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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
DAIRY
FACTS
ENORMOUS WASTE IN WINTER


Three and ass.ehalf hliliea poandx Of
milk are practically wasted In the
dairy states every winter, This makes
2i,ooslfsso pounds every LAY. T'he fore
golag In startling statement. hB, H.
H. Wsshburn Of the divisseH of dairy
hgshansiry. Minnesota College vi AsrA-
culture. says IL Ia true. The farmer
feeds tnost VI his skim MILK 10 hnxs.
This snllS. fed 10 hogs. prvsiaces only
10 yer cent II Its ensrgy value In esii-
bic pork. Eighty yer esat VI It's ener.
KY value Is lest. Mr. washbnrn says.
though. that sosas milk Is necessary to
start pigs Of stFeagiy,
Much more Of shs energy value OF
the skin milk viii h~ saved II II IL
made into cottage cheese. Every 100
,ssaaasis ut skia ,ssalk, Says M NASH
burn. IL equivalent Ia 10 pounds of or
binary meat. aatt Alil make Is pounds
" cottage ehs"ss. The cheese con-
iains abeat eateshlrd more protein
aud QUE. third less energy than sacat.
snJ Ia therefore essentially equivalent
to meat
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Girls! Use Lemons!
Make a Bleaching.
Beautiying Cream

The juice Of tw,, fresh lemons strain.
I'd Inio bottle containing three ounces
Of orchard white makes a whole quar-
ter pint " the most remarkable lemon
skin heau,if,er at about the Cos, enc
mus, pay for sman jar OF the ordi'
nary cold creams. Care should be TAX.
ea TO strata the iemon Juice threash r..
fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets In,
then this lotion will keep fresh for
moalhs Every weman knows that lem.
on Juice Is used to bleach and remove
such hlemtShes "a frreklcs, sallowgvss
and tan ard Ia the Ideal skin snft~ste7.
sn,e~ets1errer and 't@ast,Arr
Just try Il Get THREE ounces Of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons frau the sro,vr aud make
up quarter pint " this sueetly fra
grant lemon lotion and ma ssasc Il daily
into the face. neck, arms and hands. |,
naturally should help ~ softcn. frc~h
ca, htsach and bring out the roses aad
beauty Of any sktn, II Is sinply mar
vicious 10 s,nco,Aea rough. red hands
Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

fen csnts uaass Wy per@snai x~arsn-
tee that II wiii cae&n yssr sssgE4sA
Assr a@issr than nasty calsasea. u
wvat naske y~a sack ard y~s can eat
aaytAinx yea waat wiihess hesmE rail-.
vaswd yeas druggist ga&raas~cs that
s~sA sg~carus viii start ycGr liver
eaean yeur heweas and Ssrntkhs~A y~a
up hy sosalas cr yeu Evt y~as naaa<y
back. Chllarca rladty taks nei~ses
Liver ions because In IN pheasant txst,
lar ard fs~~ns Estps cs cr2mp ~
make them sick.
! am selling mlilieas es hotties 1t
nsssseas LAYER Tsae to r~crsc wha
have found thai this piraxaaI saxe-
table liver rnssileiac takes the place II
dangerous css|esasl Ray eae bottle %
ssy sousfa. rriinhse ruxrNnt~c. ~
year draggas, sfseus nae.-~Aav.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
OPEN SHED Is SATISFACTORY
Experiments Conducted By Depart.
rent Of Agriculture On Govern
nent Farm az Dtitsvitis.

