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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
8 ROAD ENGINEERS LAUD
COLEMAN TO PROBE BODY
Appear Before Joint Lcgisla-
tive Committee and Rcfule
Criticisms of Official

Three highway engineers OF high
est standing appeared before the
joint Legislative committee iuvcsti-
eating Virginia highway affairs yes
terday and highly commended Com
missioner George =. Coleman and the
Highway DEPARTMENTS efficiency.
Ih"sc engineers called at the request
OF Commissioner Coleman to rarute
criticism aimed at hin in previous
hearings
Commissioners Coleman was lauded
by II. q. SHIRLEY former state hirn-
way engineer, OF Maryland. ana nov
highway engineer or Baltimore
county; y. 1t. J. Wilson. chief
engineer Of the United States Bureau
o! Public Roads ana H. X. uishop.
construction engineer for tile United
states Bureau or Public Roads
former state Highway engineer Of
Indiana, former United states Dis
irict engineer OF the Virginia Dis
trict, and for some years with th,.
New YORK Highway Department. MI
testified TO the favorable standing
of III" Virginia Highway Department,
relative to construction ana .rr,
n"aring cots, and Mr.. Coleman rcr.
sonally.
Hearings will be held again toda y
IL Is expected that they VIII be finish
cd this week and II report FOR ~,
Genera! Assembly speedily drafted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
VIRGINIA AND CORNELL,
: TO MEET IN DEBATE

Special Ia The Times Disputch
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Fob
The following schedule of debates
mas been arranged FOR the debating
teams OF the University Of Virginia:
Debate against Cornell. u, philo-
delphia, February % Subject.
Resolved, That The United states
should adopt Il cablne, form OF gov
ernpent similar TO tfAt Of. Great
Eritain." Virginia WiilS" take the
negative side and will be REPRESENTED
by Garter NJ. Braxtpn, or Jackson
VILE Fla. and G. d. Gibson. OF the
university.
Debate against Maryland state. a,
college Park, Md. on March %, on
The same question and side as with
Cornell. Virginia VIII he represented
by Paxton Hope Howard. OF Tulsa,
Okla and Garter NJ. BraSton.
Debate here against West Virginia
University on March 20. Question:
Resolved. That Congress should
enact legislation providing FOR n
sale tax" The side that Virginia
Will take in this debate is uncertain.
'rhe .nnivcrsi;y's representatives will
be Irving Edward Carlyle. OF Wake
Forest. y. G.; Jacob Henry Laven-
stein, OF Norfo!A, and Leonard C.
Muse, Of rinton, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

tho delegation, Mayor Anslie says:
Your attention is urgently called
to Senate bill No. "a, section o. Of
which amends the present tax on
class one OF intangible property
bonds. notes and other evidences OF
indebtedness) by fixing the State rate
at 90 cents. and by providing further
that No county. city or town shall
levy any tax on tho property en-
braccd in class ono of this schedule. !"
The effect Of this amendment on
the city OF Richmond, II adopted, will
be as follows:
Loss on property embraced In class
one. $4,000
Loss on bank stock eco cents on
$50 .o00,oo0) 100000.
Our assessment of property in
class one is. approximately, 10000
600. on which. under the present law,
we levy tax OF thirty cents.
The reason of our loss on bank
stock Is because under present con-
ditions our rate must DO such az when
added 10 the State ratio will make
the total rate the same MS that on
other monied capital. Our present
rate Is IS cents, which would have
to be reduced 70 90 cents under the
proposed amendment. thus causing o
loss of go cents in tho rate ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
LAUNCH CAMPAIGN FOR
WOODROW WILSON FUND.
Principal Address Will Be
Made by Rcy. John B.
Winn, d. d.
l'ETERsBURGs QUOTA Is s..ooo
Drive Has Been Delayed ON Account
OF Inclement wenthcr, Chairman II.
Bolllns wilcox. of Executive Com
mfttre Announces.

