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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-08
wELLeoRN wAasLiNes.
School 10 Flourishing and viii oe
Get $500 From State.

Work on the school building is com
pieted and wellborn has a well light
ed. properly ventilated and properly
heated structure. Single desks. new
teachers desks and chairs. maps.
globes, charts. blaekboards and libra.
ry make the school rooms modern in
every respect. The wellborn school
will also receive $500 from the million
dollar appropriation. The require
ments as outlined by Rural School
Visitor l. l.. Pugh have all been met
The grade OF work done In the
Wellborn school during this term has
been very gratifying indeed. The at
tendance has averaged above so per
cent. This is the best record in the
history OF the school.
! Mech attention has been given TO
athletics. The boys and girls have
shown remarkable interest In baske;
ball. In fact. wellborn has two OF
the best trained teams in the coun.
Try. Our boys defeated Alexander,
Bowling. Rock Prairie and Bryan High
School, but they were outclassed by
Harvey and Steep Hollow.
The Wellborn girls played their
first official game last Saturday al
Bryan when they we're beaten by the
Steep Hollow girls The game was
called by Professor Stark OF b. u. A
His decisions were fair and Just to
both sides. The score stood i6 TO IL.
We often see people in wellborn
now who know you on sight two hun.
dred yards away-the primary is held
In July.
Brandon Trussell. county superin.
tendent OF Wise County. will deliver
stereopticon lecture at the school
auditorium on March % at s o'clock
We hope also TO have the A. and NJ
Glee Club with us soon.
Messrs. Douglas, jeff Royder and
Abram Hensarling are frequent Wis
itors TO Wellborn.
The quarterly conference OF the
Free Baptist Church was well attend
ed and many distinguished visitors
we're present. Among them were Rev
J. l.. Payne and Rev. c. c. Wheeler
former pastor at this place.
CORRESPONDENT.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-08
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Vote now.
DR. W. $. Smith was in the city from
Millican yesterday on business.
George Mcdonald OF Edge was a
visitor to the county metropolis to-
day.
Fountain Byars and sister, Miss
Mary. were In from Independence to.
day shopping.
X. c. Stone. afte M absence OF
several months from Bryan. is again
with A. NJ. waldrop q Co.
Miss Deb Griffith OF Reliance is
visiting her sister. Mrs. W. Il. Cloud,
In Bryan for a few days.
Any girl between IL and is may be
Queen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Beard and
Misses Leila and Lena Martin were
Bryan visitors from Henry today.
A wise man takes advantage Of all
the protection he can get. Your de
posts in this bank are protected by
the guaranty deposit law Of the state
OF Texas. First State Bank and
Trust Company.
John X. Davis Is quite III at the
home Of Captain and Mrs. o. L. Ia.
Dor and has been for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Cole are In
Ballinger where they were called by
the illness OF Mrs Coles mother. Mrs
Gustavus
For Rent-Nye-room house with
bath. lights and sewerage, two blocks
OF street car line. Rent reasonable.
See V. b. or c. u. Hudson.
Read Sam b. Wilson & Co.'S shir,
value sale ad in this issue: opens
Thursday at . a m.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-08
Voting lasts only two weeks.

