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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-09
NENBERRY CONFERENCE.
Interesting Discussions of Live Sub
jects Pertaining to Welfare OF
Church.

The Newberry conference of the
South Carolina Lutheran synod met
in Colony church, Rev. J. D. Kinard,
pastor, on Friday, July 20, at 10 a. NJ,
i and was formally opened by the vice
president, Rev. Z. W. Bedenbaugh. The
roll was called by the secretary, Rev.
J. J. Long, and the members present
were enrolled. The minutes Of last
conference we're read and adopted.
: The president made the following ap-
pointments of committees: On treas
urer's report-Capt. H. H. Folk, J. W.
Epting and G. ". Hitler; on letters
and documents, T.. J. Wilson, J. A. G..
KILLER and r. T. c. Hunter. After
services were conducted by Mr.. ". E.
Pugh and a sermon was preached by
Rev. Y. Won A. Riser, after which con-
ference took a recess Of an hour and
a half.
afternoon Session.
Conference reassembled, and after
singing hymn, was opened with pray
er by Rev. O. B. Shearouse. After
calling the roll, the president called
the first topic for discussion, "The
Polity of Our Church." which was dis
cussed by Revs. O. 3. Shearouse, Edw.
FulerwiCer and other members Of
conference.
The next topic was called, Are the
Churches Composing This Conference
Progressing? If so, in what way?"
This subject was opened by Mr.. R. T.
c. Hunter and was discussed by 9th
er members Of the conference.
The treasurer made his report,
which was received as information
and placed in the hands Of the prop
er committee.
The committee on entertainments
made their report, after which the
conference adjourned with prayer by
Rev. J. D. Bowles, to meet Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev. Y. Won, A. Riser and Mr.. W. E.
Pugh were made advisory members OF
conference.
Saturday.
Conference reassembled at 10 a. N.
and was opened with prayer by Rev
z. ". Bedenbaugh. After the scrip
ture lesson the roll vas called, and
the minutes Of the previous day We're
read and approved.
Reports on the state of religion
were called for and were postponed !
until afternoon.
The third topic was announced
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-09

''Our seminary; its aims and needs.
This topic was opened by Rev. J. D
Sheely, and was discussed by othel
members of conference.
The fourth topic was then taken III
THE mission of the church,; open.
ed by Rev. J. D. Kinard and discuss,
ed by other members Of conference.
On motion, there was an offering
taken up for the Hawkins monument
the amourS raised being $40. Confer
ence then took a recess of one and a
half hours for dinner. After which
conference reassembled and was
opened with prayer by Rev. J. D,
Shee1y.
It was decided to leave the place
and time of meeting Of the next con-
ference with the officers of confer
ence.
The president appointed the follow
ing as program committee: Revs.
Edw. Fulenwider and J. D. Sbee1y and
DR.. Geo. B. Cromer
The auditing committee reported
that they had examined the treasur-
er's books and found the same correct.
1t was decided 10 give the offerings
on Sunday to the church at Green-
wood, which is now nearing compile
ton.
The report on the state OF religion
was called for, and all the lay d5le-
gates present first gave in their re-
ports; after which the clerical oc5th
ren also reported.
Sunday Morning.
Conference reassembled at 10 a. n.
It was decided to spend an hour III
Sunday school exercises; the superin-
tendent, Mr. T. J. Wicker, conducted
the services. After songs and reading
the scripture lesson, prayer was Of
tSi tu DS GleF. >. NOOIl. iIS
perintendent introduced Rev. O. B.
Shearouse, who spoke very pointedly
for a short while on the subject OF
the proper observance of the Lords
Day.
Rev. J. J. Long was introduced as
the next speaker He made some
very beautiful illustrations upon the
fine letters that spell watch.
Rev. J. D. Bowles preached G most
forcible sermon, which was full OF
spirit and edifcation. His sermon was
a charge TO the pastor and It had been
we'll prepared and was most fitting
for the occasion.
After the sermon the holy cOmmun-
ion was administered TO over one hun
dred communicates.
Seats had been arranged along the
aisles, and every pew in the church
was occupied, and still there was a
goodly number who had to remain Oh
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time
The barbecue served by Mr.. Boland
was prepared in fine style. The people
here endeavored to entertain the Vlsi-
tors to the best of their ability, and
hope that they have been successful.
From a dozen or more conservative
estimates the crowd is placed at from
six to eight thousand.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-08-09
Pcnic at Bachman Chapel.

