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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13

istrate Dist Sept. 81 Is
1853 S. p. Gaillard salary as
Magistrate Dist Sept. IA So
1859 j. l.. Giilis salary as Mag
istrate Dist. Sept 10 43
1850 j. A. Dennis salary as
Constable Dist. Sept. "a
1871 B. c. Chandler. salary as
Constable 2 Dist Sept. 8 "a
1852 J. T. Burkett salary as
Constable Dist. Sept % 90
1853 d. w. Allsbrooks salary
as Constable Dist. Sept. 10 43
1853 Geo. S. Geddings salary
as Constable Dist. Sept. 16 e.
1885 A. NJ. Bateman salary as
Constable s Dist. Sept. 12 so
1766 T. d. Jenkins salary as
Constable Z Dist Sept. 8 "a
1857 J. r. Brunson salary as
overseer chaingang. Sept rs 90
1877 j. r. Prunson salary as
guard chaingang, Sept 40 90
1858 j. G. Bingham salary as
overseer fling gang. Sept IS 90
1859 A. j. Baker salary as
scraper man. Sept. 40 90
177O James Mickens salary as
tanitor Court House, Sept 26 90
1771 S. H. Edmunds salary as
member Co. Bd. Ed. 3rd or. is 90
1772 H. G. Osteen salary as
member Co. Bd. Ed. 3rd or. Is 90
1875 L. /. ParrOtt salary as
clerk Court Sd or. 100 90
Total SO SEQ II
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13
FOOD FROM UNITED STATES.
government of Guanajusto. Mexico.
10 Relieve Distress of Farmers
Whose Crops Have Been Killed.

Mexico City, Oct. Two hundred;
thousand bushels of corn have heena
ordered by wire from the United
states by the government Of GUIANA
)uato to relieve distress occasioned by
the cold weather which killed all the
growing crops. According to Geo. W..
Bryant, there is less than two weeks
supply of food in Guanajuato and the
most energetic measures are needed
to relieve the situation,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13
Students From China.

Shanghai. Oct. 9.-Fifty-one Young.
Chlnese students will sail from
"hahshl tomorrow on the liner
china to study i'm various American
colleges and universities. This will
be the first deputation of students
sent TO America as a result of the
remission of the Ecxer indemnify.
when the American Government
announced its intention of remittine
TO CHINA the unexpended balance ot
the indemnity, the Chinese Govern
ment sent Tang Shao vi to Washing
ton to convey the appreciation of his
government and TO say that the mon
ey would 'oe devoted to educating
chinese students in AmeHiea.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13
PUBLIC BUILDINGS ACCOuyT

PUBLIC BUILDINGS ACCOUNT.
1345 Sumter Ice Light & P.
Co. May 40
1853 c. w. Smith & CO. NOW
ing Court House grounds SO
1856 Sumter Tel. Co. telephone
service End or. IS so
1857 w. w. Sibert sapolio, etc 2 so
1853 Sumter I. L. & p. Co.
lights for June so
1920 d. J. Auld ice for court
room & offices for July 90
1924 Citizens Ins. Agency
$4,000 3year tornado policy 10 90
1905 Sumter I. L. & p. Co.
doz. lamps & lights for July 60
1920 j. w. McKeiver, railing
& painting for Supt Ed. or. "a so
1892 Tyler Mickens wk on c.
H. grounds 80
1641 A. A. Manning. cash for
blanks, electric lamp 10
1858 Sumter I. L. & p. Co. Its.
for August T 20
1859 City Water Works, water
May and June 18 90
1861 Burns Hdw. Co. screw
driver 1s
1892 e. w. Cuthbert altering
B. shelves for Stenog. 100
Total s14a Oh
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CHAINGANG ACCOUNT.

