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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-08-04
An Interesting Continued
Story of Local Happenings
In and about Welsh Touch.
ing Personal Mention. ......

Mrs. ia .Thackston and son Jim
went to Lake, Charles Monday to
consult a specialist in regard to
her eyes.
We are selling out all we have left
now and will close the doors in few
days. Prices less than half. You
would do well to come and buy now be.
fore the stock lis all gone. Southern
Mercantile Co.
Miss Alice Miller was the guest
of friends in Lake Charles Mon
day.
Car of Golden Sheaf
Flour just received.
MOdeI Grocery.
Mr.. and Mrs j. C. KipIinger re-
turned Sunday evening from four
days in Lake Arthur. attending
Camp Meeting and guest of friends.
Only a few days left at Southern
Mercantile Co. s closing out sale.
Mrs Jennie Wyatt, lone of LeesvilIes
Telephone operators, was the guest
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Smith, Sunday and Monday.
Rubber dolls for Csc at Journal Book
Store,
Mrs Dora Barbee, proprietoress of
the Commercial Hotel spent Sun
day the guest of her daughter, Mrs
Cornett of Crowley.
Mr.. P H. Coverdale was a bust
ness visitor in Lake Charles, Satur-
day.
Fresh Golden Sheaf
Flour and Corn Meal.
rlodel Grocery.
Claude Russell who has been
visiting relatives at Edgerly, for
several days, returned home last
Friday evening.
Mr.. H. L. Block spent the week
end with relatives in Lake Charles,
Monday afternoon.
japanese lanterns just arrived a
Journal Book Store.
Miss Euphie Neeley who has
been attending the Institute in
returned to Welsh Satur-
lay evening
Stationary, Csc, SOC and 75c values,
your choice for Sc to Csc, journal Book
Store.
Mrs. VIM. Buckingham was the
quest of friends in Jennings, Satur-
lay.
Car of Golden Sheaf
Flour just received.
Model Grocery.
Miss Lucille Anderson who has
'een attending summer normal at
huston, and visiting several days
With friends and relatives at De.
bidder, returned to Welsh Satur-
ay Miss Lucille has accepted a
'osition as primary teacher in the
ligh School at DeQuincy for the
ext session.
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Fresh Golden Sheai
Flour and Corn Teal.
rlodel Grocery.

Mr.. E. F. Doan has purchased
the Garage business belonging to
Messrs. Bacon & Layne, and will
operate general automobile re-
pair shop at the same stand.
Mr.. E. c. Willard, cashier of the
Bank, is now enjoying his we'll
earned annual vacation. He will
be out about three weeks before
taking up his work again.
FOR SALE:-A good young milk cow
Just fresh. Call at once-C. B. Moore
Little Miss Hazel Shoemaker of
Lafayette came over Yesterday
afternoon to visit at the home og
Mr.and Mrs AR. Arceneaux.
Mr.. A. T. Jones was a business
visitor to Lake Charles Monday.
FOR RENT:-Nice five room
cottage. John T. Hood.
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Miss Lucille Anderson who has
been attending summer normal at
Ruston, and visiting several days
with friends and relatives at De.
Ridder, returned to Welsh Satur-
day Miss Lucille has accepted a
position as primary teacher in the
High School at DeQuincy for the
next session.
Going fast now, everything being
closed out at once Southern Mer.
camille Co.
Little Miss Edris Delhomme of
Scot, La. who has been the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Sudduth of the
Telephone Co., went to Lake
Charles Saturday to visit relatives
Balance of the stock will last only a
few days at Southern Mercantile Co.
Come at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nogles
were guests of friends in Lake
Charles Saturday.
Insurance. All Kinds
at The Calcasieu Trust & Savings Bank
Insurance Department.
Miss Maud Vidirine who has
been the guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs, P. E. Louviere for sew.
eral days, went to Jennings satur-
day.
Shoes, if we can fit you, going for
song, only few left. Southern Mer.
camille Co.
Messrs. J. L. Byerly and son, W. |
e. we're business visitors to Jen-
Mugs Saturday
Fresh Golden Sheaf
Flour and Corn Meal.
Model Grocery.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-08-04

