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ments. that the cry was first heard
along the lines which afterwards be-
came a classic-the great rebel veil. -
which swung from end to end of tho
army. Duncan wrote that "at the
sound of that yell the enemy fell back
and panic seized them. Cheer after
cheer went up from our men. and we
knew the field had been won. Thus
was the best appointed army that had
ever taken the field on this ontincnt
beaten and compelled to retreat in hot
haste, leaving behind everything that
tmpeded their escape. Thus did Is. 900
men with eighteen pieces of artillery
drive back ingloriously force of ex-
ceeding $4,000 supported by 100
cannon
Cameron's Hasty Flight.
Secretary Cameron. of the War De-
partment at Washington. was on tho
field and escaped on the hack OF one
Of his carriage horses. Congressman
Ely, of Rochester, who was with him,
was captured. Senator Foster, of Con-
nections, also in the party which had
come to see the battle. escaped.
Confusion OF orders and lack of ex-
act knowledge of the enemy's move
ments which a trained cavalry would
have furnished, prevented the taking
advantage of the full fruits of victory.
""NhSct w do 10 eSCldln at night
fall:
Give me 10000 fresh troops and I
VIII be In Washington tomorrow"
But there We're not the fresh troops.
nor had the South then learned the
force and power of the silent man who
few months before had taught tao
tics at the Military Institute.
Shaken by their first baptism of
hre' the southern troops We're nearly
as exhausted by victory as the North
erners We're demoralized by defeat.
BeaureGard and Johnston had not
learned the value of aggressive move
ments In defensive war. They CON
ceived 1t their duty to defend the
south-not to attack the North, and
having repulsed Mcdowell with heavy
loss and captured the field thew con.
sidered their duty done. 1t was NOT
until the following spring that the
North and the South each settled down
10 contest to a finish. leaving the
great questions a issue entirely to
the arbitrament of war
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Lungs Declared Sound
Life Insurance Granted

We. advertise Eckman's Alternative
what has been done by it's use.
Gentlemen: "On the evening of May
IL. 1907, l had five hemorrhages from
the right lung. My hemorrhages kept
up for one week-I had twenty eight
in all. Septic pneumonia developed.
My doctor told me my left lung had
also become affected. l started to take
Eckman's the last of August, 1907, and
improved steadily. Since my recovery
about year ago / was accepted for
life insurance. after two examinations
by company that had previously re-
jected me-"
(Signed af1davit> CHAS. MORGAN,
5553 Thompson ST.. Phila., Pa.
Fuller details of above case on re-
quest
Eckman's Alternative is for Bron-
chitis. Asthma, Hay Fever. Throat and
Lung Affections For sale by Owens
& Minor Drug Co. and other leading
druggists. Ask for booklet of cured
cases, and write TO E,ckman Labora-
tory. Philadelphia, Pa. for additional
evidence.
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North. South. East, West, hand clasped

