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Evening star., 1924-08-10

This year she has prepared
self very carefully for real tr. at
the national singles title, which she
has already won twice. She has not
done much tourney playing, but has
INDUCED in great deal OF practice
and last week was up in New York
State tuning UP her game against
strong men players.
She will take into the national
singles that which she has hitherto
lacked, stamina Even when she
was champion, her physique was frail
and it was this more than anything
that gave Mrs. Mallory her winning
edge.
A match between Miss Wills and
Miss Browne should be worth going
miles to see. No woman player is
mistress of so many strokes, so many
strategical expedients as Mary Browne
and she is about the one woman who
can come up to the net and win
points consistently: also she knows
how to draw an opponent to the bar
rier and then lob over her head or
cut down the side lines.
Eddie Moss, secretary of the ten
ris association, terms her the female
Norman Brookes of the tennis world.
Her personality is most pleasing
and her tennis manners beyond re-
proach whether engaged in easy or
rigid competition.
Marion Zinderstern Jessup will be
factor in the tourney, too. Her
play in Europe was very fine and her
game next week will undoubtedly
have matured sufficiently to make her
formidable for any opponent up to
the three leading stars and perhaps
for them, too.
Here is the way a real sportswoman
puts it:
I saw Mile. Lenglen play one set
That was against Elizabeth Ryan at
Wimbledon and she is marvellous. /
would not have a chance to beat ner.
She is far better than any other
woman / ever saw play"
And it is that appreciation that
leads one to believe that Helen Wills
will go to the very top of the ladder
not only in her game, but in the
esteem of the tennis world.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
MANY TENNIS STARS
TO PLAY AT NEWPORT

NEWPORT. r. l.. August e-The
draw for the invitation tennis tourna-
ment at the Newport Casino starting
Monday was made today and revealed
entries by representatives of the
Australian. Chinese. Mexican and
Canadian Davis cup teams in addition
to number of the leading American
players. There are 81 entries.
The following players are placed in
the draw:
William M Johnston. Harvey Snod-
grass. Norma E. Brookes, Brian l. c.
Norton. Carl Fischer, C. j. Griffin, S
II. Voshell and l. b. Rice.
None of them will meet a strong
opponent in the first round.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
WHITES DEFEAT BLUE
IN TEST POLO MATCH

WEsTBURY. N. Y, August s.-In
trial polo match to decide the
American defenders who will meet
the invading English horsemen in
September, the White team was VIC
torious over the Blues at the Mead
odbFook Club here today when the
game was called after three minutes
of play in the fourth chukker, with
White leading. 4-2.
Eric Pedley; No. 2, Earl Hopping;
No. 8, Robert Strawbridge, jr.; back,
Devereux Milburn. Blde--No. /, r.
Watson Webb; Mo-, Thomas Hitch
cock. jr.; No. 3, Malcolm Stevenson;
back, ]. Cheever Cowdin.
Evening star., 1924-08-10

- - p - - ~ :. : =
Who should call the .ploy on banted
ball avhen it:folls about fve or sir feet
from the home plate?
Answered by
ICY" PERKINS. -
Catcher, Philadelphia Athletics, her
aided by many as the best catcher in
either ieaSue.
In case like this the catcher al
ways calls the play. even though he
may not field it himself. He; is, in
a better position to look things over
than any of the other players. Who
fields the. ball and makes the throw
depends-son how il rolls. A dead
,bunt right in front of the plate may
go to either catcher or pitcher, de-
pending on how far it rolls. The
catcher will often take bunts. going
down TIE fIrst-base lines. too. Some
times the FIRST baseman gets = sbunt
and throws sto the pitehcr--who
should be covering first base. Very
often il is the third baseman who
handles these difficult batfed balls,
and he must handle them speedily.
Z :. Z - as- - -
Evening star., 1924-08-10

