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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
FINANCIAL NOTES.

note OF optimism prevails In this yvea.r,, 4,
nlarKet. say X, T.. Dun & Co. WooIens ans
piece goods report steady demand for me
chandise. with better prices. The cutttn,,
Malcolm Il. MacIean has resigned q .
secretary and sales manager of IN
quesDe Steel Foundry Co. 10 become sales
manager, castings division. OF the penp
Seaboard Steel Corporation
Traders from the opening gong YESTERDAY =
morning began 70 discount the melon .
about to be divided among the owners ~
the Read ing properties. The pIan as
published in one OF the morning paDers
bore all the earmarks Of authenticiry Is
in the case Of Southern Pacific. annarenfiv
the stockholders are going to be allowed 10
pay additional sums for their own prouer-
ty. What amounted to SI5 assessment on
the Southern Pacific broke that stock from
IlS 20 81. Traders are wondering how
far Reading viii 20 if $40 payment is re-
Quired
Two contrasting bits of gossip affecting
the motOrtruck industry were received IN
Wall Street yesterday. The first was the.
announcement by directors of the Peerless
Truck and Motor Co. of the declara tion of
dividend for the coming year of a. per
share. payable fifty cents quarterly The
reverse was furnished by the announcement
Ll4e-SAsldow Motortruck Corporation
Of Boston, has been petitioned into bank
Fuptcy
Directors OF the American Bosch Mag
neto Corporation will meet on THURSDAY
corporations president. Arthur IT, Muir
ray, shows that its sales In 1920 were
s.. 500 600 against 50, ,00O. 600 in 1919 and
50 800 900 in 1918.
tioD has declared an annual dividend Of 81
a share on its common stock. payable in
four quarterly instalments of so cents
each. In January quarterly dividend Of
Of the two preceding quarters the disburse-
ment was SLID.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
METROPOLITAN LIFE
INSURANCE BANQUET
Enjoyable Gathering of Repre-
sentatives at Lambros
Last Evening.

The annual banquet Of the representa-
tlyes of the Metropolitan Life insurance
CO. in Wilmington was held last night
IN Lambros restaurant The entire agency
force, with their wives, attended the ban
gnet. A Victor Hughes, president oi
Crosby h Hill Co. Colonel Tidings, Speak
er OF the House of Representatives OF
Maryland; Rev Walenfa Of Maryland
synod; former Superintendent of Whining
ton District o. NJ jerks. Superintendent
Marshall OF Havre dc Grace, Md. A.
saxton. Philadelphia. and ! X Fox,
Philadelphia, made addresses
superintendent Chesney Of the VIII
mington district acted as toastmaster.
Mr.. Chesney, following the dinner. gave
a synopsis Of the business of the Metropol-
itan life Insurance Co, in its local
offices as well ~ OH outline Of the business
Of the company throughout the United
states and Canada lie stated that during
the last year the company placed new
insurance amounting 20 sl,65l $50 Isl
lie predicted even greater success for
the nrw year
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
M'CAbE MEMS CLUB
IND0RSES CHARTER BILL
Organization Addressed Last
Night by Pastor Earle of
Bethany Church.

The monthly meeting Of the Mems
Community Club OF NcCabc If
Churcl was held last evening Tan no,,.
members were added to the n,euber-L;n
list, making a total Of So Rev ATr Ferla
pastor Of Bethany Baptist Church, adj
dressed the members. taking for h. s,,b-
iect "BlInders."
A resolution was unanimously adopted
lndorslng the new city charter bill. The
club members are kcenlv interested in
civic affairs. and it is their Intention sbor+
" 10 invite speaker who can T,,,aen,,. .
the proposed new school law "a tben,
During the evening baritone solos verf.
given bv Frank II Escott Ouoits ,rara
also enjoyed II is hoped 10 have tbe rna,,-
bership increased to 100 hv the tirne he
next meeting Is held
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DEATHS.

