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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-12
ZCafejPolski.

cyonalistyczne usposoblenl pra
iaci (szczegolnie kanonicy Ma
ciulewicz, Dombrowski o.
szewski) ma jego ekscelencye
biskupa Karewicza W konsek--
wencyi swej doprowadzi} do
zerwania miedzy MIN a Polaka-
mi jego dyecezyi. CT ostatni,
miedzy innymi posiadacze dobr
ziemskich, kt6rzy sa Polakami,
byli ciagle odsuwani cd osoby
biskupa i znalezli sic, o lie mo-
ina tax powiedziec, jake owce
bez pasterza. Jestesmy swiad-
kami ciagiych smutnych zajsc
w koscioiach dyecezyi, gdyz
liczni ksieza .litewscy, kieru--
jacy sic tendencyami nacyonah-
stycznemi, a zacheceni do 'tego
przez przyklad swych prze}ozo
nych znieksztaicaja czasami
prawa boskie i koscielne, a to
by swym celom politycznym
zadoSc uczynic. Jest nawet tru-
dino i ciezko wyliczye wszyst-
kie smutne konsekwencye ta--
kiego stanu rzeczy,-w kto-
rym sic z~aponina o swietosci
powolania, gdy sic czyni krzy-
VIDE duchownym potrzebom
wiernych, gdy sic pred ocza-
mi wszystkich swieci najgor-
Sym przykladem.
Wracajac do dyecezyi Wilen
skicj, osmielamy sic podkres--
lie, il stanowi ona Geese Lit
wy historycznej, ale bynaj
mniej ME Litwy etnograficznej.
Statystyka narodowoSci we
dug spis6w zrobionych pred
woina. przez mieszane komite-
ty polsko-litewskie zlozone
~duchownych, a ola miasta Will
ma przez wladze niemieckie pod
Gas okupacyi, wykazuje ola
Wilma 2,909 Litwinow ma a."
466 Polakow, zaS ola ca}ej dye
cezyi zaledwie niespelna 200
tysiecy Litwin6w ma 100000
og6lnej liczby katolikow. Wi
dzimy wiec, re bezwzgledna
wiekszoSc stanowia tn Polacy,
to jest ia narodowoSc, kt6ra sic
skutecznie oparia zakusom rza-
du rosyjskiego, zdazajacym do
wprowadzenia jezyka rosyjskie
go ma miejsce polskiego, a to
W ce1u os}abienia przywiazania
ludnoSci do kosciola katolic-
kiego.
Wszystkie tie wzgledy, a
szczegolnie ten, re obecnosc
biskupa Litwina ia tronie dye
cezyi wileliskiej wytworzylaby
przepaSc miedzy ludnoscia {
jej pasterzem, zmuszaja i o.
Smielaja mas do zwrocenia sic
do Waszej Eminencyi Z prosba
o zlozenie ii stop lego Swiato.
bliwosci naszego kornego bia--
gania, naszych goracych mod
low "a tenn, by ma czele dyece-
zyi stana} biskup tuziemiec, ma
rodowoSci polskiej, ktory tax
samo jak jego poprzednicy
wzia}by W swa obrone i opieke
wszystkich katolikow i zasady
naszej WARY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-12

Co do tych, ktorzy - czasu ME
maja, to nalezy rozdzielic ich ma
tych, CO go naprawde ME maja
na tych, co go mice ME chca...
Oczywista - ME mySlimy broni6
istotnych nierobow i opieszalcow
- karygodnych prawdziwie, gdy
@ narodowa idzie robote, ale, re
lest i takich wSrod mas wielu,
ktorzy W calej prawdziwej RE-
czywistoSci czasu ME maja ma pi-
SAME do Free Poland" - jestes-
my co do tego pewni i tych zno-
VII W obrone wezmiemy. Oczy-
vista podpadaja tn pod oko i sad
ostry p~rzedewszystkiem "prasia-
re-! Niechze X. B. raczy faska-
vie zwazyc i przyznac, re my tn
wszyscy naPrawde Jestesmy "a
pracowani, Mniej mas, DO Z ME
wielkie; i tax gromadki umieJa--
cych naprawde jake tako pisac'
poszla pewna liczba zamienic plo-
70 ma bagnet, lub szable, vice re-
szta musi w d~wojnasob skutkiem
tego pracowac, DO "a tamtych
nadrabia; SHY nowo naplywaJace
= przewaznie niewyroblone'
pierwsze dopiero kroki W dzien-
nikarstwie stawiaja i we Was
rych pismach jeszcze z Mich ME
zupeiny uzytek, nie m6wiac juz
nc o tenn, by ich uzyc W robotach
innych .zwiaszcza takich, juz
wcale trudniejszych, jak kontry-
bucye W angielskim jezyku ola
Free Poland. Znamy - iedna
taxa redakcye, pozwolimy sobie
powiedziec = lepicj sytuaowaua
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-12
o Biskupstwo Wilenskie.

