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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-26
DRY GOODS nARkErs.

New York. June :5.-Although compare
HVc!y lttte new business placed on
cotton goods for the. fall season there was n
stea"y inquiry for small quantities of goods
'oF prompt shipment. Buyers showed an un-
they have order Cheap hosiery and IN
"er"ear were in active demand for the next
spring season. The advance business booked
~ substantial. some of the mills nearly
SOLD up OH union suits
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On the opening the tone was stendy and
prices were 5@1 points higher on good cables
ana light offerings. Very little short cotton
was offered for sale. II was said that Iiv-
erpool was leading in the buying OF the new
crop months. In the afternoon prices were
at their highest. l4irlh points over yesterdays
final quotations The close was steady at
net rise OF sGlc points. The weather map
tho belt Spot cotton steady and unchanged;
middling l2asc. sales on the spot 100 bales
and 232 to arrive. Cotton futures closed:
January. 1856: March, I'LL; June lc.47 asked;
July, le.5l: August 1.ls: September, N76:
October, u.6i; December, uss
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
tKeported by Rodgers. McCabe g. Coz
ictersburg. Va. June 2o.--Pcanuts-Span-
ish-Market firm. Farmers Spanish. 81 62is
per hushel: receipts small No shelicd
cpahish' VIC. per pound; No. shelled
spanish &C. per pound. Virginias-Fancy
Jumbo. &c. per pound hand picked 39&c per
pound; extra prime. 3l7c per pound: prime
a',c. per pound: machine picked. 3a3iac per
pound Smelling stock. @i5N3c. per pound
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NAVAL STORES

Wilmington, y. -. June 25-splrits Tur
pentine-Steady 3ia.c. Rosin-Steady al
49,. Tar Firm at $40. Crude Turpentinc-
Firm at s:d300
savannah Ga. Juno 5.-Turpentine-Firm
~ ;i'NtH@hc. sales l."Io casks: receipts l.Od
CASKS; shipments 81 casks: stock o3l67
casks. Rosin--Fir,n: safes $40 barrels re,
ceip,S 2.s9 barrels; shipments o.3i6 barrels;
s'ock llS'NS barrels. Quote: a. q. $500
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BUND LIST

Atlantic Coast Line LIST As taskcd)..... sS.
-, anu ~ Is toid D.....,....-..... S.i2
- =. cuilN. - IN observation-disclosures. .iS.
,.Von.! Il h"Pid lrahs!t ts.....-.......... S5is
chesapeake aud Ohio conv. r-s....... 70
LiEgeu and Myers Northumberland. *
IisEctt and Myers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
Lorillard Company Is. Observation-Disclosures. Oh
Lorillard Company IS tbii) ........... llSL
Norfolk and Western conv. r.s ion
Seaboard AR Line stamped IS (asked). S2i.
Seauohtu Ar Line ADJ. Observation-Disclosures. -
southern Railway is........... 72a.
southern Hallway 5s ................. nj
United states steel md VI .......... %
United states registered -. 1880 IbiG) 100
united states registered 3s. 1915 (bidl -. los
Chlitd states Panama IS (bid) .. l03i.
nt oN bros ctis................ i3A.
VI VI ma mem. Isl Us tashedp...... -
N. Ky. ana Power Go. IS (asked).... .2Iy
N,aih TO-, - olu' 1865. ........... 1914
'-"'''4 !''s Ae!il' ISL IS tn!d) ....... 1912
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
'Sales at Union Stock Yards)

ANAoAi-"D->D i-iN II STUN MARKET.
1Sales at Union Stock Yards)
Richmond, Va. June IS 1918
Report OF the live stock market FOR the
week ending June %. 1918:
Best steers. 7NdsMc.; medium to good. IA
TIC; common to fair. 5a6hc.: best heifers
7a'he.; medium to good, 5hR6nc: common
to fair. 4MG5Ac.: best cows. sG6,ic.: medium
to good. tN@5Ec.: common to fair. s,saii;c
pest oxen. 6S4sIHc:; medium to good. s.. Sc !;
common TO fair. thI5c.; bulls. HsT6c: best
calves, SasEc. fair to good. 7Gfsc. dicks "a
81, eoWs si nno caves. $25165.oo per head Rest
hogs SMS.zc.; sows and stays 5Gi7r. hnst
sheep 4GtSs; fair to good 90 Ss.c. common
to fair. tu7c
New York. June 25.-Beeves-Stecrs steady
i huiis and COWS lower. Steers ssssGieOj:
pulls. sa.5oV70o: cows $s25d6.6o. Calves
Ncais slow and lower: buttermiiks steady
aenis. s,globo; cuils. ssa65o; but,crIniiks
caves SS''V"tl2's; mixed calves. s7das7i.
Sheep AND l.ambs-Marl<et full steady sheen
fwes,, saat5s: rulls. s:Gc:7s: mixed sheep
and wethers. $i5od5.ca; lambs Sc 500 80. one
car at SIS. Hogs-Stcady at SeTa %
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New York June 25.-The governing COM
nittee OF the New York Stock Exchange to-
day voted Ia close the exchange July &. max
Ing two.day holiday.
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New York
Stock Market

