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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
PUTTING Of TEN
MAX ES NOVICE
EXPERT SEQUAL
Evans DepIores Conditions That
Permit Beginner to Top Drive,
Then Half or Win Hole.
BY Chick Evans.


Eclhng reader that Too
much premium il placed
unon nuttirro Many time
''''''' 10 NV WI" "N''"hH'''s 'i'P""
SIS, but while the personal side makes
ii more impressive. II is the general
nrircinIe that is mora ,yonortant
Nheh 4 payer win Two go"u sioiS
can win out against player with
from -four to six skilled strokes, In
Guiding one Of the two, surely undue
emphasis appears to he laid upon one
stroke.
Ii is not as IL putting was par
tcularly skilled shot, for it is the one
stroke in which the beginner fire.
puently eACels the expert. and 1t Is
impossible TO imagine the beginner
oNcelling IN any other stroke. The
tennis champion. the football star and
baseball expert rush into golf and
turn back discouraged before the diff
ticulty of the various strokes, but lit
tie children and beginners frequently
putt better than seasoned players. All
that any Of these natural players ap-
parently need to attain championship
honorS is to pdtch mp ms long game
to within two or three strokes Of his
expert opponent and then halve or win
the hole on the green
THINK of tho absurditv Of a nlaver
/ following a nerfect drive and a
perfect iron with missed mutt, while
his onpnnent TONS his drive. gets out
Of the rough on his second, puts his
I.t l. 4
holes bis putt for half Useless was
the long arrow flight Of the driven
ball. the perfect placing of the iron
shot. any sort Of scramble up to
the hole served If only one had a
streak of good putting after getting
there. In fact. n great deal of last
summers golf was strangely remi-
niscent of Croquet on tiny lawn.
Truly, there would be very little TO
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
Gary Matched to
Box Walter Little

CINCINNATI, OHIO. Jan. 10
Tommy Gary the Chicago light
weight, and Walter Little will clash
here tomorrow night in scheduled
ten-round bout. The boys have
agreed TO weigh 1875 pounds al 3
o'clock. Gary stopped Tommy Devln
last week
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
Jim Flynn Stops
Driscoll in Sixth

NEW YORK, Jan. 16-Taps was
sounded to-day for another white
hope" The victim was Jack Dris-
coll of. New York who was Knocked
out in the sixth round by Jim Flynn.
the Pueblo. Colo. fireman, last night.
Flynn believes his victory has broken
his hoodoo in New York, as he had
been unable to land a sleep producer
in loCal ring
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
Sheridan Outpointed
By Freddie Welsh

KANSAS CITY. Jan 16 Freddie
Welsh, British lightweight champion.
easily outpointed Mickey sheridan. Of
Chicago, in their ten round battle
here last night Freddie's CloVerneSs
was treat for the fans
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
BOXER OUT OF DANGER.

RACINE, WIS. Jan. 16.-JaCk Ra-
cier, welterweight fighter, who was
rendered unconscious after being
struck several low blows in a fight
with Barney Richter, Wednesday
night, is out of danger,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
DECLINES TO BE cANpIpArE.

NEW HAVEN. CONN. Jan 17-Be-
cause of the recent sudden death of his
wife. Major Louis +. Stoddard, of this
candidate for the American polo team,
which starts practice February 10. He
was considered a certain selection
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
BATES STICKS WITH REDS.

CINCINNATI. OHIO, Jan. IS
Outfielder Johnny Bates last nigh
signed a one-year contract to play
with the Cincinnati National League
team.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
PAPkE VS. THOMPSON

CHICAGO, J,l. 16.-Cyclone John
ny Thompson and Billy Papke hav
been matched to fight ten rounds mex
month.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
Weak, Nervous and
Diseased
Men
Permanently Cured

Or hughes Is
an an expert
enced Specialist,
who successfully
treats and per
man~ntlN cures
Blood Poison.
: kim Diseases.
Nervousness Var
! co Sc Veins.
Kidney and Bad
der Troubles oh
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
BROWN BEATS KAUFFMAN

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l7.-After a
laNoff of several months, Preston Brown
last night handed Benny Kaufman a
licking in a Surround bout.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
kETCHEL SHADES sIkoRA.

