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a soistcoua Critic.

IN an Australian thcatcr recently
q man arose il the front row OF the
gallery during the third act and re-
marked, "This is bad play" The
Leading actor came to the footlights
and shouted: "You've 10 right to
interrupt. If you dou't like it, go
outside" excuse me-" rcjoined
the malcontcnt, ''I have the right
to criticisc what I have paid for. If
l buy pound of butter and find it
is bad, say so. l have bought q
shillings worth of this show, and
it is an imposition. I want my mon
ey back" At this point q stalwart
attendant interposed. Clawing, un-
parliamentary language and smash
ing of furniture ensued Eventually
the champion Of the playgoers
rights emerged triumphant from
the fray. Holding a shilling on
high, he exclaimed: 'It's all right.
I'ye got my money back. Ths play
can now proceed"
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GOOD ADVICE
The Lawyer Gave 1t, and Hs Client
Was Not Slow to Take Il,

wae not or. >.
o" ~ "No ''
several years ago. says a wei
siI Muo" Il ce'iiilhal lawyer OF Chicago,
'nefe was row OF hitching racks
Hosnu inos ond me a,naa1 criminal nal court build
lhss' ma almost always there werc
. nnEine1 a.n,i o. horses tied to them.
0-le Gay was passing through
courtroom when the Judge called
'' :. me Sf
- = nc std l am going
~ :! po'i;' oN 10 ueI1ha 'his man
n.y. n.y. %ho Is PeiiiliieSs ana ls
eN"' .. }.U Ni.H SyealilS . morse.
;: N"si' lgaIeo VIVA We ap-
H0i'4I.-iti-', N|s | M" 10 iaNe IL, so
,. ,a-l,p 7" eouft 10 slIa me q
T.;,I, .;|.'~I - ,,'',' ! al" ihlrn''a ,,, aux
@ ".,n i'il He" cil'H', INC Jud,Se
.,eii' .,, ~ i't'' hla, prl'aSe cAanlper
- sAiA 'le case Over. lherc was q
~ NJ 'ciA,7 rom 'Nhs room INTO
.i ne '"niic nan on inc hrst iloor OF
'.:', .:iI oui!oii,s. NY new cilcht was O
'iilalmuus :. nIs, looking man.
" haI eslqehee =, ha!c they got
aeaiHI. .s Hn, you: asked nm
ne nun stoic inc morse from
- 9u' ''cfe III 'ho courtroom he
'0,a @.A -.
nyoooy clse reioy 10 tcstIy
oSuiHoI you
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Trustees Sale.

- virtuo OF authority conferred upon
me III certain Deed OF Trust executed
and delivered to me by $. z. rato on tho
18th day of Septombcr. 1899, duly of re-
cord in Il. NJ. c. Office for Anderson
County, &. c., in book xxx, pages .i22-2i.
will sell at public auction on Salesday
IN January next. at Anderson Court
House, $. c., at the usual place and
within tho usual hours OF public sales,
All that certain Tract or parcel Of Land, ,
situate In varennes Township, s. c., con.
tanning oighty and one fourth (sol) acres
mere o: less, and bounded by lands of
Wm. M. Webb, Mira. Elizabeth Hall Nc
Connell, d. B. Webb and p. l.. Tate.
Terms OF Salo-One- half canh and bal
anoe on credit of one year, with Interest
on credit portion from the day of onle mt
the rate of eight per cent per annum
until paid, credit portion to be se-
cured by bond OF the purchaser and
mortgage OF tho promised. with leave TO
,ho purchahor To anticipate payment Of
the whole or any par. OF tho credit lor-
lion. Purchaser to pay extra fer pmper...
For further particulars 500 un,,ursign-
ed. GEO H. PItIS(,Is
i)o.. Il Ioo3 n,:
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Floating eardens.

