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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-28

DO you care to think what Brookings would be like
under such circumstances? Can you imagine the grade of
people who would live here if the church element were not
among BrOokings' population? Would you like to be asso-
ciated with a community from which this element had been
entirely removed?
We don't believe you would. And, then, don you owe
it to yourself that being the case, to help with your pres
ence in the church movement? Consider how much greater
the influence of the Church might be III redeeming our City
if the thousands of thoroughly good men and women who
do not bother to go to church would only take the little
necessary trouble and interest to attend church services
regularly.
Why is it you stay away? Is it because you are one of
those who, being chOked by the cares and riches of life, are
simply permitting other interests to crowd religion out of
your life?
You can't run those chances for yourself; nor is it fair
to society, whose only stable basis for the development of
morality rests upon religion-a truth attested to by all
authorities.
Is it because you are a member Of the wageearning
classes and feel that the church has no place for you in her
midst?
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-28
TELLEXPER|ENCES
ON SHIP LUS|TAN|A
WElSHMEN IN BROOkINGS DE-
SCRIBE SINKING OF VESSEL
TO REGISTER REPORTER
ONLY SEVEN OUT OF TEN ESCAPE
Leader and TWO Members of Glee Club
Perish-Four of Survivors Visit
This City and Tell Stories

On Wednesday evening of last week
public entertainment at the Methodist
church in Bookings with one of their
splendid programs of choruses and
songs. The Welsh singers have ap-
peared in Brookings before but their
appearance last week was of especial
interest in view of the fact that -four
of the visitors were on the English
steamship Lusitania when that vessel
was sunk by a German submarine.
May LIST ten members of the Welsh
Male Choir sailed from New York on
the Lusitania, leaving two behind who
sailed a week later on the Transyl-
vania and landed safely. When the
Lusitania was sunk three of The eight
singers on the boat were lost, George
F. Davies, the conductor, Isaac Jones
and David T. Hopkins. Upon the ar
rival of the survivors in Wales the or
ganization was r~eorganized and return
ed to America where they are o
giving concerts.
Tells Of Experiences
When asked Thursday morning by a
Register reporter for an account of his
experiences Risca Williams, the Oldest
member of the Gwent organization told
the following story:
after the torpedo struck l rushed
down into the deserted rooms below
the waters edge to get a life preserver.
/Nont;puod m Dooa Tbirtoapl
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-28

Don't think it for a minute. To be sure, in the past,
through misinterpreting the mind of the Master, she
may have seemed to be unsympathetic with your welfare.
The only church today that deserves to bear the name of
the "Carpcnter Of Galilee" yearns for you to join her in His
public worship, and seeks your fellowship along with other
believers.
Is it because your pastor fails to inspire you with
enthusiasm for work that seems worth while; fails to voice
the longings of the day or to speak in the language of the
day?
Don't condemn the whole Christian Church for this;
get busy within your church and appeal for a service and a
message with some vitality to it; and so help create a de-
mand for what you feel the people are thirsting for. Or,
rather than completely give up church going, seek what you
long for elsewhere. You'll have no trouble in finding what
you want. Brookings is blessed with an array of wide
awake seers and prophets who are interpreting the signs of
the times and applying the teaching of Christ to meet new
conditions.
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-28
Tells Of Experiences

CONTINUED on Page Thirteen)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
WHEELING CHARTER BILL
INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE
WAS ADVANCED TO SECOND
READING AND OR
DERED PRINTED
Reference TO Committee Was Dis
pensed With-TwO Charters
Combined in Bill.
By w. r. KEYsER
fStan CorresnondertJ

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Feb. g.
Shortly after the House went into sea
sion this afternoon. DELEGATE Otto. of
Ohio county. introduced fho Wheeling
charter bin. known al House bin No
332. The bin was read the FIRST Time
By it7 title. advanced fo second read.
ing and ordered printed. reference to
committee hav.nr been dispensed
with
Tho blll provides for submitting I'd
voters of Wheeling af rouIar munic.
ipal election. on fho fourth Thurrday
Of MAY, 1915, the question of choice
between two charter Tor the govern.
ment of such city. the charters fo b.
known a. The Amended Charter" and
Greater Wheeling Charter" tho one
receiving the greater number OF votes
viii b. declared adopted The bin
o. The LARGEST that har set been rre.
Eented af fhe present session of the
Legislature end will cover more than
l25 pages of printed matter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
WHEELING MAN
ON COMMITTEE
KEPRESENTiNo SHEET AND TIN
PLATE WORKERS IN WAGE
CONFERENCE.
Deadlock is Broken and Both sides
Agreed 20 su5nlt Question 20
Sub-coulnittee