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21
Ell Pasos First Mayor, 1873
-:I- -:II:- -:II:- -:H:- -:I:-
photo Of the Pioneer IS Found

term in the dingy little Mexico prison
He came 10 e Paso in 1851 being 50
years Of age He was married IL 1893
TO Miss Juana Marquee the mother OF
Mrs. J. n. Phillips. who now resides IN
FL PasO.
Served in Civil War.
When the civil war was declared
Doweu joined the Texas regiment and
saw service His property was confis-
turned to FL Paso TO start life anew
He purchased the property on which the
Paso del NOrte now stands ana erected
a home.
He engaged in farming and was
elected mayor Of the hamlet in 1878. He
died OF pneumonia in 1850 The one
ambition Of DoWeu was to see the rail-
roads come through the town, but he
died one year before the first iron mon
ster drew a train into FL Paso.
Lived During Victories Raids
During the time he was mayor Of the
town. Victorio and his band Of Apaches
were running amuck in this section Of
the southwest. burning villages and
numbering the white settlers. The resi-
dents Of this town on several occasions
barricaded themselves in their homes
when reports were spread that VictOriO
was descending on the town But the
majority Of the Apache's operations
were in Arizona. New Mexico and north
ern Mexico
The only picture OF mayor Dowell -
now owned by his daughter Mrs Phil
lips. Fred Feldman IS now drawing
a picture from the old photograph
which will be hung in the office OF
mayor c. E Kelly, where the pictures
Of all the other chief executives OF Fl
Paso are now on exhibition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21
SOCIET Y'S DOLNGS
Church Affairs.

Il
Mrs. R 7 Wilson entertained clIGIe
number two Of the aid society o. 49,. ~
FIRST Methodist church THURSDAY .,sst
noon at her home on Wyomlns - =
Following the short business $3.50 "a
social time was enjoyed ana ~ EsLs+sss-
Lresnments were served by the Ho4
The Philathea class sewing clrcLe ~. -
Trinity NTetbodfst church met Thursoag
at the home Of Mrs. william ma .
North Florence street, ana F.,,cv
Pheasant morning sewing anu ~ IS
work At noon a dainty luhcliIJI - a,tar-
served. Mrs Scott Hanus VIII 80
tain the circle next week at ner mn -
on East Rio Grande street Among t -
members attending Thursday me ~ 80 T5
were: Mesdames n. c Herkes, n
Ballard, I. J Ayers, Scott 4anlls' = -
Burrud; Misses Rena Shea, Emma Sa-. &c
man, Irene Ferguson ana
Smith.
Mrs. Robert Lander entertained IN. Ins
Bible class Of Trinity Methodlst Gnu. -, "a
Thursday afternoon at her nome ~ - -
the valley. The guests occupied l-t ~. 49,
time with fancy work, ana uuLtL3 -
afternoon several pleasing IhusiT - 80
lections were given. Mrs Mamie w - -
played several piano selections. -
Robert Lander sang, ana niue 1 ~ 80
duke Lander played several seIe1-iott =
on the piano. Mrs. l. J. Irotu MoH -
prize in the melon contest Al -
ElOHE OF the dLLEENLAiAH
were served to the guests, MIS- A1tlllLe
Wheat assisting the hostess IN ser l ms
Among the guests present were 100
danes c. Wesley Webdell, O. L SOHss'
D. Hurley. l. J. Trotti, D. N, SI llt
J. o. Wiley, ". H. Lark, Ross L Esls ~,
G. T Kettrick, J. J. Ayers, 4l dl-iiS :
Wheat; Misses Frances Ayers, LucllLe
Ayers, Lizzie Roberts, c. Miner, Lou --s
Jones. Bayless Lark and little by ulii
WebdelL
The city Baptist Young Peoples IN
ion. composed Of the four local unions
in the city, met at the First Baptist
church recently. A short business ses-
sion was held in the early part OF the
evening, after which a delightful pro
gram was rendered II. Z. Red, OF the
First Baptist church union. one Of the
delegates Of the city union TO the
Palacios B. 7. p. T. encampment- told
about the encampment in a very inter
esting way. A s Howard, Of the Cal
vary-Houston Square union, also a dele
gate to the encampment. had some
thing also to say about the good times
enjoyed at Palacios. Musical numbers
both vocal and instrum entail, were
given during the program, assisted by
the Calvary Houston Square orchestra
In the contest for the cup, which Is
awarded for the best percentage present
at the city union meeting. the Hihgland
Park union won by q bare one percent
over the East FL Paso union, which had
SIS percent Of its enrolment present
There were $50 present Refreshments
were served after the program was fin
isheG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21
Ell Pasoans Returning.

