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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-30

ssss1-s ssats atsorney Te.n
Ds - 1ered his ressknu
take eSecf at the close OF business
ON nscember sass and sam. has
BEEN accepted ~ County .AtIorfey
= r whippse and nIed with the
eoanfy eE.rk Mr. Bal states la bis
resignation that he intends 10 make
sh4 rare for county attorney and
wssk+s 10 BE- relieved 81 bis dusies
10 he may give his fall tisne 10 his
candidacy.
Tom Bali has made most
ciHcienf and na:nssaking assistant ID
the county afsprneys Office and II Ii
xifh regret that Mr.. NhIpble parts
with hiu. bnt he realizes the young
mans ambition Is 10 40 higher up
and ne feels that he III entitled to thai
honor al the bands of the people.
10 he accepts With best wishes for
his future success Mr. Bah has
abiy assisted she county attorney in
sanding some most difficult eases
and has ever been jealous In the
~ foreemens of the lawS.
The resignation and acceptance
reads as follows
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-12-30

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tefma. s'faet an Sizes rt h.
Ai'isl fafse Ctfmuhs nlfh tHn4
FfnaaFt an4 eH Hufs SRA
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
Ell TlGRE TAKEN
Carranzs Men Score Victory in the
Mining Section Of Sonora
Province.

ANG PRIETA. Sonora. Feb. 25.-
Colonel Sameniego. who left here a
week ago with a Carranza force of 500
men. is reported TO have occupied RI
Iigre. a mining center seventy miles
southeast Of here. without opposition
His force started southwark from
there today for an attack on Nacozar.
an important mining camp on the rail.
road line running south from here.
General p. Elias Gales. command.
ing the Carranza garrison here. is pre.
pairing 10 move south with 1000 men
70 cooperate with ~Samenieco.
4 force OF about 1000 villa troops
Is reported between here and Naco-
zari
Other villa troops In the Moctczumo
district lying south OF N~acozari. 81 h.
reported. will be replaced by Yaqui
Indians under chief Urbaliio.
Francisco Silvas. the present pre-.
feet Of The MOctrzumo district. IS said
10 have issued currency marked pay
able at earliest convenience
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
GORCORAN PLEASED
President Of state Federation Of Labor
visiting Hare Before Leaving for
n Francisco.

Mr. o. D. .or.urau. retiring president
nf fUf state Federation 81 Labor. has
rni. rnfI home from rHfrIrHTUr and
1flrln. Tor San Fr1rriae1.
where lr WIU Dbl. official custodian Uf tho
West virginia IIIffiuH at the Panama.
iH.IN. s.ru.IUur Mr. rUrrurHr ta
quite sufnuaIFHfIr over the work III tra
lfEl.IHfIrn Iu speaking to "a Exporter
rr anIH
after spending asverB weeks 4.
IH .tuu d make fne unqualified state.
Hrnf INHf labor received more .Hn..Us..
alton nf ODE hands of fHIa IsrIsfrfr.a
.H.H over before 'r che H..rrr ~ fH.
.ff. We were accorded tH.rffH#a
treatment rrf fHI1 hearings before HfI
I fnIffrH. and more .HH. fHrfiaI labor
.rr f.Hr HHu enacted into law than
ever before.
I aw pleased with the workbench.
rnrfrr"H tIHu oct aud fhI revision oil tire
nf.ffa mining lave Ha veil na ODD.
N'rN. ard Wrn.HrH rHI There u..n
several other measures HHeaaF which
r-. directly Ur frHIrr.fI. beneficial fH
labor While va UfI mot secure zoe ma
ID. measure" UHUf.HIfu f.r IY
If m labor q Hm pleased With fH.
vote rs.uI. achieved Nr.. rIf..
or active uUTN Ir fI. r..U. 20
I.. ffrl fHr' hH.. boon .IrHry
.UH-rl hv itfHr hr Us..r elevated d..
If. state ur. Ir. HHr.H ~ rH.
.H. IU'."... .r." West NIrNnIH D
d .Irr 'u H aIaH ffIf believe t..f
pr. .f..t- u HrHaIf of labor Hrr f#r
appreciated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
CHECK THE SYMPTOMS
or LUNG TRoURLU