swing In o. X. This may. result from
fetting the left elbow break In toward
the body just as the bnil Is hit. This
break OF the left elbow not only will
eanxe persistent slieing, but 1t takes
distance on the bnH.
The left nrm "straiGhtens outo as
the clubhead Il swung down at the
ball. and 1t stays straight right
through the baII. This puts n sort of
'.ffp- into the bottom of the arc OF
the down swing, where the clubhead
pulls hardest against the grip. Keep
ing the left arm stretched out right
through the hall (not rigid and stin)
makes the ciubhead hit soHdly and
sguarcfy. Some players rather hold
the left arm back just mt this point.
letting 1T trnveI through the ball
"with the body" meantime pushing
hard with the right hand. This gives
the maximum purchase ON the ball.
Copyright, John F. Ollie Coz
Evening star., 1924-08-10
SITE OF COMING AMATEUR
EVENTDEMANDS ACCURACY
Links Is Only 6,5l5 Yards in Length, But Trouble
Aplenty Awaits Misplayed Shot-Jones Will
Be Fayorite to Win Marston's Crown.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

n the short measured by the standards length for
- Club where Americas choicest of amateur golfers will
dethone blonde
for of the golfer.
With all this huaboo about the length of the modern ball
by the modern suggers of the Guod
OF the Merton club
-.~* ,-..-. 80
Merton but 65lS length
while Oakland Hills where the
about the dSar
Evening star., 1924-08-10
JAPANESE SCORE OVER
CANADIAN TENNIS TEAM

MONTREAL. August s.-Nipponese
won the Canada-Japan tennis tie of
the Davis cup series here today when
Zenzo Shimizu won the first of the
days two singles matches from Jack
Wright. 4-6. 6-3, 6-4. 60.
Sunao Okamoto, Japan. won the sec
ond match from Willard. Crocker
Canada, So, 81, 4-S, 6-2.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
NARY BROWNE IS LIKELY
RIVAL FOR HELEN WILLS
Appears More Formidable Contender for Title Than
Mola Mallory-Mrs. Jessup Also Should
Be Factor.
Be a Factor.

ROM the outlook Miss Helen Wills has
tion in the women national singles which begin at Forest Hills
will of from BOTH
Mrs Mol Burdsted Mallory and Mary Browne of California
Berkeley will hurdle,
from Miss Browne play Seabgh she is likely supply sitter
Mrs Mallory
For the past few Miss Browne has been waerng between
golf playing both indeed
would have followed the 9TH
Evening star., 1924-08-10
U. S. NETMEN DEFEATED.

United Service team today defeated
the Yale-Harvard tennis players by
nine matches to seven. The teams
were even at the end of the first
round yesterday
Evening star., 1924-08-10

So Merton will be about 800 yards
shorter than the scene of last years
amateur, and Will have a par of 20.
one stroke below that of FiosSmoor.
There are but two par holes. both
on the out nine, the second an affair
OF 523 yards and the fourth $685.
Eard hole. Here are the lone oppor-
tunities for the Sluggers to come into
their own against trio of such holes
at FlosSmoor and a quartet of such
holes at Oakland Hills.
Bobby jones q Long Hitter.
Bobby Jones is one of the longest
hitters in American golf today. Bob
by is not particularly noted as a slug
ger of the Guilford type, but on occa-
sion, when pressed, he can lengthen
his tee shot out to come up with the
best of them all. And it was at Me-
rion in 1916 that Bobby Jones first
flashed across the golfing horizon,
where his star has been so firmly
fixed since then. So it was at Merton
that Chick Evans won his first anna
teur championship, the same year he
annexed the open at Minikhada. This
year Bobby will go to Merton again
favorite for the title for which he
made such a brave bid as a kid of
II years in 1915. and Americas host
Of golfers hope this again will be
Jones year, for no golfer carries
more well wishes in an amatuer
Evening star., 1924-08-10
SOME TIPS FOR ANGLERS
ARE GIVEN BY AN EXPERT

ozark RIPLEY, writing in Field and Stream
and useful information the angler. He that
anglers successful bait lakes but find
themselves Everything different
emhe whereabouts of fish, how the lures and often
hanging their bats submerged
rocks and like they overlook likely
Evening star., 1924-08-10
II MOTOR BOATS LISTED
FOR SWEEPSTAKE RACE

