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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
MAY RECALL AMBASSADOR
-hus Would Germany Recall Movement
Into the Ruhr.
Nv WILLIAM y. NASH.
peciai Gable TO The San Antonio Ligi
and the Chicago Daily News.

Epecial Cable TO The San Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.
Copyright 1928.
Paris. Jan. 0.-From credible sources
Il is learned that Germany intends to
Eecsll her ambassador to France as
loon as she learns that French troops
have crossed the demarcation line which
how separates the occupied from the
kon-occupied territories in the Rhine
land. thus issuing formal notifica-
LS>--lo the world that she considers
|he French action a breach of the
treaty. of Versailles.
This decision followed news that the
operations commission. by a vote of
|iree 10 one, declared Germany in will
hui default of her coal deliveries.
france has held an army in readiness
b invade the Ruhr upon receipt of
his decision.
Reports are circulating in Psris that
Germany may so further and break
III diplomatic relations entirely, but
ven in German circles this is consid-
red improbable. In case Ambassador
fayer is recalled charge d affaires
minor Official will be left to carry
h the business ad interim.
| Germans in touch with the repara-
ons commission expect that the &C.
Ipation of Essen will take place to-
| ght or early Wednesday morning.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
HELD FOR ROBBERY
Youth Denies Participation In Daring
Street Car Hold Up.

Mike SANCHEZ, a country youth, was
charged with robbery by firearms in
an affidavit filed in Justice Ben S.
Fisk's court Tuesday. Bail was fixed
at $1,000 which was not furnished dur
ing the forenoon after he waived pre-
liminnry hearing.
Sanchez denies the charge. He was
arrested in connection with the dar-
ing hold-up of a street car and rob
berry Of A. W. Chamberlain, the con-
ductor in South San Antonio the
night of December 20.
While on West Houston street last
Saturday night Sanchez was arrested
after Chamberlain pointed him out to
Patrolman Roberts. The prisoner was
taken in charge by Detectives Nc
Murray and Norton. Chamberlain
when asked about the case at head
quarters positively identified the pris-
Oner, detectives say. as one of the two
men who covered him with pistols and
robbed him,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
SEARCH WAS ILLEGAL
Court Dissnisses Liquor Case on Mo.
ton Of Defense.

o. tue grounds that an illegal search
WAS snade. a motiap iatrodutea b. At.
torney w. G. Linden to suppress evil.
dence in the case of Louis Martin,
charged by information with posses
sion OF liquor was sustained BY Fed.
eral Judge Duval West Tuesday morn
ing, resulting in an instructed verdict
of not guilty by the jury. 1t was
brought out at the trial OF the case
that a city officer acting at the behest
of federal officer can make legal
search only with possession of q search
warrant obtained in compliance with
rules governing search warrant issued
in federal courts.
The motion alleged that. on Septem-
Der %, e. II. Robinson and George
Stendebach. special investigators work
ing out of the mayors office, and
James ID. Plumb of the federal prohi-
bition force. searched the cold drink
stand belonging to the defendant at
931 North New Braunfels avenue.
After searching the cold drink stand
they continued their search, the mo-
ton alleged, int the privat, room and
kitchen adjoining the stand and oc-
cupied as living quarters by the de-
PENDANT. There they claimed to have
found quantity of whiskey, the mo-
ton continued.
The motion asked that the court sup
press all evidence obtained by the al
legged illegal search on the grounds that
the search was an invasion of the rights
guaranteed by the fourth and fifth
amendments to the constitution.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
WITNESS LINKS BLACK MASK TO kLA|
Prepares
AGENT SAYS HE WILL
CUT SAN ANTONIO'S
LEGAL LIQUOR SUPPLY
City Obtained 2400 Gallons
Last Year; to Get Only
900 Gallons This Year.

