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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

Mp. Weaver. Factory Representative
CHATTER OAK STOVES.
VIII Be here an week 90 give every as
slsrance 70 our cuElomerE-
EOUTL-MOORE FURNITURE CO.
lll ~ stanton Sc
MONTANA STREET BUNGALOW.
SIX large rooms. hardwood floors. zttrac-
tive interior; there is basement. heat
ing plant and garage, ? fun lots, Tor quick
HENRY b. STONE & COMPANY.
Phone 1854 80 Caplea Bldg
CLOSE IA-Five room cottage With ga
rage and servants room en- back. on paved
street. paving paid. house IN excellent con
dition. for only $3.50 $500 cash. balance
az rate CT $50 per month. incluciur Inter-
est. this O. a splendid buy. call WIZ Mari.
JAMES i. MARI a COMBANN.
EealtorE
Phone $3.50. 9cf san Antonio.
"A REAL HOME
-Four room bungalow, glassed In sleep
ing porch and breakfast room, hard
wood floors throughout heating
plant garage. chicken house and yard,
lawn, flowers and vines. close to car
line and paved street. liberal terms.
Be sure TO see this.
Gail BROWDER with
III. P HADFIELD q COMPANY
Realtors.
Ph. 1873 4os First Nat. Blk Bldg.
GROOM HOUSE, $500
located in Grandview, Block and half
froE Dyer ST., on Fit. Bliss car line.
VIII take $500 cash, balance terms.
See Mckeuuy.
RIO GRANDE REALTY CO.,
los Texas Street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

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LADK's winter coat size s. so. P
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29


DR. y. p. EANN-Denuslry e ure-Ha-
prices. weekly payments y desired. Offlce
corner NJ Stanton and Myrtle. over Thorn
hlirg. Florist Phi f17F.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

- looms ? % 1l1lTl0-l-I IT,
rrrhI- rara-e chicken yard. cement front
.7-ivrnr~ rcwers. vines. every thing nice.
can handle with $500 cash payment ana
500 rrr month. I'VE have many more up
THT-ETaTE COMMISSION CO.
err-sl1 Two He1rtlics Life BldE-- Eh-z5-l-
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Electrical

2 BPPUs s ELECTRO o co. 9 electrical
wiring and repair work better work yea
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WINDOWS and doors, a bargain 1921
Man1ana, PHI 1lll.
LADY's fur trimmed coat. sizs IS Pb-
522E
SEWING machine gone wrong for repair
ingl Ph 6l31J. Cherry.
BLACK and silver evening gown. also
gray six street dress and black satin
pumps. PHI f27f.
SIX rooms OF furniture. all OF by piece.
dishes and Elndlus wood Pm ffl9
FOR sALE-A Few uncalisd for suits
Dundee Woolen Mis-. 30 san Antonio.
FOR sALE-Two large fire and burglar
safes, show and vail cases. store fixtures
pianos suns. to9 y Overland
NOKEs OF crochet tatting and spanish
lace, drawn work and hand made goods
lla ~. Qe1oa between Texas and 1lyrte-
NAVAJO HUGS-Guaranteed genuine In
dian handmade. an WOOL rare wcaves and
designs. beautiful r1lcrings. new. Mrs.
EaitleL 1t Palms Court.
APPLES APPLES
Direct from the orchard TO the consumer.
Phone 5879W.
FIFTEEN foot counter IN first class con-
dltiou, bargain for quick SALE also have
small flreproof safe for sale Address u
So care Herald.
FAR1IERs-We have a supply Of Stacked
lime. just the thing you want for your
soil, come and take DC away. IT'S yours
Tor the asking El paso Headlight Gau
VIZ Co. ISIS p Mlssouri. Phi s9i.
We Buy, WE SELL. WE EXCHANGE
furniture. stoves sewing machines. etc.
STAR FURNITURE co.
800 2. San Antonio Phone 1155.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

TENE1IENIs FOR SALE.
TIE BEST INCOME R8OPERTT
n FL EAsO.
II room tenement, income f6-11-
Price, $500.
20 room tenement income $500.
Price, $500.
40 room tenement, income flgt.E1.
Price, a11-500.
60 rcom tenement income g1f651.
Price. g2I.591.
50 room tenement. income 91f5.01.
Price. f25,50a.
There win be no more tensnsnts
built
Thlnk this over. what e means
LEE NEWMAN.
Tenement Specialist.
COS s. II Plso.
Phone fG1A
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MRS. CuONLA-s1las shop % hand made
articles. 119 d. Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