1892 ODOnnell & Co. supplies 123 81
1888 Won Oshen & Shirer re-
pairs 2 2k
1884 w. r. Brown 2.177 lbs. 90
hay 10 sa
ls4s Geo. D. Shore & Bro.
supplies 127 10
1874 Boyle Live Stock Co. plow
& saddle Is So
134s E. T. Brailsford & Co. ~
covering cage l2 90
1850 D. ]. Chandler Clio. Co.
hat and Overalls 2 80
1851 DuRant Hardware Co.
gun, hardware, etc aS 81
1860 A. M. Bateman transptg
four pris. to gang, Braun 10 10
1884 M. H. Hodge transptg 4
pris. to depot IS
1859 M. H. Hodge transptx
pris. to depot 90
1871 ]. r. Brunson 3-4 bu.
peas, 26 cabbages & matches 2 80
1872 A. M. Bateman transptx
pris. to gang, Borden IS
1878 A. B. Stuckey 225 lbs.
1921 J. S. Folk ITO lbs sh.af 20
1926 Ryttenberg & Co. 81 l-2
1929 Boyle Live Stock Co. 8
plow points 3 76
1451 NH. Hodge transptg pris
to depot 76
1859 A. M. Bateman transptg
pris: to gang is 40
r. r. fare for pris 65
1887 w. H. Brown 1000 lbs.
oats 80 90
1890 Greenwood Handker-
chief Mfg. Co. clothing IL 81
1893 j. NJ. Capell repairs to
wagon 2 O5
1896 Jno I. Brogdon 2.5 lbs.
oats OK
1899 Won oshen & shirer re- 90
pairs s 55
1901 Bultman Bros. shoes Is
15O6a&bW. c. Boyle & Co. TO-
600 lbs. hay 1O2 so
1907 w. B. Boyle "A bu. corn
& p. p. freight so %
1908 Crosswell e. Co. supplies SO 50
15O9cO'DOnnell & Co. corn rs
1911 Sumter Hdw. Co. tools IS
1912 Moses Green supplies 81 70
1915 Citizens Neat Market 35
lbs. meat 2 90
1928 Geo. F. Epperson, plow
shares 70
1871 A. NJ. Bateman transptg.
pris. to Borden So
1879 A. NJ. Bateman transptg.
pris. to Borden 45
1888 w. H. Brown 1000 lbs.
oats TX no
1897 Crosswell & Co. supplies 142 IA
1903 A. Nj. Bateman transptg.
pris. & r. r. fare 3 90
1888 Il. ID. Brunson X. r. fare
pris. to gang & supplies pur-
chased 90
1885 &. l.. Emanuel supplies 40
1857 ID. w. Owens transptg
pris. TO depot Sc
1910 A. NJ. Bateman transpty.
pris. & r. r. fare to gang so
l646 w. j. Young paid freight
to Remberts O9
l649 DuRant Hdw. Co. tools,
nails, etc. "a "a
1652bO'Donnel & Co. supplies rs
l65SbBooth-H Hardy L. s. Co.
feed for mules so
1855 W. Il. T. III augur go
1850 Sumter Hdw. Co. tools,
harness 20 73
/ 1851 Burns Hdw. Co. tools. etc. 8 s5
1867 j. r. Hay. NJ ID. med.
attention 90
1928 L. r. Williamson 100 bu.
oats. l-2 bu. peas 66 90
, 1924 Il. M. Bradley supplies 10 10
1925 A. NJ. Bateman transptg.
| pris & r. r. fare "5
173OaW. M. Clark freight and
drayage, castgs. SO
l745 Good Roads Machinery
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13

