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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
IN WfiANG CHANG WANTS
SENTENCE TO BE DEATH
Slayer of Durham White Stew
ems Objects to Penalty of
Life Imprisonment

Pleading that his sentence be changed
from life imprisonment TO death, In
Whsn Chang. convicted of the murder
Of Durham White Stevens. appeared in
court yesterday morning and at the
request IF his attorneys. Judge Ferral /.
Nat Coghlan and John Barrett. sentence
ing.
After the motion for postponement
had been granted Chang approached
Dr. Magiil. the Official interpreter. and
asked him TO teil the court that he
would rather die on the scaffold Ac-
cording TO Ma2iii. Chang said that
when ne shot Stevens he was fully
aware Of the death penalty.
wanted to give up my life for
my country" said the Korean in ex-
planning matters to the interpreted.
Chang and ChUn. the latter now a fugi-
tive from 9uSt5t G. formed a compact
shortly before the assassination OF
stevens 10 give their lives for their
country and decided to kill Stevens.
Under the law. murder in the second
degree is punishable by life imprison-
ment and the court has been unable
10 swerve from this fixed penalty in
the past
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
Pyrography Articles Ia OFF

Stamped Eastwood Novelties, Panel Boxes Match
safes, Tables, Chairs Tobacco Jars Lined Boxes
STEMS, Waste Baskets, Stein Racks Picture
Frames, all to be sold for one-quarter off the
marked prices.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
~scoTcHy MARRIAGE BINDING

The common law or Scotch mar
riage entered into by John A. Lee, the
wealthy Nevada stoclzman, who died
recently, was yesterday found by
Judge Graham 10 be binding. Under
this decision and a similar finding by
the courts Of Nevada, Mrs. Anna Lee
the widow. comes into the half of about
$3.50, 900. There was no will and Mrs.
Lee and a nephew of the decedent who
lives IN Scotland. have agreed TO share
the estate equally. There is no other
claimant.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-27
ARION-s NEW YEARS RECEPTION

Tie "Nerein Arion" has issued inVi-
tations for New Years reception 10
De held in its temporary quarters in
oakwood hail. 1895 Devisadero street,
from until 6 O'Clock on the afternoon
n January J. A program OF vocal
end instrumental music including
solos and concerted numbers has been
arranged Tor the occasion, d number of
addresses viii be made and refresh
nents viii be served in the clubrooms-
Members OF the society have been for
eight months under the direction of
DR. * J. Belling. an accomplished
moral director and the musical pro-
gram Friday promises TO be = rare
treat
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
HFNFY'S ABSENCE
DELAYS HEARING
Alleged Contempt of Burns and
Assistants Is Continued
Until Tuesday
Prosecution Plans to Put Halsey
on Trial as Soon as His
Health Permits

Because of the absence from town
of Prosecutor. Heney the matter OF
the alleged attempt on the part OF De-
tective Burns and his two assistants,
Lawlor and SCHNEIDER, was continued
by Judge Lawlor yesterday to Tuesday
next. Assistant District Attorney
O'Gara first suggested Monday, but as
Ach, Ruefs lawyer. will be out of the
city on that day Tuesday was chosen.
Ach made a formal demand upon
O'Gara for the cards and petitions
which it is alleged Burns and his as
sistants asked jurors to sign.
The district attorney is anxious that
T. A. Halsey of the Pacific telephone
company, whose case was interrupted
nearly a year ago by his sudden Ill
ness, should again be brought to trial
as soon as he has sufficiently recov-
cred. The case was on Judge Dunne's
calendar yesterday to be set for trial.
Assistant District Attorney Cook con-
sented to a continuance for two weeks,
but stated that Langdon requested
that when the case again came up a
showing should be made as to the con-
dition of Halsey, and that Langdon
wanted the trial proceeded with as
soon as Halsey has recovered his
health.
BY consent OF all parties decision by
Judge Dunno on the demurrer to the
indictment in the fight trust bribery
charges against Schmitz, Graney, Coff-
roth and Britt was continued yester-
day for two weeks. The cases of ex-
Supervisors NJ. w. Coffey and Andrew
M. Wilson, charged with receiving and
agreeing to receive a bribe, also went
over to August 10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
ARRANGES PROGRAM FOR
ENDEAVOR CONVENTION
Quarterly Rally of
Golden Gate Union TO Be
Held Thursday