y mptoms of severe lung trouble. such
rover night sweats and loss az
weight etc. should b. checked. or s,r.
Gus results viii follow. Eckmans AZ
tefatlNe has brought about many reroy-
cries. Read this
5o5 ". T~hirty-siEth St, View Yors.
commemorative I was Vs.
young woman I was 9uFsrsr 49,
h~ronchtti1. I tried doctor aftsr doetor
tettinF little or no bensht. Finaifv 4
naa Night aWeata, weak spells and fout
rapidly an weight, aAd my doctor toid
me II they we're not checked 4 rouIT
htVe consumption. Miss Mary Horham-
80 VINO - a friend 81 mine. rscovsrsa
aIter taxing your Alternative, AID fnsisf-
% that ~ IL I am nov. after two
healthy" "a
~tAHidavitl MRS ROSA VorEPTIg
Eckwar'H Alternative Is most s0ir,rf.
Gus Do bronchial Cnarrh and aaVrr-
throat and lung affections and up-buttf.
INK me sfsfem. Contains no harwfut
nr hahltHrWiuE drugs Accept no sut
IitAig small size. 81 REGULAR ~.
Sold hr leading fruFrtata Wrif.
Tor booklet uf ~rtruVeritH
Ectman Laboratory. F~hnadsiphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
PRESIDENT OF MARIETTA COL.
lEGE MAKES GOOD I'M.
PRESTON.
ENLARGED on Subject Of Business and
Edueation"-Banquet in His
Honor at Windsor.

Yesterday was a busy day for Dr.
4. w. Hinman, president Of Marietta
college. who delivered four addresses
m the Wheeling district. The Rut
was at the meeting of the yays and
means committee Of the Board of
Trade luncheon at the Mcclure grill.
Or. Hinman vas the principal speak.
ers. He delivered an excellent ad-
dress on Business and Education"
MI. c. IA. Dana. a trustee Of Mari.
eta college. who accompanied DIT. Hin.
man here. also delivered a brief ad-
Giess relative TO the institution. The
Two speakers were among the best
who ever addressed the committee.
and a vote Of thanks was rendered
them.
Al the solicitation Of Dr. g. u. Patt.r.
son. president Of Linsly institute. Or.
hlnman delivered an address TO the stu
tents At that school He gave the boy
appreciated. 1901
A. 730 o'clock Dr Human smoke "a,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
SENATE ADDS

reduced from $1,000 to 10000. but
lost.
Keim moved an Increase for the
9ta.e Geological survey from SIS. 900
to $4,000. lost.
Amendment Adopted.
Hawley moved TO increase the aem
@ travelling expenses OF three as
sistant bank commissioners $500 for
each year, adopted
blessing moyed an appropriation
Ioi me assistant historian OF 5000
per year. defeated.
the recommendation Of the finance
commlttee adopted were For the de-.
partment OF labor. amounting TO S11.
500. 10 reduce the printing depart
mont $4,000. judicial department. in
crease OF $1,000. contingent lcgisla-
tive expenses. Increased $500: attor.
ncy generals department. increased
5000. FISH and game wardens depart.
ment. increased So. 300 for fish and
game preservation. department Of az.
riculture. increased $4,000. including
Items for enforcement Of crop pest
and chestnut blight laws state hotel
inspector department. $3.50 for the
biennial period preparatory branch
N university az Montgomery. $1,000.
Marshall College. $4,000 FOR building
and lands Glonvillo state Normal.
1000 West virginia Orphans Home.
$1,000 state library. $500. state
road bureau. $1,000. miscellaneous
Items amounting To- about 10000.
The item granting r. 8. Dover. public
accountant. compensation for services
in tha NIrrinia debt raeo. was reduced
from s. 600 20 s.. 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
TRAFFIC STOPPED
AetiVit yof Zapsta Forces Interrupts
Communication Between Vera
Cruz INC Mexico City.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Feb 20
The State Department was informed
o Vera Cruz that traffic between
that port and Mexico City had beets
interrupted since last night. Activity
of the Zapata forces Is believed here
TO be the cause.
The Carranza agency here to-day
announced that General Obregon had
been ordered to permit the limited eX-
change of fiat money OF the State of
chihuahua for legal tender in Mexico
City. II was said that action relieved
the monetary situation there. with
particular reference to the poorer
classes.
The agency was informed thai Colo
mel ArnUlfo Gomez. with 5000 men.
had reached TOpolobampo to rein
force the lturbe campaign against
Hermosillo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
DR.. G. W. HINMAN DELIVERS FOUR
LECTURES In CITY YESTERDAY