On the rivers of Cashmere are
thousands of footing gardens,
formed by long sedges which aFs
woven together In the form Of a
gigantic mat. These sedge grasses,
flags, stalks and lilies arc woven on
the river or lake banks while their
roots are still growing In the slime
underneath. The required amount
of earth is then superimposed upon
the mat, the stalks are then cut, and
the mat and its load are a full
fledged Floating garden" They are
usually about twenty by fifty yards
in extent, seldom larger, the full
depth Of the mat and its earthly COW
ering being about three feet. A dis
honest Cashmiri will sometimes tow
his neighbours garden away from its
moorings and sell the produce Of
the others toll.
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Lest His Stoutaeaa.

An amusing accident once be9ell
Mr.. Bourchiep when playing DR..
Johnson.
In the part he had to make him
self as stout as possible, and to this
end he had had manufactured a
sort Of pneumatic stomach, which
was blown out before going ON the
stage and then sealed up.
Unfortunately, however, on this
special occasion he knocked against
some Of the scenery and caused
puncturc. The audience was amazed
at hearing strange noise end sec
ing tho Usage Of Fleet Street"
shrinking visibly before their very
eyes.-London Express.
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Notice of Opening Books of Sub
sCriptiOn.
State Of South Carolina.

State Of South Carolina.
PURSUANT to a Commission Issued
TO the undersigned AS O,rporators by NJ.
X. Cooper, Secretary of State, on tho llth
day OF December, 1902, notice IS hereby
givon that books Of subscription to tho
capital stock OF tho Tonnesses, Georgia
and South Carolina Rnilroad Company
will 10 oponed at tho otlico OF B. r. Whit
ner, Eaq., Peoples Bank building, in tho
City OF Anderson, County OF Andersen,
State OF South Carolina. on the 10Th day
January, 1903. at ii o'clock O. m.
The said proposed Corporation will
have q capital stock of$250. 600. 90, divided
into two thousand five hundred shares OF
the par value OF $4,000 each, and will be
empowered to engage In tho business OF
owning, oonatructing and operating a
railroad from tho said City OF Anderson,
State OF South Caroline. to some point on
tho Chatooga River in Ooonee County, In
asid State, on the Georgia State Line. In
tho direction OF Tho City OF Charleston, In
the State OF Tennesseo.
w. Il. FRINK,
MERRILL. SKINNER,
I. II. HARRISON.
Dec IL. 1909 26 q,
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Notice of Annual Meeting.

THE annual meeting OF the County
Board Of commissioners for Anderson
County will be held in the office of the
County Supervisor at Anderson, 8. c.. on
Thursday, the 9Th day Of January, 1908.
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
Any and all persons holding claims
against Anderson County are required to
file them, properly proven, with the
Clerk Of the Board. on or before Saltsday
in January, and those falling TO do so,
their cl0ims will have to lie oyer, as they
are barred from participation in this
meeting.
Each one Of the Magistrates in this
County are hereby notified to have their
criminal dock - .tt.tJtthe Board
for examinatia Iii r.
respectfully urge cncL q, every ono
interested TO heed this notice. BY order
Of Board OF County Commissioners.
J. i. CLARDY,
Clork Board County Com
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a susnscted Visitor.
els the author in ?"

us The author in %
'Who wants to see HIM" asked
the boy who answered the bell
Gust say friend"
'He amt got none," said the
boy, and then he poured forth the
following in q volley: "An' he's
done seen the man about the rent,
an the groceryman has given him
time, an the coalman's In the hams
of receiver, anyhow, an the bailiff
broke his leg comm to levy on him,
an he's sick in bed from yard Of
plasterin' that fell on him whilst he
wuz a-writin' obituaries on his cred
itors, an you'd better go Tong bout
yer business an let him alonel"-
Atlanta Constitution
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FNley'S Kidney Cure
makes kidneys and bladder RIGHT.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LiNA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
I'm THE PROBATE COURT.