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. s.-The.
Petersburg campaign for the Wood
row Wilson Foundation Will DO
tauhched at mass meeting to BIO
held at the Petersburg High School
next Tuesday night, according to an
nouncoment made this afternoon by
IT, Boiling Wilcox. chairman OF the
executive committee. The drive hss
oeeh delayed, Mr.. Wilcox said. be-
cause OF the fact that IL was found
necessary TO postpone the mass meet
znrd. oi'H-
The principal address, mex, Tho.
gay night Will be made ny Rev. John
.. "ihn, ID. D.. pastor OF wusbInw.
Ton n, street Methodist Church,
me woodrow Wilson Eou,a,,,.
Iund arportionment for VIrai,I., -.
$4,000. OF which tho pctnr.h,,r 20
quota Is $4,000. The fund is beIn..
raised to constitute n permanart @
mortal TO the ideals or IIbnrtw ~"
oenocracy associated with Tho nav
.. me great V!rEinian ana forma,.
rresldent. The annual incnme -,
me tund is TO be used aa "A nri,a s
n"'aole work in advancing tho caus.
democracy and liberal tbou,,h,
"i american noble prize
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
REQUIRE s35O,OOO,ODD
YEARLY TO PAY BONUS
Large Proportion of Service
Men TO Take Cash
Settlement %
EHy Associated pre,sI

"ASHlSGTON, Feb. "a 800,
n. e'.i'ha'e OF }350,0o0. 900 yearI,.
amount OF special taxn. ~.
must Dc laid To finance Tho coyi, ~"
VI the proposed soldiers. hnn,,.
a,." was made today ot No
10. session OF majority mcm'
Co,n,,,,, sne House Ways and Means
=, zee The exact amount ,bn,
10 be determined upon a,,a ~,
sources from which /, mus, u me
DC taken up tomorrow nv 80 ~
'..'ec headed By Chairman Enr,Ir
committeeman said II was mn, ',hc
-, "'ioh To rely uDon anv mn,
"er or Tho interest, or princinni
hritish or other foreign dnh,a
connection with the bonus srhn,,
oan 'hht something around sa5o nm
WV year would take care of ~.
.nah payments to be, made over In.
f.tn,i au ohe-halt years period. be-
SHINING January /, 1922, and tha, H.
hnding or definite and certain an,,. -.
rom which 10 obtain this amonn,
was their immediate concern.
Large Number to Tnl. r..
~. s3oooo0.OO estimute, II W..
eNpiained, was made on tho basis nr
sureS presented Mt public hcnr-
Ihss ny fiscal Office OF the arms. n.vy
ana marine corps. These figures con.
.empiated 90 per cent of III. me,
VINO served with the army and ~
re' eeht or those who served with
the navy and marine corps cIcc,in,
TO take cash. This figure NAV De.
revised. as. the subcommittee stn,,a.
tho matter "'e'
me Hrst question before the tnx
subcommittee Will be that- of d,cid
ing whether the total amount %, ,ox
revenue III to come from limited
group or sources or whetbpr IN.
taxes VIII be spread over wide
neid' so MS to make the burden no
iisht as possible on those who hovn
20 pay. 1t was said that there wcr.
Two schools Of thought In te com-
mittee on this question. Some mem.
bers emphasized that IL would no
ihe purpose so to arrange the tax
program as to interfere as little NJ
possible with the recovery OF bust
ness.
No Decision ON Tax Source.
Ihere was said TO be drift of
sentiment in the committee for
tax of possibly / cent n gallon on
gasoline and also q levy on tho
transfer OF stocks and bonds. These
are only two o. score OF sugges-
lions. and IT was made plain that
there had been no decision as to these
or any others.
While Chairman Fordneys sub
committee Is wrestling with the sub
ject OF taxes another subcommittee
under Representative Green, OF
Iowa. VIII begin tomorrow n study OF
the original Fordney bill with a view
to deciding what notifications, IL any,
are to he made in the measure. Tt
was said to be practically certain
that the Ave way" program would
be retained. but that some changes
in individual plans might be made.
There is little sentiment in the
committee now. 1t was stated. I'm
favor of the suggested decrease in
the total amount Of cash that might
be received by the former service
men under option number I, with Al
corresponding increase in the value
of each of the other four options.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
WOUNDED BY BULLET
AIMED AT ANOTHER
Womnn, Shot by PIttaylvnnin Farmer
Is In Serious
-. Condition
[ Srecial to Thc Timos- Dispatch. ]

