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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, March 15.-Trading
on local stock exchange yesterday was
replica OF the whirlwind activity
sinsNew York In a somewhat subdued
form. While q most exhilarating ami
ymation appeared to pervade the en-
tire operations, which resulted in q
total absorption OF shares considera-
sbly6in excess Of what 1t has been for
some time, strength and viriity seem
8edTto be the prepondering characteris-
tic prevailing among the various is
3sues that were brought into the mar.
sket. ;,
The glassware representatives fall
led to attract the attention they have
4been won't to do; but during the oper-
atoms in these shares American Win
dow Glass Machine common recover.
led quarter OF its previous loss and
advanced to 475s at the close. The
5lserior member In this issue failed
ito follow the example Of its younger
relation and It lost a point. Pittsburgh
plate Glass was traded to the extent
OF 40 shares at an unchanged figure.
The OIL and gas stocks were In the
main steady and held firmly, with the
notable exception somewhat unexpect-
8ed1y reacted tot51s on sales amount-
ling TO 375 shares. On the other hand,
Pure OIL, Ohio Fuel Supply and Okla
Elioma Gas all improved their stand
ing by advancing from small frac-
ttion to full point. Others In this
}SSrntIn reuained stationary
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New York.

HHfa = - =
NEW DIRK. March t5=Greater
strength, breath and activity attend
al yesterdays market dealings am
bunting to q record for tho year to
date. The movement began at the
opening and continued with little In
t6frhption until the final hour, when
Zone specialtfes, notably Crucible
Steel. Yielded fractions to several
points from maximum prices.
IA y significant feature was the OBJ
vious revival Of public interest, which
HAD long been conspicuously lacking.
The change in sentiment. which be-
came5more or less apparent last week.
Seemed to have It's genesis in variety
on ficouraging domestic developments
witch more than nulliAed such ad-
verse features as may have been pre-:
sinted by conditions in Mexico and
Europe.
m6rce and industry, as well as rail-
road earnings, are proceeding at an
almost tunprecedent rate Of activity.
while prices OF most products and
commodities are steadily niouESng.
fEyidently those favorable economic
factors, together with record crops
and easy money, again are finding re-
Election in renewed demand for Sc
curities.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY,

By virtue OF the authority vested
in me by certain deed OF trust, bear
ing date on the 23rd day Of August,
1915, executed by NJ. N. Glumicich to
the undersigned Trustee to secure the
payment OF certain note payable to
J. M. Hartley & Son company Tor any
renewal thereof. therein mentioned
and described, which trust Is OF rec
ord in tho office of the Clerk of the
County Court Of Marion County, West
Virginia, in Reservation of Title and
Chattel Trust Deed Book No. . at
Page 1873, default having been made
in the payment thereon, and the said
Trustee having been requested SO to
do, the Undersigned will, as such
Trustee, on Monday, March the goth,
1916, at Ten o'clock a. M, at the
Smith-Race Grocery Company Build
ing, in Cleveland Avenue, in'the City
of ,Fairnont, Marion County, West
Virginia, sell at public auction to the
highest responsible bidder the fol
lowing described. personal property:
Q Golden Oak Typefriter Desks, 81
inches long.
1 Mosler No. 1856 Safe.
: 1 Grill and Counter, about 26 feet
long.
/ Golden Oak office Chair.
/ Steel, Oak Finish, Waste Basket.
/ Hammond Typewriter.
/ Golden Oak Sectional Book Case
(four Sections, top and basel Y
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Oil and Gas.