PITTSBURGH Pa. FEB. THE
deadlock on the proposed reduction
ir vases between the indcpcnden,
sheet and tin plato manufacturers ol
The country and the Amalgamated A.
fociation Of Iron. Steel and Tin Work
erF was partially broken here Iats
today when both eidrs arrred 10 sub
NIT the questions ln dispute TO sub
committee representing both side-
a mcrtinE of the -rb.rommiftooa was
at once held and late IS. J. Lynch Of
Granite city. llL. president 81 the
Manufacturer and John Williams.
rfeHident of The Association. an.
ucunccd that prospects Tor peaceful
Ee.ufmfut looked much brighter
The manufactures representative
on the subcommittee are President
Lynch. James a Mutt a. n Flora ana
O. p Hook President Williams. "
b Moore Granite CITY. W. n j.
Craig. Wheeling. W. Va. w. J grr
tfh Niddictovn. ohio. Jenkins Iones
tollanshoo. ~ Va. and RrinIev
Ovens. Canton ohio. represent the
men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
WEISS CHILD LABOR BILL
TO THIRD READING TODAY
ADVANCED YESTERDAY IN
MORE STRINGENT FORM
THAN ORIGINALLY.
Fight Anticipated on Age Limit
and Section Prohibiting
Night Work.
(BN W. r. kEYSER.l
(StaN CorrespondentD

CHARLESTON. W Va, Feb A.
The advancing OF the Weiss child la
Dor bill to its third reading. in even
more stringent form than that in
which IL was reported out BY the la
Dor committee. was the feature OF to-
days proceedings in the legislature.
The principal change was amending
the bill To provide that no child under
l6 years of age shall be- permitted TO
work at any occupation named in sec
tion ! after : o'clock az night. or be-
fore o'clock In the morning. except
one night a week until 10 o'clock. pro
vided the child is between the ages
OF n and rs years.
The first section OF the bill provides
that no child under the age OF IA
years shall be employed or suffered
10 work in. about or I'm connection with
any mine. factory. mill. workshop or
manufacturing establishment. store,
Office. office building. restaurant. bak-
cry. barber shop. hotel. laundry. place
CT amusement. or In any telephone or
telegraph Office, or in the delivery or
transmission OF merchandise or mess
ages.
The amendment prohibiting night
ork. which has been urged by the
Nationsl Child Labor Committee. was
offered by Delegate McColium, of
tcontinued on Page ssven.D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
MILL MEN AGREE
TO A REDUCTION
PUDDLERS. HELPERS AND
MILLHANDS VOTE TO RE-
MAIN AT WORK.
Reduction Amounts TO Between
$40 and SIS a Month.
Effective Feb. 8.

READING, Pa, Feb. 4.-Announee-
ment was made here today that the
puddlers. helpers and millhands OF
the Reading Iron Company have de-
c'ded by vote TO remain at work at
the reduced figure OF fifty cents a ton
for pudding. which amounts to be.
tween $40 and SIS a month less. This
becomes ecective Monday. February
S.
The men agreed to accept the com
pany's proposition with the understand
Ing that as conditions in the iron trade
warrant IL, wages are TO go back TO
the s. a ton basis.
The kages in every department OF
the iron company will be cut. The
puddlers were the only employees TO
protest. Their decision reflects the
attitude of the other employees. and
no trouble is anticipated. The men
in all departments will insist on 4
return to the former schedule as soon
as the iron trade improves. About
$500 employees ara affected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
CARRANZA THREATENS TO DEPORT
SPANISH MINISTER FROM MEXICO

British minister was compelled 20
Ieaf0 the country.
Dol Case d. well known in Washing.
ioh, having made frequent tripr be-.
tween here and Mexico While hero
n' often was in conference with the
spanish Ambassador and was intro.
1uc'a ai ino state department aa a
prominent Spaniard with interests I'm
mexico le was received bv gecra-
hfy Bryan. and was understood f,
nave int'rcedod with villa 10 secure
hni'"r treatment Tor suaniards 10 the
lln' ihai threats of conGscatIon OF
Spanish property iD chihuahua were
current
Advice. from Mexico civ rer.
meaffr today. stating that The CITY
was quiet and railroad communication,
WIN vera Cruz improving daily
Confidential Agent
40 fuH spanish embassy hero 10 -.
SAID tonight fhat DrI Case Dr. tho con.
ioenllai aren't ~ the Spanish govern.
mont. detailed t0 accompany General
villa. iusf ae George e. Carotherr
does for tho American r0vornmarf
on learning of fto reports ff4f tho
spanish minister might ba Threatened
WIN deportation Tho cmb1a.r hero an
Dea'rf 90 Acting Secretary Lansing ~
ne state department. who frlrrrarflaf
io American Consul sU.man f0 u.a
De GOOD nTroa In the situation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
BRIDGE DYNAMITER SENTENCED TO 80
DAYS IN JAIL PENDING INVESTIGATION

