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The sun., 1918-10-03
TWENTY-FIVE CLUBS
SEEK SOCCER TITLE
Many More Coming Before
Entries Close.

Twenty-Five soccer clubs, among them
many new to tho classic, have entered
the United States Football Associations
national challenge cup competition. All
entries must reach T. w. Cahill, United
States Football Association secretary,
by Saturday noon. The N. c. c. c. COM
mittee OF the association will handle
the drawings for the early rounds Of the
competition in a meeting at the Broad
way Central Hotel on Sunday morning.
Following IS the list OF teams entered
thus far:
Magyar American A. c.. Cleveland,
Ohio Lincoln Park F. c., Chicago Fed
eral Shipbuilding F. c.. East Newark.
" j.: Fisk Red Tops F.. c.. Chicopee
Falls. Mass Fore River F. c.. Quincy,
Mass Harvey F. c.. Harvey. Ill. New
York F. c.. Paterson IN. J.) r. c..
Bridgeport City F. C.. Robins Dry Dock
F. c. and Morse Dry Dock f. c.. Brook
lyn Scottish American F.. c., East New
ark. n. j.. Standard Shipyard f. c..
Shooters Island, n. Y.
Also Swedish A. C., Bridgeport
Conn. Scottish American A. c.. Chi
cago J. & y. Coats F. c., Pawtuclet, r.
l.; Disston A. A. F. c.. Tacony, Phila-
delpha: Merchant Ship F. c.. Teams A
and B, Hsrrlsman. Pa: New York Ship
#. c., Camden. N. J.: Merrimack Valley
F. C.. Andover. Mass. Bricklayers and
Masons f. c., Chicago: Bethlehem
Steel F. c.. Bethlehem. Pa. Babcock &
Wilcox Il. c., Bayonne, ~. j., and Amer
lean Hungarian A. A. Chicago.
The sun., 1918-10-03
LAUREL ENTRIES.

First Race-Claiming; two-yesr-olds; hve and
los; .Belsrio, ios; Avion, los; .yNsper Hour.
lo4; tManoever, ll2 Dshinda. los Pouitney.
liz: Tidal los Court Gallant, los; Trompeusc.
105: McLane. liz Marie Cornell. io6.
tTalbott entry.
second -steeplechsse; handicap: four.
yesr-olds and upward: two miles: Robert
Oliver. lI3: Melos. ls7: Otto Floto, 1I2; Eagle
Thistle. 1876 Gold Bond, 49, <lgardi, 1856
Kintore, 40; Clootsic, i33 Rhomb. 1ss BAN.
boo. 100; Max Meadows. 13s.
Third Race-Claiming three-year-olds and up
ward one mile and q quarter: Mira, III
Austrai, lo5: 'Fuiry, lS: Baby Sister. los
Egmont, III; "Greetings, 1903; 'fetelu, i'll ;
Fourth Race - Two-year-oids; Annapolis
Stakes: Six furiongs: tBily Kelly, 1H; Pen
rose ll9; tSir Barton. lU Routledge, lis
Be Frank, u.s. Marmon. ITO
Occupied.
Fifth Three year-olds and upward
Candle, us: GeIto. lis: Mary Maud. lo
ouietude, 1o7 Katie Canal, 1o2.
Sixth Race-Cl aiming three-year -oids and up
ward one mile and a quarter: Sky Pilot. III ;
sBiaronry. los: Jack Of Spades. no; Say, Ill .
star Shooter. III: Grey Eagle, 10; Reddest.
seventh Race-Claiming three year-oIds and
upward 1 mile and n quarter: Christie. 1is
Grayson, ln2; Jose de Wales, 106 Kentucky
Boy III; Papdean. ZIG: 'Royat, l0: Candidate
u 40: Arbitrator. III
apprentice allowance claimed.
The sun., 1918-10-03
ARMY'S PLANS FOR
FOOTBALL RIDDLED'
Boston, Syracuse and Tufts,
Carded for October, Forced
to Cancel Games.
Special Dsspoteh 70 Tur Sun.

