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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-18
ARMY ADHERENTs WIN T1Lr.
Attemuts to Cut Enlisted Men tC
$4,000 Fail i'm House.

IA''VVV It MI III AUuSC-
Washington. March 1S.-Adminis-
tratiou leaders fighting attempts to
their first skirmish in the house.
Representative Kahn. of California.
chairman Of the house military af-
fairs committee and leader of Presi-
dent Harding's fight against the
smaller army proposal. secured an
agreement to postpone action of all
portions OF the bill dealing with the
pay or size Of the army until next
week
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-18
2 Houses. SIS. 800 Each

Just this side of Governors square.
and s-roona modern houses TO be
sold by me- J. 7. Bell. Sill W. 9Th.
II YOU WANT to buy an all modern
home. see 1869 Lane today Phone SIC or
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WHY PAY RENT?

Five room cottage on Swygart Ave.
electric light, we'll cistern, cellar,
grapes. apples. gooseberries, currants.
lots, $4,000.
"a acres good valley land, cast OF
city. good room cottage, electric
lights. good water, garage, poultry
house, o blocks from car line, $500.
Five acres west side. good 4 room
cottage, well. cistern, barn. . acres OF
alfalfa Price. 5000. VIII exchange
for or room house.
Four and $500 acres on cement
road, a good room. house, barn, cleo
trio light, gas, we'll shade, about six
blocks from car line. Price, $4,000
If interested, see
Jones Bros, 106 East 9th st.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-18
WANTED-AGENTs
CREsco RAIN COATS

CRESCO RAIN COATS
Sell fast. High quality, low prices. Oldest
Manufactu rers Raincoats selling direct 10
consumer thru Agents. Hundreds of men
and women now have steady incomes sell
ing the Cresco line. Big new Spring Out
fit Free. Spring season now on Write
today. Improved Mfg. Co, Dept 2J6, Ash
iahd' ONO
AGENTS-Afake S75week. selling our strict
ly All Wool made to measure suits at
$3.50. You collect profits in advance and
keep them. we supply finest selling out
fit in America. Many exclusive money
making features. Tailoring, raincoat ana
side line men, part or full time, get in touch
with us Immediately. Address Dept. 50,
GOODYEAR. CHICAGO, INC, S43 W.
Adams chicago.
AGENTSS4 an hour for your spare time
Write for Canvassers' outfit containing
Is samples of guaranteed line of pure food
flavors. perfumes. soaps, toilet prepara-
tons. etc. Sell in every home Big repeat
ers. Steady income. Send for sample case
taday. Light weight. Beautiful appearance.
AMERICAN PRODUCTS CO. 5662 Ameri-
can Bldg. Cincinnati Ohio.
NO DULL TIME5 SELLING FOOD.
People must eat. Federal Distributors
make big profits. Sl.0O000 yearly and up
No capital or experience needed. Guaranteed
sales, unsold goods can he returned. Your
name on products builds your own business
repeat orders sure. Exclusive territory
Write FEDERAL PURE FOOD CO, Chi
cago.
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wANrED-FEMALE HELP.


WANTED-Neat women to train for wait
steady places: women cooks: kitchen help /.
private family help: hotel cooks; pantry
women: head waitress. SO mo-. board and
room; dining room and lunch counter girls ::
maids. Furmans Employment Office, 16O
West Sth.
2-S192 MONTH. Girls-woInen over II
Steady work. Get u. S. government posi-
tions. Common education sufficient. In
fIuence unnecessary List positions OBJ
taina ble-free Write today sure Frank
lin Institute. Dept. 626 z. Rochester y. y
WORK for the government. Girls-women
over II Steady, permanent Pleasant
work. S92 to S192 month. Common -edu
cation sufficient. List positions free.
Write today sure. Franklin Institute,
Dept. 62G +. Rochester \. \.
RELIABLE concern wants women to do
nished Liberal pay Stamped envelope
brings particulars Underwood Art Goods
company. Portsmouth. Ohio
WANTED-25 experienced dining room
and lunch counter girls to ship out.
good wages. steady employment room
aud board. Furmans Employment Office.
LOG West sth.
WOMAN or girl for general homework.
Must be experienced cook Small fam
lily References required. B. 20. care Jour
nal.
GIRL WANTED for general housework,
small family, good pay J. 7. Davies
1854 Topeka Ave.
WANTED-White girl for general house
work. Call Mrs. Caldwell. phone 1888 No
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-18

