The Monticellonian., 1915-03-11
Appointments by the governor which were submitted to the Senate for confirmation are as follows:

St. Francis levee Board.
 W. D. Gravette of Blytheville, ap- pointed June 19, 1914, to succeed James A. Lovewell, whose term of of 1 fee expired.
 j. NJ McBee of Marion, appointed June 19, 1914. to succeed himself
 w w. Hazel of Marked Tree, ap- pointed June 19. 1914, to succeed him. self
 J. S. Linville of Craighead county. appointed December 14, 1914, to sue ceed w. B. Armstrong.
 F. W.DeRosit of Forrest City. ap- i pointed June 19, 1914, to succeed him. self
 R. W. Minnie of Wynne. appointed June 19, 1914, to succeed H. A. Black, whose term of office expirec.
 J, Lawson Hughes of Haynes, ap- pointed June 19. 1914, to succeed H. F. Roleson, whose term of office ex pired
 E. C. Horner of Helena, appointed June 19, 1914, to succeed himself.
 History Commission.
 Mrs. Frederick Hanger of Little Rock. appointed January IS, 1915, to serve the unexpired term of the Rev. Father Lucey, deceased.
 Tax Commission
 Reuben G. Dye of Little Rock, ap- pointed November Il. 1913, to succeed D. A. Gates, and reappointed to sue eeed himself.
 Board of Education.
 j. Bernhardt of Arkansas City, ap- pointed June 20, 1914, to serve the unexpired term of Forney Hutchin- son, resigned.
 John C. Futrell of Fayetteville, ap- pointed June 20, 1914, to succeed J. H. Reynolds, whose term expired.
 Sidney Piekens of Batesville, ap- pointed June 20, 1914, to succeed John P. Lee, whose term expired.
 Normal Trustees.
 T. o. Owens of Hope, appointed April 24, 1914, to succeed Joe Hard age, whose term expired
 B. w. Torreyson of Little Rock, oppoihlcu Apilf Ef, i51fI lO SuCCteo himself.
 Bank Commissioner.
 John NJ. Davis. appointed by Acting Governor Futrell on July g, 1913, un- der Act 13 of the Acts of 1913.
 Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
 Judge Joseph NJ. Hill of Fort Smith, appointed by Acting Governor Futrell, July 28. 1913, to succeed him. self
 ". K. Oldham of Lonoke county appointed by Acting Governor Futrell August l, 1913, to succeed himself.
 Highway Commission.
 A. S. Kilgore of Magnolia, appoint ed May 20 1913, to succeed himself.
 University Trustees. Frank Pace of Little Rock, appoint ed June 16, 1914, to serve the unex- pired term of c. c. Reid, resigned.
 Joe K. Mahoney of Fl Dorado, ap- the unexpired term of Hon. w. H. As kew, deceased.
 First District Agricultural School. John L. Connor of Augusta, ap- pointed April II, 1914, to succeed I. C. Leggitt, resigned
 John A. Blackford of Jonesboro, ap- pointed May 16, 1914, to succeed H. M. Cooley. resigned.
 Second District Agricultural School. J. L. Lieb of Berryville, appointed August 8, 1913, to succeed H. S. Mob ley, resigned.
 Fourth District Agricultural Schoes : w. c. Purdue, Fl Dorado, appoinr- ed March 10, 1914, to serve the unex- pired term of A. s. Sorrells, de- ceased.
 Capitol Commission.
 George w. Donaghey of Little Rock. appointed by Acting Governor Futrell July 8, 1913. to serve the unexpired term of c. l.. Thompson. resigned.
 Charities Control.
 J. K Surridge of Walnut Ridge. ap- pointed March 1, 1915, under an act of the Fortieth General Assembly, for term of four years.
 l.. L. Coffman of Little Rock, ap- pointed March 4. 191S under an act of the Fortieth General Assembly, for term of two years
 The house rejected a resolution of. fered by Representative Reigler of Pulaski asking that President Wilson stand firm in enforcing the policy of no arms and ammunition to the warning nations of Europe, and that such steps be taken by the national administra. tion as will further protect American shipping interests. Rejection was based on the belief that the resolution