Prescription liquor for San Antonio
during 1923 will be approximately one
fourth Of the amount allowed during
1922, according to Permissive Agent
Pfeffer who is making his temporary
headquarters in San Antonio while
the liquor handled by nine
drug stores in San Antonio.
Approximately 2400 gallons Of wills
key or only about one pint for every
nine men, women and children in San
Antonio, was sold by drug stores on
prescriptions during the last twelve
months, Pfeffer says.
Although this is comparatively small
amount for n city the size of San An
tonic yet it is claimed that the amount
allowed for 1923 will not be in excess
of 600 gallons. There is no maximum
nor minimum amount allowed n durg
store and the case of each store is con-
sidered separately when application for
permit is made.
If, for instance, drug store applies
for 100 gallons of whiskey, it is the
duty of the permissive agent to investi-
gate the store and determine whether
the business is large enough TO lead
him to believe the liquor is being ordered
to fill bona fide needs. If an agent
believes the chief business of the store
is the filling Of liquor prescriptions
it is left up to his own discretion to
recommend the premit be granted.
Wine for sacremental and other
religious and ceremonial purposes is
ordered directly from the distiller
Pfeffer said, and is not handled through
the drug stores. There is not more
than five gallons Of wine for medical
purposes in the city, he said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
COOLER WEATHER DUE
Frost Is Probable During Tuesday
Night When Temperature VIII Drop.

Fair and colder weather is forecasted
sor Con- Antonio and the vicinity
aoi %" a., w.,,osd.r nv
TUESDAY nlgnt ana McliIe' r-ua:t
Metcorologlst d; u IN, xvsd,,oss
may be expected IN lhe hiis ~ H.
DAY morning anu possiy I; ~ tne sr.
proper. MI. JaIuoe % pe, 1eso1 'Ne me-
curry VIII drop 70 90 1889, o.Lor
san ANTONIO missed vse .os 500,
on the hlgh WINDS which Mouuay s".ps
Ihe eastern slope OF inc hoSHies an
Iuesoay were pioMlhg NJ tnc npss
eastern states. Moderape n1rtnelIs
winds are torecasted mere IN Tue neA'
"a hours. -. -,
An area OF men press sur, my 49, ~,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
HOUSE JUDICIARY 10.
COMMITTEE DROPS
CHARGES OF KELLER
Daugherty Given Clean
Bill BY Inuestiga-
ton.

a. = 4
Washington. Jan. s.--Atforney Cen
eral Daugherty was given clean bin
Of health today by the House Judiciary
Committee which investigated the i'm.
parchment charges brought against him
by Representative Keller, Republican,
Minnesota.
The resolution also proposed that the
Judiciary committee be discarged from
further consideration Of the Keller
charges and the proposed impeachment
of the attorney general and that the inn
parchment resolution introduced by the
Minnesota representative be laid on the
table.
In a resolution which was adopted by
a vote of twelve TO two the committee
said that ON the evidence obtained it
did not appear that there was any
ground to believe that Mr.. Daugherty
had been guilty Of any high crime or
misdemeanor requiring the interposition
Of the impeachment powers of the House.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09