Prepared nv the United States Depart.
m<Ht IT Agriculture
In experiments AT Reitsvillc, Md. by
the bureau ~ animal industry. United
States Department Of agriculture, a
warm barn. commonly deemed essen.
tiai for large milk production during
the winter u,onths. pSuvet! to be some,
what less satisfactory than m ossen
shrd. Experiments extending over
three years showed that COWS housed
In the open shed eodSumeh little
more fs,si. required more bedding and
slightly Increase. labor cost. bat he~
cause more milk was prqsiacpvi ani Ssn
ayvuunt VI the ia~cr sss~s Il htAts.a-;
the open shc,i VAS fpand 10 be some
what more economical,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Ca|omel Today! Sick Tomorrow!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Don't take nasty, dangerous calomel when bilious,
constipated headachy. Listen to mel

caissnei makes yes sask yvu los~ a
days werk- CaiosAeA Ia auseksatvxs
assd II saavases; calanssi insarcs yeas
liver.
II 700 are hGisems. feed lazy. slug
Essa ard oil knocked cat, II year t0w.
eis are eohstirst~d and yeaT head
aches on stomach IN @sar, tass take \
spacaful " harual%Ss noissan1s Liver
Toas lAstret al uSsns ssckeHlag. sasl-
waiting enicsnrs. ncdscas Liver T.ae
In real liver medicine. Yeall know II
aext -sscxusng heszuse yca viii wake
Up feeling fine, yoar liver win he work
ias. yoar hraaaehe and disstn~ss gone,
yoar stomach wia ~ sweet ard bow.
els r~raimr. x~a wtii fred like work
Ing. Yoa1l be chssFfai. feli II ytgos
snd eahltlan.
Your druggist or acaser sells yaa q
bottle Of iVsdsen's Liver Tore for a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
kAToN's FIRST cH.iEt'H BELL
n was tire 6its ef casae Asns 10 TssA
nv c:hGeeh, Khess ssasrsty and
Bears Oats ef ffE1-

Anne. garea at Great Rritaga and
lrssand. s~s tAe sayvv az ths trss h<ii
Ia Assrtez. This bell was anssir.hs~s
several years ago ufsdeTneath . ssRgv
la tbs gaisd hall Ut Trsalsy eharva d,
Sewpors. r. / Ii 10 thres feet hIgA
and an srrew asd lascsst<ioa sasw N
~ hare ee~a the prvS-nf II oaeea
Aaae. II hears The date Ut iTssss skieA
WAS the year Qae~a Aass sasssesiea 10
the ,hr~ne f0tiowSag the death VI VII.
Aatn- Experts declare thar IL Is I'm
Scuhiesiiy the eldest bell In Amsfaea,
W. NJ least. In the EaFthwyn csaasslbeat-
Il In hall c~atHry cider than fiiia.
i@iphia's tRasas Liberty h~tl. ~hich
Sas cast La iTa2, THIS WAS seg the
soly bell given the Newport eAarsh by
Qa~en Anne. but the ether was rsessea
many years ago and. sisA ether faafv-
rsl, was cnst inta the large heal which
Ia now In the tower of the church,
Aaas was The daughter Of James
II. While her faihsf and aeather jela
cd the Church N Rnn.s. Aune ans
rvaesi as a Protestant In her ywenii
eth year abe married frisee Geargv.
ere,Asr ssf tke ssag ef IAsssassys
Egh,e~n years iater she Gsecnsied the
threne. Her rsign VI . deseh Years
aas crowned with events af vast ssn,
pnrtanc~ for the British stngrlre aad all
Europe, and her nsme WAS associated
with one of the greatest erechs Ia the
history ~ English literature.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

has been q household r~issssy all over
the civilized world fcr mere than half
q ccatury for constipation. Intestinal
troubles. torpid liver and the generally
depressed feeling that accompanies
spch disorders, !, IL q ns..s. valuable
scsrss&y Sur ssasigsstasia az i,esvssS 4iys.,
pepsia and liver trouble. bringing on
headache. coming up Of food, palpiss.
ton 81 heart aud many other ssmp-
tonaa A few doses ef August Flower
Win Immediately relieve yoa. 1t Ia \
grntle laxative. s.. Ask POUR druggist.
Sold 10 all civilized coun,rfss--Aiv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
BEST GRASSES FOR PASTURE
When Sowing Make Up Mixture So
That so1ne Of Plants viii Be
Growing NJ All Times