COEnrERCIsI. rtrtis-s--. 49, 49,
briefs and loose Leaf suuullez society
printing. DEAL PR1NTING CO.. re-
zerlsE Msrss 11l q. clmpbefI Pm sl5E
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

COSTUMES FOR DANCES ana theatrIcai
performance Tor rent Apply at I1c5 r.
Rio Grandc. Fh. 1lidW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPonTTEIEyr.
Class lealous Tuesday and Thur1day eve
ll1Fa, % SEQ. Codllon Kan Pa 2g1o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

~ AAaNA seven
Tillya-KnlEht. 1913 model Tor
lots or small bungalow about
sane vliues this car has been
confined % Us 70 trade
WALTERS & DURHAM.
go W. san Antonio. Phone 499s-
TOR EECHANGE-Eduity IN cosiagsI for
lots or auto, small tracts Of land about
seven miles down the valley on paved
road. for buncalow: business property and
tenements for improved valley farms "a
acres. rear Faoos y. H. Tor lots or cot
tages; 80 acres q iend az Alarnosa. Cole.
water rights paid, for El Paso property;
$50 acres down che valley on paved read.
about IS miles from FL raso. suitable for
cotton or alfalfa. for business property
80 acres near Clint IS acres IN pears.
good room adobe house. al has been
On cultivation. fer cottage or lctas several
cottages for sale. small CASH payments
and easy MONTH payments: new room
bungalow, very desirable sunset HalEdtls
". N. CARL.
500 caplss BLDG. Phone IS ara $50.
For Sale or Exchange
DO YOU want 70 buy. sell OF exchange
that old furniture or sewing machine for
YOUNG FURNITURE co.
1oI s. stanton ST
Seeds and Plants
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HAIRY PERUVIAN and Fancy American
Alfalfa Seed W. d. WISE SEED co.
BULBs-Chinese LILY. Narccissus. Hya-
cinths. tulips. Jonquns and Freesias-
W. D. WISE SEED CoMPANY.
HTACINTH jars. vases etc. OF imported
Danish kERAlfTK WARE
W. ID. WISE SEED COMPANY.
TURKEY RED. Early Baart and Burbank
super Wheat Seed for fail planting.
". y WISE SEED C0MPANY.
Auction Sales
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WALTER A. WILLIAMS, AUCuONEElf,
ton House VIII handle sales in or cut
q town 0ffice hour. $40. 12-2. SIS.
For Sale-Furniture
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DOUBLE bed. complete. singer sewing
FOB sAIE-Coal range and livins room
FOR sALE-Coal heater. 25l7 fremont.
LIVING room set. almost new. Cali after
s pm. 3403 AlamoEordo. IA. 2o0t.
FOR sALE-Three rooms furniture. house
lor rent Call Evenings. l52 Noble.
FOR sALE-Turniture OF & room house. /
good CONDITION. Sos Mountain ay
FOR SALE-complcte furnishings Of
room Bungalow Pm. oQ9L
TWO good mattresses. q pillows 9 rugs
and ehalrs and sanitary cot. Ph SIR |
or used furniture To- Mex
.co- Ph. IlAf. ask for 1ir. Smith.
BEAUTIFUL large ivory wicker table FOR
sale Phi s5tA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

7'77l77l@-7-"l7-7-T-7-7-~
SIMON EIEsCAs-Chimney sweep. fur.
rlcea cleaned. stoves set Up and repaired
eos s. Stanton. Ph. 2s1a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
HIn1icl
Panhn
Physicians and Surgeons


EDMARD AEER, 1I. D.-PhysIcisn ara
s1rs1o1. cti-cs 21-11 Euci-ler Bldg. over
Ellte Cgnlsct,v- Phi. 4fsz- nirht m $40
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Veterinary Surgeons

Phone E5sI-EIors1s. cattle and daea
DR. ID. z. CAMEL
licensed rEagtidener all5 Myrtle Ave
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Roofer

