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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
SHIMMELL BLDG. IS
WORRYING DIRECTORS
Contractor Hasn't Yet Finished
Work on New SchoOlhouse; Ap-
point Miss Crowl Principal

Notice was served to-day by the city
school board on the Edward B. Car
ley Company, inc, that work on the
new Shimmell school building must
be renewed at once and the building
gotten ready for the opening day of
school, September 7, or the contract
will be turned over to the company's
bondsmen.
The remainder of the work to be
completed includes minor details
which were to have been finished re-
Gently. The only hitch now in the
plans for the opening of school next
month is the failure of the contractor
to finish the new building.
Routine business occupied most of
the time of the board at it's meeting
last night. A full corps of teachers
was appointed for the Shimmel build
ing and bills totaling S14,444.59 were
ordered paid, including expenditures
lCOntinued on Page al
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
Damage Will Amount to
Several Million Dollars

st. Louis. Mo-, Aug. 21.-An off,
shoot of the storm which swept Texas
earlier in the week yesterday did dam
age estimated at several million dollars
to crops ana other property, seriously
impaired transportation and wire ia
cilities and endangered thousands of
lives in Illinois. Arkansas and Mis-
souri,. Six persons are missing and
thousands are homeless.
st. Louis, it's suburb and neighboring
Illinois towns suffered most from the
Hood waters which followed the storm.
The unprecedented downpour-seven
to nine inches in twenty-four hours
converted brooklets into raging tor
rents which tore away everything in
their paths.
At East Alton. ILL.,, a 300-foot Sec
ICOnfinued on Pnnn q
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
TOrrential Rains Spoil
Path Valleys Big Picnic

Chambersburg, Pa, Aug. 21.-Path
Valleys big picnic, looked forward to
eagerly each summer end, met an
ignominious finish at the hand of
Aqua rius to-day. Long before dawn
torrential rains began and by 10 a. m.
the word was telephoned that the pic
mic was off. Hundreds had gone to the
valley last night and despite the rain
hundreds started this morning The
worst disappointed body will be the
candidates; it always is a gala day for
them. and all would have been present
with bells on.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
ONE KILLED IN CRASH
By Associated Prett

Philadelphia. Aug. PIE. H. Hart,
20 years old, was killed and Clarence
Mearns, 10. was probably fatally in
jured to-day when a motorcycle they
were riding along boulevard in the
northeastern section of this city
crashed into the rear of an automo-
bile. The chauffeur who was the only
occupant of the automobile, was not
hurt
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
WILL SELL BOSTON HERALD

Boston. Mass. Aug. 21.-Notice of
sale at auction of all property of the
Boston Herald, Incorporated, publish
ers of the Morning Herald and the
Evening Traveller, was published to-
day. The sale, which will take place
on September IA, has been ordered be-
cause of a default in payment of semi
annual interest on mortgage bonds
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21

Vacation season is at it's height.
Rest and recreation will not be
complete unless you have all the
news from home daily.
Your favorite newspaper, The
Harrisburg Telegraph, will fill the
gap.
The cost is the same as when
you are home. six cents a week.
Call The Circulation Depart
ment or drop a postal.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
Youth VIII Dive Of
Walnut Street Bridge

George Swartz, aged Is years, South
Harrisburg, who claims he is the
champion high diver of the city, will
give an exhibition this evening. Start
ing st 6.45 o'clock. Swartz will dive at
intervals of 10 minutes from the Wal
nut street bridge. Swartz gave an ex-
hibition last Sunday and attracted
large crowd of spectators.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
MOtOrcyclist Thrown to
River Road When His
Machine Gets "WobbIes'

When his motorcycle was suddenly
seized with the "wobbles" while he
was travelling at high rate of speed
up the River road at Coxestown yes
terday Ray Morris, of this city, lost
control and was thrown to the
macadam.
The young man was rolled over and
over, but escaped serious injury. The
machine was not badly damaged.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
ELIMINATE GRADE
CROSSINGS ALONG
LINCOLN HIGHWAY
Governor Brumbaugh Would
Start There He Tells Ser
vice Commission
36 TRAPS ON THE ROAD
Menace to Travelling Public De-
clares Chief Executive; Wants
Action Soon
SO TRAPS ON THE ROAD

Governor Brumbaugh to-day de-
clared that the State ought to make a
start in it's effort to abolish grade
crossings by eliminating those along
the portion of the Lincoln highway in
Pennsylvania. The Governor has trav-
eled many miles by automobile this
summer on his tours in this State and
has noted the grade crossings.
The Governor said, in suggesting
that the State start on the Lincoln
highway:
II hope that the Public Service
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
THE WEATHER

