Democrat and Chronicle from Rochester, New York • Page 19

ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 10. IMS. 19 College Students' Army ISSWOODBWE ssovs SPEED in GRUELLING RACE Corps Under Quarantine Men Now Fully Enlisted jonessee Mare Class of Field at Atlanta.

3IHER FOR DIRECTUM J. 3SJ irpny PUots Black Pcer to Vic- jjry in Opening oiaxe r.vem on Atlanta Card, Landing Eleventh fia of Season for Cline Entry Special orders were issued yesterday 'by Lieutenant Alexander, commandant of the Students Army Training Corps of th.e University of Hocheeter, placing the entire command under strict quarantine. This action is a precautionary measure against the spread of influenza and will go into effect at noon to-day. Xo member of the University training contingent -will fee permitted to leave the University campus until the epidemic in this city has been definitely checked except for athletic work, at the University field, which will be conducted by the military authorities. Although the University men have been kept under close observation since influenza gained a foothold in this city no cases of the disease have been discovered among them.

It was feased that through mingling with the civilian population the student-soldiers might contract the disease and the military program at the University would be seriously affected. Beginning to-day, the university men become fully enlisted soldiers of the United States with the rank, pay and privileges of a private in the army. All inducted men will be assigned to places in the barracks this morning, and those who have not yet been inducted placed under quarantine in the fraternity houses. Because a late dispatch from the War Department ordering more space in the barracks for each enlisted man, an addition to the barracks is being constructed and the Alumni gymnasium is being used as temporary sleeo-ing quarters for about eighty men. The following calls will be answered by the men: First call, G-30 A.

reveille, mess, 6.55; sick call. schojl, 7.53; assembly, recall, 12; mess, school, retreat, first call, mess, school, first call, assembly, call to quarters, taps, 10. The basement of Kendrick Hall will be used as a mess hall and the men will be fed there in two shifts. Second Lieutenant Willard M. Green, of the United States Infantry reported for duty to the commanding officer yesterday.

Lieutenant Green is a Rochester man "who formerly attended East Iiigh School. Temporary non-commissioned officers were appointed yesterday. '1 Diputcfl to Democrat and Chronicle uoW. 11 Mia Woodlrtne, gtjsDtlonnl little bay mare, owned K. Buford, of Franklin, and IfA lahj Fitzgerald, and Directum the Ijlantd black nurse belonging to i CHuc, of laaianapons, ana pnoiea Murphy, the veteran Grand Circuit Grtod Circuit meeting in the South te Lakenooa iracn io-oay.

mim ailiina tok the 2:09 class trotting and wtuni J. the 2:01 class pacing event, two being tiie only barue.su events can, that included three running 1dj to the hard rain of Saturday v-' 4 bt sod Suuday the track was heavy, Potatoes are O. The Food Administration says sa Ilea Irt4-n 4-1-. 1.1 ROCHESTER SOLDIER PROMOTED OVERSEAS Herbert Clarkson Rises to Secondi Lieutenancyr it improved this afternoon, lie feature event was the race in which I Wwlblne carried off Phe honors uftor gruelling heats. which took the winners I of each of the three heats of the pac- wow iwio wi uiciii, tiie vjovernment wants you.

to. And does anything taste better? Think of a big mealy baked potato with a lump of butter, pepper, salt and paprika, And what choking does for raw potatoes it does for raw tobacco gives flavor. Burley tobacco toasted -has made Lucky Strike cigarette famous. It's toasted event, won the eleventh of his four-s lurti tbls season. He tag been the paring winner of the 1918 Grand lull teason thus far.

animarv: fcl COCO-COLA CUP, 2:01 CLASS PACING, rf RSE, ktnm hlk. by Cbamber- jWi (Murphy) 1 i i i riuo, b.u., by C'opa de Oro i) 2 3 Br. b.b., by Hal (Me- hf-nj 4 3 2 ch by Liberty Jay oi) a 4 4 inie, 231-2. 2:06, is TKOTTIXG. 1'I KSE.

TI1REE- II RAT PLAN. ks Womlbine, b. br Em- )re Imposition (I'itKeersIdt 4 11 lih Baled, ch. by Hobo BRANCH RICKEY TO HAVE COMMAND IN DANGEROUS SERVICE Former Cardinal President in Gas and Flame Corps. Major Branch Rickey of the United States chemical warfare service, formerly president of the St.