The seeming lethargy that prevails
in the Eastern fields Is not due to the
fact that operators are not anxious to
start new work in the old fields and
to take up the search for new produc.
ing territory The roads are in a de.
plorable condition In the fields and
it will be some weeks before there
is a, noticeable improvement In field
work. While there is delay in starting
new work, the operators are taking adj
vantage of the dullness to secure leas'
es, and they are taking up about eV'
erything that looks promising. the
current year promises to be a record
breaker in the number OF wells drilled.
One mile below Huntsville, on Ten
Mile Creek, Union district, Harrison
county, the Hope Natural Gas com
pany drilled a second test on the ]. E.
Barnett farm through the fifth sand
and secured quite creditable gasser.
In the same district the South Penn
Oil company Is due in the sand at No
on the J. w. Day farm.
on Katy Lick Run. Grant district.
Wetzel county, the South Penn Oil
company drilled No. on the Samuel
Bakor farm through the fourth sand
and found It barren. Aslight show OF
oil was developed in the Gordon sand,
and It was plugged below that forma-
tion and shot and Is showing for a
five barrel pumper. In the same dis
trict the Hope Natural Gas company
is due in the sand at test on the S.
Z. Stevens farm. In Grant district. the
Wayland Oil and Gas company is rig.
ging tip at No. a OH the John L. WEIGH
farm In Green district the DOMAIN Oil
company IS due in the sand at test
on the E. Morgan farm.
Operators in all sections OF the east.
ern fields are leaving nothing undone
to got little more production from
the old wells. Shooting and rrilling
deeper are the most common methods
practiced as in anawha county. In the
Weir sand development In Blue Creek,
the South Penn on company s No. 2,on
the L..iC. Slack farm has almost stop.
ped and was shot and increased to
three barrels a day. In the same dis
trict the Ohio Fuel Oil company's
No. g on the A. N. Gatche1l farm was
drilled from the. Squa VITO the Weir
sand and. shot in the lower. formation
and will make light punper.
On Porter's Fork, Duval district,
Lincoln county. the Big Creek Develop
ment company is drilling No. IL on the
w. G. Kingsley farm. The same com.
pany has the rig completed for No.
8 on the ]. NJ, Grass farm and is due
in the sand at No. 8 on the w. I. Wade
farm. In Union district the Ohio Fuel
OIL company is drilling No. II on the
Mary E. Mason farm.
On Dotson's Run, CentervilIe dis.
trict, Doddridge county, Frank Nay &
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March 15.-There
was brisk demand for special stocks
in the early dealings an prices advanc-
ed sharply under lead Of Baltimore
Tube preferred and common, which
gained III and " point, respectively.
Realizing sales soon checked the adj
yancing tendency. the preferred break
ing 2h points and the common ~
points.
Dawson Chemical loomed into
prominence early, selling up to e319.
j point higher than It closed yes
terday, then receding to 81. Among
the oil shares Wayland was the strong
feature, with sales as high as 8, an
advance OF Is of point compared
with the final sale yesterday. The
gain was lost under realtzattng sales.
Cosden OIL and Gas issues were firm on
announcement of the company's earn
ing record and prospects. Cosden &
Co. bonds were firm.
The general market continued dull.
hE nlt+1Raa GkoAka
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CoulrtNeWs.l}s
DEEDS Filed.

OetuS FH6u. #F- ~
The following deeds were yesterday
filed with County Clerw A. G. Martin
for recording: I
Eta Burton and husband, to Casino
De Fazzio. a parcel of land In the
Lowe addition to. the town OF Monon-
gah. Consid Grafton, 1926. !.
Zachary F. Davis and wife to Nellie
Davis Swisher, O. parcel OF land In the
Second ward Of the city OF Fairmont.
Consideration 500. SLY
Amos L. Weston and wife to Amelia
May Martin, parcel of land in Lin
coin district. Consideration $500.
T. Wellington Arnett and wife to A.
w. Snyder, a parcel OF land In the
village OF uzztown. Consideration $500.
L. Il. Wadsworthy and husband to A.
w. Swisher, parcel OF land In the
Bon Air addition to the city Of Fair
mont. Consideration $500.
Vital Statistics.
The following birth and death certi-
ficates were yesterday filed with Coun-
ty Clerk A. G.. Martin. for recording
Births: DR.. Carter s. Fleming, two.
Deaths: r. l.. Cunningham II.
License Issued.
The following marriage. license was
Yesterday issued by Deputy County
Clerk Ed. Phillips: 81.
pete Simmons, 29. and Ora Mont
gomery IS, both Of Fatrmont Joe
Montgomery, father OF the girl, gave
his consent in person.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

