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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
Mr.. Malone's Comfortable Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Homer G. Malone, who
moved here from Washington last
spring, have completed the improve
ments made to their new home-the
property on Main street long known
as the Chapline house and later own
ed and occupied by the late DR.. Butler
and after him by Harry E. Mundey.
This is one of the substantial brick
houses such as have long character
lied Shepherdstown, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Malone have made it one of the
desirable homes in our community. 1t
has been remodeled TO make il more
convenient and comfortable, repainted
and repapered throughout. with steam
heat, electric lights, a new bathroom,
and various alterations and repairs,
until il is now very beautiful home.
All the work has been done with an
eye TO beauty as well as utility, and
with the tasteful furnishings il is al
together a charming home One of
the features of the house is stairway
OF especial beauty in design and so
easy of ascent and descent that one
hardly knows he is going up or down
steps. Mr.. Malone is also improving
the grounds in the rear of the house
and has erected a garage at the end of
his lot. We hope that he and his
family will live long to enjoy their
delightful home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
shepherdown Jefferson County, Virginia Thursday July Is 1920

myers the Sharpsburgers had about as
much chance as the famous lii snow
ball that wandered far from home.
rive scattered hits was all they could
collect The visitors PLAYED with a
great deal of pep, but they lack still n
lew OF the finer points on fielding. For
some time their management has been
anxious TO secure a game in Shep-
herostown, and we presume that
everybody is now satisfied. In the first
inning Sharpsburg came the closest
10 scoring, when the first man UP walk
ed. He was advanced to second, and
on an attempt 10 score on hit TO right
Mcdonald threw him out al the plate.
After that Brandy was never in much
real danger Shepherdstown, however.
added two more in the fifth, and after
that we almost lost count. because the
rubber was dented almost every inn
ing by Shepherdstown spikes. Rice
caught splendid game for Shepherds
town, and indeed looks better every
game. Rogers held down first, Mckee
second, Leege shortstop and Moler
third; Potts, Snyder and Mcdonald
guarded the garden. A fair-sized
crowd witnessed the struggle, and all
allowed il was a pleasant evening
that is, all except the Sharpsburg fans,
VINO were present in considerable num-
bers, hoping that their ambitious
youngsters might make a good showing
against a real team. The town team
seems to have struck its stride, and has
won four out of the last five games al;
home. A victory this afternoon in
Winchester will make things even bet
ter.
The management of the team this
season has been the best, perhaps, that
has ever guided a Shepherdstown
baseball club. Baylor Reinhart has
shown himself most jealous at all
times for the welfare of the team. and
unreServedly works for the success of
the club. Good teams have faced
Shepherdstown, and the game has
been free from wranglng and kep
moving by virtue of the fact that
Manager Reinhart is always on the lob
With a plentiful supply of baseballs
while this is expensive, yet it is money
well spent in the end, for a satisfied
crowd returns for another game. Moth
ing breaks attendance so much as
wrangling and delay. Then, too. when
the team goes away from home TO PLAY
II Is housed at hotels and kept com
Portable. Under the management in
former years the club would have been
compelled to 90 to Winchester in their
baseball uniforms, and probably drive
nome without much supper. But ac-
commodations have been reserved al
the Hotel Jack for this afternoon, and
the club can go to Winchester and re-
turn in most comfortable and eniov-
able manner. The management surely
IS an improvement Gatekeeper
George Knode is always on the lob at
the home games, in order that the team
may have the wherewithal 10 keep I'D
its good record.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

Try a bottle of that good ginger
ale at Boswell's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

announcement is made that the teach
ers' institute for Jefferson county will
He held in Charles Town the week be-
ginning August 23. The instructors
will be George NJ. Lynch, of ST. Peters
burg, Florida, George n. Colebank, of
fairmont, and Lucy Robinson, OF
Wheeling.
The Berkeley county institute will
be held in Martinsburg the week be-
ginning September 9th. and the in
sTuctors will be E. L. Lively, Of Fair
mont and J. W. Sprowls, of Burling-
ton. Vermont.
For Morgan county the institute will
oc he'd the week beginning August
18th. The instructors will be a. F.
Gregory, a. 6. Wilson and William Nc
llwec.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
Notes of the Game.

