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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
WIG. CO. BANKRUPT.
Schedules Fix Liabilities at $4,000
With Assets Of $4,000.

WIKI A6SetS 81 9oo'oou'
Jackson.-One Of the largest volun-
tary bankruptcy cases filed with the
clerk of the United States court here
for some time past reached Clerk l..
B. Moseley. 1t was that Of the Mis-
sissippi Manufacturing company OF
Crystal Springs, Of which H. H.
Rhymes is president and manager.
The concern was engaged in the oper-
alton OF woodworking and v~eneerfng
plants, having built and equipped mills,
and has been doing a large business,
giving employment to a number Of
operatives.
The sworn schedules filed fix the
liabilities at $4,000, with creditors
widely distributed throughout country
from the gulf to the great lakes, and
from the Mississippi river to the At
lantic ocean. The scheduled assets
amount to about 100000.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
Creamery Site Chosen.

The new cooperative creamery Ia
to be located on the property of the
Carloss Ice company, at the Shiloh
state crossing OF the Illinois Central
railroad. This was decided at a meet.
Ing of the steering committee chosen
several weeks ago to organize the
creamery and have 1t put In operation
as soon as possible.
The steering committee Is composed
Of II, II. Green. president Of the Jack
son board Of trade; DR.. J. w. Proyine.
president Of the Mississippi college. at
Clinton; A. A, Morson OF Van Wrinkle,
b., H. Cameron, w. d. Hannah, II. y,
Blakeslee, commissioner Of agricul-
ture; M. A. Lewis. and Il. K, Roland.
The committee adopted ARTICLES Of
agreement" which Q prepared by
DR.. Proyine, and which conform TO the
plans outlined by the government for
such institutions.
Secretary Lusk OF the board Of trade
has written officials OF the Illinois
Central to select the expert whose SER
vices will be given free by that system
for one year. II is expected he will
be here In time for the meeting Sep.
TENDER 9 to advise regarding certain
details In arrangements. rules, etc.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04


Considerable complaint n being
made by state witnesses and jurymen
at Meridian that they cannot CASH
their witness and jury service war
rants. These warrants cannot be
cashed before November.
No Dividend in Sight.
According to attorneys for the re-
ceivers Of the Union Bank and Trust
company at Meridian immediate pros
pect for a dividend is In sight for de-.
p~ositors. The attorneys state that ev-
cry effort Is being made TO realize on
c~Ollaterals.
Decorate for PythiAns.
"A committee has been appointed BY
the Meridian Pythians to call on the
merchants and business men and ask
them to decorate their buildings dnr-
ing the session Of the Grand Lodge,
knights Of Pythias, IN that city, Sept.
ISL. II 4
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
-FOUR ARE KILLED IN WRECK
wv Couples In Machine Hit by Pas
sshser Train Near East st. Louis,
All Are Killed.

sast y. Louis, HIN. H. PAIL and
a0Oeft Grandman and their wives Of
rsuont' Okla, were killed when a
.snoaiia passenger train demolished
y automobile in which the four were
|ua'ellng to Detroit.
I piece Of the automobile struck the
|Sso1aotive engineer, s. Schwerger.
- GUY his head severely. The engi.
y IT was knocked from his seat and
~ lfain ran two miles before he
''ald recover and stop it.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04

Maben.-The first bale OF new cot.
ton was brought in here the middle Of
the week by d. G. O'Brien. II weighed
504 pounds and was purchased by w.
W. Shuffield at SK cents, and the pre-
MUM added increased the amount ur
to 12k cents.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
AK Receiver g.. 4. M =.

Molnes. Iowa.-Receiverships
j. .ne Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
salload company aid the Chicago,
- Island & Pacific Railway com
.'' q which the former is the hold
4 concern. were asked in q suit filed
y Mrs. Clara s. Mcneil Of Co
a0us' Kan, who says she owns $780,
" v. sorth Of stock in the holding com
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04

Windsor. vt.-Pesident Wilson mo
tored over the hills OF New Hampshire
with Prot. Stockton Arson, his broth
ierin-law, and Miss Margaret Wilson.
II remained at home throughout the
morning With Col. e. NJ. House Of
Tsxas. his personal friend
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04

Greenville.-Audie Vest. q young
man about rs years old. was killed by
a train about two and n one-half
miles south Of town. 1t Is impossible
to get details OF the accident. Mr..
Vest leaves q wife and three small
children.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
Norwood Defeats Turney.