For Harrisburg and vicinity, Rain
Tonight md probably Sundnyt
not much change in Temperatures.
For Eastern Pennsylvania Rain
Tonight and probably Sunday,
moderate to fresh south winds.
River
The Susquehanna river and it's urfn-
cipnI branches will probably re-
main nearly stationary or rise. A
stage of about 3.S feet Is indicate
ed for Harrisburg Sunday morn
ing.
Temperatures a. M, 66i p. M, 72.
sun; Rises, 5i2 a. m; sets, 8,54
u. m.
Moon, Full moon, August "a, 4.4o
II. m.
River Stage, 3.s feet above low
water mark.
Yesterdays Weather
Highest temperature, rs.
Lowest Temperatures, 81.
Mean temperature, 0s,
Normal temperature, II.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
Chambersburg Minister,
Arabic Passenger, Is Safe;
VIII Return Home at Once
Special to The Telegraph

Chambersburg, Pa, Aug. 21.-The
Rev. DR.. George A. McAlister, pastor
OF the Central Presbyterian Church
here. who was on the Arabic, cabled
his safety this morning. He wired that
he lost everything and would come
home as quickly as he could.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
BUY MoUILLAN's RELEASE
By Associated Press

Philadelphia, Aug. 21.-The Phila-
delphia National League baseball club
to-day purchased from Pittsburgh the
release of George McQuillan. pitcher
McQuillan played with Philadelphia
several years ago. but he was released
to Cincinnati and subsequently played
with Pittsburgh.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
ITALY WANTS STATEMENT
BY 4SSa:ictcH Prr.5

Paris, Aug. 21.-The Italian am
bassador, at Constantinople says a
Rome dispatch to the Matin, has been
instructed to hand to the Porte a note
asking for formal categoric state
ment as to the departure of Italians
from the Turkish possessions
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
8 DEAD As RESULT Of
STORM IN ST. LOUIS
Two Other Persons Reported Miss
ing; Eight Victims Are
Negroes

St. Louis. Mo-. Aug. 21.-Nine per-
sons are known to have pershed in
the flood that swept the western and
southern parts of st. Louis and some
of the suburbs yesterday and two per-
sons are missing. Nine bodies were
found to-day, one that of white
woman and eight those of negroes.
The missing are negroes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
By Merest Chance Detective
Finds Alleged Bigamist in
a Cell in the Dauphin
County Jail
HELD FOR NONSUPPORT
OF THE SECOND WOMAN
Makes Complete Confession;
Will Be Tried on Bigamy
Charge; Chief of Police
Hutchinson Helped in Cap
ture

By mere chance, a detective from
Brockton, Mass, while in this city this
morning, learned that man wanted
in Brockton, on a charge of deserting
his wife and six children, was being
held in the Dauphin county Jail on a
charge of non-support of a second
wife, whom he married about a year
ago shortly after he deserted his first
wife in Massachusetts,.
Detective o. A Saunders, of Brock
ton, while in the city to-day made the
discovery. He arrived last night to
secure requisition papers for another
man being held in. Philadelphia, ana
wanted by Brockton authorities.
While speaking to Chief of Police
Hutchison, he mentioned the name of
George Furlong, the man who had de-
serted his wife in Brockton. The de-
tective told Colonel Hutchinson that ne
would like to see Furlong punished
for the desertion and that he had
heard that Furlong had married an
- ther woman in a little mining town
MN Dauphin county. During the con-
versation Colonel Hutchinson remem-
bered that Furlong was in Jail charged
with non-support and this morning he
and Detective Saunders paid the pris-
oner a visit.
Furlong Confesses
Furlong made a complete confession
to the authorities they said. He ac-
knowledged that he had left his first
wife more than a year ago.
The prisoner said that while in
Brockton he and his first wife never
had any troubles and that "she was
the finest little wife in the country"
He said that he would be willing to
go back to her and provide for her but
when asked why he left her last year
he had no excuse to offer, the officers
said
According to the police, after Fur
long left his first wife, he came to this
county, settling in Lykens and marry
ing a woman there. He has had one
child to the second wife. Recently he
was brought before the court by Mrs.
Furlong No. 2, who charged him with
non-support. The court directed him
to pay his wife a certain sum regularly
which it is said he did not do.
The authorities then arrested him
and he went to Jail. Furlong is now
being held and will be brought be-
fore court charged with bigamy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21