SAN MATEO, Aug. 1.-The eighty
sixth quarterly convention of the
Golden Gate union of the Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor
will be held at the Congregational
church on the afternoon and evening
of August 6. The following program
has been arranged, j. e. White acting
as the presiding officer: Afternoon ses-
sion-S o'clock, praise service. Rev. B;
v. Bozata; 3:15, scripture reading and
prayer, Rev. Samuel Quickmire; 3:25,
hymn; $3.50, lookout committee, b. f.
Mum; 3:45, prayer meeting committee,
Miss M. Smith; 4, Y. P. S. c. Z. and
missions, Rev. H. NJ. Tenney; 4:25.
hymn; 4:30, tenth legion, Rev. II. II.
Bell; 4:45. temperance committee work,
Miss NJ. Kimball; 5, general discussion,
Paul Brown, field secretary Y +. ..
c. E.; $50, recess; s, dinner; 6:45,
round table speeches, w. G. Alexander,
taostmaster. Evening session-7:SO
song service, ]. T. Hall; 7:45.- scripture
reading and prayer, Rev. B. ]. Bozata;
1855, solo, Mrs. f. H. Verney; 8, offer
ing; sos, address, "The Great Cam
paign," Rev. T. H. Lawson of San Jose,
district superintendent of the anti
saloon league; S:35, music; $40, ad-
dress, The Surrendered Life" Paul
Brown; 9:05, announcements; $40
hymn; 9:15, adjournment.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
Sculptor Justifies Nude Studies as Highest
Form of Art Workmanship
Picture Objected To by POstoHce Department Proves
Reproduction Of Old Masterpiece
By Lucy B. Jerome

lectors- A superb Segantini also was
here. but it is uncertain whether it was
saved from the fire.
ARTISTS TO WORK ON TABLETS
Putnam, who is always busy, is at
present engaged on a tablet for the
Bohemian club, which is to be placed
in Bohemian grove. The central pam
el represents the grove, and at the
sides are groups of symbolical figures.
The benches at the grove are all made
OF a single tree and the tablet is in
tended for insertion in one of them.
An inscription runs across the bot
tom of the panel which was written
by one of the club members.
Earl Cummings is at work on two
ing in Berkeley. On one will be shown
a bas relief of Senator Hearst, while
on the other will be the lettering
of a speech made by his son.
Piazzoni has large work under way
in his studio, it being the fresco for a
ceiling, shown in three panels, the
middle one about 13 feet nigh, while
the other two are smaller. being only
feet wide by high. The work is
allegorical and presents three figures.
Commerce being typified by the figure
of a man seated, looking out upon
an ocean where ships of many nations
are passing to and fro; Agriculture.
as shown by q woman's noble figure
also seated, gazing upon fields teem-
ing with life and labor, and Industry,
picturing a mechanic poring over an
unfolded plan. The work is big in con-
ception, and rich in promise. 1t is be-
ing done for Willis Polk. the architect.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
ALUMNAF RECEIVED
BY HIGH SCHOOL
Students and Graduates Gather
at House Warming of Model
New Building
Plans Supervised by Principal
Scott Make Structure Mod
ern in Every Detail