Bastrop, La. Jan. 81. I. Morse
worthy, who declared himself charter
member of the Morehouse parish organic
cation Of the ku Klux Khan, asserted
on the witness stand at the open hear
ing today on the masked band depreda-
tiOns in Morehouse, that the black mask
was used by members Of the More
house klan when they set on marauding
raids at night
when the klan went out on raiding
trips they wore the black masks, but
when they met in the lodge rooms they
wore the white ones, Norsewerthg told
Attorney General Coco who was con-
Quoting the examination.
WHO was the leader OF the khan. the
grand cyclops, or whatever they called
him 2" asked Mr.. Coco.
Captain Skipwith, we called him.
the president
He was the king of this community
Of the parish. His word was final.
was it not?7 asted the attorney gem
eral.
"Yes, sir"
"what was the result Of all this
raiding? Wasn't the parish being con-.
trolled by a upcr-goyernmentfa
Caused Lots OF Trouble.
alt caused all kinds of trouble. The
people were all torn up. 1t wasn't
what we called invisible government,
but it sure was a change in govern
ment."
AS a matter of fact. Captain Skip
with told us that il the grand jury
which was in session failed 10 bring
about indictments. we would. meaning
the Khan. After l got out of the Nan
they sent me with a bunch of men TO
the Arkansas line. / had orders 20
flog those men and tell them to cross
the line and stay across.
"They did not know you hsd quit
them:"
Il reckoued NOT"
As TO the inner workings Of the
Kan. the witness claimed that he was
made captain BY Skipwith, and DIR.
McKoin was likewise houOrcd. but that
DR.. Mckoin was his assistant.
why did you quit the klanl Was it
because they wore black masksf'
rYes, sir, but did not like any part
Of it,"
~You mean the vigilsntes.-
"YeS."
Sent Scouts Out.
"Oh, they went around in the coun.
try and secuted up stuff and reported
TO us what was going on"
Weren't men ordered 10 leave their
homes. weren't others told 20 clean M
their householder"
Yes. sir --..
Weren't these orders executed hv
direction Of the president, Captain skip
With"
~Yes. SIR"
wasn't all this caused by parish OF.
ficialS not enforcing the laws
"Yes. sir .
AS a matter Of fact. the sheriff and
other officials Of this parish are men.
bers Of the klan:'
~Ses. sir.
Sven members Of the grand jury
then in session were members were
thev notf-
Yes. SIR.
Girl Was Kidnapped.
81 think this Investigation has the
support Of the better element % toe IN
Klnx KAN said nv Coon. Il would
NOT hcsitafe 10 Try this cas- BY q iury
(Continued on neat psgc
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
Snapshot SAM Pages Ten Persons

If the following ten persons will come to the office
of The Light they will be given surprise. =
John NJ Alexander 121 s. San Marcos.
George E. Baxter, 121 Hart.
Ed Bricker 115 Fair avenue.
Mary Crawford 208 w. Sheridan. . .-.. .
Claude L. Drennon, 116 Diaz. 1#
George C. Holmgreen, 1924 w Russell. .
Horace A. Kelton, 115 w. Locust. 81 FAKE 70 ..
Mrs NJ Nolan, 102 Sharer.
Catherine Smallwood 119 Ira.
P. A. Walls, 4t6 Devne. 49,. So.
@Snapshot Sam" has been busy photographng the
downtown crowds In few days series of pictures
will appear in this newspaper and some of the persons
in the pictures will be awarded prizes, Read Inc
Light daily for more particulars about Snapshot sam
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
WHISKEY is MISSING
Agents Find Cases Are Intact bu.
Liquor Is Gone.

Lexington, KY. Jan. 9.-0ne thou
sand cases of whiskey is missing from
the warehouse formerly owned by the
Creme Parker Company. here. federal
prohibition agents reported last night.
following a tour Of inspection. Accord
ing to records in the office of ElE.er
Correll. district agent. the whiskey was
transferred to the warehouse six moths
ago and should still be there. Investi-
CATION developed that the cases were
intact, inIt empty.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
TRAIN STRIKES TRUCK
Driver Hurled From Seat and Narrowly
Escapes Death.

Allison Gasporn. 80. 9ls East Myr-
tie street, escaped being crushed TO
death when an ]. & G. n, freight train.
known as Extra No. 400" crashed into
a seventeen motor truck at 10 10 Tues
day morning at the West Ashby street
grade crossing.
Gasporn was hurled from his seat at
the steering wheel of the truck, sus-
tanning severe but not fatal injuries.
The truck was rolled ahead of the To-
comotive for 500 feet, as measured by
the police, before the engine was halted.
The truck. owned by the Uvalde Rock
Asphalt Company. was badly damaged
and, police report, railroad ties along
the track were torn up and broken from
the point OF contact to the hating spot.
Gasporn was taken to the Santa Rosa
Hospital in the police ambulance.
The train consisted of locomotive
and caboose and was northbound. 1t
was in charge of Engineer G. f. WOr-
ley and Conductor ]. W. Boyd.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
LIGHT To PUT
ON Bic BIKE
OUTING HERE
Everybody With a Wheel In
vited to Ride With St.
0nge Saturday.
WILL BE BIG EVENT
"Bikes" Of All Kinds to Be
in Parade Out to Brack-
enridge Park.
WILL BE BIG EVENT
Get out your bikes, fellows!