II IL possible for pasture 10 10 sc
scant tina, the cos uses ar all her
ensrSy in securing enough nutrients
trsya IL to maintain her hs~iy, When
SaNins for pasture make up a mix
tare IT grasses such that @a1ue enc ~
the grasses viii be gyeea ard naiata
bic at all times Of the growing sea.
scn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
r Is Characteristic Of

u characteristic OF
ieiis ss~s tssy paas us aiiotssd
'thrss seSrs ysAss saa ten. {" 70 iaas
~ ka6A over tAA 6eye thai ere esns
and sAsxSAifsiiy I've tA~m evss.
I e.A 1yssaL u Sevsaty.sn@ pssasmsiy,
lv,fslae tseh . Qa~st~s u 3 essAssy, vAss
- mypsM In the tisl& drag ssess I c~neA
- hoifvas. No., SAILING asA ssiians 3
vse~<shAs ssxareaAA - my fstseAa asA
eusassnsSS - vAAs was tAeA knawa cHiy b.
~, Lswts nsAistns ~ o1s0AcA, ussf
and bsvsl ComplAtnaA
\. s.ay ,:ss. AN. - ssss.s..ss nv
lasaa.vss "a sSsSsrssss !. ~ mSsass M
bsea@N sosviAS%4 tAAA sAstr HAiw hxaa
kat tAAa tAskx aasicn waa M vtss~&s IAA
vassS 80 az : - IA "a sSsy ssss
nc4 thercasA eao~eA n tAsAF Artt9p. sas1s
eimply scslno On Ne srtss ~ fnaau txtee.
tiass, Willis caAsss wvsL ~ ylsiy On ths
Ac~sr ~ Ays. taAasetasA iAA tA.a tAsy
AlmoSA invariably FrcasseA = kAsn ~
gsirtAs saguAsstsd AossA
! ssiis.sd tAss . pssF~ssA.aa y presues
tAsy sysss&. ~ thts vss a~op~pi sAsA Ne
tAcsvaes sltmtAstsea 81 IN wasss vitAeut
shs sssA ssehssine ssAsssionA sad saAAs
~ Hsms eesl hs&tss ~ eacs.
Ais~ swpssimsuta~G v4sA hss6s~ae cs
diesfvns ecmpeusaA q lAss pssss<eed ths
ferwssa thse = ~ krcsI - quovvS
ssBu. wtleA tsuty bsaisss 60 tsssAss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR

To half plat al ws.sr add | es. Ray
Rnm, small hox 81 BArho Compound.
and Y Ca 81 siyeertne, Any druggist can
90, this up or you can raix II a, home Of
very hisie Gust. Full directions iar ,nak,
ing and ase come ia .saeh bas 81 Rarln
Compound. II viii gradually darten
.trrsked. faded gray hair. and make j, sois
and glossy, II viii not color the scaip, 10 not
sticky or greasy. and tsoes not rxah "a. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
DEVICE ON BUTTER SCALES
Resilient support Abserbs Nest Of
Shock When Tub 10 Thrown Nas.
tEly on Platform

The. Sslazltisls ,Asssgscaa In illasirst-
my ass,s describing ia, svsassratitst f,as'
scales insea,ed by Z. H. Shea. 1914
Chambers street New York. says.
This device Is adapted particularly
for the weighing Of butter. II e0n.
sis,s Ut resitieat support secured to
tss nlatfessa, al tbs scales. which. wili
absorb moSt of the shock when a tub
of butter II thrown hastily gtherscn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

End Can Be Brought Ahcgs ny Part.
nershsp ees~eer Geee cs~ ard
tnselIssent Feeder.