" DO AL KINDS or ROOF REPaTH-
-Nl--i1cl1 painted szith our Ersriarife
-1allnE Cement FaVsr leak Guaruntsa
-2al-1E Co. "a z1a5 evsni1ra.- sf53.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

Musical lnzHumenlS
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FOR SALE-New Columbia Eraphonol1t
walnut finish. non-set automatic stop ls
$3.50 machine. VIII sen cheap. b13 W.
san Antonio. APT. G.
SACRIFICE FOR CASH
] Columbia Erafonola-
De Luxe photograph
Both slightly used. guaranteed good as
new IN every wayi quick action Necessary
20 get these bargains. Pm 1888. J. A.
solomon. Llttle Capleg Bldg.
For Sale-Pianos
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WILL SILL equity in good piano or VIII
trade. what have your Phi 1881
PLANER piano. exceptionally ven made.
f350 cash Cau az 101s Wheeling st.
FOR sALE-Hieh Grade piano. excellent
condition. 90 p RIO Grande, Phi 193QJ-
WANTED-To purchase for spot cash. used
pianos or player plano. suitable ftr rental
purposes % Paso Piano Co. 2l5 Texas 81
Pianos bought. sold ard exchanged.
Jos. m. oECHsNER.
ruuinE and repairing. Phone 2fll
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Ready Reference Business Directory
Capeis Cleaned

CARPET cleaning and rug VIEWING CLARK
Mattress & Rug Co. 2z13 Myrtle. Ph. 81.
1015 and 1910.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

TO TRADE - Seven passenger
Willya-Knirht 1913 model. Tor
lots or small bungalow about
sane value this car has been
Combined 20 Us 70 trade.
WALTERS g. DURHAM.
go ". san Antonio. Phone 409t.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
Mafhess Renoralaz

lLAEERs or marrREssFs- -
reuoTltor1 Pa AZ. l1z5 and 1910. z1li
VIZ. C-lrl. l-----s-- z Enr q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29
Chimney Sweeps

lAHEEIs-F llllIl. ~ D 1laln cIal1ad-
Dun-lay caraat cleanlnr w.. p. IN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

7-r~=-'-f7-f7~-a7s
ROOFS PAINTED with Teak seal Con-
pound coat takes the place a :. Jo1s
4ela Ph- ne. cvanirrH g111
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

FOR BETTER class OF used furniture and
damaged goods try Houser. s01 and eos e
san Antonio PHI $40.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

We PACK, SHIP Or STORE frrnitura.
cut glass and china. aattsf1ction ruaran-
teed- y. T. DANIEL u. q 81. FACTORY.
Phi 1115-1G71.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-29

aIoranr los n Kern PIC. 1LIlIi
inc Iocafiou- $500 under market
value. p @. Box l05o.
III VoT TIFh 10 DIV a hame. large or
sr-alr or have ere 90 Eeu r-llouahly
priced, cali mr.
s. IS. 10Y ET-ADE.
en- Tr---rr HIrr Phone l5t-
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16
Methodist Conference
Elects Three Bishops
Steps Taken to Evolve Plan of
Dealing With Foreign-Lan-
guage Groups in Church

DES MONIES, Iowa, May 15.-Three
bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church were elected to-day. They are
DR.. Frederick B. Fisher, of Muncie,
Ind; E. L. Waldorf, Cleveland, and
Charles +. Locke, Los Angeles, Cal.
Announcement of their election was
made tonight at the general confer
ence.
DR.. L. j. Birney, Of Boston Univer-
sity, was elected bishop on the ballot
taken Yesterday, the conference was
informed. He was the only one elected
on that ballot
The plan of organic union of the
evangelical churches, as proposed by
the council on organic union, was pre-
sented to the conference to-day and
referred to the committee on unifica-
ton.
The conference adopted report call
ing upon the board Of home missions
to make a complete survey of the work
Of the denomination and submit its
recommendations to the general con-
ference of 1924. 1t is hoped that some
plan Of dealing with all foreign-lan-
guage conferences, of which there are
eighteen, will be evolved.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16
ROssi Names Friend in
His Suit for Divorce
Mural Painter Alleges Sons Left
Home Because OF Their
Mothers Actions