Mrs. Arch Graham left yesterday aft
ernoon for her home In Houston, after
visiting In this city.
Phone Wick Bros. for hulls and meal.
Grin Mccrulers Of San Antonio. Tex,
has been here this week on business.
Mr.. McCrulers Is the South and Cen.
tral Texas selling agent for large
California dried fruit concern and he
reports that business through Febru.
AIRY was very good
Decide on your Queen.
J. 7. Denena, who has been with the
firm OF Palermo Bros. as saloon man.
ager in this city for the past three
years. has resigned his position. ef.
fectiye tonight. He will continue 10
make his home In Bryan and will let
his friends know In a short time In
what line OF business he will next be
engaged and where they may find him.
Every vote cast helps the Civic
League.
Star Brand. high grade. i6 per cent
acid phosphate. si.00 per sack. Bry.
an Cotton on MIL and Fertilizer Co.
Vote for your Queen.
Mesdam-s J. J. Richie. +. c. Pad.
dock, J. W. MITCHELL ]. w./Ridge-
way and W. d. Bizsell of>the College
we're In the city this morning look.
ing at the beautiful display OF new
spring goods In Bryan's big stores
and doing some shopping.
Men. buy all the shirts you will
need for 1916. Thursday at our won
derful shirt value sale. Sam Il. Wilson
4 Co.
J. Allen Myers received a message
Monday evening notifying him OF the
serious illness OF brother at DeLeon
Comanche County. Tex, and he left
Immediately for that place II Il
hoped by the many friends OF the
family that his brother may not b,
as serious as first reports indicated
Why not have your favorite for
Queen?
Beautiful. new crisp shirts for one
third less than value. Our nd this is
sue will tell you about H. Thursday
2 a. m. Sam Il. Wilson & %.
Dr. W. u. Bizzell. president of A
and NJ College. has accepted an invi
tation to speak to men al the Y. NJ c
A. building In Palestine next Sunda!
afternoon and he will 20 20 that cit!
Saturday night.
Guaranty means protection: your
deposits in this bank are protecte,
by the guaranty fund Of the state o
Texas. We offer you this security
First State Bank and Trust Company
Whom do you want for Queen?
Guaranteed fresh yard eggs 25c pc
dozen. 'Ph0ne 100 l.. p. Thomas.
;corge II. Ecno,s was in the city
today from MA home OF Rosprim.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-08
BRYAN VISITORS.
Register Of Those Stepping at Free
Wagon Yard Since March I.

Register Of Those stepping at Free
Wagon Yard Since March I.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Witt. who are
in charge Of the Bryan free wagon
yard. have kept a register OF all Wis
itors at the yard since II was inau-
gurated. and the register shows the
following visitors since March 1:
Ellis Medley OF Cross. J. ID. George.
o. S. Denman. Bill Denman. G. o.
Nash and wife. Wiley Thurman OF
Edge. W. II. worsham. Frank wor-
sham Of Tabor. z. Gentry. =. Nc.
Williams, ]. z. vanshan. Ed Bennett.
VIII Mote. ]. II. Canady. c. T.
Sykes OF lola. W. A. Roher. 5. @.
Cobb and wife OF Madisonville. ]. d.
Rogers. Z. ]. Rogers and p. T. Sealey
OF Zulch. J. +. Crenshaw Of lola. En-
NETT Jones Of Bryan, service car and
four occupants from Hillsboro. J. w.
Lewis and wife OF Bedias. Tom VIII
liams Of Brazos bottom. ]. A. Muir
ray Of Mesa. D. A. iwhited and A. ~
whited OF Rockdale, J. L Cameron
and J. A. Mameron OF Leona. Andy
White and John Moon Of Mesa. w. o.
Stark OF Edge. J. W. Cook OF Keith
b. o. Prescott Of Carlos. Eddie Roam
OF Calvert. Ed Cherry and Lola Cher
ry Of Ballinger, W. u. Edge and G. A.
Edge OF Kurten. route No. 1. II.
Burns Of Mesa and l.. Gilpin and son
OF lola.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-08
DEED FOR RECORD.

NJ. G. Nall to 8. L. Boatwright. lot
No. in the ]. A. Chew resubdivislon
In blocks IL. IL. 10 and u in the city
Of Bryan; consideration. s25.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-08
THREE ARE MADE CITIZENS.

Judge j. c. Scott granted natural.
ration papers Tuesday to the follow
ins named parties.
Tony Salvato OF Steele's Store.
Frank and John Mana OF near A. and
NJ. College.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-08
U. 5. Weather Buiesu
DAILY WEATHER FoREcAsr
offies. Dunn . osIy Nc.
Pheas ~

Tonight fair. continued cool with
light frost In the extreme portion Of
East Texas. Thursday fair. rising
temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-13
FREDERICK WILMER SIMS
TAKES OATH OF OFFICE
Louisa JuriSt Assumes His Place on
Rench of State Supreme
Court of Appeals.
CARnwELL is NEW PRESIDENT
He Receives Unanimous Vote OF His
Colleagues for Place Vacated by
Judge Keith-Nlany Lawyers and
Visitors Present at Ceremony.
lsrec.a, 70 The Timex-pisp.,ch.