New York
fol
In
he S
bankruptcy,
was
o
rates paid exobant bonuses for loans and made and
w. a
wase
naly committed to Bellevue where heded in 1906
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
HELD FOR DEFALCATIoN
Clerk Took Several Thousand Dollars;
Bonding Company Makes Good

Charged with defalcation of several
thousand dollars during the last year,
Augustine S. West, 237 Kelker street
clerk for the Security Trust Com
pany was arrested last night and
lodged in the Dauphin County Prison
to await hearing before Alderman
Murray
The Security Trust Company will
not lose anything as result of the de-
falcdtions as the loss will be made
good by bonding company, which Is
prosecuting West
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
State Department Announces
That Ambassador Gerard
Has Been Notified to Call
Germany's Attention to
Disaster
PRESIDENTS WARNING
WILL BE DISREGARDED
Reported That Captain Finch
Was Warned by Submarine
and Made an Attempt to
Escape; Two Americans
Among Dead

London, Aug. 21, 1888 p. NJ
The British government to-day
authorized the statement that the
steamship Arabic was not being
conveyed when she was torpedoed
by German submarine.
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[Continued on Page 14.l
NEW MINISTER'S APPOINTED
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
Buenos Aires, Aug. 21.-Francfsco
Oliver, has been appointed minister of
finance and Carlos Saavedra Lamas.
minister of justice.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21
McNeill Is Appointed
Pittsburgh Postmaster
By Associated Pyess

Washington. d. c.. Aug. 21.-Presi-
dent Wilson to-day appointed George
w. Mcneil postmaster at Pittsburgh.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-08-21

WILLIAMS WINS CASINO cTrp
Nsvpors r. T.. Aup 2tr.nnis history rsoeste5 itself
TO-DAY in the victory Of p Norris Williams zrd Of pbls
5s7bfs over Maurice e. nrsreyq5rin Of San Francisco in
tr, anal contest for tf. r,-- -,, .f. cam. ,,,-.
v75,, Williams won iron, 77.r,,s -, t+, ,f ,.+io,,
s5srp;or yesrsgo The score, ,yss 81 ga s-sss
APABrc,s. DEAD REACHES r7pTv-srx
London Agg zr sfsp M -a, s-,.,5.5 7;.t of mas s
s.7ge-. 1o, , , sr.- .ot,1 % .iv+.,, ,,b;,,
with .,, f,-,, r,..r, ,f +5. --. .-. 1o.. ,,-..
a''s aus 4- -'' e. M - Inc '"elsn oH'e IN
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La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19

green, were reflected In the decora.
lions Of roses and clematis, huge
oowis OF pink roses being placed al
intervals about the rooms, while Gle
mats twined around the bannister
and chandelier.
The dainty course luncheon served
al the close Of the evening also car.
ried out the class colors. The host
ess was assisted In serving by her
mother. Mrs. J. B. O'Neil. her sister
Miss Esther O'Neil. Miss Ruth sher-
man and Miss Ursey Moore.
Music and games formed the en-.
tertainment Of the evening. Piano
and vocal selections were pleasantly
rendered by Miss Ursey Moore. Miss
Ruth Sherman and Herbert Rapp.
Those present during the evening
were the Misses Cecil Wright, Allie
Mae Fisher. Ruth Gilliland. Vera
Wood. velma Jutkins. Marie Inge,
Minnie Fresch and Opal Evans. and
the Messers. Erhard Froese. Frank
seeley. Harold Andrews. Everett Ed.
wards. Harold Andrews. Robert Sew.
itz and Perley Lewis.
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
Progressive Neishso--' Cl.b.


The Progressive Neighbors' Club
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. n.
X. Champion at her home in North
Ia Junta. Nine members and three
guests were present and q most pleas
ant afternoon was spent. The Par
ent- Teacher association work was "a
ken up and discussed which proved
to be very Interesting.
Late in the afternoon the hostess
served dainty refreshments. This
was the last meeting Of the club until
after the warm weather. The guests
Of the afternoon we're Mrs. H. E. Hol-
brook. Mrs. L. BishOp and Mrs. J. n.
Strong.
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
~ sss.. DsssA Cl.b.

