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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-06
In the matter of \ NJ,
Reinforced Concrete Com
pany of Virginia, pan,,

Reinforced Concrete Com no N ,af
pany of Virginia. Ranlxrrntcv
bankrupt u
ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DISCHARGE.
on this 5th day Of March, a. D.. 1908.
ON reading the petition for, discharge
of the bankrupt, it Is ordered by the
court, that a hearing be had upon the
same on the 10TH DAY OF. MARCH.
A. ID. 1908. before said court, at Rich
mond, in said district, at II o'clock
noon: and that notice thereof be pub
lished in The Times dispatch, u news
paper printed in said district. and that
ali known creditors and other persons
In interest may appear at the salu time
and place, and show cause. II any they
nave. why the prayer OF the said petit,
toner should not be granted
And it is further ordered by the
court that the clerk shall send by mail
TO all known creditors copies of said
petition and this order, addressed to
them at their places of residence as
/ stated.
Witness the Honorable Edmund Wad-
/ dill, Jr., Judge OF the said court, and
the seal thereof. at Richmond, In said
district on the 9Th day Of March, a. D.
| 1908.
Attest:
(seaD JOSEPH P. BRADY,
Clerk.
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WATKINS CASE SETTLED
Scaboard Engineer Withdraws Suit Against
street Car Company.

After the second failure Of a jury TO asrae
the suit of Claude Watkins, an engineer or
the Seaboard a In Line Railway. against the
Virginia Passenger and Power Company for
100000 damages. was yesterday dismissed
in the City Circuit Court at the request OF
the plaintiN's attorneys. The has been
settled out of court. but the amount received
b. Watkins " any, is not made public.
Watkinss left arm broken while he
was returning to the city from lakewood III
II Main Street cpr, the elbow being cuusht
hS car passing Ia an opposite direction.
The main ground for damages was that as
a result Of the accident tho plaintiff would
not be able to l1andle the throttle of Il loco
nintINn lplil. --Ll-
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lows: cedrino, 1880 rs; Bernln, 97:3s
as; Kelsey, 9s:27. This qualified all
three cars for the mile speed trials to-
morrow, the rules requiring car to
go 100 miles. at rate Of sixty miles
per hour to compete in this event.
oRMoND, FLA. March 5.-The frat
annual power-boat regatta, under the
auspices of the Halifax River 1acht
club. OF Dayton, was held before tlte
clubhouse Mt Daytona to-day. The first
event of hve miles was won by G. A.
steele's No-Name in 20 minutes 81 sec
onds. The second event, also OF I'VE
miles, went to George Dewey's Red Bro
in 90 minutes SO seconds. Eight boats
started in the first event and seven IN
the second.
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OFFICERS ELECTED
Richmond College Alumni Had Business
Meeting on Wednesday Night.

Before the Richmond College alumni
banquet on "Wednesday night. one of the
lurgest and most brilliant ahairs OF It's KIND
ever given In this city. the annual meeting
o. the chapter was held in the chapel, and
the following officers We're elected for the
ensuing year: President, 7. O. Williams;
Vice President, Prof James G. Harwood;
Secretary ami Treasurer. Claude NJ Dean,
Executive Committee Ter three years. Robert
y. Pollard aul Prof. w. l.. PRINCE, and tot
ono year. lIon Minitrec Folkes.
From the report of Secretary Dean the
chapter is in very furnishing condition.
Ii has over 125 members on its rolls
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JIMMY. BRITT SIGNS FOR
MATCH NTH MCFARLAND

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. March 5.-A
dispatch from Los Angeles says that
Jimmy" Britt has signed for q twenty
four-round contest With "Packy" Nc
.Farland, of Chicago, to take place in
this city on the night of March 3lst.
The weight will be 1913 pounds at
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Fork Union Team.

