I JOYCE HILL RESIGN I J kl yEBBEBOF BOARD ml j I Physician Believes He Had Bet- B ! J ter Cut Loose From Alii- P I 1' son-Cloyd Fracas. fif t! Special to The Tribune. KH h OGDEN, Aug- IS Since tho recent con- ijjjf fl! troversy. began between .the Board of Ed- jl'at ucatlon.and Superintendent William Alll- tiibiI $' 4,011 on one sl(i0 a,ul Pr.of D E- C1yd 0,1 J III 8 tho other, resulting In tho latter's dls- ajjjjj fi charge from his position as principal of jJ the high school, much has been said con- I cernlng the legal right of Dr. II. S. Joyce mlj ( 1 to remain a member of tho board after I ft his removal from the second ward several nUll f months ago. Mtv ! At the lime of his change of residence CM I j Dr. Joyce was president of the board. IflJlJ j Recognizing that, he no longer was en- U j titled to represent the second ward, from luf f( -which he was elected, he promptly ro- I J; flgned as president of the body and IT. Kfl (I W. Gwlliam was chosen to Ml tho va- If ' Dr Joyce savs that ho would have Im- HjlK mediatclv relinquished his position on the L board, but ho was importuned by voters j p 1 from the second ward and the other vK lb J members of the hoard to continue his Hlilf membership until tho next election, when , flfl r tho vacancy could bo supplied. This he ;flt .. consonted to do, but since there has been R I f, i some criticism of his actions he will send kV hj ' his resignation to the board at its next KH : meeting.