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B'l"UJUtlliwwiiiii WPBWTa?i...f.,MaifflBg&TOfffagW!wTui,i,.iiiiw - - - - "-" ' . .., II I III Me niiurAU MiRfc FWTH I AD7F1 FDF r H HHFPWFD ttnnuAM liavwci i unnic-riiMvi .1A-1 Aunnci i er j-i Anew oat cnurr lJe. rHA.uni Cn -NU THOMDRriW MAY WAOSTHM' PWu UUIIWII i ... "u.w . iifiun. IlKI'IMH I'WAITVlli I IHUKIL. IHLrMl WMN.IS V.l,lruLLL Ik l4Lr '"I VJMII I uou vmiivi.l.K Will MIVHi-vvi' rr imvivi. Thumbs straight down slinft or nronnd It; perhaps n forcflngcr to sulilo the putt stroke; bnll off left, or center or right of lioily; upright stance or rrouili. eliiow rest In: on thigh; left arm straight, left arm bent; knees bent and straight hero you hao the ay they sink the long ones, choose the position that suits your M a i ft m . .1 m stjlc then go to It, they say FEW LINKSMEN HA VE ' SAME PUTTING STYLE $omc Say Pill Should Be Off Left, Others Off Right Foot. J Thumbs Down, Thumbs Around, Straight , Up or Crouch Uy SANDY McNIHLICK , Ip IS5 '(H mnn who can putt ran play golf ulili nujbody." This remark was umlouttedly fl r a t niuile by Noah lieu ho pushed off ltfA n lilw. IliA Inft nlhnW rn.tlll!7 Oil the left thigh, aud the left wrist making the hit. "For it it u hit." says the pro. "though some .ay the club, arms and everything Nhould move right out after the ball. In other words, the wrist .! i.nl l..trwl ...... tl.n AHlAlt'tt hnllfrf tllOir '" h.,1Al.k,r f I original position, but follow through are plenty of roi t- , b ' position, (in euiter to rise with the statement I Adaption "Putting, in my opinion, however, is tho adaption of one's particular ability to n ri-rtain tixod stjlc. So long us tho right wrist doei not turn the shaft back, Uio putt should be fairly true." As will he feen from tne illustration nearly every star has a different style. Some lay a fnrutiugcr of the left hand down tho shaft, some ploy the thumbs straight down, sonic choke tho grip, others lengthen It and stund upright, some play off out foot, some the other. Home stars lWure it is a pendulum stiokc. others with tho wrists nud still otheiw neither. 'rake jour pick. tbit there uro somo who "can't putt who cm nlay with anybody," but In the into It's the swan shot in the realms jf the flag that rings up the count. Chick Kvans aud Miss Htlrllug nrn two among the notable "ean't-puttets" bo do not have to worry to muc.i .l.n llmr himl nllt tlio little tlllttel'. Both play their game up ft the green. thiraxli uoth lme imtl tare sireuKs ui brlllmut putting. But "deadly putters" arc about ns Mctne us ladlum buttons on a doilgh- V. ... Thnrnfnrn. if !1 nluter llns mutcml the prlutlplci of the pesky putt and In nble to sink one in a fair per centage of times lie is at bat, lie Is doing Mil. Of couise, It one Happens io urop lUiriioiiil moment, so mum uie uciicr U...III...VM iinl HIT riHIIIK II IllllllN. fldlillill M,nil.iiH ! virtually "II tlio recruits and rrzuluri are hi re. Boston Nationals Work Out tialrllvlill iuuiiiriii.f ru uiuiii n. u.b i ui.iuuruui u, jtiHrji i. iiiw uini Huin- Tli iiiitlor Ithplf is in rn'titlltl tllfntr nut of Hip urnnan wna tMkrn yciterduy W The imtlPP "hCii ih an ii-iniii u u ik (h(1 imlon NHt0na Wiuft(1 0n tirrlvitl htm r. in. ii. r hi imiiiiiir. i in num. niiuuiii e .. .. u ...... T.ii!iim ivm mi " i"i.'iB . . .iiurl'iiiiK ,i i . ii inr. .'irtiiiinv ll. i.M I .. 11. nt., ui.i.liif, till, llllllll I .Irln.illl nil IT1A ..firillta ral.il I Df Mill uim iiiiimii. il'iii'iii ". .. thiog iu the t lub being peileet unmnce. Should Tccl "night" ' Prfin ii 1mrtllMir Mlinillll ll( Ollle to iiiov whtn he has a dub of that sort to his hands, in other words, u cluu jbnt feels "right." t tne picture oi ,iei- wum-uii, ivinrasu Go'f (hilt pro, shows tlio lett Mlsl hi iwdtiou to do whut the brother of the "famous (.corge IJuneun asserts "they rc all nihueutirg now." Alec sus tlmt lett wrisc siioum aei ittnioT pitsisl'Tos or MANHATTAN SHIRTS i.N pmljoru III 1018 CHESTNUT 113 S. THIRTEENTH l'HtlTni'l1H. rilHTOPl.WS PHOTO PUYS THRU Company V OflMERICA Tho following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Company of Amer ica, which in a guarantee of early showing of tho finest production!). Ask for the theatro in your locality obtaining pictures through tho Stanley Company of America. IjAlhamb ,11. (.!.. ......l jYvj. r,. iiii. inuiiin m i UDjuiin ... la Mi nnitir, irviti.rt!4K & 0 AT II P. I .A 111 It. "SHOtl.n A WOJIAN TlU.li' A I FHHFNY rrunkford A Alleeheny MbUAinCn I Mat. Daily SttB, Kg. at S. . 