Thoroughly Chinese in the in
nuence observed in this imported
model The characteristic cloud
design with the enthroned Buddha
in heavily embroidered IN colors On
black satin. A rat Of 6iack satin
and lace with two lade bir1S
perched on the crown, completes
N most effective costume
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-18
Mr.. Bells Advice

Modern two-apartment Duplex close
in on Tyler. in fine order-can be
rented at $65 for each floor-posses-
sion right AWAY home and income
Price. $3.50.
Seven room modern home at 18th
and Fillmore-terrns on part-about
$500.
Nine room residence close TO Gov.
SQ-redecorating and repairs will
make an elegant home or duplex
apartment Price, about $500.
Come and get key at my house.
j. T. Bell, Sill West 9th
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-18
2LOTS-s1-2 200

Close to West Eighth st. car line.
city water. sidewalks; get IN ahead of
the new Eighth street boulevard H
P. Richards 423 New England Bldg.
Phones 267I and 54O9 w
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-18
MAZE AID FENfALE.

-~~~--~~-------~---------
MAN OR WOMAN wanted. $40 weekly full
time S1.O0 an hour spare time, selling
guaranteed hosiery to wearer- Experience
unnecessary. International Mills, Ala, Nor
ristown, Pa.
NAIL AGENTS wanted 10 address letters
to auto owners. No canvassing. $50 week
easy. Particulars nc. AUTO ASSOCIA-
TION. 52S Fest Third St. Dayton, Ohio.
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ron sALE-pEr STOCK.


ENGLISH Bull puppies. mixed stock. $50
Tand IS. Phone 4G05 ks 1156 Duane
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

GROOM apartment furnished or unfur-
nished. modern. Phone 1855 White.
DESIRABLE Groom modern apartment,
furnished. Call Black 1871 or 1925.
FOR RENT-Apartment 100 Western ave,
upstairs. Phone Blue 2T94.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-18
wANTED-FARMs.
MISCELLANEOUS.

DIRT FREE+Good rich Kaw Valley soil
free for hauling off premises at 921
North Kansas ave. or call phone 3ss-
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s.6Is 50. fl. floor space, inside meas
ure; 5 year lease to responsible party.
Phone 1879.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-18
FINEDAIRY FARM
PROPOSITION

FOR RENT-160 acres hay or pasture
farm, IL miles southwest of Topeka,
7-12-14 Call Gavitt Co., COL. East Fourth.
Phone go.
GOOD 100 acres, 100 cult, so acres wheat,
near Della. f. G. w. care journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-18
ron RENT-HoUsEs

-~-----------------|---~-
1241 COLLEGE AVE. strictly modern
home for rent, 8 bed rooms, with fine
sleeping porch; will lease for months
Phone 1861 W.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20

UNIUNEA s. h. A. IN CAZ
dc moarte d. familiei mhmbru-
lui raposat IN beneficiu de
yapte suite dolari
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20


Washington, 20 April. - Dir
mai mlllte state All s0sit aici so
title 81 copiii dctinutilor politici
carl s,lnt inchisi Ia penitenciarul
din Atlanta pentru delete poll
stice comise in deoursnl razboiului
Ri vor sa Sc presinte IL presedin.
sele Harding ca 81 eearA elibera.
rea lor. Felneile u copii poarta
.irlscriptii: moi puritan pedeap.
SAT- ''l13, oameai inchisi pentru
exprimarea opiniei lor." moi
sal1tem victimsIs nesinovatess
Mama mta a>murit en- inima in.
franta." II oase moarta Consti.
it'ltiae4 ''Temnitele M pot omorl
dreptatea." ''Dsbs este eliberat
De &c NH este si;tatal nellfs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
CoNFER1NEA 4 DE LA CHTTA
s'A TERluNAT.

