tion and retnutkt
.t
i
t
“ beaded. A firlonl: front
if
i" soon as Jockey
‘1 nee Johnny
i" his hoot caught in it spur worn
’t’
if»
.
'l
‘g «to front and‘scored an e
1»
‘3
“i
A-..
.t
«a
s'
l’
run:
3 A mujority
w. "tip“ and bet on some
, bled" that
3 these ttlt-ll.
. H
' bretls refuse to race a fullong.
. would never know
A
,i
l
,t but did not
2 “was won bv W.
7, our. 8.
attrition is
i
(rippled Son of Superman
Shows Remarkable _(‘our-
age in Stake a; .i utllaica
Star Spangled. lilt' it.
the once mica!) Supcttllan
urulgt. retained to tile lat'i's‘ slit 1‘ .t
long vacation yestcltiav “tutu-cu at
1319 Jamaica flack and l‘tlll'littl oft
fifth the Beleratlt Selling Slut-z», til"
Nature event of the program in »pllc
the fact that it uaTs‘sut’ft-‘rlng intense
pain from his crippled knees. Star
‘Spangled ran a remarkable rice and
t'i“!‘ ". z'ill “-
u‘rl \‘(i'
' ' v - in
led a high class field of Fillilllt’ls
he
essive slyle. At the end of l
impr he was two
six furious journey
lengths in front or
took second honors, at i
Midniullt Sun.
Star Spautleti is one of the fastest
tolls on the
Panorama. which
oneth ahead of
ztiul lllDrl ctlllluvclllls
tillf, but ill.» lint-cs are weak and sore
tied swollen lo twicc their normal
size. ill lolr: and hard woi-k .lattlesl
F-tZs‘llumous, his tt'ztitler, patched up
his hilt’i‘r ant t urlv last week had hltu
rradv to l‘a’.‘ I. He entered him in an
"NH fur lilt‘t‘c-i‘ettl'-olds last week.
but its Star Spangled and John Sun-
inrd‘s Tippi‘tv Witchet were the only
entrants the lace was declared off.
‘ To keep in condition star Sponzled
{needed wolk. On Saturday lt‘itzsitn—
; mons gave flint a trial. The coinage-
' nus coll did all that wasasked of illlll‘.
(hill-ills trainer thought it was his hisd
3 trial. 80 crippled was heat the til“
ithnt it was recessm'v tor . (iFtllflt‘
a W'ttlls to dis-nounl and lead lllnt to ll;
l‘Btull. There he was scarcely able ‘it
" stand and for it time it looked a: n.
the horse's davs on the ltlrf wele .t ‘ a
and. Bill the trainer worked on um
i day and night. and yt-ftet‘dav “Ez‘l‘fl‘
-. lng had him in fair com ltlon to . l
:‘lttx engagement in W ilclernde.
Feared He Would Break Down
‘1 "He's the gunner. horse-«l ever saw.
I the trainer ttlltl ltll who lisitetl lllm ll;
1‘ the paddock before the race, . but ‘
Licouldn't advise any one ttl \yuLcl oli
him. lliit knees are in bad shape :ltu
f he may break down."
of the crowd look lllc
oliletr t‘lilllt's—
cl" were many who “culli-
“till. 1111! ill Stlill‘ Spangled wouldn't
llis owner was one of
He backed his; colt dc
of his trainer?
After the race the owner was con-
’ gratulttted for harlot: courage eunuch
to wager in such a crippled llol‘ot.
Fitzsimulons overheard lite conicls.l-
‘d that he dtdnl pos-
nluch courage
at the moon
._ break down.
spite the udvite
‘ H-ss one hundredth “th
. l. “lie slo '
:jld“)\:a:ol‘tl(‘h_\fl" Pitt said, Fef‘errlm!
to the owner of the Quincy stable.
"but Star Sprllgletl run it great race.
lie suffered enough pain to) make nine-
ty nine out of" :l hundred thmougll-
Spangled run one
he was a cripple.
To the crowd he looked like a chn’lti;
pion. He took the track as soon as
the barrier alose and was nevcl
home he he“
signs of distress, bill as
Schuttinlzcr gave him
‘ a taste of the whip be responded like
the great coll he is and remained in
' trim to the cnd.’
Boot Caught on Sour
“During the running of ll'wsf’t'ontl
bonus on Airman g‘ot
lV
who was ustt'ide Hf;ll‘
- nikteentll of a lnile tie
fickefiglw‘ere unable to tear them-
selvett free. Near the home stretch
Loftus rode with one hand and tore
his boot open with tile nithiirmwdul:
. ‘ . ‘00 - fl
flee the noted jockey asy victory.
r the race the patrol judge re
boards the case to the stewards. They
o cross-examined liofttls and Rowan.
change the rcslul . dDot:
e it told what had happcne on
fidxah added that Honda was bcntl’n
at the- tlnle the accident Of'Clll‘Nl.
