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PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST. the stranErrs' Sabbath Hone" John Mar
shall Place nv Donald c. Macleod, minister.
80 a. N. Sunday school and adult Bible claAsSs,
i =. m. divine worship and sermon; Ta5 p. n.
Illustrated hfth in ssTics On odd Testament Char
acterA" All are welcome
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn. Ave. y and 18th Sta
Charles Wood Minister.
Bernard G. BraskImp. Ministers Assistant
Harry Barsm0Te Angus Minister cf Peck CIApd-
Il % q. ul.-ScTm0u By the minister
sSD ?. m.-Teut service. corner of Mount Pleasant
Street and PARK Road. terminus OF
Mount Pleasant earA Sermon by the
minister.
Musical service from 80 to s O'Clock. led by Mr.
Hoover. director; Mr.. RAkemAnn, Tio-
lin: Mr.. LcrlebcrE TiolOucellO. and cor
net
Sunday school a. s55 a. n.
Christian EBdesToE meeting at ssg ?. u
Thursday evening at 8. midWeek ssrJics-
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York Ave. H and 18th stS.
Dr. Wallace Radcliffe Pastor.
u1o a m.-Publie worship; sermon by the pastor.
No evening se7Tice.
Music led By quartet chOiT.
so a m--Bibls school.
s.f5 a. m.-Adult classcS
100 p m.-Chrisian EndcaTor Society.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Cor 18th and L Sta
Ulysses G. B. PiCroe. d. D.. minister. sSS 4
m, Sunday school. Class for Comparative Study
Of RELIGION. and Unity Study Class II a N.
morning service: semon BY the minister. There
Is also Kindergarten during the hour Of morning
WOrhip. 10 p N. Young Peopis's Religious
Union. The public invited 70 AL services
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OFthnntHt