New York June c;-The strong tone of
The stock market earlier In the week WAS
lacking to-day and movements were held
within narrow limits. Some further progress
upward made. With railroad stocks
showing TO the best advantage. hut In the
last hour the market dipped downward and
gains were eliminated.
Speculative interest centred In Union Taci
nc. Buying was influenced by expectations
that Washington authorities would approve
the dissolution plan. including tho trustee
ship proposed FOR Union Pacific s9o.oo,oeo OF
southern Pacific stock in excess Of the
amount to he turned over to Pennsylvania.
news from Washington OF the Attorney Gen
erals announcement that an agreement had
been reached. The news failed to stimulate
the market apparently having been dis
counted by the recent rise. Traders who had
bought Union Pacific earlier In the week
under the days high price, closing at
fractional net loss
cable reports that fresh hostilitics had
broken out in the Balkans were partly
spon.isic for the heavy tone of tho market
toward tho close international stocks were
mos; conspicuous i'll the downward move
mcnt London sold about $1,000 shares to-
day. chiefly Union Pacific.
Contraction OF tho short interest was part
tally responsible for the failing OFF in demand
to-day. There were few weak stocks.
Chesapeake and Ohio fol- eis TO 80 tho years
low est and Virginia Carolina made re-
Moved decline. The drop in Chesapeake and
company'S dividend policy. for which low
ever there was a partly well established
Bonds we're irregular With some of tho
more important issues lower. Panama IS de-
ci.ned = on call.
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LOCAL MARKET QUOTATIONS.

FURNISHED by Levy Commission Co. Conn
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va)
Richmond. Va. June 25 1915
ACTUAL WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS OF
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SA lied.

steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers Old Dominion Line.
steamer Pocahontas. Graves Norfolk and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
senIefs Virginia Navigation Company.
steamer Aurora: Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
.cngcrs. Furman Line
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Bankrupt J2pttrfs
BANKRUPT SALE

BY a. ]. Chewing Company,
cal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
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In the matter OF y
LEROY T.. BROWN,
Bankrupt. |

In the matter OF In
LEROY +. BROWN, Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt No. 1910
In obedience to an order OF the United
states District Court for the Eastern
premises. on
THURSDAY. July IL. 1918.
at o'clock =. NJ.
certain real estate OF the above named
bankrupt. described in the said order
as follows:
An that certain piece, parcel or lot
OF land. lying and being in the city OF
Richmond. Va. commencing on the
north line OF Dance street two hundred
ana twenty feet east of Randolph
street, thence running castwardly and
fronting on tho north line of Dance
street eighteen feet. thence back
northwardly between parallel lines to
an alley IN the rear fifteen feet wide
TERMS: Cash.
JOHN \. CUTCHINS,
Trustee
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leading futures ranged as follows:
open. High. Low clos,

baltimore. Md, June % Wheat-Ouiet at
s. LOB c"rn-Dull at &c. Oats-ouiet. stand
ARA white i3i-IiS@.c Rye Firm No ? vest
crn export GcHGGi.c.
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Sales. Stock.