j. B. Cox, AS Executor OF tho Estate of
!;lizabaih Cox, deoaased, Plaintiff,
against Mrs. Nancy A. Shirley, Mrs.
S. +. Ragsdale, Mira. Mary A. Dunlap,
Mrs, 3. J. Gaines, Mrs. MallioJ. Elgin,
Mr. Emma Penson and w. Y. Cox,
Dafendants.-SutnmO for RUlef-Pe-
Lition not Served.
To the Defendants nbovo named:
You are hereby summoned and requi-
red to answer the Petition in thH action,
which Is filed in the office of tho Court Of
Probate at Anderson Court House, g. c.,
and 70 serve copy OF your answer TO
said Petition on the subscribers hereof at
their Office at Anderson Court House,
y. c., within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, exclusive of such day OF SER
vice; and II You fail to answer the Peti-
ton within the time aforesaid, the Plain
tiff In this action will apply TO the Court
for the relief demanded in the Petition.
TRIBBLE g. PRINCE.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson 8. G.
Nov. 12.h, 1902.
You will further take notice that the
undersigned will apply to the Judge Of
Probate at Anderson Court House, B. c.,
on Monday. the second day of February,
A.. ID. 1903, at u o'clock q. m, for a Final
Cox, docensed, and discharge from tho
Office OF Executor of said Estate.
J. b. cox, as Executor.
TRIBBLE IL PRINCE, At'ys. Pro Pot
18th Nov, 1902. A. u.
To Mallio j. IGlgin aud W. +. Cox, absent
Defondants:
You will take notice that tho Summons
horein, "f which tho foregoing isa copy,
and notice OF Final S,ttlo;uynt wero this
day Gad i'll tho Office OF tho Probate
Court ut Anderson. y. &.
iEiBBIE Il PRINCE,
A.torn.ys Pro Pet.
Nov l., 1902 - 6
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CAN YOU BEAT THIS?

am ready to DO all kinda of Wagon
and Buggy work prompt. just think al
ii! l will Rim and Tire your Bnggy
Wheels cnow, first class. for $500 Set,
and tho regular psico is so. Now guar
ant<s my WORK 10 be hrnt-clasY and to
give perfect satisfaction; il not your mon
ey returned All Spoken glued in.
will givo you low prices on ali Wagon
aud Buggy work. What about your
horse? Does he interfcre, stumble or
travel bad? If NO bring him ard lot mo
stop 1t. You will find mo on Tho corner
bolOw Jail. w. NJ. WALLACE.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COi.NrT u! .i.pEl,>p,:
~ nc OmN GuA.l.oa PIES.

~ nc CVti{ tvHntr. if,HS.
jamie Clarke and J,'nui" !. Nun', i'iAjn-
ijiie, nSRinAl l.. /. EiArl:r, l.. ~ lltrxe
@nt! others, Defendants.
Purnuimtto tho rr.iur us ,,.,.e :,ln t,.l
heroin VIII sol! on ti".s.aS- ~ Jmu,lnrr
next. durini, tho nsu.- hours 1T saiu, III
front of tho Court i.nnsair t!rr c,,y uf
Amdorsoil, the Real Estate dcncribed ~
follows, to-wit:
Al thut Lot or parcel Of i.nuG, stunic
III the City OF Andersen. on the S,:,.h
sAGc OF Church street, cni..nilipy ono
lour:h y aero, more or l.os, Ironing on
said Church street ll5 iect, more or loss,
and running back in parallel limos 100
feet. adioin ing lots of Mrs .Ionin,n Nay
cit, heirs OF Mrs. Rosa ii. Webb and
others.
Terms Of Sale One third cash, bulanco
on II months crodit, with interest from
day of sale. securol by II mortgage of tho
prei.iseH, the dwelling insured and policy
assigned, with leave to pay All cnsh, or
anticipate payment at any time.
r. Y. II. NANCE.
Judge OF Probate as Speciul Referee,
Dec 10, 1902 IS
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IN poILics quite tlc I:IolN thing tllnt spring.
,niit our rh'r friend hou*t t!iat circular brought
To the potcntatcs notice might bring or swinr
Some custom from. those i'll The ring
So he carved i'll q manner quite new q few
Elnc pages OF words all askcH- lnt! drew
AS embellishments hig snake here and there
And Il bug and dragon two, so true
They'd give one the shivers to view
Now. Ling supcrstitious was quite; IA fright
He'd howl if they put out the light ut night
So when from the envelopes shell there fell
That circular gorgeously swell yell
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= A man without hands can never
feel we'll.
= 1t is easier to make q dollar than
it is to avoid arrest for couutcrfciting
= Mcn OF leisure seldom have time
to do anything.
= The saving grace Of woman is
that, however low she falls, there is
always something which can make her
blush.
= The wise husband remembers that
his wife would rather have kind words
and some new clothes now than silver
handles en hey cciin few years
hence.
nr. Wyman, government physi-
elan ct the Sac and Fox indian AGENCY
in Oklahoma. Announces tha, = luryr
majority OF the tribe are afflicted viii,
tnoe!rcn!osis, ~crofula and ether IN
curablc diseases, ,nl adds that ,Ae
tribe Will berxtintt within few years.
me --latest report sass there are lee,
put ~ mcmhers Of this once power
full tribe
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Some brokers make it . po;nt I.