ChiIdren's Day will be celebrated at
the Metropolitan Memorial Methodist
Church Sunday morning at II o'clock.
and in the evening at s o'clock Dr.
Montgomery will speak on the subject
"A Cowardly Dodge"
The annual Children's Day service Of
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school will be held tomorrow at II
o'clock with appropriate songs and exer-
cises by the children. Miss Sherier. so
prano soloist Of the Foundry quartet
choir. will sing Il Think When I Read
that Sweet Story of Old" CNoore). In
the evening Rev. Harry Farmer, Of
Manila, P. /, will preach. Mr.. Farmer
was a delegate from the Philippines to
the General Conference. held recently in
Minneapolis
Rev. Joseph NJ. NJ. Gray will preach in
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church on
Sunday morning at Il o'clock on the
theme The Victory Of Broken Reeds"
At the o'clock evening service he will
conduct the annual installation of the
following Epworth League officers OF
Hamline Chapter, who were recently
elected for the ensuing year: William
L Evans, president; Francis c. Tarr,
first vice president; Miss Mabel E.
Wands, second vice president: Miss
Charl!ne Appleby, third vice president;
Miss Emma Molineu, fourth vice presl-
dent; Carl c. Lipp, secretary; Wilmer
Appleby' treasurer, and Mrs. Harriet T
Lipp, superintendent Of the Junior
League The minister will address the
league on the subject, THE Banner ana
the Task" Leo ]. Miller, president of
the District Epworth League, will assist
In the exercises.
An attractive children's service will be |
rendered at McKendree NJ. E. Church, |
Massachusetts Avenue, near Ninth Street |
Northwest, tomorrow morning at 1890
O'Clock. The address will be made By |
Hon. w. Z. Andrews, Of the Treasury.
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dinner. and hope in that way to wipe
this past winter in the care OF a much
larger number OF children than they
have cared for heretofore. and to pro-
vide the means to carrying the children
to the summer home at Colonial Beach.
The ladies hope that all church people
who are interested in this noble work
will try TO be present June Il and help
the board to sustain and set forward
this great work.
The annual moonlight excursion OF the
Mems Club OF Ascension Church took
place last Thursday. An enjoyable time
was spent. The members and their
friends went by the steamer st. Johns.
The rector Of st. Paul's parish, Twen-
ty-third Street Rev. Robert Talbot. has
been invited by the rector and vestry OF
Trinity Church. kansas City, Mo, to
be present at the twenty-fifth ann!ver-
sary Of the founding Of the parish and
preach the sermon on that occasion. and
he has accepted the invitation. 1t is
peculiarly fitting that Mr.. Talbot should
be the central figure Of the rejoicing
and festivities, for It was he who
founded the parish and was its only
rector until he became rector Of st.
PauTs, in this city. Trinity Church is
the largest church in the Diocese OF
Kansas City.
On June 1 there died in Richmond.
Va, Rev. James E. Poindexter, some
time rector Of Port Tobacco parish,
Charles County, this diocese.
News has come from England that DR..
Richard Wilde Micou, professor Of the
ology at the Theological Seminary, Vir-
gin a, died at oxford on June Of heart
disease. 4
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UNIVERSALIsT.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18Th and L Sta
Nv. Rev. John Van Schaick, IT.. D. D.. pastor.
II a. N, morning ssTTice: sermon By the pastor
ubject. Some Inspiring Columbus Scriptures"
s35 a N. Sunday school. i a. N. kindergarten.
n m. Y, p. C. O.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. ylh
and StG SerTices Sunday Il !. n and
p N
subjec4: GOD THE ONLY CAUSE AND
CREATOR"
Sunday school. II a. N. wednesday evening
meeting. p. N Public cordially invited. Al
ssAtS free. Free reading room 60l Colombo BldE
NEW THOUGHT CENTER.
WILL HOLD ITS LAST WEDNESDAY NIGHT
meeting for the season, JUNE y. Al N
Daily nooa msstinEs viii eontiaHs until July /.
Loan and TrIs BldE-, corner and 9Th StS
Public invited.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HAAILINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Ninth and P Streets Northwest
REV. JOSEPH NJ n. GRAY, MINISTER.
so q. m-Sunday school.
Il % a m.-"YICToRY OF BROKEN REEDS"
500 p m.-ADDREss AND INSTALLATION OF
EPWORTH LEAGUE OFFICERS
An dttinEs free. Visitors alWuys welcome
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH. corner Of John Marshall PlAcs and q
81. nv. James shGA Montgomery, miniStsi.
Sunday morning Al II O'Clock Children's Day will
Be appropriately eslebrated by the Sunday school
EEening services at o'clook With sermon b. the
pastor; subject. "A CoEErdly Dodge" speaal mu-
dc and free SEATS 70 the public.
FOUNDRY. 18th and Church Sta
Rev. ". r. Weddenpoon. d. D., PAstcE.
30 .. m.-SuDday school.
II 90 a. m.-Children's Day service.
100 p m.-EDWorth League.
500 p n.-ssTmon By REV. HARRY FARMER.
Quartet choir. YiEitorS welcome.
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retary. Miss E. Sterling Nash: treasurer
Roger ID. Marsden; delegate to District
Union. Miss Sarah Dawson, and dele
gate to the missionary conferences at
Silver Bay, n. Y, Francis Gray.
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The young peoples societies Of Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist Protestant,
Bethany Baptist. Maryland Avenue Bap-
tist. and Second Baptist, churches. will
join I'm giving a moonlight excursion
down the river late in June.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and CorcorIn stA nv. he
Rev. FrAnk SeWal, D. D.. pastor. viii preach Al
II a m Sunday school Awards and repOrtA All
welcome. Free loan library q the writings
q sEedanhorE Eroe trlct. m The Iestibnle.
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NEW THOUGHT CENTT
THEOSOPHY.