C~arrollton. A complete official
count Of the result Of the special cleo
tion shows the election Of John A.
Norwood over James Turney by a ma.
jority OF 81 to succeed the late R. N.
Gray as magistrate Of this, the Fourth.
district Of Carroll county.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04

Chicago.-Robert Mcintyre, bishop
Of the Methodist Episcopal diocese.
which includes Oklahoma, Texas a
part OF Kansas, died in a hospital here.
He came to Chicago on Aug. "A, sui.
fering from carbuncles.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
p,,v,.. YACHT Through Canal.

Washington.-Word was received
here by cable that the Niagara, on
which Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter are
making a world tour. was the first
private yacht to pass through the Pan
anna canal.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
Jury Has Case.

Meridian.-In the circuit court the
trial Of Fletcher Summers. charged
with the murder Of Mike Gaffney, was
brought to a conclusion and the indica-
lions are that the Jury Is unabfs to
agree upon q verdict.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
Wireless in Panama.

Panama.-In order better to pre-
serve the neutrality OF the Panama
canal. the United States has taken
aver the wireless telegraph situation
in Panama. All private wireless sta
tions have been discontinued.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
Cotton PICKING Begins.

Clarksdsle.--Cotton picking time Is
on IN the North Mississippi delta, and
II next week is a fair one the negro
viii prepare to take up the black mans
burden in fields OF snowy radiance.
The past week has not been q favor
able one ~ any means.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04

sn'nston.-Chairman owen Of the
~ banking committee said an
amendment to the banking law
oelng prepared to modify condi-
snoer which banks joining the
Y reserve may pay ID their cap
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04

Holcomb.-A large audiences Of The
citizens Of this community met hers
10 hsar The gubernatorial candidates..
Hon. n. I. gtova1l presented his clsifns
~ ri fofsno0n and hts speech ~
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
Oppose a viaduct.

The eminent domain proceedings in
stituted by Meridian against property
holders In Twenty-second avenue, be.
tween Front and A streets, is awaited
with considerable interest. The out.
come of this hearing will determine
whether or not a viaduct will be erect.
ed over the railroad crossing CD
Twenty-second avenue
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04

News of the burning OF the old Kidd
home, located at Smith Station, be-
tween Edwards and the Big Black riv.
or, was told by w. M. Robb, a promi-
nent citizen Of Edwards.
This property, located on the Ala
bama and Vicksburg railroad. was pur.
chased last February from the Black
River Land company, OF which Mr..
Robb Is president, by II. ". Higley,
formerly Of Los Angeles, who, with his
family. occupied the house at the time
Of its destruction. The loss was com.
plete, scarcely any furniture being
saved from the flames. The origin Of
the fire Is unknown.
The home, a two-story colonial struc.
ture, was used by the C~onfederates as
a hospital during the battle on the Big
Black. There were many bullet holef
through It.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04

Quitman.-Ths Clarke-Wayne Medl-
cal association, made up Of physicians
of these two counties, held their 49,
rual meeting here, electing new Cfti-
GERS, ad~joarning % msst q Waynsss
hcro next year.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
SPECIAL TRAIN 70 HANGING.
Many Persons Going to See Nose
johnson Hanged.

- - ~
johnson Hanged.
Lsurel.--It Is probable that a large
number OF Laurel citizens will jour
ney to Bay Springs to witnesses the
execution Of Nose johnson, the negro
who killed Reese Fitzpatrick and serf-
ously wounded Wyatt Robinson and
j. A.. Simmons when he held up the
Gilchrist-F ordney pay car and escaped
with more than $4,000 In cash several
weeks ago. 1t is probable that the
railroad will operate a special train
to Bay Springs on the day Of the
hanging. as the affair Is going to be
public and hundreds who are morbid.
ly curious have expressed a desire to
Q the murder OF q popular young
Laurel citizen avenged.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
TRAGEDY At LAUREL.
Devan Scarborough Shot and Killed
by kearney Leggett.

Oeva scarborough Shot ana NiiIeo
by kearney Leggett.
Laurel-Deyan Scarborough, prom.
inent young attorney and partner Of
Judge Stone Devour, was shot and
killed here by Kearney Leggett, a saw
filler. From the best information OBJ
tainable, Leggett began firing soon
after the two met neal a local news
paper office. Scarborough Is said to
have tried to u from Leggett after
the first shot, but fell dead. Leggett
enptied HIS revolver. firing six times.
He then surrendered to the chief Of
police here. He declined to discus'
the aus leading to the tragedy.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
New york ce,shr.t..

fork.-With the children Of
ss,eation centers and Playground
~anattan as actors. and the great
meadow and the lakes Of Cen
park a the stage, 800 years Of
.ork's commercial, Industrial and
onai progress were shown in a
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
Mayor.s RACE Close.