- Some brokers make it point to
sec that their patrons 60 broke.
= It's put-up Job on man when
his wife orders new stove.
= a double -barrclod shotgun is the
worst type OF tho deadly parallel.
- No man can be expected to foot
his wifo's billa without kicking.
- Even the river banks are unable
to stand = protracted run on them.
When man has. q peck Of trou-
bic he is satisfied with short measure.
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Judge OF PrObate's sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
In the Court of Common Pleas.

In the Court of Common Pleas.
M. p. Trlbble, G. C. c. p, plaintiffs,
against Mary j. Timms and others, De-
feudantc.
In obedispce 70 the order Of sale grant
ed herein, Rill sall on Salesdny In Jan
uary, 1908, m front OF the Court House In
the City Of Anderson, during the usual
hours OF salo. tho promises described as
EOllOws, to-wit:
All that certain piece. parcel Of Land,
containing one hundred and fifteen Q15j
acres, more or less, on waters OF wenty-
Six Mile Creok, adjoining lands of
acres, more or less, In possossion OF
Samuel Il. Timms, 1t being the SAN o
conveyed TO Jesse Timms, ns part OF the
Real Estate Of Jease Timma, deceased,
known az the home place now in posses-
sion OF the said Mary j. Timms.
Terms@CRah.
r. Y. II. NANCE,
Judge OF Probate ~ Special Referee.
Dec 10. 1902 25
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Peoples Bank Of Anderson,
ANDERSON, y. &.
We respectfully solicit a share
of your business.
Assessment Notice,
AUDITORS OFFICE.