WEST POINT N. Y. Oct. 2.--The Army
football squad, with eight elevens In
full swing. went through an hours stiR
drill to-day. II was the first work for
the varsity men since the game with
the Mitchell Field fliers last Saturday.
The team came out Of the contest in
excellent physical condition but to-day 1
was the first opportunity offered for :
outdoor work.
Vandegraafs punting was a feature
OF the workout. He averaged over fiftya
yards with the ends going down at &c
fast clip. Vidal. McQuarrie and Hahn .
made up the ball carrying trio on the
varsity In a twenty minute scrimmage'
with the scrubs. George and Barrick
alternated OF quarter.
The Armys October schedule Is shot :,
to pieces as a result Of the War Depart
ment's order barring overnight trips be-
fore November ]. Boston College, due
here next Saturday, and Syracuse, due
week later, have both been cancelled.
The Armys other October date, formerly
given to Tufts. also is open, so the West
Pointers are looking for games to I'LL in
all the remaining Saturdays OF this
month. Such was the announcement OF
the athletic authorities tonight
Capt Ridgway. the officer in charge
OF the schedule making, In confident OF
getting team for Saturday and said'
tonight that the Army would play a.
game this week without doubt. -
The sun., 1918-10-03
SINGLE C. SCORES
FOR pop" GEERS
Takes Feature Pace at Lex
ington Meeting.
Special Despatch to THE Sun.


LEXINGTON. Ky, Oct. 1.-The Grand
Circuit races to-day furnished fast
field of PAGERS, but no very fast time
was made, as tho field saved the brush
to the final quarter. The miles were
disappointingly slow in the Phoenix
Hotel Stake. In the opening heat Single
G. led the entire distance. Miss Harris
N. trailing She attempted to win In the
stretch, but Pop Geers, with Single G,
won comfortably in 2:o2h. the nnai
quarter being In 2SA seconds. The Sec
ond heat was a close one, as Miss Harris
NJ came up to the stallion at the eighth
pole and in a driving finish was beaten
at the wire when she seemed TO nave
won the heat. The summaries:
First Rac.-Thc 2:io class trottinsi
three heat system; purse t,ooo:
Dell Jolla, blk. m, by Bin
joIla. dam by Joe Astral "a q,
Mr. HiEgInson. b. h.. by Major .
Higginson tHendrick) ....".. 1
Hollywood King, CHI. m, by Cen =.
eral watts whitehead. 80:
]. W., b. g., by Duke Ideal
Arson NJ, b. m. by Maurice
MoSo Sp b. @. by Mononk ttriiiicij : 70
Lord Lynden. b. g., by sil!ko,.
PR. ,Rat hsUrn II s'; - sv pets, 70
the Great (valentine). 10 no
Mack GGoddardJ .......,...I1 ro
Grace Fuspier, blk. m, by d.
rectum Spier uIorine) II ro
worthy iHyde1 ............. 80 dr.
Axworthy (Keener) ........ dis
tNickois) ..............,,..l dis
Time-2:oeh, ?:0s. 2:0Sh. 2:osh.
Second Race-PhGnix Hotel; free for all
pacing: two in three: purse $1,000;
BingIe G., b. h, by Anderson wilkes
Little Gyp ,tGeesrsl ...;:.,ss:;;::.;s: /
HsiS Ss. s. A 81, By Hal B. 'iMeM.hcnj
Time-2:o2H. 2:oaG.
Third RAce--rhe s:os class pacing three
Baron Chan, b, h., by Baronsaie-.
Fruition (wellwoodl .......,.....s
]. w. s.. b. g.. by J. $. q. (Purcel)i 8
Re. ~,, dc F F%sst,v B. g. by the De,
Dick Dickson. 5. h.. by Red Medium
Bets. SsP'P Blackjack. Dr. m. BY Black
Jay iS'n srosE. b. h., b; Silent Brook
'Na'c Ti,ms.s:CSa. a:oix. a:os%i.'
Fourth Race-The 2:1l class trotting
two in threei purse $1,000:
Miss Betsy Watts b. f.. by Lord
Dewsy-Dinsle Watts (AcDonAld), 1
Hollywood Head, b. T.. by Peter the
CReedJ ...........,.,... q
Goldenspier. CHI. m, by Directum
MISS isabelle MeGregor, br. m. by
Jay McGregor NErskine) ...,,....
Binworth, b. h, by Bingara (Hyde). 7
Bessie a.. b. m. by Duke Ideal
(Little) ..........,...,..
Extra Bingen, b. g.. by Aibingen
Lucky Glover, b. m. by Moko tCox) 10
Tommy Todd. b. 8, by Todd Mac =,
(Hedrick) ....,.,....,....... II
JAiisnl ........, .................i, II
IRassdaie) ...,,..........,....i1 l:
Hermes, b. g., by carickin tMcGarrl "a II
Kate Todd. br. m. by Kentucky Todd
~ rime-i:osx, a:cs.
The sun., 1918-10-03
OMAR KHAYYAM Is
BACK IN TRIUMPH
Champion Of 1917 Comes Out
Of Retirement and Runs
Mile in 1888 at Laurel.
Special Despntch TO THn suN