Honolulu, April. Conferints
de Ia Chifa s'a terminal fara ca
,sa Sc ajunga Ia 0 oarecare intele,
sere. Vina poarta delegatii ia,
,ponezi earl n All volt sa dea ur
termin precis pentru evacuares
Rfpnblicei din Rasaritul Extren
Gle catre trupele japoneze. Tele
grama mai spune ca delegatii ja
[ponezi s'a retras de la conferinti
|din cauza 'atitudinei nesincere'
Ia delegation rcpublicei spviete
lar. Eli an ordonat trHpe aditio
male in acest teritorin. Conflictn
aparc inevitable.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20

Washington, 20, April. = Ma
resalul Joffre care este aici pen.
tru vista scl,rta, a fost decorat
cu medalia de onOare a Leginnei
Americana. Ell este al patralea
care fost decorat Gu aceasta me.
dale. Comandantul national al
Legiunei Hanford McNidcr a fost
designat de Legiune Gu decorarea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20


'cuiasca GU nnli4 banenote emise
de aeeasta institntie. Acessta pro-
punere va fl discutata !. All sau
name la Genoa ae catre toate pu-
Iterile concentrate.-
$50
Plains, Kan. Trenurife mr..
3l2 81 81 de la linia Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific $ an cioc-
nit nu departe de aici. Ambii me-
canici, Charles Widaman 81 g. p.
,Fr.ck, din Pratt. all fost omoriti.
Tn pasager a fost ranit foarte
greu. Probabil va muri in urma
ranilor. Alti pasageri an scapat
en- rane mai mici.
o.
La tribmalul de aici Sc .jndeca
cazill lui Michael Picciano, care
omorit pc Josef De Pasqua, in
ziua de Is Februarie. Acest caA a
facut record i'll registrele tribu.
nalului clci an fost ascultati "a
martori. Gel din urma % martori
au fost ascultati eri. FL an facut
martluisiri referitoare La carac.
ter,il acuzatului. Cazul va con
tinua inca cateva zile inainte dc
ce va ajunge in mana juratilor
Charleston. w. Va. Asociatia
Proprietarilor de la Minele de
carbuni din West Virginia publ.
ca ca din cele 1856 mine repre-.
sintate la aceasta Asociatiune nu.
mai 423 sunt in activitate.
Pittsburgh. In partea de
vest a statului 129 mine ce nu
sunt in uniune, nu lilcreaza din
cauza ca 81 minerii nesindicati din
.aceste mine an declarat greva
Greva minerilor neuniOnisti va
afecta foarte multi situatia mort
lor de otel.
Montreal, Canada. = Manasti-
rea Notre Dame din Poit An
Trembles estes All i'm. RUNE in
urma unui foe mare ce a distrus
cladlrea 81 cauZat pagube de
'Y150000. Elevelc institutului. in
numar de 322. toate an fost la
soncediu de Pasti. deci nu s'a in.
.amplat nici perdere de viata
Columbus, o. Directorul sa-
lnbritatei publice Mae Ayeal pro-
babil va propune cumpararea fer
mel care a fost proprietatea lui
Dan r. Hanna. din judetul Por-
tage, - ell scopul Gle a cladi un
institut pentru alienati. Ferma
este de $50 acre 81 Sc va putea
eventual cumpara cu *29O.OOO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
DODGE AFLAT vINovAT.

Kalamazoo, Mich. 20 April. -
John Dhval Dodge, milienar din
FDetroit.. a fost gasit vinovat de
crima ca, transportat beutura in
mod Illegal. Asemenea fost gasit
yinovat 81 pietinul sau, Rex
Earl. Advocatii lor an cerut tri-
.bunalului suspendarea sentintei
pana ce Sc va face APPEL contra de-
.cisiunei. Sentinta este un an in
chisoare 81 amenda de $1OOOE
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20

IN anlint Gu tale publicat in
Sabetha Herald, Kansas:
Toti acei earl sc stu ca imi
sunt datOri de cand cram in afa-
ceri in Sabetha nh trebne sa Sc
MAJ nellnisteasca, pentruca am
ars cartile. Jack Marmet."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
ON fUeA c)ID1uLU|