Get out your bikes, fellows!
Drag 'em out of your cellars, sheds
and garages. Oil EN- up. Polish EN-
up. Pump up the tires. The San An,
tonic Light in conjunction with local
bicycle dealers, is going TO stage so
ciable bicycle ride and decorated wheel
parade, the biggest stunt of its kind
ever put on in this or any other city
in this vicinity. .H
Next Saturday is the day and
O'Clock sharp is the time. The starting
place will be at Travis Park on the
Pecan street side. The route of the
parade will be short SO the youngest
rider in line will be in at the finish out
in Breckenridge ParI.
Its Not Race.
1t isn't going to be race, but il
promises TO be the biggest demonstration
for the return of the bicycle TO popular
ity that you've ever seen. You don't
have TO be small boy TO get in IL.
either. Small boys are welcome. ard so
,s4s the BIS glrls and flapps q "a ksie5,
efs. And - are mothers and fathers
and grnDdmothers and grandfathers,
II you have che latest 1872 model
with big bead light. rear danger sig
nal, brakes and thin racing tires, bring
il out II you've got one of those old
fashioned kind with the enormous front
wheel and the little wheel behind you'll
probably get prize.
Plenty OF Prizes.
It's going to be worth your while
to decorate your wheel whether yeu are
in the kindergarten class with three
wheel velocipede or in the professional
class with machine that streaks along
like a greyhound. A feature prize viii
be the San Antonio Light Silver Trophy
Cup 60 be given to the school with the
greatest number of riders in line.
Fred st. 0nge. probably the best
known bicycle rider in this country,
has come TO San Antonio and started
all of this, but there is good reason
aside from the parade idea. Mr.. st.
0nge represents the cycle trades of
America and travels all over this coun-
try preaching the gospel of good cycling,
educating young folks into the proper
way to ride a bicycle for health and
pleasure. giving demonstrations in cor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
HOME WEATHER FOR TOURISTS.

ST. Louis; Temperature. IS; cloudy: IS
mile wind from the northwest; lowest tenn
perature IN last 20 hours. IS; highest, SIS.
Chicago: Temperature. 80; snowing. "a
mile wind from the northwest; lowest tenn
persture in last "a hours. %; highest, IS.
Kansas Cisyi Temperature. 30: clear. Is
mile wind from the northwest: lowest tenn
perature In last 20 hours. 2e; highest. 50.
New York: Temperature. %; cloudy. To-
mile wind from the west: lowest temper
ature IN last "a hours 30. highest. 81
Washington: Temperature. IS: raining.
S-mllc wind from the south; lowest tenn
perature In lest 20 hours, 49, highest, 40
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
10000 PANTS MISSING
Chicago Police Look for Men Wearing
Trousers and No Coats.

Chicago, ILL.,. Jan. 9.-Chicago police
Lave been looking for two months for
10000 men wearing trousers and nc
coats.
So far they have ben unsuccessful,
but today they arrested Samuel Gins
berg, dealer in tailor's trimmings, in
competition with the tbefts of ap-
proximately 10000 pairs of pants. val
ued at $4,000 from a local manufac-
tuFer.
Ginsberg, police say. admitted be
shipped 127 dozen pairs of the miss
ing trousers TO Marcus & CO.. of Kan.
sas City, but cOntended he acquired
them in legitimate manner.
The other $500 pairs are still miss
inv
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
BRITISH SEND TROOPS
Re.Inforcements for Air and Artillery
Units Arrive in Constantinople.
By the AssoeIated Press.