BALTIMORE, OCT. lunar khayyam Is
back in his old form. Carrying 1872
pounds. he won the Marine Liberty Bond
Handicap at a mile by three parts Of
a length at Laurel to-day. His time
was 1 :3S. 1t was his first start since
early In the spring. when he was forced
into retirement by a bad quarter crack.
A new hoof enabled him to resume train
ing two months ago.
Slippery Elm and Crimper. the two
horses pitted against Omar Khayyam.
acted as the pacemakers two lengths in
front Of the 1917 champion, until the
homestretch. He then moved up fast
and beat slippery Elm in a long sprint
to the winning post. He pulled up per-
fecty sound and seemingly not in the
slightest degree distressed. He is ready
now to meet Cudgel. Roamer and Sun
Briar.
Commander J. X. L. Ross. the owner
Of Cudgel. watched Omar Khayyam criti-
cally during the race.
Eternal will be shipped here from
Aqueduct on October 4. James Nc
and will arrive here tomorrow to confer
with H. G.. Bedwell relative to the
weights Billy Kelly and Eternal are to
carry in their match. Tho summaries a
First Race-For maiden two-yesr-olds; aye
and half q, I tSrens 1srs lis ,s KEEP
rs Kun@er,. As s. o. third Time ss Hong
Kong, Mandarin's Coat. Clean Gone. Romeo.
Triumphant. Reno B. and Dancing Girl also
second Race-seIling; two-year-olds;. six
furlongs: Dottie yandiver. ia tstalker),
% me- 0s MsGss iSd i SiSa ''fEna f;HS
Dainty Lady. windover. Bsgheera and
Charley ThoTiey also ram; ~, Goes.
six furlongs. subadahsr. Ito Hummer
lsniedman). s,2.se and sli.so. second: onico
los stalker. $50. third Tme-i:ls rs.
Amackassin. Bond, Doctor Campbell. Green
Tree, Tit for Tat. Sandman II. and Pepper
Fourth Race,Howard Stakes; thrse,year.
Franklin. lis Ghurberl, $50, 50 and $40
won: Peerless H.. % tRodriguez), $3.50 and
s., so. second: Monomoy. Ill iKummeri, t2so
third. Nme-las l-6. Flirergold and wau-
Fifth Race-Marine Liberty Bond Hsnd,-
cap: three-year- olds and upward; one mile: :
Omar Khayyam. 1872 drummer, $50 and
second: Crimper, los Mergler). out, third
sixth Race-sellins: four. year. olds and UP.
ward: one mile and seventy yards: Indian
6 6an ii. stssG snd a1s &C. seecNa
Fountain Fay, il6 Uohnson. $3.50. third
Time-l:A rs. Julia L.. silk Bird and Bier.
Seventh Race-Three. year-olds and upward !;
one mile and a sixteenth: Lazy Lou, Iii
Collins, sl2. 80. S. GO and $3.50. won; Nigel.
Ill tO'Br1en). $3.50 and $40. second Ocean
Prince, IL CThurber). 1910. third. Time
Belgian IL. Stain, Kentucky Boy. Bill Sim.
mons, Chiffon King and Millrace also ran.
The sun., 1918-10-03
BILLIARDS AT D0YLE'S.
Sixteen Amateur GUESTS Play in
Handicap Tournament.