Louis Cardinals, sailed for overseas dnty on such short notice this week that he bad time to write only one or two of his friends and ask them to notify the rest of them. The date of sailing and the port of embarkation nafx-ally were voluntarily There has been so much speculation about this new branch of the service and so much wonderment has been expressed over the ability of civilians to earn the rank of commissioner officers with little military experience, that Joe Jackson of Detroit obtained the inside facts from headquarters at the request of admirers of Ty Cobb, who is a captain in that branch of warfare. Boiled down to present newspaper sluice, it appears that the officers and inen enlisted in the chemical warfare servile are only expected to go out in front of the infantry previous to aa attack following the artillery barrage up to the ucmy's trenches, then spray the II cos occupying said positions with Jets of flame from tauts carried on their backs and with gas pren-ades distributed by hand. This is intended to reduce tire casualties amoug the infantry, which comes along presently and completes the process of cleaning up. Naturally the chemical war service rtcea not require any Intensive drilling in tlM manual of arms or any intricate knowledge of "right dress'' or "squads left," Vut it does require a considerable quantity of that physical and mental ingredleut commonly designated by an ugly wori cf lour letters beginning with Which seems to be the reason why baseball men like ilnrpbT) T.te blk.

by Her the Great Cox) 1 4 Open your package nk Mouf, (Stout) I It. by BoDnivanl. this Mi-Malmn) lime, 2:10 12. 1-4, ianoinc results: way rumM 1-4, 21) 1- pi iaxxr. irat race, five furions.4 Naomi alt on, (Iefrtr1i won: Callaway, 114.

(l'lun-Rocond: Attorney Muir. Ill, (Hul- third. Time. 1:04 3-4. Casix'M.

SHro. fs'in Crowley and Cork also ran. i-eond race, six furionsrs wai-. 114. (Ryan) won: Qviin.

114. (lrennler) aJ: Lroraa. 114, (ftaujre) third. Time, i. Barton V.

P. Cole, Sureget. Palatable, The Assessor, Apple Jack Mthalttc also ran. "itrd nop, one mile Gordon Roberts, (Mahnppv won; 114, (Dmre-ler) nd; Earl "Morn, 114. Ino jokev) third.

wf, v.4- i-4. rneopnue v. rronuer, HEKBEJtT CLARKSOIT. In a letter received by William Richard Clarkson, of No. 14 Marlow street, from his son, Herbert Clarkson, 126th Infantry, the son stages that he has been commissioned second lieutenant.

Clarkson enlisted in the National Guard in September, 1916, and served six months on the Mexican border. When war with Germany was declared he was sent -to a Texas camp, and promoted to corporal in Sep-temiber, 1017 and sergeant in December of the same year. He sailed for France in February, 1018. Previous to entering the service he was employed at the American Laundry Mohr. Mies Sherwood, Zangaree i nu rtoo also ran.

oasM Save the tin-foil from Lucky Strike Cisarettea tORGIA TECH HAS ELEVEN and give it to the Red Cross thern School Expects to Dupli cate Past Performances. Oct. 14. Georgia Tech, un Maehinerv Company. Ernest Clarkson, his til for three years on the gridiron, is Jajors Rickey' and Haughton and Captains brother, also at the front, went over in Cobb and Mathewson were able to win April of this year.

He has been engaged in this year with an eleven that prom-to be another sensation. Patriotic commissions without mucu or three battles without any misfortune. He which swept through the college setting-up exercises. was formerly employed by the Todd Tro- from the campus and sent into the tectograph Company. George Chip Shows of the army and navy nine of the-rn regulars of the 1017 cbampionship Dr.

A. OJ. Johnson, second deputy health "fejation and eight of the best 1017 sub officer, has been commissioned captain In tes. Despite the loss so occasioned. German Few Things George Chip, former middleweight cham Irh John V.

Ileisman is busily engaged the Medical Corps and has left for Camp Greenleaf, Ga. Dr. Edwin B. Cook, als of the Health Bureau staff, has been com- pion, recently had the pleasure of whipping oldiug together another machine. halfback, and Fincher are the regulars left of the 1917 combination.

All-American halfback of 1917, inisf k-ned lieutenant and also 'Las been assigned to report ist Camp Greenleaf. a boastful German in the internment camp Double Your Subscription To-day near Camp Greenleaf. Ohip Is now a cor-: poral in the service of Uncle Sam, as a iuln Carter, another All-American play- Mi-ht End Bell and Left End Gnlll, er Phillips, Left Tackle Iliggins. Left rl Whelcuell, Quarterback Hill and Dr. George A.

Marion, of No. 510 Goodman street north, commissioned captain In the Medical Corps, has received orders to report to Fort Oglethorpe, for which place he will leave this week. I YV jK'tt-k llarliu are iu government service. ii, i-mere, Jobnsou, Colcord, Thweatt, Shaver and Rogers all substitutes '17 lave gone luto war service. Among' 'Rochester soldiers recently honored Is Donald S.