1701 S. Z. Nesbitt, Ex-Confed.
pension, Sept. 2 90
/ lIO2 4. j. HuCson, Ex-COnfed.
pension, Sept. 3 90
1903 Henry Morris, Ex-Con.
| pension, Sept. 3 90
17O4 c. E. Plummer, Ex-Con.
pension, Sept. z 90
1905 Geo. Hancock, Ex-Con.
pension, Sept. 3 90
1706 T. S. Poole, Ex-Conted.
pension, Sept 90
liO1 L. w. Burgess Ex-COn
pension, Sept. 2 90
1908 r. j. Welch, Ex-Confed.
pension, Sept. 800.
1903 Geo. W. Jones, Ex-Con.
pension, Sept. 90
ITO James Dorm, Ex-Confed
pension, Sept. 90
I'LL Garner Sanders Ex-C0n
pension, Sept. m
1712 j. NJ. Smith, EY-Confed
pension, Sept 00
17l3 w. L. Watts, Ex-Confed.
pension, Sept. 90
l714 M. ]. Morris, Ex-Confed.
pension, Sept. 400
IT'S j. w. Partin, Ex-Con.
pension, Sept. o0
1716 Thos. Benenhaly, Ex-Con
pension, Sept oo
1717 E. F. Green, M. d. EN-.
lunacy, 1 autopsy 20 O0
l71S A. B. Morrill,, M. d. 4 Elk.
7nn iSnacy 20 90
1870 j. r. Sumter stamps, sup
plies Office I M
1928 A. M. Bateman, transptg
pris. to Jail on
1926 W. NJ Clark. frt a. draw
stationery 20
1730bW. NJ. Clark, frt. q dray.
stationery I "a
1740 w. M. Clark. frt. a. draw
stationery s7
l744 Walker Evans g. 20 70
DOCKS, stationary & Office
supplies 1aa ks
1873 Geo. s. Geddings trnsptg.
pris. r. r. fares I 20
l774 L. E. Richardson, ] of p
proceeds. lunacy q stamps 15 7s
l775 L. I. Parrott, c. ofC. of.
expenses. 3rd or. % C5
Iotai 81 OPT AZ
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13

Well If Mr.. Taft appeals to the fact
"t MS having been member OF
Roosevelts Cabinet, it is fasr 10 i'm,
quire If he ever saw the slightest
thing to warrant his assumption
that Senator Aldrich was one or the
':pofcvelt policjcsY--Detron News.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13
THE wAToHmAN AND soUTHRoN OCTOBER 1s. 1909

1873 j. G. Bingham payt.
fioatg gang 1S1 hours IA So
1874 ]. L. Strother haulg.
and labor SO
1921 II. Stevens & Sons. Co.
l c. L. +. c. Pipe 81 90
l71s j. c. Robertson lumber
and labor so
1872 J. N. Kolb COS IT lmbr. 8 12
1877 j. q. Bingham payt
foatg gang 83 hours. 6 81
1879 A. u. Davis rep. Green
Swamp bridge 60
1893 Consumers l.. & Sup.
Co 2922 IT lumber 43 SO
1874 kJno. III. Wilson hing.
and labor 2 35
i735 j. G. Bingham paymt.
fioatg gang 224 hours IS SIS
1876 w. T. Hall repair
work fiOatg gang 2 80
1887 Parker Bros. 1906 II.
lumber &c 80
1888 ]. ]. gritton Jr. &
Son. 3493 feet lumber 81 80
1879 j. r. Terry lmbr,
hing. and labor II SO
l74o Lige Billie hing and
1741 Burrill Moody 46o #.
lmbr. labor and hauling 1S so
1875 e. L. Cooper 1899 IT.
lumber 27 18
1777 I. ], Mayes. Jr. s shovels 6 90
IT'S J. e. Barnett 8 shovels 8 90
Total. sr7l0 81
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13
CONTINGENT ACCOUNT