Sixteen amateur pocket billiard play
ers engaged in handicap tournament at
Doyle's last night. After a series of
well played and interesting matches the
participants dwindled to a quartet
who will meet tonight to decide who
will take part in the final. The limit OF
points was As. with c. Shongood. the
champion OF the upper West Side. as the
scratch man Holder came In at 40 and
Hayner Mt 81. The results:
First Round-Lavorty (?5 IS, Parker
$3.50 20; Harmon tfs( rs. Miller (es) 10;
(2s) rs. Potter taSj 81: Crane t2ai as. Griei
$50 81: Shongood t45D Is. Clancy 1851 "a
Holder t4O) 20. Duel iS &c: Bigelow
(30) 30. Heaiy f2D IS.
Second Round-Hsyner 81. Laverty 90
Bigelow 30. shongoood, al Harmon rs
Crane VS.. Bigelow and Hayner vs..
Harmon will be the lineup for the semi
finals.
The sun., 1918-10-03
ROD AND GUN NEWS

AZ the critical moment. \ deep scowl and
the red hush OF anger suffused his face
ana the words that would have done Jus
tice to his outraged feelings remained un-
spoken at the slightly parted lips and the
into his.
, Then came not a strike but a waiiop
mat required all the Colonels skill At
last, with Infinite pains and all the ability
OF winch he was master, the fish, a whop-
per, was noated into view and the Colonel
sraspeo the leader preparatory to netting
But at eight of the boat the big fsh,
every hghtng instinct aroused. made one
IesstIess rush and LETT the parted leader
In the Coloncrs shaking hand
me hfows that had frowned before grew
uhrk as thunder clouds the red flush Of
anger deepened to purple that threat
ened apoplexy, but his flashing ewes again
caught the wide opened orb~ OF the limo.
cent child that reminded him of his own
sweet daughteS the slightly parted lips
now opened wider and as balm to IN.
ColoneIs tortured soul came the words:
Wasn't that a G. d shamAr
new YORK. Oct. :. +. ]. SH ERMAN.
The sun., 1918-10-03
COMMERCE QUITS FOOTBALL.
Military Work Given as Reason
for Disba nding Eleven.

The High School OF Commerce yester-
day announced that II had cancelled its
football schedule. Boys High School was
Informed that the game carded for octo-
Der 12 was of. Tho reason given by
Commerce was military work. Com
merce Is the second Manhattan school TO
drop football. Stuyvesant showed the
way
With Commerce and Stuyvesant out
OF the Manhattan-Br Bronx championship
series only Morris and De Witt Clinton
are left. Commerce made a poor show
ing in It's opening contest with Manual
Trimming last Saturday and lost by 10
to 0.
Boys High was to open the season
against New Utrecht on Saturday, but
whom Commerce cancelled the New
Utrecht game was moved up to october
II.
The sun., 1918-10-03
BOXERS TAKING LESSONS.
Leonard and "a Others Learning
Bayonet Fighting.

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct. 2.--Twenty-
camp boxing instructors, Benny Leonard
among them. are at Camp Gordon get
ting instruction In oayonet fighting. Capt.
Thomas J. Browne or New York is
doing the instructing.
DR.. f. ]. Stewart. coach OF the Uni
varsitv OF Nebraska football team. has
reported here in a Y. NJ. C. A. uniform
ana will coach the Camp Gordon eleven.
Football practice has started and a
number OF New York men are out for
the team.
The sun., 1918-10-03
WAR PENNANT RUNS
TO VICTORY AGAIN
Macomber Colt Wins the Rem.
sen Handicap and Makes It
Three in q Row.