JACKSON, MICH, Jan 10 Eddie
Ketchel, Of Grand Rapids lded Paul
Sikora Of Detroit IN a ten round bout
here last night
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
Willie Decides TO Drop Manager After Signing Fight Rivers
RlTCHIE WRITES ABOUT HIS SPLIT WITH NOLAN

TnG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-19
GREATEST PROB 1IBTTION MEETINGS EVER
HELD IN RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
DIR. CANNON'S FORECAST OF
RESULT OF STATEWIDE ELECTION


letter issued BY the Virginia Local Self ASSOCIATION under date
ated by Mhen asked had comment make upon this state
ment, DR. Cannon said
we have received from county and city in the State which
reliable On the
which believe
Virginia
District and making
initiation which will be found
majority in favor of the continuance saloon
thoroughly disguised
with
will
ballots
ible majority from their districts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-19
Carolinians Thrill
Richmond Audience
Men From Old North State
Furnish Conclusive Evidence Of lmprov-
ed Conditions Under Statewide Prohibi-
ton and Resent ISLANDERS On State

Richmond
cnthuaaana
convictions The, passionate deeply rcse'fu -
pagn In
of
ven greater.
Robert Glenn for the stass
o ~
". of
the OF Impotence
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-19

acquisition and repression. One
builds up. the other destroys. The
p, ogress of society is measured ~
mans ability to acquire. but i -
also measured by his ability to te-s
press that which Is evil. THE prOh1-s
bition idea Is not new idea or tAe
product of superheated tulag1na-
ton. The prohibition idea was n11ks
promulgated on Sinai when God I'D
to Moses. Thou shalt not"
Here to Give Testimony.
There has been much Written
about Durham and much said. In
this meeting we are giving testtm0nY.
In my state when q witness IL cAlle4s
into court to give testimony NJ ~
made to swear that he will tell -
truth the-whele- truth and HetAiAHA
but the truth. Have these men told
that about Durham? That II what ~
am going to tell tonight
81 am not butting into politics aM
Virginia. but they struck me AE4e.S
Four things have been WRITTEN an004s
Durham that / want to take up.
man went there and stayed nve
and when he came away and Wxo6ME
up what he fonnd out he kneW
They say that more liquor II nQ1&S
In Durham now than before proAt44sa
ton. They say 200 gallons = dax 5M
sent in there I went to the exp3
office and the express agent told N4s
he had never shown his books ~ a3l3x
body, and that they have no naNk&
from him to show that amount ahtpu&
In. but accepting their figures Ats D
gallons day. that gives totAl %
a year OF $4,000 gallons. In 1904. tA4E1[
were twenty three bar-rooms IN 00A%
ham. and a saloon man who Wae NN
nected with one Of them told M 1MQ1
other day that they couldn't think Mxs
running saloon--pay taxes. help N Il
other expenses unless they sold thfl
three and a third gallons day.
twenty-three bar-rooms that wo0f& a
276,o00 gallons Of liquor sold II N
ham in the last year OF tho open 1MqGHH
Must Have Been Knowins Mams III
The man who can ma all ther@ r
about liquor In Durham In nve
ia KNOWN man. {s
They say we have enlarged thu
but they don't tell the whola tr1
and say that we have ENLARGED t&6S
churches, the factories, the AchOolos
manufactures, and that the t0WN
Durham ships out every year 80 Qs
900 worth of products. We have M
larged the citizenship and morA1ttysNMz
the town. II. $AS9S sAA@4|
Then they say we had 70 en11 ~
our express office to take care of
liquor that came In. The whoto a. S& II
wouldn't hold a. much liquor ~
single bar-room held In 1909 WNt
have other things shipped into p0xl
except liquor 1hey say ws had M
an extra room up town to ooOe1M
liquor, but why didn't they tn1aa&
whole truth. and say that II wA6
only at Christmas when all the
bears and toyA for the chjl6reN#N
coming into the regular ofncef
about Durham. HIT aid know
and some things that those q ri
have lvied there all our live
have found out yet. He muot
been 4 knowing man.
The nrst thing he saw 49,
got on the train and went
street WIS tho jail. He aAyS
OF Durham county has beeM Am1
under prohibitions. In 1863 N
voted out the saloon. ~
lcroWd Of men there who N4
viO!ate tho law ana Z crowd A&
who weren't goink ~ hAye
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-19