BOTTOAILEY In this city on February
i2 1921 William w beloved husband ~
Emma Ouseley Bottomieyl
Relatives. friends. ST. Johns Commandery
No. /. Il. T.. and all other orders of which
he was member. are invited to attend the
funeral services at his late residence 70I
Orange street. on Tuesday afternoon. Febrtl-
ary Is, at O'Clock. Further service at
Chester Rural cemetery at 3 Is O'Clock In
terment at Chester Rural cemetery. Ches-
ter. Pa.
EWING-In this city. February II. 1921
Edwin w. husband OF Sarrh Ewing aged
I3 years.
Funeral services strictly private. Tues
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock Remains ma
be viewed Monday evening : 20 o Inter
ment Riyerview cemetery.
A1AYNE-In this city, on February II
1921. Esther NJ. wife of Thomas Mayne
in her 74th year.
Funeral services viii be held at the resi-
dence Of her son-in-law, William r Meudin-
hall. Iandenburg, Pa. on Monday after
noon. February IL at / o'clock Interment
at Union Hill. Kennett Square. Pa. GENE
terry.
VANCE-On February IL 1921. Thomas
B. Vsnce aged 40 years
Relatives friends. Queen Esther Lodge
No. 5, Daughters of Rebeksh Star of
Bethel Lodge, No. 49, l. o o f. Morning
star Lodge, No 9. X. of p Washington
Camp, No. %. +. .. s. of A. are invited to
attend the funeral services a I the residence
of his brother. Robert A Vance Penny Hin
Brandywine hundred on Tuesday after
noon. February IS. at O'Clock Inrcrmcni
at Newark Union cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

talten to- the yard Of the Kent county
jail and whipped with 20 lashes, and be
imprisoned for the term Of three years.
On Saturday May 4, the day Of tho
whipping of Hughes. there was one OF
the largest crowds ever seen at n
similar affair. in Dover. As he was
brought from the prison, volley OF
cameras greeted him. To ward them
off. he pulled his coat over his head.
preventing his picture being taken.
When he reached the whipping post.
aud his arms were being placed In the
iron bracelets. another attempt was
made TO get hia picture. bur he fooled
the effort by bowling his head against
the post .
Az soon ns the whipping had been
administered and he wus released from
the post, he asked for his coat. which
he again pulled over his head and made
a break for the jail To escape the
camera men and the gaze of the
curious. While in Jail here he waa
orderly and served his sentences without
any serious marks against him,
During his imprisonment he became
chummy with some of his cell mates
and to one In particular. resident of
Kent county who was serving term at
that time for embezzlement. he told OF
his profession and the tricks of the
trade.
McCaffrey had a horror of the Della
ware whipping post and before ss we'll
as after his whipping. declared to the
warden of the jail that he would rather
have had ten-Year sentence in jail
than be whipped, declaring II would
cause him to lose caste among his fol
lows. and that the finger Of scoru would
be pointed at him, MS one who had
been whipped at Delaware whipping
post
To demonstrate that he had not lost
his art while in prison. the day before
his release he asksd the sheriff of the
jail 20 allow barber 20 come TO the
iail and shave him and cut his hair.
The barber appeared AZ the jail and pre-
pared Hughes for the shave. and
Hughes offered him quarter. stating
that he might forget to pay when he
went out The barber received the
quarter. put II I'm his apron pocket and
went Oh with his work. When he had
finished the job and was ready % leave
the JAIL Hughes again offered n quarter
as pay for the shave and hair cut. and
when the barber TO show he Ind been
paid. felt for the coin In his pocket. it
WAS not there. McCaffrey. with smile,
handed the quarter 10 the barber say
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
NEW cHaRrERs.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Dover. Feh. fze@ Charters were fIed
here. yesterday. as follows
Brazilian Blach Diamond Syndicate.
Inc., Now York city. capital. sf.750 900
Yellow Cab Co. Wilmington. Del: 81
600. 900. Burr aickie Productions, Inc
Los Angeles, Cal: $3.50, 900. Wallace &
Co. Wilmington. Del: $3.50 900. White
house Manufacturing Co. Wilmington.
Del: 100000. u. ~. fsfferty LumbDr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

