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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1937-09-09
Adopted August 10. 1887.

BY Commissioner ABBY:
Whereas, In the apportionment of
the funds received from the mineral
tax cases, the County Revenue Fund
received the sum of $685., 7E So: and
Whereas. There is a State Loan
the amount of $500. 10000. purchased
under resolution of the County Board
dated June 8. 1888. and the bonds
bearing date of June rs. 1888; and
Whereas, The County Board of St:
Louis County, by resolution dated
ton dated July 6, 1887. agreed to pay
the City of Duluth the sum of $lS,-
90 as its proportionate share in
the purchase of the Old Federal Build
ing located in the Civic Center; and
Whereas. The County Board enter
ed into settlement agreement with
the City of Duluth for past Indebted
ness incurred by the City of Duluth in
the control of communicable diseases
by "a resolution passed May 2, 1877;
August 10. 1887. for an amount in
the sum of $32 10000: and =
E Whereas. BY resolution the County
Board of St. Louis County and the
City Council of the City Of Duluth:
under date of June. 8, 1897, entered
into AN agreement to pay its proper
ationate share. for the control and, pre-
yention Sof contagious diseases for the
year 1897, in an amount not to exceed
the sum of sl0.000.0 90; and
Whereas, There Is a os sonte paa,s1,
Fund for the year 1887, OF approx
mately SIPS, 000.0 0; and -
Whereas, There is an! nyerdraft in
the State Rural Highway Account in
the sum of, 81, 1870: and
ing the accounting machines in the
Road Accounting office in order to
save rent. and it is estimated that the
purchase of said new machines Will
amount, to 100000; and
/ Whereas, In the opinion OF this
Board it is for the best interests of
the people of ST. Louis County that
these items be taken care of imme-
dfately. as well as good business
acumen:
That the County Auditor is hereby
authorized and instructed to transfer
from said General Revenue Fund the
sum of 500, 100000 to the Ditch Fund
and pay said State Loan known as
Ditch Refunding Bonds; and pay the
luton of July s. 1897. for the payment
of the County's share of the purchase
of the Old Federal Building; and pay
the sum of $32. 10000 for contagious
diseases pursuant to the resolution OF
the County Board as of August ~,
1887; and set up the sum of s10.00O.0O
to the Contagious Disease Account,
payable during the year 1897; and
that the sum of Sl25.o00.00 IN the
General Revenue Fund be applied on
the estimated overdraft for the year
1887, as well as to pay any unforeseen
expenditures: and to transfer the sum
of s7.496.70 to the State Rural High
way Fund to take care of the oyerdraft
now carried in said Fund: and the
sum of $l0,000.00 be allotted to pay
for such accounting machines as may
be hereafter determined to be needed
by this Board; and that the remain
ing balance of said sum of S585.727 80:
which i'm all amounts to the sum of
1882. $40 90. be transferred to the Coun-
ty Bond Sinking Fund.
: Commissioner ABBY moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
eas-Commissioners Jones. Ander-
son. Veranth Ostdahl, Murray. ABBY
and Chairman Schadewald-1.
Nays-None.
Adopted August 10. 1887.
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Petitions for County Roads.

Applications for Dance Permits.
Zero Wuori.-20537.-R to the
Sheriff and Town Clerk.
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Adopted August 10. 1887

BY Commissioner ABBY:
Whereas. Pursuant TO a resolution
of the Board of Poor Commissioners,
now known as the County Welfare
Board. dated as of August 10. 1897,
transferring from their account the
sum of 1882 .9lS. 15. to be appropriated
as follows: 1922 100000 to be trans
ferred to the Old Age Pension Fund.
to take care of the estimated overdraft
for the year 1887, and the balance of
S210.91S15 to be transferred into the
County Bond Sinking Fund to be used
in the payment of the bonds issued
for poor relief purposes. $3.50,
Now Therefore. Be 1t Resolved.
That the County Auditor is hereby
authorized and Instructed to transfer
said funds in accordance with said
resolution.
Commissioner ABBY moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissione Jones. Ander-
son. Veranth, Ostdahl, Murray, ABBY
and Chairman Schadewald-7.
NayS-None. O..
Adopted August 10, 1887. .,..
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Adopted August %, 1887.