Giuseppe ossi, mural painter, who
has decorated many public buildings
and church edifces in this country, is
sving Mrs. Vincenzina Rossi, mother
of their six children, for divorce
Justice Ford. OF the Supreme Court,
reserved his decision in the case yes
terday, after listening to evidence sub
mitted by Mr.. Ross, which included
atfdayits by two Of his sons. Alexander
Rossi and James Rossi, aged seventeen
and twenty-o one, respectively.
Rossi said that on his return here
from Italy last February, after he had
fulfilled contracts for mural painting
at the palace of Marquis Ariszo and in
several churches, he found his children
living apart from Their mother The
two sons said they left their home be-
cause of Mrs. Rossi's friendship for
Gaetano Loverso, friend of the
family.
Mr.. Rossi decorated the Pittsburgh
Library, Masonic Temple, New Or
leans; St, Mary's Church. Salem, Mass.
and St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Boston.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16
Widow and Children Find
Shelter i'm Tented CITY
Two Other Families Apply to
Newark Authorities for
Homes i'm Park

Vailsburg Playground. in Newark,
the scene OF the tented city, is shelter
ing it's first evicted family. Mrs. Mar
garet Stanton, wixev, and her four
children, the eldest lie wears old. are
living in one of the tents provided by
the city. They will remain until they
can find more suitable quarters
Mrs. Stanton said she had been or
dered several weeks ago to vacate
rooms at 81 State Street, Newark, but,
failing to find quarters at the stipu-
lated time, was allowed to remain an
additional week. Then she went to
East Orange, where she rented two
rooms, but because of the four children
she was asked to leave.
Two other applications were filed
yesterday for use of the tents in the
event that the applicants are not able
to find other quarters by June /. One
of them, a seventy six-year- woman,
lived in the same house in Fairmount
Avenue for forty years. Now she is
making her home with brother, who
is eighty years old, and she will have
to leave there at the end of this month
Eleven tents were in readiness last
night. Floors and sides have been con-
structed for fifty others, and the rails
ing of the canvas will be completed to-
dav
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16
CLUB HATING
Hamnett Advances
Into Semi Final
With r. Anderson
INNIVINIIAI. RATTJNC

Alfred D. Hammett and Frederick c..
Anderson advanced to the sem-hnal
round yesterday afternoon, in the an
nual open tournament of the Harlem
Tennis Club, while Paul Martin and
Donald Keresey gained their bracketp
in the round before the semi-fnal. Al
len Behr and Martin were fighting in
the daylight saving" gloom when
early editions went to press, in the
struggle to determine which player
should occupy the top senli-fnal
bracket, and had not finished al press
time.
This after" oon the winner of the
Mar : match will meet Hammett
in the (" r half, and in the lower
section, tne winner of the match be
tween n. r. Sinclair and Ben Letson
will meet Keresey in the fifth round,
the winner occupying the remaining
vacancy in the semi-final round. This
semi-final match, with Keresey, Let
son or Sinclair playing Anderson, will
be played late in the afternoon. The
will not be played until next Saturday
afternoon.
Hammett gained his place yesterday
through his splendid three-set victory
over Ralph B. Gatcomb, of the West
Side Tennis Club, by a score of 1-6
7-5, e-2, while Anderson eliminated
Percy l.. Kynaston at Ga, 6-2. Kere-
sey conquered H. II. Manchester at
Ga, GA, and Paul Martin defeated
Hugh L. Nehring by score of GA, 81
Hammett gained his triumph ever
one of his typical uphill battles. In
the first set Gatcomb was going like 8
wild horse" cutting off everything at
the net. Hammett could only get ter
points in the set Gatcomb had rooo
chances of winning the match =
straight sets, but six double faults il
the second session spoiled these, ano
in the third he weakened, while Ham
nett, playing beautiful and mixing W
his attack, came through finely.
The summaries:
Harlem Tennis Clubs mons open singles
(sccond round)--J s. McDermott defeated
c. E Sparks 6--3. So.
]. s. McDermott. So, 7-g. SIS; II. II
Manchester defeated Fred Letson, SIS
6--3
Fourth round-Paul Martin defeated
Hugh l.. Nehring. 6-4 81; Donat
Kersey defeated II. II. Manchester 6-4
6--4.
! Fifth round-Alfred D. Hammett de
feated Ralph B. .Gatcomb. 1t. 7---5. g.
Frederick c. Anderson defeated Percy l.
kynaston, 6-4, Go.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16
Navy Orders