A. X Macomber's brown colt War
pennant scored his third consecutive
victory yesterday afternoon at the ia
maica track. He won the Remsen Han
dicap at six furlongs tmpressively
enough 10 take a place near the top Of
the Juvenile championship ladder. He
carried 1879 pounds and defeated seven
high class colts and flllies over a heavy
track in the fast time of 1 :13 1-5.
For his great race Johnny Lotus de-
serves great credit The noted Jockey
nut up one of his best rides and land ed
War Pennant home length and O half
IN front of Lord Brighton. the renowned
colt which s. C. Hildreth recently bought
from the Brighton Stable. w. r Goes
Sweep On. which early in the season
led the battle for the title. finished third
Lord Brighton had n world OF early
speed and dashed to the front as soon
as the barrier arose. He sped along
st q terrific clip and rounding the turn
was half a dozen lengths In front and
running easily. To the crowd 1t looked
as II he would romp home. But Lotus
didn't wait until the homestretch to
make his bid with War Pennant Lord
Brighton was SO far ahead OF him he
became anxious before the straightaway
was reached and went TO the whip.
A Courageous Colt.
The Macomber colt IL courageous
COLT and each crack of the rawhide sent
him nearer the leader At the final
eighth pole Lord Brighton still was in
front He was two lengths ahead OF
War Pennant, but he was showing signs
Of distress. When he began to falter
LOTUS began to work the harder. He
didn't punish his charge enough to hurt
him but when he did strike his blows
possessed a sting that made War Pen
nant spring forward.
A sixteenth of a milo from home Mr..
Maoombers colt was on even terms with
the leader and there was no more use
for the whip The veteran Jockey then
sat down and put up one OF his strong
hand rides Under 1t War Pennant
gradually drew away.
The Criterion Liberty Bond Handicap
went to Chief Lally. bay son Of King
James, owned by James McManus. His
victory was big surprise. He was
Lady Gertrude being an odds on favorite
at . to and Arrah Go On second
choice at to 3.
Chief Sees Namesake Win.
Arrah Go On set the pace for half q
mile and then quit. When he faltered
Chief Lally went to the front and held
command until he earned the verdict by
q length. Chief Lally. the former fire
chief of Brooklyn. after whom the colt
was named. saw the race. He had n
wager on his namesake. too.
For the defeat Of Lady Gertrude
Jockey Schuttinger was severely criti-
cised. He held his charge under wraps
until an eighth OF a mile from home.
By this time Chief Lally was 80 far
in front he was unable to catch him.
II Lady Gertrude had been allowed to
race at her best clip she probably would
have won.
For the hrst time in more than q
decade George Odom's own colors flashed
home In front. They were borne to VIC
tory by Frederick Dhu in the frst race
The sun., 1918-10-03
PENN STATE HIT AGAIN.

STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Oct. Penn
states sagging football schedule was
dealt another blow to-day when Lebanon
valley cancelled its game, which was
MANNED for October 26, The War De-
nartment's ruling against overnight
trips during that month was given as
the reason.
Five games have been cancelled.
leaving only w. and j.. Rutgers, Lee
high and Pittsburg on the Penn State
slate. The management Is dickering
with Carnegie Tech for a contest here
on November Q and with Bucknell for
n late October date. No game has yet
been arranged for next Saturday.
The sun., 1918-10-03
IN THE RoPED ARENA.