Brandy" Myers surely deserved
great credit for having defeated Win
chester, when only two days before he
had worked so effectively against Mar
tinsburg. He easily is the most sue
cessful pitcher that Shepherdstown
has produced in a long, long time
With rare mixture of modesty and
natural baseball ability, he gives the
team confidence at all times by his
mere appearance on the field.
Marshall was the individual star for
Winchester. He scored the only run
tive chance he had in left field in fine
.,tyis. Pope, too, was on the Job. His
hh scored Marshall in the first frame
and laber in the game he heaved a
double that bounced over the right
field fense.
Weems almost tied the score in the
third inning. Crowl dropped his fly
TO right field. Marshall sacrificed him
TO second. He pilfered his way to the
third conner but was out at the plate
on close play, Mcdonald TO Rice,
when Buck grabbed Plank's hot groun-
der out of the dust and whipped the
ball home.
Mcdonald had warm time at Sec
ond, and accepted some difficult
chances in the good old-fashioned way.
Mpler led in the attack for Shep-
herostown, with two hits and a walt
in four trips to the plate.
Immediately after the game Man
ager Reinhart arranged for a return
game with Winchester, in order to
play off the tic which now exists be-
tween the two teams The town team
goes there this afternoon to do battls
with the Nirginians once more. w
have the best show TO win, for with
Brandy pitching in his customary
form, the game is bound TO be close
ana Weems' delivery may be solved ir
another game or two.
On Monday evening the town team
overwhelmed Sharpsburg's best,
strcngthepd BY Bishop and Letter, the
FagerStown battery, BY a score Of Is to
O. The fray was in favor Of Shep-
herdstown all the way from the first
inning, when four runs came across the
plate. Thereafter at ireqHent inter
walls, Sharpshurg's defense cracked and
crumhled, and the home boys took
advantage Of the errors ard with op-
portune hits converted them into runs
Fourteen hits we're plucked of of
Bishops delivery. but against Brani'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
The Morgan's Grove Fair.

The officers Of Morgan's Grove fair
are pushing along the preparations for
the coming fair, which will be held
this year from August 3lst to Septem-
per Sd, inclusive. The catalogues are
ready for press and it is hoped 10 soon
nave them printed. Secrtary w. n
knode is negotiating now for ar.
fractions for tine fair, and expects TO
nave some interesting shows. The
premiums in the various departments
nave been largely increased. and ex-
hioltors will find it worth while TO
prepare exhibits for the liberal cash
prizes that will be offered. Persons
VINO desire tents are requested 70
notify Secretary Knode without DELAY.
Inc secretary will give information on
various matters 10 those who desire
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
SCORE BY INNINGS
SCORE BY INNINGS
WINCHESTER 900 O O o.
SHEPTOWN 90 o O o

Summary Two-base hit-Pope Sacrifice hits.
Myers Marshall. Stolen bases Snyder 2, Rice.
Spillman. Earned runs, Shepherdstown L. Win
chester /. Bases on balls off Myers 2 off Weems
3 Lett on bases. ShepheIdstown 10 Winchester
10: Wild pitch. Weems. Struck out BY Myers by
Weems Z. Double play. Marshall TO Taylor. First
base on errors. Shepherdstown 2. Time OF game
hr. % minutes. Umpire Shipley. Scorers, Bev-
erley and Myers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
NCE THE BEST TEACHER

pro,c., zee has taught the wisdom of
Gre c- r.', Your crops against loss nv
hort term insurance policies
y. Written by
"' 'E'ou, Alexander e. Cooke
'harles Town. W. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
Teachers Appointed.