Girls everywhere-futterin through
lecture halls, chemical and biological
laboratories, drawing studio, recitation
rooms and study halls, all exclaiming
and cnattering at once over the con-
venience and adaptability Of the new
school building to their needs, was
what one saw and heard first at the
house warming given by the Alumnae
association of the girls high school
yesterday at the recently completed
building, Scott and O'FarreIl streets.
The girls We're delighted. The plans
were supervised by DR.. A. w. Scott,
principal, and the result is a model
structure. costing $4,000, in absolute
concord with modern standards of
sanitation, ventilation and lighting.
The building contains "a rooms. all
on the one floor, which are built on
the four sides of a rectangle around a
court, through which q study hall runs
In the center. leaving two small courts
for basketball and lunch resort on
either side. Each room is lighted from
one side only. thus avoiding cross
lights, and there isn't a dark spot any
where. The high ceilinged drawing
room has good north light and a
series of transoms over the windows
are so arranged that the room can be
thoroughly ventilated in less than three
minutes An electric clock rings the
various bells automatically. Accord
ing to DR.. Scott this is the only school
In California with "a rooms on one
floor, and the principal speaks en-
Enthusiastically of the advantages to be
derived.
Those of the faculty receiving yester-
day were DR.. A. w. Scott, Mrs. Mary Prag,
Miss Fidelia Jewett, Miss Adeline Croy-
land and Mr.. Zimmerman. On the stu
dents committee were Miss Gwendolyn
Powers, Miss Dorothy Green, Miss Mig
non Wand. Miss Nita Hohweisner, Miss
Grace Crakes, Miss Margaret Evelyn,
Miss Virginia Green, Miss Gertrude
Davis, Miss Agnes Giberson, Miss Mar
tha Aschen, Miss Fanny. Goldman, Miss
Bernice Johnston, Miss Anice Squiers
and Miss Nina Noise. Dancing was
enjoyed in the assembly hall
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
JUSTICE REFUSES TO
REDUCE THE CHARGE
Mrs. Jessie Murphy Must Stand
Trial for Burglary of
Residence

PALo ALTO, Aug. 1.-The prelim-
mary hearing of Mrs. Jessie Murphy
the house keeper who robbed the
Scale residence, was held this morn
ing before Justice S. w. Charles. JUS
tice Charles refused to reduce the
charge to one of petty larceny, al
though all of the attorneys were will
inig to dismiss the charge of burglary.
Miss Mabel Scale, Policeman Dan
Hickey and Willie Crane were the wit
nesses called to the stand. On the
advice of attorneys the Crane boy, who
accompanied the Murphy woman on her
Raffles expeditions, refused to testify
mate himself. The hearing was post
poned for argument until August IL
and Mrs. Murphy was returned to the
San Jose jail, the request of her attor-
ney, General w. II. H. Hart, for a re-
duction Of bail from $2,5O40 TO $1,000
being denied.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

Ten new CARDINALS
WILL BE CREATED
Vacancies in Sacred College to
Be Filled at Consistory
This Year
Presence of Gibbons in Rome
May Result in Another Amer
ican Receiving Red Hat

ROME, Aug. AT the Vatican to-
night it was considered certain that
Pope Plus would hold consistory
either before November, when the re-
form OF the congregations becomes ef-
fective, or in December, at the close of
his jubilee year. In either instance 1t
is asserted his holiness will create 10
new cardinals because the sacred col
lege is now reduced to a membership
of 5S, there being II red hats to be be-
slowed.
The presence of Cardinal Gibbons in
Rome, 1t is expected, will result in a
decision being reached as to whether
or not new American cardinal will
be chosen this year.
Cardinal Gibbons had an audience
with the pope today, which lasted one
isfaction with the condition of the
church in America.
Speaking of the changes made re-
Gently in the organization of the Roman
congregations, Cardinal Gibbons ex-
pressed his admiration for the activity
of the pope in this matter. In reply the
pope said: YOU and are of the same
age and we are still quite young"
ARCHBISHOP. FARLEY ARRIVES
Archbishop Farley of New York ar
rived here today and will be received
by the pope Monday.
After the audience Cardinal Gibbons
visited Cardinal Merry Del Val. the pa
pal secretary of state with whom he
had long conversation. This after
noon the American cardinal called on
Cardinal vannutelli. who will repre-
sent Pope Plus as delegate to the
eucharist congress in London. The
ideas of the two cardinals are in accord
concerning the London cerebration.
Cardinal Gibbons also visited Cardinal
Gotti, prefect Of the propaganda, and a
long discussion followed concerning
American affairs still pending under
Cardinal Gottfs jurisdiction.
Cardinal Gotti invited Cardinal Glib
bons, who is member of the congre-
cation of the propaganda. They are to be
at meeting of the congregation August
10. at which American questions will
be discussed for the last time. Among
the questions most likely to be con-
sidered at that time is the selection of
a coadjutor archbishop of San Fran
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
MINER AND MULES DIE
FROM HEAT IN SHAFT
Italian, Working for Funds to
Bring Parents to America,
Succumbs in Tunnel