Rea, sucS.-sa IN aalrYfnS cagaes FROM
partnership bvtwesn the ge~Sa COW
sod the god feeder Many god
COW fails hSscaase nsvcr given chance
TO prove her ability. II enc uuEId re
a sncc~ss.ai .a!gynAa Re must study
the business. learn hos &c kaaw coSs
and huw - ttSSs tae<a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Catarrh Cannot Re curxd

~ LOCAL APPLICATIONS. ~ they
eannas reach tho seAs Ut the disease
Catsrrh 10 icrai dissass, greatly infsa.
eaetd ~ conNitationAl conditions HAt.i. 3
rATARHH MEDICINE will cure easasrh
II ~ taken inssrnaiiy ard Asts threagh
the Binpd on the Mucous Surfaces ~ the
system, HALLS CATAAHH MEDICINE
- ccsnposed 81 sosre 81 tho b<es iarsass
kneva. combined With some Of TIE bss,
bleed purifiers The pesfeet eoFutsiasssan
MEDICINE ~ wssas rvAysssxA sasrAs wsas
derfaH results In catarrhal ~~snAitseas
Druggists rsr. T~~ttmens@ls tree
r. ]. Cheney 4 Co, rrcr4.. Tcs~so. q,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

That Itch. burn and torture A hot
Cp,icura Soap bath gives instant re-
lief when followed by gentle appli.
cation II Cuticura Ointment. For free
samples address "t'nsieara. Dept Y.
Boston" At druggists and by mall.
Soap Is. Ofntmsn, IS and np.--Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Singular piece u news. that, Of 3
Tartar army threatening setastopol.
its LONG while since Tartars have
cut much Of figure In war. Once
they were the greatest nghting race
In the world aad ayerr@n a large share
OK Europe and Asia. ~-Husyaia Talnex
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Tn harrytns 10 tell you this.
hasfens " W G. ~ woman caae into
our Red Gross brunch, looked VI the
esargses.t ~ss*,aRttssw .gtsi ASKED Ia nh,
this gauxs caItefifed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Rulisana un palrN AsnA.

A re<vi dairy hort T. hHslt NJ oyisy
after years az constructive hrwe,3iug
ans. selectlea. II seN these Asrts spr
beet MUD ae IL rnJsa Atach ~ The
effective angS which has h%~s aras.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
covEIEp nv AL

but possessed BY few--a beautifsl
head cf hsir. II yours H. asrxaked With
gray. OF Ia harsh and s,in. you can re.
store II 10 liz former beauty arr lus-
ter by using IA Creole" Hair -
Ing. Price $i.o.~-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

tksS >yeEtsvtag sss4r1 sssa4ss~ .af ,wr Sssis
making II possible 10 ascertain the
weight VI tub Of butter more quickly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

THAT GRIM WAITE apEETNE. b
Pneumonia. 'orlo~a ON The ks~iG ~ .
neglected enugh M ~std TrsAy no
longer. Take Manx6esd's CumxA Bet
sam. Price SOC and xim.--.Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

ssd dos ncrs tAsa my ,sz,alvs - ~
y4afket tcdas. TIE tAsesA~as - hse4sse
fsssss psess hsss caavtH~eS ~ ves sse&h
aad tAAa ths ssss Il Dss Ieua19 r 3
faasly msAsaias. svsa (ks~sk 8 ~ Kese
sasA u tss tsvnty Tkss ysanA assGg -
Nv Anc~ssdss 81 msasoans 90 - n.
sMtte ~ ~ No. 10 ~ ewu tHm3ty 60
ensona my frtesAA hefxssv eesw esAesA u
~ sAlA asassd No n Asss eessA 1ni1A =
en1mse Nune hcm u ~aJ -
Asd scw - kpd nsssaf SsssAse - -
vhsa | msss hsw 10 lie tAsWltNGxa ani =
~ eaothss hsA. nay ersAssse yA~nsss~ y u
81 sA<A Aay end s0AA Ahe heeAass thA ensA
saAs { ~ Vi Il Hsssa1 80 80
em.s ~ -. Msss. - e.s9w 1sss1
saa keu tAsg md khstx GA1aAs~p ~
sf&adeAsadTsn hass hs~a hsamkns4 N -
~ h = scnsc,ins tAcsghA ~ estrSAA eas
q naAa NJ my 80 10 1s& eAsA Asa&s eSm~
bis cwn eneesxA One kas a~ws emm>seAiaS
Aw hts fsiisw Inaa. ~ gv~at~eA eseAaoas~
ttsn, my essatsst hAgsassn tsAny. n ~
havwsed6x thea tunl6hA mse~ Csan e~e
mtilses rccras WIN sabs p 1nfs oueH
lNR Tssassf sad wsii b SstsSs. k~sIiEsI
ksep4w people tns u AsVs yss VI
- cue Il thsaA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

