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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09
oKDER FOR HEARING UPON.
APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE

The above styled proceeding having
been on the 9Th day Of November 1919.
referred 10 me as Special Master to as
certain and report the facts upon the
application of 5. 5. Harrison party to
SAID proceeding, for discharge in bank.
ruptcy: Now on this Sth day of Nov.
1913, upon reading the foregoing petit
don, 1t is ordered that hearing be had
upon the same on the 9th day of De
cember, 1919, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. be
lore me as Special Master aforesaid at
my office in the city of Ardmore, in said
district; that notice of said hearing be
mailed to all known creditors and other
persons in interest. and published in
the designated newspaper in the county
of Carter, the county of the bankrupts
residence, and in said district; that said
creditors and persons in interest ap-
pear at said time and place and show
cause, if any they have, why the pray
er Of the petitioner should not be grant
ed.
In witness whereof l hereunto sey
my hand as Special Master, this Sth
day of November 1919.
J. c. THOMPSON,
Special Master,
Ardmore Oklahoma.
Published in Daily Ardmoreite Nov.
g. 1919.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09
TUBERCULOSIS
AllDIllcN
OKlnulgee,

The most feared Of all diseases alarm
ingly increasing Ignorance of disease
responsible for majority Of cases.
We all have Tubercle Bacillus within
us, awaiting its chance to develop in
our weakest place, which is usually
the lungs.
symptoms appear years in advance of
disease, though so insignificant seldom
needed. Statistics show victims of Tu.
berculosis are usually advanced in dis
ease from two to ten years before aware
Of its presence. pronounced an open
or active case)
Are you a candidate for the disease?
Chronic coughs, colds and catarrh are
results Of blood poverty, which breaks
your natural resistance, permitting the
tubercle bacillus chance to attach.
Consult your Doctor regularly for eX-
animation Occupation, habits, food
and climate very important both in pre-
venting and treating disease You re
cover from numerous sickness that
leave the lungs weakened, such diseases
are termed the forerunners of Tuber-
culosis. Sexual Matters and Ncnereal
Diseases important factors.
Send $1OO for statistics which will
prove Indispensable, both for preven-
tion and treatment Of disease.
DENVER TUBERCULOSIS STATS
TICAL BUREAU,
Address DENVER r. $. BUREAU,
SIS 621.20 st. Denver. Colo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09
AUCTION

On Thursday, November goth, we will
hold our first weekly AUCTION SALE
OF Horses and Mules. at the Oklahoma
National Stock Yards. in the Horse and
Mule Department We expect to have
at this sale quite a number of good
buyers from the South and Southeast,
and we would appreciate very much i
consignment from you for this sale
either OF good fat Mules, or fat South
an Horses and Mares We are sure
I've can get them sold for you at prices
that woill be advantageous to you
We expect to make this AUCTION a
part of our market. and a permanent
institution. We realize that the aver
age Horse and Mule Dealer in Okla
homa has to ship his stock to some
other state for market, and we feel
that we can handle your stock just as
well, if not better with our facilities
and outlet.
We are also in the market mt this
time for good regulation Cavalry Horses
and can guarantee you a good price for
one that will join.
Write, wire or phone US at our expense
what you will have and when you will
ship. Don't be afraid to ship your stock
as we will sure have a market for them.
OKLAHOMA CITY STOCKYARD
HORSE AND MULE COMMISSION co.
Ga
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09
Board of Commissioners Asks the
Cooperation of Farmers in Giving
Carter County Best Roadsin Oklahoma

The board of county commissioners
Of Carter county is planning TO give
this county the best lateral or neigh.
borhood roads of any county in the
state. The funds for doing this work
viii be raised by issuing township bonds
by vote ur the pcople of the different
townships of the county.
The money so raised is not TO be
used on The state highways but viii
be used to build cross country roads
leading to schools. gins. churches and
into the main highways that run across
the state. In doing this work creeks
will be bridged and low and marshy
lands will be hard.surfacod
The elections will be called to be held
about the 10th day of December. and
the commissioners ask that farmers in
each locality begin their activities now
to organize their road clubs and to be
able to give the commissioners every
cooperation in the building of these
reads.
The taxes in the city of Ardmore will
rot be affected by these elections as
the expense will be borne by the town
ships of the county.
Information has been received that
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09
NOTICE or SALE OF REAL.
ESTATE BN GUARDIAN