tne hirkWood Presbyterisn c,rrc,
nIlaEtport Co q large audience mn.
N upon concluding his addro.-
a,L"NN me river he came 10 the yVind-
~ thls city, where "a banquet w..
.sna.red him by the Marietta Aiunnt
.tN OF thls community. which va
SSgIb5IsSn up by Mr.. y. g. Nayior and
The banquet was attended n, ,..rt.
,IN aluinnus OF Marietta in this com.
mtuhlty ana across the river. while tbers
49,. seNefaI prominent distinguishes
invited guests present.
The principal talk was made hy M
r,naH' VINO told the plans for he
l,T,o. OF Marietta college. dwelling
-pyH lne TACT that it ~ his fntentIon a..
make the college such that when a 80
gSut Hhal lhave been graduated he wfit
80 n practical as well as n FIRST ri,se
son.Plete education. ready to enter a..
equipped. "" properly
mr.. ". b. Naylor was the toss,n
~, ~ called upon the following per-
9hS TOT speeches. Dr. q. II. patterso,
n = Dana Of Marietta. Dr. Robe,t
heed red Maurey. Dr. y. l. Arm
glllett Of Bridgeport. Mr. W ~ So
Prof. ]. 4. Ewing. Mr.. John n Scott
aH9 Nj raul Carpenter or Martin.
Those present were. DR.. Hipmsr .
Jana. Rev j. W. Neal Dr. n - coi.
:" Maurey. Dr. 9. ". Patterson 81
- > Reed. Dr p /. Armbrecht ~ "
IC3tt' y a Gillette. Rev. ID. ~. Nurgter
gohn II. Eennard. W. B. Irvine n -
pp~erhlhs. %; q. ~DauEhcrty. . n EV.ing
=" T. NSylor' br. CLYDE Kirkland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
ISSUE ORDER
OF QUARANTINE
STATE COMMISSIONER OF AoaI.
CULTURE VILLA
SENDS NOTICE
To Ohio County Officials Directing
Them In Manner % Handling Foot
n Mouth" Disease Here.
10y W. r. KEYSER)
(Stan Corrcspondentl

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. Is
Commissioner OF Agriculture Howard
T. Williams tonight. ordered a strict
quarantine within a Ave mile radius
OF the farm of Joseph Speidel. Jr. in
Ohio county. where IL was found today
that three cattle are suffering from
Foot n Mouth" disease.
No person will be permitted TO 20
on or leave the farm while the quar-.
antine Is in force. n all dogs and
cats within this Ave mile radius have
been ordered confined. The road
which passes the farm will be closed
tomorrow morning. by order Of the
county court. at the direction OF the
commissioner.
Commissioners Williams will leave
Charleston for Wheeling tomorrow
morning. TO conduct a personal in
v~esugation Into the case. and will as
sumo charge of the situation. These
are the FIRST cases OF the disease 10
be reported in West Virginia.
The Davisson bill. permitting the
establishment Of quarantine for the
protection OF live stock against con-
tagious diseases which was passed by
the legislature a few days ago. was
signed by Governor Hatfield this af-
ternoOn. a short time before the cases
OF the disease were reported at the
department OF agriculture. This act
gives the commissioner the authority
to establish such a quarantine and
take any steps necessary to control
the disease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
CONFEREES ADOPT
QUARANTINE RULES

