNICAL
KNOCKOUT OVER ERNIE LEWIS

Richcy Rosalcs OF Los Angeles
and way stations, spotted Ernie
Lewis of Tucson four pounds in
weight was somewhat behind him
during the first three rounds Of
fighting at the imperial Valley Atm
ictIc CLUB last night, and then knock
ed Ernie colder than a Labrador neg
rlng IN the fourth round of the
scheduled 10 round main event.
The end OF the fourth round
found Ernie cold on the tlood after
the Los Angeles boy had sunk Il
terrific left hook into his midrift.
Inc count OF five came sImultan-
couslv with the bell ending the round
Ernie 5 seconds worked franticaly
over him in the minute OF rest, bat
thcv could not get him in shape 10
go out Tor the NTH round ana Bill
novejoy raised hichey hand as
winner.
Up to the dramatic finish Lewis
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-23

was Il shade better than Rosales,
connecting frequently with the Los
Angeles boys jaw, though the lat
ter took tine ,oltS without seeming
TO mind them. Lewis worked taSt
as usual and both boys showed
flashy work.
The underground - has rumored
since Lewis made his first appear
ance here, that he has a glass Jaw.
Last night on two occasion ROsalcs
worked nim into Il corner and Ernie
covered up 50 that it appeared he
was protecting weak cnIa. This
WAS ms undoing
Rosalcs worked him over in Il cor
hcr and when Lewis saw his chance
he slid down along the ropes trying
t. get out of the mess. He was
still bent on keeping his jaw intact
and kept his guard raised, providing
Il hole for Brother Rosales to shoot
his artillery through. Richcy was
not III the least backward about
making the most of his opportunity
and the story was completed.
ly started for the gates, figuring the
scrap over, for Lewis was so far
out that there WAS no question about
IT, When the bell saved him how
ever, the crowd settled back only
to get up moment later when Rosa
les vas given the decision. y re-
match would pack the arena.
Chull Cha Uez nraU
Tommy Shull and Benny Chavez
played to draw in the semi final,
ON" jgdgr giving Il draw decision
and the other giving the bout to
Chavez. Lovcjoy called it a dead
heat. 70 our way Of thinking it
was ShuIl 5 fight, certainly not
Benny s. The latter did have Shull
looking bad in the last round but
il wa, about the only session iR
which ne gave the local boy any
great amount of trouble.
Benny has improved considerably
over his performances hcrr some
months ago, but he still lacks ag-
grr>sivcucs, and the desire or abil-
it}. to lead out. He WAS outwcighcd
by eight pounds. fact thot did not
seem to bother him much. The
draw decision was not bad, but we
cannc, figure where Benny earned
the nod from the judge who gave it
to him.
After making Battling Joln,on
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-23
Here and There
in Sport Wcrld
Amherst, Mass. =

Amherst, Mass. = The student
council of Amherst college has vot-
ed to abolish football scouting
among the teams Of the little
three should the students at Wcs-
leyan and Williams adopt similar
stand.
Wayensburg, Pa. The powerful
Geneva football team, conqueror of
Harvard, defeated Wayensburg 20
to &. with two touchdowns in the
last quarter bringing victory.
New York Red - Grange has
turned football lecturer. ,After
drilling his professional football
eleven today, Grange has arranged 70
tell high school students how the
game should be played, using the
team as an object lesson.
New York.--Jack Dempsey proved
more popular than did his conqueror,
Gene Tuuncv, when they We're IN
troduccd to nearly 10000 fight fans
at Madison Square Garden last night.
Dempsey drew sustained and deaf
cning applause and cheers, but jccrs
were mingled with Tunncy's tribute.
Boston.-Lcc Foil, manager of the
Boston Red SoX for the last three
wears, has turned in his resignation
and it is probable Robert Quinn,
president of the club, will accept it,
1t is rumorcd he will be associated
with the Pirates next season.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-10-23
NOTICE OF TAXES

No'iee Is hereby given that all!
taxes Lon tue fiscal year Of .July Isl,
1870, 10 June J0th, 1920 IN the Gy
of II Ccutro, are now due ana pay
able.
Ihat ali taTcs upon personal pro
pcrty aud one hait ot aI taxes upon
real estate, mortgages, deeds Of
t.ast, contracts q otner oyugatlohs
BY walcn aeet Is secured upon real
t>t9je. VIII become delinquent upon
iLc last Monday III NoNcmber next
thereafter ii llNe clock p. M
and that unless suca taxes aIc palu
Pnor tHcre7o. ten percent Wlll BE-
LCded 20 tae amount thereof.
lAat the remaining halt of the
taxes upon real esta,c, mortgages,
deeds or trust, contracts or otAcI OBJ
hgatlous by winch q debt is secured
upon real estate, viii become de
hnqGeu' upon the iaot Monday 4a
April next ,ryrcutc5 at 1--we q ,ioca
=. IN, AMI that uuicss such taxes
are pant prior thereto, five pcrccnt
viii bc added to the amount there
Of.
rha, all take, may be paid at the
time of the payment OIL the first
msjaImcut as herein provided.
That taxes may be paid at the
City Han between hours of eight
O cock a. IN. and five o clock p. M,
with the exception OF Saturday ana
on which day the hoa,s snail To-
from eight clock a. III. to twelve
cock noon. lstlL