Special to The Times Dispatch
DSNNllLE. VA, Feb. S.-The con-
dition of Mrs. Stephen Barker. form
crly-of this city. who was shot and
wounded by Johnson w. CrnddoIk.
i', a~Pittsylvania farmer, was report :
cd tdday as being serious.
ShS refused 10 be brought tc .he
Danvillc Hospital and she is being
treated for Il gunshot at Craddock' s
home about two miles north o. Chat
liam.
Sheriff Asa ucdnc,;. who arrested
Craddock. SIM IN Chatham Jail, and
who, investigated the circumstances.
states that the injured woman ana
Graddocls both cssert that I'll, outlet
was-not INTENDED for her.
Mrs. Barker IL s.;d TO hay. been
out IN an automobile with Sam Bar
ber,-a transfer car driver OF CHIT
ham' and that when they returned
TO Craddock's house quarrel de-
ScIopcd in which Barher was ordered
from. the premises.
Heiis said to have demurred w,.ro.
upon Craddock lcvaica a pis,oI n,
him,s Barber knocking his arm AID
causing the pistol 10 be discharged,
,he outlet entering Mrs. Bnrkcr's
BODY below the heart as she rushed
10 separate the men Barber then
escaped from the premises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS

The House of Delegates was called
10 order al ll.l1 y Nj. and the in
vocation was offered by Rev. Carl
s. Smith. rector OF st. James Episco-
pal Church. Senate communications
and House committee reports were
read.
Clerk Williams announced that
House bills 1856 and No. 1877 were de-
stroyed in the fire ot Tuesday morn
Ing, and would be rewritten.
Senate bin No. IL amending the
tresspass law was passed by To per
NIT amendments.
Sepate Bill No. Sc amending tho
law relative To appeals on It's third
reading. gave way TO House bill No
4s. which substitute was satisfactory
10 the Senate Bills patron. and after
discuSsion OF Delegate Gordon's
amendment, House bill No. ~ was
substituted for senate bill No. 10
and passed; vote "a TO 2
Z House bills Nos 30. 1873. 1850. lGl
I62. 16S. l72. l73, l75, III. I7s. l79
$50, all local bills, were passed er
bloo; vote SO to O.
+ Holsc bill III. amending tn. charter
Of Bradford. after n change in tn.
titie.-%as passed. vote 20 10 0.
House bill lSl. amending the law
rciatiNe 10 the registration OF vote.
IN cities OF 10000 population or more
was passed; vote 40 to o.
The House adjourned at 1855 Il
cohVenc this morning at IL O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
TELLS CRITICS GIVE FACTS
TO PR0BERS OR SHUT UP
Winchester Judge Raps Com
plainants Who Fail to In
form Grand jury.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. !

lSpcclal 10 Jhe Times DiSpatCh1
WINCHESTER. VA, Feb. S.-"rhese
people who complain of the laxness
of law enforcement, should either
come up and tell what they know, or
else shut up" declared Circuit Judge
Whiting. in addressing the grand
jury today. Government is of the
people and not Of it's officers, said
the judge.
He said there were rumors and
complaints that the laws OF the State
were being violated in this commun-
lily, but the difficulty was to ge, wit
ncsscs to the alleged violations. 1t
was at this juncture that his honor
made the somewhat startling asscr-
ton that CRITICS should come up or
shut up"
Judge Whiting told the jury he
would he glad 10 adjourn the body
from dag to day If they desired TO
have additional witnesses summoned
before them TO probe into any alleged
violations OF the law, or any laXncss
in enforcement Of the statutes.
S. NJ. ChileS. foreman. said no com
plants had been made officially to
the jury, and that none OF the jurors
knew of any laNncss in the enforce
ment of laws. After returning three
indictments, one for alleged moon
shining. another for alleged fclon.
ious attack and "A third for burglary,
the jury was discharged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
.V|RC|N|AN SOUTHERN
FORESTRY BODY HEAD
W. d, Tyler, of Dante, Is
Elected at Jackson
COnYentoin
Conventions.
lBy Associated Press,