The members Of the Phi Sigma
Dslta Club enjoyed . social evening
st,the home Of the Misses Opal and
Georgia White on Ration avenue on
Tuesday evening. After the bust.
ness session the girls formed . thea.
Ter party and attended the show. af.
ter which they returned TO the White
home where . two course lunch was
served. The club will hold its next
meeting with Miss Mabel spaldins.
s-..ts.*f ff...,.
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19

A pleasant affair Of the lstter part
Of the week was the breakfast party
given on Friday morning Of last week
Those enjoying the early morning
stroll were the Misses Edna Wiswell,
Daisy May Daniels. Myrtle Roberts.
Hulah and Meryl Black. Cora Orr.
Ethel Harris, Ethel Harris. Marion
Helm and Cecil Wright. and the
Aessrs. Kent McCauley. Maurice
Stubbs. Don Irwin. Leslie Beavers.
Harold Gilliland. Harry Knapp and
Berwin Burrows.
90
Bisthtay Party.
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
90
lAseaa RsAekah ('1sb.

Among the social affairs Of the
week vas the meeting on wednesday
afternoon Of the Lorena Rebekah
Club at the home Of Mrs.. Chas. ".
May a %ls Santa Fs avesue.
About twenty-five were present
and . most ssjoyabls sftsraooa vas
spent. Needle work formed the a..
versioa Of The Afternoon while Vie.
trola music was sajoyed.
Late ia the aftssaooa the hostess
served . dainty two course luaeh and
The club adjourned 70 meet 10 tvo
weeks With Mr.. A. 0ehults on South
Beilevisw aveaue.
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
IA. si.s f.rsy.

The urst OF the morning parties OF
the season WAS given ~ the home Of
Mrs.. George Bsbcock In the Opera
House aparsments. when Mn. Bah.
cock and Mn. O. ". Nilliksn 81.
tended their hospitality 70 about six.
teen young ladies Of the city.
Roses ws.se used II the decorations
ssd progressive 500 formed Dlsasast
eatestain1snt for the morning hours.
and u noon . three course lunchsoa
vas served b. the hostessss.
The ysans ladies enoying the hos-
pitaiity VI the hostssses were The
Misses Georgia and Opal white. Bee
Pellet. Mabel spsldias. Allie Nas
Fisher. Florence Foreman. Frsaces
Kendall. Marguerite Wondesiy. Grace
Draper. Lila and Norma cosbin. L.
ons Wo.,d. Vera Wood Fauaie Beer.
holm. Sophia Ruees. end Mrs. Deaa
Holmes.
Seassss.oIsllas
Among the veddiass Of Interest
dufiss The vssk vas the one solsna.
issd % Thursday norniss q 9
o'clock q the home Of he bsi1s's
Darests, NJ. sad Nm. D. ?. Hellas
- North L. Justs, whes thsis leugh.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
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ksllsy.Han.

est 70 maay in Ia Juata was SOLEMN
lied on last Saturday afternoon at J
O'Clock a The hons OF Nr. and Mrs
~. w. George. whsa Nr. Dallas }
Kelley took - bic bride. Miss Er'
mine Hall Of this city.
The csrenoay vas performed b,
Rev. Howard 0oldis Of The Methodist
church ID The prsssaes Of oaiy the
iansdiass relatives and . few init
nate fsteads.
Both youas peoSls are veil known
u this city aad are very populsi
amoag their associates. Miss Hall
graduated from The La Juata Hirh
Sehool With tAs class Of 1910 and
two yeass later received her diploma
from The otsts Normal at Greeley,
and Tor ths past thres ysass she ha.
ssusht in the public schools Of ihi'
city.
NJ. Kelley 10 . youas man Of CT.
eellent character. asd holds = re.
sponsibls positios II The office Of ,hs
seaesal supesiateaAeat Of the sab,s
Fe q this pjaes.
Immediately after The ceremony
~. asl Mn. Kelley len foe Kansas
City. No.. vhsss thsy sDsat Sunday
ed fso0 there thsy wsat b Chicago,
ed % 70 0sesUseswa. lsl.. 70 visit
NJ. KelDsy's aeehes. TAsy wiii sisa
vis1t LeuisvilDs. H.. asl q. Louis
No. beSeee thelP rseura hoae ID
about eve wes1s.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19