Thew hein~ no further business r.
come before the Board ,tnon walton
~ Auditor Roreen the said Po"rA
~ Frualiz"tior adinurnaf AT 1ohn
c'c,ack in the forenoon of AUGUST 80.
A. G. SCHADEwALD.
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By Commissioners Anderson !:

By Commissioner Anderson:
Whereas. Under the. mineral tax
apportionment the County has re-
ceived the sum of $35. 360.41 in the
Ditch Fund, and the sum of SAL 1858 Is
in the County Bond Interest Fund
and
Whereas. 1t is estimated that there
is sufficient money in said funds &c
take care of present payments;
Now, Therefore, Be 1t, Resolved
That the County Auditor is hereby
authorized and directed to transfer
said sum of s35. 360.41 and said sum
of $41.663.35 into the County Bone
Sinking Fund.
COMMISSIONER Anderson moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissione Jones. Ander.
son. Yeranth, Ostdahl, Murray. ABBY
and Chairman Schadewald-1.
Nays-None.
Adopted August 10. 1897.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIzA.
TON OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY
MINNESOTA 1872 = :

TON OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY
MINNESOTA. 1887.
The County Board of E,oua,;v.tio,
OF st: Louis County, Minnesota M
THIS the nineteenth day of Julv "i ~
1881. at 10 O'Clock in the foranon,,
u being the third Monday in TnI,,'
the day fixed by Statute for S such
Upon roll call by the Clerk those
present We're: 'hose
commissioners Jones Scbadewo,d
anderson; Veranth. Ostdahl. Murra,,'
Aapy and Deputy Auditor Wollan"s
Absent-None "o''"''-o'
me Clerk announced a quorum and
stated tnat the first business hafnra
man. VI Chair-
commissioner Veranth dominates
COMMISSIONER Schadewald as Chat
ma. man OF the County Board of Ea1aliza :
tons tons tb there being no further nomina-
man Schadewald was declared eIectad
GInalrnan OF said County hoard NJ
EEquaNZatlon upon .unanimous 49,
1 tha nL Schadewald thereupon tool
The Chairman stated that tho O.
" Board of Equalization be;no Co I,,i.
, noiIIneo would receive all comma in ~
!eidtlVe TO personal property tay :, -
JusSyuInentS on the 1897 assessment
in trn d nooaaowmg resolution was then
BY Commissioner ABBY:
RESOLVED. That all Communicative
relative to the 1897 personal nronart,
assessments in st. Louis County MI
r,;tp De made in writing. and fiied
"isn Inc Clerk of this Board.
commissioner ABBY moved +h<
adoption of the resolution ana ne
vote: the IoiloWine
Yeas-Commissioners Jones Apdar
Son, Steranth, ostdah1 Murray. Aabv
Schadewald-8. mar
| NaXS--None
adopted July 10, 1897.
g ", Communications.
d,nt;o w. LEVIN, Inc, asking for a re.
auction OF personal property assass
ment on forest products.-205o7a
Upon motion of CommissiOner Mur
fas .he reauest of S. w. Levin. Inc
aor reduction of personal propert,
sH'iittI was ordered referred Il
~ 49, -. Helm Supervisor of Assess
ments. for report.
mere Dem" no further business Z,
come before the Board of EGua lizatio'
n,is si,s session; upon motion of Com
oou the Board ad
1ourned at 1920 o'clock in the fo ae
noon OF July 10, 1897, to meet on Ame
ust 20, 1897, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. III TIC lore
me county Board of EQUALIZATION n
81. Louis County, Minnesota met ~;
me me twenty-third day of August n
1881. at 10 o'clock in the forenoo,,
pursuant to adjournment, with tbe FOL
lowing present: ' ioi
ot9HinllsSloners Anderson, Warmth
ostaahi: Murray. Aaby, Auditor ~
gen and Chairman Schadewald-7
Apsent-Commissio Jones'
AZ this time j. c. Helm, SUPERVISE
VI assessments. made an oral renor
IN the request of S. w. Levin INC
LOT reduction of personal nronart
assessments, and recommended III
SAID request be denied.
ipon motion of Commissioner Var
AMIN the request of S. w. Levin Inn
Tor reduction of personal nronart
assessment on forest products wa
ordered denied. va
BY commissioner Veranth:
Resolved. That Increases and NJ
creaSes be made as hereinafter indi
Gated In the assessed valuation IF al
property under the classification hero
N set forth. in the following name
Towns. to-wit:
Class 8. article 81