VIRGINIA CITY, New, Aug. IA half
mile beneath the surface of the earth
and 5000 feet from the mouth of the
Sutro tunnel. G. Paccinelh was discov-
cred this afternoon with his four mules
killed by the heat In the tunners
depths He was due to report to the
shift boss at o'clock, and failure to
arrive caused a searching party to be
sent out.
Puccinelli, with his two brothers, was
working to save money to bring their
parents from Italy.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
REPoRT oF SUPERINTENDENT

REDWOOD CITY, Aug. 1.-THE re-
port of County Superintendent of
Schools Roy W. Cloud, which he has
just completed for the state superin-
tendent, shows that there are 2,945
families in the county. a gain of 523
over last year. The present number of
children between the ages of and II
years is 5,345, gain Of 1904 over the
preceding year. The total value of
school property is placed at $685., 1896,
with the bonded indebtedness at
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
Another Barnum and wild Animal.

Wild horses wouldn't drag some peo-
pie into the steep mountain country of
Nevada. Charles (Pete) Barnum en-
Joys nothing more than campaign
through those regions to trap and tame
the horses that run wild on the great
ranges. He tells about it in vivid style
in the pages OF the August number of
Sunset Magazine.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
CONTRACTOR SUES OWNERS

PALO ALTO. Aug. 1.-W. F. Hanra-
han, street contractor, who has been
constructing highways in this city for
number of years. has filed 16 suits in
Justice Charles court against property
owners on Waverley street and Uni
versity avenue east of Waverley. The
streets were paved by Hanrahan four
years ago under private contract and
the suits are brought to collect money
alleged to be due on these contracts
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
woopcRAFT 1NsTALLs OFFICERS

PALO ALTO. Aug. Thistle circle
of the Women of Woodcraft, at May
field, have installed the following OFF,
GERS: p G. N, Sadie Meyers; G. N,
Lydia Kelsey; magician, Francis Trum-
ner; advisor, NJ. Miller; clerk, Addie
McInnis; banker, Gussie Holsten;- at
tendant. Ida Price; inside sentinel, Mrs.
F. Pearson; outside sentinel, w. Shep-
or
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
BURGLAR VISITS PLUMMER HOME

SAN MATEO. Aug. 1.-The Sanford
Plummer residence at 235 Ellsworth
avenue was entered last night and
500 taken. The burglar was evidently
acquainted with the habits of the fam
lily, as the robbery was carried out at
a time when detection was scarcely
possible. Plummer, who is a manu-
facturer's agent, is away on a vacation
with his wife, the home being occu-
pied by his daughter. Miss Hazel Plum
mer. She was visiting friends at the
time of the burglary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

The aluminium books for the blind
now being printed in Edinburgh are of
thin sheets embossed in the usual way
They are easier to read than paper
books, do not soil and are practically
indestructible. Their expensiveness is
their drawback
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
WARNS or ART FORGERIEs

Apropos Of the large number OF
forgeries that are being palmed of
on unsuspecting art buyers at enor-
nous prices. the Pail Mall Gazette
has this TO say:
a certain Partisan dealer a few
years ago bought one picture each of
the following artists: Corot. Daubig-
ny, Diaz and Theodore Rousseau. He
next engaged a skillful copyist at 1000
francs a month. and secluding him in
z snug country retreat, set him to the
task OF making 25 copies of each pic
ture with slight variations of the sub
5ect IN each case The hundred copies
were the work OF 10 months, during
which the painter was seen by no one
else but his old servant All of these
were sent to the United States and
sold as originals from the collection
Of this or that well known Parisian."
It is certain that some OF the pictures
now n famous collections are not what
their owners think them. but 1t is also
certain that in San Francisco before
the FIRE there were many fine examples
Of the work OF the greatest recognized
artists. At the Art Institute. for ex-
ample. a fine Mauve was In the Spoon
er collection, and there were few
Winslow Homers owned By private col
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-06-11
Rocky T1t.