The l'pton Liberty Dond Handicap
R. (‘oe's Thunderclap
S nfortl's .luvencscence was see
2131;“ Ydunc Adams finished third. but
was disqualified for fouling. He
swerved in the home stretch and car.
ried .ltlvenescencc wide. This killed
‘ .luvcnescencc‘s chances» for victory
and cave Thunderclap an opportunity
to sneak up on the rail and Will the
purse.
' To see St at‘
gnu to show
Tommy Rowan.
a...— ._...—-—_
NAVY ELEVEN HlT
.Welchel and Alford Join the influenza
"' Squad. ,
ANNAPOLIS. Md, Oct. 8.—-\Velcllel
and Alford of the Navy football de-
lutcllment, leaving only Robertar and
Butler of,tlle Back field melt who
know the signals. Still-the manage-
tnzcnt would like to start the season
next Saturday andds looking for an
opponent. l The 'practice- continued
"yesterday afternoon with a small
pound.
The Army game is recognized as
out of;llle question. so the. Naval
Academy will try to get another good
gzznle for November 23. Onw October
LT. and November 2 are filled ntlpre-
“cm.
I
JIM RICE 18 IACK 0N JOB.
letting Coach Wilt All in Training
. 0mm 8. A. T. c. '
NEW roux, Oct it.» Jim Rice. trim
est much of the (”dustbin
‘cfltfllfly mull. Int June. In back
at midi Hellfire W)".
and. m be bu urea-d whatnot
mutton-1mm. it to raid be but
on M on MO”! or n
PW“ mm the anoint--
.\ my M
an” d *
lurid ) . '
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p.-
I
'.
i
t
not lNilflflilAllf
DIl‘s‘ittflPd ll: captain in the Chemical
Warfare Service of the United States
army and studying for duty in France
lip
doubtless has played
in the major leagues.
or that ever trod the diamond
the most prejudiced old timer will ad
tires with the championship nailed to
his big black mare,
gilt. lie has out distanced all compet-
‘\\'l‘.if’il Tv solved with the clan t't'olll
came and leaves behind him records
'lllnt ulll never be broken.
'l‘llll\ and >lil1t'
his day.
't‘o baseball.
{ARMY AND NAVY
illigltl. no.“ besieged by ll'Ollblt‘P’ ofj's
.tlonn with tollem.
‘tlvltlcs of 'llt- Al‘mv football tort-n
SPORT‘
. , -...._r -...._..._
50f
._ . . ”W .. .- . ., .-
. ‘i E . COLUMBfA PRACTICES INIMUD.
Cflhfig Nuw Sfllfll R, gCtuch . Dawson Puts the Elayerc
anough Lively Scrimmagt
I 3 ’ Mud allu nutel did not pleteilt Col
umbia‘s S. A, ‘1‘. l‘. tooth-m players
liom going through with a spirited
_. ,...- __ practice on South r‘letu yesterday ut-
1“ “in, l»... 533d gaudby m mater tei'noon. Ailcr a-iilili in handling a
1.1mm baseball and has left the for “'8! ball. llll‘ it't‘dlvl'fi H1 1002‘ “1111383"-
lnwing PX‘l‘tiirdlllal'y record for fu- an extended session in running
tim- ucllet‘allons to bombard: through formations 5nd tlleil wound
Yrs ii, A it. K. H. S, 15. Av up the (lily Willi a sharp scrimmage.
it Hit? “.770 1.31:3 2.505 720 .372 No Official u'otti alipml'lllg the Neil
for f'at's‘ity football was to.tltcolniug
timing the day from the itillliiti') colu-
luundtttlt, but in the expectation that
the hold will be given, Coach Fred
DHWboll has planned to hale not one,
but three. port elciens. l'nder the
Scheme that ilanshn is working out,
there will be. at squad for each of the
three battalions. of the S. A. 'l‘. t‘. on
Morilingstde Heights, New‘ Yolk. This
is in accordance with the t'ccotiluiend-
utions or the War ilepal-tttletit. Dal!"
son. howelcr, hits gone it step further
and instead of selecting a post eleven
on Nov. 1, as tecottllncudcd by the de-
partment. he plans to have three vars-
ity teams in action on that date.