DETROIT, August 9.-Eleven boats
have been entered for the second
annual 150-mile motor boat sweep
stake to be held during the Detroit
gold cup regatta August 2s to Sep
tember 1. There is a possibility. II
was said. that this number would be
doubled before the time for filing
entries closes. Among the craft that
will compete are the 1899" and the
'Woodfsh," owned by EdseI Ford,
and five boats owned by Gar Wood
Evening star., 1924-08-10

hook. Also ordinary pork rind is as
great a favorite, as well as the reg
ular commercial pork rind strips at
tached to spinners, with those ang-
line casting" II cast properly. one
can drop pork rind without a splash.
which means a lot in heavily ished
or very clear, shallow waters.
Evening star., 1924-08-10
.InSideGOlf.
BY Chester Horton

After the player gets HIS back
swing strniGhten<d out he nsay en-
counter difficulty In connecting with
the ball sOlidly, although he feels his
Evening star., 1924-08-10
STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

MATEUR and pro golfers of Washington will play tomor
the third held by the
the Congressional Club This instead taking
all the the will bring
clubs. At
siona will play a best ball match of their own.
Evening star., 1924-08-10

Members of the Seniors Golf Asso-
citation of the Chevy Chase Club will
compete in a tournament the latter
part of the week at Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1924-08-10

Arthur Helm, golf expert of Scar
borough, England. bet $50 against
$4,000 that he could make, within 500
shots, 145-yard hole-in-one stroke
He failed.
Evening star., 1924-08-10

greens slow, but keeps the grass
roots away from the heat of the sun.
The Washington times., 1924-05-15
SOME THINK
That the sculptor Of Venus de
Milo didn't finish his statue. i

That the sculptor Of Venus de
Milo didn't finish his statue.
That q railroad tie Ii worn By
train conductor.
That the Eiffel Tower q 4
French office building.
That dogwoOd grows n i ksn-
mel.
That q dollar . year man - q
pauper.
That every married man Il q
hero and that every married
woman Is a martyr.
That a washing machine Is a
necessary accessory for q NAH
jongg set.
That a cataiog grows in a
forest.
That q service station 10 re-
cruiting office.
The Washington times., 1924-05-15
EDUCATIONAL:

The planet Saturn n now only
about s1s 700. 900 miles away. Il
II comes a little closer. several
prominent politicians at Washing
ton are thinking of visiting there
Tor q few months until the inyesti-
cations blow over.
The Washington times., 1924-05-15
MARSHROOT
He Cougned
For Two Years
SWore. Off
Ara. .N1.ana nA.-hna
After Using BrOnchuline

After coughing for two years al
most continuously a man Of con-
siderable means got thin and tired
and worn out. made his will. and
was ready to quit the big game Of
Life.
A friend spoke to him about
Bronchuline Emulsion and now life
to him is very sweet indeed.
That's the kind Of a cough that
Is put out Of business with amazing
speed when the cougher 10 wise to
Bronchuline Emulsion.
Tough old coughs-persistent
oughs-coughs that hang on and
rob people of their sleep--those
are the kind Of coughs Bronchuline
likes to tackle. rya
Many times such coughs linger after
the: Grip or a heavy cold, and II you,
have one or know of anyone who has
one keep Bronchuline Emulsion in mind.
It isn't just a cheap, sweet cough
eyrup-it's the best cough. remedy---and
the best 10 never cheap. Peoples Drug
Stores can supply you. :.
The Washington times., 1924-05-15

II Australia could be placed in
the Atlantic Ocean it would I'LL
up all the space between Great
Britain and America. Let us
pray that such an occurrence
never comes to pass-it would be
too easy for another flock Of leo
turers to walk over.
The Washington times., 1924-05-15

The Radio Fan's-To own q
receiving set on Pixies Peak.
where no one can drop In and
distract his attention
The Washington times., 1924-05-15
AMBITIONS

The Tight-rope Walker's-To be
able to walk into his apartment
ut night without stumbling over
the furniture.
The Washington times., 1924-05-15

The Gold-digger's--To meet a
millionaire who uses thousand
dollar bills for napkins.
The Washington times., 1924-05-15

The Income.tax Collector
be able to collect some Of his
private debts.
The Washington times., 1924-05-15
Thousands Die Who
Ought Not to Die
Kidney Troubles Responsible
Use Marafroot.