Allis-Chalmers $500.
Allis-Chalmers. pfd. :.
1900 Amalgamated Copper :.
Am. Ayr. Chem. com. :.
200 Amer: Beet Sugar. CO. :.
$500 American Can ......
100 american Can, pfd. =.
500 Amer. Car and Foun. :.
American Cotton Oil.
Am. Hide and Lenth., pr
American Linsed Oil.
American Locomotive
900 Amer. Malt Co. pfd.
2.l25 American Smelling :.
American Snuff. com.
American Sugar $50.
200 Amer. Tel. and Tel Co.
Amer. Tobacco. COM.
100 Amer. Tobacco. pfd.
1900 Anaconda Copper 80.
1900 Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line. :. T..
a. c. l.. OF Conn.
500 Baltimore and Ohio. :.
Beth. steel Co. com j..
100 Beth. Steel Co. pfd.
GOO British Amer. Tob. Co.
500 Brooklyn Rapid Tran.
200 Central Leather. com.
1900 Canadian Pacific.
600 California Petroleum
$500 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western
200 Chi. Great West, pfd
1900 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
loo Crucible Stcl Cor. com
20 Crucible Steel. pfd
100 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Colorado and Southern
100 Consolidated Gas -.
100 Corn Products. com. :.
Den. and Rio Gran, com
400 Erie -.
800 Erie, LIST pfd.
Fed. Min. and SIN. pfd
800 General Electric
Geo. w. Helme lob. Co
200 Great Northern. pfd. {.
$500 Great Northern Orc cts
loo Illinois Central
$50 Interboro-Met
zoe lnterboro- Met. rfd.
200 Int, Har., com. Mis- =.
250 Int. Mer. Marine. com.
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LOT OF LAND on THE. NORTH LINE
OF DANCE STREET
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1880; iniddling gulf 1878
Cotton quiet, middlng l:9: gross re-.
e,eip's .s' hales stock 57?l7 bales cxpor,
Total to-day At all rorts-.,et receipts
S,li4 hhI%s. export 10 Great Britain SiI
bales TO the Continent, G.tgj bales 10 Japau.
200 bales stock - o. bales
Consolidated at all purts-N., receipts
l6.i52 bales; export to Great Britain 2s5
bales 70 France, :.St: bales To the Cont.
nent. 9,if2 bales. 10 Ia sar 900 b.ics
rota! since September al an ports-%.,
receipts s,USeSl bales export to Great
Britain 3t2s.75J babies. 20 France 955 :sg
bales; 10 France 1j5,532 bales TO the Conti-
10 Mexico 1908 bales
New Orleans June q The cotton marie,
held steady today Throughout, the entire Sos.
sion. Several times there we're set backs on
profittakirg by satisfied longs but reactions
were only temporary, and at all times the
market had hrn undertone Buying was
based chiefly on reports OF too dry weather
from several states In Tho cotton region and
the forecast OF more dry weather come
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New York. June money on call steady.
49, f.'- per cent? ruling rate, :: closing bid,
81. offered ~. Time loans. easier; sixty
days a1,Gf. ninety days, i0+i7 sin months
5i.m5i. Prime mercantile paper. per cent.
sterling exchange steady. with actual bust
bills and AZ 81 SC'o tor demand. Commercial
bills SIS; Bay silver. iN. McXican dollars
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

BY Caskic c. Buych & Co.
Stock and Bond Broker. 1915 +. Main Street
Richmond, Va. June %. 1915.
SALES At BOARD.
vireinin Centuries. %, {. and R.-e.ooo at
50.
STATE SECURITIES Bid Asked
Virgins. SIS old. c. and r. 1892. 50 go
Va Centuries "a e and R 1891 .eI. SOl.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE Is. 1913
ARRIVED

Steamer Berkeley. Shelly. Norfolk mer-
'hhhulse ana passengers. Old Dominion Line.
steamer Aurora. Furman. Petersburg and
James River landings. merchandise and pas
senEers. Furinan Line
Barge currituck. r. L. Cordrey Rnlti-
more coal. Crump and West Coal COMPANY
HarEe focomoke. Hartman. Baltimore, coal
\. IL HAYES & ca
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MAnkEr.

Richmond. Va. June IS 1918
oIowins are the quotations on the Rich
'ond Tobacco Exchange:
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CuotHtions for interest paying bonds are
at a price To which interest must he added
Income bonds and certificates OF indebted
mess are fiat
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RICHMOND GRAIN MAnkEr.
Richmond. Va. June % 1913
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS on CHANGE
RICHMOND HAY MARKET.

Richmond. Va June % 1914
Following are the quotations on the Rich
mona Hay Exchange
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coi,on .u:ur.s closed steady

Spot cotton closed quiet. middIinr uplands
i29; lnidding gulf. 1870
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-13
JOV|AN SPECIAL
TO CARRY CROWD
Car Full" Will Go From Rich
mond to Roanoke Rejuvena-
ton on Friday.