Evenings Special Featured
The special features of the evening
were rle addresses by Mayor Brog-
den, of Durham. and of Governor
speaking.
The meeting was opened with
singing by the large chorus choir
trained for these meetings. Several
selections were sung and as the
speakers took their place on the
stage a tremendous burst of applause
interrupted the music
Prayer wars offered by Rev. V. n.
Melton. and DIR. James Cannon. Jr.,
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League of Virginia. stated briefly the
purpose of the meeting. There
have been so many statements made
In certain papers concerning prohi-
bition in certain States that 1t seemed
best to have representative men from
North Carolina come to Richmond
and tell the people of this city race
to face Just what North Carolina
thinks about prohibition. / notice
that one of these papers seems to OBJ
tect to these gentlemen coming here,
and ] am not surprised that that
paper should object" tApplauseo
"wrile not surprised that these
papers should object to these gentle
men coming here. am surprised that
they do not object to the presence OF
Pleasant F. Holt of Florida. in this
city telling Richmond people what to
do, nor to the presence of his allies,
who have been engaged IN nlling the
columns Of certain papers with
imaginings concerning prohioiuon IN
other States"
Reads Letter From Daniels.
nr Cannon then read a letter from
uonorahle Josephus Daniels, secretary
NJ the navy. and native OF North
caro,ina which il reproduced else
where In the yyirginian this morning.
He read also letters from Senator #.
NJ simmons and Congressman Y. e.
webb. both OF which have been pub
lished in the virginian.
| DR.. Walter Lingel. Of the faculty OF
the Union Theological seminary. and a
native North Carelinian. was intro
| auced as the presiding officer of the
evening. He said: Il am happy to give
my testimony to help refute the SLAM
ders that have been printed about my
native State. l was brought up under
4 North Carolina wet" and l have re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-19
IN DEADLOCK
AFTER THE MOST.
BLOODY BATTLE
IN ALL HISTORY
Germans Resume Vigorous Or
fensive. Hurting Heavy Force
Against Allies
Artillery Duel
For Many Days
Opposing Forces North Of
Aisne Wearied by Six-Day
Conflict---Losses 7 CRITICAL
lies Assert That Their Lines
Are Intact

Paris. Sept. 10 fMidnight)-
The nations are deadlocked north
of the River Aisne, after the most
terrible artillery duel OF the
centuries.
sheer exhaustion and frightful
losses have checked assaults and
counter assaults all along the
hattie line frum north of Noyon
to Etaln. Tonight the armies OF
Germany and tho allies, after in
cessant fightinG for six days and
six nights. are seeking rest and
repairing losses.
Whatever of advantage has
been gained along the Atss1e In
the past twcnty-four hours rests
with the Allies, hut the sucxcAses
have bessn fndce1ravc and the Ger
rnana arow niAssing again Tor
stronger attack than over against
the French center
On the west OF the fMttlc line,
the English and French have
forced the army Of Won Kluck 70
give way In places. The German
center, now very powerful, VIVA
thrown back three times I'm it's
attempt to recapturc Rheims and
break the French center. On the
east of the main line of hattie. at
Montfaucon. the Germans are
standing rigidly.
The French people. awaiting with
caimness. decisive outcome. accept
the moderate statement OF the gov
eminent tonight that the situation OF
the allies IL favorable. The ofhciaI
issued at i1:o5 +. NJ.
was as follows:
There Is no change In the general
situation except that We have con-
tinued to advance on our LETT wing
and that the battle generally has
Gained down bit"
A little more detail was published by
the government in the ccmmunfQue OF
the afternoon. which was Issued nj
3:1l F. II. This WAS:
THE battle continued during the
day OF September IL" the communf-
cation says, along the front from the
River Oise to the Woevre without I'M
portant changes In the situation AT
any point.
..rirst-On our left wing. on the
heights to the north Of the River
Aisne, we have made slight progress
against certain points Three Of
fensive counter attacks undertaken by
the Germans against the English army
tailed. From Craonne to Rheims we
repulsed some very violent
executed during the
night. Tho enemy tried in vain to
take the ofkenGive against Rheims.
..second--On tho center. from
Rheims to the Argonne. tho enemy
has reinforced himself by constructing
fortincAtions and has
adopted a purely defensive attitude.
To the east Of the Argonne, In the
woevre district, the situation Is I'M
changed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-19
Cockade City Audience Wild
With Enthusiasm Over
Prominent Lawyers Conver-
sion
Great Audience
Hears Discussion
u. S. District Attorney r. n.
Mann. a. B. Bradsher, Fo.-
mer Carolinian. and G. c.
Wright. Finance Committee
Chairman. Speak
tBy stan Correspondent