Especial to The Times DISPATCHED
FORK UNION, VA. March 5.--'rhe Fork
Union Academy baseball team Is now hard
at practice coached by Mr.. Harry Griffin.
the noted pitcher From present indications
the prospect sor a strong team to represent
the school is very encouraging.
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Y. M. C. A. Basketball League

Bradley. centre; r.. a. Brock, loft guard; w.
a Collins, right guard.
Score: Betas, Is; Deltas. 10.
Aiphas-r a. Wells Captain, left for
ward; W. @. Nuckols, right forward; II. B.
Cullen. centre j. f. Fair, left guard; c..
O. Burch, right guard.
Gammas---i shapiro, left forward; L. d.
Pearson right forward. Nee. Thornton. cen
tro, IL Il. Leake (cnptain), left guard; q.
NJ schaefer light guard.
Score: Alphas, 3; Ganmas, 5.
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AUCTION SALE Ut r,t
WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS, IoB ~. ~,
COS. &C, IN SMALL LOTS, TO SUIT
We will sell. at the Biiou Cafe Jos.
Ganotti. Proprietor. No. S24 East Broad
stress sA r p:nv MARCH 4, 1908.
Bottle Goods In half pints, pints. quarts
OF every standard brand of Wh!skeys,
Runs and Gins sold on this market,
Imported and Domestic Wines, Bran
dies. Cordials and Champagnes. I'M
ported and Domestic Cigars, Cigarettes,
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos. ~
VA. SALVAGE & WRECKING CO., Z.
Auctioneers.
A. p. MONTGOMERY. 50
Salesman. 5,.,
Terms: CASH.
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WILL GO TO TEXAS
Harvey Brooks. Old Twin-City Player, VIII
Pitch in Fort Worth Club.

Harvey Brooks the star twirler in the old
Twin-CIty League, and who did good work
tho Fort Worth CTex.) team this year He
has been in Communication with the owners
OF this club for some weeks, and Is certain
that he will lard.
Brooks, who is very popular with many
Richinonders is now living in West Point.
end was IN the city yesterday on visit.
My arm is all right" he said yesterday
morning. and expec. to pitch the ball of
my life this reason
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BY virtue of authority of the deed OF
trust from the Chesterfield Land and
Improvement Company to the UNDER
signed. dated June /. 1885. and of re.
Court of Chesterfield county, In Deed
Book n .. n. default having been
made in the payment of the bond Sc
cured in said deed. and being request
ed so to do by the holder thereof,
will sell on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS, 1908.
at 4:30 z. NJ, subject TO certain exist.
ing leases. which may be terminated
purchasers, copies of which may be
seen at the Office of the trustee, the.
following very valuable real estate:
All of thstacertain5 piece or parcel
of land containing three hundred and
eighty (3S0) acres. more or less, lying
and being in the county OF Chesterfield.
Va. on James River. south of the city
Of Manchester, and partly in said city
ises conveyed to said Chesterfield Land
and Improvement Company by joel
Parker and wife. by the several deeds
! referred to In said deed of trust, and
OF record in said clerks office. except.
ling therefrom the statutory right OF
way decided to the Richmond. PETERS
burg and Carolina Railroad COMPANY
tseaboard Air Line). on the 18th day
of July 1899. of record in ID. u. vs., p.
| III. Chesterfield County Court clerk
office, and that portion conveyed 10
| Bradley and Others oy aeed' udtNi
June s. 1890. of record in said clerks
| office. in ID. 3. 81, p. 235.
A plat ana survey of the said real
| estate showing It's metes and bounds
and the parceIs conveyed away, may
be seen al the office of the trustec, or
| the auctioneer, and it will be exhibited
on the day of sale.
! TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay tGe
lbond and interest, secured by the said
deed. and expenses of sale; and, as to
the balance, IL any on such terms anu
| to be secured in such manner as may
VIM. NJ. TURPIN.
Trustee.
Sutton 6 Co.
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
Int he matter of !
Frank Joseph Williams.
d., ., l.,.,,%t /