The fai‘fmned Georgian now (our
lllit'kGSi.
his last :alne
His lE‘Hll’ti
marks him as the greatest hall play-
Even
where the shells are
ulit that much. The fiery Tiger rc-
After fourteen
seasons in NW major icauue iiullle
fields. 'f’v still lcatls. and hv good lllitrr
ilol's. Sinai‘handetl be virtually has
made t'llc ilell'oll team. Without him,
Jenllillcs team would have been “’Pltk‘
. LOAN DRiVE CONTINUES.
illlit’t’l] till-ouch iii“ years during
Jamaica Racogoero- Bring Total It
Track Up to $859,200.
NEW YORK. Oct. 8."“Tl“‘ Liberty
Loan drive at the Jamaica truck took
another upward bound yesterday after-
noon. wllril the racegocl's subscribed
{\iicllittan.
'f‘l I‘Xl‘i'nl‘i in every branch of tllt‘_
His great
diamond deedv. have long: since he-
t‘tIH’l‘ :l matter of (‘tllll‘elt’. and he has ,q ' ..
hyt'lh‘li so long in the bright lights of 3::33‘1‘aindgglg 93.2"." total for the
l‘ ‘l - i :i it seems lltilosstblo lo . *, -"_' " " ~
""th) h‘ I “file Ed. who is conduct the
.uld glilytlllnl: ycl unsilid of thi- weir,
tit‘i‘flll player Here are a few perfor-
ltlunttw of the dashing (:ctll'clau:
lit» lcti the .\lllel'ictm Leanne ill
l. llllli' ml l-lcvcn different occasions
drive at the track. was not satisfied
with the day’s work and frankly told
his hearers so. He called the Kaiser
a burglar ttnd likened the racegoers
llllll- wasout in succession. He hit “ho refused to buy. to the accomplice!
om- liltl t\\it't'. Ill llill llc lialtctl of a burglar and a ittltl'tlerer. i-‘m- fit-
l“-l liltl made its lllls, scored 147 icon minutes he llaulllletwl away at
the Knitter and the slackers. who have
not bought tlllfil it hurt.
(‘harlelt (ldell, of Savannah. lla'., was
the largest individual subscriber. lie
.12 bases. Tv cracked
2th! hits in sel‘cn dif-
t'lll lllorc lllflll
He has scored mom
“rpm ui‘SlSfllln‘.
than lfltl runs in sean different cell. ,
.mw‘ (-nhh lctl ”I... leagues» in sin- funk ‘Slllt’ltit‘l \t‘tll‘lll. l‘itll Kill! put his
nits l'ilc,- lllllt‘l-l. lwobalztzcrs four name down for $7,000. Morty Lynch
wok stucco worth. Phil lt'atz put his
32.0”" worth. Mt‘i‘lillltl‘ Lune Slib'
scribed limits. Al it'ileuicsbllrk $1,000
and Tom fl'llrieu $1.000.
time». lloulu inns once. stolen bases
:i\ times .
t‘ollll tltlrillgv his font: career in ma
ior league baseball “as one of ill.P
createst individual atlrac‘tlonslot ‘gl‘w
‘ . .\’o t‘lllV tlitl he stile ’3' I‘ 3‘ x v x .
‘11:. of hi: balling, but his all round. 1' [TLTON EEEBS JOB AS
lli‘iV was of :‘uch tl calibre to mark! BOXING INSTRUCTOR
him as superior to unv other plal't‘l‘lif: .. ~
(“bits loss M" "wan much‘i Fred l-‘ullou has applied for a post
1' i“ "Mini“! “mum I tion as boxing instructor at the .ttvia-
the fultlt-p ever will see his equal. , lion “wrhuniwl “.hnm in ”w 0‘,”qu
‘ ' llttlltllng. Manhattan. rind expert‘s to
receive his appolnlttlent.
it. it. Bcanlon. former director It the
ltchcol. who was rei’cnlly tmnsferred
*"""‘“ ‘lo Atlnntu, stopped off at the national
Th“ it""ff‘fi‘l‘m‘fll baseball 9‘3“” capital on route to recolllmcnti Pul-
llave. on the whole cut :t rutllcr sorry; mn-h :tlllminttncnf.
figure since the drums first began to
beat and the huules to sing. lien“ and
there one of them has volunteered,'
utllalll‘v llttnk (lowdy. ol‘ the liraves.
and Jim Scott. ot‘ the \l’gitfiSox. Many
have marched :twlly wit 1 to selected ._._
contingents. Others have taken up qTATl‘ (‘Ol l Ff‘r‘q l“ 0 it
"essential work" in tuunllion plants or Will l 5 W ‘ . . ' .. d- (‘1.
shipyards -\lld it is of titer lustthat ' ' " “hing!“ and Jefferson
‘. ' .. i ' . flame assured for next Saturday Penn-
(llarlts i left. general manager til lint: svlvnnl-l State's: football “In.“ w
.. . .. t ) _ -. - t - _ is.