Atlantic Refining Company quarterly OF
SIS q share, payable March ]
Chestnut Hill Railroad Company quar-
terly Of rs cents a share payable March .
General Electric Company, quarterly OF
2 per cent. payable April rs
Peerless Truck and Motor Corporation
annual of 81 a share. payable March 81
quarterly.
Philadelphia, Germantown and Norris
town Railroad Company, quarterly Of 81 so
a share. payable March 4
Scovil Manufacturing Company. IS share
payable April ] and SO in Liberty fourth
AIS
The Superior Oil Company. quarterly of
so cents share.
United Cigar Stores Company. quarterly
of ~ per cent on preferred, payable
March 10.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
IN MEMORIAM.

In loving memory of William r Mann
who departed this life February I2 1918
softly at nisht the stars are cleaning
Upon lone grave
Where sleeping without drea ming
Is one We love but could not save
This world may change from year 10 year
Our friends from day 70 day
But never shall the one we love
From memories fade away
Mother. Father and Sister
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
PULLMAN MEN MEET.
Discuss Change In Work Day From Eight
to Nine Hours.

A meeting of Pullman Lodge. Brother
hood of Railway Carmen was held M
Irish-American Hall last night, which
was addressed by r. J. Smith, general
chairman of Pullman electricians, rep
resenting the Pullman system Federation
No. I'D.
The speaker claimed that the Pullman
Co. has tried TO force the substitution
of nine-hour work day for the eight-hour
day provided for in the government agree
ment. He said that officials of Pullman
Lodge have put in a claim for time and
half time and the extra hour
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

CO. Philadelphia. Pa. WOO 900. Clark
Brothers OH Corporation. Dallas. Tenas
ffgb .6O0. Hadiey. Inc. Wilmington Del
100000. Briuicy -co-f0n A CO. Bali
more. Md 100000 District Realty
Investment Exchange ffc. Wsstius
ton, -. O.. 100000 fAthide nsttsr
Manufacturing Co. Dover. Del. 40 ott
Charles ~. Digs Inc. Na-ninx'c0
- c.. $40 900. Gill Piston ftng Co. W
rnlngtOr. Del. $4,000. Chance in nam
0f Ifslpor y co. ~ Robert a - ~
adeiphia. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Mary G. Armstrong, stenogrspher
for the County Board Of Assessment is
III at her home IN Newark, with grip
Plunmer H. Leach former deputy
county tax collector, has bern i'll with a
heavy cold
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Ing II just wanted to see II Ind
lost the nrt."
Hughes, after HE release, left Dover
and never returned To Delaware.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
20 PER CENT CUT FOR
10000 STEEL WORKERS.

Youngstown. Chic. Feb IA TWEEN
~ per cent reduction in wages for in
dependent steel plants of the Mahon-
ing Valley. Ohio, and the Shenango
Valley Pennsylvania, was announced
yesterday, effective Feb. 16. The re-
duction affects more than 40. 900 men.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
To Observe Lincoln Day.

As tomorrow, LincoIn's Birthday. is a
legal holiday, most of the offices in the
city and county building win be closed
all day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J..

Westminster Kentucky Ave. near Beach
" Elevator ta street. Private
baths running water q 4. k0pp Owner
and Prop Open all yesr
HOTEL BOSCOBEI hen'ueky a.Ss Ave
Elevator. excellent table. $3.50 and M
weekly Booklet 9team heat sun patlar
Phone III. 4 Marion.
ATLANTIC CITY n. J.-neslrable rooms
overlooking ocean with board IN Chelsea.
Special ienten rates. L. ID ahafer. 1905
Pacific Ave
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
ASSAULT CASE COMES
TO ABRUPT ENDING
Although it Was Serious Shoot
ing. Plea of Guilty to Assault
Was Accepted.