In the matter of the estate of Ralph
j. chatham, minor No. rs.
Notice is hereby given in pursuance
of an order of the County Court of the
County of OlInulgee. State of Okla
homa, made on the 3lst day of October
1873, the undersigned guardian Of the
estate at Ralph J. Chairman, minor
Will sell at public or private sale to
the highest T. ider subject to confhna-
tion by said court on Tuesday. the
25th day Of November. A. d.. 1919. at
10 o'clock, a. m, at the county court
room, Okmulgec, OKLA. all the right,
title and interest of said minor. Ralph
j. chatham, in and to the following
described real estate situated in Carter
county, state of Oklahoma to-wit:
The y l,2 of the NE IA of the
w Ia, ana the NE Il of the
NV il Of the NV IA of section
"a, all IN township south, range
west, containing 80 acres more
CT less.
SAID real estate will be sold on the
Cash in hand.
LIDS Tor the purchase thereof must
be rhade in writing and must ne filed
in the County Court or delivered to the
undersigned at Okmulgee, Okla, care
of a. l.. j. Meriwerter, 6O2 East Main
ST., accompanied by 10 per cent Of the
bid the guardian reserving the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated this 4th day OF November,
1919.
EMMA w. ADAMS,
Guardian Ralph j. Chatman.
A. i. j. MerMether
Attorney,
.-.-------n 1
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

WORK done, travel win be easy and
pleasant i'm any portion of Carter coun-
ty and road clubs will be organized in
each community to look after the up.
keep Of these roads,
As q result Of such Improvements
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

every acre Of land should be worth
more. Country life will be hany times
more pleasant, and there will never be
a. season Of the year when farm pro
ducts cannot be hauled TO the markets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09
LOCO PRISONERS or REDS
HAVE DIED OF STARNATION

Helsingfors, Thursday, Nov. "a Dol
shevik report received through Ger
man sources says that $50 of the 1000
inmates of Kresty Prison in Petrograd
have died Of starvation. Eight thou
sand fugitiyes, according to Hesing-
fors newspapers, have arrived at the
Finnish front from the Petrograd dis
trict.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

Immediate delivery on automobiles. See
our ad. Western Motor co. Phone
9S5. ADV.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

Celebrate the first anniversary Of the
armistice by insuring the public health
of your community Answer the Red
Cross Roll Call.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-11-09

Ardmoreite WANT ADS bring what
you want
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-02
Unusually Attractive
Dining Room Suites

are now being shown and we urge any
one considering dining room furniture to
come and see them. Come, even if you
plan to buy in the future, it will be time well
spent.
In period designs, Queen Anne and
William and Mary are very popular Fin
ished in American walnut or mahogany,
they add distinctiveness and beauty to any
dining room.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-02
MOLINE PEOPLE
READY FOR .4TH
Leaders Announce Everything Set
and Hope Good Weather
Prevails.
Especial Moline service.l

All plans for Moline5s Independ-
ence day celebration have been
completed and the one great hope
that the committeeman now have
is that fair weather twill prevail
throughout the day. All details
were decided upon last night at
the committee meetina held at the
Moline city hail.
Parade plans have been COM
pIeted and the line offs march has
been announced. Band, concert
will start at Prospect park at 1880
in the afternoon. At 2a30 the pa
triotic program will open in the
park pavilion. Community singing
will be led by Jones r. Hood,
there will be an address ably Harry
Atwood of Chicago, ands exercises
in tribute to the flag.
From to in the afternoon
there will be a programs of sports.
Thrift stamps will be given as
prizes in the contests.
Dancing will be in the park pa
vflion in such hours that will not
hinder with the scheduled pro-
gram. About O'Clock will see the
start of the gigantic fireworks dis
play.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-02
CHAMBER TO GET
RAIL REFERENDUM
fspecial Moline Service. }