Slighs, August 8.-There will be a
picnic at Bachman Chapel on Satur-
day, the 18th of this month. Refresh
ments will be sold on the grounds.
The proceeds to be for the Ladies'
Missionary society. There will also
be a meeting of the members of the
Cradle roll on that day. The public
is invited to attend with baskets pre-
pared to spend pleasant day.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
HOPKINS FLIRTING
WITH VIRGlNIANS
Planning Foot ball, Baseball,
and Cinder Path Tests.

Baltimore. Dec. fs.-That there win be
the closest sort OF athletic relations be-
tween the teams OF the Johns Hopkins
University and the University of Virginia
in the future seems assured from the fact
that Hopkins teams VIII likely meet
Virginia in three separate athletic con-
tests. Hopkins teams have never met Vir-
ginia in more than two contests. and for
the past several years The annual dual
track meet is the only sport that has
brought them together. But il seems as
sured that Hopkins and Virginia viii meet
at football, baseball. and on the cInder
track.
The track meet has already been ar
ranged for Homewood. Saturday. May e.
Hopkins has been defeated during the past
two years in this annual meet. but. owing
to the abundance of excellent material
az the university, the Black and Blue
has a excellent chance 10 gain revenge.
Virginia has undoubtedly had the best
track team south Of Philadelphia for the
past three years.
Assistant Manager Lynn Meekins, Of
the baseball team. announced yesterday
that Virgin had two dates under con-
sideration Tor the Hopkins lads These
are April 1 and May & The games will
be played at Charlottesville.
The game that is arousing the most
interest. however, is the prospective foot
ball contest. Owing TO the wonderful
record made BY the Hopkins football
team this fall, the authorities feel as
sured that Virginia VIII apply for q game
on the local schedule. In view of this.
the Hopkins manager is holding his foot
ball dates open. II seems probable that
the football game will be played either
the last Saturday in October or the first
Saturday in November. A later date can
hardly be secured, owing TO Virginia S
regular dates with Georgetown and the
University OF North Carolina. The game
will be arranged for Homewood if pos
Sible.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
ADVERTISING TALKS.
WRITTEN BY WILLIAM c FREEMAN

little later in the season, the manu-
factureF who made these suits comes
TO me and says: I have lis OF these
suits left over-I viii sell them TO you
at discount Of 80 Is per cent
Il buy them and put them on sale
After have added my business pr0ht.
l can sell these suits for six or seven
dollars less than the former price.
Have 1 the moral right in my sdvsr-
Using 70 say that these suits are
worth $Z5?"
Again answered:
why not say in your advertisement
how you bought these suits-Why not
let the public know that you got them
al a price that enables you 10 sch
them for so much mOney-that earlier
in the season you sold the same suit
at a higher price only because you
had to pay more for themg'
'.you believe, then" said the 'Iner-
chant that THE PUBLIC WILL
RESPOND TO ADVERTISING THAT
DOES NOT MENTION VALUES?'
Il most assuredly do" ! answered
why shouldn't they respond? II your
advertising copy gives Just BRIEF
STATEMENT Of how you came into
possession of goods that you can sell
at a low price, DON'T You THINK
THE PEOPLE WILL RESPOND, and
don't you think YOU ARE BUILD
ING ON RIGHT LTNEST'
After thinking for little while he
answered. 7 guess you're right
have had some doubt about this
thing or 1 wouldn't have talked TO you
about it,"
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
MORNING CHTT-CHAT.