~-
y Lady Astor intr 'un, discurs IT,
nut in camera comunelor criti-
kcat apatia depntatilor Gu privire
'fa forta navala a Engliterei 81 a
.cernt guvernulni sa nu faca eco
tnomii prin care S az distruge for
ia morala a marinei. - 81 moi
Lcredeam ca daca vor intra femeile
in p0litica masinaria razboiului
va ii rednsi intro movila de
Efeare vechi.
De cinci zile ziarele numai
scriu iota despre greva mineri-
Tor de carbuni Faptul foarte
semnificativ, 81 moi nu zicem ca Sc
datoreste censurci. Fereasca sian
! tul.
"a
Multe femei earl dau lingeria
lor fina la spalatorii, rufele mur-
dare. ale familici lie spala in pu-
bile.
~
| D-SOara Agnes Macphail este
lprima 81 unica femeie deputat in
parlamentul federal al Canadei.
lreprezentand cercul elpctora
Southeast Grey din provincia
Ontario. = ST pentruca veni vOr-
lba de domnsoara, cred necesar.
Ipentru Orientarea multora sa dau
urmatoarea explicatie: In Statele
Unite 81 Canada femeie poate sd
fie 81 de optzeci de ami. 81 poate
sa fl fost maritata de mai multe
ori. dar daca vaduva san divor.
ttata de barbat Isl ia titulatura de
Miss. Domnisoara 81 numele de
familie. Explicatia aceasta insa
nu are nici Q legatura en- positia
d -$oarei Macphail, care tfnara
J 81 posibil sd nu fl fost maritata
d
Sc asigura din cercuri bine in
formate ca faptul ca Lenine n "a
|'venit la eonferinta de la Genoa Sc
datoreste unui complot al monar-
FchistilOr rusi. cu ramificatiuni in
toate tarile europene, ell ~scopul
ca s;i asasineze pc Lenine.
d
.Cu toate ca multime de femei
mpusca pc sbarbatii lor sau divor-
Itsaza de eli, fetele nu an descu-
'rajat. 81 dupa cat sc afirma de
eel earl Sc intereseaza in cauza.
IN lunie annl acesta vor fl tot
.atatea nunti casi in alti ami.
81
Tn anunt cu tale publicat in
sSabetha Herald. Kansas:
Toti acei earl sc stu ca imi
,sunt datori de cand cram in afa-
cerl IN Sabetha nu trebne Sd Sc
maj nellnisteasea, pentruca am
ars cartile. Jack Marmet."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
|STIRI
| PATRIE..


Sa inaintat spre aprobarea
c0nsiliului de ministri urmatoa-
|rele luerari pendinte de ministe-
rul lucrai'ilor publice: Oferta uzi-
nelor Resita'' de a construi cinci
tabliere metalice pc linia ferata
Salonfa- Mare Chisiniu: repara-
rea sOselei rationale Alba lula
Campeni; repararea podului de
pc soseaua judeteana Resita-Ste-
ierdorf.
COnstruirea unor ziduri de apa
rare pc soseaua nationala BrasOv.
Mercurea-C Ciuc- -Taflita. 81 repara.
rea soselei rationale Oradea Mare
Cluj-Brasov.
Cu lnceperea de la ! lunie ac-
"celeratul Bucuresti Oradia va
merge pana in CARA Halmei.
In cursul lnnei viitOare vor
,incepe lucrarile de edifieare To-
calului de wanna din CARA Halmei
Comisinnea emigration de pc
langa ministerul de inferno, care
q studiat modalitatile de esire din
tara romanilor, impiedecand
emigrarile III massa, Sc ocupa in
prezent Gu stabilirea dispozitiu-
nilor de intrare in tara a straini-
lor, atat in grnp cat 81 indivi-
dual.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
DACA vRE1

d nu intinzi mana Ia coltul
strade1or in car cand al ramas
fara o, mana sau un picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. r. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-20
AFORNAT|UN|.

Los Angeles. - William Des-
mOnd, un actor renImit de cine
mat0grafe, fost ranit. probabil
in mod fatal, cand cazut de pe
o stanca lapga Truclee, Cal. Nu
sc cunosc inca amanuntele acci-
dentului ce s'a intamplat ell oca-
ziunea 'preluarei'' unei piese.
Dominic Benigno, unul din a.
sasinii lui Sly 81 Purpera, nu va
muri in ziua de q April, precum
era decis, caci curtea de APPEL a
'amanat executarea. Judecatorii
au declarat ca cazul lui nu Sc va
.putea lua in c0nsiderare pana la
.aceasta data, deci executarea tre-
buie amanata pana ce Sc va We
dea ca Sc va da orr ba ocaziune
.pentru I'm process nou.
Curtea slprema a statului q
Idecis ca cazul lui Charles Habig
sa Sc discute din nou. Ell este con
damnat la moarte marturisind
Ga ucis pc politistul Dyke.
Michael Banas, 254s w. 26th
Str. de 10 ami, fost condamnat
pc timp nederminat la institutul
de reformare din Mansfield dc
.catre jldecatorul Phillips. Ell este
,acuzat ca falsificat csc1lri in ya.
lloare de $235 de la o banca din
Cleveland.
Genoa Italis. Represen-
tantii Bancii Federale de reserva
q Statelor Unite vor fl invitati Ia
n copferinta ce se va tinea dupa
,ceea &c se face acum IA Genoa.
'Se "a discnta chesfia unei b6nci
'de en,isiune care IL preia toate
sbapenptele europene 4 II Il inlo-
Evening journal., 1922-07-15
BasebslPs Biggest Bones
Hodge and Ward Toss Ball
AUay With Runners On