Al a conference last night. the fol
lowing rules OF quarantine were
adopted to handle the aphthous fever
situation:
1. The movement Of live stock. such
as cattle. sheep. ruminants OF swine.
Is absolutely prohibited in the FIVE
mile radius of the infected district.
?. The movement Of live stock. as
cattle. sheep. other ruminants and
swine, is permitted outside Of the FIVE
mile area by the permission Of the
Commissioner OF Agriculture.
.. There shall not be removed from
the quarantined sfAh. without specific
permission In writing from an autnor-
lied representative OF the Commission
e. OF Agriculture. any hay. straw. fod-
DER iced, manure. bags or other con
tainers used for food.
T. No stock. except for immediate
slaughter. will be allowed to move on
any highway Of Ohio county.
,. II any do~mesticated animals.
dogs. cats. poultry or pigeons are kept
AZ liberty within the hve-mile radius
OF an infected farm. they will be de
stToyed.
g. No animals shall be allowed 10
run loose or "a free. On or near any
injected premises. This regulation
covers domesticated animals OF an
kinds. including dogs. cats and poul-
try.
O. All farmers are requested 20 co.
operate with the officials. and a. near
AZ they can do so. stay upon their
own farms and do nothing that will
throw themselves or their n~eiEhbors
open 10 the disease.
y The strictest quarantine will be
maintained In the infected area. and
persons found violating the same will
be guilty Of an Onense punishable bv
law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR SICK CHILD
GIVE CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS"

fl child again When its little sys-
TEN T. fun OF cold. throat sore. has
stomach ache. diarrhoea. indigestion.
solic-remember a good liver ana
bowel cleaning should always BE- the
urst treatment given.
Millions OF mothers keep California
syrup Of Ffgs" handy. they know a
teaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow Directions for babies. chill
dren OF all agss and groWn-ups are
plainly on each bottle.
Ask you druggist for a 50 cent bot
tie Of California Syrup OF Figs" Be.
ware OF counterfeits sold here Get
the genuine. made by California rms
Syrup Company" Refuse any other
hg syrup with contempt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26


Sneakino In like a thief In the
night, evadina the watehful eye Of
the local health authorities. both
Federal and State. the foot and
mouth disease. technically known
as aphthous fever. has developed
In ohio county.
This startling discovery was
made on the farm Of Joseph Spei.
del, Jr., out the Bethany pike,
Wednesday, by Or. Leon Refer
and Federal Inspector c. L. Hall,
OF the Wheeling district.
Not being satisfied with their
WI diagnosis, an appeal was sent
to the Federal authorities located
at Pittsburgh. and Or. A. C..
Wight, foot and mouth specialist.
who has been devotinq all OF his
time 20 combating this highly
dangerous disease, was sent here
yesterday.
The veterinarians visited the
farm and came TO the conclusion
that the dread disease had broken
out In this county. This marks
the first appearance OF the dis.
ease in the State Of West Virginia,
and the situation promises to be.
come alarming.
Immediate action was taken
last night at a meeting Of the
three above named gentlemen and
Mr.. Horace Atwood and Mr..
Webster n. Sill, Of the Pan
Handle Agricultural Club. Plans
were mapped out TO compete
with the situation systematically
and completely, eliminating all
danger OF further infection. but al
lowing. IS far as possible. the
usual transmission OF ~foodstuffs.
Quarantine Established.
Or. Wight has declared Ohio
county a closed area, TO be gov.
erned by the Federal laws dealing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