x/EsTERDAY articles which
masculine Christmas gifts for
themselves
For to-day promised to mention some OF the asorans
masculine
father
Brother Henry Cousin John just Dick suggest that step into
travelling
leather bill folders address books diaries memo
andum bookano anything this sort ought to solve your mas
small soft leather which
their work another desirable in this line
jewelry
man. which differ. links
direction had things
while hardly jewery.
manc If
fob a OF shirt
for ANYTHING along line In second place make simplicity
distinctly thing
altogether
There gifts whic
which thinks she is the exception
who can select
course you and
he likes to have give him for Christmas
have dangled red right in the bulls He begins at
suffering he
tastefully
His last exhibit up to my ad
anybody
s s arrsss not b said ~Vbsn hears ~ av t - y
to coming Pretty
work. hatter myself Fooled didn't it. Ruh
fooled
guard
against similar masculine dupliety.
Personally subject than
they need be- pick and orange ties but that no
condemning all taste
this unasoning masculine prejudice that
cigars he
say the impossible
these In
match box by the way is another article seemingly desirable
which will probably not receive masculine welcome
out why this is and have been
hold
matches and take up too much much
knife
desirable RUTH CAMERON
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Flse and oaehan furiones-
BoaDa l08 O3aschounl. Il u s. won; Pit-a-Pat, IL
(Retiigi 70 = second; Count de OorO. l06 tGans).
Is 70 / third. Time. I16 IS Gehhiicht. Vanity
Fair. Quick Silver and Lees Frar also ran-
SECOND RACE-S1 fuiongs, SepFuniGm, Il2
lKe0ghl. 70 n / won; Little Marchmont. l0s
(BurDsl 10 2 seound: Bonnie Prince Charlie III
lRa;tis). to /, third. Time Is 25 SiseIs, Grace
tiolden, La Dexts Dave MoutgomerS, Personally.
Banhel and Lagndale Belle also ran
THIRD RACE-Sx fGF4ongs. Sterling lis
lfolesWorthi ; 70 5 won; MOckler % (MOorsl 10
]. second: Flying Wolf lbs 0Tphyl, TO l. third
Time. II Dartwurth and West Point also nan.
FOURTH RACE-One and one sixtsenth miles.
Jacquetina, l02 IVAN Dusenl. to s. won; Dorante.
il9 CSioleswoTthl, 70 s. sessond; John Louis. l9i
Cans. 10 70 I. third Time. l4S. Only three
starters.
FIFTH RACE-Ffve and onehah fuTiongs Exc
cute, III (Rettigl. to 2 won; Chapultepen, III
Qsouder1, % J. se,ond: D4 Crusader, IL lGansi.
70 / third. Time los IS Old Nicide, Bob
Lynch Doe Alsn, Annual Interest, and Sixteen also
nan
SIXTH RACE-0re mile Fred MuIhoIland. 10
lRettig,, TO 2, won; TightEool, Us tKeoghl, 20
2 ssond; The Peer. I6 tAnenl. 60 / third.
Time. 1-D 15 Hogle Lena Leach. and HAnns also
nm.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16