Throwing the ball away without
the permission OF the umpire IS
something bit new in the way OF
ivory stun.
In the old days. every now and
then some coacher would ask a
rookie pitcher to see the ball
Occasionally the obliging rookie"
would throw II 10 the coacher. who
would then let the ball 90 by. while
the runners dashed-fo the plate.
The players TO be involved in the
latest escapade OF that sort were
Charley O'Leary OF the Yankees and
Bob Hasty OF the Athletics.
Several years ago in a game at
the Polo Grounds with runners on
second and third. OIseary coaching
on third. requested Hasty to let him
look at the ball.
The umpire saved Hasty. Feeling
that he should pass judgment on
the ball II anything was wrong. the
umpire called time just before Has
~ obligingly tossed the ball to
OLeary.
OF coarse, O'Leary stepped out OF
the way and both runners scored.
However, the umpire sent-them both
back as he had previously called
time. suspending play.
Pitcher Hodge OF Chicago. and
Second Baseman Ward OF New York
Evening journal., 1922-07-15

went for hits.
Luque's pitching record for the
season is interesting. What has hap.
pened in each OF the Cuban's IS
starts IS here given:
April 13-Knocked out IN eighth
inning by Chicago; Reds made only
one run.
April 17-Beaten by Pittsburgh.
to 0.
April 22-Beaten by Chicago. 3
to /.
April 27-Knocked out by Pitts
burgh in eighth, but given credit for
an 70 5 victory.
May Knocked out by Pitts
burgh in seventh and beaten. to s.
May 5-Beaten by ST. Louis. 3 to
2.
May 1o-Knocked out and beaten
by Boston. Left game in seventh
inning with score 5 to 2 in Boston's
favor.
May 14-Beaten by Brooklyn,
to 5.
May 2o-won from philadelphia.
2 to 1. in u innings.
May z4-Beaten by New York, 2
TO /, in 10 innings.
May 2s-Knocked out by Chicago
In fourth and beaten before Reds
had scored a run.
June Won from Chicago. to
/.
June defeated Brooklyn. 6 TO
2.
June 11-Defeated by New York.
. TO l.
June 16-Knocked out IN seventh
and defeated by Ph1lies. Z TO 2.
June 24-Defeated Pittsburgh.
hough forced 10 retire with a lame
arm at end Of fifth with score to
IN Cincinnati's favor.
July dedicated by st. Louis, .
% /.
July 7-Defeated by>Philadelphia,
20 l.
Evening journal., 1922-07-15
Premier Hard-Luck HluLer
Can tCetLMbtOHtB

Adolfo Luque. Cincinnati's Cuban
pitcher. Is leading all the hurlers Of
both major leagues-in defeats
But buque also is pretty near the
leading hard-luck pitcher OF the big
show.
He's pitching for a club that Is
batting mighty we'll this year and
scoring a lot OF runs.
But the Reds seldom make runs
for Luque.
So far (including games OF Fri
day, July - Luque has lost II games
and 10 Of the IS games which he has
started were contests in which the
Reds made two or fewer runs for
him.
He has been shut out twice. HIS
team has made only one run IN FIVE
different games he has started. In
five others his club made two runs
for him.
All told. Luque has pitched 144
innings for the Reds this year and
yielded SO runs. an average OF not
quite four runs a nine-inning game.
He has pitched eight games in which
he held the other team 20 three or
fewer runs a game. but OF these he
has won only one.
At the time these figures were
compiled only one National League
pitcher-Ruether OF Brooklyn-had
pitched more ball than Luque, and
Ruether had worked just one more
inning. Six American League pitch
ers had toiled more innings at that
time. but none Of them was close
TO Luque's record Of IA defeats.
Batting IL not the only place in
which the Reds have failed Luque.
He has been taken from the box a
few times this year and the game I
gone into the records as a knockout !
against him when he would have !
stuck It out and probably have won |
had not his mates booted the ball |
behind him or missed catches that |
Evening journal., 1922-07-15
HOW TO PLAY GOLF