Petersburg. Va, Sept 1S.--
Mere than twelve hundred per-
sons. who had crowded them
selves into the Academy of
Music, which has n seating ca
pacity OF little more tian l.ioV.
citeertsd themselves almost noarse
tonight, when at the close OF one
II the most enthusiastic proMbi-
ion gatherings ever held In the
state Of Virginia. William II. NC
Kcnncy, one Of the best known
ssaurn~,s In the State. who hve
v,say, aso In the hocnl option
n,m,nagn f,x.rx led the fight for
Nv. ls,eal us,ttoatsss, arose from
~ .,.at among the several nun
s,-s..i ~, tfc stage. 10 tell OF his
~,nyarsfs,,, IL the cause OF state
49, ~sss',ts,,,,r
...x .4.s.. a,,o- said Mr..
10 aayan.S.a 70
- xSs a.. s,ag.. n sne,ak
u,e isI'. -. IA rio, MO
ai'er . Iii 49,. ,..aa no,htu~
AiH y u".a 49,. ,.r, rs.sIs,nd I
lcft FOR hinl 10 40 Du. .
stAHa Oh 'i7 .,....s... a. h.,h.Ir
addressed "a gathering IN ieiaa
III the wet people. IL was IN u,e
sucal cpttcn campaign OF i"os'
II want " get that of my con-
science"
Grrat cheering interrupted him
ard II was so prolonged that 1t was
not unt.l IL was seen he was attempt
ins RI say more that the crowd be-
came st.n
.-,,,,z,,,,r-4,,x.r,,,4 ,,a,
hA%e come 70 '.s NV. mos,
rronieitien IS tne an ssp,r n,,r .oria
needed TO efaaisal.e .,ast a,,iis are,
system many o. rs scarss,, thonghf ,
years 0, stuus aiu 80 ,.han he wa.
Neciared Mt. Nsnsn''
peITt.tea 20 - $500, study am,
pentss. 49, az, a.. fnr tba hes,
aehpera,e lsio. ~ cnInmonwealth o,
sn,erests =, IN eity ~ Petersburg
Arsihia ana o. ,ns s' sna,,,a ha VIC.
ssatewiue pr u,s,
tcIigus nsAe 49,. -. ,, h., asked. ~,
what TEN nav ~ M Az. -, rsaxr.
~ ~ P1a ,sa,.aI,,a is the chief poin,
hue! Anu TesSnue e.. ,a,,,ida nrc.
OF when opp. .hesr nonoSition though
Eiuinon nas1 ncrsonal l,bertyl 10.
u.n sa,,a-rraent and prohibition
~ s..s rah,ht. ara used by the wei
49,
M. D.tv n Vote .sDpy,"
ar .aai ,hat Il 10 INV duty.' he con-
.,aa DO vote for statewide prohi.
s.,..s,, t,r n. hov" Ha then told that
-. ras /. SON who In August reached
~ ars ~ twenty-one years. This
$40 "a soid has zone oth0 univer-
si,,, ~ che rlottesyille. but that he WI
ynfnrn 10 PetersbulE next Tuesday &c
CAsT his first vote.
.sWithnut the subject ever having
heen mentioned 10 him in our home,
Nays before leaving. said that he vii
.ix ~ pnfa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-19
COMPARISON AND CONTRAST
Secretary Josephus Daniels Local Self Government

Association
The Tumper the campaign issued under the auspices of the
Local Self Government Association, declares that
"The eight States that ninaly dry admit through their
State and city officers and through their representative citizens that
thelaw is failure"
Again the Trumpeter
SIN the remaining that nomnaly dry" cond
tons unsatisfactory that only question of time before
they, too will abandon the Statewide law
oushed Of the North whom President wilson bono bv
making him the which
meeting here
THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY,
Washington Sept. II, 1914
Ny Dear Responding about the workings of State
The question of Statewide prohibition submitted to the Of
May
the following January
nearly $4,000 has, therefore, been operation nearly eight Dur
years operations
and cities the but
past there has acceptance the act that there
hen any party organized for ropenng the method
putting ban the sale manufacture Of ntoxnt in North Carolina
This conclusive proof Of two things: First That big majority Of the
eheerfuly the law change it.
platforms party
organization made the to in their State
platform unanimously adopted the 18th Of June of this
sWe stand for the strict UNFOLDING laws prohibiting the
sale and manufacture Of Intoxicating LIQUORS in the enforcement
which great has been made We made glad by the
that that
bring rapidly decreasing
meeting Of the Democrats the State
North Carolina,
the Democratic State declarations which
wished incorporated in the PLATFORM the matter Of law enforcement
suggested the following:
I'VE stand for the strict unfolding Of laws prohibiting
Of which great progress has been made VI are made glad BY the
evidence that both drinking and and the that
North stand example
monwealh free of the of alcohol
On August e there held large meeting Of the North Carolina
Farmers convention Raleigh 1t OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-19

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(continyed On secon1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-05
We never close. Abbott's
Garage. Phone 415.
SOPCHOPPY.