Special Correspondence TO Every Evening
Georgetown. Feb. 12.-One OF the
largest crowds i'm attendance at a ses-
sion of court here for many months
thronged the courtroom to hear the
case of the State vs., Rollie r. Murray
of Baltimore hundred. charged with as
sault with intent to commit murder ON
Bayard James. his brother-in-law, about
the middle of September Of last year
The trouble appears To have grown out
OF a 1family fcud of long standing
brought about by the marriage of Mur-
ray and his wife a sister of James
The allegations of 'the defendant were
not heard, for as soon as the state
closed It's case an agreement was
brought about whereby Murray entered
q plea OF guilty 20 assault only
Murray ia alleged 90 have shot James
I'm the arm and omen when he went
70 the home Of the James after his
wife. The wound in the abdomen came
near proving fatal. When trouble took
place between them just before the
shooting affray is not known. as Il
was not brought out I'm court bv tho
state and the plea was suspended un-
I'll Monday next. when counsel FOR the
N'SNt'"eh'iA VIII HltNt II statement 10 the
court
Found Wife Expensive.
A case which proved Of great inter
est 70 the people Of Greenwood was the
deEertion and non-support charge
brought against Frank C. Riclzartis hv
his wife, Bertha Richards. Desire FOR
fine clothing was alleged by the de-
fendant TO be one Of the causes for the
differences, Richards claiming that he
could not dress hs wife on tho salary
he was making rs she desired 20 ia
dressed After the State had concluded
It's testimony and the evidence ~
Richards was heard. the trial had a
sudden ending when the defendant
agreed 70 pay to his wife the sum az
s. per week. Richards is a barber and
is now working on Shlpley street. in
Wilmington
In the case Of the state Va Theodore
Rogers and William Jones. CoIored Of
Rridgevilie. charged with robhing Harry
Short OF SIS along the highway. on
October Is. last year the Jury rc-
turned q verdict of guilty as to Rogers.
but disagreed as TO the case against
Jones.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12
Protect The
School Child's Health

This is one Of the most vital questions
that the mother faces in all the course of
her life
If her child is not healthy it cannot sue
ceed in its pursuit of an education-c can
not grow into normal maturity
Our Washington Information Bureau
realizing this, asked the American Red
Cross TO make, for its distribution, bull
letin that would give the mother the best
possible advice about keeping her child
physically fit.
The book is now ready. 1t is undoubtedly
the most practical study ever made of
the subject 1T is FREE
In the interest of the w being OF your
children, send for it.
In filling out the coupon print name and
address or be sure to write plainly.
I Frederic j, Haskin, Director,
| The Wilmington Every Evening
Information Bureau
| Washington. ID. O.
| i enclose herewith two cents in stamps
| for return postage on free copy of
/ The School ChiIdrs Health.
I Name ........................
street
/ City
state
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-12

Tel IL 10 all Delaware through Every
Evening want ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
WILLIAMSBURG WILL
HAVE PAVED STREETS
state Highway Commissioner Cole.
man Attends Mass-Alccting
to Hear Plans.
LSpccinl TO Tho Tin,es- pispatclh