North. South. East, West, hand clasped
in hand.
United we. thy children. stand
The field where the reunion and
love feast. as 1t is called, will be held
embraces about forty acres. This is
the field where two great battles end
ed where Jackson and Beauregard
stood like a stone wall in July. 1861
and where Sykes and Reno and Rey-
nolds held their ground against the
charging columns of Longstreet and
Lee in August. 1862. the lines of battle
being exactly reversed in the two bat
ties.
Jubilee Unique.
There is no doubt that the Jubilee
Will be unique said Lieutenant Round
was 1t ever known in the history OF
the world that the men who fought
each other on one of the great historic
nattiehelds of history met fifty years
after in peace and good will on the
spot where they sought each others
life?"
Included in the presentation of the
ta'oleau depicting Mrs. Mary SpeSd
MERGERS National Anthem, United"
will be the following:
Columbin-1Iiss Kate wiIIcoxen.
THIRTEEN ORIGINAL STATES
virginia May Leachman.
Massachus etts-AIiss NIinnit swart
Connecticut-Miss Gertrude Button
New Hampshire-Miss Gretta Hon
kins.
Rhode Island-AIiss Ruth Round.
New York--MisS Maud Willis
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New Jersey-Miss Jennie Lewis.
fennsylvania-Miss Lillian Amos.
Della ware--Afiss Winnie Holden.
Maryland-AIiss Neville Dogan.
North Carolina-Miss Celeste sutton
South Carolina-Miss Emma Davis
Georgia-A1iss Esther Dogan.
Florida-Miss Mary Garrison.
Alabama-Nfiss Lucy Buck.
Mississippi-Miss Myrtle johnson.
Louisiana-afiss Marie Leachman,
Texas-Miss Grace Moran.
kentncky-Miss Marian Lewis.
Iennessee-AIiss Fannie Willis
Maine-Miss Huldah Swart
Nermont-A1iss Evelyn Wenricb
West Virginla-Afiss May Wenrich
ohio-Miss Virginia Lee.
1ndiana-Miss Margaret Gallehue
Illinois-Miss Louise Mather.
Wisconsin--Miss Bessie Levburn
Michigan-Miss Aisle Metz.
Minnesota-Aiiss Marian Mayhurh
Missouri-Miss Lillian Leachman.
Arkansas--Miss Mildred Herrell
Indian Territory-AIiss Mary Larkin
Neoraska-Miss Ethel Larson.
kansas-Miss Dorothy Button.
utah--Miss Jessie Bennett.
WashinGton--Miss Williams
Oregon-N1iss Isabelle Cockerell.
California-Miss Carrie Williams.
Montana-Miss Kate Lewis.
Nevada-Miss Elinor Lewis
Oklahoma-Miss Emily Round.
New Mexico-Miss Margaret Room
Arizona-Miss Sara Clarke.
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tones up the stomach to its natural health
iul condition. Two or three tablets ate:
meals will relieve stomach disorders al
most instantly, and the continued use for
a short time will permanently cure dys.
pepsia. Get package from your. drug
store to-day and try it, with the undef,
standing that you will get your money
back il you want it, or write to the Di-
gestit Co, jackson. Miss, for an order to
your druggist. Don't delay. Try d.
,GESTIT now,
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Generous Offer By Local Drug Stores
Inc Public Given an Opportunity to Test Merit of Dgest the
New Remedy for Stomachs. Relieves almost Instantly

All frst,class drug stores have been
supplied with Digestit, the new remedy
for indigestion and all stomach troubles.
and sufferers are invited to try this new
medicine with the distinct understanding
that your druggist will refund the cost
il you are not pleased with the results Of
few doses DIGESTIT is certain
relief for all forms Of indigcstion--sour
stomach, heartburn. belchina. or that
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full, stpify feeling after eating hearty
meal. The distributors Of this remark
able remedy propose to prove its merit
beyond doubt, and to any one who is
not willing to try it on the assurance Of
his druggist to refund the price, they will
send an order to any drug store for a full
size package without cost.
81 DIGESTIT is harmless remedy, alb
solutely free from poisons or habit-form-
ing drugs; 1t simply digests food and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
Use Unfair Methods
to Convict McNamaras

fny ualtrd rre.s Ileased Wire Direct 20
~eafti~ Star Office
Los ANGELES, May 9-iiandi.
capped through lack OF knowledge
81 the states case against the Nc.
Namara brothers. the attorneys for
the defense today are making every
effort 20 obtain from District Al.
torney Fredericks a copy OF the
testimony taken by the grand jury.
The prosecution holds the whip
hand. and Il Is thought will endeav-
or 70 keep the testimony from the
defense as long as possible Barely
enough evidence will be brought
forward At the preliminary hearing
to insure holding the McNamaras.
Is Schmidt Deadf
Burns agents here are said 20
have received reports thar NJ. A.
Schmidt. known as .'Schmitty." and
alleged to be under Indictment. has
been killed. District Attorney Fred.
ericks says the case Is clinched
without the testimony OF Schmidt.
but other attorneys differ. claiming
that Schmidt is the connecting link
between two labor men and a wo.
man accomplicc.
A former member OF the prosecu.
ton declared today that Schmidt.
not Mcnamara. was the man 20
have been caught. for with schmidt
In custody. every man connected
with the dynamitlng would have
been caught eventually. Without
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03