A merchant with whom | talked the
other day. who tries always TO do
the right thing by his customers. and
WHO WILL NOT KNOWINGLY
MIsREPRESENT in any advertise
ment he puts out. evidently has a
doubt In his mind as to the latitude
allowed him and other merchants in
the matter Of referring 70 the value
OF articles he sells.
He asked me this question:
II / import a gown from Paris, of
fine material. well made. stylish. that
seems to please my woman customers,
which cannot afford 10 sell for less
than 500 after paying duty to the
government, and If I have this gown
duplicated by an American manufac-
turer, who wi furnish the same ma
teriai. just a. good workmanship. IL
not better. who will follow the de-
sign absolutely. and if he sells it to
me at price that enables me TO sell
1t at Sl25, HAVE I THE MORAL
RIGHT 10 say that the American
gown is worth S3oo?"
] answered him:
From my viewpoint. YOU HAVE
NOT As matter of fact. your ques-
ton. stated as a fact in an adver-
tisement, is the BEST KIND OF AN
ADVERTISEMENT you can print
about the gowns and viii bring quick
response from the public
Then he stated another case.
Suppose l have some womens
suits that / sell regularly for S25 A
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Funrity course Pressolite. III
tShillingl 10 J. won; Tender Bloom 100 (Gasnerl
Is 10 s. second Summer Tine l09 Glass; 10 70 t.
third. Time. lis. Red KlaW. PaTl0r Boy. Making
VelSini RusmaS. Bell Clin. Copper City. and
Am9la also ran
SECOND RACE hFeo-fetrths Of a mile. Dono-
van, lN lkrshhslmi, TO I, woni Miss Picnic. 100
tGarganl. 70 l, seoondi Quality Street. 100 tKep
linz. 10 3 third. Time, lis IS. Sepaseda, BrsX
ten and Gypsy Girl also ran
THIRD RACE-One mile Bonnie Bard i0i
lAEsrtinl Is 10 5 won; Tony Faust. ll2 tShiilingl
5 70 :, second; Capt Burnett 100 tGarRer). l6 to s.
third. Time, IS Marbasrg and FHlletta also ran
FOURTH RACE-Six flflongs. Pay Streak. Jos
sshillingl, 70 5. won: jest, 100 Glass Is 20 10
second; Shooting Spray. q lIisdtkel Is 70 L third
Time, l:l5 Sa Frank Ferris also ran.
FIFTH RACE-0ne mile and seventy yards
Young Belle, l0l tGargaBl, TO l. won; Nettie
nayers l09 (Aiartinl 10 l. second: NebuioSis. 100
tshillingl, 20 !, shird. Time 10 95. J. C. clem
WineOrTy. TanSy. Silver Grain, CAMERA, Allness.
Nasmerito Buena. and OnAtssSa also ran
SIXTH RACE-Futurity COURSE. Emma g.. M
tGiassl, to 10. woni Louise b.. % tcailAhAnl. .
10 ]. seennd Acade-nist, g Carer, To l. third
Time, LIS % Egran. Dangin. and Juan also ran-
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RAcE-FfTe and half tHiongS PA
nutezz. los GiuserzVel. ] 10 ?. won; Trustee. los
(Grussl. s 10 l. sec0Dd: Detect. l0e ldcTaggerti.
to l. third. Tine. lOI 35 Dance Away. Win.
Ben Lnmond. Definite, EEiA, and Spliuters also
nu
SECOND RACE-sh furiongz starboard l6
t0bertl, to 2 Won: Mark Anthony II. III (Daven-
port. % to l. second; Billy Bodezner III lIerbetl.
9 to l. third. Time. ia "a Sou. Peepo~er. Heart
Pang, Henry Crusscadin, HGdas Sister Louis Rel.
and Mystifler also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furioogz Ida D.. l05 Hop
knsl. u to l. won NICK StoneT. III Gross to
l. second Eye White, io5 slusgravel, s to g. third.
Time. II3G5 Congo. E7izabethiAn, Detroit, Bat
MasteTson, and HAVE alsO ran.
FOURTH RACE-Mile. Sandhin 100 Cdc1ahey1,
IS to ). won; Antn@. ie5 Duyiei. ) TO l. seuxd !:
Adrian, 10 (Long1 y to s. third Time I 70 So
Patrick s.. Bertis, Lash, and Starter also rzn.
FIFTH RACE-Aiile and seventy yards. Mslitine
100 gSWeeneyl to s. won: Hill Top. III CAfcCaheyj
5 to l. seosnd Mamie Aleo ~ (AfRsTaEei 10 to
l. third. Time. ss IS. Our Hannah SaTaMard
Miss Marjorie. Shawnee. Christina. Flashing and
Pedigree also nn.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth. Consle.
100 tGOosel. 10 l. Won; Dessomnets, l0 (ButWeilk
TO 10. second ATondack. lA4 BelD to l. ihir1
Time. Ia IS. Tsnnnds and The Monk also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16