Never mind how, much .you pay for q
Kidney medicine x il puts your kidneys
81 good shape, sbanishes that backache
end drives pufnlness from under the
eyes, ,@ A a $780, fs!r@
DR.. Carey'G Marshroot Prescription
ut (made ,Of roots and herbs). big
seller In the east costs $1.50 q package
either IN tablet or liQuiH form ana it's
wsIl worth the money. gr@-s
"A stitch in time saves nine-a few
days treatment right now With this
amazing medicine may save q life
save heartbreak through srief-and per-
haps the breaking up Of q happy home.
Never mind what you have tried be-
1ore--if you get up through the night
II your palms are moist, IL you even
suspect you have kidney trouble, get
Or. Careys Marshroot Prescription No.
/ TIT today at Peoples Drug Store or
any druggist anywhere and DC Il doesn't
help you, II you aren't glad in q weeks
TING that you bought It. go and get
sour money back--it will be waiting
The Washington times., 1924-05-15
look What
The Circus
Left Behind"
Here's A Live Tip to
Skinny, Run Down
Nervous Men.
Use McCOy's Cod Liver4Ou Tablets

You probably know that Cod
Liver Oil is The greatest flesh pro-
Queer in the world.
Because It contains more, Vita
mines than any food you can get.
But it's horrible smelling stuff
and nasty to the taste and very
often upsets stomachs that are
not strong. 'gE =
You'll be glad to know that Cod
Liver Oil comes in sugar-coated
tablets now, so If you really want
to put 10 or 20 pounds OF real
healthy flesh on your bones and
feel well and strong ask Peoples
Drug Stores or any druggist for
a box Of McCoy's Cod Liver OIL
Tablets.
The Washington times., 1924-05-15

When q man walks a mile he
takes an, average Of 1928 steps.
but these figures 90 not apply in
the cases Of guests returning from
. bachelors farewell dinner.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
Yes, | Am Back Again

The Household Furniture Company start
their "Half-Yearly Profit-Sharing Sale" tomor-
row morning, Monday, March 10.
You all know what to expect You all know
'Twice a Year. the Household" place their en-
tire stock of Furniture, Draperies and Floor Gov
erings on sale at "Proft-Sharing Prices" Il
You all know the purpose of this "Sale." It
is promoted twice year for the sole purpose of
getting new accounts. They want your name on
their books-and when they say ''Your Name"
they mean every honest man and woman in the
State of Texas-or, if you live across the border
line they want your name, too. They are selling
your neighbors. They have their names on their
books-so why not yours? =
MISS SAN ANTONIO.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-09
MISS SAN ANTONIO.
If You Already
Have an Account With Us

We want you to come too and take advant-
age of this opportunity. Your credit is good
SO why not buy now while you can buy it for
less? Pay for it later. Might as we'll save money
when you can. You see this is not money
making proposition with us-it's simply Big
Selling Event" we promote twice year to IN
crease business.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-05

