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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10
Notice to Debtors and
Creditors.

All creditors of the estate of Joseph
Gordon, late of Cobb county, deceased,
are hereby notified to render in their de-
mands to the undersigned according to
law, and all persons indebted to said es-
tate, are required to make immediate
payment. Sept. LIST, 1908.
A. S. GRESHAM,
Admir- Est, of Joseph Gordon.
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WILL INTEREST MANY.

Every person should know that good
health is impossible if the kidneys are de-
rsnged. Foley's Kidney Remedy will
cure kidney and bladder disease in every
form, and will build up and strengthen
these organs so they will perform their
functions properly. No danger OF Bright s
disease or diabetes If Foley's Kidney
Remedy is taken in time G, NJ. Crosby
& Co.
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GEORGIA-Cobb County.

To all whom it may concern: j. S.
Ellington and A. N. Williams havingin
due form applied to me for permanent
Letters of administration on the estate
of j. p. Ellington late of said county de-
ceased, this is to cite all and singular the
creditors and next of kin of ]. P. Filing
ington to be and appear at my Office on
the first Monday in October next, and
show cause, if any they can why perma-
nent Administration should not be gran
ted to ] s. Ellington and A. N. Williams
or some fit and proper person on ]. P.
EllingtOn's estate. Witness my official
signature of Office This 1st day of Sep.
TENDER, 1908
JOHN AWTREY, Ordinary,
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When woman has to go after
man with q hatpin, she does it
with the idea that he is so small
she car hold him up on the point
OF the same.
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It is reported that the Hartman
interests have closed a contract
with the Cambria Steel company
for 500 steel gondola cars.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10

More than $4,000 employees of
the Pennsylvania Railroad have
been instructed in first aid to the
injured at the company's expense.
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QUICK RELIEF FOR ASTHMA SUI
FERERS,

Foley's Honey aud Tar affords inmedi>
ate relief to asthma sufferers in the worst
stages, and il taken in time, will effect d
cure. G. NJ. Crosby & &C.
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Turn about may be fair play,
but some hand organs don't even
play flair"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10

The more you talk to a man
about himself, the more he thinks
you have almost as much brains
as he has.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-09-10

The keonest detective Is not al
ways able to go into a barber shop
and get next.
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WHEN TRIPLES BECOME TROU-
BLES.
1t any person suspects that their kid
neys are GeraDged they should take Fo.
Legs Kidney Remedy at once, AMI not
risk having Brght's disease or diabetes
Delay gives the disease a stronger toothold
and you should not delay taking Foley 8
Kidney Remedy. @. NJ. Crosby & Co.
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|ifI'l!l5!RI|

PREPARED INSTANTLY. Simply add boil
ing water, cool and serve. 10c. per package at
all grocers. flavors. Refuse all substitutes.
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Total.
S. nj. BRuoE, Sexton.

AOSoA'''''''''''''s's.s 's'sss's. w
S. NJ. BRUCE, Sexton.
On motion of Alderman Barnes, that
the restaurant license of Rogers be
revoked. Adopted.
On motion, Council adjourned until
Monday, September 18th, 1880 p. m.
w. j. BLACK, Clerk.
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The jailer sees to it that the pris-
oners do not make themselves too
free.
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w. E. WILLIAMS, c.. !

W. +. WILLIAMS, &. NJ.
sExToN's REPORT.
l make following report for month of
August:
Interments-White, non-residents. 2
" Col. - 8
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w ]. BLACK, Clerk

w j. BLACK, Clerk
HARsHAL's REPORT.
/ make the following report for month
Of August:
have made % cases. II fined SLIT /;
8 discharged; paid in cash $50; COL
lected $3.50 on pending cases. Total
$o4 so, for which hold Treasurer's re-
ceipt.
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BUSINESS CARDS
II. q. CORYELL.
Fire and Life Insurance.

OFFICE on North side fublic Square, over
scbil1ing;s store. Marietta, Ga. Application
from neigbboring towns promptly attended to.
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JOHN P. CHENEY,
City Treasurer.