Moline Commercial club board of
directors will receive the United
States Chamber of Commerce ref
erendum devoted to railroad Iegis :.
lation next Monday, at the monthly
meeting of that board.
The referendum which is. being
conducted by the central COM
mercial body through clubs
throughout the nation, is obtaining
an expression among commercial
organizations upon government
ownership and operation of trans
portation lines with comprehensive
regulation.
Ten propositions, all relating t.
management and control of rail
lines and rate establishments are
included in the referendum. Briefly
the committee will determine ma
tional sentiment, not only upon con-
tinuance Of the present method but
whether or not early return of the
roads is favored.
The rate situation will also be
discussed by the local committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-02
You Are Always Welcom

No whether this merely who is
around who has made their mind buyyou alV
his coupled with
going this store for nearly half century,
We believe you will like t-and you ito any
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-02
Overstuffed Tapestry
Living Room Furniture

lis one real big comfort that is not so ex-
pensive as one might think before investi-
eating
The fact that we are selling more over
stuffed pieces than ever before convinces us.
that our showing must be right-both as to
quality and price.
Stop in, we believe you will be surprised
to know how reasonably they are priced
and how well they are constructed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-02
POLICE SHOOT A
HORSE DOOMED TO
DIE OF INJURIES

Police officials were forced to
shoot a horse yesterday afternoon
which was struck by an automo-
bile
The animal, belonging to Mike
Raymond of Milan, was grazing on
Thirteenth street, between Fourth
and Fifth avenues. In backing
away from the curb, the horse was
struck by a car, sustaining a
broken leg and other injuries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-02
THREE DIRECTORS
PROTEST PAVING.
Especial Moline service)

1t sprobable that Moline city
court will be filed with directors
tomorrow to the Fifteenth street
paving project that the city coun-
Gil has approved
Three property owners, A. S.
Kunkel, Clara Cleveland and w. C.
Wilson, have filed petitions asking
that Judge G. o. Dietz do not APP
prove the ordinance and the as
sessment rolls prepared by Com
George Carlson.
The project includes paving on
the south extremeties of Four
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-02

It is a mistake to delay when
you really need q new refrigerator.
1t not only means you areswasting
ice, but IL also means you are run
ming a chance of spelling or faint
ing foods.
If you need a new refrigerator
stop here and ask us why you need
the AUTOMATIC.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-02

tenth and Fifteenth streets and
short intersecting avenues in the
southern part of the city.
The project is very large and
will call for the expenditure of
more than $4,000. Directors have
secured attorney sand a lengthy
legal battle is expected. James
Johnson, city attorney, will appear
for Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-02
e. MOLINE COUNCIL.
PAY ALL employees
Especial Moline Service)

East Moline city council met in
special session last night They
decided to pay the city employees
before the Fourth of July and also
to put lights on the Seventh street
hill, the new government addition.
Work on the lights will be started
imIa ediately. All city officials
were paid this morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-02
ExTRADTTION ORDERED.

Springfield, ILL.,, July Govern
or Frank o. Lowden today issued a
requisition for the extradition to
Cairo, ILL.,, of Garnett Kaufman,
now under arrest in Jefferson City.
Mo, who is wanted on the charge
of emDezzling $685. from the Postal
Telegraph and Cable company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-07-02

AID the news all the .ime-The
Argus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-09
cuAI-rrn WI.