Carpenter pertenecia a La de los pc
SOS pluma, que Sc hacia pesar hasta los
cincuenta kilos. No habia engordado.
Pesaba siempse 35 lxilos, y a pesar de
ese terrible handicap, termin6 terce-
ro. Ese resultado fue largamente
aplaudido por un numeroso pdblico, a
quien Ell ardor del notable boxeador
electrizaba. Cuando dirigia un golpe
certero y lograba derribar su adyer-
sarios la ovaci6ns que Sc le tributaba
era indescriptible.'
Como estimulo sus grandes meri-
tos, la Sociedad de Boxeo Francesa. le
otcrg6 la medalla de orc, Ell mas alto
galardon en- aquella epoca, que podfa
ostentar boxeador a1guno.
Desde aquella fecha, Georges Car
pentier Sc convirti6 en- Ell .idolo de
Francia.
En- el mismo afso, en- Paso de Calais,
consigui6 la victoria sobre diez y seis
ccmpetidores, batiendo a Wictink, cam
pe6n del norte en- el peso liviano.
Ell cnce de marzo de 1908, en- Paris,
fu6 aclamado campe6n del mundo en-
tre los aicionados de Francia.
Y como final de sus grandes meri-
tos profesionales. Sc bati6 Ell cuatro de.
Julio de mil novecientos veinfiuno,
contra Ell canpe6n de peso complete de
Estados Unidos, en- la arena de Jersey
City.
Esta fu6 la pelea mas sensational
del fdolo de Francia. en- ella demostr6
70 cientffco de sus raovimientos. 10
faerte de SUI s'punch'', pues sabido es
cue en- 81 cnarto round, y por. efectc
de IN golpe recismente dirigido. Sc
fracture el fndice de la n,anc derecha.
Cay6, como cayeron los grandes en-
las recias luchas. Despues que fue
derrotado Sc dirigi6 al hoy Campe6n
del Mnndo Y 'e daio: ...sn triunfo ale
FRA a los Estados Unidos, mi derrota
honra a Francia.''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-05
LA SALUD DE
LA Muller

La salud de la mujer depende par
ticularmente del estado safudable de
su Sangre. SCuantas mujeres no hay
que sufren de dolor de cabeza, dolor
de espaldas, POGO apetito, defciente
digestion, constante SenSacl0n de
canSancio, palpitaciones de coraz6n,
aSma, palidez y nerviosidad? 81
listed tiene alguno de esos sfntomas.
no espere a ponerse bien con la
ayuda del tempo, sino que debe
ahora mismo, hoy, empezar a rege-
nerar su sangre con las Pfldoras Iso-
sadas del Dr.. Williams Note como
la energfa nerviosa del cuerpo va res
taurandose a. medida quela sangre Sc
yuelve pura y roia, Y ell sistema or
ganico es sufcientemente reforzado
para soportar todo 10 que Sc pueda
pedir de FL:
Las Pildoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
Hams son buenas para todas las mu-
jeres, pero, son particularmente va
ilosaS para joyencitaS que muestran
seflales de enfaquecimiento y de-
bilidad general, estan palidas y Sc
vuelven nervlosas Y languidas.
EsaS pfldoras ayudan q adquirir un
Perfecto desarrollo y un buen estado
de salud, va que conducen a TN re-
foa1amiento del sistema organico y
ccppleta purificacion de Ia sangre.
SangIe empobrecida ,durante ell pc
rft do de crecimiento, augura meji-
las hundidas Y pecho liso para el
future. Sin sangre roja que de bril-
llantez a los ojos y color a las mejillas
y labios es impossible disfrutar de
buena saludy telleza.
Su boticario tiene en- ventl estas
pSidoras. Adquieralas hoy mismo,
exigiendo que sel paquetc sea decolor
rosado con Ia p grande en- caracteres
de relieve. lie sera renitido gratis,
un impo ~tante librito ssConsejos Con-
fdeRciales para Sefloras," 81 10 pide
a la DIR. Williams Medicine Co.,
Depart3mento NJ, Schenectady. N.
r., e. tt. de A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-05

T'ODOel largo dfa con un persis-
j. tente .dolor de espalda: listed
sc levanta por Ia mafiana Ierdo. en-
varado y fatigado. Todo el largo
dfa cansado. agotado, nervioso {
irritable. Quizas tambien ocurran
vertigos. dolores de cabeza ' cor
tahtes dolores cuando Sc agacha
s endereza.
Estas son sehales de alarma. Es &
sus rifiones los que debe dar aten-
cion. 8 81 no Sc har&n presente mani
festaciones mas serias, tales como
reumatisrno. kcido 6rico. arenillas
8 hidropesfa. Continue descuido es
peligroso. pues puede resultar en- el
temido NAL de Bright 8 nefritis.
No esperen que Sc desarroIlen
Intermediates mas serias. Tome las
Pfld0rds de Foster los primeros
sfntomas de doIor de espaIda. Las
PfLdorGs de Foster han aIiviado a
miles de .personas y tambien ayu-
darAn usted.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-05