county; the quarantine decided upon
by the local men. as regarding the
states actions. will mean a radius of
hye miles only. Cattle, however. even
for slaughter will not be allowed TO
be moved from one farm TO another.
IN this radius. either for slaughter or
otherwise.
State Guaranteed.
The federal government will also
declare West Virginia quarantined and
win issue a bulletin TO such effect.
The state will be divided into three
areas: closed area, exposed area ana
restricted In each OF these areas
the counties embracing the same will
be named. They will in some. areas
permit he shipping OF cattle ont of
the state for immediate slaughter.
Citizens OF Wheeling. or of any
other town or suburb. need not fear
10 eat any meat or drink any milk
that may be served them, as all pro-
ducts In The country in this FIVE mile
area will be carefully inspected By the
state officials and the whole county
will be looked after by the federal
government II was said last night,
that a COW which has aphthous fever
will not give milk.
over long distance telephone last
night DR.. Tottin said. Primers
should not allow any 10
come onto their farms. as the foot and
mouth disease can be carried on the
boots and shoes OF persons who have
been exposed TO H." DR.. Refer said
last night that the nearest case 10
this county Is about twenty miles
away, and every avenue he knew 81
had beef closed.
Fine Herd Of Cattle.
This herd OF Mr.. SpeideIs was i'm.
ported from England last May. and is
considered the finest herd of Guern-
seys in this part OF the country. II
contains seventeen cattle. four OF
which are afflicted with the disease.
three more showing symptoms OF the
disease. and the other ten not vet
showing signs OF the fever.
4 strange feature Is the fact that
the herd has been stabbed in a hollow,
by themselves. more than one-half a
mile from the other barns on the
farm. Mr.. S~peidel's farm borders on
the Waddington farm. and the Farm
OF Mr.. Chester Whitman. although
each OF these are separated by the
county road. The County Commits
sioners will be asked this morning TO
close the Pague's Run road TO travel
AS soon as the news became known
that the disease was prevalent here.
excitement ran rife. In the vicinity
OF this infected farm. are the finest
dairy herds in the county, and II
might be said with immunity. the finest
IN the state. No arrangements have
been made as yet 10 destroy the in
fected cattle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE
RESULTS IN QUARANTINE
OF OHIO COUNTY FARMS
FINE CATTLE ON FARM OF 20
sEPH sPEIoEL. JR., ARE
AFFLICTED.
Cause Not Acknowledgement e.
animation Has Been Made by
Veterinarians

The following telegram was
received lsst night By Or. Leon
N. Refer, In charge Of the
local district. from Commits
sioneF Of Agriculture n. e.
Williams. and 10 self eHplana-
tory:
CHARLESTON, W. Va,
Feb. 20. 1915.
Or. L. NJ. Refer.
Wheeling. W. Va:
Under house bill No. CO,
which is an act Of the leaisIa-
ture Of 1915 order that you
quarantine the farm near
Wheeling where there 10 an
outbreak Of the foot and
mouth disease: that you
quarantine the domestic ant
mails and human beings there
on and that you quarantine a
radius Of five miles around
said farm for the prevention Of
the movement OF cattle, sheep,
other rumlnants and swine
from the farms or upon the
public highways and that all
dogs and cats within said
radius be confined TO the
premises OF the owner and N
found running at large In said
territory the said dogs and
cats are TO be destroyed;
close up the road through the
farm; place guards to execute
these orders.
n. {. WILLIAMS,
Commissioner OF Agriculture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
ST. JAMES

-. james brotherhood Of Evangelical
lautngrnu 81. JurIr. church held their
monthly meeting AMI were royalty en-
i~nrfHtnfN b. Oh" members OF the chapel
AZ Elm Grove. Attorney G. o.. Timber
lake. or i'oIlsir'. delivered an excellent
and INSTRUCTIVE address on the trial ~
Jesus from "a IHwyrrs standpoint. show
INK clearly that the trial was not con-
Quoted a. prescribed hN the laws or that
period. AFTER the address. refreahmeuts
were served end H eucIrI time prevailed.
Nnmiunti0ua iur the various Offices 81
me brotherhood w"r" glro made for the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
cLEANsEs TENDER LITTLE sToM.
AcH. LIVER. BOWELS
WITHOUT INJURY.