rych Litwinow wielka nienawi$--
cia do Polski, kt6ra przecie ME
ma ma sumieniu zadnego grzechu
wzsledem bratniego narodu IL
tewskiego, a wszystko, cokolwiek
ola Litwy Polska zrobifa, jest
wlasnie jej wielka dziejowa zasltl-
ga wzgledem cywilizacyi i cara
zem prawdziwie braterska przy--
siuga. Niemcy jednak chca roz-
bic pietsetletnia zgode polsko-li-
tewska i korzystaja Z kazdej spo-
sobnoSci.
Zarzad Observation-Disclosures
towarzystwa w Berlinie, otrzy--
mai Cd sekretarza stanu do spraw
wewnetrznych P. Wallrafa pismo,
w ktorem miedzy innemi jest H.
step nastepujacy:
,,Od dawnego juz czasu Rad
riemiecki stara sic kwestye obsa-
dzenia stolicy biskupiej wileh-
skiej uregulowac bezwzglednie W
mySl zyczeh Litwin6w. Rokowa--
TIA So p%rowadzone Z Gala stanow-
czoScia re strony rzadu niemie--
ckiego, tax, IL nalezy mice ma
dzieje, re osiagna pomyslny rezul
tat"
w ten spos6b wiec mialaby 20
STAG zignorowana VIOLA przygnia-
tajacej w~iekszosci katolickiej lud-
noSci dyecezyi w~ilehskiej, a kos
cio} uzyty "a arene agitacyi ma
cyonalistycznej ME przebierajacej
W Srodkach garstki demagog6w.
Wobec tego wielka liczba mie-
szkahcow dyecezyi Wilehskiej
wszystkich stan6w wyshla do
Rzymu nastepujaca prosbe.
Do ]. Eminencyi Sekretarza Sta
nu stolicy Apostolskiej.
Eminencyo!
Poniewaz Edward baron Won
der Ropp, biskup Wilenski 20
stal mianowany arcybiskupem
Mohylowskim, a ks. adrninistra
tor dyecezyi Kazimierz Michal
kiewicz zrezygnowal(?) re
swej godnoSci stolica apo
stolska z%ecl1ce zapewne obsa-
die wakujacy tron biskupi W
Whine. Ola mas, mieszkancow
dyecezyi Wilehskiej, jest to
kwestya pierwszorzednej wagi
- i dlatego osmielamy sic bfa-
gao Wasza Eminencye o wy
stuchanie slow nastepujacych:
Wszystkie klasy spolecznc
mieszkahc6w dyecezyi When.
skiej byly zawsze goraco przy-
wiazane do Sw. religii katolic-
kiej, pelne kornego posiuszeh-
silva ola stolicy apostolskiej, a
zawsze Z synowska ~ufnoscia Cd
Mostly sic do swych pasterzy
biskupow Wilehskich. MySmy
zwykli do zwracania sic do
Mich we wszystkich sprawach
wazniejszych. On zas nigdy
ME odmawiali swych wskazo-
week / rad o%jcowskich. Me py-
tall sic zas nigdy o narodo-
wosc, do jakiej nalezymy i my.
Smy ME mieli potrzeby pytac,
kt6ra Z narodowoSci jest wyno-
szona ponad druga.
Jednakowo oddane koscioio-
wi, lego pasterzom, obydwie
najwazniejsze narodowoSci kra
ju, Polacy i Litwini, zyiy w
zgodzie i ten pok6j by} si}a, kto
a sic przeciwstawiala nasze--
mu ciemiezcy.
Pogodna ia zgoda z~akiocona
zostala pred cwierc-wieczem,
a to przez powstanie wSr6d Ii
twinow nowego pradu nacyona
listycznego. Odrodzenie naro-
dove litewskie bylo przyjete
przez Polakow z goraca sympa
tya, jake rzecz prawa / slusz--
ma. N~iestety, kierownictwo
tyn ruchem wpadio w rece $40
WINSTON, ktorzy sadzili, Eel
jedynym skutecznym sposo-
benz wskrzeszenia u Litwinow
miiosci ich jezyka j narodowo-
sc; bedz;e rozbudzenie niena--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-12
ZTEKIR EDAKCYJNEJ.