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To the County Board:
Your Committee on Taxes and AS
sesSments to whom were referred the
various applications for reduction OF
taxes and correction of assessments,
having considered same. recommend
ed the adoption of the following reso-
luton:
ASMUND ABBY.
H. OSTDAHL.
j. VERANTH.
Resolved. That the following appli-
cations for reduction of taxes and cor
rection of assessments. are hereby APP
proved. and referred to the Minnesota
Tax Commission for final action. to-
wit:
Gus E. Alstead. Edwin Anderson. Jo-
seph C. Anderson. Lawrence F.. An
derson g applications). Sophia Breid-
err. r. T.. Burdick. Agent, Matthias
Bergerson. Christine Brayden. Tom
BIazino, Joseph Buneta. Mrs. Mary
slack. j. NJ, Bayly for Harrison Co..
Mrs. X. G. Bate, c. j. Barthol, FLOYD
o. Besser. Sabn c. Bronson q ap-
plications), Gunder Bergson, ]. f.
Barncard. Ida Baker. Mrs. a. Basa-
lex. Thomas Bark. Chas. A. Britts,
Dagny z. Blair, Esther Dahl Burg.
Kate Allen Barnes g applications),
f. w. Buck g applications), Margaret
Canning. Joseph w. Cummings, j. Il.
Cummings e applications), c, a.
Carlson, Oscar w. Carlson. Kenneth
S. Cant Co. Clifford Walter Chris
Hanson g. applications). Charles
st. Jean Baptiste. William Cutliff q
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by commissioner Veranth:
RESOLVED. That Increases and De-
ereases be made as hereinafter indi-
caled IN the assessed valuation Of all
property under the classification barai
~ N set forth. in the following named
Towns. to-wit:
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AT this time j. c. Helm s,,nor,,io
OF assessments. made an oral renort
IN on the request of S. w. Levin. Inc
Ior reduction of personal nronart,,
assessments. and recommended that
said request be denied, 'ii''
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i,pon motion of Commissioner Yer.
f fd the request of S. w. Levin, Inc.
a ! Ss reauctlon of personal property
ordered denied. was
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGs OLE TILL,

County Board of ST. Louis County,
Minnesota, held on August 49, 1897,
at III O'Clock in the forenoon.
The County Board of ST. Louis
twenty-third day of August, A. d.
1897. at IL o'clock in the forenoon,
pursuant to call. in the County Board
Room. in the Court House. in the City
of Duluth. Minnesota.
The meeting was called to order by
emit:
Commissioners Jones. Anderson,
veranth. Ostdahl, Murray, ABBY and
Chairman Schadewald-7
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uy Communications.
duction Of Mfey nn.s Inc; asking for re-
ment on forest products.Ea05O7 ?
Upon motion of CommissiOner Mn
ray the request of S. W, Levin Inn
! so sra REDUCTION of personal proper t
T r ''in Ill was ordered referred to
ments. for report. assess
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g. me County Board of Equalization of
The t twant county, Minnesota. met this
1871. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
I5II o; to adjournment. with the fol.
ot9m,nnisSioners Anderson, Verantb
Ssn Mc ,,y, ABBY. Auditor Bor-
sen ana chairman Schadewald-7
Absent-Commission Jones
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COL mere bein% no further business 70
at this ee Sored the Board of Equalization
missioner Anderson the Board LII ad :
Jourhed at 1920 o'clock i'm the fore
noon % of July 10, 1897. to meet on Ame-
u ust 20 1897, at 10 o'clock in the fore
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Be It Further Resolved, That the
cost of the above described work on
completion is to be paid for from the
Ditch Fund of st. Louis County, Ditch
No on presentation of duty itemized
and verified bills audited and allowed
by this Board according to law
Commissioner ABBY moved the
adoption of the resolution and it was
declared adopted upon the following
vote:
Yeas-Commissione Jones. Ander-
son, Veranth, Ostdahl, Murray, ABBY
and Chairman Schadewald-7.
Nays-None. 49,.
Adopted August 10, 1887.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
RADIO PLEAS WIN
Jobs FOR z MEN
Young Father and Older Man
on Chest List of 5000
Move Listeners.