WASHINGTON LODGE. THEOSOPHICAL so
CIETY SO Z Car St Question meeting Sun
day evening. s O'Clock IN charge Of AIrs. Janet
B. McGOTern- AL invited
HOW TO GAIN IMMORTALITY. Lecture
Sunday. u:I5 By Dr. W. W. BaksT, before Cap
ital City Lodgs. T. 5. At 40 Corooran Bldg Pub
lie cordially invited Instrumental music FREE
study clASes Wed. ard IN. evenings. p. n.
NATIONAI, NEW THOUGHT CE;NTER.
NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER. Miss
Emma Gray and Dr. Kicker. teachers and healeTs
Of % yearJ experience. Daily nooa meeting
Symposium WsdnesdAys. 6 p ID. Loan Il Trust
Bldg. and sh. Public invited
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a picnic at Cabin John Bridge was held
by the Alpha and Beta Christian En-
deavor societies Of Ninth Street Chris
tian Church on Decoration Day. and the
pastor. Rev. George A. Miller. is said
to have been one OF the happiest OF the
participants.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
e 70, tAe.s Herald one. ~ a. Friday
BAPTIST.

TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10Th and n Sta
Dr J. J. Muir. pastor. II a N, preAching: ''rhe
discovered Christ" TsB ?. m: The DincoEersd
Man" Baptism. Bible school, SSo q. N. Q. T.,
Tpm.
Z. Hsz svens NEW SONGS OUT OF THE
GREAT GOSPEL GuJt publisheSD win Be sung
sunday night II a. n, Eyed ChnstiAns." Cen
tsnniai BaptiSt Church. sth and Eye Sta M
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. CoE 18th and. Sta
Services At II a. N. Sunday school At SzB. Chris
tian EndeaEor socisty ~ p N No other evening
service. A welcome 70 all 10 Wurship With Quar-
tst choir. Mis- Marion MeFall soloEt and director
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There are over thirty periodicals. de-
voted to ghosts, visions. and the super
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Third Prize---Value $500
Library from Brentano'S

Those bookovers who love books ahead of all other af
fection consider the third prize this contest the first
library selected by the highest authority in the leading
book shop in the world gift that those who worship at the
literary shnes call adorable and whets the craving
of those who in the earlier stages of the thirst higher
knowledge.
OF the winner of this prize will have full opportunity
consult with the Brentano management the interest of final
amendment suit his her As the stands now
volume that would nure the thinking of weve-yesr-oId
girl has been permitted The library has actual cash value
$500, and will be exhibited at
Brentano's. 18th and Streets Northwest
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The ladies OF the Episcopal Home for
Children at their meeting on Thursday
gave out a number Of Invitations for the
flag raising which Is to take place At
the home IN Anacostia the afternoon OF
June Il The ladies' expect 70 serve a
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Central Union Mission was held by the
Endeavorers OF First Baptist Church on
Tuesday evening, under the leadership
of Z. W. Robinson.
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Trinity Baptist Society at Ivy City
will install new officers tomorrow at 4
O'Clock.
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st. Johns Colorcd Baptist Church at
Arlington, Va, has organized a new c.
Z. society.
Tomorrow nights church service Of
the colored First Baptist Church in
Georgetown will be in charge Of the En-
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FOIIOWIns Immediately on the COM
mencement exercises OF the girls school
the boys school OF the National Cathe-
dral has its commencement and accom-
panying festivities. Here is the pro-
gramme Of the deings from June : to
June II: Sunday-7:45, Holy Communion,
little sanctuary; p. m. baccalaureate
sermon, Cathedral Close. Monday-1O
o'clock, field day exercises. Cathedral
Close. Tuesday-3:3o, even song, Beth
lehem Chapel; dedication Of the class
window Wednesdays O'Clock, COM
mencement, Cathedral Close.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-10-23