NJ only n could talk 10 Manviilc.
tell him how J felt. perhaps he would
hr different. Hut I never argued with
him and ~ the weeks and months
plasad I learned not TO express AN
opinion. Really. had not done ~ 60
any extent since ! had married him.
Yet ! often rcbeiicd. often felt like
telling him N n not fair, that l
should have something 10 say now
that I wns "a married wou1uu.
He had taken a dislike 10 Harriet,
the maid. She wa Young, bright,
and her quaint speech and bright
ince wVrc often a pleasure 10 me
"lahRve discharged Harriet. ] viii
advertise for another mnld.'
10 told me his ~ he ieft the house
one morning I had wondered whit
he was saying to Harriet. but did not
Imagine he wna d~iaChnrEinr her
"Oh. MnnVilic, she was 20 nice.
what did you discharro her forf
What had she done -
~ discharged hor because I thought
" host That was 40. After ho lrrt
Tor the office I cried "a little. But
said nothing 90 him about u. neither
did 7 object whcn he sent me r. mnd;
"a plain featured who suihcd
aud WIS generally disirrccnhle I
/ newer know why he discharged IInr.
riot when 7 fplt bitter ! Imagined
vet TO be- honest Z now do not really
think thnf wnE The reason : hnvr
rrown wiser and am SUR that while
Nnnville hroukcd no Questioning ni
hia actions he niso was not spitcfui
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-09
THE REVOLT OF SUSAN HYDE
ah "a e.
An Unusual story Of Unusual courtship and Marriage.
BY CAROLYN BEEcHEa

Harriet had probably argued with him
mnnd.
: had seen June Cabot often. DC.
caHionaily We would lunch together
either az her home or mine. once in
blue moon we would meet nt "a quiet
little restaurant In the shopping dis.
ttict aud chat over tea aud cakea
Manviilc never had objected 10 our
intimacy although he had once again
declined dinner Invitation at their
hoase. and refused 10 allow mo 20 70
without him hut WINS foolish
enough day to tell him 81 our oe-
%casionhl visits 10 the restaurant. ite
az once forbade me 10 40 there again.
Home " the place for you To-
lunch, ur " YOU like 10 go to Mr.
Cnhct'a homo I have no objections
hut o viii please not visit public
What was the uEo9
A fcw DAYS n~fterwnrd 7 found OFT
he had n rc1son for not wanting mo
10 30 20 that restaurant Mrs. Nor
Ton called. D said something OF
having heard ! iunrhed fhrro.
Yes Mrs Cabot - dear friend 81
mine n riri from home. ana I have
-omoiimoa gone In there when shop
ping"
rhat uaseto be n fsvorite pineo
Tor Vour husband and Ruth Markham
10 meet Huppore thcv never 70
there now be- o. married" Tha insf
sn mailuiousiY that 7 scarcely know
whnt 10 s1y although I resented her
tone
"Nrs Nrfkhnm is on Ola frfond ~
Nv tYdc's " he wtshrH 90 lunch
with her { don't see any harm iu it.
I TO Nou7"
~ Won dou't mind 7 nm sure no
~ cleo slpuli nut NOT every You've
wife would ho so rumplnrcuf Ruth
Markham BE- n wondrrfuiiv fHurtuHt.
ing creature 7 don't uke her tut
% hHs o. ndfnli thHf she is attractive
especially to men,
NJ pride hal kcui mo from riyInr
wHV untN Mrs Norton hort but whom
alone 7 she'd n Tow bitter tcnfs De-.
rfuso Of tho thuught thnf sn simple De-
I pleasure ta launching nt re- restaurant
with June cabot WIS 20 hr dUuiad me-
FOR Tho Hnic ~ Hnmo sentiment bore
lHpH which NV husband entertained
lDrHuse fhn uinro wnr HagntInfn1 ir
his mind WITH Hrother woman nr Do
'Husr d. wished tu meet hor There iH
IH hu1 before Wp we're married.
2 had horn married nearly t ~
vhru ihr knowledge came tu mo hlf
= wIH to hreums H mother How Z
frI0IrHI how hHupv WINS in thr
fHnu.Nf should have something uf
rN Ntr own something which hs
lHnr"i iH nr = hnuod DO wnuld if H
Tfr. su fNIi 2 could EIfr hrr u iltDIt
UIWr Hnf drraa hU" uHrfttN itI
moe i'l MfH.IlIr for re- iorr fimr %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-09