lAeke4. IS TO l. seoond Aleocuu. If Howard. {
10 !. tllird. Time. 0ss 2a DT. Hollis. Lady Chi
ton. Mrs. Wisles. Lord Nelson. Red Robin. and
Nora Emma also ran.
FOURTH RACE-six and bali furlongs- cry
Bany, 8~lBuHonl. to /. won: Sweet Oven. no
tGfiffn)s TO s. seeond Ida Iaezf0rd. q (whitel.
y TO 1, third Time, / = Is Lady Maxim Charlie
straIs. Le8 Hlll. and fAppelle also ran Chess
disqualified and Big Usage fell
FIFTH RACE-Aile aud quarter. sam Bernard,
loi lJacksonl. to 5. Won; San Gil, lOi (Don0yanl.
z 70 j. second; Bethlehem, l9 lewis, 10 60 /,
thiFd. Time. 2:l9 Gull. Herman Doyle Amyi,
Brcughaln, and Beanclere also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlengs. Autumn Rose, IL
lJacksoui even. won; Horizon. IS lWTispen) 6 TO
!, second Fundamental lG gJenSsnl to g. third.
Time, rs. InfatuauoB, sandiYer. and Rebel Queen
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
Y. M. C. a SWIMMING EVENTS.

The last OF the series OF four swim
ming contests was held in the Y. NJ C.
A. pool last night The events were
75-yard and 22o-yard dashes and plunge
for distance.
The 75-yard dash was won by Rutker-
ford. 22O-yard dash by Wood. and the
plunge for distance by Drummer
The men scoring the largest number Of
points in the four contests are: Wood.
906; Rutherford $50; Peare, 7O7.5.
The Nautilus Swimming Club. OF the
Washington Y NJ c. A. viii meet the
Argo Swimming Club, OF Philadelphia
in dual meet on New Years Day, in
the local Y. NJ c. A pool. and a lively
contest is expected.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
PENSACOLA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six flrlongS Loclst Bud 100
lKe1lsenl. to L Won; Miss Caesarion. lf9 wis
pen) to I. seooud; GreciAn Bend. lai 1iazsil.
to / third Time, i.i9 Is Caltha Netde Carlta
Kianeslla Donation. and AthaHie ". also ran.
SECOND RACESiI furlongS Pleasing 100
fBrrtonl, to l. won The Ram IL tMcCarthyl
% 10 l secsnd; outToS lei lGridinl = 70 /, third.
Tine lis 50 Harding Regards. Anderson. Ami
crUn Johnny Wise. aHf B. Goodwin also ran
THIRD RAcE-FosH and a half fuflmss. Hester
zoEsa. leA tGrihinl, 70 S. woai Teddy Bear, ~
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
AMERICUS DEFEATS ROLLER.

Baltimore, Dec. 15.-Americus Gus
schoenlein), local light heavy weight
champion wrestler OF the world. gained
two falls over DR.. E. F. Roller. the
heavyweight grappler OF Seattle.
Wash. at Albaugh's tonight DR..
Roller got his first fall in seven min
utes. Americas got the second in sew
en- and on-half minutes. He got his
first fail in two minutes.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
COLONIAL LEAGUE.
nIsrRICT LEAGuE.

Il is planned to send the University of
Minnesota baseball team 10 Japan for
series Of games at the close OF the 1911
season. Chicago has a team there now
and Wisconsin has taken the trip. The
students in Japanese colleges are begin
ming TO play football, A conference be-
tween Chicago and Minnesota athletic
officers makes il probable that Chicago's
itinerary viii be followed.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
PREPs PLAY BUSINESS.
Red-hot Basketball Game Promised
for This Afternoon.

The Georgetown Props were disap-
pointed yesterday afternoon when East
ern High School failed to show up for
their basketball game. The Props were
out for revenge after their defeat of
last week. and were confident OF turn
ing the tables ON their own floor.
This afternoon the embryos line UP
against Business in the latter's gm,
where a hot contest should ensue. Last
year the Props were victorious. coming
from behind in the second half Should
they be returned winners in this after
Moons contest, they are hoping to stack
up against Cathedral. a logical choice
for the championship.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
COLLEGE ATHLETIC NOTES.

Sixty men were entered in the Try
outs for the University Of Pennsylvania
wrestling team and some fast bouts
showed good material. The schedule has
been announced as follows February 10.
Columbia al Philadelphia. February IS.
Annapolis at Annapolis, February -,
Princeton at Philadelphia; March 4. Cor
nell at Ithaca; March Is, Princeton at
Princeton; March =. intercollegiate
championships al Princeton.
Ralph White, the former captain OF
the Red and Blue team, who has acted
as coach for the past two years. viii not
be able 10 instruct the Pennsylvania
team this season. so ii is looking about
for another coach.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
SCOREPITTSBURG UNIVERSITY
Tri-State Colleges Claim Unsports.
manlike Tactics.
Investigation Is Demanded at Once
or Future Games viii Not
be Scheduled.