Int he matter of No. T59
Frank Joseph Williams. In
Bankrupt, Bankruptcy
IN TIVE DISTRICT COURT OH THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
I,RN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
To the Creditors OF CRANK JOSEPH
WILLIAMS. of Richmond. In the
County of Henrico. and District
Observation-Disclosures:
Notice Is hereby given that on the
aIth dag of January. A. ID. 1905. the
said FRANK JOSEPH WILLIAMS was
duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the
first meeting of his creditors will ba
sea IN my Office rooms Nos, so2 and
Richmond Va. on the 18TH DAY ON
MARCH. \. -. 1908, at 10 o'clock In tho
forenoon, at which time said cred-.
ttors may attend, prove their claims,
appoint a trustee, examine The BANK
rupt and transact such other business
as lnaS properly cone before said
meeting,
THOS. IA. sNEAp,
Referee in Rankruptcys N
March s, 1908. y +
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Sporting Letters

The sporting editor of The Times
Dispatch VIII gladly answer In these
columns any questions regarding
sporting matters. Communications
on sporting subjects VIII also he
printed, and comments Will he made,
Address sportln. Editor, Times-Dis-
patch.
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auetiou aales, Tbis nap.
BY ,rhe Valentine Auction Co.,
61S East Broad street.

BY The Valentine Auction Co., az
61S East Broad street.
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FINE
OAK AND WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITS, PARLoR FURNITURE. &C.
We, will sell at our wareroom. 6lS
East Broad Street, 4
THIS (FR1DAY) MORNING. MARCH 8,
commencing at 1890. for parties leav-
Ing city Fine Quartered Oak Chamber
Suit, Mirror Door Wardrobe. Leather
lures. Mirrors, Leather Couch, Brass
Beds, Oak HatRack, Walnut Chamber
Suits, Walnut Wardrobes, Odd Bureaus
right Piano and stool and other furni-
ture too numerous to mention. Sale
positive Ladies especially invited to
attend.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
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Bankrupt gntires.
Terms: CASH.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
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Sutton & Co.,
A,lctioneer!
AUCTION SALE OF

Virginia Salvage and Wreck Co.,
A. r. Mayo. Proprietor.
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New Player for Boston Americans.
ANACONDA, MONT, March S.
James McHale. last season a member
of the Stockton (Cal.) Club, has been
signed by the Boston team Of the
American League.
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Governor Street. charging him with refusing
to pny his board bill amounting to Sol25.
,fhe case Will be heard this morning,
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White sox Arrive ut Los Angeles.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, March "a
special train. carrying the members
of the Chicago American League base
ball team, With President Charles A.
Comiskey and other officers of the
club. has arrived.
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potent spell than the actors of yester-
day were able to exercise.

potent spell than the actors of yester-
day were able to exercise.
AZ The Biiou.
Manager Ciaud Saunders, of the RAT
files" Company. at the Bijou this week,
saws his company has Just passed
through most successful season IN
the far South. The railroad rates took
some of the profits away, but even at
that, Mr.. Saunders says the company
drew we'll enough to pay for the In
vestment.
The Arab Patrol of Acca Temple,
Mystic shrine, has bought the Biiou
fer the performance on "Wednesday
night when George Sidney will appear
! in Busy Izzy's Boodle." Between tile
| acts the patrol viii give one of its
| spectacular drills, in Oriental costume.
/ All the tickets for the theatre that
| night are in the hands of members OF
I the Shrine.
1 Coming to Academy.
"checkers" will be played tonight
/ at the Academy, and with 1t will come
/. the practically complete New York
/ company which appeared in fifteen en-
4 aagements in that city, during the last
i three seasons. Checkers" Is racing
| comedy of a purely American type. 1t
4 has received most generous praise.
East Lynne" will be given at the
Academy tomorrow matinee and
4 night, by Joseph Kings cpmpany.
The production will he undei tho
4 personal supervision Of MI. King, Il
\ stage director Of considerable ability,
White Man Arrested
/ Il, n Parker, q white man, was arrested
4 yesterday by Policeman johnson on war
I rnnf issued by Mrs, s, IL. Heath, OF No. 2iG
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ADJUSTMENTS
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
REPRESENTATIVES"

II Arc King" did not make
XIV NV J enough money at the two
"a performances at the
N/A/ academy yesterday TO
Wv pay for the jump. to the
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Coming to Academy.