IN hA"JaS9, luO oOOlS JC
jaca, a jednak wiemy, jak So
wszyscy jej czionkowie zapraco-
wani; z tych choc jest dwu, czy
trzech takich, ktorzyby pisac
mogli pc ~angielsku do Free Po-
jednakze CT ludzie najdo-
slowniej W swiecie ma to ME maja
czasu, zatrudnieni dniami caiymi!
Bo przecie poza praca redakcyjna
- maja oni masy Gale Representa-
.funkcyi zwlaszcza
easy obecnymi - trzeba iSc do
przerozhych komitet6w, ma po--
s:edzenia rozmaite - nieraz tego
pc kilka ma dzien, o polnocy i
p6zniej ma spoczynek sic idzie, a
pred Switem ws~taje!.. trzeba
bye wszedzfe wszystkiem, DO pc
,,redaktorze" oczekuja, re on to
YnajlePiej ~potrafi', wiec pisz o.
dezwy, komunikaty, rezolucye,
r~eferaty, pracuj W organizacyach
obywatelskich polskich i amery-
kanskich, napisz i cd czasu do
czasu do dziennikow angiel-
a to wszystko, wszystko
-poza tenn, co masz i musisz zro-
bic, bys ma zycie zarobif, poza
w}aSciwa praca redakcyjna...
Vice do tego - do tego wszy-
stkiego - ma TAXI ,,bialy mu-
rcdakcyjny, a r~aczej pc
tenn w~szystkiem jeszcze - ma
vodpoczynek'' pisac do Free
Poland" ma podejmowaG rzecz,
ktora re swej natury trudna, ola
polskiego pisarza tenn trudniej-
sza ma forum obce przezna--
czona, wiec powinna bye szcze-
g6lniej wszechstronna i gruntow-
ma? Czy W warunkach takich,
jak tn n]apomkniono - jest to
czy MONA tego wy
magac? a jeSli sic tego ME robi
nazywac to niedbalstwem i o.
piesza}oscia? Ach, sprawiedliwy-
tylko - w~yrozumialymi badz
Gle - czcigodny X. B.
*
My sadzimy, re braki Free
Poland" zgola w innej lea die
dzinie, ME w niedostatku wspol-
piracy pozaredakcyjnej. Kiedy
Free Poland pozostawalo pod
aPolskiej. Rady Narodowej,
miewaIo chwile bardzo Swietne i
bywaio redagowane znakomicie:
i kontrybuenci wowczas byli i
byl treSci wszechstronny;
wowczas pisma przerozne cyto-
waIy organ ten nasz, czerpaly
zen, przedrukowywa}y.. Potem
zabrano Free Poland ma lido
skonalenie": d~otychczas tel do
skonaioSci ME widaG! Wiemy, re
W d~ziesieGkroc zwiekszono koszt
wydawnictwa, wiemy tez i razpo-
raz wskazujemy ma to, re razem
z tenn wydawnictwo swej misyi
ME wygeinia, re sIuzy do
rozmaitych osobistoSci-
re nierzadko bierze sic ME do
swoich wcale robot, re zupelnie
W MEM ME widac mySli redakcyj-
nej, zapchane Gale przedrukami-
czesto bezwartoSciowymi. Jako
dziennikarz - powiadamy, INA
JAG sic ma rzeczach zawodu ma
szego, - re nawet technika dzien
nikarska szwankuje tam dotkli--
vie, o dowody ma to ME trudno, a
sposob prowadzepia pisma W nj
czem ME uzasadnia anonsowania
kierownika jego - jake .jednego
Z najwybitniejszych dziennikarzy
amerykanskioh".. Oto So bic
dy ciezkie i tam ma miejscu le-
czyc je nalezy: ME szukac WIN
pod lasem, ale cd swego "a
czac poprawe. Redakcya Free
Poland jest - zdaniem naszem
- marina, jest ME produktywna,
a kosztuje tax wiele, IL redakcye
- polskie, tie - Cd ktorych sic
jeszcze kontrybucyi ola Free Po-
land" wymaga, ami w przyblize-
piu lyle ME kosztuja; a jednak =
owo wychodzi nieregular-
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0 Free Poland"