Richmond Jovians-by the appclla-
ton is meant local electrical men who
are members OF the Rejuvcnatcd Sons
Of Jovc-are trimming their engage
mcnts to lit the "Jovian Special" which
leaves this city at 9:2o o'clock Friday
night for Roanoke. the scene Of the
orders latest regeneration. \ special
round trip rate has been arranged. with
a Pullman for the fastidious. and the
outlook is rosy or pink-wh!chever
one prefers-for n good crowd.
The advance bulletin is decorated
with the insignia of the order. a beard
ed Jupiter Olympus and Me>aisto
riding fork. The symbolism is OBJ
Of wireless and dynamo-driven drill
bridges the gap between the Garden
OF the Gods and the biblical pit inhab-
tied by asbestos imps and jclly-likc
darkness. The Interpretation is by in
ference only. the real significance be-
ing carefully guarded from nonmem-
bers.
by reference 10 the same bulletin
II is seen that car full" OF Jovians
are going from Richmond. In order
TO make certain of a berth on the Pull
man local members of the order are
advised to communicate at once with
Homer Wood, Box No AZ who Will
make reservations on the principle of
first heard from first reserved
Roanoke's regeneration is scheduled
for Saturday afternoon. with the rem
devious over Bill i;nglesby's store. I'm
mcdiately after, there will be n ban
quct at the hotel on Mill Mountain.
The "Jovan Special" II is announced
Will carry all the comforts OF home
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CAR HITS BUGGY.
|NJUR|NG WO
Askin Children Thrown From
Buggy in Accident on
Broad Street.

Two daughters of NJ. Askin. Of $500
. kcnsington Avenue. Ruth, aged twelve
years, and Evelyn, aged two. We're bad
~ bruised and may have been hurt in
ternally Yesterday afternoon about $50
o'clock when buggy which they oc-
cupied was hit by Broad and Main
Street car in Broad Street AT Foushce
The buggy was almost completely
wrecked. George Cook, the negro
driver, escaped injury by jumping.
The accident happened almost in
front of the store of Mr.. Askin. > West
Broad Street. where the children had
been 10 see him. Cook was driving
them home, and jus: as the buggy was
crossing the tracks the wcstbOund car
hit ii. Both children were thrown out.
Cook, assisted by persons who hurried
To the scene. took them To their fathers
store, where it was found that. though
painfully bruised. they We're not seri
ously hurt They were able 10 so to
their home on q street car
Mr.. Asltin said last night that his
family physician had examined the
chiidrcns injuries, but could not tell
the full extent until to-day.
The car which struck the buggy was
in charge OF Motorman J. II. Atkins and
Conductor j. S. Mastin
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ESCAPES DEATH
BENEATH ENGINE
Frank Underwood Displays Rare
Presence of Mind and Saves
His Life Under Wheels

me condition of Frank Underwood.
forty hve years old, OF 424 South Lau-
rel street, who escaped death In a
remarkable manner yesterday morning
beneath the wheels Of IL locomotive.
was last night said to be satisfa ctorv.
ana MIS- recovery was predicted. I'm
derwood who is at Grace Hospital. is
suffering from two fractured ribs, a
broken arm and many bruises.
underwood was crossing the tracks
or the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
at Sixth and Byrd Streets about 7:45
O'Clock. when he was struck by n pass
ing engine. With rare presence OF
mind. he grasped two iron bars he
saw above his head. and pluckily held
on until the locomotive was brought
to standstill after he had been
dragged nearly block Persons who
witnessed the accident thought he had
been mangled. but when he was
brought from beneath the engine II
was found he had escaped death.
He was removed to n nearby build
ing and the City Hospital ambulance
summoned DR.. NJ. F.. Torrcgrosa rem
dcrcd emergency treatment ana took
him to the hospital
The engine which hit him was in
charge Of Engineer w. T. Mallory and
Fireman N. w. Sandridgo
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BUILDING PERMIT
FOR STUMPF ANNEX
Butler Approves Plans for Addi-
ton That Will Double
Hotels Capacity.