Every mother rezlizesethat his -
the children's Ideal laxative and ply.
sic. because they love It's pleasant
taste and II never fails 20 effect a thor.
ough Inside cleansing without grip
ing.
When your child Is cross irritable.
feverish. or breath IL bad. stomach
sour. look a. the tongue. mother, n
coated. give a tesspoonful OF ~Califor-
MA syrup % FIGS" and In a few hours
All the foul. constipated waste. Soul
bile and u~ndigested food passes out OF
the bowels and you have a well. play
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
JUSTICE COURTS

Paddy Lynch was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Constable John SuCklc ON
"a charge Of being drunk. Last night he
was arraigned before squire Hobbs and
fined 81 and costs.
william Morley. James FLYNN and
Jesse Hamilton. Of appeared
before squire T.. ElIwuod Hughes yes
terdaN evening and we're discharged on
"a charge OF -trespasSiuE. Quite u little
controversy arose over who was SUD-
posed to live iu q house. which was
sub-rCnted 20 them all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
EXCISE TAX
tcOauau.d from Pir., PAGE,

"
committee OF the senate. lie charged
That the bill was being defeated by
the corporations and big interests.
and pleaded for the consideration of
the farmer and small tax payer This
class. he said. had no paid LOBBYISTS
OF persons employed 10 lOok after
their interests. while he asserted. sew.
.enty-nye lobbyists were being main
tanned by corporations To effect the de-
feat OF he bill or.any other measure
inimical 10 their interests.
Immediately after the reading of the
bill for its third tire. Senator Rosen-
bloom took the floor and spoke for
more than a half hour against il. He
declared IL would h. unequal. work
ing an injustice to manufacturing
plants. IL might work alright with
coal and oil Industries, he said. where
the only item of cost is labor. but in
dustrics which must purchase the raw
material as well as the labor. he ar
gued. would be compelled TO pay an
equal amount.
1t seems to me. in summing up the
situation generally he said. that We
must have revenue. and as somebody
must be punished to get il. We pro
pose the cheek of the coal industry.
step on h toes OF the oil and gas in.
terests, but hit the iron and steel IN.
dustry in the head with a sIedge
hammer"
senator GoodykoOntz replied. and in
response to questions raised as TO the
constitutionality Of the proposed act
declared that under the constitution
emu from this source could BE- an
piled to the school funds. This tau
he said. would a the appropriations
amounting TO more than "A half million
dollars for education in this state.
lie contested the theory OF state tax
on direct levy. and declared many
states are quitting II is quackly as
possible.
Some Repartee.
Senator Morton spoke al length
against the bill. After he had crit.
h alleged extravaganza of the
administration. he was asked BY Sen
ator Blessing, what the Democratic
party did with the money raised BY a
thlTty-hve cent direct levy. He con
tested the principle of the law. and
was asked by Senator GOodykoontz #
ne CRITICIZED the National administra-
lIOh TOT FORMULATING and enforcing
such a law.
NAH'AHEAouH II Was pointed
out That h large deficit was caused
by the recent strikes in coal fields and
by loss OF revenue from liquor license.
The development OF the states pdu.
catlonal and other Institutions was re
Ierred TO. n after Senator Morton's
attack on the administration. who COM
pared expenditures Of the present ad-
mlnlstration with those Of former
Democratic administration G.,.,o~
Blessing emphasized the fact that A.
present there are twenty-eight state
institutions and at tina time there
were only eight. He also referred 10
the fact that under Governor Mac.
Corkle's administration the state uni.
Versity received an appropriation OF
only Szl.OOO. while last session more
tnah NSVV'VvO was appropriated. and
DR.. Hodges. then its president ana a
Democrat, declared this amount in.
sufficient.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26
CAN EXPORT WOOL

LONDON. Feb 70. s.Z5 D. ma
Reuter- dispatch from Melbourne says
the Austrian commonwealth VIII per
init the export OF merinO wool to the
united states provided 81 Al con
siEnod 10 the Chairman Of the textile
alliance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-26

win Re Conducted Tonight at the Eoff
Street Temple.

This evening In al, E0lf street Tenn
pie Rabbi Morris Lnzaron win speak on
ih' subject Prejudice Against the Jew
anu iu connection with tho service the
Following special music selections Will
be- rendered
S,io-"b Rest iu the Lord" Msndcisaohn
Miss Dora NciniuEer.
Aututm-"ThC Lord D. Exalted"
......I W. wet
The Temple Choir. ....
Violin B'rcouec from Jucstyu. GODDARD
David Daniels.