Schmidt. az least three will escape.
This man. an attorney familiar
with the case. also criticised the
forces OF the defense He declares
that they lack good cross exam
lining attorney. barrow. he said. Il
hrainy. but not fiery or quick Rap
paport Is not skilled In criminal
cases. Job Hartman IL a younger
lawyer. and u an unknown quaint.
~. Hilton Is slow
Call }. Ham Lewis.
The intlmatiun was made that
the defense probably would seek
the cooperation OF J. Hamilton
Lewis Of Chicago for the purpose
ol cross examining Witnesses.
The Mcnamara brothers prob
ably will be tried separately The
defense has right 10 demand this.
The district attorneys office de,
ciared that ortie McManigars al
legged confession e. not needed. that
Il has enough evidence 10 convict
the MeNamaraH without his testi.
m0ny
That Mechanical has never been
granted Immunity Is reiterated. II
convicted, II probably will mean q
life sentence for McManlgal. as Cal.
iforula Is the only state IN which
the crime OF which he Is accused
that OF dynamiting building in
which there was human life Is not
punishable With the death penalty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
VIII Pay $4,000 for
National Anthem
0iy United Press leased WIre. }

CHICAGO, May 3.-"Wanted--
National anthem"
With this cry being sent out far
and wide from Chicago today, DR..
J. -. McFatrlch, president Of the
board OF education, has In hand
nearly $1,000 to turn over to the
man or woman who will write the
best song.
Dr. McFatrIch has questioned
100 business men here about the
national song. Twenty-three only,
he said, gave him the correct
answer. "The Spangled Ban.
ner." Then. to his dismay, DR.. Nc
Fatrich found that he, too. was
wrong. There isn't any national
anthem. Then DR.. McFatrich got
busy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
BOOST MARSHALL

fHf Inlted FFrHs TFaAed NIfrl
BUFFALO. y. v. MAY "A
presidential boom for Gov Thos. Il.
Marshall Of Indiana war launched
here today IN the National Monthly
edited by Norman Mack. chairman
Of the democratic national commit
tee.
on the tarifffor only
plank. the Hoosier executive ia
quoted as saying IT viii drive from
the party some who think they are
democrats
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
BULLETS SCRAPE
PANAMA PRESIDENT

was giving a banquet TO friends fol.
lowing a trip through the province
OF Chiriqui. As the host rose 10
answer a toast to Panama. six re.
volyer bullets whizzed by him into
the wall. The country was secured,
but the wouldbe assassin escaped.
The shooting IL the result. It IA
thought. Of the hot fight nov on
for the presidency OF Panama.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
EVEN RUSSIA IS
CLEAN MING UP JAIL 9

The prison was constructed TO ac-
commqdate $50 inmates. but for the
past II months there have been
between 500 and 800 packed into IL.
In one single room. intended TO
accommodate only 10, O. we're
packed The nth Of the whole
building was beyond description.
Az last an epidemic Of typhoid
broke ouf and cases began 10 appear
In the town AZ well Then the
government acted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
WILL SELL ALL
1OO.OOOBUTTONS

One hundred thousand Golden
Potlatch buttons will yet be sold.
according 10 the estimates pre-
scented to carnival officials at a
Joint meeting OF the executive. n.
nance and publicity committees Of
the association last night
The sale 10 date IL much larger
than vas first thought The 10000
buttons issued for public sale re-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
Here Are Reasons Why
Seattle Needs New Y.W.C.A.

any new member to be accommo-
dated. Much as the Y. W C. A
might desire To do 30. pressing as
the necessity for help might be. II
is an utter impossibillty to extend
tho work further.
Membership IL open to every
moral woman. irrespective OF creed,
or lack Of creed As soon az a new
building il erected. the privileges
OF membership will mean some
thing greatly worth while
Right now Il is being petitioned
by hundreds OF girls in factories
and in department stores to extend
it's work among them.
But It Ia a physical impossibliity.
There isn't room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03

ported by the financial agents did
not include those issued 20 clubs
and organizations. and these organ
nations already have sold larger
part of their allotments and prom.
Use 10 sell practically every but.
ton given them.
The sale win continue. and an
especially vigorous effort will be
made during the next ten days to
sell buttons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03

Most everyone In Seattle knows
now that the Y. W G A IL plan.
ming 10 ask the community for
enough money 10 erect a new home.
Here are few reasons why the
women working 10 hours day for
this cause think a new building Ia
necessary:
There are 10000 women In Seat.
tie between the ages Of 10 and IS
Ten thousand earn their own bread.
There IL an appalling need for a
place where these women can lind
recreation and companIonahip-
where amusement Is safe and re-
spectacle.
The present equipment Of the as
ISOLATION makes IL impossible for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
We've Got EN-,
Saws Burns
nv raIt.a rrr.. Iss.ea wiz. }