payable upon said note, and the dis
charge OF any liens as mentioned In
said deed OF trust. Balance OF pur.
chase money in thirty days, with APP
proved security, or such other time
as the said grantor in said deed of
trust, his executor, administrator, or
assigns shall prescribe and direct.
TREVEY NUTTER,
3.S.K.2O ,.r Trustee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY. "

BY virtue of the authority vested in
me by certain deed Of trust, bearing
date on. the 18th. day of August, 1915,
executed by Marietta. Hotel Company,
corporation, to the undersigned
Trustee, to secure. the payment Of a
certain note, payable to H., ]. Hartley,
OF. any renewaIs'the therein men.
toned and described which trust Is
Of record in the 0tficet OF the Clerk of
the County Court OF Marion County,
West Virginia, in Reservation of Title
and ,Chattel Trust Deed Book No. 3,
Page 1876, and default having been
made in the payment thereof, and the
said Trustee having been requested
so to do. the undersigned will, as such
Trustee, on Monday, March the goth,
1916, at Ten o'clock a. M, at the
Smith-Race Grocery Company Build
ing, in Cleveland. Avenue, in the City
Of Fafrmont, Marion Count, West Vir-
ginia, sell at public auction to the
| highest responsible bidder the follow
ing described personal property:
Restaurant Fixtures and Equipment.
8 Oak Restaurant Dining Tables.
g Mahogany finish restaurant dining
1o1 1Eoboeonv inisn hent wood
ah 81 g. SIaoeh. e. 1osanh coI,an make :
olan fro SoaI Costnmers 1vernis Martin
a,i., - 71i
t'I x M,ss,on antsh restaurant tables.
about AZ in. square.
,,as m ahaUt az IN A sanara
Oles: . a ~ xET,1nyt ;rs az sbow case,
nI..tsaaIt Gosh Beeiater M
orco11 ss,,hI Srawar m
SooS!i. uoue cesS " pa,;star M Az.
N91Lv as,ia. =
4'z'1' 1 Goupie uta Tash pag,star M
,o1,oc Mat1o1t d.a, Sn ~
~, 90 :; sst r. - Az. .,,o,I coaa abou+
a. e sltuins s'@sS uoVt ""t1 Se' aD0"1
20 ~. .lous. ,.1,, ,h,o ahon+
= ;. " 1n eoun z $500
10 ~, IT. d loHe ,aa+ ion hased counter
40 oaA SeAt' ''0" ~ 'N1
s'9oi rs. ,.,.ohan uora
p! t0t ki!ch IN " "eae;
! y w !ot,aaI .o Ina ."uAt
~. s Sist ""'e'
~ aSIe I,,on
! 10y tapae te a...
- lot si ,'s iS1 1!., nAtut -
sarper onoP HsurSS anu .o..
hoken, WINS lnat na 9asoet
Chairs with leather seats. -. ..,,o
! oak: leatner se s,s.9a,.,. snoe sn'ne
stano win 1aaFp4e y psa - IT,,
Z OAK ona1Es:
= sources 4,
4 barber stanus;
= enamelea WASH paslns. y s "a. 10
= French ptate mirrors ''tE! Sapou y 40
IN. by 12U M
! shaving mug rack.
vernis M ainatn,. e9s sIt,,ras
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TERMS OF SALE.