The board of education of Shep-
herdstown district has appointed a part
OF the teachers for the ensuing year.
but there are some vacancies vet to
be filled. The former teachers for the
ShepherdstQwn graded school have
oeen reappointed, as follows: Princi-
pal, Geo. I. Knode; first grade, Ruth
Taylor; second, Mildred Banks; third.
Abbie Banks; fourth, Louise Right
slime; fifth, Julia Hill; sixth. Ella
Kelsey; seventh, Mrs. Florence
Lola Walker has been appointed
teacher of the Shepherd Grade school.
The board fixed the salaries of the
teachers at S85 month, an increase Of
$40 over last years salaries: for
holders of No. 2 certificates 500 a
month will be paid and for No. 2 SsS.
The salary of the principal of the
graded school has not yet been fixed.
The Charles Town Board Of educa-
ton has reappoined Professor Wright
Denny as principal of the graded and
high school, with the following as
sistants: Lallie E. Craiehill, Laura E
Campbell. Bee LaBoyteaux, Martha
Phillips, Mary T. Howell, Nellie q
Dick, Mary E. Kercheval, Parthenia
Thomas, Katie 3. Leslie, Annie D..
Baker, Julia L. Moore, Mary V. Engle.
Margaret Bishop, Nellie C. Turner,
Katherine Baylor and Eva Phillips.
The board has appointed Miss Ola
Conner as principal of the Shenandoah
Junction school, She was at the head
OF the Halltown school last year. Miss
Frances Daley, of Shepherdstown
has been appointed principal of the
Mt. Hope school at Mechanicstown
with Miss Elinor Selden assistant,
Other appointments in Charles Tovs
district are: Miss Estelle ST. p. Al
bridge. Bardane; Miss Sarah Camp
6eli, Wiltshire's; Mrs. Pansy Cook,
Loar; Miss Meta B. Shirley. Ramey's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15

Why worry about spots on your
clothes when Owens drug store has
the best spot remover that can be had.
Also clean your Old straw hat with FL
kay straw nat cleaner. Moncy bact
if il fails. Ovens drug store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
RICHMOND WILL HAVE
NEW COUNCIL THIS WEEK
Seven New Faces In Lower Branch
and One in Upper-Organizc
Wednesday,.

Richmond will have new City
Council this week.
There will he seven new faces In
the lower branch and one in tho
Board of Aldermen when the new
body is organized next Wednesdays.
The Common Council has been called
TO meet at i. NJ. and the Board at
branch. '"'''
Henry w. Woody. funeral director.
OF Jefferson Ward. is the only new
ALDERMAN. he eleven who retain
their seats are; William H. Adams
and IL. Wavcrley Melton. of jefferson:
ally and William W. Workman. OF
Madison; Jack J.. Epps. Ordway Pull
Ter and Julien Wintrey. Clay: Bar
ton IL. Grundy. Marx Gunst. and w.
stewart White, Lee.
The new Common Council consists
Of the following: Claude l.. Batl;ins.
W. {. Carpenter. Fred IL. Powell. Il.
Lee Roden and John L. Rose. Jr. OF
Scaton. Jacob Um!auf. James T.
Peters and James T. Mann, Clay:
James l.. Dickerson. NJ. T.. Johns
Percy $. Smith. T.. Raleigh Phillips
Garter {. Jones. Harvey l.. Atkinson
Thomas Il. Morton. Jesse "A. Ladd and
John w. Moore, OF Madison.
Ii is n forcgouc conclusion that
elected president OF the Common
Council To succeed Il. Leo Peters. who
declined denomination in the April
urinary Clarence Seaton., or Clay,
cecaing Mr.. Powell in that Office
President; William H. Adams and
N!ce-FrcSident Joseph T.. Powers. OF;
the Board o! Aldermen. will he elected
10 succeed themselves
There VIII be few changes of i'm
portance in the standing committee
chairmanshipS. Colonel Barton III
Grundy will continue os chairman Of
derstcod that Councilman John w.
Moore VIII go to III" Finance Com
mittcc. while Councilman Carter
Jones takes Mr. Moore's seat on The
streets Committee. an exchange of
places.
ordwav Pul!er will eac ynue -
chairman of III" Streets Committee,
with William ~ sullivan "a sub
chairman. touncilman English may
80 TO the Finlnc" Committee. there
~ making = placc on tn" Streets
Committee for one % the new mem
he'. Marx iunsi VIII contjnu" IS
chairman OF the ordinances Commit
tee. Claude l.. Hatkins VIII r"lul in
as chairman OF the Committee on
Public buildings. Properties and ttili-
ties
Retirement OF Jefferson G. Powers
leaves a vacancy in The Craftsmanship
of the Dock. River and IIarbor Com
!nitt"c. Councilman Moore. II II" ac-
ccpts IG2 seat on tn" Finance Com
Mite. Will thereby be rendered in
eligible 10 retain the Craftsmanship Of
now holds, and Il new cha irman will
have to be chosen
city C!crk Alfred II Mcdowell Is
ex- otiicio clerk O. both branches of
ci! Viii continue in the Office OF SER
Seant-at- arms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30