ious TO get tho prisoner of his hands.
and had been promised the support Of
the State attorney generals Office in
the procedure. He alleged that when
Horn discharged an explosive under
the Canadian end of the Canadian Pa.
citc Railway bridge over the St Croix
river he maliciOusly damaged proper.
" in this tOwn, where windows In a
Few residences were broken by the
concussion.
Pleads Guilty.
Horn was willing party % the pro
ceedinEs and pleaded guilty. Asked II
ne had anything TO say. he replied in
the negative. adding only:
My turn will come later"
Several Witnesses were present
when the prisoner was brought be.
fore a trial justice this afternoon. but
their testimony was not required and
the case was disposed OF quickly.
Horn Will be taken 10 the county
jail at Machiss tomorrow. Machiss Is
almost directly south. and by the
shorter railroad route distant about 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
FEATURES OF BLOCH BILL, In
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT
WILL NOT De REPORTED OUT
BY coMMiTTEE-ORAFTINo
NEW BILL.
Original is Endorsed BY Employers
Of Labor and Labor oraanizs-
tons Alike.
BY W. r. KEYSER
(Staff Correspondent1

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. s.
Endorsed by large employers OF labor
End labor ORGANIZATIONS alike. House
bill No. PIG. indorsed by Delegate
Jesse Bloch OF Ohio county. Is under
consideration by the House committee
on Insurance. in its deliberations reIa-
tive 10 the revision OF the workmen's s
Compensation act While the commit
tee has taken no definite action. and
VIII report out bill originating in
the committee. IL Is likely that many
features Of the Bloch bin will be in
clGded in the report
The salient features OF the Bloch
bill are. 10 removes the limit of ono
per ceni premium. ciassifes industries.
each class being responsible for It's
own accidents. and provides for merit
system FOR individual firms in classes
roy'des for individual firms carving
their own risks. under appropriate
financial security adjustments 10 be
made BY the State. increases the
awards TO employees in Accordance
win tho recommendation OF the state
Federation OF Labor. and provides
ioi catastrophe reserve fund
May Report Saturday.
What probably was the last hearing
with reference to the revision of the
Norkmens Compensation act was
granted this evening by the bouso
committee on Insurance Chairman
Bloch said tonight that the sub-com.
tooHtinusd on Pas. s.rsn1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
ATTEMPT TO RECOMMIT SHIP
PURCHASE BILL FRUSTRATED
ADMINISTRATION LEADERS
OF SENATE CONSIDER
ING NEW PLANS.
Attempt TO Bring II Up Again to
Discharge Committee.
Bitter Fight.

WASHINGTON, Feb 4.-Frus.
trated again today in their plan TO
reeommit the government ship
purchase bill with instructions for
Us amendment, administration
leaders OF the senate tonight were
considering a proposal to let the
bill 90 to committee without In.
struetions with a view 70 bringing
u up again en- a motion TO dis
charge the committee IL Il should
fail 70 act promptly.
Although no agreement was
reached TO proceed on this ne.
line Of action. the fact that the
champions Of the bill found them,
selves lacking at least two Of a
majority, and with no possibility
OF changing this situation until
next Monday at the earliest. led
them to ponder over some other
solution Of the problem.
Vote 70 Re-eommit.
Senators, who favor the new
plan, pointed out toniaht. that
some Of the Progressive Republic
ans and some Of the insuraent
Democrats are pledged merely 20
vote for a motion 20 re-eonnit the
bill without Instructions. From
these. they believe, pledges OF
support could be procured for sub.
sequent motion 20 discharge the
Commerce committee from further
consideration OF the bill. n IL fail.
tcontinusd on Page sevsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
GER MANY WARNS
MERCHANT MEN
ALL NOTIFIED TO NOT AP.
PROACH NORTH OR WEST
COASTS OF FRANCE.
All Means of War VIII BE Used by
German Government Against
British Troop Ships.