London, Oct. 17.-War today be-
came general through the Balkan pc
ninsula. Turkey, already engaged in
fighting Montenegro, this morning is
sued a formal declaration of hostili-
ties against Servia and Bulgaria.
Greece, supposed to be in sympathy
with Servia and Bulgaria, was not
mentioned in the declaration. The
Greek minister has not been asked to
leave the Turkish Capital The Turk
lsh minister, however left Athens. 1t
is also announced that fighting be-
tween the Turkish and Greece armies
fas begun on the frontier.
In the declaration of war, Turkey
PAGES the blame on Bulgaria and Ser
via. Although Turkey has anticipated
the Balkan States and ordered a si-
multaneOus advance of her armies
against Bulgaria and Servia, it is ex-
pected that the Servians and Bulga-
rians will be ready to meet the Turkish
invading force by the time it reaches
the frontier. Turkeys withdrawal of
her troops from the immediate vicin-
ity Of the Greek frontier and the
omission Of Greece from the declara-
ton Of war were doubtless dictated
by Kaimil Pasha, president of the
council Of State and the real head of
the Turkish Government.
He wants to avoid fight with
Greece, whose interests, as he recently
told the Greek premier are Identical
with those Of Turkey. He also desired
to cede the Island Of Crete to Greece.
There is an inclination among mill
tary men to think the importance of
the Montenegrin victories has been ex-
aggerated. The Montenegrins are
fighting desperately, but they neglect
the cOmmissariat service and the hos
pitals, which are essential in such
campaign.
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The Court of General Sessions .ad-
journed Thursday afternoon after n
number of appeals from the recorders
court had been heard and other busi-
ness attended to. The cases on the
docket. OF which there were more
than twenty. were all continued ex-
cept one which was mol prossed by
the Solicitor.
Most OF these cases were for viola
ton OF the prohibl ton law and came
In that class which the Grand Jury
recommended should be placed in the
jurisdiction Of the magistrates.
One murder case was set for Friday.
the case OF the state vs.. Oneai Jack
son. and Friday morning several OF
the witnesses In the case who had
been summond arrived In town and
appeared at the court house ready TO
testify In the case and were sur
prised to find that court had adjourn
ed County Clerk Parrott. however.
was Obliged To appease their feelings
by giving them their check as witness
go and allowing them to go much
earlier than they had expected TO get
of,
The case OF Isaiah Rees which was
commenced Wednesday evening was
concluded Thursday afternoon. the
jury returning a verdict OF guilty OF
assault and battery OF n high and
aggravated nature. whereas the
charge was assault and battery with
intent To- Kill. Rees was sentenced TO
pay fine OF 500 or 10 serve 3 months
PhIlomena Odom. who had been
found guilty Wednesday 81 larceny
from the person. was sentenced To-
serve an IS months sentence In the
state penitentiary.
Glenn West plead guilty To- violation
of the prohibition law and was sen
fenced To- pay fine Of 500 or To
serve one month. Seventy-fvc dollars
behavior.
During tho two weeks court con
tinued there were I'VE convictions.
r.. NJ. Sanders plead guilty To forgery
and Glenn West plead guilty OF viola
tion of the prohibition law and NJ loses
Holmes was found guilty OF simple
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-10-23
Greek Gun!bOatS EscaDe.

Athens, Greece Oct ia daring
feat was accomplished this morning
by the commanders Of the Greek gun
boats a. and ID.
AT O'Clock they made a dash to
force the Turkish blockade in the mar
row entrance 20 the Gulf Of Arta, one
side of which is Turkish and the other
Greek. They were observed from the
Turkish fort at Prevesa. which domi-
mates the entrance. and heavy fire was
directed on them, which they returned
with spirit.
They succeeded in lighting their
way through and at 4.30 O'Clock
reached the Greek town Of Vonitza,
on the southern shore of the bay,
with very little damage.
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Turks Start Fighting.