Ma innem miejscu dzisiejszego
rEumeru zamieszczamy artykul
dawniej czestszego i laskawsze--
go kontrybuenta naszego pisma,
Y. Bojahowskiego pit. ,,Juz
Gas" W sprawie Free Poland"
- Polecamy go Czytelnikom, DO
mySli w MIN wiele trafnych i wo-
Ia dobra - jak we wszystkiem,
co z pod tego piora pochodzi, a
choc W szczegoIach pozwolimy
sobie ME godziG sic z X. B. i co
sami many do powiedzenia, "a
znaczymy, jednakze notujemy z
ochota CLOS X. Bojanowskiego i
zwracamy nan uwage miarodaj-
nych czynnikow z Wydzialu
Narodowego, poniewaz CLOS oW
jest do pewnego stopnia potwier-
dzeniem naszych niejednokrot--
nych utyskiwan ma jedyny polski
organ prasowy, wydawany w
kraju t~utejszym W jezyku an
gielskim, ktory zdaniem naszem
mandatu swego zgola ME wypet~
MIA i domaga sic koniecznie ME
dajacej sic odwlekac reformy.
'Piszemy sic W peini ma uwagi
X. Bojanowskiego co do znacze-
MIA Qgromnego naszej prasy W
Sprawie Polskiej tutejszej pro-
pagandy, potwierdzamy W ca}ej
osnowie jego sad, re ten dial
piracy naszej jest zupelnie niedo-
statecznie zorganizowany i pro-
wadzony, a tylko roznimy sic -
w ocenianiu powodow dlaczego
tax jest. Czcigodny nasz kontry-
buent mniema, IL miast narzekac,
lepiej wziac sic do pi6ra i zasilac
Free Poland, przyczem ME
chce X. B. uznac w~ymowek zad-
nvch - nj co do czasu, nj co do
moznoSci czy umiejetnosci, spro-
wadzajac wszystko do kategoryi
- niedbalstwa. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-12

Me tax. Ma to ME zgodzimy
sic nigdy. Przedewszystkiem je--
zeli ktoS pisac ME umie, albo
spraw, o jakich ma pisac ME
zna, to lepiej, by wcale ME pisal;
zdaje sic, re co do tego dwu zdan
bye ME moze: TAXI npomagalacy"
.tylko zaszkodzi, taxi ,,zasilajacy"
osiabi robote - mic wieceJ row.
niez ME poradzi tn ten, kto wy
powiedziec sic ME moze w angiel-
skiej publicystyce. poniewaz "a
t}umaczenie artykul6w trzeba
dobrze PLACID i wcale ME latwo o
dobrego tiumacza, a wreszcie thu
maczone rzeczy n~ajczesciej ME
wychodza tax SLIME, jak napisa--
ne W Originate, jakby je wreszcie
napisal ten, ktory piszac orygi--
nalnie - po angielsku mySlai, -
slowem ten, kto w zupeinie ME
skrepowany sposob wiada an
gielskim jezykiem, a INA sprawe
o iakiej mt pisaG - W danym
wypadku Sprawe Polska- Tych
dwu vice przyczyn niezasilania
Free Poland" ME podobna kla-
syfikowac do grupy niedbalstwa,
nj opieszafosci - k~rzywdaby to
bylo.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19
Columbia Third
Eleven Battles
Clinton High