Miss Blanche Schwartz has returned
from a visit 10 Miss Dorothy Bennett,
at CanudIlo-
Mrs S. McDaniels and children have
returned from California. where they
spent the summer.
Parvin Witte returned Thursday from
Long Beach. where he has been resting
for several weeks
Miss NOla Young returned Thursday
night from California where she spent
a month visiting the various beaches
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Golden returned
Thursday afternoon from California.
where they spent their honeymoon
Mr.. and Mrs H A Stewart and baby
who have been spending the sumner
in Hutchinson, Kan, have returned 10
their home in FL Paso.
Mrs George Rogers and daughter.
Dorothy Rogers, have returned to their
home in FL Paso from spending the
summer On the Pacific coast
Miss Nettie Louise Rowland has re-
turned from a months vacation trip
which she spent at san Diego, HermOsa
Beach and Long Beach Calf
Mrs. c. L OVerstreet and children.
Charles OVerstreet and Adelaide Over
street, have returned from spending the
sumner in Indiana and Ohio.
Rev. Ed L Millican has returned
to Fl Psso from Cloudcroft and Noun
tain Park where he spent his vaca-
ton. HIS family viii join him the lat
ter part Of next week Rev. Mr.. Mill
can has moved TO 1914 Alameda street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21

IaEN the pioneers who DIazea
M the trail across the desers
w ends Of the southwest settled
along the banks Of the Rio Grande ana
fo,ndsd the little hamlet Of II Faso'
r. 8 newell. who came here from
Mexico City. where he nad oeesl LED I'd
a prisoner by the federals,7 W mat
the first mayor Of the seItLS--ii, -etarrsd
vas hong before the -rallr oa1s - 80
. = - iTs - the Pacific ana the req
80, 80 sill raidinE the settleII en- =,
: -.- - 49, the settlers and carry ms
lsf 80 v-o1nen. Outlaws and gunner s.l
te---o-iza5 tbe southwest in those Gay
80 A. cIfizens OF FL Paso wanted :
- mo could rule with an IRON ha ~
and tbev elected Ben $ bowen ''i0
first mayor in May, 1870
40 newell a Fearless Man
While NOT gun fighter IN me sens
- ~ - - ,,-ord now means. DOWeu was a
S-e1,t - In and when any OF the Dad
- - 49, 10 get him" he was quicker
~ fba 5ravv and the gunner learhs1 ~, "
resnect his courage and MS ann ~
ff,ll+ ~.,--or ~ Fl Paso was born IN "a 9
bIpe grass region OF Kentucky IN lns
l'-7 w. ~ ne United States declared war
against Mexico, he joined the henlueAy
v0innfsers as q private and saH &C.
tive service in the nor theFh
the southern repuollc-
While firhtfnE around SaltilIo ne
Vas taken prisoner and was sent 70
MEXICO CITY. where for three years ne
was held a prisoner OF war II LAS PSA-
itentiary Of that city ~. 1o--
HIS hair turned gray from MS long
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21
Ont OF Town Visitors.

Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. DuBose, who have
been visiting here for several days, re-
turned Thursday to their home In Co
roma, \. N.
Bryant Barnes. Of Topeka, Kan, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. r. J. Wilson,
for a few weeks.
Mrs C. Kitchens has as her guest her
daughter. Mrs Lee Riggs, with her
little baby from Columbus, y. "
Mrs. J. F Wilson. who has been visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. c. n Knox, has
returned 10 her home in Marble FAILS
Texas.
Rev. J. H Burma. Of Dallas. Texas,
who has been in California. visited Rev.
Q. L Overstreet in FL Paso THURSDAY
on his way home
c. Lowenberg, Of chihuahua. Mex,
who Is at present living In FL EaSo
with his family. left Thursday for St
Louis on a short business trip
William F. Malcolmson. OF kapsas
City, No, is visiting friends in FL Paso
for a week or so. Mr.. Malcolmson was
formerly a resident of Fl Paso-
Mrs. A H. Anderson has as her
guest her brother, Charles h Mortimer.
of Chicago. who is spending his vaca-
ton with her at her home, 32O1 Hueco
street
Mrs. VIII McNary and children, who
have been spending the summer IN
Mountain Park, have returned 70 their
home in ChamberinO, passing through
FL Paso Thursday.
Mrs C E Schrontz and Mrs George
Thompson, Of Burlington. Iowa, who
have been in FL PasO a few days shop
ping. returned Thursday afternoon to
Alamogordo, where they are visiting
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. R J. Walker, Of Louisi-
ana, who have been visiting in FL Paso
for a few days, left Thursday for
Cloudcroft, where they Will remain for
several weeks Upon their return to
FL Paso they will remain for several
weeks before proceeding 10 their home
in louisiana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21
ROCK ISLAND SUED
FOR $4,000 DAMAGES

Paso Rock Island railroad in the special
district court Friday morning for $4,000
damages. The plaintiff set forth in his Pc
tition that he was employed by the defend
ant company as a Waterb0y on April 10.
1914 He alleges that he was carrying va
ter for the employees at Santa Rosa. y. N.
on this date and while crawling under
box car had his right arm crushed when an
engine bumped the car. The arm. the plain
tiff alleges. was rendered useless
Suit was filed in the special district court
Friday morning by F W. Boone against the
Texas & Pacific Railroad company for
his petition that he shipped go head Of cat
tie over the Texas & Pacific line from FL
Paso 10 North Fort Worth, Nay g. 1914 He
alleges that the company was negligent in
humping the cars and that as a result sew
eral head Of stock was killed and a number
injured.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21
Ell Pasoans Awau.

Rem Vinson and Ed Marsh have gone
to Cloudcroft TO spend Few 'days-
Mrs. ]. c. Harry left Friday for Las
Cruces- \. NJ. where she will visit Mrs
". E. Palmer for a few days.
Miss Joy Crutchfeld has gone to
Coudcroft to spend a week visiting
Mrs. ]. Davis Porcher, at Tip Top
cottage
Thomas Davis has gone to Cloudcroft
to spend the week end as one OF the
house party Of Mrs. J. Davis Porcher,
at TIP Top cottage
Mrs w. H CASTOR and Mrs ID. X.
MurchisOn, Of FL Paso, accompanied ny
their nephews, Mcintosh Murcnlson aIi sl
John weldon, Of Athens. Texas, left
for CIoudcroft Thursday, TO be gone for
several weeks
Mrs. r. L Mckee and baby boy,
Robert Eugene Mckee, jr-. with Miss
Winifred Woods. Mrs. Alckee's sister,
have gone TO ClOudcrOft to remain for
several weeks. Mr.. Mckee accompanied
them, but viii return within few
days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21
and Clubs.