Cash in hand on day OF sale for so
much Of the purchase price as may be
necessary to defray the expenses OF
executing this trust, upon the terms
stated in said deed Of trust, and to
discharge the amount OF money then
payable upon said note, and the dis
charge Of any liens as mentioned in
said deed OF trust. Balance Of pur-
chase money in thirty days, with apf
proved security. or such other time
as the said grantor in said deed of
trust, his executor, administrator, OF
assigns shall prescribe and direct.
TREyEY EUTTER. 6
s.s.K.2O . Trustee.
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FOR SALE-seventeen acres I'M
proved land lying close in,,, 10 min
utes walk from court house. Land
well suited to market gardening or for
manufacturing purposes. Three acres
are plotted for building lots. Fine
spring water. VIII sell one lot, one
acre or more, to suit purchaser. For
further information address NJ. M.
Barnes, 4Os Maple avenue; Con phone
'227.L. s.:3l. ..ls. .:g s ].
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troubles at Argo; MI Oats proved Ire;
ilatiyely stronger than other cereals;
It was said the bulk Of the stock here
would be- shipped East as soon as
cars could be obtained. /
Provisions gave way under heavy
liquldating sales. Yesterdays largest
buyers were the yeading sellers today.
Shipping demand, both; foreign rand
domestic, appeared to have become re.
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sPEc1AL NOTICES


Visible Wales Adding Machine.
/ Stationary Rack.
/ Desk Globe Document File.
Revolving Golden Oak Typewriter
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west vlrslnlan want ads bring
results. 81 ,tt
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co. liaye started to drlIl . test on the
q. &. Townsing fafl1. on Hog Pan
Rim. McISfm dtstfiet. PleasantsSc ouns
ty. Smith G Port are due I'M til! sand
III q test on the y. y! Mccullough
farm. IN the same district the Wildcat
on company 10 bufId ding the Tig for
a test on the Perry Riggs farm In
Union district. Food county. Parsons
&Sweeney Bros. are down 11UU gIsee
at No. 8 on the Perry Hendershot farm
and fishing.
Pennsylvania ..:....t...i.y... $3.50
Indiana '..g.............' $50
Illinois 1.72
Kansas & Oklahoma ....... 1.55
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POLITICAL ADVERTISING
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

I am candidate for the. Republican
nomination for Congress in the First
Congressional District. subject to the
decision of the primary; election to be.
held June 6, 1916. The support Of the
voters in said district is respectfully
0S THOMAS w. FLEMING
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WANTED-Board and rpome1s
with private family, Students or
clerks preferred. All modern conve-
niences. $3.50 per week. Close to
court house., Consol. Phona T66 w.
305 Hamilton street 3-11.6t
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WANTED-Farm buyers for. good
farm lands (, located In Guernsey
Co, ohio.=1 to 800 acre tracts, well
improved, good markets and well 10:
Gated. Terms to suit YOU Our farm
lists are free. write for them. A. T.
SAVERS & Som, Cambridge. Ohio.
S,1.26t-No. 500
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING s * ss45 4 . xsss
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS-For fast selling article.
Get our list. The Specially Mfg. and
Salesman, Wheeling, WI Va. No. S46.
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FOR SALE-Three acres OF land, good
eight room house, cellar, well OF
water, barn, poultry house, some small
fruit trees located on paved road near
Fairmont Country Club For further.
particulars call at residence or ad-
dress w. T. Wadsworth, r. F. D. No. ],
Fatrmont, W. Va.
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FOR9S ALE-~6.ro house and 5Tacres'
Of ground, miles east of Fairmont
on pike and street car line. Good or
chard, buildings and water. Reason.
able terms. Address A. H. Walls,
FaIrview, w. Va. 3.13.6t No. $40
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oRSRENT-Nicely. furnished room.
new home, 112 High street.. i .t.@
2.29.tf-No. 79Z.,
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CASH! Cash Send in your old dis
carded false teeth. We pay from 75c
to IS per set. Half sets in proportion.
Sterling Refining Co., 41S schmulbach
Bldg.;, Wheeling, W. Va.
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HELP WANTED MALE
ROOMS TO3RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished room close in.
Reasonable. 624 Pierpont Ave.
3.13'6t No. 841
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FOR SALE