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Feb. -
Claiming NJ. Hall. president OF III"
City Council. presided at Il mass
meeting OF taxpayers. held in the
courthouse last night for the pu..-
pesc of, deciding how much mon,y
the city would he willing to cXpend
IN concrc'c street construction AMI
the kind of street Improvement pre-
fcrrcd.
T3e scaiimcn, OF the large number
present was Unanimous for some
Kind of improved street, and after
state Highway Commissioner Cole
man discussed the propositions his
department would entertain. Il res
luton was aIcI.tcd asking Council
10 cail AN ,!vrtic3 for Il bond .I.:sl!C
c!ty'S part OF the cost. The rcsolu-
ton also requested the State lligr-
way recruitment to draw plans aud
specifications for the very best Kind
of paving that could be secured
within that sum.
Mr. Coleman reiterated his three
propositions. one for onc-way
street twenty -four feet wide the
other for twcnty-sevcn-fo street.
and the third for n double street
from twelve TO fifteen feet in width
Ny. Coleman recommended the two
way street. and il was also the choice
OF the mass mccting by practically a
unanimous vote.
The highway commissioner will at
once prepare the plans in accord
ancc with the wishes of the meeting
after which Council will decide which
kind is possible within the city's
means. Judge ID. G. Tyler will lie
asked TO call special bond issue
election. Mr.. Coleman said he would
be ready to start work within sixty
days.
MIR. Coleman also said tina; tn"
state would construct from two To
three miles vi concrete road west of
Williamsburg during the summer.
survey for which is now in procrrSs.
Mi this construction are links in tho
Newport News Richmond highway.
most OF which has been built to
Williamsburg. IN Injunction holding
M the construction Of u iivc-mil
stretch east of this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
HNNWOOD YOUTHS
HIGHEST IN STUDIES
.f%,S.r
Makes Percentage of DG.IO in
sa4se. Roanoke College Midwin-
.aEy ter Examinations

- SALEM. VA. Feb. 5.--Thc results
of the midwintcr examinations at
Roanoke College show that John Lu-
tthcr walker. OF Lynnwood. Rock
tnsham County. has attained the
highest rank in scholarship for the
first half year with an average grade
OF s6.40 per cent Mr.. Walker is Il
freshman and the Youngest student
at Roanoke by :. year, being only
is years OF age. lie is ;hc son
of J.. y Walker. owner and man
aRer of III. LynnwOod mills Last
fall he was candidate Tor the var
sltS football team. and MS Interests
have by no means been limited to
his pursuits in scholarship.
The second highest rank was won
by Clark Grove, a junior. of StraS-
burg. whose average - $500. This
is the third year that he has VI
tanned an average above 80. Grove
also HIS taken 4 lively interest in
student activities and is this year
business manager Of the College An
-nual
Other students who are the win
ners OF high houors for the first
semester are: Paul SicC, salem: H.
j. Plonk, Kings Mountain. y. &C. w.
w. Barrier, DanVillc; Russell CarNCn-
ter, Madison; +. t. MoreGcad, salem:
William orndorft, Washington, II. c.:
Bechtolt. Youngstown. Ohio; II. D.
kinsey. Roanoke, stanley Godbcy
Radford. and l.. : Hahn. Seoul. KG-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
HARRY HART TO APPEAL
SENTENCE OF DEATH
Negro VAS Given Extreme Penalty
in Staunton Court for At
lacking Girl.

STAUNTON, VA, Feb 5.-lIarry
Hart colored. will not die in the cleo
trio chair February Is for his az
.ack on atl7-ycar- old white CIR, near
Wednesday. December S. Attorneys
curry. and HraNton today announced
mat they would make application Tor
u writ Of error on the ground that
the verdict Of death was contrary to
law and evidence.
Thrr petition will 20 before the
supreme Court of Appeals carly ncNt
week Because Of the length cf Zine
required To put III" evidence in print
"h FORM before il is submitted To the
court Tor lbs study. II is thought tn"
Justices will not have an opportunity
term. which meets in Wythcvillc.
In event Hart is not granted u new
trial. a sNry OF execution fer at least
four months would result.
ilart was arrested tho same lay the
assault took place. and before night
fal ludS" Holt summoned a special
grand jury which Indicted tue mo-
gro the next morning Trial began
later that day and was given the jury
late the same cvcniuc. Cnahl. TO
H.r"". IL was held over until the day
Following. wncn, hopclcSSly deadlock
eel. WAS discharged. y new vcnir"
was called for Saturday morning,
sworn in, heard the evidence ana So
turned verdict OF guilty and fixed
Harris punishment at death before
the court adjourned Saturday night.
because OF feeling here during the
first trial. which apparently grew
moro intense when hung jury seem
from Charlottesville We're ordered TO
Staunton. They remained her. sew
cr;,l days. Hart is; now In the pen
itcntiary ut Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
SHOE MEN PLAN FOR BIG
STYLE SHOW HERE IN JULY
Another Meeting. Mt Which Officers
0f Organization VIII Hc Elected,
Srhtlu SninrIluN.