7 indulge in a Renaissance OF my
own beginning. 1 would like to tel
you that my first was a driver. very
much lofted, and that my whole SET
consisted of thsi and a lofted cleeR
now called jigger. This club was
called, when I was a very young
man, a. cleek with a mashie loft
The reason why my equipment was
so small was that in those days we
could not afford a more extensive
outfit.
For the beginner today. I would
advise the slightly lofted brassie or
spoon, a jigger, a No. 2 iron mashie.
a mashie-nlbllck. and a putter. The
putter should be of the straight
faced, straight-nosed patterns with
not too much loft. As the player
progresses in the game, he. OF course
acquires many more clubs.
(END CHAPTER IT'D
Evening journal., 1922-07-15
BY ALEC HERD.
CWritten for the United Press.)
CHAPTER III.


EDITORS NOTE-In the third OF
his series OF Instructions on golf as
IL should be played, Herd gives a few
pointers ON the proper equipment
for the beginner.--Thc United Press,
New York.
One OF the most important ques-
tlons TO- beginner Is that OF equip
men,. Well-tailored plus as and
a pair OF striking stockings do not
make the complete golfer. although
there are apparently some novices
who consider that they are not with
out their effect. They are probably
right but far more important
point Is the type of club with which
they provide themselves.
For the absolute beginner, I would
suggest that the best club with
OF the game is either a lofted bras
sic or a spoon. and for the player OF
average height would advise a club
measuring not more than ~ inches
from the heel OF the club-eole.
There was, some years ago, a
great argument in favor OF long
clubs-fshing-club drivers. and 30
forth. They had their vogue, but It
was comparatively short-lived. Many
OF the masters gave them a trial. but
they were soon abandoned In favor
Of the shorter club. They found
that the longer clubs gave them a
very long shot occasionally, but as
there was consistency. Il was real
ICED that they led nowhere except
now and again. into somo very In
different strokes.
The greater reliability OF tho
shorter club, especially for the be-
glnner, e that II is much easier
kept under control. The range OF
the longer club IL beyond his COM
prehension, and the result Is that |
he Invariably hits more turf than |
bali. II I may be permitted to !
Evening journal., 1922-07-15
Dempsey and wills Next Year

I Splinter occasioned some surprise
when he failed 10 come through in
the 100-yard dash at the intercol-
| legiates this summer. When he re-
turned home he told the reason.
He failed to hear the call for the
semlfnais and when he arrived at
the starting line. tho field was watt.
ing for him. He tried to hurry into
his shoes and he found that he had
brought two right foot shoes. He
didn't have time to 60 back 70 the
club house and had to withdraw.
Kirksey was loud in his praise
OF All LeConey. the star Lafayette
Splinter.
lie expressed the opinion that Al
len Woodring. the Syracuse star,
and the Olympic 2oO-meter cham
pion. would not have been able TO
beat LeConey even IL he had NOT
been forced 20 withdraw with a pull
ed tendon. W
Maintaining his present form, with
the possibility that he will be even
better IN the noxt two years. Le-
Coney looks like Uncle Sans best
bet for the sprint events at the Paris
Olympics.
Even II the Americans DO not
make a better showing in the mid
die and long distance running
events. they ought 10 win the Paris
games. The United States has "a
well-established supremacy in the
gprints. the hurdles and the pole
vault. Prospects are bright for the.
weight events. hut the Firms hardly
can be beaten at their pet pastime
OF hurting the javelin. 20.
When II comes 70 the swimming
events the European nations may
demand a handicap. -rf'
The great Navy Grew. which has
been dlsbanded Will be sorely MISC
ed on the water. The Leander crew
OF England Is sure TO be represents
ed by a crew that will take almost
a super-crew OF Americans 10 beat.
Jack Dempsey gave Tom Carroll.
colored masseur. $3.50 and two pedi-"
greed bulldogs for giving him ten
rubs. A rate OF $50 an hour. -rr
And Carroll didn't have to sue
him for II.