White Man Arrested.
T. n, Parker, Il white man, was ARRESTED
Yesterday by Policeman johnson ON a war
rant issued by Mrs. S, II, Heath. OF No. slJ
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14

Miss Wilkerson has all the charms and graces of Southern womanhood and is of that exquisite brunette type. that fashions style of beauty that is ex. trsinely captivating; She has just in- Washington. and is quite a social fav. orite at Montgomery. her home-Birn- ingham Age-Heraid.
 MEETING OF PETER
 FORNEY CHATTER.
 Peter Forney Chapter. D. A. R.. will meet with Mrs. F. P. Glass Monday afternoon. June 15. Each member is requested to be present as 1t is Flag
 Mir. F. L. Hannon has returned home after successful year as student at the University of Virginia.
 Colonel and Mrs. ] W. A. Sanford have returned from Birmingham where they attended the Confederate reunion. Miss Fletcher Pearson and Mss May Johnson have returned from sylacaugs where they have been visiting Miss Sunset Wood.
 spending some time with relatives In Kansas City and in Anniston.
 Miss Annie May Campbell of Plain. field, N J. Is the guest of Miss Mary Knowles at her home on South Perry Street.
 Little Lois Friedman is at chicka- mauga Park enjoy.ng a visit to Gher grandparents. Mir and Mrs. J. Litson. The following has been received by friends in Montgomery:
 'sThe faculty and class of 1908. Saint Joseph's College and Academy. am
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nounce the ninety ninth annual com mencement Thursday morning, June IS. at o'clock. Ills Lordship. Bishop A. A. Burtis. presiding"
 Mrs. H. W. Laird. who left Mont gomery ten days ago for the summer, reached Hendersonville, N: C., .yester- day. spending the intervening time at accompanied to North Carolina by her sister. Mrs Lela Leslie of Birmingham.
 Miss Julia Whatley. has returned from ing Miss Talulah Knauf.
 Mrs. Frank Fillmore has returned attend the reunion and Is at her home in Mountain Creek.
 Misses Lily Coghill Della Coghill and Maggie coghill have gone to Birming- ham to spend a portion of the summer.
 Mss Charlotte Davis will return to- morrow from Asheville. N. C., where she went to attend the Y. w. C. A. convention.
 Mrs. D. R. Reyes. who has been geles has returned and Is with Mrs. T.. w. Pickens at her home. 2si Sayre Street.
 Mrs Margaret Gilmer. who was hurt Friday In unvelling of the Lee statue is an aunt of Mir. Morgan Gilmer. Many have heard that Mir. and Mrs. Morgan Gllmer were hurt but 1t Is a mistake. Neither of them was among the in- Jured.
 Misses Nellie and Ruth Dix are vis- iting their grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Dix. at their home. 41s Finley Avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. c. Hargrove and children are visiting his sister. Mrs. Robert Sweatt. at her home. 323 North Decatur Street.
 The reception to be given by the members of the Standard Club on Mon- day. June 22 In honor of MT and Mrs.
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MONDAY ONLY.
SEEKS BoY,s RELEASE.