Sopchoppy, April 4.-The Holiness
meeting at the NJ. z. church continues
to attract crowds.
Roy Ashmore of Ben Haden, spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Don Mcleod returned Tuesday
to her home in Carrabelle, after n
pleasant visit to relatives and friends
in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Acorn were
pleasant callers here Sunday.
Our little city has been filed with
travelling men for the past several
days.
Walter Ashrnore of Hilliardville. Is
in the city on business.
Miss Verna Green spent Sunday with
homefolks.
Miss Cornelia Mckenzie has finished
her school at Curtis Mills, and is
spending q few days with friends be-
fore going to her new home at Con
ZaleZ.
Married at Apalachicoia last Tues
day, Mr. Walter Revells of this place,
and Miss Matte Vent Of Apalachicola,
Dude" Harms left Friday to accept
position as bookkeeper at a mill
near Pensacola
Mrs. Ralph Casaw Of Crawfordville
is attending the meeting here guest OF
Mrs. Alcorn.
The Misses Walker Of Crawfordville.
was the guest OF Mrs Syfert Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. Mccormick, route agent for the
express company, was business Wis
itor here THURSDAY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-05

Miss Kate CoIey has returned TO her
home here after teaching at Cottage
Hill the past winter.
T. B. Parsons of Montgomery, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Miss Ella Douglas, who is in train
ing at Touro Infirmary, in New Or
leans, is spending her vacation here
with her mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Douglas.
b. A Bowman returned Thursday
from a business trip to Chicago,
G. G. Grfce visited Pensacola Satur-
day night.
B. Fl. Smith spent Sunday at Brew
ton.
Mrs. 3. A. Bowman visited Fiona
ton Thursday
Mrs. Walter Martin of Brewton, is
spending this week with her husband
here, who is having veneer mill
erected at this place.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-05

talk of her having been made i'll be-
cause of her strenuous objection to
her youngest daughters engagement
TO Secretary McAdoo, owing to the
great discrepancy in their ages, is
quite without substantiation. Mrs.
Wilson is now almost herself again.
President Wilson has been the re-
cipient of many congratulations late
ly on the Sact that his recent visit to
a famous oculist in Philadelphia de-
monstrated conclusively that his
trouble with his eyes was owing to
nothing more serious than not wear
ing the proper lenses in his glasses.
DR.. DeSchwen:tz declared MT. Will
sons sight to be excellent.
Miss Eleanor Wilson and her fiance,
Secretary McAdoo. were among those
who attended the last hop at FNrt
Meyer The happy pair were sur
rounded by their many friends at the
fort who wished to extend their fell
citations on the recently announced
engagement.
Kills Two Birds With One Stone.
The new solon from Georgia, the
Hon. Frank Park, has introduced
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-05
BLUFF SPRINGS.

Bluff Springs. April 4.-Lee Waters
of Pensacola, was a business visitor
here Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. jeff Grant and baby
of Bagdad, are the guests Of Mrs.
Grants sister, Mrs. Will Douglas.
Earl Parker left Monday for Mont
gomery, where he has accepted a po-
sition.
G. r. stanton visited Century Tues
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-05

resolution to acquire by purchase GER
tain northern states in Mexico for the
purpose of settlement by the colored
races OF the United States. He would
thus solve both the negro question and
the Mexican embrogiio at one and the
same time. Mr. Parks ingenious plan
caused much merriment in the house,
and the guards had trouble in silenc-
ing the laughter in the crowded gall
leries.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-05

Mr. Raniny. auditor for the A. & #.
railroad. was registered at the Revells
hotel Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ashmore have re-
turned from the markets, where they
have purchased their large stock of
summer goods.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-05

The Misses Mcleod of Crawfordvillc,
attended the meeting here last Sunday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-05

Ford parts in stock. Alb
bolts Garage. S. Baylen St.