ny tnffed frre@ tss1sFd wire
COLUMBUS. O.. May 1.-The
legislators Involved in cur insos,i-
qstion here are the biggest and
boldess araftsrs ever encountered.
We have the men absolutely elneh-
cd" said Detective VIM. J. Burns
today.
Corruption in both houses is
widespread. he said. But there
IL no doubt that we have the graft
crs hard and fast"
The Burns agency men who acre
arrested here on charges Of bri5lng
Representative Nye testified be-
fore the grand jury today The re-
publican members OF the legislature
today pledged their support TO Gov.
ernor Harmon In clearing up the
situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
LEGISLATORS QUIT
UNDER HOT FIRE

he gave Vining was not the original
marked bills he had received from
the Burns detectives Gov liar.
mon examined the money and testl.
fled 20 the grand jury 20 this effect.
Il Is suspected the Legislators are
panicky. as score appeared and
asked permission TO testify before
the grand Jury.
One peculiar effect OF the hood.
ling expose n the way Il IL affect.
ing progressive legislation. Those
reactionary democrats who have
been blocking all reforms. now
thoroughly frightened. are pushing
all the measures they hitherto op-
posed Not a lobbyist Is visible
about the capitol.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
SEATTLE BANKERS
HELD IN n. Y.

Word was received from New
York yesterday Indicating that It
will be several weeks yet before the
Seattle bankers summoned there as
witnesses I'm the United Wireless
trial will get back to Seattle
They went East three weeks ago
and have been waiting from day 10
day for a chance TO testify. II came
yesterday. They are X. V Ankeny.
James r. MoVay, c. 8. Harley, j.
w. Swalwell and David II. Moss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May s.--Pre.
dictlons Of startling developments
to come in the legislative hoodling
inquiry here are partly Justified
today in the resignation In a body
OF six members OF the house steer.
ing committee. which leaves Rep
resen'atiye Nye. its chairman. the
only remaining member.
The members resigned when they
learned that In spite OF Nye's state
ments that he bad accepted brides
merely 70 trap the brlbers. be had
not reported the brides 10 Speaker
Vining until two weeks after he
had accepted them. and the money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
BOAT SINKS

fny tniied rr-ss Leased wireD
MILWAUKEE. Wis. May IA
two-masted schooner. believed to be
a trader. has capsized of WhitcfIah
bay. half mile out In Lake Michi.
gan. and Il IL feared her crew OF AT
least five men have persisted Life
savers have been trying 10 reach
the wreck. but a heavy sea IL run.
ming and the rescuers have not yet
succeeded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
TRY HUMAN

Thomas human. suspended as
sistant fire chief. must appear be
fore Justice OF the Peace Fred c.
Brown this afternoon TO answer
the charge OF grand larceny. lodged
against him for stealing boots at
the Eyres' warehouse fire last
week.
Though IL pairs OF boots were
stolen only two have been located,
one taken by Nunan and another
BY G.. +. Bobb. a substitute fire.
man. Chief Clark is still invest.
eating the matter. to locate the
other IL pairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
Case and Lamping
Fired From Guard

ing are honorably discharged. and
may apply 10 be placed on the re
tired list
Gov Hay and Adjutant Leweliyn
have determined upon thiB course
Go end the National Guard fcud
that has all but actually disrupted
H.
The governors order cast no re
Election on Col Case. who ID audi.
tor OF King county. bat followed
the reasoning OF the Legislative in
yestigatinE committee that the
elimination Of Case and Lamping
would help restore harmony In tb"
guards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03

Reports Urged

The necessity OF reporting tuber-
culosis cases and guarding against
the disease being communicated 70
others. Is urged In the March re.
port Of the King County AntiTuber-
culosis league.
The leagues nurses made 1914
visits among i2s patients. IS OF
which are new cases.
The new Henry Memorial SAM
tary Home. with eight open.air cot
tages. was opened Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
Foils Hold-Up

OAKLAND. Cal. May Miss
Ethel Hutchinson. 20. daughter OF
an official OF the Key Route com
pany, routed highwayman who
grabbed her purse and attempted
TO wrench a diamond ring from her
hand yesterday.
Miss Hutchinson neither tainted
nor screamed Instead. she struck
the robber with all her might full
In the face. scratched his eyes and
finally kicked him. The highway.
man was 80 surprised that he stood
and took the beating.
You're a gritty kid" he gasped.
"The joke IL on me" Then he
turned and ran away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03

Col Otto A Case aud Col George
II Lamping. heads OF rival fac.
tlons. have been fired out Of the
National Guard by the simple
method Of abolishing their post
tionR
Case was In charge OF the pay.
master department. LampinE Of the
oommiHaary department The Of.
fetal axe swung. and the order has
been issued that ~the Hyatems OF
organization heretofore respective.
~ adopted for the pay and sub.
sistencc department are abolished
and discontinued " The order
further states that Case and Lamp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
81 rnited Press Ieased Win.