wYTHETILLE, VA, June l2-Fred-
er.ck Wilmer Sims. recently appointed
by Governor Stuart 70 I'll 'he ureX-
PRED term caused Il. the resignation
Of Judge James Keith FROM the State
supreme Cou-, OF Appeals, and the
judge elect by action OF the Leeisla-
turc for the full term. appeared in
that cour, to-day. and the oath OF Office
was i;Nprcssively administered by Judge
Cardwell who presided over the ses-
sion. After the oath. judge Sims
was indicted 20 his Office and took his
seat NEXT TO Judge White. at the en-
IRENE left Of The bench.
The election ot president OF the
court was then taken UP. Judge Harri-
son look IN" vote BY calling The names
Of all the Judges. Judge Cardwell re-
ceivei N" unanimous vote. and was
declared elected president: The new
presidcu; expressed his appreciation Of
the honor
Before Tho opening Of the court quite
number of lawyers had assembled in
the courtroom 20 see the new Judge
and witness the ceremony. Mrs. Sims
was also present. accompa MED by many
women friends
There were general expressions of
regret by the bar that III health and
advanced years had necessitated tho
retirement Of judge Keith. These were
coupled with expressions, drawn from
The appearance and department Of the
new judge, that his mantle had fallen
on worthy shoulders
The argument docket today uas as
follows: Board q Supervisors ot Taze.
we'll ". Nortolh and Western Rz!lwav
rompanT. argues ~ J W Harmon. Tor
appellant. and Il. = Hawthorne and :.
. Graham. f2r appellee. aaa submitted.
Ns"' Yo'k,iio-s;oa and Western Rz.:-
:oad - io.z=;~- < Eroii argued b. !.
Henson. :or appellant an6 J. Po~=!!
ROYAL. tor appellee -nt coa:ina@d u-.!!
:o-n5--g" morning
Nes- CASES - -zll-5 Coae- :: :.
N=zaeE. ryare-:.--: F.:= Iozg,z-..
7gzaT = E.f.=--s Il Cc-pa-y, ~.
<.-z 80 >--.-1=s---- =..-ar Ts
1z..-@- sz--s - ::z-:-s sane ~ gs..
t1--s-- = A:.e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-13
GOLD AND PLATINUM
STOLEN FROM DENTISTS
Police Believe Work 10 BE Thar of
Experienced Thicvcs-Articles
Worth 5000,

Several dentists yesterday compla in :
ed 20 the police that their offices had
been entered between Saturday night
and Monday morning and gold and
platinum stolen. The value Of the lost
metals is placed at $500. The robberies
are thought to be the work of thieves
experienced in this line Of work.
Dr.. VI. B. Rudd, Chamber of Com
n'erce Building, reported that his Of
flee door had been forced and 500
worth o: gold bridges. scrap gold. and
pieces IF platinum stolen.
DR.. T. ". Hawkins, sll East Broad
Street. complained that his office had
been entered and $50 worth Of metal
stolen.
Gold and platinum, valued at s35.
We're stolen from the Virginia Dental
Laboratory. Chamber OF Commerce
Building, according TO the report filed
Eesterda? by that concern
Dr. L. Ray Temple, Lyric Building.
reported The loss Of articles valued at
SIS
Or W. J cowardin, 3o1 East Frank
In Street, complained that his office
had been entered and ransacked. but
he thieves apparently had been unaS..
- lind anything of value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-13
PRESIDENT CONSIDERING
SUCCESSOR TO HUGHES
Appointment Mny he Mnde With
In Next Two
Weeks.