Crawford, son of member of an artillery regiment. When one of the interned Huns boasted that he -could lick half a dozen Americans some one passed the word to Chip, who was only a few yards away. Chip started to grind his teeth, and without a word walked over to the group where the mouthy German stood and said: "Say, after yon finish with me you can start on the others." Chip then brought his ponderous right up and smashed it against the jaw of the Hun, and be went down in a heap for a long count. Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton C. Crawford, of No. NATIONAL LEAGUE. o- Rowley street. This young man, who is an instructor and assistant commander at 1 VLL-STAUS.

NATIONAL CUBS. Camp Vale, Little X. for train roski HiS 120! Drabiuski 147 178 143 iniBkl 150 Ifil I. Crotzki 14'.) 144 110 ing officers, has bt-eu made first lieutenant. The young ofucev left Rochester in No uski 1U 107 I3t 120 Shepauski 178 1C3 3'i L.

Crotzki 105 143 100 vember, 1017, for Camp Sherman, in Ohio, for training ordinary soldiers. While there 102 121 Juki l.V Unlcma branded on oe it is not aa Educator ARRIVE OVERSEAS. was made corporal. In December, ho 770 74S 726 7G2 722 Cff; took au examination for entrance to an of 'UTON Cl'BS. ...155 122 147 LITERARY A.

C. Nowacki. 122 ICO fleers' trainius camp, and passed. He was ski ..211 J2x 1S2 Blind 1A 176 144 one of eight to be successful ainoug seven ty-five candidates. Bkl HKi 1031 Mrzvwka.

tlea'i 140 131 KozWkt. 140 149 14 (Straight Let us help You gain Happy Feet Ill 146 1S2 18o Bones Iu January he was sent to the officers' training camp fit Leon Springs, Texas. 14S 124 1st) That Gremd 701 6.VJ 69.1'. Totals. 712 791 788 Straight inj id on Velta's alleys.

Later he was ordered to another, Canip Samuel V. B. Morse, and there was made a second lieutenant, lie was sent to Camp caucator 3 Eddie MeGoorty, the crack wesiern middleweight; Kid Wolfe, the Cleveland bantamweight, and Chick Simler, the former Scrantom fighter, have arrived safely overseas to do their bit for X'ncle Sam. In a letter received by a friend from McGoortyfEiVi'" says that they had a fine trip across uiid that he expects they will match Joe Lynch, the West Side bantamweight, to meet Jimmy Wilde, the world's flyweight champion, for twenty rounds at the National Sporting Club, of Loudon. K.

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I ORTKts 132 7 S3 113159 91S 9S0 061 117 120 known there until after that date, piebes will remain and they may get football team, but the outlook is Jed in great uncertainty. Genesee Pioneers. Kirby 912 930 927 GENESEES. Winnie. 173 166 168 206 161 123 ick 5 12S 124 112 144 163 ISO 182 i 100 13S 1S1 112 109 IT! 17 189 2V0 202 them with broad toed, comfortable Educator Shoes.

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117 Wl 110 147 Reginalds. and of ill compose the sqnad. They ill first workout 113 11 138 192 543 202 II 170 764 86 8 7S7 iLucey. Hiurch court 817 705 759' Totals. Totals.

Kolled at Genesee Hall. Two CfTmes for Dartmouth. Hanover, N. 1I. Oct.

14. Arrangements were completed to-day for two football games for the Dartmouth College eleven. The team will play Syracuse at Springfield, on Nov. 2d, and Brown at Boston on Nov. 23d.

ater Gridiron Opponent. JsT. woM like to hear a fast in he to Gould, Lee Webster 293 STREET EAST Double Your Subscription To-day October "est Lu(! ct'CWUUS, pAltthn. a n. Justice Must Be Stern.

London, Oct. 14. "Justice is merciful when there are extenuating circumstances, but when there are none it behooves justice to be stern." said Ixrd Reading. British ambassador to the United States, speakink in his capacity as Chief Justice at a luncheon to the Serbian minister. He was dealing with the present situation.

-fays opened mTwu last tatnr- holdins th the nrst Tippecanoes to "Report. The following Tippecanoe players are to report to-night at Corcoran' home: Liese. Enes. Lux, Wicst, Lattimer, Ijingmeyer, Wlig, TJhlen, Meyers, Loekhart, Doran, Roth, Bassett, Devins and Mahar. amc snowing no a''t Tindalc.

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