MOVEMENT FOR HOSPITAL ON
SOUTH SIDE GIVEN IMPETUS
Funds for stG0.GOa building VIII He
Obtained by Suic OF
bonds.

Plans for erecting q modern hos
pital on tie South Side were discussed
by pr, John y i!urushy Friday night
NJ a meeting Of PHYSICIANS and citi-
zens OF The South Sid. III Hastings
Court, fart II. Or. liOrnsby was in
trOluced 10y pr. z. ). Jones. Dr. j. G..
I.orinS chairman o! the hospital
buiiu.ng committee. presided
IL. loving WAS instructed to APP
point q committee Of citizens TO
co-"pertt" with TIA. physicians. No
fG:ihc! action WAS taken. although
- ~ understood that the hospital
practically is assured. Tn. plans. as
outlined by several doctors on the
SCUM Side previous "a the meeting.
calls for an expenditure Of about
ii1V.O0V aud the hospital viii have
100 beds. being modern in every way.
Short talks We're made by TaZcwsll
NJ, Darlington, Alderman W W.
Workman, Councilman carter Jones.
DR.. shelton ana others. Each stressed
the need Of another hospital in South
Richmond.
That the sale OF bonds was the
best method OF securing funds was
stated by Spr. iiornsby. He viii spend
two or three days in This city on
his next visit and go over the stu
at!on thoroughly with the committee
10 be appointed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
CODE MAKES INVOLUNTARY
MANsLAUGHTER A FELONY
Commonwealth Attorney Wise
Issues Warming TO
Automobiles.

George T.. Wise. Commonwealth
Attorney. yesterday issued warn
ing to- motorists that the new Code
or Virginia makes involuntary man
slaughter felony punishable by
penitcntiary sentence. His warning,
lie stated. was given because OF the
number OF very serious and fatal uc-
cidcnts. which have happened in
Richmond within the past few months,
and not because of any special ease.
lie said that carcicssncss largely Is
responsible for the numerous acct
dents which have occurred. many OF
which he thinks. could be avoided.
by the new Code. involuntary
mi nnii,la is made felony. pun
jury. anywhere from Il fine 10 five
years in the pcni,cntiary. The re-
Nisers Of The Code were. as they say,
prompted in changing the law by the
prcraicnce Of the careless driving of
autoinobiies and other vehicles" he
said last night.
kiliihE OF human being. withou,
mnnllce: hut in the commission OF an
uniawiui act, or. the commission OF
lawful act in an unlawful manner
Therefore. under the law. as II
now stands. person may, through
SSarciessncSs alone. commit Il felony
that ncarlV ail IN ana ,s observation is
nlic accidents in Richmond arc
sauSed ny The carclcssncSs of drivers
80 street corners. failure of one or
noth drivers. at Intersections or
streets. 10 take proper observations
ana precautions. or in other wnrd.
careieSSnosS. which as above st:,tnd
ny amount TO felony" Mr.. Wise
~ richmond ,,,, has splendid system
H. o.; r:i,ic regulation. capably and cr
mcientiy operated by the rrou"r or
c ntrrS; hut nut until the operators OF
nrr.i,;;,, are more fully APP
~, I'VE or their individual dT,y.
W" We may cxpcc; from time 10 tin,?a
a1S.t,rcNsing accidents ''''e'
MAKE the above statement ,s
'uh. believe. Information. i'm M,
-; 81! ienst. not fully known or nn,,rs
ny automobile drivers. ana H.,
;.e mop" hat ii may he helpful AMI
or coursc. in 81 general w,, maze II.
or unnS,i, i, as a criticism OF any pa,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
B. NJ. SHEPHERD PRESENTS
FARMER SIDE OF QUESTION
Tells Oliver J. Sands lie Rccl>oncd
Without Labor Shortage and
Production Costs.