Pathetic stories told by two men
part of an army of 5000 employables
here-who were interviewed over Sta
ton WJSV last night brought imme-
diate offers from several local organ
izations for work suitable to both men.
The interviews were broadcast on
the second help wanted" programs
arranged by the radio station in CO.
operation with the Community Chest
in the hope Of stirring real interest
on the part Of the public in the situa-
tions of these jobless employables.
Young Father Ready.
The first interviewee was 26, mar
ried, the father of one child and ex-
pecting another soon. Except for one
brief job, he had not worked for two
months, although he had tramped the
streets daily, and registered with an
employment bureau. He had been a
truck driver, milkman, printers
helper and had studied Office practice
in school.
The second man was much older
He is married, has several grown
children who are no longer living at
home and are unable to help. He is an
experienced paperhanger, furniture
flnisher, painter and cook. He had
excellent references from previous en-
ployers, but could find no work, in
spite of his daily quests. He has been
unemployed for more than a month
and his wife's slender savings were
gone.
Need Is Emphasized.
Harry Hites, publicity director Of
the Chest, who spoke after the inter-
views, emphasized the need for i'm
mediate and generous response from
Washingtonians if the collective prob
lem Of the 5000 unemployables was
not to become unbearable. He con-
cluded with an explanation of the rea-
son for the inability of the Chest and
and the Board Of Public Welfare to aid
these individuals.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
Hunter Bags Record Deer.

STERLING, Colo. @.-J. G. Cop.
sey, Sterling hunter, has been tn.
formed the deer ne killed during the
1886 season in Colorado has q spread
Of antlers greater than any on record
Copsey's deer, killed near Paonia
Colo, had antlers which measured 81
inches. Hunters estimated 1t weighed
325 pounds when killed.
Evening star., 1937-03-05
STUDENT WINS HONOR
Miss Cynthia Hathaway Elected
to Phi Beta Kappa.

Miss Cynthia Hathaway, senior at
Vassar College, has been elected to
membership in Phi Beta Kappa,
honorary scholarship fraternity, ac-
cording to word received yesterday by
Miss Hathaway's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1937-03-05

Harrison r. Hathaway of Edge
moor, Md.
Miss Hathaway is the editor in
chief Of the Little Magazine and presi-
dent of the italian Club at Vassar.
She is Q graduate Of Bethesda Chevy
Chase Senior High School and of Low
Haywood School, in Stanford, Conn.
Miss Hathaway Is q niece Of the
Signeur and La Dame de Sark, rulers
Of the Island Of Serk, in the English
Channel,
Evening star., 1937-03-05

johannesburg, South Africa, has q
real estate boom.
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ling A. Howard For Sale Ads Find Prospective Buyers

