Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21

boy Leads Busy Life.
His life is busy. Getting up at o'clotk
every morning, he works before going to
school. Gets his lessons before 5 o'clock
in the afternoon and works in the office of
the Y. NJ. c. A. Institute from 6 to 1O
o'clock at night He is helping relatives
with some Of the money earned out OF
school hours. Although too busy to spend
much time in the gymnasium, he has good
health. because his habits are good.
He intends to be a physician some day,
and is working hard to prepare himself
for that profession.
In carrying the message from Baltimore
to President Roosevelt at the White
House the Washington Y. NJ c. A. boys
will be divided into three sections. The
first group will convey the message from
the Monumental city to Elkridge, Md.
the second from that town to Laurel
and the third from Laurel to the White
House. It is hoped that young Leect
will dart through the gates Of the White
House grounds before midnight tonight
bearing the message from New York.
- Names of Relay Runners.
The boys who will participate in the
run are H. p. Brown, Harold Day, Rene
Hecht, F. Windridge. George Fairfax
Willie Eiker, Harold Davis, Andrew Duffy
A. Nelson, Ted Eaton, Russell Ide, Harold
Wolfe, Paul Blackstone, Winters de
Maine, Ed Fowler. Lowell Harding, Mil
ton H. Fridley. Charles Shaffner. f. Pow
dermaker. c. Pigeon, Leslie Weeks, Will
LearWrigley, William ,Covall. Leonard
OFT, Linton Herndon, Elliott Campbell, G.
Moore. Charles Miller. Emile Frye Joseph
Gordon, Fl. Bursley. Charles LAYERS Wat
son Davis. T. e. Estig, Eugene Austin
Robert Farrar, Robert Ide. William j
Morcock. Ben Stub, n Wfthers, c. Gray
Ben Irving, David Gates, Paul Silweiger
Abe Dreisonstack, Robert Hamill, War
ner Howard, Louis d. Wine. William
Hough. John Lord, Harry Hodgkins and
Arthur Buell..
Milton Murray, NJ. Alexander, William
Thomason, Roger Lowe. John Mallory,
Young. Goode Myers, f. Downing,
Francis Pee, Alvin Goodwin, F. J. Camp
bell, Nathan Blum, L. Dietrich, B. Bros
nan, Herbert Betz, Sylvester Fisher,
Harold Wright, Harry Bassett, Russell
Taggart. Howard Taggart, Leo Adams,
F. w. Steever, A. ]. Hutterly, Harry
Wilson, Lloyd Meyer. r. Stockbridge.
L. Philips. Joe Dornall, Roger Birdsell,
Walter Johnson, Arthur Taylor. Paul
Huntington, Gordon Washburn, Garrett
Mattingly, r. Mckeever, Ed Guiiford.
Ed Amateas, ID. Blakeslock, Holden
Chism, F. Shoemaker, c. Stanton, Phil
Pepper, Howard Morris, Carl Leese, Ed
win Lynch. George Copenhaver, Carroll
DOnOhOe, "A. M. Tracy, u. SANDY, GeorSe
Hamilton, w. Morris, Paul Daley, 5. r.
White, Francis. Gray, Lowell Gray, l..
Donn
G. c. Lynch, William Foster. Edwin
Baines David Tarshes, Robert Montsom-
cry, Bert Emerson, Albert Leges, j. Hud-
dleston, Ralph Weber, N. w. Geare. w.
Ryon. j. Esser, James Osgood, Erwin
Harsch, Fred Wells, r. S. Bradley Ma
rion Anderson, Julian Jackson. James
Bennett, F. West, William Mason, Edwin
H. Felt, James Clarity, Albert Vanloock,
Spencer Burroughs, Marion Fowler. VIII
liam Pardoe, Marion Money, F. p OCal-
laghan, w. Bouts, David karrick. w.
Dunbar, Uric Mengert. Frank Coleman,
Fred Dodson, Arthur Hamilton. David
Williams, Harry Scott, Maurice Moore,
George Plummer. Charles Cummings.
Frank Bentley. Milton Brill. Sam Zirkin.
Francis Warren, Carlisle jackson, Leon
ard Pohlman, Lester Stiman,' Wilson
Lewis, Robert Woodward. Alfred jain,
Jack McIntoff. H. P. Roberts, Paul Men
eel, Donald Mckinney, Ed Billingsly, c.
[Wetzel, E. Fortier William B. Marin, Ben
Goldsmith, Russell Pole, Ralph Mcken-
ney, J. A. Fink, Carson Martin, Herbert
Gray, Charles Bealle, c. Campbell, A.
REYNOLDS, Edward Stephens, Lester
I3YookS Ward Scott and William Dorndll.