From, The Tribunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 15.-Navy or
der9 issued to-day follow
Blair. Ems. R. to L. $: S. Niagara.
Buckmaster. 1t. Com E. to u S. s. Ashe
Burks. 1t A. e., to U. s. s. Kansas
Clifton. 1t. Com. "A L.. to L. S. $. Solacc.
Cobb Lit. S. 3. A. to U. s. S. New Hamp-
Custer, 1t G. D.. to Z. s. S. Leary
DAILY. Ensign w. j., to air sta, Hampton
Dockery. 1t. L. e.. to marine force on
L. S. S. Henderson.
Featherstone, 1t. J. A. to Cavey, P. r.
Feher, 1t. q. g.) A.. to air sta. Hampton
Roads,
Fleming, 1t p. w, to aviation tr des..
Carlstrcm Field.
Toote, 1t. Com. o. c., TO marine force on
U. s. s. Henderson.
Gluck Gunner c. F.. to U. S. s. Bridge
Jarvis. 1t. B. L.. to L. s. s. South Caro-
Jerrigan. 1t. C. H, to United States from,
Ma Tor, 1t. f. NJ. to L. S. $. Murray.
Mckelvey, Gunner c. A. to L. 5. s New
Hampshire
Mears. Com. J. b. to duty marine force
L. S. S. Henderson.
Medcalf. Boatswain r. L.. to Z. S. S. Car
Mosely. Gun. II. F.. to U. s. S. shawmut.
Paunack, 1t. Com. r. R.. to air sta, Pen
tlOl1OWSRl, LII. a. T., 10 u. >. 3 AIyWtn.
Reynolds Capt. w. H. to command de.
stroyers based Philadelphia.
Royster. 1t. J. H. to marine force or
u. S. S. Henderson.
Waldshmidt, 1t. T. M to command L
S. S. F-3
webb. 1t A. w. to U. s. S. Pittsburgh.
White. 1t. G. L., to duty e. F. on U. S. S
Henderson.
Atwood; Ensign c. c.. to air sta. Hamp
ton Roads.
Baldwin. 1t. Com. A NJ. to command all
Bark, Ensign E. b, to air sta. Pensacola
Brewer 1t A. D., to air sta. Rockawas
Beach.
Gwin Ensign w. B.. to air sta. Hampton
Roads.
Moynan 1t. W. T., to Portsmouth, y. II.
Sheeha1, 1t. J. NJ. TO air sta, Rockawa,
Peach.
Taft 1t. c. Nj. to marine force on L. s
S. Henderson,
Taylor; Ensign a. G.. to air sta. Hampton
Roads.
TaH Tor, 1t. q: s) r. f. to air sta, Halnp
Roads
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16
H4
Five Denied Duncan Name
Court Refuses Applications OF

Justice Lydon, IN the Supreme
Court yesterday. denied the aQplica
tions Of five young women teachers OF
artistic dancing, for permission TO-
change their names to Duncan.
al, of the petitioners have been
pupils of Isadora Duncan, q ell-knowii
professional teacher of artistic danes
ing" said the court. at is well"
recognized principle that the courts do
not approve OF permitting people 70
assume the same or similar name to
that of a prominent person in bust
ness life or in the theatrical profes-
sion without first obtaining the cop-.
sent of the person whose name is.
sought 20 be initiated or assumed, fpr
the obvious reason that great damage
might inure to the person who has made
the name prominent or famous. For
the foregoing reasons these applica-
tions must be denied in so far as they.
seek 70 change the name to Duncan
without the consent OF the said Isadoxas
Duncan"
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16
Dry Agents Arrest Two
Without Search " riE
Brooklyn Men First To Be
Taken Into Custody Under
.Iudge ChatfieId's Ruling