Washington. Pa. Dec. Ih-ChArging
that the University OF Pittsburg Is and
has been employing Legitimate and I'M
sportsmanlike tactics IN the operation OF
varsity teams, especially in the football
department, the intercollegiate Associa-
ton of Western Pennsylvania. West
Virginia. and Ohio. comprising the lead
ing institutions OF the Tri-State district.
will formally demand Of the head OF the
accused Institution that an immediate
stop 10 such practices be made or full
public exposure of the methods used
will follow.
It is specifically charged that the
Pittsburg football authorities Iured Half
Back Wagner away from Geneva Col
iege after he had played a fun game this
year at the latter institution, and played
him as regular on the Pittsburg team.
The association alleges that this practice
and others. some practically amounting
20 professionalism, have been IN vogue
al PittsbuTg, which has violated prac-
tleally every rule In force at reputable
Institutions
President James Crawford, OF Ale
gheny College. the president of the as
ISOLATION. has instructed the leagues
secretary upon request Of the authori-
ties or seven OF the colleges holding
membership. to demand of Chancellor
Samuel Is. Mccormick, of Pittsburg, that
the alleged stealing Of players and other
breaches OF rules be stopped at once or
games with Pittsburg will be refused by
the association colleges.
University OF Pittsburg was the only
team last fail to beat Georgetown. and
while nobody on the Hilltop raised a cry
OF ringers il was admitted that for a
small college, Pittsburg had a mighty
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
EXCURSIONS.
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IL. Washington, ~. Norfolk
daily SIS p m daily. 500 q. n
Ar. Old Point Comfort LE Old Point Comfort
daily 20 4. IA daily. % D. N
Ar Norfolk, Ar. Washington,
daily 90 a. m. daily. fOo A. n
Tim Tickets on Sale 70 All Points South.
With stupoyers At Old Poiut Comfort ard Norfolk
NEW YORK AND BOSTON By SEA.
c1ty Tscket Once. B0Od Bldg. n. Tar. Il l4th ~
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16

Andover Preparatory School has
adopted a new scheme for producing
teams for major sports. There will no
longer be a varsity squad, but four class
squads win be formed at the beginning
OF each season and the Andover school
team VIII be picked later from the men
who make the best showing in inter
class games. II is believed that the sys-
TEN viii prevent the coaches missing any
latent ability about the school and give
the entire student body more fun in ath-
letics How Il Will affect the teamwork
OF the finally selected school team re-
mains to be seen.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16
EXPECT RECORD LIST
Latest News from the Big
Bowling Tournament.
PALACE PIN TOPPLERs BUSY

More Than 400 Teams Are Expected
at st. LOuis-Prize List at Mound
City to- Exceed 81, OOO-Teams
Failing Into Line Form City Tour
nament-other Bowling Gossip.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16

The tournament officials of the local
city association report that they are
making splendid progress toward lning
the teams UP for the different events in
the coming city tournament. To expect
every team in the city TO send in its en-
try is little too much. but to place the
estimate at forty-fve teams seems rea-
sOnable.
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16

They have been rousing enthusiasm in
track athletics at Johns Hopkins. Coach
Kochsr has called the sQuad together
and active training is TO begin al once.
All but one OF last seasons teams re-
main eligible; some very good material
has appeared in the graduate schools
and the freshman cless. The schedule
has been announced as follows:
Indoor Meets - February 1, George
Washington games. at Washington; Feb
ruary II. Johns Hopkins, Fifth Regiment
Armory meet: February Is Federal
games. at Washington; March 4. George
town meet. at Washington
Outdoor Meets-April 8, Navy. at An
napolis dual meet: April - University
Of Pennsylvania. at HOmeWood (dual
meeD; April =. University of Pennsyl-
vania relays, at Philadelphia; May 6.
Columbia University. at Homewood: May
Il, University OF Virginia. at Homewood
dual meet
The Washington herald., 1910-12-16

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