The western Rebekahs are planning
for a DAYS picnic at Hueco Tanks 70
be held on September s. The Reoekans
will 20 TO this picturesque camping
spot on Saturday and remain until
Monday.
Complimentary 70 Mrs. Matilda Bur
rouehs and Mrs Ola Love, the Mattice
temple, Pythian Sisters. entertained
with a reception Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs H O. Perkins, on
West Franklin street The house was
decorated with the colors OF the order
carried out in boquets OF wild 1loW 5,
in white. red. yellow and blue me
uanteIpiece was banked with golden
rod. and the same feathery lowers
filled the vases that were placed e1-
fectively about the rooms Mrs Per-
kins was assisted in entertaining oy
Mrs. Mary Z. Drew, Mrs. 9. c. IaIoms
MIS- Nav Scotch and Miss Elaine scot
ter. punch was served during the
afternoon and ice cream and cake later
in the DAY. Mrs. Burroughs was ten
dered the reception in recognition o.
having been made the grand junior OF
the order. Mrs Love represented the
FL Paso lodge at the last meeting OF
the grand lodge. Among some OF those
who called during the afternoon 10 eN-
tend their congratulations 70 MS Bur
rouEhs were desdames J. w Lucas y
c. Harry. H. A. Magruderi william Ia
zell. s. McDaniels. F. D. Scotch. h =.
Brown, ". r weeks, NJ Lappman,
Grace James and z ". Williams.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21
Dances.

A delightful little dinner dance was
enjoyed Thursday night at the home OF
Miss Helen Aguirre and Steve Agutrres
on Nevada street The guests were;
Misses Erna smith. Fama Hickman,
Irene Roberts. Edna Robertson, Hazel
Johnson Messrs. Jack knight, Eugene
Smith. Granville Johnson, Julius phil
lfps. Clarence Streeter. oliver Carr
Harrison White. John Fathers. MS
S. II. Aguirre chaperoned the young
Miss Marion Calnan entertained 8
number Of her young friends with
very Jolly hay ride and dance Thurs
dav night The young people met al
the home OF DR.. and Mrs G. B. Calnan
on East Boulevard and in a large motor
truck filled with hay journeyed 10 the
West Ysleta Country club where re-
fresbrnents were served ard the eve
ming was spent delightfully."- in dancing
me club rooms were most aytractively
decorated with American Beauty roses
and ferns DR.. and Mrs. G. b Calnan
and Miss Anna Calnan chaperoned the
Young people, who were: Misses Ia
Mae McClammy. Alberta Martin. Ethel
Crawford, Nellie May Bowen, Blanche
Schwartz. Ruth Schwartz, Elizabeth
White. Jennie Stolarof. Mary Young
berg. Frances Earl Mary Dewey, Ruth
Dewey. Grace Ginther, Mary Ginther.
Anne Magoffiu; Messrz VIII Race.
James German. Charles Woods, George
Biefer, Cliff Anderson. Elliott Chess.
Paul Mcqueen. Grady Weeks, Ray
White. Joe Magoffin. Earl Cochrane,
James Biggs, Jack Happer. Lowdon
Wingo. John Crockett. Eldon Routledge,
Alfred Woods and Donald Hogarth-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21
Parties.

Mrs. H. Meyer entertained IN honor
Of the birthday anniversary OF her sis
ter. Mrs N Schmidt Wednesday night
at her home, on wyoming street The
EVENING was very pleasantly spent in
Games. music and dancing, and refresh
ments Of ice cream ana CAKE were
served The birthday cake was elab-
o-ataiy- decorated. Among the guests
~-eee-+ Trare. Mrs A. Hedrick, Misses
no Cramlev. Margaret McAulift, Mabel
Dowden- Birdie Hudgins, Maude Mon
roe. Ruby McGraW, hazel hoDerlins
Messrs. Ted Parsons, CLIFFORD Hatch,
Iowa.. A. wallace, Eugene Proctor,
Flovd wilson, Harry Arant, George
Butts and Jack Shaw
Complimentary 10 Miss Florence
Hanson. whose wedding viii occur
within a few days, Mrs. h i Bowie
and Mrs. Howard B. Durkee gave a
Dre++v- marty Thursday afternoon at the
bo-,e 81 Mrs. Bowie in Grand View.
The house was attractively decorated
--jfb Aorers. mink dahlias and pink
elsdioli being used in the hVlng room,
with the same flowers IN req shades
decorating the dining room me aLter-
noon was spent in conversation. Fruit
urnch was served. Miss Florence
DT1rl-eA presiding at the bowl which
was ornamented with grape Clusters
and crane vines. Miss Hanson was pre-
eeDted with a set Of dainty gold pins,
hoard Of directors OF the Y W. g. A,
Of which she has been the general sec
retarv for the past three years Mrs
u W Detwiler made the little speech
81 rresentation. expressing the regard
Of The board for Miss Hanson and their
wei wishes. Refreshments OF cream
and cake were served later IN the AFTER
1con tbe hostess being assisted by Mrs.
William Hogarth and Mrs. Robert
Bowie. The guests present were the
member OF the board CT directors the
s-,,s-5is7s Of the camp fires and the
secretaries OF the various branches OF
the association work. They were:
AIesdames william Hogarth, j. R Har-
per. Horace Lay, E H Yale, z. p.
Rankin. fr. c. L Overstreet. He'll
Hale John W. Tappan. Frank Spence,
Robert Bowie. Fred Norton, Florence
Glenn. r. L Daniels, D. H Huffaker'
E,iiza6etb Nettles. H. NJ Clancy, F. A
Hodge. D. ". Detwiler, J. R. FISK;
Misses Florence Hanson, Anna Frank
lin and Florence Durkee-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21
PATROL8IAN ARRESTS SUSPECT
IN THE WHOLESALE DIsTRIC