Demanding TO know from what
source the labor is to come which
is TO be employed in boosting the
production OF Americas farms. as
urged by oliver J. Sands. Richmond
banker and head OF the agricultural
committee OF the Chamber OF Com
mcrcc. Il. Morgan Shepherd. a mem
Der OF the same committee. replies to
Mr.. Sands recent statements regard
ing production. and the contrast be-
tween exports and imports OF farm
products by the United States in 1919
air. Shepherd points out that where
scarcity of labor is not the leading
obstacle in the way OF accomplishing
what Mr.. Sands program maps OUT,
monte farming bars the way. para
doNical as this may seem to lie. There
has been no drop in the. cost of fer
tilizins materials. or. farm implc-
ments. he declares. Also the farmer
is confronted by Il situation that alb
solutely shuts him of from borrowed
system is tied w.
Admitting the truth OF all of sir.
Sands statements reeardinE the
hides. etc. Mr.. Shepherd asks him
TO rcfute the fact that Virginia
farmers this year have been com
PEELED TO resort to a pooling process
in order to realize anything at all
on their wool crop.
Al the present time. he sets forth
there are more hides in storage than
have ever before been known In This
country. while the farmer who has
amy 10 sell cannot get single offer
for them.
Mr.. Shepherd also declares that the
Virginia and Carolina peanut grow
crs cannot scrapc together, through a
cooperative storing plan. enough TO
cover the expense OF production.
while SPECTATORS. into whose hands
their product eventually falls. en-
nerience no difficulty at all in their
financial operations.
=, As for dairy products. which Mr..
sands stressed as tn" one group in
which greatly increased production
would benefit all classes. farmer and
city resident alike Mr.. Shepherd
claims that the proportion last wear
OF those who lost in their dairy VEN
lures |" those who made Il profit WAS
Mir. Shepherd sums up all his r.-
pics TO Mr.. Sands arguments wiki TN.
statement that there has been no tim.
IN recent years when farmers have not
betn producing to the limit of their
abilities.
That the prcscn, povcrnm,n, pro
gram ~ forcing down the cost Of liv-
inE at III" expense of the farmer
ai"nS. takinH no recognition Of the
diHlculties he is experiencing i'm Ms
marketing problems. is the final re-
tort OF AIR. Shepherd to Mr. sands
ommcndutiOuS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
OVERSEAS "Y" SECRETARIES
WILL ENTERTAIN VETERANS
"rSnninaii"m Tenders Autos nna scr,
=" DrIeEntr> To American
v . Legion Convention