According ~ the latest census taken
in New York there are more women
than ,nsn In the Empire city,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
Ne ccuicN't stand u.

Shea, ie@st - mirror doesn't Nat.
ter one" he--"So, that Nv why /
ss@assss ,e~ssss lF oss@.'.,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Excspsis~a
'T,o you believe beauty n In tAw 80
of the bshuiarfr'
Not " lhc hcs,nadew SgssntaI~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Some men work an empty homer fer
all there IN In a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

An cid bachelor says tAsf IN os,ts.
mist II married mss VIM mys that
hf 10 Rad uf H.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

We always Know ms; what not 10
uy after We have sati n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29
kre, Al ARk cs~A

nsaat orr ~ shs milk cows Th~y
aro going TO ~ s<nrcw and hish p,4ccd
a<xf year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

Mlnaesuta last rear shrrr~d cat Is
N,t.tss1 ha rrvls ~ Aagg.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

A MtrveNasy ntm1.
"what btsoks have hriF~A ycs mstwtT
ITO tell the truth" v~ysi~i Mr.. r<~~
wiggie. 7 never E"s n wr~xt deal u
help gu, of hookA TA~rs = nTs
money In scensrios.-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-03-29

fcats sft~s thSy Fac It's allotted
"thrss sexrs ysAss saa tea 10 ia.aa
hAeA ever tAA dare thai ere essns
aaA tk.sunAifs.fiv EvA 49,. x>xas
New-York tribune., 1918-10-12
Football
Games in West
Are Cancelled

CHICAGO, Oct. 1l.-Already stag
gering under the new military regula-
Hons, Middle Western football was
dealt another blow tonight, when q
score of colleges and universities can
celled gridiron contests scheduled for
tomorrow because of the epidemic Of
Spanish influenza Nearly twenty Of
the thirty-odd games scheduled were
called off.
Reports received at Chicago indicated
that some Of the games had been can
celled because members of teams were
slightly indisposcd, others because Of
probable poor attendance due to the
influenza epidemic, and still others
for the reason that 1t is feared crowds
cause a spread Of the disease, despite
the fresh air.
Six of the ten teams in the Western
ton. Illinois will face the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station eleven in the
most important contest of the day,
while Chicago, Minnesota, Ohio State,
Purdue and Wisconsin will engage
minor teams in games to put the elev-
ems on edge for the "big ten" cham
pionship season.
Chicago will play team from the
Chicago School Of Ensigns, while Wis
consin will face Ripon College. Ohio
State will play Denison at Columbus,
Purdue and Depauw will clash at
Lafayette, and Minnesota will hook up
with an all-star aggregation.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-12