1877 L. /. Parrot c. c. c. p. &
y. ;. ONCE expenses End or IA 70
1880 W. II. Epperson expense
out OF county convey lunatics 10 IS
1886 ]. L. Gillis. Mag. supplies
purchased in March s3
13&S s. c. Baker, M. d. 3 ex-
amins. in lunacy Is 90
1346 Sumter Book Store, Office
supplies 0s
ls4s Knight Bros ptg. staty.
supplies Q 2s
1855 Walker Evans & Cogs
well Co. books q ptg. & Of
flee supple, 78 68
1870 r. E. Muldrow, Jr. (sher-
IN arrest lunatic & trnptg. 2 10
1876 L. w. Pritchard Ex-COl..
pension, July 3 90
1877 Sam Witherspoon trnsptg
Comrs. to End Mill o5
1879 j. NJ Bradford, Ex-Con.
pension. July 3 90
1880 T. H. Garrett, Ex-Con.
pension. July 3 90
1881 e. s. Jones. Ex-Confed.
pension, July 2 az
1882 w. b. Norton, Ex-ConfeL
pension, July 3 90
1888 w. A. Partin, Ex-Confed.
pension, July 3 90
1884 r. r. Thames, Ex-Con.
pension, July z uO0
1885 0. T. Hodge. Ex-Confed.
pension, July 3 90
1886 T. G. w. Geddings. EXC.
pension, July 90
1887 j. L. Ardis, Ex-Confed.
pension, July 3 90
1888 j. r. Avin. Ex-Confed.
pension, July q 90
1889 r. s. Bartlett, Ex-Con.
pension. July 8 90
1890 Joseph Lewis, Ex-Con.
pension. July q 90
1891 Henry David, Ex-Confed.
pension, July 3 90
1892 James Strickland. Exc.
pension, July 2 90
1893 H. M. Spann, Ex-Confed.
pension, July 2 90
1894 James Allsbrooke. EXC.
pension. July 2 90
1895 w. A. Spann, Ex-Confed.
pension, July 90
1896 A. Ardis, Ex-Confederate
pension. July %
1897 H. N. Idol, Ex-Confed.
pension. July 3 90
1898 w. A. Weldon, Ex-Con.
pension. July g. 90
1899 Jno. w. Young, Ex-Con.
pension, July 90
400 T. j. Hudson, Ex-Confed.
pension, July 90
l4OI 3: f. Nesbitt, Ex-Confed.
pension, July 90
1902 Henry Norris Ex-Con.
pension, July 90
1903 Geo. Hancock, Ex-Con.
pension. July 3 90
14O4 T. S. Poole, Ex-Confed.
pension, July 90
1405 P. w. Burgess, Ex-Con.
pension, July 90
1406 r. j. Welch. Ey-Confed
pension, July OO
14O7 James Dorm, Ex-COnfed.
pension, July 90
14OS j. M. Smith, Ex-Confed
pension, July 90
141O Geo. w. Jones, Ex-Con.
pension, July 90
1411 w. L. Watts, Ex-Confed
pension, July 3 90
1412 M. J. Morris, Ex-Confed
pension, July 90
1413 j. w. Partin, Ex-Confed
pension, July 90
1414 ThOs Benenhaly, EXC.
pension, July 90
1415 w. J. Atkinson, Ex-Con.
pension, July 2 OO
1416 c. f.. Plummer, Ex-Con.
pension, July 90
l417 Garner Sanders, Ex-Con.
pension, July 3 90
1913 Sumter Belk, Ex-Confed
pension, July 2 90
14ls Anderson Nunnery, EXC.
pension. July 90
1923 w. M. Clark fr't Il draw.
books for Master 80
1925 j. r. Sumter, Off. Expen.
moving Mas, mop for floor . s.
1887 r.. r. Sanders, Ex-Con.
pension, July 90
1883 owen Sanders Ex-COn.
pension. July 3 90
l441 II. A. Mood, M. ID. Elk.
In lnnacy, Boykin S 90
l441 II. A. Mood, M. ID. Ex.
urine, Harrison OO
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13