Tommy Tuohey OF Paterson and Dave
Medar OF New York will be the princi-
pals tonight in an eight round bout
al the Armory A. A.. Jersey City, In
teresting preliminary contests have been
arranged.
John ]. Jennings Is the first or The
Jersey City promoters TO engage winter
quarters for his club. He has leased the
Grand View Auditorium. Franklin street
and Ogden avenue. ana VIII stage MS
hrst entertainment there on October a..
II is probable that the principals In the
first bout will be Clay Turner and
BARLEY Madden.
George Engel, who was manager Of
Frank Klaus when that middieweight
won the worlds title, and has been
BENNY Ieonard's chief second. has been
appointed matchmaker OF the Olympia
A. A. Of Philadelphia.
The sun., 1918-10-03
Racing Ennannens and Miss Zmdste Suffer Tennis Setback
NAVY is ENCOURAGED.
Influenza Dying Out and Football
Players Report In Droves.
c..-s.I nz....k a. w.. a..

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Oct. 2.-There was
an atmosphere of announcement around
TIN Naval Academy this afternoon, with
full period of football practice and q
Jmplete squad with nearly all OF the
nu" sufferers back on the field. Not
much Is to be feared from this source
as the Ill lads are returning to duty In
droves and there are few new cases.
Capt. Ingram. who was called away
return until Monday, and the opening
game on Saturday against Lebanon VAL
ley will be played without him. The
team arrangement Is as follows: Ends
Even and Graves; tackles, Seattle and
King: guards, Denfold and Saunders !;
centre. Arthur; backs, Butler. Roberts
Afford and Welchel.
The sun., 1918-10-03
SUGAR TRADE GOLF.

The second annual sugar trade golf
tournament will be held At the Shacka-
maxon Golf Club at Westfeld. N. j., to-
day. The programme: Morning, eigh-
teen holes medal play; afternoon, eigh-
teen holes medal play: selected score.
best selected eighteen holes out OF thir-
ty-six holes played. Prize for best net
Kickers' handicap. afternoon.
The sun., 1918-10-03
PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS FOR the purchase Of ScrRp
Metais.-Sealed proposals viii bc received
at the ONCE OF the Assistant Purchasing
Agent, The Panama Canal, 20 State Street
New York city. until . o'clock u. IN DC
tober a. 1918, at which time they Will be-
opened In public, for purchasing the above
mentioned material. Blanks and general
Information relating to this sale may he
obtsisd from the above ufiCc-R e Ruth
erforh. AsklAtAnt pmrchnsl sing AErnt -
The sun., 1918-10-03
sHIPBUuDERs UTLL PLAY.

On Sunday at Dexter Psrk. msetIns the
american nsn Nationals and the. Morse Dry
team and 10 Ht" siii KsiIehs s o ao tbs
1unvieks will work Sunday. Ellison OF
M NJ. detroit Americans will play short for
~s 'utnsld for the home team.
The sun., 1918-10-03


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The sun., 1918-10-03
18th REGIMENT GAMES.

The Thirteenth Regiment will hold it's
snhua! indoor meet In tho armory on
november Z. The proceeds will 20 70
.ne Fifty-ninth Over Here Club. which
- composed of mothers OF the boys OF
ue Thirteenth who are over there.
The sun., 1918-10-03
MackereI in Long Island Sound.

For the beneht OF those who are waiting
and wondering when the mackeret will
strike in again around City Island I
would like to say that the schools have
now come In.
Fishing at City Island on Sunday with a
friend We boated thirty-seven mackerel.
The usual bait for them is the dough bait
made out-of sardines. -four and cotton. We
might have caught plenty more but for the
fact that we had bad tide and the wind
which caused snappy waves 1t IL almost
impossible to hsh with hoat in rough
water and tell when you have a bite.
The FISH are pretty thick now and Jump
iEg all over the sound. Founders and
tomcods are also being caught in largo
numbers. Get out your mackerel tackle
and 20 20 II. d. McC.
New York Oct
The sun., 1918-10-03
LOST. FOUND AMI REWARDs.

WILL PARTY who owns auto that was
standing In front OF the Lords Court Build.
ing, =; william street, New York City
Tuesday afternoon, please return to Room
s03. ~ William street. the two packages
Of cigars that were placed In said car by
mistake
LoST-Liberty loan Receipt Book. RE-
turn TO II, r.. Hotel Plaza. ". Y C. Reward.
The sun., 1918-10-03
sALEs BY AUCTION.
$4,000 stock Of salt water
FISHING TACKLE
The entire stock OF tho well known
Mr.. J, Levine, retiring.
ID. 3. BELLOWS
1. T. SAMPSON Auctrs.