Island. speaks in tllt llliladelphitt Pub tcrday Started a hard “mews work.
iic Ledger. He isn't proud of them. .. ‘ .
Here's some front the Public Lcd- Hugh “"1““ “"mli‘d Evl‘lllllllttce in or
:1”, der to correct thc_errors of each play-
“ilmvever, under the cloak of nnony— er in Saturdays ”"39”“? Rtlnlc with
the subs. He made no changes in the
illity. yesterday they (labor leaders l' lh _
and officluls of the l-tlllergcncy Fleet lncup‘o 9" that lh“ l‘t'fllacctlleut ot
' Poul Grimes. a,rccenl "flit" victim at
(‘orpl l'tif‘ltllll talked freely. They said
allllr.=t cvcry member of the baseball left end. .
team of "f‘ollnle" Muck had sought _( hitrlie “a." “mi Prank T'nlzcr were
and obtained employment at (‘rltmps' “”9“ a long Willi“: “'Ul‘ktlllt. willie
shipyard where the navy is building it “‘0 0th” back “9m ('ani‘idfltt‘s look
ltulultc’r cf vessels. These men. the passes fro mlhe center in Olillllntttc
leaders said. came to work in the morn the tendency to fumble. Ilezdek Pill
ltlg‘ in their own automobiles. and worn ‘9'“9’“ "”0““ it dummy scl'itlllitltgc.
usually placed as foremcn or subfore-
men and received splendid pity and BASEBALL'S FUTURE TO BE
without knowledge of the craft in. DECIDED AT DEC. MEETING
which they wre engaged. . The National ififltzllc announces its
‘At Hog island those labor leaders “nil“!!! “19"“th for December ill. in
insisted there were equally glaring this city, and we understand that llun
cases. Tltcy paid tribute to "Chief" Johnston. “'1‘“ Jim has come out of
Bender. the famous lndian baseball ‘3‘” Wisconsin “'O‘ldli “'illt f‘llnrlev
pitcher. for years with the Athletics. ”WSW". molt willctlli the American
by saying he was constantly on the job . Leanne ‘0 Chlcazo Tm‘ “Member 12.
and daily performing more Wol‘k than These sessions are calculated to wind
his ”0“,. up major leatzue affairs for the dura-
,tion of fit" war, bill We doubt if such‘
action will be taken. especially in
view of the roseute situation on the
west front.
. All sorts of conjectures have hell
advanced about professional havi‘utl
.ffll‘ 1919. Some have doped 't out
that bovs below the draft nae will he
used. Other-t have had superannu-
etl tlitliilrozt and others fillin: the
ranks. These doposters fail to l-e'llizn
Ball Players Cut Sorry .
Figures as War Workers
PENN STATE TO PLAY.
Game with Washington and Jefferlon
on Saturday is Auured
MAY PLAY ON NOV. 23
West f‘tiint, recorded as the one im-
pregnablc citadel of football. last
own The Army‘s cridiron plans. cl-
re'ldy ritltiietl h': cancellations. ma}
be knocked into :- cocked but bv thc
ialtwf edict f out the War Department
General March hur- annottncefl _ .
that or. tap-”“11“. 1 mo ”.0 not“)? that the owners cannot afford to liln
their leashes just for the sentiment
tmsll - t=t the academy would lie zrn-l- . .
of continuing the cattle. Tvtcvc mini
iiatcti. nrtl 'llal hereafter the We” ‘ . ,
Point toursc would be reduced from be some monty in “' and mm”. ”‘0
Wm. years: H. nnlv one. This: means plans so for advanced no such return
tlll-I a tztotJiy rtion of the \nr‘fs is "mm“ 1
' no The léazucs no doubt will hold
football squall will leave the 1’: int on ,. . .
No-scmhcr i and that the htlltcn of “’0” mN-r-nm. .tpllnlntet-hcdufo rum-
thoee “.1,“ icniuln mm, be so loaded lattices and “touch until the sfillll:
with class and field work ’thuf little B" ”m' "m“ “‘9 ‘1" may be "' "r-
. . . . if it lieu-mt goin into next S'qut‘tt‘i'
time will be matlttblc for it it rel. 1 ~ t
po .‘ there will be no major league hast»
“’hile this ntaycttrb the Weeklv ac hall.