Special military duties made it m
possible for several members OF the
Columbia football squad to report for
Practice yesterday afternoon. Amone
the missing ones was Charley SHAW
who has been holding down the guar
terback position. Zychlinski. anothor
member of the frs string backfeld
was kept out Of the lineup b. : bsdif
bruised leg.
The eleven from the De Witt Cintoa
High School visited South Field and
Head Coach Dawson .sent his third
team against the youngsters. Tho two
elevens battled for two fiftson-minute
periods. but neither gas able to score
Twice the Columbia men held or their
tive-yard line. Dawson compl;menteo
the tschoolhoys On their GOOD shown
There will be doubieheader playc6
this afternoon. In the opening game
the first team will battle the scrub
and in the second contest the orposin
elevens viii be picked from member
Of the third and fourth battalicns : E,
The military regulat tons allow Tor onlv
two hours of recreation and sport, il
will be necessary 10 cut tne plavin r.
periods short so that both games may
be run off. The first contest viii star
at 4:i5
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19
Morris High Eleven
Meets Erasmus To-day

The football eleven of Morris High
School, Of The Bronx, will be put to the
acid test this afternoon, when it faces
Erasmus Hall High School, at Ebbet's
Field, Brooklyn. Both teams have
maintained an undefeated schedule to
date, the victories OF Erasmus having
been more impressive.
The five other contests are of minor
Importance, the principal one being the
meeting of ST. Paul's School and Flush
ing High School on the formers grid
iron. The epidemic of influenza has hit
both teams hard, especially Flushing.
which has three of it's best players in
bed St. Paul's will resume football af-
ter two-week layoff, ordered by the
authorities at the institution.
The other games scheduled are: Boys
High VS. Marquand. at Commercial
Field "a. M; Manual Training VS..
New York Military Academy, at Corn
wall, N. Y; New Utrecht VS. st. Johns
Prep at St. Johns; Poly Prep VS.. Com
mercial, at Commercial Field "a. m.).
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19

ing ing position at the half mile post Star
lass made every pole thereafter A
winning one. A craftier display of
horsemanship WAS responsible for En-
sors victory on Jntrguer in tho th;rd
race over Dandy Dude, who had
Jockey Buxton up.
Horses Break Quickly
both horses broke quickly. with the
.ead alternating between them until
inc IN m'le post was reached. Here
buxton, on Dandy Dude, lashcd h;s
mount and went into the lead. He
malntalned the position until shortly
alter entering tho stretch. Then
Dandy Dude faltcred for the fraction
OF moment and Ensor, making thc
most of the chance. rushed Intriguer
forward to win by three lengths. Jockcv
bluXton's ride was somewhat criticised
bv the spectators.
Tom Monahan's Peter also showed p
good race in defeating the heavi]v
played War Zone and Blue Devil in the 'l,
nth race. Jockey Shuttingcr, on Peter.
kept his charge behind Blue Devil and
War Zone until half way down The
stretch, when he gave Peter his head
to win easily.
The Brookside Stables Lackawanna
made runaway of the sixth race.
breaking quickly and leading all the
way, to win under restraint.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19
New York F.C.
And Macdufs
Play on Sunday

New York and Bridgeport, Conn,
VIII be the only cites in the country
permitting soccer football matches to-
morrow. Manhattan will have a game
and Brooklyn two, all three being
ellmination matches of the national
chaliehge cup competition.
AT LenoX Oval, 149th Street and
LenoX X, Avenue, the New York f. c. and
tne Clan MacDuffs viii clash in the
l1rst round Of the national champion
;shlps. George Caidicott, of Wood
maven j.. L.. will referee
Morse Dry Dock i. c. and Stand
ara ,Shipbuldine J.. c. (Shootcr's
lsland) vii! meet on Hawthorne Field.
brooklyn, G. Stott, of Brooklyn, ref
ereelng. The Robins Dry Dock and
Lcngtellow clubs viii clash at Taft
oval, brooklyn. with Henry Dunn. of
Newark, handling the whistle. Both Of
'nese games are irst-round N. C. c. G.
ana airs. Non affiliation OF the Tebo
iac't Basin +. G. with the Southern
New York State i. A. holds in abav.
anre the Tebo- Vikin., F. G. match
=, AT Bridgeport the Swedish A. A.
+. !. and the Bridgeport City r. c.
cross toes IN the initial round Of .he
national title series. James Miller of
Ne" Haven, will oficiate. Twelve
o,hGl games IN the competition sched
uled for Sunday in New Errl,,nd
pennsylvania, Ohio Michigan AMI Illi'
r',s come under the ban Of the health
epidemic. S'p
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19