Ackerman.-The election held here
FOR municipal officers was al follows.
Mayor, B. c. McWhorter, AZ; A. M
Carr. As; J. H. Frazer, SO. The second
primary will be held Sept. 3.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04
Woodmen dwelling.

The Prentiss camp Of Woodmen Of
the World are making preparations to
unveil the monuments Of the late Sow.
ereigns ]. e. Banks and e. L. Polk.
Toxic Hall Of Columbia, district at
torney, will deliver an address.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04

Sues the Cow Man.
DR.. Edward Horstman, live stock In
spector. was made the defendant In .
suit for damages brought in Adams
county by John Enright, who suffered
the loss Of two yearlings alleged to
have died from eating grass poisoned
AZ q result OF negligence Of the two
parties.
May Declared Winner.
The executive committee Of the Sew.
enth MISSISSIPPI chancellor district
met here and declared Joe A. May Of
Summer winner IN the primary held
August Is.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04

LESSON TEXT-Mark l2;2S-u.
GOLDEN TEXT~'Thou shalt love the
Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with
all thy soul. and with all thy strength.
and with all thy mind; and thy neighbour
as myself" Luke t0;gI.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1914-09-04

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-07
PERSONAL


FURNITURE REPAIRING packing,
uphulstorinr. cabinet and W1ttress
making, rug sizing. Phone ga ~
+ Third 81.
Who Be- thr H... man tr n. lf.l uH
|nd fhr lIst uIr f. Doe taken ou
The man who drinks.
FIRST CLASS uressm. klrF Prices
-rcasuEauls satisfaction ruaran-
tegI. 3u5 south UlsH Phone 1881.
ROOF PACT.
WANTED-Every home owner o. use
Erie Carbon roof paint stops
leaks, last G years. Doyoe ready
paint, I gal covers GOO 81 feet Thos
= Kelohor. 4os West Central
ron CARPET sioanins furniture
and stove repairing. W a. GOff
phone bgs
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retention OF the nag in Philadelphia
Although only thirty ycara old, Lamp
has had 70 Joe ot experience dIr.ns
the u.uc years Boz has been idcuu-
Uei with professional baseball Tie
stands , feet Iot. inches and weighs
about 100 pounds Last year he took
part Iu orIs one eff the i've Games
played for tho championship.
~,haug. ou whom most 90 the work
hphlud th, uat d~rNul.od Iu tho Ath-
leutips Giants series % ,.ur oro, bore
the Hrunt uI th, work throughout
Tins years American league season
Last year ho caught iu four OF the
nkc games played in the worlds Fe-
ilos sud ma, DO the larger share
1luin in tho coming contests &c l7
20 years old. is @ fcof 70 inches fall
and weighs about $50 pounds Ills
experience Iu maI.s IraaI, baseball
dates back just four years. ira
ThumJs. iho victorian catcher. is am
other un whom Mapaapr Mack could
cam 300 case oi accident ta either OF
thc two mentioned. bat Do, has NOT
been .u the game much uuriug the
past season ana 80 .s not nkols that
his services VIII Dee needed The
Athletics 3ls, have a fourth catcher
iu MDtvuy, late Of The Baltimore lD-
toruauonai loaluo team. bat 10 is not
at 100 probable chat be- VIII Doe called
upau Co go behind the nJt against
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-07
ONLY 4 MEN WILL
WORK At IRECEIVNG
END IN SERIES
Each Club Expected to De-
pend on the Catchers Who
Have Given Such Good AC-
counts OF Themselves Dur
ing Season.

Sow YORK. Goes. 1.-lu ana itself
hood only fuuy men wUl uc called
upnn o. work az the rccririug ends
ar tho uutterle- during she con,ns
worlds championship series between
tho ThilldDIph.l Athletic aud E"s
tom Nationals Each club wiz nn
duHateIlN depend upon the tN"
.tt.nors who have given such "a s"od
account uf themselves ail throush
the playing season They wHl take
Iu Important pant n thc struggle. Tor
as soon as 1 butcher dar- the mitt
uui mask oi his oaIiua % @ contest
Doc s-umes au immense amount OF
responsibilities Iu mct there is n"
telling hoW many ot the anne are
directed ir,m behind tho plate. ln
addition to eX,hlug,aE sI-uds with
Jbp pitcher as Co. the tu,ss ur
stren.ih coz noe b1licrs, De- hal to ne
ll,c6 thiuh,r. boou-s.ghtcd, nlwa}s
alert nnd Inyprubly accurate in
throwing Go head on ths base pill
lrIurs
iu this department Comic Mack De-
probably the more fortunate "a have
iuH t.Jpp and Soh8ur. botn of whom
have had previous experience ln
world championship games IHlp
pl1yed In the 1870 1sll and 1913
ames carh time ou the winning
ride and his wIl nc the fourth time
his servi.os viii ne needed for the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-07