While patroling his beat IN the
wholesale district. near Seventh and
FL Paso streets, patroEnan Hawkins.
Thursday night observed a nan lott
ering about one OF the buildings He
secreted himself and watched the man.
who presently attempted 10 enter a
nearby building by raising a window.
the officer alleges Re arrested the
man. who gave his name as Sebasrino
Aba He was booked as q suspicious
character.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21

The coat Of the costume suit here
shown, makes a small casaQuin cross
ing at front over a waistcoat Of white
linen and fastens low with a small flat
bow Of violet MORE finished by a pas
semeuterie tassel, below which the
sides curve away after the cutaway
style. The three-quarter sleeves are
loose and kimono. The skirt a one
piece model, has a stitched seam at the
middle front and is draped at each
side in the "ZOuaye" shape.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21
Dinners and Lu1cheons.

Mr.. and Mrs William 1cSain gave an
informal Mexican enchilada supper
Thursday night at their home on Ne
vada street. The table was decorated
with small Mexican flags and SOM
brerOs. Following dinner, cards were
played. The guests We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Morgan Miller. Miss Maud Shaw and
Mrs. r. Luellen-
Jack Kennedy was host at a delight
full dinner Thursday night at the West
Xsleta Country club The table was
decorated with American Beauty roses
After dinner the guests enjoyed dane
ing in the big bail room Of the club
Mr. Kennedy's guests were: Judge and
Mrs. julius A Buckler. Miss Henrietta
BUckler. Miss Ivah Cool and Lieut.. Neil
G. Finch The party motored to the
club from FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-21

Best OF Clearinghouse 1901 for wagon
Crescent Cleaning Wks-Advertisem
The Prescott daily news., 1914-12-09
EDUCATIONAL TAX

Should the Board of Trustees of the
 University of Arkansas fail in their
 efforts to get from the General As |sembly an appropriation sufficient for
 the erection of buildings which are sorely needed, and for the increasing
 of several departments, and general extension work, the legislature will be asked to provide a special tax of one half mill for educational purposes at
 the University. A tax of this amount
 would net the University about $210,- 900 per annum, which is about $40,000
 in excess of the appropriation the State now makes for this institution.
 If this tax was provided, the legis-
 lature would then be free to appropri- ate a portion of the sum now being
 set aside annually for the Univer- sity, for new buildings. and it would also permit nice balance to be ap- piled to other institutions, or to go on the State debt.
 As the citizens of Arkansas are deeply interested in the success and upbuilding of the University, they
 would gladly vote for bill applying the additional tax, but to submit the measure to them would mean delay of two years, and the University can not afford to wait that long if it is to continue as one of the South's leading institutions of learning.
 President J. c. Futrall is preparing for distribution among the voters of Arkansas, statement showing the absolute needs of the University.