JOCK Scot victory was aided some
what by large pool of water that had
formed on the backstretch from .
bursting water main. The Bressler
horse had the rsil position, which was
clear Of thc water, while A. X. Macon
bor's Hollistcr, which was heavily
favored, had to plough through the
small lake. 1t was at this point that
Holster lost considerable ground that
he never could make up.
In this contest Hollister had the I'M
post Of 133 pounds, while Jock Scot
carried 100 pounds. At the break OF
the barrier. Jockey Buddy Ensor, who
Incidentally rode three winners, got
Jock Scot off in the lead with Johnny
Lotus, on Hollistcr, at his side. A.
jump, Hollister houndered around di-
rectly in the middle, being forced back
into third place and losing some five
lengths of precious ground.
Hollister Tries Hard
Getting clear of the obstacle Lotus
rushed Hollster up again into second
position and managed to draw up be-
hind Jock Scot. However, the latter
was full of running and while Hollistef
closed some ground in the stretch run
he could never regain the ground lost
soon after the start.
Balustrade, owned by Major Robert
L. Gerry, proved himself q two-year-
old of merit. by easily defeating fast
field of Juveniles in the opening race al
about six furlongs. Sherman A. had
host Of followers in this event, as
his performances of late have been Of
a high order.
AS in all his former efforts, Sherman A
showed a world Of speed for five fur
longs, with Balustrade Tapped at his
side as the field swung around the
track. Here Sherman A. stopped
quickly and Jockey Shuttinger, who
had the mount on Balustrade, gave the
Hanridge Oriental Queen colt his head
Balustrade jumped away from Shcr-
man A. as if shot from cannon to
gain an advantage of six lengths in
the running Of the final sixteenth mile
Sherman A. had to take third honors,
as John Sanford's Alphee came fast at
the end to win second honors.
Jockey Ensor's second victory was
with Star Glass in the second race. It
merely was a procession for the victor
as, after Garbage had given up the pac-
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19
Several Games
Set for To-day
On Criidiron
Navy to Meet Naval Pay
Station Team--Dartmouth
to Play Norwich

ss,cral Of the Eastern COLLEGES viii
.aeavor to place football teams upon
,,ss nlayipg field this afternoon not
|r;tbstanding the handicaps incidental
j. The influenza epidemic and S. A. 7.
regulations. Few, If any, of the
..mes originally scheduled will be
s,sced but il some cases eleventh hour
,,nonents have been secured IN order
W. W snrcside contests.
Same idea of the situation may be
..;nsd from the fact that at late
,onr Yesterday telephone and telc-
r.snh wires we're being used IN an
s'sort 10 arrange games TO be played
s;th,n the next twentyfour hours.
among the contests which appear
nnst likely to be held are the follow
ne. Navy ". Naval Pay Station Of
psioceeon, at Annapolis; Lafayette VS..
llrs;nus. at Easton; Pittsburgh VS.. De-
'yoit Naval Training Station, az Pitts
snrgh; Washington and Jefferson VS..
gsrp Sherman. at Washington. Penn:
Dsr.mcuth SIS. Norwich. at Hanover;
grovr rs Rhode Island State, at
progjJenee Penn. State vs.. Buckncll,
:, STATE College. Penn: Amherst VS.
rrin;tv, at Amherst. and Nillanova VS..
league Island MArines. placc unds-
.icd
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19
Billy Kelly TO Race
4 Eternal on October 28