1
your bung clnut‘tlte playing of i.»
now with the New thereon Noveml
it" 2’. le- ‘lu rflce etude-mica cam
littb‘ ‘Itt-thrr ”I?! Ire ":1“th ‘o lull 0' MW load“ In “am,
oh; eolkuc okra-l no long 8* "in y POI.|'IBUB, 0mg. 0“. 3...qu
um ntmnttb to no mo with it Wntkllt. ID. of Cheney Ohio. to
flu-it on little am th- Im tout." “m t. on. this
.. nu lledl-Iunbenlhoqttdhl-
“unlock“
m I ”lift:-
I .
unfit mam. 0a. 1.4%.: an "zu- at ‘ the
human-11h auto-m m.
.—
FIRST FOOTUALMATALITV.
Watkins. of 0M. Steven. Dies no le-
ilflfltilts aim
Siliif NEWSPAl'fllS
__...__ l
Charges of Senator Jones
Filed With the Senate Ju-
dluary Committee
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.4hut‘ges
that the L'nited States BrcWers' A380-
ciation and individual members have
secretly finar ed newspapers in the in-
tet‘em ot the liquor tramc. contributed
to the National tierlnaltAnterican Al-
iiahce. been convicted ot corrupt pcr
litical practices and iitiproperiy influ-
euccti state and national legislution
were renetvcd in it nietllorandum flied
today by Senator Jones. of Washing-
ton, itepublican, with the Scuttle .illul-
cinry nubcommittee investigating;
loans by mowers to Arthur Brisbane,
in connection with the iatter's pur—
abuse of the Washington'i‘imes.
Senator Jones. author of the tesolu
Lion adopted by the Senate and under
which the subcommittee is acting. pre-J
settled has memorandum for the pur~
pose of contending that the inquiry l>
unlimited in scope tutti not confined to
the Washington Times.
Documentary evidence, the mentor-
undunl asserts, will establish tht- fol.
lowing facts; I
“That tile l'tlticd Shift-r.
Asunciatlou. individual brewers
corporations have financed
pets ill the intci-cst ot the lltptol trail,
llt'l-wl-r
c and dc ‘t‘iH‘ tll A ll ililc a: t l. A ~» , . - t
n ‘ d ‘ 1 1 ‘ ‘l(:“‘;‘:‘.d'it‘i‘ill i-olll'llttti s l'rcncll null Amer.
arrangements for tunnel
which. ill some cases, was ill in- l'epititi'
only at flit. discretion of the new spa
per, if ”H‘i‘l' should he :lll} profits. ‘,
"Tilttl lltc l'uilcd Slates limiters"
Asstlclutloli and certain individual
breut-is \tilo helped Iill.lltt‘t- ccrtulu'f
newspapers titlvocalitlu tllc liquor lrat-,
fir also contributed to the Nulltlflili‘
iiel'lllitll'Altlt’flt'ull Alliullt'l‘ tintl ftnatlc-!
ed the publication of il:~ othetttl organ“
after lilt‘ sinking of the Lusitania and
other similar tlcl‘nttttl allot-Mrs. j
"Tliztl the l‘ltifctl Stall-s lll‘ewers'i
Ansociation and certain individual!
brewers and i.il'l ucly torportttitllls
have been collliclcti. plead guilty or
note contendre to t'llill'ifl" of vlolullon'
of Federal ('ot't'upt l'l'ftt‘llt‘t‘fi nct until
other crliuiltttl laws illltl paid several:
hundreds of thousands of dollars ini
fines and penalties.
“That the National llt‘tlllfln‘Afllt‘f‘l’
can Alliance was financed ill part by
the BrcWet‘s' Asuociation ulul individ
ultllbrovvors and lltpor deduct. t~
"Till“ lilt’ llrewens' Afii‘llt'liluun't
through olettnlntiontt wllmte identity:
has been concealed. such as the so;
called' National Association of Four
tncrce and Labor, Mllmllitcllui‘t‘t’s' and
lit-.alcl's' Akltociation, Butliness Men'tl
Association, ’l‘ltxpityci‘s' League, Home
little and other organizations. have,
made political surveys relating to lhei
attitude of candidatett for tltlice ttnd‘
how they could be influotlced and con-
trolled in the -lntercat of the liquor
trtttilc. Said Organisations and indi-
viduals also have encouraged the start:
ing of strikes in dry territory and in»‘
situated local troubles in nlltlpx and
factories whose owners anti managers}
favored prohibition.
"That the brewery trade and liquor
tramc in profiemtttn in its sympathy.“
Documents in possession or A. Mitchll
cll l’tllmor. Allen Property .(‘utltod‘iunji
the Attorneyfieneral of Tents. Peder-l
til flintrict Attorneys at Pittsburgh.