WASHINGTON. juno 12.-Selection
or successor TO Charles r. Hughes
on the Supreme Court bench already ia
being considered by President Wilson.
Attorney-General Gregory probably
VIII be called into conference In n day
or two. and the appointment may be
made within the next two weeks
Although the Supreme Court nd
journs to-day until October. Derart
ment OF Justice officials are anxious
that new Justice be appointed quick
~. SO that ne can give consideration
during the summer months to cases
now pending. This Is considered al
most imperative. in view Of the fact
that Justice McRcynolds is barred from
participation in consideration of SOW
eral Of the most important cases. be-
cause he took part in presenting them
TO the cour. as Attorney General
II is understood that the President
would like TO appoint John w Davis.
Solicitor General. but may be deferred
from, doing so because Mr.. Davis ure.
pared number of cases now pcudjnr
for the Department Of Justice Sevcral
messages urging an appointment Of
former President Taft have hecn re-
ceived, bur the President is expected
10 name Democrat. since the court
now has five Republicans and three
Democrats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-13
ALUMNI RETURNING
TO THEIN Old INI'NIS

Especial to Tho Tim Dispatch.
LEXINGTON. VA, June l2-Alum nj
!. focked in large numbers 10 their old
|. haunts at Washington and Lee Uni
versity to-day. II was a day ot di-
verse interests. The board OF trus-
tees in its annual meeting elected two
new members. The boat races view
ed by several hundred spectators on
North River. proved triumph for the
Albert Sidney boat crews. for both
the red crews tr3umphed over tho iar-
ry Lee oarsmen by neat margins.
In the morning the Sigma German
enitvened the merrymake-s, while the
senior ball tonight was brilliant
affair. over 2on danced
The new trustees Of the uniyersf,;
are Harry :. Noble, OF New YORK pres
ident OF ;hc New York STOCK Exchange
and member o. rh- d-rn o.: pekorr.-
& Doremus. and Mo-,.m@r Y wisdom
OF New Orleans
Tuesday will - alumni cav ard cal-
- 800 are =Apsc;-i 70 ,er;.-.pat- :r
the ATHLETE 7as-zr'. wr.-h NJ; u-..
ce6e -he .c--as, t=i.-z:--. @ '-= ,.~
Dor=-irs memorial Ey,--.zs ---
de6lcetorE' zs1-=ss vtl - -z5- ~
Charles :. H-z5s-A.A 4. ~ -:
S1+c:zl - -s.."5 "a - ~
,sr6 JcSz- - s.rrsr, -o-----
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-13
7. A. MILLER RESIGNS
FROM PHARMACY BOARD
Hi"hmond Member OF State BODY for
Twenty Years Gives No Reasou
for Withdrawal

I Mi!is:, % this city, for more
nan zen; Years member OF tbs
sac 53G-c ct Pharmacy and 70. rhe
49, %=z:E secretary Of that body.
yesterday s=:. % Governor Stuart nj.
-tk's' z;-2- from ths board % take
tt.=-; {; o-c+ NJ. 3,illsr assigned
- -.Etcr 20 lis action The resiy
ia'l:- Ill - zrt+6 Upon by the Gov.
go: 49, - -+tG-ns 20 The cit:. aDou,
:: ;.s:-z-.sts me State ove.. Nr.
49,. . t-cS:- e IL aggressive mem
:, =. -.-z:1- 1'aica mas succe ed ed
:. --s :E-STs Years Of existence
= '|ct-r - S-s.= .: ;ncorpetents
a.: aug :. u. plane the stand :
az - - ;'::sEs!ca. rIevg Of hia
:''a E-'.i-t- ~, :scs.vet everywhere
~; s-s'':'-e.. 80 regret
80 -i;r |...:E. LEEE-ably reduced
=. l;,:1'";r'-t:-.. - ne state Pnay
'':i-;: io:'s-': :! s-rg Z year. In view
- q" 49, ,-s.: s. tYEdE .he board,
- "a :','.'ia'sT ;s.s - .A..il. voted to
T'.rf. =. -, . s..Ye.ary held by
10 No." t-;,t - c"fcs u. field sec
ga! r'f - :. = Er.adiE, uno
"is 's"H.''t =: = =. aer combined
$40,
~ t''s-'.: w. .aA!.sd officer.
s1'H ti.' t':;t.': ..-.e - .tl~ ,aa, I'm
-" 81 -" '"t.:r'< <c.T>1:ia,!on. In.
.it'-s"s - - srsc'..t.t's c..ct should
:" t~'''h'''"t =! tt'' s.,s niz cut.eg
a. t"t s'1"'.'..'! - :tr sr,l much
10 s'.''h rT'r '-'.<.' c..s a..znye-
-i-'N. ~ . ..''' ct az WITH ,>s Other
'"''rI"-' - Ga n:t'< c.sw.ny q ger
S.''if ri.f. r',."i ~ r.'y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-13
.CR|MES-BA|LEY FIGHT
ONE ELECTION FEATURE
To-Day's Balloting Will Otherwise
BE Without Serious
Contest.
SOCIALIST OPPOSES All,
AINSI,IE
Coshy's Strength, However. Against
Force Behind Democratic Nomi-
nee for Mayor Will Be Negligible.
Saunders Appeals to Voters.