LIST OF ACCOUNTS PASSED UP AND voUCH-
Frs ISSUED,
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
DELAWARE LOSES
TOBUCKNELL TEAM
Newark Eleven Surprises the
PennSylVanianS With Its
AII-aFOund Playing

.LEWISBURG. Pa, Oct. ia
plucSy game of football was put up
here on Saturday afternoon when Del~
aware met Bucknell. the latter wins
ming 13 TO 0. but had the Delawarc
team been anywhere near the local
collegians in weight the result might
have been different The Delaware
boys put UP a good game throughout.
the team work showing marked iln>
provement. The game was good prac-
tice for Bucknell. prior to her battles
in the next two weeks. Delaware's
work SURPRISED Bucknoll IN its all
around excellence. The lineup;
Delaware. Bucknen.
Rothrock ......left end .Winegardner
Todd .........lcft tackle ........O' O'B-ien
Donahoe ......left guard Croft
Papperman ...centre ..........S Snyder
Bratton ......right guard ....Edmunds
Edwards ....riEht tackle ....MoCombs
r. Cam .......right END Owens
Josephs .....quarter back.......M Munlk
Greenwood. left half back ......Shoop
Stewart ....right half back ..McNinch
HALEY ........full back ......McAllistei
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
SEVEN MILLIONS
SAW BALL GAMES
Attendance at Major League
Exhibitions Greatest in
History Of Game

The greatest baseball season IN the his
tory Of the major leagues has just closed,
T.es5S54 persons seeing tho combined
games Of the National and American
leagues. These figures arc comnu "a after
careful compilation, and obtained from
each Individual city.
Tor the first time since 1901 the first
year Of the invasion OF ihe East by the
American League. the Nationals odtdrcw
their rivals. The grand total Of the Na-
tlonai League was 363igSs while the
American drewf-1il 1885, chewing el.e22 diff
ference in the 3nals favor In 1907. tho
American Leasue outdrew the National
BY 6o.97l which shows an increase for the
old league Of S97ls5. The American Loaguo
showed an increase OF 2i26o2 over 1907.
New York was the Nationals bright
spot and careful estimates place the
figures at 9ioo0o. an average of .3,OO per
game or one-fourth Of the total OF the
'leaeue. Chicago was second. with 65.s25.
an average Of 9,5o4 to a game philadel-
phia. being third with a total OF 42O6ao.
Tho Chicago White Sox led tive Amer'-
can League, with a grand total Of $4,000
while ST. Louis was second, with the
grand total Of oisoi7, this being the great
est season tho Browns ever had.
Tho Chicago Nationals proved to be the
hest drawing team on the road. making
Kan average Of Sis7. The Now York Giants
were not far behind. though when they
Iaveraged Si9S. Detroit was the best road
team in the American League, with an
average Of 7S47 to a game. Cleveland was
lsecond with an average OF 7O63.
Tho western clubs OF the American
1eague drew 2.ilS.5ol to the eastern cities
total Of 1.4s7,s62 while the eastern cities Of
the National League drew 1seoo2l to the
western cities total OF 1,7i.96s The largo
SUNDAY attendance increases the western
lngures at least one-thlrd.
Tho largest crowd at single game was
at the Polo Grounds. New York. on Oc-
ltober s, when the Cubs and Giants met
Enot a single estimate falling below s5.CO0
THE smallest crowd OF the season was at
tho Athletics grounds on October ?, when
Eco paid to see tho game.
The most remarkable feature during
tho season was the tremendous turnouis
at the twenty-five games PLAYED between
tho Giants and Cubs. in eleven games
10000 persons saw the Cubs=nt tho Polo
Grounds, New York, while in eleven
games at Chicago 1s597s turned out on
only two Of the twenty-five games were
tho figures single. These figures do not
include worlds championship or exhibition
games.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
AMArEuR EooTsALL