Constantinople. Jan. 9.-British air
and artillery re-inforcements are re-
ported to have arrived here during the
past two days. Reliable sources es-
innate that the arrivals included an
entire new brigade of artillery. The
report has not served. however to quiet
persistent runors Of an impending eva
cuation.
Foreign observers have detected o
continual inflowing of iKemalist sol
diers. dressed in citizens clothes, who
have been nilitarily equipped after their
arrival. IL is estimated that more than
10000 men are now in the city.
There is rumor of revolution IN
Mosul. II could not be confirmed in
INV source. r.E
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
The WEATHER
TEMPERATURES.
WEATHER.

San Antonio and vicinity: Tuesday night
and Wednesday fair. colder Tuesday night
with frost: minimum temperature IS to g.
moderate northeTly winds. s
East Texas: Fair and colder with frost
n south portion except near. coast; We'd
nesdsy fair. warmer in northwest portion.
West Texas: Fair. colder in south por-
ton; Wednesday fair and warmer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
KLANSMAN
TELLS OF
BLACK HOOD
Charter Member Describes
Super-government in
Morehouse.
CLEANED UP ARKANSAS
Told to Flog Men Made
Captain With McKcin
an Assistant.
GIRL WAS KIDNAPPED
Says Sheriff, Grand Jury
and Parish Officials 5
Joined Khan.
GIRL WAS KIDNAPPED

Mer Rouge. La. Jan. e.-Acting
On anonymous telephone message
that an attempt might be made to
kidnap Addie May Hamilton, pros
pective witness, several men stood
guard today at the Hamilton home
near Mer Rouge and later two sol
iiers were assigned to guard duty
in that section. The anonymous
telephone message was received at
Che headquarters Of Department Of
Justice agents directing the assem-
bling of evidence in the inquiry.
Miss Hamilton is expected to tes-
tify that certain Morehouse parish
men had some months ago forced
her to leave the parish.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
TROOPSAND
ARTILLERY
:. NEAR ESSEN
Thirty-eight Trains Of
French Soldiers Leave
Mayence.
WITHIN SEVEN MILES
Dusseldorf Section Is Half
covered With Army
Forces.
ARTILLERY IS BROUGHT
Chauffeurs Turned Back;
Germans Prepare for
Occupation.
ARTILLERY IS BROUGHT
BY the Associated Press.

Brussels, Jan. 9.-Premier Theu-
mis- formally announced to the
Chamber of Deputies the govern
ments determination to stand be-
hind France" in the occupation Of
The Ruhr district. He regretted that
the allies were moving without Eng
land but said that neither anger or
vengeance" actuated Belgium.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
PUT UNDER $500 BOND
Indictment Alleges Conspir-
acy to Handle Liquor in
San Antonio.
SPECIFY ALLEGED ACTS
Complaint Sets Out Pur-
ported Criminal Dealings
Over Long Period.