AL referirse Ia vida del fdolo. de
Francia, Georges Carpenter, Descamps
dice 10 siguiente:
Georges Carpenter naci6 en- Lie
win. ciudad hlinera, el y de enero de
1854. Como sus herinanos mayores,
Georges debia ser minero. Tenfa un
afio de edad cuando sus padres Sc ms
talaron en- ell poblado de Lens. Desde
su mas t:erna edad, Carpenter demos
tr5 predilecci6n supreme por todas las
diversiones spOrtivas. Cuando cumpli6
los nueve amos figuro como parte prin-
cipal en- la. sociedad girnnasta ia Re-
generacion'' legando ocupar el car
Go de presidente. Ese "diablillo'' me
do Inucho que hacer, hasta Ell dfa en-
que Sc me apercibi6 que tenia gran
afci6n para el boxeo. I'm Ell club ha-
bia una secci6n especial de boxeo, re-
servado, para los adultos.
Un dfa, entrando rapidanente en- Ia
sala, vi a Carpenter que con guantes
en- los pufos Sc enfrentaba contra un
s.grande'', quien encajaba un sober
bio golpe en- los dientes. Mi Hegada
asusto Georges, Quien crey6 que yo
le habria de reganar pero entus:asma-
do por la trompada que le hahfa. Pc
gado su rival me dijo: "Me ret6 y
10 acepte porque soy TN hornbre.'
Despues de estudiar detenidamente
Ii actitud del muchaello y el gesto au-
toritario con que me habia hablado,
llegue a convencerine de que Georges
era IN candidate de sprimer orden pa
ra fgurar en- 81 n1nero de s'estrel1as"
en- el arte de los pufios, y sin p6rdida
de tempo lie fui visitar y lie die:
/ "lTe gustarfa practicar ell pugilis-
mop
El chico, emocionado, no me contes-
t6 pero sus ojos hablaron. Desde este
momento Ia suerte estaba echada. La
rrovidencia habfa d;rigido mis- pasos.
En- segu:da puse a Georges trabajar
con los adultos, y POGO tempo despu6s
los igualaba. A los tres meses POGO
mas o menos Sc convirti6 Ell pequefio
Georges en- Ell "as'' de todos aquellos
boxeadores, aunQue continuaba perte-
neciendo la division ''mosca''. Sin
embargo, conociendo como conocia su
valor su destreza resolvi inscribir-
10 en- el campeonato Due Sc habfa de
celebrar en- Bettinme Ell dia cuatro de
diciembre de mil .novecientos diez y
SETS.
Este fu6 el debut Official de Carpen-
tier, como boxeador. En- aquella fe-
cha no existfan categorias en- ell boxeo.
Los pugilistas que Sc encontraban
inscritos. Sc medfan sin distinction de
peso. Y Carpenter Sc cIasifc6 en-
premio.
En- La semana final Sc realiz6 ell he
cho POGO corriente de batir al cabo
de esgrima del regimiento sesenta y
tres de Inca, cuyo nombre era Le-
grand, que pesaba II kilos. Mi alum
no solo pesaba 70 libras. iSe adivina
la ovaci6n que Ell pdblico lie tribute!
Este triunfo fu6 un precioso acica-
te pues Ell nueve de mario del afio 81
guiente 10 anot6 en- el Campeonato de
afcionados. Ali habia categorfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-05
Los CANDIDATES. FAsCIs=
TAS. PARA Ell G0BIERNO
HAN SIDO ACOGIDOS CON EN-
TUSIASTAS MUESTRAS DE
APROBACIoN

ROMA, mario 5 Omitted PressJ-
De todas las provincias informan que
los candidates fascistas para el gobier
no y cuyos nombres, con motive de
estar cerca la fecha de las eleeciones
han sido dados a conocer, han sido
acogidos con .entusiastas muestras de
franca aprobacion por Ell pueblo. I'm
ponentes paradas pfblicas Sc han ce-
lebrado en- Geneva y Milan, expresan-
do el entusiasmo del pueblo por los
candidates.