JACKSON. MISS. Fob. s.-Thc
fourth Southern forestry congress
which began sessions here Mond,,
morning. adjourned tonight after
erection OF W. ID. Tyler, OF Dante
virginia. as president, and re.clcct.
ing other officers and adopting reso-
lutions relating to national and state
forestry matters.
Following formal adjournment OF
the forestry congress late this nf-
ternoon. meeting was held i'm the
hall OF tho House OF Representatives.
at the state Capitol. attended by dele
gates to tho Congress aud members
OF the Mississippi Legislature. when
state and national forestry lcgisln-
ton was discussed. Principal speak
crs mt the night session were Colonel
William d. Greedy, chief of the
United States Forest Service. and
j. L. Rhodes, New Orleans. secretary
manager of the Southern Pine Asso-
citation.
An initiation was extended to the
congress to hold it's next sessions In
Asheville. y. G. This matter will he
decided by the executive committee.
Officers who were reelected included
Colonel Joseph Hyde Pratt. Chapel
Hill. n. c., chairman executive com
mittce: r. d. Forbes. New Orleans.
secretary. and A. b. Hastings, Uni
versIty OF Virginia, assistant secre-
tary.
The congress adopted resolutions
expressing their sentiment that the
time has arrived to remove the re-
striction imposed by the Weeks law
limiting the purchase OF land TO the
head waters OF navigable streams.
protesting against the proposed
transfer OF the forest service to the
Interior Department. gave hearty APP
prevail to tho practice OF Federal ass
sistancc TO the States in forest fire
protection, which was declared OF first
Importance In each OF the Southern
States, and urged the Federal Con-
Eress to increase the appropriation
for this purpose TO 100000 and to
remove the Weeks law restrictions as
to areas over which such funds can
be used.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09

mad been slowed away in tho car
"hclher machine poked it's headlights
over the brow OF a nearby biII
Look out, fellers. here come the
revenooers. and we must beat it
away from here" said one.
me chauffeur of the big car
stepped on the gas" and the high
powered machine sped by the smaller
one like streak of lightning. The
other car turned and ostensibIy pur-
sued In the nocturnal gloom.
The manufacturer huddled up i'm "a
renee corner and watched. He sud-
denly realized that the liquor had not
peen paid for. 1t also dawned upon
him that the appearance of the little
car on the brow of the hill at an on
perfume time was II prearrangcd
scheme. and that there was collision
between the rum-runners and the
''rcvenooers."
mere being no recourse for the
victim he il said to have merely
gone home and set another mash.
profiting by his experience and max
Ing il rule hereafter to get the
cash before delivery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
MOON,SHTNER
LOSES MONEY FOR HOOTCH
Plo,ters Load Car With Thirty Five Gallons of Mountain
Dew, Making Off at Top Speed When Accomplces.
Assuming Gulse of Pursuers, Come Into View.
Special to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

Especial To The Times Dispatch.1
WINCHESTER, VA, Feb S.-A
story which leaked out today through
inner circles of the Amalgamatel
Bootleggcrs' and Moonshiners' AS
ISOLATION of Shenandoah County re-
Vealed the ruse of two nonunion
blockade runners who got away with
thirty-hve gallons OF mountain wills
KY without paying therefor.
1t all occurred in the foothills of
North Mountain. where the hootch
harvest is often garncred \ day
or two before unlawful! acquisition
OF the illegal distillatc took place, II;
was said. two men went to Wood.
stock and conducted negotiations
through the proper channels for the
purchase OF such liquor as might be
available. and deal was closed for
the delivery OF thirty-Rve gallons,
fresh from the still.
Along about midnight an eight
cylinder car drove to the appointed
place. where II was met by the
sinner with the moonshinc, and
the stuff was at once loaded for
transportation. Just as the last keg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
WILL CONSIDER RETURN
TO FRANCHISE LIMITS