Mr. Virgil McCleskey, of Mari
eta, visited home folks Sunday.
Those spending last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs S r McCleskey
we're Mr. J M Dobbs and family,
Mr. M S McCleskey and wife, Mr.
and Mrs Dave Haney and wife, of
Woodstock; Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Wheeler, of Trickum.
Miss Jennie Dobbs, of Wood
stock, and Misses Nellie and Berta
Dobbs, of Blackwell, visited Miss
Ida McCleskey Sunday,
Mr. Frank Wheeler, of Birming-
ham, Ala, visited home folks Sat-
7rday and Sunday.
Mr. L M Reeves and family, of
Woodstock, and Mr. J E Burton
and family, of Holly Springs, Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs A J Reeves Sun
day.
Miss Maude Reeves visited the
Misses Bryan Saturday night.
There will be an all-day singing
at Mt Beulah next Sunday, in the
Old Christian Harmony. Every
body invited. ABC
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Lost Mountain.

Prof j. S. Bookheart, of Pow
der Springs, preached. a very in
teresting sermon at Midway Sun
day.
E. L. Mayes spent in Decatur at
the Sacred Harp singing conven-
tion.
S F Mayes is attending the re-
union in Birmingham.
Miss Clarice sHarper accompa-
MED him who will visit her broth
er at that place.
We congratulate Col. Walter
McElreath in winning in the race
for representative in Fulton coun-
ty. He was born and raised here.
We are glad to hear, of our Lost
Mountain boys being so highly
honored. Watch 'em! they are
climbing to the top wherever you
find them,
Misses Mamie Scott and Ruby
Kemp have returned home from
the State Normal school at Ath-
ems.
If the result Of last Thursday
election be the voice Of the people
we will accept the verdict as
gracefully as we know how and
hope there will be nothing to mar
the progress of this great state of
ours. Congratulations to the
Brown boys.
Politics has come and gone but
the grass is still worrying US.
We've got the "bread" now and
it will take but little hustling to
get the water.
Prof Rholie Ward and sister,
Miss Kennie, are at bone spend
ing vacation. Allen.
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Smyrna,

Hurrah! The election ia over,
and few of US, at least, are salts
fed with results. Are you? If
you are not, what are you going to
ado about it?
Cotton crop looks very poorly in
this section. Need the hot sun,
ank plenty of it.
Mrs J w Magill and children
spent last week with friends in
Acworth.
helms Lodge, No. 1923, F. and
A. NJ, held an interesting session
last Saturday evening, the occasion
being a visit from Grand Master
Thomas H. Jeffries. It is the first
time real live grand master has
ever visited this lodge, and the
brethren were very much enthused
over it.
Rev Crawley filled his regular
engagement at the Methodist
church last Sunday.
Judge Bloodworth and Mr. and
Mrs ] E Cumbea were numbered
among our many visitors Sunday.
They were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs A w Suttles.
Mr. John Petty has moved into
his new residence, on Atlanta Az
enue.
Several members of the Joe
Brown Club of this place went to
Atlanta last Thursday to receive
the election returns and shout for
Little Joe, " which. I am inform
ed, they did in highly satisfac-
tory manner.
Every member of Smyrna Bap-
fist Sunday are requested to be on
hand promptly at 10 o'clock next
Sunday, June 18th. Bring your
parents and friends. We expect
to tell something about our Bible
fund and Sunday school mission
work. in Camp. Sup't.
S J, the young son of Mr. and
Mrs 5 J Irelan, fell from q ham,
mock last Sunday afternoon and
broke his arm. DR. Pace rendered
the necessary medical attention,
and the young man is getting along
hn5. Critic.
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AcWOrth.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Fitzgerald, near Acwo1th, a daugh-
ter.
Miss Grace Durham, of Green's
boro, S. c., has been the guest of
Mrs G. G. Adams.
Miss Grace Putnam, who has
been teaching school at Poulan,
Ca, has returned home.
Mr.. Lemon NJ. Awtrey attended
the commencement exercises of
Mercer University, in Macon, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Northcutt
and little daughter, of Marietta,
we're recent visitors of Mr., and
Mrs. D. D. Barrett and family.
Mr.. Mitchell McMichen was as
saulted and considerably injured
about the heads last Saturday
night Eby E. 0. Collum. Collum
was arrested and released under a
$500 bond. Mr.. McMichen is able
to be at work.
Mr.. G. L. Mcmillan, of Jeffer-
son, has joined his wife and little
son in Acworth, to spend some
time with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. McMillan.-Post.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-06-11
BIaCkWelIS.