Pastime and Hanley A. c.. failed tc
core against each other on Saturday
Lincoln Second defeated Chesmar A c..
10 Q.
Van Buren, Senate defeated Hickory
4 c.. TO 0.
Polish Cadets defeated North End. /
%.
ST. Elizabeth's eleven defeated Minaua
Gam by the score OF - 20 0. Haley
lalfback OF the ST. Elizabeth's, was the
tar player Of the game
ST. Hedwig's Cadets were defeated by
be North End eleven BY the score OF
5.
st. Mary's was defeated by the Adams
leven by the score Of 10 10 Q.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
LOCAL BOWLERS
IN Big TOURNEY
Will Compete in Philadelphia
Contests, Beginning on
November 80

The Terminal bowling alleys of
Philadelphia will be the battle-ground
of a tournament that viii be unique in
the annals Of the tenpin game in that
the contests will not only share in s5
per cent. of the prize money from the
entrance fees, but the winning individ-
ual two and five man teams will also
have their entrance money and ex-
penses paid at the third annual cham
pionships Of the National Bowling AS
sociation.
This tourney. it is said. viii be the
biggest and best ever given. II is to
be held in Madison Square Garden.
New York. next May and the United
Tournament Company. of New York,
viii have charge of the affair. The
officers of the company say that tho
prize money win total $4,000, and that
the winning fve-man team will be
guaranteed $1,000 This in itself should
assure the success of the local tourna-
mcnt, which is TO be run under the di-
rection OF the Interstate Bowling
Tournament Company.
The Philadelphia affair promises to
give the bowlers OF this city their first
opportunity to test their skill against
the very best of the younger tenpin
experts of the East and South without
travelling a great distance. The pro-
moters Of the tournament will invite
the bowlers Of PENNSYLVANIA, New Jer-
sey Delaware. Maryland and the Dis
trict of Columbia to enter the competi-
ton and a record breaking series Is
looked for. as all are anxious to show
their ability and also win the prizes.
The contests will begin on November
90
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
DR.. ABBOTT,TO
TALK OF FILTRATION

The monthly meeting Of the New Caste
County Medical Society Will be held In
the Delaware Historical Society's build
ing. Tenth and Market streets. tomorrow
evening at S15 o'clock. There WI he an
address on "Filtration" by Dr. Alexander
C. Abbott. Professor or Hygiene Of the
University OF Pennsylva lia, and Chief OF
the PHILADELPHIA bureau of health, and by
Benjamin T. Shaw. president OF the boaiu
OF Water Commissioners VINO VIII SPEAK
on the same subject from the 'oeai pom.
Of view. DR.. Robin, city bacterioioEist VIII
also speak.
Al O'Clock tomorrow afternoon Dr'
Robin win conduct party OF physicians
members OF the medical society. 70 'he
pumping station. where there Wa" Dc
a demonstration for their beneht
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
DETROIT BEATS
THE CHAMPIONS

CHICAGO, oct 19.-In an exhibition
baseball game the Detroit team Of the
American League won from the worlds
champion Chicago team Of the National
League by a score Of to 8. Detroit
made Il hits off overall and Reulbacn.
who pitched for Chicago.
Exhibitions Of base running. throwing
and hitting were given by the players.
Cobb, OF Detroit, winning the hunt and
yum TO first base, in 3 10 seconds Cobb
also won the 100-yard DASH in 10 2-5 sec
onds. and circled the bases in 13 rs sec
onds Overall won the fungo hitting con-
test. 273 feet. and Holman threw the ball
32s feet. Score:
Chicago .....................O 20 Ol 20 j
Detroit .............. ........1 0 0 0 81
Two-base hits-Hofman. Mullin, Tinker.
King. Three-base hits-Zimmerman.
Crawford. Hits-On Reulbach. .. in s
innings; overall, 4, in innings: Muliin.
6, in 4 innings; Winter, 3, in innings.
Double plays-Sagle and Evers; Ross
man and Coughlin. Left on bases-Chi-
cago, 6: Detroit. 0. First base on balls
of Overall. 3; Mullin, /. First base on
errors-Detroit, 1. Hit by pitcher-By
Winter, Moran. Struck out-By Reul-
bach, /: overall. 2. wild pitches-Aiul-
lin, 2. Time-115 Umpire-O'Day.
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For work. Try a JOURNAL Ad
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
INSURANCE MAN
KILLS HIMSELF