EXctk,t for the Grimes Bailey contest
In Jefferson Ward. to-day's municipal
election VIII be n featureless affair in
which the voters will select as their
Mayor and Councilman the men who
we're nominated In the primary on
April IA. Mayor Ainslie has opposition
In the person OF Frank Cosby, Social
ist. whose strength. compared with the
force behind the Democratic nominee.
is negligible. The Socialists also have
candidates in Clay, jefferson and Madi-
son Wards.
Following tho provisions of the cleo
tlon law, all saloons closed their doors
at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and
VIII remain CLOSED until Tomorrow
morning. Tho polls will open at sun
rise and close at sunset.
chairman Clyde w. Saunders. of tho
CITY Democratic Committee. issued an
appeal yesterday calling upon all Dem
ocrats to register their votes at the
polling booths. While there ia little
or no opposition" he said. tho citi-
zens should 20 TO the polls and cast
their votes just as if we were meet
Ing real opposition"
STAGING WARM FIGHT
IN JEFFERSON WARD
In jefferson Ward the call will be
obeycd literally. Here, former Alder
man John Il. Grimes, nominated by
the City Democratic Committee as tho
party's candidate for the nfth seat In
the Common Council, is being opposed
by James Il. bailey running as an Gin
dependent" Democrat. The campaign
between tho Bailey and Grimes fac
lions has been actively wagcd, and on
the eve of the election, last night both
sides claimed victory
Bailey supporters gathered last night
in n final rally at Chimborazo School,
whore the meeting was presided over
by John 7. Sloan. The speeches of MIR
bailey and others who spoke in favor
of his candidacy We're pcrvaded with
high spirit of optimism.
The Jefferson Ward contest rcscm-
bles in some degree the now historic
campaign in which T. Gray IIaddon.
the City Democratic Committees nomi-
nee. was opposed by George T. Wise
for the Office of commemorative At
torncy to succeed the late Minetrce
f"lkss. Like MIR. Bailey, Mr.. Wise
ran on an Independent Democratic
platform.
In the matter Of selection by the City
Democratic Committee, it ia pointed
out. the cases OF Mr. Grimes and MIR.
Haddon arc not quite analogous Mr
Grimes the committee has pointed out
in an official statement. was selected
In accordance with the law recurring
i; 10 fill vacancies In the party ticket
where no time Is afforded for hold
ing another primary. while Mr. IIaddon
was nominated because he was the only
one who applied 10 the committee for
the nomination.
John j. Wicker. Jr.. president of the
East End Progressive Association.
which has favored the candidacy of
Captain Bailey. also urged the citizens
TO come to the polls.
we want a real expression OF the
wishes of the people" he said; then we
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-13
FIRST OATS PROGRAM CANCELLED
BECAUSE OF HrDSALI's DE.Tt.