BY order OF NJ. SILBERSTEIS,
Will Sell Commencing Monday,
oct. I. 1880 A. ~ sharp on premises,
277 Greenwich ST., Near Warren St. NYC
) Million HOOKS,
al IN original packages. LlmerlckE Carlisle
OShaughnessy. Chestertown, Kirby and
tapanned and rust proof.
500 REELS. Straight Spindle. Ball Clearing
wood reels surf casting. single and free spools
1000 lbs, Seine Irvine, all sizes
1000 spools Nonpareii and Tarpon Bass Lines
100 lbs. Gut,
Estrada, Marand and PRdron rods. tar
lines. snells mountinG pearls floats sInI :
oIs, basket spools, silk and linen nickel
plated spiders. bells etc. In fact everything
belonging to nrst class fishing tackIs
Barclay 7734
The sun., 1918-10-03

There was only one contest In the
elimination series Of straight rail bill
iard games Glass d last night. II
took place at Cranhelds room. II was
won by J. snitler. a retired army Cap
nln He defeated C. w. ,vatrous BY
400 10 a., The score:
r,, Total. II. II. Ave.
G 'P W ws ssi,isr ico Y ;io::o
The sun., 1918-10-03
AuTOMOBiLE EXCHANGE

CHALMERS 1918 LIMOUSINE. used less
than 5000 miles; beautifully flushed. COM
cellent value. Telephone Mrs. RIECEL-
MAN. Schuyler 69s7.
The sun., 1918-10-03
Conditions nj KensIco Lake.

The articles about An Angler Fishing
az Kensico Lake" have been wrongly at
tributed to me. Several people have ac-
cused mo OF grabbing ali OF the nsh in
is now sixteen feet below Its usual level and
casting from shore 10 now at It's worst,
Fishing all OF Saturday and Sunday
caught one small pickerel However, the
country is beautiful and thes" fall days
are welcome relief from exemption board
work.
Those who have been able to beg Dor
row, steal or otherwise secure the use Of
boat have a far different story TO tell
Yesterday l saw the occupants of one boat
small mouth bass In a very short time
With the coming OF cold weather and
the consequent cooling OF thu water the
nsh ought to return to the shadows and
ahord the shore fisherman the best of
sport. kens!co Lake Is fun OF large bass
and p!ckerel and is the most accessible of
ths CITY reservoirs PLUG UGLY.
New York, oct.
Refining Influence Of Female Society,
The white haired Colonel had been EN-.
Differed by the death OF his wife and hIs
SOLO interests were an only daughter and
Angling g. Ho was irascihle and gifted with
a choice vocabulary Of profanity.
ON one of his outings his usual oarsmsp
was Ill and had sent his daughter With the
boat. Tho Colonel was vsibIy annoyed
but submitted to the Inevitable Arrived al
the fishing ground he eoon had n good
boat. but on reaching for his net the fsh
gave a playful fi!rt OF his powerful tail
The Colonel frowned and the ugly word.
that rose to hts lips froze as ne met The
clear, calm gaze OF the blue eyed maid
than beforc, and with SIN greater care
worked the fish 10 The boat, only 10 lose 1,
The sun., 1918-10-03
rELP WANTED.

PATRIOTIC. steady. well paid employ
ment In your own home; knit urgently
needed war socks for US on the fast, simple
Auto Knitter: fun particulars to-day. Sc.
stamp. AUTO ESITTER COMPANY. Dept.
CT sol Jefferson RuHnlo. y Y.
The sun., 1918-10-03

be held al celiie Park next sunday after
noon
The sun., 1918-10-03


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football When
gridon
days would played Capt Mauy
why None of the boys in fact have men,
toned football
e
provided
diery and II
will