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aah. q cslseale oDslnes. ~ nisses
LuesoelA Laaes 80 n1aaeAe n1uohy.
lellGAtfully saasstaloe1 . sunbes q
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La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19

in this city having spent the greater
part OF their lives here. The bride
10 the Oldest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. F. Hollar. and IL an amiable
young woman and . fayorits among
her many associates.
The groom 10 the Oldest son Of Ar.
and Mrs. ]. A. johnson and has been
. resident OF this city since he was
five years Of age. He now holds .
position in the mechanical depart
ment Of the Santa Fe shops at this
place. and 10 . young man Of excellent
character and steady habits.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. johnson have ,
host Of friends here who are extend
ing their congratulations for years
Of happiness and prosperity.
90
1AosaeIsuitt.
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
FFsssy nsssy - TAsle.syer Hos

The home Of Mrs. Theo. Thulemey.
er was the scsae Of . pretty party on
Wednesday sftesnoos when Mrs.
Thuls0sysr cd Ars. c. z. rriplstt
sEtss1sd thsar -hosDttality- 10 shout
fifty-six ladies. rt a
Auction bridge furnished The en-.
tertainneat Of the afternoon and the
zane vas followed by refreshments
consisting Of Ice cream and cake
which was served By the hostesses.
Quantities Of red roses furnished
The attractive decorations for the par.
lors.
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19

Ss"Hssssss"sesS ~ oSs ss"sSss @s~
Mary White. Of Denver. Miss Bertha
white entertained . number Of her
friends at . picnic supper on Aoa-
day evening.
The picnic party left town about 8
O'Clock and walked 70 the hills north
Of the Fort Lyon Canal. where wees.
les were roasted and the picnic sup-
per enjoyed. Later the party rspair-
ed TO the white home In North L.
Junta, where several vocal aad H.
strumental selections and readiags
we're enjoyed.
ASais on Tharsday eveaing tAe
same party enjoyed . social evsaing
at the home OF Mrs. Blanche Saydes.
Various games and music furnishe6
shs svsoiags satsseannsat nd latsg
sAerbst and cake we're served By ths
hostess.
Those Who eajoyed both occasions
were Miss Mary white. Miss Bertha
white. Miss Lois Stevens. Mrs
Blanche Saydes. e. r. York. l.. ".
Maxwell. J. r. Findley and Claude
Denny.
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
Psc.sc sspsw.

Mrs. 8. C. Taylor and Mis- Mildred
sherman entertained at . picnic sup
per On Wednesday evening in honor
Of Mrs.. Little and Miss Evans. Of Mis-
souri. Who are the guests Of MIS-.
Taylor and her mother Mrs. Frank
Day. and miss Lendrum. Of Colorado
6asinss. Who II the house guest Of
Mis- Sherman.
The gseses vsss escorted - ehs
City Pafk vhsse supper wss seryed
q 8 O'Clock. Those prssent wsrs
Mrs. Little and two children. Paul
and Helen. Mias Ruth Evans. Miss
Matte Leadrum. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Day. Mr. and Mr.. J. b. Sherman. Ms.
and Mrs. r. Phillips. Mr. and Mr.. J.
q Woodruff. Francis Day. Mr. and
Mrs. Q. c. Taylor. Miss Mildred sher-
man. Mr.. OSh Ion. Densel 0rissom
and Mr.. Stiles.
Mo- aiaS Psssy.
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
b IIasnr u (ssssaa.

A dslishtfui affair Of the week was
the party sivea on Thursdsy nishi
By Mn. Forest Nayhsw and NM
Claresce Brown at the home Of the
former On aas Juan svsaue. II CON.
pliDest 70 Mn. Msyhsw's slslers,
Mn. Fssak Smith. Of oac City. Iowa,
ass Mis- Carrie sieas. Of s'ess City
Iowa.
ne pasioss were pesstily dseosst.
- With sesss as1 auesioa bsi1es vaa
Djayo1 q eight euaStsels tables. II.
tss lainty iuseA vas eesve1. TN
hssesss Vim saeesealn et saeshss ~.
= tbe flsse of the Week.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
Picaic sspper-Near swiak.

The following coneenial crowd oi
young people enjoyed . picnic sup
per near Swink on Monday night
The trip was made via the hay rack
route and q most pleasant time was
reported.
The young folks were chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. william Richards,
and those enjoying the affair were
the Misses Cora Orr. Marion Helm,
Hulah and Meryl Black. Edna Wis
well. Daisy May Daniels. Myrtle
Roberts. Ethel Harris. Ruth Gill.
land. Cecil Wright and Mary Hods.
son. and the Messrs. Clyde Sinclair,
Kent McCauley, Donald Irwin. Mau.
rice Stubbs. Everett wisweil. Frank
seeley. Leslie Beavers. Harold Gill.
land. Harry Knapp.