Detroit and Austin. Texas. together
with the GermanAme-rlcan Alliance
organ and German newspapers, were
cited as evidence by Senator Jones.
lie said the War Department intelli-
gence service has other evidence. Evi-
dence of “brazen methods" of liquor
interests to corrupt 'electoraten until
public oflicittls. Senator Jones added,
will be found in the lndiana district
attorney's office in connection with the
conviction of former Mayor Don Rob-
arts. of Torre name. and others.
Other charges made by Senatol
.ionea'agaln.tt the liquor interests in.
cluded: _
Employment of men to dominate la-
bor organizations. attempts indirectly,
to subsidite newspapers, magazines
and other periodicals; payment of Tex-
as voters' poll taxes. and institution 0
boycotts ngain‘st merchants. manufac»
turers. railroads and business men op .
posed to the liquor traffic.
TURKEY’S PEACE PLEA ‘
SENT THROUGH SPAIN
PARIS. Oct. 8.-—The German prom?
Eantla service in Berlin announced
that Turkey. through Spain, has sent
a note to President Wilson to the
same effect and. at the same time. an
lllc communication: forwarded bytmxu
many and Austria-Hungary.
(.‘ONSTANTINOPLE.’ via Banal. ttct.
8.»~The Turkish Parliament will open
its tensions Octobor 10 in the pres-
titer of the Sultan. ’ , .
‘ i
iClV'fL nocmons“ .
" ARE motto no .
mama!” i
compelled to fall back rapidly. At‘.
,lrctlt log
for the shattered forces
\l‘t‘csictl
l
y. Ml cpl
and t Nulppc l'l\'t‘l' and crossed tlle Aime,
ticitcptt itll it illtll point. a
lilt‘ t'llt'ltll .
per ti\\llt‘l' out ut the prntlls ot ‘tln- litteiliil‘t't'iillil
llllc ttllfskii‘fs ol' l‘(llltlt‘-Slll‘-\'lllppf‘.
=ililillfili tilt on
stomach, liver and bowols so nicely.
.cttild unto.
“:2in The Clifford H ofel
FENSES or THE FAM-i ; . .
Single Rooms i‘lll] Suites to
Let for tile l7. litter. With
- or Without Board
OUS HINDENBURG'
LINE ._.~
Steam ileatell. Telephone Service, [lot and
Cold Water. Every Modern Convenience
(Continued mun First Page.)
Jain “The Clifford Colony”—
Home Like and Pleasant. ..
Hotel Clifford
.Bac. M T ““”"”“""’_‘"T
. Along the Sitippt- river. tile;
'l“rcilt-h have pelletl'alctl luto isles-
sur-Sttippc and to the nest ilavc:
cupltlrctl llazuucotlrt. ,
The statement read»:
Mcttsc. -
if the French are able to_ dig:
boucll from Berry-att-Bac and oh-
tuiil a bridgehead on the north}
sitll‘ oi' the Aisue. the German for‘~3
(‘0‘ still clinging: to the i.‘hcmin chl
Dailies. allow.r the ridge north oi“
the Aisllc. further \\t'.\l. will bet
the same time. the Germans re-_i
lit-fore (.lt-ileral lion-l
ralltls‘ army. further to tile eust,l
will that that the Alsllc. their air?
part-ill objective in the lll‘t'\‘t’iil rc—l‘
til'clueill. is not at refuge. ll may,I
on the other hand. be but a trap.
st t‘etl Iti ~
lug: back from the l’y. Arms and __
l‘ppt-r AlHH‘ rivers. ‘
ticllcl'al llcrtllelot's \vetlltc has
the llillx llol'tllucst oi'
lillclius from the enemy. swiftly
the enemy hut-it to file
among the civilian populations, while
hardly .1 single army camp
taped. The death rate.
txmpurttlllt l_\ small.
in all efi‘olt to check the disease.