Birmingham June I3.--(Special l--- Attorney, c. D. Comstock has filed q habeaa corpus petition in an enort 70 secure the release of Walter Jones, Q white youth of Blount County, who is I9 years of age and is serving sew snteen year sentence at Flat Top
 Two years ago the boy was charged with killing another boy. The Su- preme Court recently reversed the sent ence given him by the lower court.
 Pending the appeal the boy elected to go to the mines toN work on the sentence that might be Imposed rather than remain In the county jail. No cr- ders for his release coming. the pe- tition for habeas corpus was filed
 Parade Delayed Mails.
 An investigation is being made by the Government as to how mall for two outgoing trains was missed by the transfer company, having the contract.
 It seems that Thursday during the the mail wagon attempted 10 get through the crowds and the parade over the regular route to the depot. A po> liceman stopped him and the mall ar rived at the depot after the trains had
 Cesar@s nzsster,s Rspors.
 has issued a decree confirming in fuili the report of Gen Fred S. Ferguson, special master in the Atlanta -Birming- ham Insurance Company bankrupt case and dismissing the petition which prayed that the. company be adjudi- AJeS Judxe S Hdi Hundiey also Issued an order fixing the fees of Special Master Fer gusof for his services in connection with the nta-Birmingnam Insur- ance Company at $500.
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HAVE GREAT TIME
Y. N. o. A. BOYS ON CANT RETURN
 YESTERDAY.
Boys Divided Into Indian TrihsI Dfyfs- ions sn6 Have Mach Fun Over Council Fircs--A Unique
 Exuerfenee

In accordance with the arrangements of the director of the Boys Depart ment of the Y. M. C. A., Robert Han na. twenty-fou boys were taken on q camping trip to Mortar Creek. de- from tpe sy eisy. rhs s'J party S1s Tss asssss ss from the city for two days, and du- ring that time the youngsters reveied The rss' parsy sap isft hds. Montgomery on Fri- day morning at o'clock, going as far as Pickett Springs on the street car. and from that place hiking 1t across camp. Arpasesmsnts ip se ene had Ss Ss.n n0 msas @ Tor the conweyance of all necessary camp utensils for the boys. and the high enthusiasm of the youthful camp srai rests were allowed on the way. but few of the boys cared to sit in the cool of the trees. Most of them sperS the time rambling after berries on the
 Mortar Creek has ions been known as cne of the most delightful streams about the city for q camping spot. and kuowu and most fit locations for the touting. The site was on q turn of the Y stream where the water was. perhaps
 snS i1Sr Ia feet dssg with a Eravsl bottom csa l the swimmers were perfectly safe un- | der the watchful care of the director and two of his assistants. Swimming ! and the rule was kept absolutely. as
 failure to obey meant no camp later | on.
 l Much amusement was caused in the pitching of tents and making a model camp. The uninitiated were given
 taste of what real camp life was. but they enjoyed every minute of the stay.
 g o'clock every one was up and eating breakfast. Some of the more Ignorant of time retired with the camp at bed that 1t must be o'clock In the morn Ing. began making an awful noise cut- ting wood for the nre. When they were Informed that t was but iz o'clock the party returned to their bedb In rather a shamefaced air.
 Chocolate cake for breakfast the boys found delightful. If had been 10 think that breakfast was about tho proper time to consume 1t. The "cooxs-. of the camp tried their hand st making the simpler dishes. and during the time bacon and fry his own eggs--although many found out that their eggs stuck to the skillet at the first three or four attempts.
 At the camp fire on Friday night the Indian tribes sat about in circle and 8 great pow-wow was indulged In. songs and stories were induiged in. but the young Indians.
 Although the camp was a lark for the uninttiated. great deal of practi- cal Knowledge was taught by the i'm structors, and the boys took to the life with the greatest of enthusiasm.
 The group that returned last evening were. tired. but wholesomely tired. bunch, yet everyone was enthusiasti- caily happy and wanting to know when the trip would be repeated for longer period. This morning every boy .will jackets routed the berry pickers. and various other amusing camp episodes.
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MISS May Bernh elm of Birmingham, the guest of Mrs. I. Dreyfus.
 MT. and Mrs. Mortimer Meyer and MT. and Mrs. sIyvafn Baum will be the chaperones.
 PETER F0RNEY CHAPTER
 TO CELEBRATE FLAG DAw.
 Monday afternoon. June IS. at $ o'clock. the Peter Forney chapter. D. home of Mrs. F. F. class. io$o South tS HUH Street An elaborate program has been prepared for the guests on that occasion. An Interesting event tion of tho Peter Forney medal 10 one Of the number of contestants from Prof. s. e. Starke's school.
 The program for the afternoon will
 l. .America' sung by the chapter.
 z. A paper. The Flag of Our Coun- sa rssd wrttsD sD sy Miss ssss ssreon of Mobile
 g: Salute to the State and United
 {. Music. by Miss Louise Glass. Miss Evelyn Glass and Miss Pauline Lewy
 5. short talks by Professor starke.
 6. Address and presentation of med al by Mrs. Amelia wyiy, Miss Nellie Brock.
 After the program the guests wul enjoy social hour with the hostess.
 OLD MAIDS CONVENTION.
 The old maids convention given by the board of control of the Soldiers did success. A good sum was realized for the circulating library and the books have been ordered from pr, owen. Mrs. Frank Fillmore writes that much of the success of the affair was due to the assistance of Mir June Pierce and Miss Minnie Watts Pierce
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-14
HOP IN HONOR or