Alleging widespread conspiracy to
handle great quantities of liquor in San
Antonio, an indictment returned by the
federal grand jury charging II men OF
Bexar county with conspiracy TO com
nit an offense against the United States
government has resulted in the arrest OF
10 of the u. The other two are still
These Hrves,ei. are: Al Norton, Guy
Chadwell. Werner Chadwick Chris z.
Terrell, Frank +. Fuller, T.. Sehleyer,
Louis SchreiRer, Levi Stevens, William
Erwin and Emil Sibenhor Sr.
Deputy United States Marshal j. II.
Bacon has been at work on the con-
spiracy case since the indictment was
returned last December. Considerable
difficulty has been encountered by the
deputy marshal in making the arrests.
United States Commissioner II. L. Ed
wards fixed the bond Of each at $500
The indictment alleges the defend
ants possessed great quantities of liquor
and that the liquor came from many
sources and that the conspiracy 10
handle liquor existed from the last
April up until November ] when the
alleged activities Of the defendants were
disrupted by n series of raids and ar
rests by the San Antonio prohibition
enforcement agents.
Months Of Investigation.
For several months preceding the
presentation Of the case to the federal
grand jury. prohibition agents have
been working to connect the alleged
separate activities Of each of the de-
PENDANTS with the activities of the
Others. Several Of the defendants have
been arraigned before the United
States commissioner for violations OF
the national prohibition laws but no
connection between these alleged separ-
ate violations was discovered, il Is
said, until few weeks before the
federal grand Jury met.
The indictment makes the following
allegations:
That on July ]. Sehreiner and Siben.
hor had possession Of 300 pints OF
whiskey.
That AL Norton, on August 81. con-
cealed 46 pints of liquor in building
on Grayson street.
That Levi Stevens. September 4.
hauled coo pints Of whiskey along
North blackberry street into San An
That an sop,emher Oh Guv Chad.
wsiI concealed nitcher of whiskey AT
a lar on North New Rraunfels ave
q ~ 20" '" ~
Th.t x,n-rsr 6,badweii an Sentemher
90 snr-oS al.ss ~ HbisLey over the
h. s'' - -.
Tbst Al Marian ..rsed ope Mint Of
,.ti.Lar - 10 concealed IN q G,svSon
800 h,'iid;"r On 0ctabar ~
Ch.rsa Trs,s nort.,io, ~ Ijnuor
Thst -, Noyan,har defendant
On ~ 49, Mood nnJer
wiz b,1,o.i 90 DaIiars ~ alnnboI
tu nau g go. 80
Irom no =" "'"'
an nm, Du,io r.-.ou r,,,lIor
Ihat OF a1o.enDv, III Satandont no;
NORTON, sJenisy I nnu -. eaunooiod o.,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
ENGLISH ARE OUTvOTED.
ermany Declared In Default, Ameri-
can Urges Lenie1cy.
. By thc Associnted Prcss,

Paris. Jan. 9.-The separations
Immission today voted Germany in
|illful default in her coal deliveries.
be vote was three to one. Sir John
radbury. the British member, casting
Il negative ballot.
The discussion over the default ques-
Pn lasted an hour and three quarters,
part of which time was taken up
the British delegate in giving his
|asons why he considered the default
|ould not be declared.
Sir John explained he was unable TO
tie for the proposition because he
rr-es'tst tbs action took the matter
ID Of the hands Of the commission
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
SNOWSLDE is FATAL
Oregon Woman and Two Children
Killed When Home Is Destroyed.

Baker. Ore. Jan. 9. = Mrs. Harry
Fisher ard her two. children. boy.
aged and a girl aged 8, were killed
by snowslide which struck their
home in Mayfloyer Eulch, near COrnu-
copia last night. according 70 news re-
ceived here yesterday.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09
FAMILY is POISONED
RocxdaIc Residents Taken III After
Eating Sailed Meats.

RoCkdale. Tex, Jan. e.-Six persons
are seriously i'll here as the result OF
ptomaine poisoning caused from eating
salted meats recently put down IN a
new tub. Mrs. Vented. mother OF VII
Vented, is not expected TO recover.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09

NVpvTIEHIf iFsa'|
Paris, Jan. s.--It is reported in,
well informed circles here that the
Lausanne conference may adjourn in,
definitely within ten days. Some say
that war between Great Britain and
Turkey viii follow and others that the
British will eyacuate Constantinople.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09

Berlin, dan. 9.--Thirty eight trains
carrying French troops left Mayenee
Yesterday with Essen as the destina-
tion of the forces, says an Essen tele-
gram today. The arrival of heavy ar
tillery and sappers is reported from the
of Neuss (three and one
half miles southwest Of Duesseldorf.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-09

French Army Short on Ready Money.
Paris, Jan. e.-The French army has
had. temporarily, TO stop promoting phi
Yates TO the rank of corporal because it
lacks money with which to meet the
increased pay for corporals.