bag ring around the trouble zone.
Crews similarly had halted sand
boils and crevasses near Dundee,
Miss, and in the Mellwood, Ark,
vicinity.
Engineers yesterday construct
ed crib dikes at the upper break
in the secondary mud dixie at
Slough Landing Neck, near Tip
tonville, Tenn, to stop the cut
ting away of dirt-which had been
progressing at the rate of four
feet per hour.
The levee broke several days
ago, sending a strong current
across the river horseshoe, which
curves westward toward New Ma
drid and back. The break was
threatening to cut a. new river
channel. Such a channel would
not be sufficient to handle deep
river boats, thus necessity of pre-
venting the channel formation.
The engineers pick and shovel
army - estimated to have num-
bered $4,000 at times-had COM
pleted practically all it's work of
levee-topping and was watching
and waiting" for the crest to pass.
The river was cresting here last
night. The stage at 3 p. m. was
4S.3 fet, 81 higher than ever in
history and 1913 feet above flood
stage. 1t was not expected to go
more than 4 to 2 higher.
Cairo's stage at 6 p. m. was
$50, a fall Of II from the rec
ord hgih of 1892 reached four
days ago. The water there will
continue to descend despite slight
raises in the Mississippi above and
the Tennessee river-which emp
ties into the Ohio above Cairo.
Meanwhile, Admiral Cary T.
Grayson. chairman Of the Ameri-
can Red Cross, Washington, wired
the emergency headquarters here
that the nation flood relief fund
had reached S16,755,000.
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EDNEYVILLE HIGHS
SUPERLATIVES FOR
1887 DESIGNATED

EDNEYVILLE, Feb. 8. - The
seniors of Edneyville high school
met on Wednesday and elected
class superlatives. Those elected
were:
Best all-round girl, Evelyn
Clark; best all-round boy, Billy
Shipman; prctticst girl, Thelma
Freeman; most handsome boy, Joe
Nicely; most independent girl,
Evelyn Clark; best athlete boy,
Edward Shytle; best athlete girl,
Iris Melton; cutest girl, Bernice
Pittillo; best dressed boy; Floyd
Nesbitt; best dressed girl, Bernice
Pittillo; most dignified senior,
Agnes ogcrs; sissiest boy, Vernon
Edney; Romes and Juliet, Floyd
Nesbitt and Dorothy Blythe; big
gest flirt, Edith Hyder; most stud
ious boy, Paul Fowler; most studi-
Gus girl. Evelyn Clark; most dra-
matte boy, Floyd Nesbitt; most
dramatic girl, Evelyn Clark
friendliest girl, Earline Barnwell
friendliest boy, Billy Shipman;
hot-air artist (girl) Evelyn Clark
hot-air artist (boy), Vernon Ed
ney; class baby girl, Juanita
Wells; class baby boy, Edward
Fowler; neatest girl, Bernice Pit
tillo; neatest boy, Floyd Nesbitt
most popular girl, Edith Hyder;
most popular boy, Billy Shipman;
hest snort girl, Iris Melton; best
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in deed
Of trust executed by Mary e.
Tatum and Robert E. Tatum, her
husband, to Alexander Parker and
w. B. Snow, trustees 1.-THE under.
signed j. Foy Justice having been
appointed as substitute trustee, In
said instrument in place and stead
of the said w. B. Snow as by law
provided) which said deed Of trust
is dated October 10, 1928 and Of
record in Book 70 page 33 Of the
Trust Deeds Records of Hendsr-
son County, North Carolina, the
undersigned will, therefore, 'on
the 26th day of February, 1887,
at IL o'clock noon, at the court
house door of Henderson County.
North Carolina, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest BID
der for cash, the following de-
scribed land, to-wit: -
Situate in the County of Hen.
derson, State of North Carolina,
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at stake at Q point
where the north margin Of Hay
wood street intersects the west
margin Of Patton avenue, and run
ming thence with the west margin
Of Patton avenue north, II deg.
"a min. east '189 feet to q stake
in the south margin of a 10.foot
alley, thence with the margin Of
said 10-foot alley north 70 deg.
SO min. w. 1914 #. to q stakS;
thence s. IL deg. 81 min. w. 1912
#. to a stake in the north marEin
Of said Haywood St.; thence with
the north margin Of said Haywood
street south 48 deg. Is min. east
68.6 feet to the point Of begin
ming. Excepting and reserving the
small triangular portion Of the
above described lot in the extreme
southeast corner of same, having
two sides 10 feet each while the
third side is the arc of d circlD
scribed by a 12-foot radius. -
This, the 25th day Of January,
1887. = .r'
and ]. FOY JUSTICE, Substi-
tute Trustee. 1-25-Mon-ltp
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FOR SALE-Bull puppies. Good Sc
lection. Prices right. Star Market.
Greenville highway. Phone 1861,