WASHINGTON. d G. Feb. -
The following announcement was
made at the State Department TO
day:
The department has received a tel
egram from the American ambassador
az Berlin. dated February >. stating
that the German admiralty has issued
proclamation warning all merchant
vessels not 20 approach the north and
west coasts Of France. as II IS the in.
tenuon OF the German government 10
use all the means OF war which it has
at its disposal AGAINST British troop
ships and ammunition shipments 10
France. The German government rec,
commended that merchant vessels
bound for the North sea take the
north OF Scotland course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
NECESSARY TWO THIRDS TO
OVERRIDE VETO FAILED
FINAL VOTE CAME AT CLOSE
OF DAY OF EARNEST
ATE.
Bill Passed House a Year Ago and
Yesterdays Vote Showed
Gain For II.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-An at
tempt TO pass the immigration
bill prescribing a Iiteraey for the
admission Of aliens over Presi-
dents Wilson's veto failed in the
House to-day, the affirmative vote
lacking Just five Of the necessary
t"o-thirds. OF 3e9 members pres
ent 2ot voted to override the veto,
i36 voted to sustain the President
and two answered present"
The final test came at the close
OF day OF earnest debate, In
which party lines were temper
arlly obliterated. Majority Lead
er Underwood made a vigorous
speech eritieising the Presidents
reasons for Vetoina the bill, and
urging the House TO override
executive disapproVaI. Mr.. Un-
der"ood told the House that the
country had in several elections
returned najorities in congress
favoring the restriction Of immi.
grafton, and that the Presidents
contention that no political plat
form had placed the issue before
the people was futile. "The oues-
tion is," said he, whether you
stand for the American standard
OF living and the American stand
ard OF wages"
Many Speeches.
Representative Moore. OF Pennsy
Continued on rage ssvsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
FULL CREW BILL
is CONSIDERED
IN JOINT MEETING OF RAIL
ROAD COMMITTEES OF
HOUSE AND SENATE.
Nearly Five Hundred Persons Pres
ent-Railroads Give
Information.
(sY w. r. KEYsERD
(Staf CorrespondentD

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. q
The presentation OF evidence by wit.
nesses representing railroad employees
organizations. which are urging the
enactment Of the fuii-crew bill. Tea.
tured a joint meeting Of the railroad
committees Of the House and senate
held tonight In the House chambers
Nearly 500 persons were present. and
1t was late before the committees adj.
Journed until tomorrow night. when
the taking OF testimony will be re-
sumcd
W r. Riggs. Of Fairmont railroad
conductor. was the first witness. and
said the bill would mean better serv.
ice. prompt movement Of trains and
advance the safety Of the travelling
public and the employees.
q. G.. Temple. secretary OF the leg.
islative board Of the brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers. said the biI
Is endorsed by 1900 locomotive enri.
neers Of the State. a. J. Daniels.
Continued on Page ssvsn)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
DEMANDS SURRENDER OF
SPANIARD CLAIMED TO BE
IN VILLAS SERVICE.
Views Causes Sensation in Wash
ingtOn-Incident Recalls
Other Gases.

WAsHNGTON Feb t-gepersI
.aranza hss called upon the spanish
minister al Mexico Cify on threat of
deportation 10 surrender within q
hours Angel Del Case. "a sranisrd who
'ialms TO be an agent Of The Spanish
government but whom Carranza
charges with being active boz tho serv.
zee or General Villa This Information
was received today in rrfvafr trio.
grams from Mexico CITY. which state
that Del CasO o. supposed 20 be- hid
inE On The spanish legation
Tho Incident recalls General Car.
fanlas experience last September
"lih the belgian minister 90 Mexico
Who because ~ the severity OF rIs
Representations concerning BoIrIsn
concessions wa ordered deporfaH
and npfwithFfandlng tho Intervention
of American Consul sHIIman and fhe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
WERNER HORN CASE TO BE
CONSIDERED BY UNITED
STATES OFFICIALS.
Expected That He Will Be Sur
rendered TO Federal Au-
thOrities Soon.

vANCEBoRo. Ne. Feb. pend.
ing a determination at Washington OF
MS political status. the State to-day
made sure Of the custody Of Werner
iiorn, the bridge dynamiter. by caus.
ing him to be sentenced for 80 DAYS
IN the county jail II is expected that
before the expiration OF this period he
will be surrendered TO the Federal an.
thOrities for a hearing on the applica.
tion for his extradition 20 Canada by
the British ambassador. Sir Cecil
Spring-Rice
The complaint was made by Deputy
Sheriff George w. Ross. who was any
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
MANY BILLS In
OHIO ASSEMBLY
GOVERNOR WILLIS APPOINTS
MARIETTA MAN JNlVER.
SITY TRUSTEE.
Senate Adopts Partial Report Of Pay
Roll investigating Committee
Recommends Changes.
IntsliiEsnosr Hursau.
Coium bus, o. Tsh. q