BALTIMORE. oct 19-wnllam n.
Sweeney. a special agent Of the Glens
Falls. New York. Fire insurance Com
panv for Maryland, Delaware and
Eastern Virginia. a brother of Dr. Ed
mund b. Sweeney, of 1920 North 18th
street. Philadelphia, blew out his
brains with a revolver in his Office IL
the American building. Sweeney
left behind him no letter or nate OF
explanation. but il Is believed that he
took his life on account Of despondeacy
over his h4olth and financial troubles
His family live in Owensboro, Ky, and
he was the. son Of former Judge James
Sweeney.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
TRAIN RAN WITH A
BLAZING EXPRESS CAR

An express car attached to uain No. 20
known as the New York and Southern
Express of the Pennsylvania railroad.
southbound, and due to arrive in this city
at All a. m. caught FIRE early yesterday
morning near Gray's Ferry. Tho dre was
eNunFuished at sharon zIu. nearly seven
miles below
record run was made 10 Sharon Bn.
the burning car was detached from The
train and the Sharon Hin IRE department
eNunguished the blaze. The car was badly
damaged and the contents were destroyed
The passengers left the coaches to wit.
ness the fremen cope with the blaze.
The car was later brought 10 this city
and sent to the shops Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company at Todd's Cut for re.
pairs.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
TIED TWICE In
Big TARGET RACE
Contest Between Richardson
and FOOrd Vas One Of the
Closest Ever Held

DOVER, Oct. 19-Thr is not likely
TO be any disputing with A. B. Richard
son over the State championship. among
the Delaware marksmen and trapshoot-
ers, for now It is generally admitted
among the gunners that his shooting,
last Wednesday was almost unbeatable
by amateurs. From the start this was
the greatest sporting event of the year
in Dover. The traps began to throw
tho deceptive flying targets every which
way, high. slow. fast. to the left. to
tho right. on a line. but Richardson.
Foord and Mink hit them so hard that
they went to powder.
The final score showed. as usual.
Foord and Richardson tie at 95 out OF
100
Tahulator Lewis instructed the two
rivals to shoot off at twenty-five targets,
and they did.
Same result Both had a clean score
and were again tie.
The spectators closed in to such u
close range that. had either Of the guns
exploded ther would have been some
NdoudiNfsf pul lut race was SO tAOltils
that they took that risk.
"Shoot another twenty-five" was the
order. and the men planted their heels
In dirt blew the smoke out OF their
high-priced guns. and reloaded.
Pull" shouted Foord, aud pull"
shouted Richardson. and then the guns
banged at such lively rate that it was
truly the noise Of battle. Both men had
protected their ears from the deafening
reports by ear-drum tablets.
Away they went breaking at every
shot and shooting to kill. Finally Rich
ardson missed and the Dover spectators
groaned Almost Immediately however,
Foord missed one and there was an ex-
ulting murmur Of relief. Then Foord
missed again. Then Richardson missed.
Both were tie and It was the last shot.
Richardson hit and Foord missed-score
. 10 % out Of a possible %. Foord had
waverd under the strain, but Richardson
had again earned the big State silver
cup.
NToruls . ID Take Notice add in
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
". c. A. LOSES
BY ACCIDENT
Gray GeIdiRg Forced to Quit
Race After Cutting
Leg