1921 B. d. Mitchell dieting in
mates 1913 80
1921 B. d. Mitchell repairs to
old bdgs & new plaza AZ so
1331a&bBooth-Harby Livestock
Co. lime and fire brick 10 25
1S32a&b O'Donnell & Co. Inc
tobacco and clothing II 9b
1898 j. M. Chandler clothing 2 is
1889 Sumter d. G. Co. clothing so
1341 j. w. McKeiver dressed
lumber and sashes 40 90
1852 Sumter Brick Works l.
900 bricks IL so
1857 w. w. Sibert drugs and
medicines End or. 48 So
1858 VIM. Thomas. hackman
transporting L. Jackson to
Aims House so
1859 M. H. Hodge pd asst. to
carry patient to Aims House so
1441 H. A. Mood, NJ. D. med.
14s4a&b B. D. Mitchell dieting q "
inmates. bdg wk & road 235 90
tings labor 20 o.
1901 Bultman Bros. shoes 2 90
1902 j. d. Craig Fur. Co. 2 cof-
fins IA 90
1903 d. J. Chandler Clio. Co.
clothing 80
1904 Schwartz Bros. dry goods 90
1909 O'Donnell & Co. tobacco
etc IS ss
1881 ]. H. Hinson 1900 shing.
les. 2 stills, labor & hauling 26 IS
1893 H. A. Mood, M. d. Med.
attention 10 SO
1897 B. d. Mitchell dieting in
mates and washg. Aug. 222 O5
164S DuRant Hardware CO.
saucepan 65
1850 ]. D. Craig Fur. Co. cof-
fin, bed and mat l3 so
1852 O'Donnell & Co. tobacco.
clothing, shoes 10 A
l663aBooth-Harby L. S. CO.
bbl. lime 25
1861 Burns Hdw. Co. nails,
muresco, hardware s 81
1856 Alex Woods transptg j.
NJ. Bradford to Aims House 2 so
s997 20
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Total
JAIL ACCOUNT.

1929 w. H. Epperson dietg
pris. and soap SO 90
1345 Sumter Ice l. & P. Co.
May an
1856 Sumter Telephone Co.
Tel. service. End or. 6 90
1857 w. w. Sibert drugs and
medicine End or 10
1859 Sumter Ice L. & p. Co.
lights, June 96
1856 A. J. Ard, putting water
In stock yard, extra closet in
chaingang toilet, etra pipe 81 so
1863 M. H. Hodge furnishing
milk to sick lunatic Is
1928 ]. A. Ard repair water
pipe in street 346
1441 H. A. Mood, M. d. med.
attention 10 90
1897 a&b w. H. Epperson diet
ing pris. & soap. July Sc IS
1906 Sumter Ice L. & p. Co.
lights, July OF
1893 H. A. Mood, M. d. Med.
attention 90
1s47 W. H. Epperson dieting
pris. II A0
1850 J. D. Craig Fur. Co. mat W
tresses 90
1858 Sumter Ice L. & p. CO.
lights. August II
1859 City Water Works water
April, May & June % 81
1851 Burns Hdw. Co. pans.
1875 w. M. Clark frt. G. dray.
disinfectant 2 sa
l72S Frederick Disinfect't Co.
bbl disfectant 60 90
1871 William Johnson filling
dry wells < IN
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13
REHABILITATION.

Cr.
July, Aug, Sept. BY Pd War.
Acct Roads & Bridges l.7l0S31
July, Aug. Sept. BY Pd War.
Acct Fees & Salaries aLa3O.71
JUL y, Aug. Sept. BY Pd War.
Acct Aims House 1870
July, Aug. Sept. BY Pd War.
Acct Chaingang t.156e7
July, Aug. Sept. BY Pd War.
Acct Public Bulldogs. 143.e1
July, Aug. Sept. BY Pd War.
Acct Jail 400 90
July. Aug. Sept BY Pd War.
Acct Contingent 1O27.42
July. Aug. Sept BY Pd War. a
Acct Court Expense 1.844 1s
Sept. 80. BY Bal Co. Or. I5.s7I1S
sept S0@Ry Bal. mill spe. 1855
$25.567. AZ
p. NJ PITTS,
Attest: j. r. Sumter, Supervisor.
Clerk.
Oct. IL, 1909.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13
REPORT

Of the
SUPERVISOR OF SUMTER COIN.
TY,
For the 3rd Quarter Of the Fis-
cal Year of 1909, Ending Sept.
Soth 1909.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13

COURT EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
1743 B. c. Wallace, sTreas
Court Elk. Summer term O44 25
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13

Co. 4 wheel B 40 & bolts go
Iotal 81 156 81
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1909-10-13
ALAMS HOUSE ACCOUNT.