9".-9F~@sSN1s-~~SNe
FOR SALE-Motor cycle. $1,000. Ad-
dress Box $40 West Virginian
1885, No. $40
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FOR sRENTlFurnished rooms for
ScoupEe without children. 557 Pier
pont avenue. 3.14.6t-No. SAT.
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FOR SALE-Addlng machine paper
rolls. Inquire Fairmont Printing &
Co. 3-13tE--No. 843
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FOR SALE-3.horse power single
phase motor and Ice cream machine.
Gust avenue. Bell phone 907 Con.
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"Good B0okbinding." That's the only
kind we do. No matter how small or
how large the book, we bind them well.
Fairmont Printing & Publishing Co,
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FOR SALE--McCray grocery refriger.
ator. Apply Model Steam Bakery.
I. 3.7.6tNo. 1876.
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FOR RENT-Brick dwelling 31s Gas.
s ton avenue. Apply A. L. Lehman,
312 Walnut avenue. 37-tf No. 82S
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HOUSES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-4.room house on Con st,
$1,000. Apply GIL. Carter.
1885, No. S89
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FOR RENT-Seven room house, mod.
ern conveniences at 3ls Maryland
Avenue, Con. Phone 81.
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WANTED

WANTED Sewing at home. Inquire
SIS Walnut Ave. 216.26t--No. .74S
WANTED-April list Ave OF six room
house with. garden. No children.
Call 73O Bell, or $50 Consol.
3.10.6t No. S31.
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THoMAs w. FLEMINa
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-12-01
Notice For Bids

Notice is hereby given that bids for
the construction of the abutments 10
the bridge across 10 Draw will be re-
ccivcd at The office of Fred Sherman,
Secretary a Treasurer of the ROAD
noard. Dcming. \. NJ. up to and in
amincd nj the above office. Each bid
shall be accompanied by certified
check in favor Of the Road Board for
10 per cent of the amount thereof rs
fails to enter into contract and bond
by the board Ia reject any and all
guarantee that successful bidder will
enter into contract and give bond
for completion of The work according
To specifications. The certified check
aS above specified. bidder is TO fur
aish al labor and material for com
pleiion of work. Right is reserved
shall be forfeited to the Road Board
IN the event that successful bidder
bids.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-12-01

~ riIIroad changes that viii push the s. p. division
p Of that eity at Alfalfa station This should give
division point, as II il one hundred miles west Of
d be mposxilde to have the division point beyond
oh II couldn't b. between Deming and Alfalfa
single argument why Dsming should moi be division
ousand~ Of arguments why il should be. The rnilroad
Jon gold platter. We have got to 20 aud get it. Ifs
= Of the bigge~t things We ever had in sight viii we
The 0rnphic knows we will.
the Southern Pacific like Dcmng and the. company
llncent site for the shops
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-12-01

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~ teefees1f On .uA daee auV Nd a1d a.
tered % ths ot4cl VI lhs c1srk Of sald Courk
am cosnnanded TO sell The following a.
scriosd lands sud prcmhss;
Lot Four 90, and the boutheaxt quarter VI
tbs soushws>l quarter (sE2, u swlj u ssc.
tIon Eishtrcn us). and the North half Of the
Northwest quarter (Nt u NWl) u section
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-20
INF ANT MORTALITY
COULD BE REDUCED
TO GREAT EXTENT
rC3rN PERCENT OF DEATHS OuE
TO IMPROPER MEDICAL CARE
ANQ ATTENTION
PHYSICIAN POINTS WAY