.clltlrclles. cult its. lilt‘ailt" and olllcl
_ ~ . .[liili‘l’F oi public gathering have been
[it till- t‘llultllltlxllc \l‘t'ltli'. “qu .thlr'“? ”W ““r'm ”“2” “H." are. ”WM .15'.“l"“”' "my “my my
lllcl‘y duels lll lllc l'l-llloll north of “ARH‘UH‘” ”‘1‘ 57me influenza
,ll-pldenlic is gaining impetus in this
ll'illl rtll't‘tw ili't'li‘1llhl‘l) l'ttiltfillllii"51:,(fiumniwf . ._ . _ iv“). At t p. In. }'P~lci'titlv a total of
ulm l» retreating lit the. i H ”H Numwdmm‘ “" ""“i"" 1-353 “We had ht‘vn lcpor oil to th-
til. file Rl‘iiilll'lll‘ t’tl‘t-l‘.:'ld H“. ""‘kll‘l\“iA‘iiilt‘it'-.\lll'-.\Vlllp-. hm” “till“ 0f health. ()1 ltilese «if;
The silt't‘t‘\\ of the l’l'i-llcll i'lll'lllt~t".1"". lit‘lil"l‘illt'tl ”n" NM" H r-. \vere ne‘vfflim‘“ Saiurdfl)‘ noon. Deaths
ltc~f lll'ollttllit llill'lluxleil llll\ l'c» Sml‘lw “I!" minim“ Il’“’-*”“"““"~ 232:;ITL‘:)!.I.IP:MFHI largely. about do
no .t"~\'t‘lllt’lli ill the ta... \lll S‘illii. "’ l‘iti'y violent l'tllllllt'l‘AiIl-A 1”“ "’ “3‘“-
“mm. ‘ llill'(\ l_v i lc cllcltly Willist’ resist-‘ a T , “‘
bout the .\l‘i_’tlilltt' Ftitlsl to tilt-7”“; “'17:“ “m" ‘LOMMARDER 0F CAMP
M“... H... ‘\,,,..,.,,.,,,, MW “gm“. :AlislhllilAM. oi-l, \.-~(‘olll-' GRANT FOUND DEAD
hats sli‘tlt'k til the (ll-l'lllllll llllhi» "w.”m”! "W". . the “MN“ ""
ll’rlilcc Muxmltitullutlic new tier—
films lit-furl- lllc Kriclilllilti liili‘ . , ,,
and a you! ”ml“ Wm” t” I“, in. ,lunll lliltlclltllt llalllccllor. the law
clllitff of llcrllu says:
pctltlllir lllct-e. .
”it file \t't'Hit‘l‘ll Nltic tli' fills littl- A” lit‘l‘ltltlil)’ "r iii "'1." PM".
tle line. the Alllcricum lllovwl ”'“i ili't‘ill- “”11““ “lid L‘W'll “N'-
“IHWI )‘t‘slt‘f‘tihy and “Pun...“futility ulllcll ls llnpcrtsliublc. feels
t‘llitch‘llcllcrv. its well its lilllltll‘l-lflm' Prim" Maximilian hi” ‘l””‘
“m ground mm M- "H. village. itvlltlt is right and neuronal-y. “by. or.
“l‘illh‘ll forces have uttackctl uwdmvcu l we learned earlier to know M.._
RALLY FOR CAPIAINB AND BOLiCl.
tlerlllutt linen northwest of llotlal“"““M‘lve’d” _
' 'l‘ile ltokui Alllt‘tucr defiantly” Tons AT Assent—v HALL.
A large gathering of the captains
and have gained urolmtl lthl‘ flikl'i . .
l . I
Nit)$ fllc (H‘rlllflll people Will to the
has es
however. i>
L‘ title
CAMP GRANT, lll., Oct. R."“(.‘>0‘0nt"
C. B. Hagadorn, acting commander ol‘
Camp Grain. was found dead in his
quarters, at the camp. this morning.
“The cause of his death was due, no
doubt. to nervous collapse, brought on
by work and worry over the epidemic
in camp." said Colonel (‘llarles W. Cas—
tle, who becomes the acting command
i
oily. \‘llt‘llris‘ re lortcd to be iul .. ' -
“Mill‘s? 'l'llix h't‘i'iltll' is north of tltcllm"t “mil “f NW“ hiii" ”W5“ ““0 millfd‘s‘intfinzi? Eddii'lghfiafiata
front where the “switch illlc” “n" to dictate “ "ulnar-V 1'98”" Load committees' .nuspicca. The first
“l‘llllrokell stands our front or
:I'ltt‘lll)’ land." the newspaper coll-
ltllues.
speaker of the revolting,r was a returned
yoldler of the Signal Corps, Lee A.
‘Vefinz. of New York city.
Private Weflng told of the experi-
ences of the men upon whom depend-
(ld the lines of communication all
throughout the troop zone. fie arouse
ed much enthusiasm by his very vivid
presentation of the work and the one
or way in which the men all went
about their work. Private Wodng
served on the Alsace-Inrnine front.
where he was severely swounded. He
is now home recovering from shell
shock and wounds. His gmteot re-
gret. he said, will; that. because of his
wottnds he would not be permitted to
return and be with the boys again at
the (mm. This is the kind of spirit
are are asked to back up with our Lib-
erty Loan Bonds. Get. behind these
"buys with your bonds. The principle
speaker of the evening was Georgc f..