SO SEQ Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-20
EASY FOR NIMBUS.
Beats Out Tom Hayward and Cap
lures Feature Race.

CINCINNATI. November 2O.-Nimbus
at odds on. had an easy time winning the
feature race yesterday from Tom Hay
ward. Sir Ormonde defeated the odds-on
favorite. G. NJ. Miller. by a length. Five
favorites won. The summary:
First race. Eve and a half furlongs: selling
purse. $300-Sevenfull. 119 (Kennedy). to 5,
3 TO 5, 1 to s. won: Olivia Meikle. sS CMartin,,
8 to !. 3 to 1. 3 to 2. second: Mae Henley. 100
l.0s is. Chslice. Dixie Gem. Lou Lanier. Es.
cutcheon. Cambronne. Cantzel and Automatic
also ran.
Ing: purse, ssO0-Robert Cooper. 1O7 rRice,, even.
to 2. to T. won: DIR. Downe. % WILSON. q
to l, to I, Z to I. second; Gull, 100 tTroxlerl,
TO I, , to ]. to 2. third. Time. AZ 40:
Chepontuc. Dextine. Minot. Corley, Eldorado and
Third race. seven furiongs: purse; s3o0-sir Or
monde, los ,McGee,. Is to 5. TO .. I to 4, won:
@: NJ Miller. III .isamsey,; to 10: to j. out
to 2. even third Time. I.2S. Duquesne. Au-
tumn Rose and Kline also ran.
Fourth race. mile purse, $500 Nimbus, 113
tMclntyrey to 4. out, won; Tom Hayward, lCo
lBrannonl, to 1, even. out. second: Martin
Time. 1.H IS. Tremargo also ran.
Fifth race. six furlongs; selling: purse. $500
Tom Holland, ia CAM, to ., to o, out.
won: Firebail, ia kennedy' to 1, to 5. out
.eeond Ethslda 100 ,Brsnnen 10 to S l. to
and Patrician also ran. 49,.
sixth race. mile and Quarter; purse $500.
Mamie Aleol 10 9 !Msies, to s. to out,
Z to 8, out, third. Time, 2.O7 3-5. Only three
starters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-20
- DROP KICKER AT CORNELL.
o'Connor Has Developed into De-
pendable Goal Punter.

ITHACA, y. Y. November .D.-'The Cor
nell varsity held long signal practice
yesterday afternoon and then played q
semi-scrimmage with the scrubs. the OBJ
ject being to get the plays down rather
than score Care was taken that none OF
the big fellows was hurt. as the hospital
squad at the present time is large.
One feature of the day was the superb
drop kicking by Paddy OConnor. the right
guard. Standing on the 35-yard line he
sent the pigskin over the bar seven times
out of every ten attempts, some Of HE
drives being most spectacular. OConnor
doomed I'D as a factor for the Penn game
and the coaches were considerably pleas
ed. He has been doing some good kicking
all fall.
1t was announced that the coaches had
given up hope Of Robbs entering the game
against Penn. The left .halfback has been
under treatment at the infirmary for sew
eral days. and SO far has failed to re.
spond to the efforts Of the doctors to get
him i'm shape. He will be a big loss TO
Cornell, for in the Chicago game he
showed rare form and has been coming
along as a line breaker all season.
Capt. Tydeman and Virgins were play
ed in that position yesterday afternoon
and both will probably get the job In the
Penn game. Wilson. another halfback
was shifted from right to left In case or
emergency While Hoffman did not play.
he is expected to be In shape by MONDAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-20
KENSINGT0N, ND.
Special Correspondence OF The star.
KENSINGTON, Nd, November %,