for these counties is scheduled to
be held at Mars Hill college on
Friday, April 0. 1t is hoped that
many schools in this district Will
enter the contest. regardless OF
whether or not they are planning
to enter the final contest at
Greensboro.
Schools of the Asheville city
system will 60 direct to Green's
boro, but other schools Of Bun.
combe county will first enter the
district elimination contest.
Schools not having glee clubs
or large orchestras, but having
smaller groups, such as quartets.
trios, soloists, or instrumental en-
sembles are urged to enter these
smaller groups.
Any teacher or superintendent
desiring further information or
additional contest bulletins may
secure these from DR.. Wade r.
Brown, Woman's College Of the
University of North Carolina,
Greensboro, N. C.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-08
FLOOD WATER
Tapping dixie
Homeless Reach l,600,'
600 Relief Fund Passes
Is Millions

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. s.
embarrassing high winds lap
ped treacherous waves against the
over-burdened billion-dollar Mis-
sissippi levee system last night as
the valleys tragic "super flood
was cresting at Memphis.
Warm winds swept from the
south about 10 o'clock Sunday
morning and picked up velocity
last night as U. S. army engineers
increased surveillance alone the
1000,mile levee front to watch for
numerous wavewashes. The winds
were travelling from Is to 20 miles
an hour.
Extreme precautions were taken
against possibilities the wind
waves might wash openings on
tops of levees where the ground is
loose. Such an opening could cut
gaping hole if not discovered
soon and steps taken to plug it.
The west side levees were en-
dangered most, as the winds were
sweeping almost directly against
them, except where the river curv-
es sharply. This favored engineers
because, for the most part, the
west side is better protected.
Meanwhile, the threat of rain,
sand boils, and seepage continued
to harass army engineers in their
determined fight against the all
tim erecord high floodwaters-
which already have taken AL
lives in the Ohio and Mississippi
valleys and have forced 100000
persons from their homes.
The weather bureau forecast
moderate, occasional rains Mon
day over large part of the Mis-
sippi basin, and said the prcipita-
ton might become heavy in some
places. A. J.. King Of the Kansas
City, Mo-, weather bureau and as
sisting here during the flood dura-
ton. said it was impossible to
predict the rains extent now. :,
Cairo still battled n large sand
boil - or artesian well boil - on
Commercial avenue. Because OF
its ramblings the south side of an
ice and coal plant fell in, two ad,
iacent buildings were leaning, and
the pavement in the street sank,
for a distance of a half block.
Lieut.. F. II. Faulkner, of the
U. S. Army Engineers at Cairo
reported the "boip as coming
from the river, but the Cairo sand
committee later diagnosed it as
water from one of three deep ar
tcsian wells at the ice plant. En-
gineers prepared to grout the
wells but were uncertain as to
which one was giving trouble.
A crew of 1000 men stopped a
leak in a levee culvert near New
Madrid, Mo-, by completing a sand
Guard
King ---- Cunningham
Guard
Norman-guard
Laughter (2)-guard
=, \ ga, n.,,or1
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sport boy, Edward Shytle; most
conceited, Agnes Rogers; Dumb
Dora, Juanita Wells; nitwit,
Claude Edney; Wittiest, Edith
Hyder; class gossip, Olga Ledbet-
ter; most musical, Iris Melton;
man-hater, Bertha Common; wo-
man-hater, Claude Edney; mis-
chievious girl, Edith Hyder; mis-
chievious boy, Harvey Freeman
most serious girl, Gladys Hill
most serious boy, Paul Fowler
heart-breaker boy, Billy Shipman;
heart-breaker girl, Thelma Free
man; haughtiest girl, Agnes Rog-
ers; teachers pet, Juanita Wells ;
old mail, Bertha Conner; Bache-
lor, Edward Fowler; quitest girl,
Gladys Hill; most attractive girl,
Ayeria Laughter.