The first arrest under the recent in
depreciation placed on the Volstead act
by Federal Judge Chattield, who has
ruled that Federal agents may act with
out search warrants, took place ia
Brooklyn yesterday. Fred Schumm.
proprietor of a saloon at 375 Fulton
Street, and his bartender, Joseph Kern,
were seized by Agents Smith and Herr.
They were released on bail
Leroy W. Ross, . United States Dis
trict Attorney of~ Brooklyn, said he
would apply for an order to show cause'
why an injunction should not be issued
to restrain Schumm. NJ ike Minden. of
Broadway and Myrtle Avenue, and
Louis Stauch, of Coney Island from
selling liquor. If the injunction were
granted he said he would ask that the
defendants be required to furnish
bond, with penalty of impri sonment as
well as bond forfeiture in case they or
their employees were convicted under
the Volstead act
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16

Did you ever watch Walter Hagen's
shoulder movement as he lays into q
golf ball?
You will find it we'll worth your time.
His right shoulder as the club head
comes down seems to go right after the
ball without the slightest check.
There is no holding back to hit
merely with the hands, nor does he
seem to send his body after the stroke
IS many others do. 1t is the sweep of
his right shoulder that is most notice
a follow through of merit-one that
has the club head travelling at dizzy
clip as it hits the ball.
Shoulder Movement
The shoulder movement in golf is ex-
tremeIy important on any full stroke
1t has no place to speak of in a putt
or CHIP shot or a short mashie pitch
But when the ball is struck to get
distance the right shoulder especially
has a leading role. If it is held rigidly
II its forward movement is checked or
the down swing, big part of the pou'cs
needed is taken away from th5 stroke
If this right shoulder impetus comes
in with the hands and wrists as the
ball is hit you will noticve big diff
fer":,ce in the resulting power. No one
las better shoulder movement thar
Chick" Evans, who works his right
shoulder in machine-like fashion, as ar
impellng force where the rhythm is
wellnigh perfect.
The Wonder of 1t
The golf swing, to look at, is a simple
affair as executed by master. Bu
when YOU begin to dissect its variou:
parts the wonder is that duffer or one
lacking experience ever hits the bal
anywhere.
There is the head to be considered
to be held in its proper place. There i:
the movement of the shoulder that i:
part of the we'll regulated swing
There are the hands and wrists, thai
play vital part.
There is the body with its pivota
motion at the hip, that must be go,
in at exactly the right time.
There is the bend of the left knee tt
prevent body SWAY away from the ball
There is the action of both feet il
starting and finishing the swing.
These are some of the details to b,
considered. And all too often wher
just one goes astray the others alst
leave on vacation.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16

The Main Idea
The main idea, of course. is to get
the club head into the ball with the
nands IL the right position and the
club head travelling at its create st
velocity.
That is, for a full shot.
me matter of perfect timing calls for
so many details working together that
1t IS easy to see how q golfers range
may be very wide-how he may play
well on one day and very bad the next
II ne IS just an ordinary type.
Even the leading stars can differ
elght and ten strokes in single round.
In getting all these elements men
much simpler, of course, when one
doesn't go at it with too violent a
rush. A fast back swing-an effort to
press-any OVer-exertion--is sure to
wreck the qualities of team play need
ed by the head, shoulder, nands. wrists.
body and knee.
Aa even, steady back swing NAV at
least start them all together, and this
IS big advantage. For back swing
that starts properly is much surer to
leao TO a correct down swing
Types Worth Watching
We recall no other game where grace
and ease are so attractive feature.
W hen you find golfer such as Harry
Vardon 1t is worth going far to see the
wonderful rhythm in every stroke-the
perfect timing, the perfect control.
Evans ls another who is worth
watching for this quality alone-the
rhythm and the snap of his iron play
standing out in bold relief
You follow Hagen more for the power
and confidence of his game than for its
grace. Two other golfers we'll worth
watching are Bob Mcdonald and Oswald
kirkby. the tall and rangy type, who ap-
parenty lash at ball and yet never get
out of focus.
1t is treat also to see Bobby Jones
drive--to watch the height to which he
brings his hands on the up swing and
the combined grace and crashing powe,
of his wallop.
Mike Brady is another who brings ioy
to the behoder, as there is also miX.
ture of ease and power in his play.
Power that isn't joined with ease i:
likely to look awkward. Ease withoul
any power is futile looking. 1t is the
combination that deverops a grace OF
movement that holds the human eve