Special Oorrespoudence Of The star.
KENSINGTON. Nd. November %. 1pgp.
An interesting event this week In Ken
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Presbyterian
Church.
The executive committee OF the Social
Service League OF Montgomery county
met yesterday afternoon at the residence
OF DR.. william L. Lewis. The association
Is interested in the prevention Of
tuberculosis and other contagious diseases
In the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Barker. their son
Edward and Mrs. Edward NJ. Tolman
will soon leave for San Francisco. where
they have decided to reside for the future.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet next Monday at $50
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. A. II.
Knnear.
Mrs. Paul Tamplet and her two daugh-
tiers have returned after q stay of six
weeks with friends In Charles Town, W.
We.
A union service Will be held I'm ST.
Paurs Methodist Church here Thanksgiv-
ing day. DIR. Henry Runner will make the
address.
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood. pastor of the
Church Of the Covenant of Washington.
d. c., will make an address, under the
auspices of the Mems Club Of the Warner
Memorial Presbyterian Church. next Fri
day evening at 8 O'Clock. The subject Is
"A Trip Around the World
At the Warner Memorial Church Sun
day at IL O'Clock DR.. Henry Runner will
preach. his text being 'Confessors AZ
the evening service q short sermon Will
be preached on Responsibility"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-20
MURPHY CALLS
HALT AT Penn

PHILADELPHIA, November 2O-1es
terdav afternoon Mike Murphy. trainer
NJ the University of Pennsylvania foot
hall team. called a halt and wouio
not LOT the team be put through any
more scrimmage practice with the SCRUB.
This came after Lamberton and Scott
had been hurt on the two preceding
DAYS. and Murphy seemed apprehensive
lest the sturdy scrub team would dis
able more of the varsity men and leave
the eleven i'm a bad shape for Cornell
next week.
into two teams and ran them through
signals all afternoon. The weather was
Just what was needed for foot ball. ana
the men had lots of life and snap. Hutch-
inson and Thayer kept both teams soihs
at a lively gait until dark.
Can't Miller was used at fullback, ana
IL seems now that he will very likely pay
that position on the team next IhursGa!,
when the Red and Blue lines up asalns.
the Carnelian and White team from
Ithaca Kaufman seems to have the up
DER hand on all the candidates LOT tne
right end position, and VIII very PIoU
ably start the game. Fretz. the big tacke'
has not been showing good form iat e,s:
choice yesterday. but the chances are
that F'retz will be in the lineup on
Thanksgiving day.
The cripples are all improving hceiy
Cozens is regaining his good physical
condition. "Bill' Marks was able to run
Through signals ON the second team yes
terday afternoon.
RamsdeIrs leg is improving fast: while
II is somewhat stiff vet, he Is getting
back his speed
I.amberton was out to watch the pfac-
tice, but had to content himself with
being simply spectator. as ms arm ie
n a sling Scott is getting around on
crutches, and may be able to get INTO
the Thanksgiving day game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-20
LEADERS SELECTED.
Freshies at Georgetown Preparing
for Goal-TossinE Campaign.

The selection of James Walsh as cap
tain and Maurice O'Connor as manager
Of the Georgetown freshman basket ball
quint makes ii certain that the Blue ana
Gray first-year men will seriously endeav-
or to carry on a goal-tossing campaign
of no small proportions at the hilltop
school this winter. The first-year class
tried hard during the past few months TO
arrange some outside battles for the foot
ball eleven, but their efforts did not meet
with success. They hope. however, that
the greater number Of basket ball teams
will make 1t possible for them to list
number of contests outside OF the games
they play in the Interclass League.
Already communications have been re-
ceived from outside institutions asking
for dates with the West End freshmen.
The most prominent of these Is the
Brown Prep School Of Philadelphia. which
is reputed to have one of the speediest
Quints In Pennsylvania. If negotiations
can be satisfactorily concluded and fac
ulty permission can be obtained, II Is
very likely that this team will be seen
In action on a local floor during the
coming season. Other teams that are
being considered at present are the Navy
plebes. the local high and prep
schools, the Princeton props. the fresh
man teams of Pennsylvania, Princeton
and Virginia, and number Of local ath-
letic clubs.