1
THIS ni,.c" will hr on,a, /" r,,siyG l:,t,-iIs Of
'ni l'ar, from ho srsi d,y ri Jauuarv ial; 10
III. :D.h !,y ni Fo'r.nty taluwin.. iuciu-..a
-t,'i frtai' N"de ac'nrr. hr; AL ir,inlars Of
!;Nl ii''a.r mWlv ,irr" ia>t turn .iDniI In.
uoi'd rpou thu ,riugt hhi.k when .iin.
u" 10" iNh 20 , lstt'ri s.r'' ir!uifrt hy " 10
i'ai nr II ii','' il''' 'A 80 4A,zr iatr own re-
diicrl'v of ,loiii.i'i ~, or ;in,:ta ~ +, c..nt
penalty, ~ " :! as t..t r., .,'..ty e. ,rfnt r. +
~ !!"'l 'N.f ,fY T.! 'l mc'is inier your
IL, ''"'-
lA-C'niri',nie 'ii,rs ey.rs,,cuscf.. .aro
oSciiit frniu i'rii'fa Ali n,l..r ,n,.. c,,,,,,n
me a,',> 90 y ara ia YEAR. ,Nooi,. il,s, rca.,s.
"a; canning s'iri"ri ire,' hrin.: nnm ,r from
AIRY ,'n'', ,, '..,u g sh,'I h- rs"'iaxa'I ios.
tiinra sud li,c,,,
i!oii1ui. tu.s,iay. I,i.ui So
Mnil,iisyi L.. wednesday. ,l..unary7
Iva. lhurwia-, January
M"riey Friday, lAnunry9.
i''y',s M'.'"'i ~, aAi,','.ay Jnnu"y 10
Si"reviilc. in' siay. January Is
linsNcAirN' Nh, W''in"s lay, Lanaary Il
t,nvtom, Monday. .jnnuar, II.
bishop'. Branch, Saturday J.nniry H.
Five Forks, Monday. Jurmary -
Auiun. Tuesday. January ~.
Wyntts store, Wednesday, January Il
Cedar Wreath, Fri lay, january IG-A H.
James store, Friday, aDnnry .G-p.m
WieinKlona,,7 store Thursday. January IS
Equa ity. ThrHlny, January 13
pcndlctun Friday. January Ii.
Iownvllle, Friday, January i6.
Tugaioo. Saturday. January II.
lLonea Path. Monday and Tuesday, January 2I
aud ~.
Rclton, Friday and Saturday. January 30 and 81.
Piedmont, Monday and Tuesday. January &c
Pe.or. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. jan
Williamson. Wednesday and Thursday. Jam
G. N. C. BOLEMAN, Auditor.
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The Single Thought and Two sou,s

The Single Thought and Two souis.
Smoking on the CARP exclaimed
the disgusted woman as Dennis
Flaherty, with his long stemmed
pipe took his seat beside her.
"Oi am" rejoined Dennis between
long and determined puffs. ~And
av ye don't loike ut 60 wan up
froont. These safes is resairved fer
smokhers."
"1f You were my husband, I'd
give you poison"
would ye nowp" Puff, puff.
"Oi think av yo wor me wolfe"
puff, pnff-"Oi would take ut. -
Lippincotts.
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AS then to tell this dismal tale Confuciup began:
"By the shores of the great Hoancho you know
y printer there lived long ago. and Oh,
He printed each day for the folk Of Cathay
Cards, booklets and bills for the show, just So
II manner artistic, but slow
I.ach type page was carycn by hand nd s,)luned
Will ornaments gaudy Gnd grand; they stand
As monuments now OF the work OF Lee Chow
The rs1 Of the great printing band who scanned
Ills lle;2f In the far yellow land
a mandarin mighty was Li.l;, All Sing
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A Cup Race.