The Board of Aldermen has been
called to meet at noon tomorrow to
act on the Dickerson repeating or
dinance. which is designed to compel
the Virginia Railway and Power
Company to return to tho require
ments of the franchise In relation to
the issue Of six tickets for 25 cents
and q straight 5-cent fare. with la
Dor tickets at 2 1.-2 cents. The or
dinance is now con the table," placed
there at n recent meeting of tho
Board of Aldermen, after motion
to suspend the rules for Immediate
consideration was defeated. wa
What action may be taken by the
Board is problematic. This body, at
n special meeting last Friday
adopted compromise paper per-
hitting tho street car company to
continue the 6-cent fare under the
present ordinance until 1t automaci-
cally passes out OF existence on July
81. provided the company re-em-
ploy as many of the strikers as re-
CURED to make upil It's normal quota,
at n rate OF 35, 371-2 and 40 cents an
hour, with 8 cents extra for one-
man operators. This resolution, was
adopted by the Board blythe vote Of
10 to 2, butYfailed OF passage. at tho
meeting OF Common Councils Monday
night by the vote OF 15 TO Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
TWO NOTED SPEAKERS
TO ADDRESS BANKERS

Eugene Meyer, managing director
OF the War Finance Corporation. ana
Robert b. Locke, national president
OF the American Institute Of Bank
ing ana manager of the Detroit
branch OF the Chicago Reserve BANK,
are expected here tomorrow. They
will be among the speakers at Tho
annual banquet at the jefferson to-
morrow night of the Richmond chan
ter of the American Institute or
Banking The speakers will be M
troduccd by DIR. Douglas S. Freeman.
toastmaster About $50 covers will
be laid at the banquet, the first OF
It's kind, since 1910.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
3 MORE SURVIVORS OF HOTEL
FIRE TELL OF THEIR ESCAPES
W. o. Hubble Describes How He, Despite Broken Arm,
Slid Down Ppe-A. Gales Knocked From Rope
by Falling Man-Witnesses Describe Scene

william Hubble. salesman, of Ken
lucky, said he was awakened when
The door OF his room on the third
Goor burned from its hinges and the
flaming wood fell across his bed.
with broken arm suspended in n
sling. he uarted blindly, In his night
clothes. through the smoke filled hall
way. Above the crash OF falling
ceilings and cracking flames rose
'hc cries Of pRnic-strlcke women
ana men, he said. Finding escape
cut OFT. ne broke through the win
dow. and, wrapping his free arm
ABOUT Il drain pipe. slid safely to
the pavement In Twelfth Street
Andrew Gales, OF Buffalo, a dive.
maker. who may die, said smoke
pouring into his room awakened him,
ana. half dressed, he gathered sheets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
CHESTERFIELD MAY HAVE
ITS OWN TRAFFIC LAWS
Present Speed Limit May Be
Increased to 80 Miles
an Hour.
EXCEPT IN SETTLED SECTIONS
commemorative Attorney Harry
sncad VIII Bring Matter Before
Judge Robert q. SouthnII at Term
OK Court beginning Monday.

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. s.-chcs-
terfield County may have Its own
traffic laws with an increase in the
present speed limit that may bring
1t TO thirty miles an hour anywhere
In the county except I'm settled com
mnnities. after tho next term of the
Circui Court. which begins next Mon.
day.
Commemorative Attorney Harry
snead Indicated this afternoon TINT
nc would bring the matter before
Judge Robert G. Southall at the term
or court beginning Monday. At
present. the State automobile speed
ana traffic laws arc all that the
county has to go by and all fines
corrected for thcso offenscs. therefore,
go To tho state and not to the coun
~.
Under the county laws. all f,nes
VIII go I" the county Itself. Much
revenue yearly Is being lost, IL is
said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
MANY SMALL DONATIONS
FOR WILSON FOUNDATION
Treasurer +. l.. Bemiss De-
clarcs Every Contribution
Tribute TO Ex-Prcsidcnt.