I'lans toward holding II style SHOW
Of shoes in Richmond were discussed
yesterday by the travelling shoe sales
men at Il preliminary meeting held in
the parlor of Murphy's Hotel steps
We're also taken toward forming a
definite organization OF shoe sales
men.
The style show will be held some
time in July. 1t is expected tina; all
the new fall styles will he displayed,
and IL is hoped that shoe merchants
from the entire South viii he in the
city to view the exhibits and m, at
the representatives of the various
shoe houses. There will probably he
fifty separate exhibits of complete
lines of fall and winter shoes. Manu-
facturcrS from all parts OF the coun-
try. as we'll as local manufacturers
and johbcrs. no doubt. will have their
wares on display.
Mercer Williams presided as tenn
purary chairman. and there We're
present II number OF statesmen from
nationally known shoe houses. Tho
name Of this new organization will h"
the Virginia Association Of Shoe
Travellers. OF Richmond. Va.
Another meeting Will be held next
Saturday ut o'clock in the ,Icffcr-
son Hotel. At this meeting officers
will hc elected and further plans
formulated to perfect the orEaniHa-
tion. y committee was appointed
Yesterday to call ON local shoe job
bcrs and secure their cooperation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
UNABLE TO SOLVE
STRANGE MYSTERY
OF "GHOST SHIP"
Hreckers Irving TO Disnr0nfic
Schooner Which Is Being
Pounded To Pieces.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. -wrcckcrs
today were trying to dismantle t6c
ghost ship" Carroll A. Dccring.
which was being pounded to pieces
on Diamond Shoals.
Tho schooner. deserted except by
rulls and the ships parrot, coas;cG
on The reefs sunday night with all
sails SCI.
Captain Merritt. of Bath. Me. for
mcr captain OF the vessel, said today
lie feared the crew had been lost. He
was unable 10 understand. he said,
why Tie crew should have abandoned
The ship rs it appeared to have been
in lite" danger when it drove
aground here.
Merritt camc here from Maine when
he heard OF disaster TO his former
craft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
ANDERSON CLAIMS SUSPECT
Is MAN WHO BEAT HIM UP
Winchester Merchant - Doubtful,
However. .Jbnut Other
yInn Held,

[SpoCiHI 10 Tho 'rImcS- pit'patch.
WlNCiESTER. VA. Feb 5.--Frcd
:. Anderson, local merchant, who was
held up several nights ago came into
court las; evening and identified
Charles Smith as the young man who
assaulted him with Il wooden male,
in nu attempt to rob him of upwards
Of $1,000 N checks and cash he WAS
carrying In "A bar undcf he arm. lie
MAS doubtful about Douglas Hoover.
also suspected by the police. Both
men are held for the grand jury.
II am sure he is the man" said
Andersen. pointing at Smith. and IL
the officers viii turn him loose and
leave him with me for Il few min
utcs there will be no necessity for
lhr court to take further action"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-06
DR.. SHELBURNE is CALLED
TO SERVE DANVlLLE CHURCH
Baptist ::i,Inc WAS Formerly rrcsi-
dent az Howard College.
ilirmi hmm. 4 La.

= On y ILI.E, n. FCN. I.-ItoV- J
by the congregation OF the First Bap-
list Church to succeed Rev. j. T.
Hicks. -. -. who is now in Balti-
more. arrived VIII his family last
night. They will move Into the par
sonagc now being prepared tor thcm
early next week. Dr. Shclhurnc. WHO
is a forccful preacher. graduated
from the Southern Baptist Seminary
At Louisville, and became pres idcrt
of Howard College. Eirmiu CHAM Ma.
wherc he remained several years lie
served three years at Bristol. Va. and
then was called to Gadsdcn, Ala,
willie