BAfTlsIuRT. Oct. 18.-Because of
,bs endemic cf influenza in Maryland
he runrn- o. the $4,000 $4,000 a
,ide witi $4,000 added match races
Al laurel ParA heiween the three-y year
DDS Eternal and Billy Kelly. which
rent IS 70 be known a. the John r.
Mclean Memorial Cup of 1918 and is
10 be ie'o-mipatiyc Of! the juvenile
ehampionghip of the season. has been
postponed from Thursday. October a,
10 Monday, October 2S.
That racing viii bc resumed next
seek sorle time is practically certain.
The epidemic is waning and conditions
generally are gratifying, IN tho opinion
Il the Marylspd health authorities, who
gill on the earliest POSSIBLE day lift
he emnareo OIL pubic gatherings Of all
tinds. indoors and cut.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19
Harvard
Students Start
Football Work

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 1910 the
25O students registered at Harvard for
fall sports, about fifty of the football
candidates for the senior and junior
army teams and for the naval unit
eleven began practice to-day under the
eye of "Pooch" Donovan. who for years
has been Harvard's trainer, but who
will be the football coach as we'll this
year.
1t was expected that there would be
four teams to play aut n championshtp
schedule, but the plans for marine
eleven have practically been abandoned,
as the students in this unit will not
have the time for practice.
In November it is planned to select
general team to play one or two out
side games, and Leo Leary, former field
coach for the varsity, possibly will
help develop such a team. The unit
teams will be coached by former Gin
formal" team players at the uniNrsity
or in the Ensign School. Early next
week the players will receive uniforms
and the squads will be cut down to a
WORKING basis. In all about 200 boys
are expected on Soldiers Field gridiron
this fall.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19
To Weld Racquets for Loan

HE lawn tennis players going to take hand in ,he
eoooooooooO Liberty Loan drive they play several
eAhoon matches at the h Regiment Anory this afternoon
s'rthg at 1870 o'clock most prominent racouet
"ders an this district will appear the battles over the nets
ana ooh before and after the matches between the pav
ers both men and will and exhor the
spectators to buy Liberty bonds.
william Cunningham, who has refereed many important
tournament matches in the last years will be the
"a re1eree this afternoon and those hint that
rather William will make for Liberty him
self. Let's go!
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19
Grace Direct Easy
Victor in Trot Race

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 1S-To-dav's
programme Of the Grand Circuit races
was the tamest of the meeting. there
being no doubt as to the outcome OF
either of the events in the minds OF
race followers from the time the card
was announced until the three heats
in each race was Won.
Grace Direct. driven by Tollcy. took
the lead at the start in each heat of
the 2:15 class pace and won as she
pleased. Orc Fino, Murphy's chest
nut horse, driven by Pop Geers, had
the same success in the 2:l1 pace. get
ting out in front and never being
headed. Windsor Todd pulled up lame
after the first heat and was permitted
to withdraw.
Summaries:
2l5 CLASS PACE. PURSE 81 .ooo.
Geene Direct b. m, Wales Direct
Hal Rllea b. h. fred $ ual lKusselD ; :
Climax Gentry, b. &, Jehn r. Gentry
George Gratan. blk g. Robert Griinan
Annie Moore b. M. Oliver Moogs We'll
Time. 2:oe4. a:osA. 2:Oel.
PIEDMONT HOTEL, ctP, 2ll CLASS. PACING,
PURSE $1,000
Orc Fino Q. H.. Copa do ORC (Geers, . I
Billy Jackson. b g, Wayne Patchcn
windsor, Todd, b. h. Kentucky Todd .
w Time. 2o774 a.osi. 2;os.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-19
Mrs. Arlington's Stable
Under Hammer Thursda y

Mrs a. Arlington, who races
stable OF thoroughbred horses, plans
70 sen mem at auction next Thursday
The most prominent of tho cons;nn
ment is Koh-l-Noor. which has nroyed
himself consistent winner in three
ycar-old races. '"'eo-
Mrs. ArIington's decision 70 dispose
OF her horses is due somewhat to tbs
tactics employed by horse owners in
boosting koh-l-Noor's price in selline
races whenever he won one of these