the Braves.
Manager Staniuea Inns two very rec
liable receivers iu Gowdy ana Whol-
Ink. both OF whom ave been wnn-
derluils surycssiui this past season.
Roth are Young non and each hls
been identified with professional
baseball f.r fSc years. Tn, success
ct the team. phenomenal as DO was.
u landing thp National league pen
uaut this year. speaks volumes cor
the work cod the battcri,. and the
,1t.hcrs naturally are uot Coo Dbl" over
looked for the parts they played sn
wen iu bringing about the unlocked
for victory.
Gnwdy. who did The lions share of
catching for the Braves dutiHr the
season. stands one inch over SIX feet
aut wc.-hs l95 pounds Whaling.
who Boz 20 wears old Ius. ono year
oder than Guwdv alsu six
iuutcr ana uclehs 'ss pounds
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NnrICr or rENpENCN or Sun.

80. tNHl.
ia the District Court of mo Second
Judicial District OF tho state of
New Mexico ln Hnd for the CouutJ
OF Hcrnalro.
Juan Garcia and Frank Huhbcll, as
trustees under "a decd of TRUST. cN-
ccuted Uy W.. y FsltreIlc. decreased,
ana Ellen l. Futr,llc. plaintiffs.
vs..
j. T. Elder. admiuistraiur of The cs-
tate uf vs.. v. Futre,e. deceased,
Ellen 2. Futr,llc, Rose p Gideon,
Anna Watkins, and an other per-
SONS claimius any rirht, title "r
Interest In TIM zeal estate described
arr,.u. defendants
To Rose =. Gideon and Anna Wat
iius. whose present location. place 81
residence and post ohiD, address is Co
plliltins unknown:
You are hereby notified that on tho
.lath DAG 90 september. a. b. 1p14,
there VAS filed m the office OF the
clerk ol s8.d court. am amended COM
pIa.ut by the ahcvc named plaintiffs
uetIns YOU and the other defendant
above named. whereby ana wherein
tho PLANTING see. in foreclosp q deed
of trust executed uy " " Futfclie.
deceased, and the defendant. ELLEN H.
Futrclie and Frank Hubbgil as
trustee. dated Arrll ~. 1873 and to
huyc the said court ascertain and de-
tcruiiue the mount due upon "A core
tain promiasDry pa dated April ~.
1913 for c.rht Thousand Ofs.ooob doI-
lars. with interest from date al the
rate OF 2 per cent pes auuum due and
payable three go years after date, toe
gether with 10 per cent as attorneys
fees said note being executed by the
said ". ". Futrelle. deceased. and
the defendant Ellen T. Futroile pay
able Zoo the plaintiff. Juan Garcia and
o. have The court determine the
amount o. Insurance and taxes paid
hy the r~laintln. Juan Garcia. upon
that certain piece. tract and parcel of
land, described in and covered hy
said deed of trust and situate Boa the
county of Bcrsalilio. state ol New
Mexico. to-wlt;
Lots numbered thirteen Oll.
vouftcen GED. hfteen O5) and
sixteen fte) in block loiterod
la the Atlantic and Pacific addi-
ton 90 the city OF Albuquerque,
y ~ az shown and designated
on the map cor plat Of said addi-
ton nlcd ln the once ~ the pros
bate clerk and cx-onicip recorder
for the aforesaid B|crnaillo
county. ~ NJ. on the 2tth day 81
! April A a. l8H8"
And ;he plaintlns pray for a judg-
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NoTICr OT sun.