Mr. A G White, wife and baby,
Lucille, spent a few deys in Allan
ia last week, visiting her brother,
DR. w P White.
There will be an all-day singing
at Mt Beulah next Sunday, June
18th. Everybody invited to come
and bring their books, and guess
you had better bring little lunch
along with you, too.
Mr. W A Bedstill spent Saturday
night in Marietta.
There will be preaching at Eb-
eEezer on the third Saturday at IL
a m and 7:3O p m, ard Sunday at
II m and 1880 p m.
Miss Jennie Dobbs, of Wood
stock, spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Miss Nellie Dobbs.
Blue Bells.
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Corner Chapel.

The election is over, some are
rejoicing and some are disappoint-
ed, but | guess the grass will grow
just the same.
Mrs Sarah Moore Ill with pneu.
monia is some better.
Rev and w T Walden and chill.
dren spent Sunday night at Rev.
I N Moons.
Misse Euince and Lydia Bull
lard were the guests of Misses Co.
ra and Chester Daniel Sunday.
Mrs Price has returned home af-
ter several weeks visit to relatives
at Chattahoochee.
Messrs John and Jake Moore. of
Cedartown, visited their father
and mother, who are very feeble,
here last week.
Mr. Tascas Moore of Atlanta was
here Friday. Fidelity.
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AcWOrth.

Mrs D F McClatchev has re.
turned TO Atlanta after visiting
her father, Orlando Awtrey, here
Misses Ethel Evatt and NELLIE
johnson visited Rev and Mrs Ali.
son johnson at Cornelia last week,
and also visited Tallulah Falls.
Miss Dona Bailey, of Conve1s,
Is visiting Mrs E M Bailey.
The Misses Winning6am, of
Tennessee, who have been visiting
Mrs J G Stokely, returned home
last Monday.
Miss Fannie May Tlppen has
returned from visit to her sister
Mrs Gray, at Kennesaw.
Miss Grace Durham, of Green's
boro, is visiting Mrs G G Durham.
Miss Alvareen Craig returned
to her home in Chattanooga last
Tuesday, after a visit of several
months to her aunt, Mrs R M
Mitchell.
Misses Matte and Hattie Mitch
ell entertained the younger set
last Thursday evening in honor of
their nieces, Misses Lula Mitchell
and Annie Lee MCGEE, recently
home from college-Wesleyan
Macon, Ga, and Washington
Christian College, Washington, D.
c., respectively. Games were
played and refreshments served
Miss Genie Small Mitchell pre-
sided at the punch bowl. Those
present were Misses Annie Lee
MCGEE, Lula, Ray, Genie and
Dorothy Mitchell, Alvareen Craig,
of Chattanooga, Tenn, Louise
Awtrey, Pauline Collins, Pearl
McLain, Alma Phillips, Bessie
Rainey, Edna Barrett and Effie
Lunsford; Messrs Clancy MCGEE,
Orlando Awtrey, Jr Neil Avery
Linton and Edwin Lemon, How.
ard Hilley, Jim Rainey, Norman
and Roy Collins, Roy Tippin,
Ely, Thomas and Henry Grogan
Leon VIM and Alvin Lovingood,
DIXIE.