Constantinople. Oct. 17.-Hostli-
ties were opened at half-past 2 this
morning by the Turkish troops at vari-
Gus points on the Bulgarian and Ser
Wan frontier.
The divisions of the Turkish army
were ordered to make a simultaneous
forward movement.
In giving the order for a general
advance the Ottoman war minister
mentioned only that the movement
was to be made against the frontiers
of Bulgaria and Servia.
There is a powerful Turkish army
concentrated near the Greek from.
tier, but this has not yet been put
into motion
The Ottoman Government this
morning handed the Servian and Bull
garian ministers here their passports
and they will leave Immediately.
A note addressed by the Turkish
Government this morning to the Bull
garian and Servian legations here
said it was impossible to maintain
peace any longer, Notwithstanding
that it was the ardent desire of the
Porte to do so. 1t was, therefore.
Obliged to put an end to the missions
OF the Bulgarian and Servian lega-
tiOns, and the diplomats were invited
to leave Constantinople at the earliest
moment.
The note stated that the step was
taken in consequence Of the recent
note handed in to the Turkish Gov
ernment by the Balkan States, which
Turkey considered constituted an in
reference with her internal affairs. A
second factor was the mobilization
undertaken by Servia and Bulgaria.
and the third reason was the daily
skirmisheS on the frontier
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BALKAN WAR NOW GENERAL,
GREECE JOINS ALLIES SIN WAR ON
TCRKS-SEKVIA FIRST TO
ACT.
Turkey Takes Initiative Against Sis
ter States Which are Ready 10 Meet
any Advance of Turkish Armies.

Athens, Greece, oct. 49,, 2.3O A. NJ.
Greece, not wishing to detach herself
rom her allies, sent instructions early
this morning to the minister at Con-
Stantinople to communicate q declara-
ton of war to the Porte. Greece at
the same time sent a fraternal greet
ing 10 the allied States.
Servla was the first of the three
States to declare war last night. Bull
garia followed a similar declaration.
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Saved by His Wife

She's a wise woman who knows
just what 10 do when her husbands
life IL in danger. but Mrs II. J. Flint.
Braintree, VT, is Of that kind. She
insisted on my using Dr. Kings New
Discovery" writes Mr.. T.. FOR n
dreadful cough, when | was SO weak
my friends all though | had only n
short time to live. and II completely
cured me 4 quick cure for coughs
and colds, II is the somst safe and
reliable medicine FOR many throat
ana lung trouhles-grip. bronchitis.
Group. " "Np!ng cough. quinsy. ton
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tecd by Sibert's Drug Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-10-23
Avoid Scdativc Cough Medicines

IL YOU want 10 contribute directly
to the occurrence Of capillary bron-
chitis and pnuemonia use cough med
icineS that contain codine, morphine
herein and other sedatlves when Won
have a cough or cold. An expector-
ant like Chambcrlain'S Cough Rem
edy Is what is needed That cleans
out the culture beds or breeding
places for the germs of pneumonia
ana other diseases. That is why
pneumonia never results from cold
when Chamberiain's Cough Remedy
Is used. IL has a world wide reputa-
ton Tor It's cures. IT contains no
morphine or other sedative. For sale
by all dealers.
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Not Agreed Plan.

IInodon, oct. 17.-Hhe 'ofa cor
respondent of the Times says:
SO far from Montenegro having be-
gun the war as part of the allies plan
the bulgarian and the Greek Govern
mcnts addressed remonstrances TO
King Nicholas against precipitate ac-
uon. The Montcncgrin King, however
was resolved not to let pass the op-
p"r'uhl'y |" begin war which had
been foreseon for many years. and the
conduct of which he was reluctant to
leave To poStcrity."
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Why the Dollar Counts

In this campaign the issues lie between the FORK es of
Representative Government and Popular Government
In Representative Government only part of the people
have influence those with political faith who spend
fortunes In any direction where their own ends are fur
thered for money.
In Popular Government all the people have influence
because their executives and Legislators do dare to
thwar the expressed will OF the people.
Representative Government az ever this year il being
supported by the money Of the nteress 1t being spent
hvshiy to give the voters wrong impression Of Wilson.
Popular this year. win, depend on the
truth being told about WILSON, We publish his record
and platform broadcast no one can conroyert IL
Your s your e. yosr s. your $40 go will count and
ount 10 win II spent In this work.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-10-23
Clarendon Teachers To Form Associa-
ton.