Building Inspector Butler yesterday
gave his approval TO the plans for the
new seven story addition to Stumpfs
lfotcl. The annex will practically
double the hotels capacity and will
cost. exclusive of the site. about $40 o0o
Plans for the Improvement have been
on file in the Building Inspectors Office
Tor more than month. but their APP
prevail has been delayed pending the
Ming of complete specifications for the
structural steel work
The new building will conform TO
the same style of architecture as the
old. Situated on the lot immediately
Will form with IT a single building
The enlarged hotel will have total
frontage on Main Street OF rtv-four
feet. Foundation work for the annex
mas neen In progress for some time.
The approval Of the building plans
Yesterday clears the way for the con
struction work proper
Contracts for the building of tho
annex nave been awarded TO the Glib
sonitc Construction Company of 81
Louis. and call for the comnletion ~
the work on December / The nlans
were prepared by Widmann & walsh
OF 81. Louis. With the cost of III. Sit,
The annex Will represent an additional
Investment OF $4,000.
Other building permits were issuod
yesterday as follows:
> ; Rosendorf, to repair the store
at l2o6 East Main Street. at a cost OF
$500. u
Rosa w. Silver. TO erect a frame shop
on the south side or o street. between
i"entE-fourth and Twenty-tfth
Streets. at a cost OF 800
x. b Lee Council. J. o L. a. NJ. IN
repair brick store mt 1923 North Twen
'y-hith street. at "a cost OF sl35.
Cottrcl Saddlery Company. to rcrai-
o'lck store on the north side of Frank
IN street. between Thirteenth and
IurIeenth streets. AT a cost of 800.
store at 22i North Seventeenth stree,
at n cost or 500
Sampson Cook. to repair frame owen
ing ut 1900 Decatur street, South rich
mond, at cost of 800
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GINTER PARK WILL
FIGHT ANNEXATION
NEGROES HAD 5000
WHEN ARRESTED
Man and Woman Locked Up
Here on Charge of Robbery
in Winchester. XIV.

Marccllus Woody and Matte HALEY.
both colored. were arrested yesterday
by Special Agents NJ S Angle and II.
y. Humphrey, of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. and Patrolman Walker
Few hours after they arrived in Rich
rnond, and We're held for the Winches-
Ter hy" authorities on the charge of
grand larceny. They are wanted for
stealing $40, of which S24O was in
gold, and the remainder in notes. from
"a crossing watchman of the railroa d
at Winchester. The robbery was com
mittcd sunday.
Yesterday l." l.. Scherer. general
claim agent of The Chesapeake ana
ONO received word from Kentucky
that the man and woman were be-
lieved 10 be headed towards Richmond.
ana Angle and Humphrey were assigned
! 10 the case. They located the couplo
, III Main Street near Seventh. and sum
inoninG Walker, placed both under ar
rest They We're locked up ut the Sec
ond Police Station.
me Winchester authorities were
notified of the arrest. and an officer
with requisition papers VIII come for
the prisoners.
When searched Woody ana the won :
an had more than 5000 in their pos
session
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LOCAL DRUGGISTS GOING
VIII Attend Pharmaceutical A.,
Meeting ut

The annual meeting of the American pm
~, m"Ieu,ica! Association takes Mace Angus,
70 az nashville. Tenn. The selection 81 !,
southern CITY :or tho first ti,ue H., man..
G it oFihEs the convention within popuIar
Instance OF points IN virginia and Tn-,t.
cHr"'nh' with the result that M. ar,.,I
;inCr from This section OF the country vii,
ne unusually large 4 good-size,i dnlepa
non WIZ go from Richmond. Other are
towns OF the state viii be well renrcs.,,Iei
Chairman Il. W vckers. OF the pubiiet,,.
committee. has ad!r"sNed the druggists q,
America tho following Invitation.
Lhe druggists OF Tennessee all unto in
corHiAI Invitation to their brother drurgts,s
Inloushout the land to come TO NashviIt.
rem, August is To e. to attend tho sf,,,,si
meeting OF the American Pharmaceutirai
AsS"cihtlon. The business organizations ~
Nashville nre heartily co.oneret,nr LIZ -.
druHSists OF the city IN planning FOR an .n
Joyah!e occasion for all visitors AS ,his
ashocihtion mas seldom met in the South ~
IL The hope OF Tennessee druggists thar ali
sections OF the country Will be well REM.
sented at the meeting"
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WILL MEET FRIDAY
state Board Of Education Ia Complete Flee
ton OF Suprrintcndrui>.

Tho STATE Bonrd % Educuti0n WI meet
here on Friday 10 complete the election of
division school suprrintendents not com
pl"ted at the July meeting. Twelve con
tested cases passed 10y that time.
some ia order that tho members might look
more fully into thc qualifications of tho APP
plicants, and others bocuus" there were
plans pending Tor The rearrangemcnt OF the
,hUoi districts
Ia the recent political campaign the post
pcucncnt ot these elections canscd a great
deal Of comment. especially as Attorney Gen
eVal Williams. who il sn cN-oficin nonbcI of
the board, had two ucphcwS who were caudi-
dates for positions as superintendent in the
counties passed by until after the primary.
After mention was made OF that fact in the
campaign. =. Neal Williams withdrew as
candidate Tor the sup"rintendoncy in Wyths
CnMmtN.