lSpec.ai % +. - s,-t-. - - 49,
BLACESDTEG. ~ ---= ; On -
count Of tf-e death 81 S.--zy -.4... :,
DR.. K Y. Ht-Guz.L, : r1=i--t- rt ~
faculty, the evsnts scas+-'=t - No.
day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w.=E Z. ne w.
ginia Polytechnic Institute ana re
dances in the evening we're car-41ad
{ The regular program O.: @xerclsa. I'll
be resumcd on Tusday morning 49,.
the celebration OF u!umn! Gay i:ev.
L. Q. Skinner. u D, Of Richmond
preached the baccaltureate sermon On
Sunday morning, and addressed The
Young Mems Christian Association. n
the evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-13
UNIVERSITY MEDICAL
ALUMNI ORGANIZE
DR.. Hugh II. Young, Of Baltimore,
Elected President Of New
80. Association.
WEEK OF FINALS UNDER WAY
Phi Beta Kappa Holds Annual Meet
ing and Hears Address by Rabbi
Il. n. Calisch-Torchlight Process
sion Feature of Evening Program.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June ~
The alumni's share in finals NJ the Uni
F versity OF Virginia got we'll under
1 way this morning when the medical
alumni me; a. the hospital to organize
an association. The reunion classes
4 held meetings. and then everyone ad-
journed TO Sunnys:de. tho Duke coun-
try place near Charlottesville. where
there was sn oid-fashioned barbecue.
Tonight the Phi Re.a Kappa Assoc
citation held It's annual meeting. The
Z new members announced some time ago
were initiated Rabbi Edward y.
Callsch, of Richmond, delivered the an
nual address. and the members after
seeing the torchlight procession OF ,he
alumni, had their annual dinner At
the University Commons.
The torchiieht procession formed on
the lawn, the reunion classes all wear
ing distinctive costumes
At the steps or the rotunda the pro-
3 cession was reviewed by President Ed
{ win A. Alderman. Arm!s;ead 9. Cor
don, rector Of the university. and
United States Senator John Sharp Will
lians, president OF the Virginia Alumni
Association. Brief addresses were
made.
At the meeting OF the medical alumni
the following were elected officers of q
permanent organization: DR.. Hugh H.
Young, of Baltimore, president: Dr
Fielding Taylor, OF New York City.
rice-president; DR.. Thomas V. William
son, OF Norfolk, secretary and treas
urer.
The executive committee will consist
OF the officers and Or. J. w. Burke. Of
Washington, y. C.: pr. J. Carroll Flip
pin and Theodore Hough. Of the uni
versity faculty: DR.. Charles l.. Minor.
OF AsheviIle, n. c., and Dr. Champ c.
Mccullough. Of washington. u. G.
A committee was appointed 10 con
slider methods Of raising funds for a
suitable memorial to the late Or. wal
ter Reed, a distinguished alunlnus OF
the university who lost his life IN
tho study of yellow fever
1t was decided to hold the next meet
ing of the association on Monday Of
finals week, 1917, and on thai day there
will be a clinical program in tho uni
versity hospital
=, Ten engineering degrees will be con-
erred as follows: Civil engineers-John
Earle Bomar. Of Marion. Ala; Richard
Emmett, Jr., of Winchester, Va; Allen
Waller Morton. of Richmond. Mechar!
cal engineer-Randolph Carter Harri-
son, Of Richmond. Electrical engineers
Claude Wilson Jordon, Of Fort De-
fiance, Va, and John Malcolm Luck. Of
Roanoke, Va. Chemical engineers
Thomas Joseph Adams. Of Louisville,
Ky: Earle Herbert Barclay, Of Ports
mouth, Va; Louis Neall Barton, Of
Winchester, Va, and James Rcem
Owens, Wilmington. Del.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-13
Virginia Petition
Denied for Present
Supreme Court Refuses to Order
Sale Of Propc ty Of State
Of Vest Virginia.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-THE SUI
preme Court to-day denied tho petition
Oh the Commonwealth OF Virginia for
an Immediate order TO the courts mar
shal TO sell property OF the, State OF
west Virginia to satisfy the $4,000
700 Judgment against tho latter In the
Virginia West Virginia State debt
case.
me courts action WAS based solely
on the ground that the West Virginia
LEGISLATURE had not met in regular ses-
sion since the Judgment was entered