Governor Willis today appointed
Kaiser. Of. Marietta. trustee OF Ohio
State University. re o. newspaper
man
The Senate today adorted partial
report OF the pay roll investigating
committee. recommending certain
changes In the state printing depart.
ment In the interest Of economy.
The work OF the day in both houses
d. epitomized as follows.
House resolutions introduced. Mr.
Bohm. of Cuyahoga. Memoralizlng
Ohio congressman 20 support pal.
mer-Owen" bill. % prevent interstate
commerce in products of child labor.
on the ground that Ohio products
must seek market On competition
with child labor industries Of other
states
senate-bills Introduces Sir Col.
lins of Hamilton Making an bank
deposits credits. thereby allowing d..
ductions from debts ln listing for
taxation
Sir Bauer Of Hamilton Permitting
telephone and telegraph companies 20
contract Tor Interchange OF service.
Mr. Myers Of Marion Requiring "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
FLOOD OF 1915 is NOW PAST;
RIVER is RECEDING SLOWLY
BUSINESS CONDITIONS WILL BE.
CONE NORMAL TODAY AZ.
TER CLEANUP.
Haplo Decline is Expected Today
S'Uzens Generally, Are Cettina
Back 20 Old Ways

This morning az 3 o'clock tbere
was q stage OF thirty four feet af fbis
point and falling about Elk inches AN
hour Reports from the local wharf
I'.i nilh' ehoHfly before 10 orforf
we're to Tho effect that tho water her,
Nad been going down from Iata in tho
evening up tO that time not more
i0au NFn Inches ar hour
Local river prrGIciurs say that the
Ohio VIII rec'do 8f fBIr point with
tfeNi rapidly today. aud bv sunday
normal stage viii b. reached
Yesterday was "a busy day with the
bHsin" houses along Water and Main
streets end other sections % the cify
Nh'rn water Invaded 'he baramants
90 ce.'lrs when pa Wheeling ausk
cned yesterday be found many NOR.
chants m1k.nE arrangements 10 clean
out ihcir cellars. and bv last nirht the
greater part 90 fbo stock vas -
turned fo the t1pen cnfa
Island Residents Busy.
Island idrrte who are afu-avs
hr8' and hardest hif by hIeh rster
tcouunusd on r.ss s.~.nl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
DEATH BLOW FOR
JUDICIARY BILLS
HOUSE oMMiTTEE DECIDES
THAT SEVERAL BILLS BE
NOT PASSED.
Initiative and Referendum Amend.
nents is Included IN Number
20 be Reported Today.
10y w. r. KEYSER)
(StaH Correspondent)

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb g.
The death knell TO House Joint reso.
lutlons proposing three amendment I
TO the constitution. was sounded to.
night. when the House committee on
Judiciary decided 10 report out tomor.
row with recommendation that thcv
do not pass. the follow ing: House
joint resolution 40. 2. providing init.
atiye and referendum amendment:
House joint resolution No &. providinc
recall amendment. and House Joint
resolution No. .. providing amendment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
Continued on Pag. Tsn.)
452 MEN HIT TRAIL.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.-Large
eolegations from several Industrial os.
tablishments were among the crowd
which filled Billy Sundays tabernacle
hero tonight. The evangelist deIiv.
cred his sermon on "The Second Com.
Ing OF Christ" and f52 Of the congre-
Ration. composed Of men only. "hit
the sawdust trail"
Forty-seven converts came forward
al the Afternoon service making the
total for the day fg9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
MANY BODIES RECOVERED.

AVEZZANO. Feb. 4.--Over three
hundred bodies have been taken from
beneath the ruins Of houses at Santa
Natolia demolished In the recent
earthquake. In addition CO OF the $50
persons injured have died.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
DENIS CAUCUS
Members Of House ard Senate Mold
Joint Meeting 20 Discuss Parry
Principles
10y ~ p Keyssrl
fstaN corrsapondent1

CHARLESTON. ". Va. FEB. O.
Democratic members % tle House
and Senate held joint caucus fonirrt.
ai The kanawha hotel Parry min
cipioe were discussed. bur nofh.ne was
riven out Tor publication
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-05
ABOLISH COURT
Governor Hatfield Signs Bill Diseon
tinuing Wood County Criminal
Court Yesterday.
10y w. r. KEYsERl
lStan CorreapondentL

CHARLESTON. W Va. Fcb. A.
Governor Hatfield today signed tho
biH abolishIuE tho criminal court of
Wood county The bill relating to tho
independent school district of parkcre.
burg became a Law without his sigma
furc