Ftfst race tclalmlns: three year. ods sua up
1ncns, III; 6Gsusvio's d ~: or~,ss ii; Goa-
SSss :.asestts &: ssy fs. il! Queen Que sis, Ma3ds,
ios; nMch,sil III; High Low, loa: a. NJ Miller.
a,s AZ s.hiersss, Snafse sSS.' H. tss .Gdo1g Boy
eecnd raSS Old Dominica Eteorircha,e Uanhi.
capi thrco yeay- -olds and up~ ard about two mlee}
Marian. l:a; Gclde Locks. loo:- Tradltioner. las
fsst9 lss So s M.,sO Kintsc For ' Robert oliver
Thi,i race 'tRs auIcssttp purse: trovsr-old.
Green Mink lis san,ry Daie. il'"so ios: noa.le,ss
va: F,ceins sheik. ia; Tckllsh. ia: Nor
Fourth. race tthe Columbia Handicap: two-yesr-
nlds and upward sit turlonTs) IeocharrS 1875
I'm m. r.cs ss s,hs WAshinst% usndcap: thrse-
Cldgel. $50; The Porter 100: Midway. ITO: OmM
los.
Sixth rare Nhs Delaware Liberty Bond Purse
Tor three year ,olds and upward enc milo and sev
rnJ yards)-Frsnklir. iia ValerIus, l0l: Canso
I{e,; Anrun; 100; Tombolo loa; Rcd so.. lo7
seventh raoe tclatminv; thrce year -clds and up
wnrd ,;s , enc mils and alstsen.hlJudge wlnsheid
!ls: .Wl.e Man, ~; F,ittefgold. no: Waukea8
lce; Douglass s. LOG! Queen Of the Sea. los
Apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-12
Berqui$t First
In Naval Games
At BensonhurSt
Tom Hanrahan Wins Weight
Event in Sailors Ath-
letic Contests

Edward Berqusst, at one time the
star all-around athlete Of the Bronx
Church House, earned the individual
honors In the field day games Of
Naval Base No. 6, held on its grounds
in Bensonhurst, yesterday. Berquist
has lost none of his agility, as Is
shown by his winning the 5o-yard
dash and the running broad jump.
Another former local athlete to re-
turn to his old love was Tom Hanra-
han, erstwhile Irish-American Athletic
Club weight thrower. He won the
twelve-pound shot event as he pleased
with al feet 101A inches. A dead heat
between c. Sherer. 9Th Division, and
E. Casler, I'd Division, featured the
creased pole climbing race.
The jackies showed their patriotism
by subscribing $4,000 to the Fourth
Liberty Loan.
The summary follows:
Sth Division. with II feet lo1a inches; T. Curtin.
diving crew. With 3s feet 4 inches. second: c. II.
Sess s1es.S a'ms 1Is NTH s. feet inches %
=, 5o,y.rl dashwSa y n psrauist, ID Division
7th Ns Dv1sion, third Time :os. - .-. o.,
with II feet 10 inches. second. j. SQdenburg 5th
Diy1Mon. with II feet inches, third.
Tug Of wsr-Won by I'd Division; lst Division,
22o-yard obstacle relay race-Wom by Sd Division.
With Edwards. Waraaw; Brie and 0'Leary; 9TH
Division, with Greene, Cronin. Powers and BurKc,.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-12
Flushing's Game With
Morris Called Of

Three cases Of Spanish influenza on
The Flushing High School football
eleven has forced the cancellation of
It's game with Morris High School
which was scheduled for Clason Point,
Westchester, this afternoon. The occa-
sion was to be big one to Flushing
Students, as they were to make the
Journey TO the grounds in q special
boat.
The players who are III are Burton,
the back; Willard. the end, and Mabel,
the tackle. To add to the trouble,
Smith, the crack fullback, is ineligible
through backwardness in his studies.
However, there are several games
that merit attention. De Witt Clinton
meets it's ancient rival. Dickinson High
School, of Jersey City. at the Polo
Grounds. The High School of Com
merce also faces worthy opponent in
Poly Prep on the latters field at Dyker
Meadows. Brooklyn.
OF the games scheduled in Brooklyn
interest centres in the double header at
Commercial Field, with Commercial op-
posing Manual Training and Boys
High playing New Utrecht The other
games on the card arc Erasmus Halt
vs. st. Johns Prep. at St. Johns. and
BROOKLYN Prep VS.. Adclphi Academy, at
Academy.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-12
Laurel Results