NOvOTCHERKAsk. Russia. May
alter months OF effort the cid-
zena Of Novotcherkask have finally
induced the minister Of justice 70
do something toward remcdying
the awful condition 81 their local
prison. Many OF the convicts are
being transferred 20 other places
OF confinement. and the sick ones
about 30 per cent Of the total
are being sent 10 the hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
NJ CURE QUITS

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May a.
Disappointed at the poor showing
made BY the Cleveland Maps. Man.
ager Mcclure today rendered his
resignation. effective Immediately.
Owners Of the team announced
that Stovall probably would be ap.
pointed 20 succeed Mcclure and
that the latter would remain with
Cleveland as the clubs scout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
FAVOR DIRECT
ELECTION

COLUMBUS. Ohio, May 3.-The
state senate. by vote OF is 10 is.
yesterday passed the wyman bill
for the direct election Of United
States senate. As the bill already
has passed the house. Il only awaits
the signature OF Gov. Harmon. u
IN believed the bribery scandal
frightened the senators into passing
the measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
Want Rent Cut

Tenants OF the Orpheum block
petitioned the county commission
ers this morning 10 reduce their
rents. The rentals were fixed, they
said in their petition, when times
we're better. Nine tenants joined
in the petition. They also argued
orally for the reduction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
Hillman Will Move

c. d Hillman. convicted real es.
tate operator. IL going TO move to
Everett. pending his appeal to the
circuit court of appeals.
His family Ia going with him.
and they may decide to make Ev-
erctt their permanent home. Be
fore doing this. however. Hillman
VOWS he viii 10 after at least four
lawyers responsible for his being
sued on unsatisfactory contracts.
Hiilman announces his intention
to develop Birmingham and Cath.
cart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
Germans Seek Pole

fBf United Press leased Wire)
BERLIN, May "A German Ant.
arctic expedition with Lieut.. F'ilcher
In command left Hamburg today
aboard the Deutschland for Buenos
Ayres From the Argentine city
the party will proceed south for
general exploration work There is
no announcement that they will try
70 reach the South Pole.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03

COLON. r. p. May 3.-Word
has been received here Of the at
tempted assassination AT David Of
Pablo Arosemena. venerable first
designado and acting president Of
Panama.
President Arosemena. who IL "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03

SAVANNAH. Ca. May 3-The
granddaughter % Admiral Raphael
Semmes OF the confederate navy
has been appointed BY the United
Sons % Confederate Veterans a.
sponsor for the whole south for
that organization al the annual re.
union Of the United Confederate
Veterans. to be held al Little Rock.
Ark. this month. she IA striking.
~ beautiful girl. and one OF the
most prominent and popular OF the
Alabama smart set.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
GIRL LOSES SUIT

CLEVELAND, Ohio. May 3 -
A jury in the United States court
here today denied Miss Georgiana
Young. Pittsburg's "Wistaria girl,
$4,000. the amount she sought ia
recover from James Corrigan, jr.
millionaire. for alleged breach OF
promise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
TAFT CAN'T COME


PORTLAND. Or, May 3. - Ac.
oording TO word received here to-
day from Senator Bourne. Presi-
dent Taft has decided that he will
not be able to visit the Pacific
coast or Alaska this summer. as
was reported.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
WARRINGTON - ]

ton by Congressman Stanley
(dem.. KY, calling for an inyesti-
cation as to whether the u. s.
Steel corporation had violated the
Sherman antitrust law. was favor
ably reported today by the house
committee on rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
LONG sEAcH. caI,-Und.terred

by his mishap yesterday. when his
aeroplane was wrecked. H. j
French. youthful inventor, says
he Will attempt a second flight in
his homemade machine. French
was only slightly bruised In his
50-foot plunge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-05-03
FL a ~ BIG
CA MPAIGN

Beginning next Tuesday morning
and lasting through Saturday, every
Available source will be canvassed
for amounts, large and small. to
make up the $500. 900 needed for the
new Y. w. G. A. building. The
women's committee Is in charge OF
Mrs. Clarence l.. White.