Daring ne pssf week spring has
tuut again - TIE winter worn f1sth
~ warm flo1tIh< sunshine. IN nfIit
pp<hrofln< bI4d<s 81 nrrss. IN swell
tn4 tuts nnd n trf4Ina ieHHEaI IN
iisyv rr~<ipine tnitsf q neE naiid-
ina rfT1r.
And again old kbnss Fraser N nv.
Ma uuf.uisiffrI armcf1tf. TOO ruMfeti
soWe Tor he shallow doorstep 10 hold
uat Httiux NJ ~ t.4 sonny ttrAn
Of FROM yard. Ne wore be ofercQat,
- couF-e EInlra's h<tsy t'anftt
shawl rur whipped about his lcrr FOR
taprobe. 6-<@ Irarh worsIed cap
snnt AGesilne had knitted s~nssiopea
Tho nsas das ne had been allowed"
% ~ oNf q flare 81 M had anls
mated HE dull pes n hts tired
smile. like The iiifIs squirt OF tempo.
ran Interest noticeable whenever the
doctor changed hia medicine. But thia
VA the alxM day, and a. The old
man hlankly stared a. me long
stretch % couhllf lo4A before hlM
the raalurg land on the other ells
Of the snake fence. the blur of woods
beyond. there was = most horvd ca
preston upon hls facs The aitilns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-09
ALAMEDA DYKE WORK
STARTS JUNE FIRST,
TO COST THOUSAND
State Engineer Approves Appro-
priaiiOn Of $4,000 Prom Rio
orande Improvement Fund.
County VIII Seek Right of Way

DR. ~ X. wylder. chairman ~ iu'
county commission. was untifirr fcs-
frrdHy that the state engineer hAi ~
proved AN appropriation ~ tfone
from the Rio Graudv improvement
fuud. % apply ON TIE recunHtrurflnil
OF the main dyke uf Alamrln WhiCh
turns the purse ~ tho hin Hrlndc
away from Albuquerque and OFT OF
thousands Of acres 81 farming lanus
The plan calls Tor o. practical rchutia-
Ing of the DIXIE. at "a cost % approx
msteif 5000. according Ca csiimuier
made hy County Engineer Edmunn
Ross and santa DE- railroad cuginocfH
who consulted with him Boz the work
The county commissioner VIII FIRST
seek r. right uf wHy ahout TOO fDoi
Wide Tor tho length 20 D. dyke,
which b. "a little % than one mile
They viii then authorize huildluF uf
% g0-foot roadway along tho entire
cre-t Tho result ~ this work VIII De-
20 make tho Alameda dyke re- rrrmnn-
eut structure and Co. uhNiufc eKpcnre
OF its repair Tor years 60 come
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-09
n EVENING STORY