Firs. -T~o-year-old maldens purse. 81 900;
1yeu snd half furlongs. Mormea Elder, liz
0OBri:n', straight $40 place sTfo show g..
hrst: Uncle John, ia tFoden) place Sc eAox
$40. Seond: Marie Ctnneli Ill tkuniuer- show
IS so. third Time l.oSls.
Cinders, Preraricats. Arrnsnt. Sunnr Fdale, Hon
e., Georre, sundra. 1Aberty Lady. Bcsse Es,met
A7icn. and Doveridge also ran
Second Race-Three year,olds upward ;
naac rSss is a1g purse s, mc
show ss1o hrst: Plsadit. iiis' iiiss' @ eMc1ns,ros ,sV
inTon. liz tPauley). .how $3.50, third. Time,
rartlality Para Gallla, Trnkins. Winning Card
strols. Alma r.. Bar Cog. Adorock. and white
fhilw R.ce-~sel,tns handicap. .hr.e..,ear old.
~ Du y e.ss sfan .hoM s%s;asos
nrst; Belle Roberts.- Jos (Rodrtsusz). place s5
how t2.lo second VIE Man. laS (Kelseyl show
Ran.S R..ss sna Baenslcrs S,,, Bills. also ran.
sl.l%'ns; ps.s sses ns %ilo 'ns Sa 0sa ssyss'y
s sssss .asx 1f:! ssssssss :'sAsss ''se
Pf:s,s'T f:s. Is e = 'f.rnr0a' show 1880 third
King Neptune AldeSaran. Mononos. King John.
and Cobalt T.aas also ran.
Fifth Race-Three- year olds and upward: fliles
ios ssnd,) straight. s. 60 piaes sa il. SHOW ST.
nIst; Sercnet, los tIIanitonl. place $3.50, how
$3.50. ecpnt SIillrare "a tDe,ysl. ho-F $40. ~.
third. Time, 40 Is
New-York tribune., 1918-10-12
Roaner to- Aid Liberty Loan

THE picture of Roamer the racing plates
that amazing speed test Saratoga Springs August
when he established worlds for the classic
mile exhibition yesterday the clubhouse
track.
Andrew Miller of the great horse, will give this
souvenir to the making the biggest subscription
the Liberty drive the this
been casting covous in the direction of the trophy which
tastefully framed.
Some Of the Marines who this country bearing
the desperate Thierry
battle which turning
track this afternoon to help in the drive.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-12
Golf Gossip

The important event to-day to oc-
cupy the attention of the golfng pub
lie is the four-ball Red Cross match
at the Knickerbocker Country Club, a
few miles from TenaAy, N. j., when
Oswald Kirkby, Englewood Country
Club, and John G. Anderson, Siwanoy
Country Club, will play Jerome D.
Travers, Upper Montclair, and Max R.
Marston, Baltusrol
The match that will appeal to the
Staten Island golfers is the annual
championship of the Staten Island Golf
Association, which is to be decided
over the Fox Hills Golf Club links.
the qualifying round being played to-
day.
A four-ball match of interest will
be played over the Mosholu links to-
DAY, when the home players, Frank
Hart and Andrew Gillespie, will meet
The big four-ball match scheduled
FOR the Garden City Golf Club yester-
day, in which Jimmy Maiden and
George rockingham were to have met
Tom Boyd, Fox Hills, and Carl Ander-
son, had to be postponed.
This afternoon, at the North Shore
Country Club, four-ball match will
be played between Herbert Strong, Of
the Englewood Club, and Jack Will
Jams. Of Piping Rock, against Jimmy
Maiden, Nassau Country Club, and
Alec Pirie, the North Shore Country
Club professional.
The Massachusetts, Golf Association
will hold an open tournament al Brae
Burn October l8 and 10.