Coo associated with the A. M. Kidder.
Co. banker. of New York city. Mr.
(‘oe spoke of the financial aspect of
the loan. Mr. Leo Davis was chair-
man for the evening and gave some
good advice to the solicitors. The
meeting was a great success.
.7 _- L
LIGHT AND HEAVY .
. TRUCKING
Anywhere and Everywhere
N. J. m SESA
51 Water St. So. Nam 1k.
. . Phone 2008.
front Qucallt in lll'ocoul't
broken three weeks ago.
Attllt K'. ‘ -. "' St
W: 5.5.1,“?“311213;",,,‘,E",fi‘,.,.,l,',','f,l “\\'e shall be lllllo m flotilla on...
being called upon to repel rcpt-ab.splws "m“. ”NI-V "3“"th 5'" 1""
M cut-my coutlfcr “mm“. All "f'lt'lll't‘ tilltlck through Bulgaria than
”I”... “m, ”u. “Wink,“ “f ‘lmm,‘ii£tllflfil Rllflsitl \vliollc utlllloils rain--
near 'I‘illoy Ftlrlll. have been rc-{l-V threatened l.“ f“ ""400 yearn.
pulsed. - illntu' ti flourishing countryside
“wrung fighting In“ mum“; must be lald Wills-iv and hundreds
itt tltc‘lnouutuiu sector of the ital-l of thousands "t “w“ must b" ““0"
inn front. Ill Albania. tllc ltitliausl “me?“ by H“) enemy if {his “0“
m... advancing rapidly "hm. ”n, ,.,._‘llitlxtlltulll of Ollhlt‘tllit't‘ssillllfi does
treating.r Austrians. 11“” suffice “10""
French naval units have cuter-
ml the harbor of Beirut. Syria.
through which supplics may he'
cusily transported to the Allied
ttl'lnics in‘tllc vicinity of Damas-
0118.
PARIS. Oct. H.—~Noi't|lcast and William J, Tracey. '
north of Rheinls. the French ('tlll» Dr. Tracey stated this mornlnz tntit
tillllc their successful advance. til—l i“ “is 09mm! it Would “0‘ hi‘ “1““ '0
tlity's War Office aililotlllt-clln-nt.f'k’s" It“: schools. ”t “is “3301:9-
suvs‘. i‘r'llcl m . ., . . .1 i wont eneces‘sary ocose no on y
' t I "I D\ m“ r; m h“! the schools but the factories, churches,
' public libraries and other public places.
; In, this city the disease was first found
; ill it factory and not in a school as in
\\' as
l
iSPANtsn INFLUENZA
t EPIDEMIC CHECKED
(Continued from First Page.)
til. the junction of the Sitippc and
the Aisltc northeast of Berry-illi-
W“ -.—_———l — —.
Stillson’s tRemedX for
alarla. Chills an Fever
Pr'ce 50c
-l
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money
Refunded
Prepared and Sold By
' tillson-Powell Corp” '
South Norwalk
if Croat, Feverilh, Sick, Bilious, Clean
Little Liver and Bowel-
(
Children love this “fruit laxative,"1 month ago, now has spread throughout
and nothing else cleanses the tenderl'l? south. despite drastic action of
. health officials. Unofficial reports from
A child almply will not stop putyint a score of the larger cities in the. south
to empty the bowels. and the rash“ is. show more than 50.000 cases reported
tlley‘becoule tightly clogged with
waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach
soars, then your little ‘bne bet-outer
cross. half-sltk, feverish. don't cut.
aieep or act naturally. breath to bad.
system full of cold. has sore throat.
stomach ache or diarrhoea. Mitten.
Mother! See if tongue is coated. then
give I teeapo'lnful of “California Syr-
up of Finn.‘ and in I few hours all
the multiplied mic. sour bile and
outlier-em for-d perm out of the sys-
tem. and‘rtm bore n roll. phyful,
tothcr communities and if the schools
iwere closed the disease was liabl" to
! spread even quicker than if they'were
open. it would be impossible to keep
, thé children indoors and in their play
. l they would soon spread 'or contract the
N , H l .
YR 0f m8 if t malady. ‘ _ ~ .
_ I The haspllul ‘ authorities reported -'
this nlcrning that the condition of thel
10mm '8 NAItD twenty-one patients now confined:
;there for treatment of tire. disease a;
imarked improvement was noticeable]
in many cases.
ATLANTA. Ga. Oct: ill—Spanish iti-
‘f‘tlenzn which started in the emit a,
l
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to tile fighting Fourth , llerty
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