IN the District Court. County of ner-
uuiIlo state nt Sow MeKI,u.
Julia walton Plaintiff,
Ns. $50. 9sO9.
D. ID Walton. Defendant
To she above named defendant
You arc hereby notified that suit
IA been filed Against SOFA Boz the
court ana county above named.
whercin said pIautn prass fur an
absolute divorce 0n the srDuud 90
abandonment end u0u-surpoft You
are further notified that unless sou
enter or cause to hr entered iuur app
pearance in sall court at Albuquer-
que. y 49,, ou 0r before the l2th
day of November a ID 1914. dofault
viii he taken against you aud plain-
un will apply Co. said court for the
relief prayed Tor In the complaint
Attorney for plaintiff is D. D. NcW-
en-. whose postofnce and office Be- Al
huqueruue. New Mexico
tscall A ~ WALKER. Clvfk
ny rhoa X - Maddiron. Depuig.
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men, forcc.nsiug said llgn 90 said
propefty and prem -,s aud ono sale
of property and premises Joe slt,sflD
tipl thereof, and Tor q 1,nulsn.
Jgdgmcu, 8gsius, the defendants o..
T.. Elder administrator of the estate
80 ~ " Futr,I,. deceased. and El-
len T.. Futrcllc.
You are further notified that unless
ID enter your appearance IN sand
cause on ar before the 10Th d8y az
November, tqlg, Judgment win be
rendered araiu,t yHu hy default The
name of The plaintiffs attorney ls
Is3Ie EBrlh. Esg- lud his post ofiUU
and business addi,ss is Albuquerque.
Sow Mexico.
Witness the Honorable Herbert T.
EJynolds Judge uf said court and
the seal OF said court. this -lJh day
ut ugusi. a. d. 1914
A. T.. WNLEFR.
County Clerk uf %rernaIIIIu county
N,w Mex..u and CI,rk ui
District .f1ro-lId
Ey TIIbS IS. &c. MADISON.
ItuUt.
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In tho Probate Court. Bcrnalii1
County, state % Sew Mexico.
lu th. matter OF tho Estate ut Aurc
NJ Turner. deceased.
Notlcc is hereby given that Tho exc
cCators OF the last win and testament
OF Anne Fl Turner have niod their
anal report and account ls such rN-
coutor7 iu ia, Probate court and hy
an order OF The said court the nr.f
Monday 81 November. The Same being
the 2nd day OF November. t3fi was
fixed as the day for the hn1, hearing
ot objections Go the said final report
a. T.. WALKER.
Clerk of the Probate Court
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Physicians
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Dunbar Bargains

= FOR RENT =
= Broom house; modern. Norih =
. seventh So, $1,000. y
. Groom house. corner Coal =
. avenue aud Sctonth street. =
. ruu house. HlEhiHudH. $40 =
= 4-ruuu house. Easf Halc.ilu" =
. avenue. modern, $4,000. =
y ron SAIL. .
Ranch. roo acres improved, =
= ana lor sale at o bargain, =
. miles uut. =
= House and lot. West Central =
= avenue. Dot l62x26o feet. $500 .
G-guom house AID lot. HIgh- =
. lands, $4,000. =
Two brick house iu an ward '
y cheap. modern. =
. huIs,s ol 3 lots .u "a Huc Zoe =
. cation. modern. for $500, Pol =
. Sisters school =
. Ey.gk house on South Broad =
= vaF. u,ai Be-. mudcru '
. broom house on south broad Z
. wat. $500, near Congregation Z
al church Z
. Ranches for sale, also business Z
. property.
. FIRE INSURANCE Z
. MONEY 10 IONN. 4
. DUNBNU's REAL ESTATE 4
. OFFICE.
& 92i Gold Ave. Conner Third NJ. I
"a c
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LEGAL NOTICES.
MOTTO

IT. tho probat" Court, D|,rualI'o
County. state 90 Ncw Mexico.
Ia the matter OF The Estate of Will
lam g.. Brown. Deceased
Notigo is hereby given nat tho ad-
mIuistrutor of tho said estate has filed
h.r final report and account as such
administration in the Probate court
and that by an order OF the said court.
thc first Monday OF November. the
same boiug The -ud dag of November.
l1li. was fixed ms ,bo day for thc
final hearing OF objections Co s1ii
final report.
=. p. WALKER.
Clerk of Che Probate Court.
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w. Y. u. CLUB
Graduates Of State University Ans
ious for General Meeting to BE
Held In the State Soon.

To arouse a more lively interest
on h part Of old grads for their
alma mater will be the object of a
general meeting OF the University
clubs throughout the state. to be
held in the near future. The subject
was brought up and discussed at the
last meeting Of the University club
in Fairmont and State President T.
g. Smith Of Clarksburg was asked
10 give his opinion. He expressed
himself as being in favor Of the
movement and VIII call a meeting IN
a short time.
w. V. U. clubs now exist in most
OF the larger cities throughout the
state and a number OF others are
being organized. Since the poor
showing made by the State univer.
sity in football last fall more Of.
forts have been made TO arouse re-.
newed Interest than for n number of
years.
As there are many West Virginia
grads In Wheeling II IL very prob.
abie that steps will be- taken soon
10 start a movement that will result
IN establishing a permanent organi.
zation here.