- \. UNtrscas secretnrics ~
"'hond nave formed an or,,,; VI
Jones "hG"r The LEADERSHIP Of Jcter {.
nah'S national Bank. ana h,,.
i,n,.ia' MIR services 10 In. Amer,cnn
800 1Dn during the convention OF The The
ana Sni 'S,"H mere Thursday, Friday
u wn!! nav offered TO helm in n nov
poSsih!c. but have off.r.I ,bn;r
dmrjn~ . .h.,. to the legion d"iegates
On Friday the Rotary en-, III,
MI, IN me legion with an aiI.dav nc
d"i.ro Va .arl n, Farm. and viii take tie
;,,,,n,mct Mh" choose To 20 there in
,,ngn.S s!,c is IN" property OF ono nr
y" ~" mhcrs OF the club, who M. 90 -
c ciI,ne - IN, ne invitation he offered Inc
80 " VIC MON Ders OF II. !csion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
CONFLICT OF OPINION MARKS
FORECAST Of SUGAR MARKET
Only. Factor That Would Check Down
ward Trend Is Move to Export
to I.urpur

tonIictlME opinions from the ranks
81 IN" Wholesale ANA retail dealers
mark the forecast for the coming
We-h i'm ia" sugar market. With tn.
wholesale level under the .S-Ccnt
marx, apparently to stay there for
some time. The retailers hope to he
All" 10 buy to better advantage daily.
SHOULD any upset take place in cCu-
d.ti"ms a, The ranneries. further
startling declines in the recall price
ar" freely predicted. Another pos
HhiNtE that might bring Il decline
World Ice = succcssfuA smoking out"
81 ia" speculative interests in sugar.
"itSid" tn" ranks OF those properly
ENGAGED iu The trade. by the agents
OF IN" department % justice
fhai there is "a considerable sur
P'NS OF sugar In the United States
as u general" agreed upon fact as
"lAo is IN" statcinc'i' that the only
actor tina, would chccI, the present
H,'l'ne IN prices Is move 10 export
an or great portion of tbs surplus
10 European countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
CRALLE JOINS STAFF
Beconcs Secretary or Medical Cnll,..
OF Virginia y. VI. &. A. We'd
neSuuN

w . crall", at present assistant
mere, Of Tulsa. OKLA. is the n"w
rNIiaitNy ssIFttary ."t the Medical
cfaiie - expected in Richmond Wch.
htsuaS lie sdw secv!cc during th..
p"rlOd OF the war
More freshmen have ,natticulatcl
'nt 'ltdtca! Coll-." Than enrolled
on m openn,nt day las, wear.
ne Medical College Y. N 9. y.
ofEhnl@ai!on in Richmond is The first
strictly medicI! college ''Y' WHEN
Vas ever started In the South. philin
H. Iriss. who goes To- TIA" uniyrrsiiv
Ii ''eorgia or 10 the University az
IOWA. following IN" National = n.
~ Secretaries Conference. which,
~ ms Within a few weeks a. buA.
r,"trst, H.. organized the M,dical
Collepe Y II 9. \. in 1916
Purchase Of the old Wuman's COL
zoe building 81 Tenth and MlrsinlI
streets as NJ. 6. a. hcaGquar,"rs
ana as student center was acrotn-
pushed before tie beginning Of las,
i.rin Ut an outlay of about S50 Gno
Ihi@ building houses about oirh,y
students an auditorium. reading
rooms, cafeteria IN the basement
and shower baths.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-30
KlWANlANS WILL ENTERTAIN
LADIES AT COUNTRY CLUB
i""h farfy. Musical Program and
stunts VIII fcniurr
tRair.

For rho third tim. this voo~
richmond ktwanis Club will r,;.,r
IAN The wives. daughters ANA SWEET
NWGartS OF us members at Ladies
me. COUNTRY Club of Virginia tonight
~ ~ ~. a lawn party. with "A spccia,
musical program, ANA stunts. hoV.
n%en arranged by the committee IN
>, Members of tho club will assemble
= LidaN afternoon ~ 100 o'clock nj
;tns and Franklin Streets win
'ncf ,autohiobilcS 10 take thu Aneii-
can Legion delegates TO the STATE
convention here on Il ride, ihroisb
ne Iity The tour Will take about
Two hours. and the legion J.lc..D
lhat VIII take the trip probablv v-iii
"u'nbtr between $50 and 300
Lux -. pTury is chairman Of tho
o. which are James SWr.ny ;,
iIs;insrey; L. L. Foull:es and George $.