The twenty third regular matinee Of
the Delaware Horse show Association,
at Wawaset Park was featured by a
race between Brookdale FARMS Little
Lady and Fred Baldts W. c. A., in the
second heat Of which the judges re-
auired 20 minutes in which to make a
decision, so close was the finish. w.
c. A. got the verdict In the last half
of the second heat W. c. A. cut his
leg. and Little Lady won easily. W.
G. A. did not start in the third heat,
and Little Lady stepped the mile alone.
The best time Of the race and of the
matinee was 2.2l. William Jefferis'
Titus K. a new horse. surprised horse
men when he won the first event in
straight heats. The excellent weather
brought out an exceptionally large at
tendance. The officials were: Walter
n. Hare, starter; Huxley Harvey. w.
T. Lyman and G. p. Postles; judges
and timers, and G. y. Palmer, clerk Of
the course. Summaries:
First Event
William Jeneris' 6. c., Titus X. !
James p. Winchester's br. g., Beau
Ashton .............,.....
w. II. Honett's b. m. Midget...
Time. 2.S2 IL, 2.32 IL.
Second Event.
]. G.. Hartmann's b. &. Wesley
Jr .................. l
II. r. Wallaces br. g. Free
mason ...................
A. II. Worrilow's b. m, Queen
Father < z Il
Time. 2.g3 IL. 2.22 1-2. 2.22.
Third Event.
Brookdale FARMS b. m. Little
Fred Baldts e. &. W. c. A.. dr.
Time, 2.21. 2.21, 2.25.
Fourth Event
Peter Orth's 6. g.. Rock. ........ 1 !
S. F. Jackson's or. 6. Fleet. ..... 2
Time. 2.3S, 2.31.
Fifth Event.
Benjamin Dickey's b. g. Bob D..
]. c. Boulden's b. m. Dora Thorn. 2
L P. Miller's b. Ashlander. 3
Time, 2.40. .2.33
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Ball Player MAY Lose Finger

NEW CASTLE, Del. oct. 1s.-John
Proud, Of this city, who has been maxi
ing a good reputation in the baseball
world during the past season, is now
suffering from a very sore hand. and
blood poisoning has set in. The trou-
BILE was caused by having the fourth
finger of his left hand broken on Sat
urday of last week, when he played in
the benefit game given by the New
Castle Athletic Association to the City
Cornet Band.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
FOR RELIEF
OF FIRE SUFFERERS

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
DETROIT Mich, oct. H. Governor
Fred NJ. Warner las issued a proclamation
calling on the people Of Miehigal for re-
lief for the FIRE sufferers in the north.
In response to this appeal, mass meet
ings viii be held in the '5rger cities Of
the state to-day and supplies rushed into
the stricken. country by SPECIAL trains.
which RAILROADS are furnishing without
charge.
The total number Of dead is approx
mately fifty and there are about 1900
homeless. v4N.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
REPORT VIOLATIONS
OF THE OYSTER LAWS

s,acial 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. oct. l9.-Some violations
Of the oyster laws are being reported IN
that some persons are catching and delV-
erine oysters much under the regulation
SIZE. The standard OF the law is raised IN
order that these oysters, which are 100
small for profitable purposes, shan be
returned TO the streams. out some OF the
greedy poachers are taking big, little
and all and in some instances are denud-
ing the streams.
oysters are so plentiful In the neighbor-
hood of Milford. due TO the Lack Of de-
mand for them outside. that they sold last
week for ten cents the basket Living is.
therefore. not high in MILFORD.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATS
FORM BIG BRYAN CLUB

Democrats Of the Seventh ward have
organized the largest Bryan and lie, n
Club in the county with a membership
of POO The club officers are; James
B. Gibhoney. president; Samuel New
man. vico-president; Lewis Gibbons,
secretary. and Harry Grant, treasurer.
The club has already contributed $50
20 the State campaign fund.
The club viii attend the Democratic
rally TO be held at Delaware avenue
and Union streets on Thursday night
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
ASBURY FINISHES IT'S
ANNIVERSARY WEEK

The celebration OF the 18th anniversary
or Asbury NJ T.. Church concluded sue
cessfully last evening. The final Sermon
Of the weeks observance was preache d
by Rev. II. A. c. Wes,erheld, the pastor.
on the subject. 1.-The Power OF God unto
Salvation"
Rev s. W. Thomas D. D.. Of Phnadel-
phia, delivered the sermon yesterday
morning At O'Clock a love feast was
held and a large number attended The
meeting was led by c. N. Leacn
In the Sunday School spec ai prayers
were offered for the success OF the Inter
national sr- school oanse and al the
Epworth service an interesting
talk or work was given by Miss
Evening journal., 1908-10-19