Manning Times
The white teachers of the county
VIII meet at the graded school
building Saturday TO reorganize the
Teachers Association. Every teacher
should fill his or her part in what
ever movements that may be planned
for the educational advancement OF
the county. Supt. Edmunds Of SUM
ter, is expected To address the teach
ers on this occasion. Let there be a
full meeting.
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Endorsed by

assault and battery. Philomena Bos-
sard was found guilty Of larency from
the person and Isaiah Rees was found
guilty of assault and battery Of a
high and aggravated nature. All 9TH
er cases which were tried resulted in
acquittals.
The cases for violation OF the pro-
hibition law which were continued
were:
The State VS.. Harry Sanders, Rees
IL. James. Oneal Jackson. Carrie
Smith. Henry Watts. Mitchell Smith,
Frank Anderson, Susanna Watson,
Carrie Ramsey. alias Matte Wright,
Charles Lane.
Other cases continued were:
Hardy Johnson. housebreaking and
yarceny; Henry Watts. disturbance
of religious worship John =. Smiling
discharging firearms at dwelling
house: Oneal Jackson. murder; G. III.
burgess. obtaining goods under false
pretenses; Robert Davis, resisting an
officer. assault and battery with intent
40 kill and carrying concealed wea-
pons; Alex Ballard. false packing cot
ton; c. Sadler. assault and battery of
q high and aggravated nature; Henry
Smith. assault and battery with in
tent to kill: W. W. Williams, alias. w.
w. Slaton. assault and battery with
intent to kill: Cephas Toney. murder.
A number OF appeals from the
Judgment and sentences of the Re-
corder's court were hard and in every
case the judgment OF the lower court
was affirmed.
City OF Sumter vs. III. ID. Noise, APP
pea. from Recorders court. Mr..
Noise was fined for riding a bicycle on
"A sidewalk at night without a light.
He stated that there was no ordnance
In the city covering the point OF rid
ing bicycle on n sidewalk without a
light; there was an ordinance against
riding "a bicycle on certain sidewalks
and there was an ordinance against
riding bicycle on the street at night
without light but there was no or
dinanCe making IL u misdemeanor to
ride bicycle, on "a sidewalk without
a light Judge Spain listened To Mr..
Noises argument, but sustained the
ruling OF the Recorder. lie stated.
however. tina. this was quite "A fine
point of law and that MIR. Noise might
take II up to the state Supreme Court
Mr.. Noise represented himself and
Mr.. Cllfton appeared on behalf of the
city.
The next appeal from the Record
cr's court was in the case OF the City
Of sumter against Marcus Bossard for
violation OF the prohibition ordinance.
Mr.. ID. -. Noise appeared for Bossard
and Mr.. Clifton for the city. Again
the Recorders sentence was sustain
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Marriage License Record.

Marriage licenses were issued to the
following couples on Thursday: MIR.
Hodge Lee Benenhaley and Miss
Sarah Benenhaley Of Dalzell; also Mr..
A. NJ. Cubbage OF Paxville and Miss
Rachel Ridgeway of Manning.
The following colored couple also
secured license: Thomas Clarkson
and Nora Wright Of Sumter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1912-10-23

washington, oct. 1T.-Onc thous-
ana dollars Is at the disposal of Amer
lean Ambassador Rockhnl, at CON
stantinople. for the aid of the Turkish
Red Crescent Society. To hc drawn
upon from the funds of The American
Red Cross. similar SUM can be
drawn upon from the s.,mc source by
the Red Cross Society Of Greece.