HOP IN HONOR or
 One of the largest and most enjoy able affairs of the week was the hop given on Friday evening at Pickett Springs by number Of young men m honor of the young ladies who have and their attractive guests
 An interesting and unique grand march was led by Captain sam Els II Ilha sraceSml,y rnc 'Is % esaisted by Mr' Henry Watford and Miss Margaret Wslborn of
 Miss Hudmcn wore a costume of blue chiffon. with appropriate trimmings. ian gown of blue lingerie and laces.
 Among the other dancers were:
 Misses Maude Howe. Rebeeca Rut- Taylor Beaie, Annie Warren Jones. Geraldine Ware, Ellen Tyson, Gather dne Dent, Ida Parish. Lula Mcqueen. Clare Hertz. Lizzie Fitzpatrick, katn- Vaughan. Cora Parker. Mary Burk, Clara Galloway, Annie Laurie. Sue Foot of Mississippi. Rebecca Pentacost, Mss viile. Helen Steiner. Clara Ellen Forbes. Annie Danzlger. Lucia Richardson. Kate Steiner. Bessie Rodgers. Mary Ashley, Elizabeth Williams. Georgia erts, Mary Metcalf. Estelle. Hubble. Margaret Weiborn of Anniston, Della Hudrnan of Opelika. c. A. Butt, Genie Smith of Prattville. Britt Matthews, Lucile Strong, Minnie Reese Richard son of New York. Margaret Pittinger of Atlanta, Mir. and Mrs. William Flow CTS. Mir and Mrs. Gaston Lewis.
 Negsrs Howard Butt Calvin Sargent J. B. Folmar, Charles Tallman. Pierce Ledyard Dr. Sellers. Virgil Chandler Dr. Harry Lay Mike Njcrosi. N. D. Euz bank Gus Tatum, Parker Startling, Hugh Sanford, Hubert Dent T. w. Shack lef0rd. Troy Watts Sam Ellsber- ". Tom Alley. Leach Harris Relic Cool edge John Jones. Oscar Crenshaw, Col- lin Howe Troy Halls Seaborn Boyd. Thornton Clark Emmett Scale, Fred Epann, John Brame, Colonel Powell of Tuskegee. Frank Noble, Henry Booth, Brock Tabor. Holland Webber. Her bert Galloway, Haygood Paterson, Carlyle Duke, Frank Woodruff H. A. Lifsey, Boiling Powell of .F,loraia. MT. Henry. Mir. Hume. Mir. Shirley. Aiston Pickett Henry Watfofd, Jim Parrish Bradley Alley, Penn Morrisette Mir. Crawford. Glenn Jennings, Morgan Browder, Mir. Railey. Emile Hannon, R. A. Young, Mir. Hatcher, Ciaud Att kison, Tom Holt. Mir. Patton, Frank Rhodes, J. A. Adams. Spangler Will Hams, |. 0. StalIings Victor Cherry. DANCE AT PICKETT SPRINGS
 BY JETER SEE CLUB.
 The dance given at Pickett Springs