The battle between Yale and the Army
was the leading football game Saturday
Yale winning with a superior attack and
defense by score of to 0. Nearly all
of the games were played under a summer
sun and the playing was affected in con.
sequence. Harvard, however, didn't have
much trouble wlping up the soil with the
Springfield Training School eleven The
Crimson made forty-four points, which
were twcnty-siX more than Princeton
made against the same team. Harvard
beat Springfield only to last year, SO
the Crimson stock is looking up.
Pennsylvania 'Gis too strong for Brown,
and though the latter Is no weakling the
QualSers made two touchdowns and blank
ed tho Providence players The Dart
mouth-williams game was to 0 tic
which was a good deal Of disappointment
to Dartmouth. The Navy beat Lehigh bot
not by big score, Northcroft Of the Navy
made goal by a place Kick from forma-
ton from the 49 yard mark. an exceptional
feat Amherst barely outpointed Tufts and
Cornell beat Colgate in a stubborn scrap
Andover defeated the Princeton freshmen,
the former being beaten by the Yale
freshmen the other day. and the Harvard
youngsters downed Exeter.
Princeton was scored on for the first
time this year, the Virginia Ioy team
making a goal from the hcld. New York
University was outplayed by Trinity. The
results:
Pennsylvania, 12; Brown, 0.
Yale, 6; West Point. o.
Harvard, a; Springfield. 0.
Princeton. 10; V. PI La
Dartmouth. o. Williams. U.
Annapolis. l6; Lehigh, 0.
Cornell .; Tufts. o.
Amherst. G; Colgate. g.
Lafayette. g, Medioo. Chi. o.
Trinity. IS; New York University, l.
Union, IS. Hamilton, 6.
Andover 6; Princeton Freshmen. o.
Harvard Freshmen. G; Exeter, o.
Bucknell. i8 Delaware. ..
Haverford. 6; Franklin and Marshall. q
Johns Hopkins, a Western Maryland. 4
Vermont ~; Norwich, 0.
Chicago. II; Illinois. 6.
Michigan, II; Notre Dame. 6.
Minnesota, 0. Nebraska. o.
Wisconsin, l6i Indiana, ..
Syracuse % Rochester p.
Wesleyan, 16; Stevens O.
PENNSYLVANIA state. 81; Geneva. 0.
Holy Cross. T.; Bowdoln. D.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Matinee Raoes AZ stanton

The final matinee races held on
James Browns track at Stanton will
be held on Thursday afternoon The
entries include John G. Hartman's
Wesley. Jr.. Mr.. Baldts w. c. A. and
Mr.. Dickey's Ben d, all local matinee
favorltes.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
w. y. s. vs p q A

At Front and Union streets to-mor-
row afternoon the Wilmington High
School eleven and tho Phillips Brooks
Academy will play their first game Of
football Coach Baldwin. Of the High
School, is working his boys hard. and
will give them a practice game this
afternoon.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Chester Toam Wand Canned

Games are Desired by the football
eleven Of the South Chester High
School with any local team whose play
ers average 40 pounds In weight
Challenges should be sent 10 Charles
Mccoy, Jr, No. 2l26 West Fourth
street, Chester Pa.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
Eastern Leaeue Drafts Announced

AUBURN. n. Y. oct. Secretary
Farrell of the National Association Of
N'nor Leagues. aunounces the follow
ing Eastern League drafts:
Providence from Worcester, Bar
brick
Jersey City from Harrisburg. CAL
houn; from Scranton. Ely; from Will
Transport. Foster (disallowed); from
Haverhin Mclnnis (disallowed.)
Buffalo from Harrisburg. Knotts:
from Roanoke. Hessler; from Akron
Schwartz (disallowed)
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
RAIN Dav At Breakfast Mission

"Rally Day" was observed yesterday
by the Sunday school of the Sunday
Breakfast Mission. The exercises were
largely attended. The school Is grow
ing rapldly.
Evening journal., 1908-10-19
sunday School convention

The twenty-first annual convention OF
the New Castle County Sabbath School
Association will be held in the New
Castle Methodist Church. Thursday.