The check ! am inclosjnE IS so
small ihat it reminds ofGthc story
OF the old woman who went TO war
with broom just TO show which
side she was on" So read Il letter
received yesterday by l.. l.. Bcmiss.
treasurer OF the local Woodrow Will
son Foundation committee.
There are many people who feel
pretty much as this contributor
does" said MIR. Bcmiss yesterday.
only they seem 10 think they will
be embarrassed by sending in Il small
sum. Dollars or less are Just ms well
come as larger donations" Mr.. Be
miss added. Each contribution. no
matter how small. IL regarded as a
tribute to Woodrow Wilson'S ideals.
Every penny given will go towards
the endowment of this foundation.
and the Income will be used 10 reward
DISTINGUISHED public service"
''Furthermorc.' Mr.. Bem.ss con-
tinued, each subscriber receives n
receipt which may be exchanged for
ceriiiicat. indicating that The
holder is L founder OF the institution.
which in future years promises to
become famous as the agency which
will furnish Americas own Noble
prizes"
Contributions announced yesterday
by Ny. Hcmiss were as follows:
ii. :. Binswangcr, IS: L.. L. w. 81;
> l.. W., 3; Emma II. Chaplin. 81;
III. w, shelton, 81; IL. w. Jackson.
$50: Mrs. II. w jackson, IS: Miss j..
+. Monit,. 50; Evelyn II. jackson, So:
Herbert w. Jackson, Ir, So: samuel
:. Jackson 50: Marion s. Henckle,, SIS /:
James T.. EranCis. 81: Nalrosu Vail,
"; farnet Ey!and, So: Mrs. Kate
hcndiE, $40: Mrs George Randolph
cameron, Sla: Florence Il. Dennis. 81;
MISS Marianne Il. Meade, SO: Henry
II. l.iichford. $40; Mrs. George Ccutch-
i'tia' ~; Mrs. j. Henry Bradley, 81;
Mrs. Henry W. pemberton. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-09
z PROHIBITION CASES
BEFORE COUNTY COURT
Docket One of Largest Of
Kind in Years, States
Attorney Says.
FEBRUARY TERM OPENS MONDAY
Other Charges Include Assault Nom
Support. Grand Larceny. Attempted
Murder, Dctrnyni and miscellaneous
CISjl Matters.

PETERSBURG. VA, Feb. S.-With
toia. OF twenty-five prohibition
cases alone TO be tried. the Chester
Held County Circuit Court will con-
rene-- Monday morning for the Feb
ruary term. The docket Is one o.
the largest of its nature Common
wealth's Attorney Harry Sncad yet
has had in prospect.
lu.- addition 10 tho prohibition
cases; there are several cases of as
sauIt. nonsupport, grand larceny. be-
trRyal. attempted murder and n mis-
cellaneous assortment of civil mat
tcrs.rsuch as appeals in assessment
cases, appeal in the Mclrosc Street
tColpnial Heights) matter: sale OF
school property: automobile ordi-
nances TO be adopted. and informa-
tons of contiscation ,of ardent
spirIis.
The more serious cases are as fol-
lows: Marvin Brooks. assault: How
ard Parkinson, appealed nonsupport:
l.. r.. Picardet and Howard Lime
burger grand larceny: Seldom Nose
~. ~colored. betrayal: Il. l.. Eanes.
attempted murder: David Clayman.
secdlld offense. violation of the pro-
hibition laws, with Hobby Camp and
H. E Bottom.
Tile prohibition cases to be tried
are las follows: Hobby Camp. JeT
Woodbridge, II. l.. Bottom. S H. Ora
ham. T. J.. Gardiner, NJ. l.. Harris,
IenrS Meade. Clyde Huckabec. John
c. Chandler. Eddie Swami, Arthur
Lively. George Taylor. George West,
Walter Boone. Robert jackson. Troy
Jsr. r.1n mud t-rn ri