what forg"
s-l.srausr. replied the fodder IN a
SLOW and ruiemn voice. y am ur'd
ana slrn Of always mindinr. Don't
,es ever snnt 70 Do thing Q aren't
rou better hslisvc I do3~ emphaii-
calr nnsrcred Abner.
yesnrsen why don't Q run sway
Too shsks IN the les, on" 70.
Piled frarer with q hollow little
l.peh. N ,ou know what that
Y.e-a- said she boy, arcr due
thoasht "a know. Fceline a. " YOU
we're golne 70 fold up sudden. The
rnsa nes'mnnS aes 49, 10Y
But Your LEGS needn't keep you from
running away" he coaxed You eau
hold tight TO my hand 20 you won't
faii-
Tpats extremely Kind o. YOU"
eail lns I'D nan
"come on theni~ cried the child
eaECrly tuEsinE n the blanket shawl
There isn't anybody looking"
~ that moment a aIltcff streak OF
squirrel naahed across the road and a
bird pcrchcd o. tho snake fence burst
iuto ronr-nnd Ike the stir Of waters
In the heart Of an icehound creek o.
the sudden leap Of aap IN n gnarlci
old lrcc. the spirit Of daring and adj
venture bounded aEain IN Amer
Fi1serH slurrieh veins
Hand Ia hand. the runawnya sneak
ed "a The open eatc y stole steal
thily up ue ccuutFy ,oad' the shahy
Old icaa and the very short ones easily
failing into the same SLOW hut eager
pacp. the SINE impish, twinklinl,
triumph 81 the wrinkled old face and
the chubby chlld "
beyond danger of watching win-
doua they lnhonoualy climbed the
suie and. keeping their respectful dts
lance from the Jones COW. tco tho
path that pointed like q Ions. INN
fnner. straight TO the heart Of ths
woods.
oni, oncc ala the chnd's hand
loosen IL TIGHT hold on the old mans
AT the excited moment when the hoy
discovered tho nfpt Wild flower I
picked ID for you" he hcamed. pre-.
senfinr u ~ though n priceless sem.
and with tromhlInG fingers old Aunei
fastened ~ in the lapel 81 his coat
In tho woods the laughing water,
Of a creek. swollen with melted nov
bounded down from the hills 10 meet
them.
n tell you what let's do, propose
the boy "irf'a 40 nshlnri"
Hut We haven't any fishing poles. q
stupidity OF Erected the Old man.
What's the ues Of fishing poles
ncornfally replied sunny Dixon
when o can make believe EN- %
easy"
50 side hv side they sat on n ior
n fished In the crcek-R very slim.
and wohbly willow wand held Over
tho waters clutchcd IN a SMALL club.
by fist a hickory stick swaylnE ~
and down In an old mans bis. enaricd
hand.
Have you had a bite. Abg" soberl,
inquired the younrster.
Well. not a bite exactly" soberiy
replied the old man More what
YOU might call a nibbie. Have you
DlNonT"
Not yct." said tho y~ounVstsr. 'bui
there's AN awful nice whale. "a short
dirty nnrcr pointed 20 q small min.
now-t that looks like Il wa swim.
ming my waN,"
once when I wna a how and went
fishing began Old Ahnrr frtztr
And suddenly Il spell Of enrhnnt'
ment held the whole world. to woodi
ana the creek. whale and minruW.
u might have been an hour later
u might have been two-when aui
pair OF ~runaVaays very slowly. yer,
reluctantly. turned homewnrd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-09
a vAlvanlr ne q COZ THar
Stiovlo 1nLr raE DusFteS GAME

straight rleht lcE. which would pre-
sent the dipplnr ~ tho rirht shoulder
or. af least. make a. awkward % q.
30. and when anything hacpmes hhrd
a. do n soon ceases TO be "a habit
10 was Pipe Follett cdiios Or Ntl.
Illustrated. who called my atteh,l"
a. the straight right leg. ulthoufh
remembered then % having read u IN
thr book on golf written by jaime.
uraid. urnid recommends a. ana ~
must follow that nrnid does a.
other leading pros have not men.
toned ~. and there b. no nuh thh'
some ~ them. aud some % the Yer,
best ones. too. bond their right Knee.
uut for ihorc who want 10 learn y,
play accurately or want a httle wv
that Will help them correct theii
swing / rurrcst that they try keep
inr the right les straight THIS VII
then prevent the dropping 81 M
rrht shoulder. which might Toe o
hard fault to correct unless some
Ulnr uke this was ~sueFoatcd,
Does u not stand % reason tina
n tho right lex b. straight IN" chance
tor missing tho ball are less thai
with M player WIS bends his knee
The man who bonds hts knrr mus
bend ia exactly the same each tim'
ar his club ia not going TO connsc'
properly with the ball.
Tnr tho high maahie pitch one d
likely to he more successful with
straight right leg than with q ben
knee.
snne golf enthusiast ponucd M
following lines.
ono thine IL certain. and aii tho rec.
IT. lies.
Keep che right ice straight the bal
forever flies