HNNNDkEE MIS- Ocf Forty
p.r Drnf ~ ine uanf mofmno mf
SOON mat,rn.8 maralH, arr an, tofa
adequate mraIc.l l4rt al iur Nf yen
firUmrut eiH 1f Arthur By lnuHu.
nf faafon at tre nnenne .s.i.n OF
tht seventh Annual Mg0uns uf tnr
American AseHtittIou f.r sUIit ltH
prevention af WU.ui NHftAitt 90 hIl.
Wfuhrr tHfHf Tn lNN .amr eaH.t o.
aiffihulea nHFf eflihiffhe anf mHfh
rtdncof miant and maternal vtsln
wnft insn hflf uf which nU declared
tn o. ptfNtnfnhir
ln uriyt tu obtain eff,vtitrrr.. srI
c'npl0 iDneHe nr suN suaaest thr
noHftatHr nf rregnantlss io tnr o..
cal Hotiih autnnufy. rhee nutNca
l'rra ehnuia ae tr,ated tannirnfh suf
wi.hf ne az nra voluntary but Nf,f
hould NH rruairea TNls wHuh m
nish tnD natrssan Information tn tar
Nfhlth authnnNe- vha shuuld as fe
Quirci to dcfvfmipr thar ptapcf pro-.
nHtai 1nd aft tstetrIc csn b. assnrrd
o. sagh nfufntttltp mother
ifp atd tnat the trtnrattions uHh.
lishgd hN thr Association Afv lhr nesr
hn, ia thC atcfaiuila ep infant wrifsu
imi usrma nt luciadins as ihe, dA AZ
PAPERS with dissertations hssuug dI.
prtin HH anstelfses. aad ropoft, nf
ntw 0ufk undertaken hs rerF ti1 af.
ntatri errtilrs
Insufficient iaachme 81 uhstei
rIce m Co., mr.N,ai sth,ais
bow standard ~ orsfrfrl5 nfar.
uer seneftis and rluN ANS pu-
natal work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-02
CHAIRMAN MOORE
 NAMES COMMITTEES
Designates Men Who Are to Take Up Important Work for Busi-
 ness Council

J. D. Moore, chairman of the busi- ness council of the Chamber of Com merce, named the following special committee on the traffic bureau yes- terday: M. P. Northington, chairman; H. w. Coffin. R. l. Ingalls,, w. T. Es- tes and Samuel l.. Earle.
 In addition to this special commit tee Chairman Moore named the fol lowing standing committees:
 Programme: E. H. Andrews, chair man; Sidney J. Lazarus A. R. For syth. Oscar c. Turner, Frank Stevens J. s. Taylor, George P Wheelock.
 Complaints and appeals: B. R. Howze, chairman; w. J. Adams, D. w. c. Yar- brough, Philip Oster. H. B. Urquhart.
 Conference: J. D. Moore, chairman; W. M. Cosby, J. H. Doughty, R. F. Man ly, John s. Pearson.
 Meetings: Paul Chalifoux, chairman Hugh Martin, J. Gregory Johnston, Percy Brewer, w. G. Bromberg.
 Organization and rules: Hill Fergu- son, chairman; W. D. Colby. F. B. Fowlkes. R. w. Ewing, R. B. Orr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-02
ASSITME NEW OFFICES

Montgomery, April l-(Speclal.) Richard V. Evans of Birmingham and Brooks Flowers of Montgomery began their duties today as associate mem- bers of the court of appeals and pres ident of the state board of convict inspectors, respectively Both are ap- pointees of Governor Henderson, and both took their oath of office today.
 MT Evans succeeds Judge E. Perry Thomas of Eufau1a, who resigned sev- real weeks ago to accept the position of assistant district attorney at Mont eomery of the Louisville and Nash vile railroad company. MT. Evans IS well-known Birmingham attorney, and his elevation to the court of ap- peals is expected to meet with popular favor.
 MT. Flowers succeeds P. J. Rogers of Birmin gham, who was appointed head of the convict board early in the administration. MT. Rogers has as signed no reason for his resignation other than that he did not wish to move his family to Montgomery.
 AS token of the esteem in which the retiring president of the convict board is held by those who have worked under him for the past year, his office force today presented him with beautiful bunch of roses He has made a popular official since he