"What are these cups for P" asked
we'll dressed man of jcwclcr,
pointing to- some lovely silver cups
ON the counter.
@Theeo arc race cups to'bc given
as prizes"
~1f chats 30, suppose you and I
race for one?" And the stranger.
with the cup in hand, started, the
jewcler after him.
The stranger won the cup.-Lnn-
don Standard.
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Rang out on the 01r IT'S plot! IT'S a snare!
'rs the work Of sono wizard to spell my knellv
And the mandarin quiycrcd like jell.
That day the cook broke the great plate Of state
The hinges came OF the front gate. weight
Dropped full on Lings Toe, and he shrieked in his
woe,
''Tis the work of those dragons ornnte; but wait-
My thirst for revenge will satev
He pounced on Lee Chow with q swoop and whoop
and boiled hina next day into soup, poor dupe;
But the family came and took pay for that shame.
Bor they killed themselves all in group grim troop
On the nandnrin's spotless front stoop."
The Chinese spook its tale had told but the echo
The shade OF Johann Gutenberg spoke the print
Long years ago. where you know good printing fir
IN Germany, across the sea- there lived printer man
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= Getting engaged is like running
to a-6re, after they are married they
walS back.
- The man who teaches women to
smoke always marrics one what won {
let him do it himself.
= Marriage has sure awakening
because marriage is dream.
= 1t is tho worst cigar that is cnti-
tied 20 Grst rank.
= Big guns are tho only things
served on ar1nor plates.
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III pure fraternal sympathy burst our bonds
And came" The printer shiverIng said, "You're very
kind, I'm sure"
Then forth from the tronR of snooa thero eroda
stately shade,
with flowing robes cf spectral silk that phantom
rustngs made
Long its ghosuy nails its skin was OF yellow
hue,
And pendent from tts ghostly skuI there hung q
ghostly cue.
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Who daily made In course OF trade tho wfeTewishal
to pay
For bread anG kraut by turning out paper ev-
cry day.
The printers name. twas known to fame, was Pun
pernickel and
His paper. too. the Metz Baxoc, was sold ON every
stand
wart the land marched bold Won DunkersnitA
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Az u1uupn grand atnW0rt tne lauO morcneU DOld Won
man OF war most mighty. for he gave the foeman q
When he returned the bondres burned and fireworks
shed their blaze,
And with scare head each paper spread abroad the
generals praiee. M
The Pumperntckel wit was quick and strictly up TO
date;
is brilliant editorial read Won Dunkersnitz the Great
of those Of birth and sterling worth whose heads
the Fates anoint
Ihe mighty Fritz vOn DunkersnitS great case in
Alas for haste That screed placed brewers I'D
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I..C !!.I.V '0ssVu UPON I!S COUGH, Wrlng tlIiM;
OF woe.
Anl he writhed the midnight chime pea,cd
through the chambers gloom
Anl 10. s'rl:igc shapes came iioclng in to ~, tho
dismal room.
II tattercd sirouds bedewed with damp in modv
sravcclotlcs thin,
Through wall and floor IL host OF ghosts like snow
flakes driftcd in,
Ard as the dreary winter wind means through the
graveyard trees
so from the dismal company came spoken words like
I'VE the ghosts Of printers past of many an oee
Grim Death that weird conpostor has pied our torn
to in our graves Of fee meath the tropic Aov
hard luck talo was whispered and we came 70 to
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- rs 4 ~. -. - ~ ~ ~ "A
-9aMlAa3N L - isH.s =
+ erIaaIe x2o Stz1Atog

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Such changes arc very apt to produce
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Our illustrate ed book, "Pcrfcct f7ccItf1 for
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and down the spine chilling culver ran
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Judge OF isrobaio's sale.

Doe Il. 1903
The Washington times., 1902-04-25
FOR THE PENNSY GAMES.
Georgetcwn's Relay Team and SprinteI
Duffey Leave for Philadelphia Today.

The University of Pennsylvania will
hold its annual relay carnival on Frank
lin Field at Philadelphia tomorrow. II is
one of the greatest events on the ath-
letic calendar. and will bring together
the cream of college relay teams and in
diyidual runners.
This city will be represented by George
town University and the Central and
Western High Schools. The former has
entered its relay team consisting OF Ed
which handily defeated the Pennsy's team
here In February. Duffy has been entered
in the special l00-yard dash. and he will
have to toe the mark with such cracks
as Sears. of Cornell; Shick and Scheuber.
of Harvard; Hargrave and Moulton. of
Yale; westney and Tewksbury, of Penn
sylvania, and Dick" Dear, who has been
entered by the Central High School
which has pinned its faith on Dicks"
ability to win even against such an array
of cracks and record holders.
The Central and Western High Schools
have entered their relay teams for the
national high school championship race.
and these will line up against we'll known
crack schoolboy teams.
Georgetown will have to turn the trick
against such crack teams as Yale. Har-
ward. Pennsylvania, Notre Dame. and
Syracuse.
The entrants from this city will leave
here this afternoon at o'clock over the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.