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COMEDY "BTALE EOQ3 AND SWEETHEARTS" RIVDT I MD A"D BANBOM STB. "RKHPKCTAHLE UY I'nOXY" VENAN0O SSth nnimmn ,.,.,..... i(nj "THE TREE O? ICNOWLL'DCIE" "UHtrn i I... I,,;. "' ii5ia or knowledoe" -rrC.Kl3UN -""l. P"hln Bta. DAOIT 1UDQE AVE. A DAUPHIN s-p ! ,r...-fc.-J. MATINEK nill.V 1 IIV i. Ti- .-'.-". -?. kit ...WILLIAM M.tSft.r.'"KK DAILY WINOB OK TilB"i6'n'N'ln., WJREKA Str.4 ",yj: F '.-3 1A1V , : iftr tx nODKRT WARWirK 'in 'VACJt - - ,majt,t . i.i'.."'rr r? , ' s". i y siin Eve. oils to ii. STRAW DEMPSEY WILL FIGHT Meets Terry Keller In Four-Round Exhibition Tomorrow Los AngclM, Murcli 1. Jnck Dcmp Ky will enter tho ring hero tomorrow iiiRllt for tho first tlmt! slnoe lie won tlip liOHVj-wolglit cliuniploiiHliIp ut To ledo. O.. .Tulv 4 laHt, to box n four ronud exhibition with Terry Keller, of New York. Jnck Kenrna, Dcmpscy's mnnager, In mnkliii: tlu nnnoiinccmcnt liit night, snld Keller Bcvcrnl jears ngo boxed to a draw with Dctnpsey. Keller nlbo claims to have won it dccNIon over Joe Ili'ckett, Knglish heavyweight, when the latter wiih lighting under another name. Dcmpiey linn been training daily for Hcvcral wcckH with Bill Tiite, hi negro sparring partner. Sharkey and Moore Draw DflroH. March . Jack Hharkoy, of New York, and Roy loorp, of Ht. Paul, fought tfti fot round hero Inut nlxht. at the end of which newnpiiner opinion wan about rqunlly Olvtded. Hhnrkey lmided miff Iflfia to tho head frcouently durlne tho early rout". 1s. hut hla opponent took tclllns leads later In tho bout. EX-SERVICE MEN HEAR THE CALL OF THE OLD LIFE Former Soldiers and Sailors Find Civil Life Too Tame. They Are Joining the Marine Corps. Combines the Desirable Features of Both Army and Navy. lur tuNrfttAB Uu m$""'; If trouble atari over Ibo border, Jf a Haitian rob wants a scrap. Should any ono start a disorder Where. Undo Sam's b'os3lnff'tho map If bad llttlo bandits or pirates Insist upon ptilllnt; bit; scenes Don't worry or fret or ect In a sweat. Just call up and tell tho Ma rines. Just toll the Marines, just tell the Marines, They'll net on the Job in their Bcrapplnc; Jeans: Ask 'cm for trouble, and trouble you Bots, Tor they've rot sharp points on their bayonets. They land on their feet and they've sot nine Uvea, And they pack a puncii in their Xorty-Avcs. "Two battalions of Marines for Immediate, servico in Haiti." Not lonsr aco that call wont out from tho V. 8. Marino nccrultlns Bureau. Within ten days thoso two battalions wcro recruited, equipped and ready to shove, off. And every man in thoso outfits was a former soldier, sailor or Marino. They found civil llfo too tame. The "servico" was In their blood, and they could not get it out. Strange? Not a bit of it. Aslc ny one of "Jack" PershlnR's Rang. Atlc any ox-man-o'-war's man. Oh, yes, we all growled at for the Marine Corps were pro moted from tho ranks. These offi cers, by thoir efficiency nnd valor, liavo no amply demonstrated .tho wisdom of developing1 tho officer material nmontr the enlisted men, that tho system lias been adopted ' as a permanent fcaturo of tho service. Any man who has the makings of an officer in him stands an excellent chance of ris ing rapjdly through the non-com-mlsBloned grades of corporal and, sergeant and "graduating" into & second lieutenant. After that ho hns the same opportunity of at taining still higher rank as any graduate of the Naval Academy. In addition, somo Marines are selected each year to take the four-year course at Annapolis, upon completion of which they are immediately commissioned second, lieutenants of Marines or enslgna In .the Navy. "When we romomber that ther is ono non-commissioned officer to every sovon mon no one who is of avcrago ability and applies himself can expect to remain a prlvato for very long. The Marine at Work and Play Many people havo the Idea that tho ocrvlco is a. life of hard work, long hours and harsh discipline. Nothing was ever further from th truth. There is work to be done In the Marine Corps. But It is good, evgf & iimmm&mi reveille nnd sworo to murder tho bugler. We nil "groused" at the chow and whettod our bayonets for the coolss. Oh, yes. full packs rubbed the skin off our Bhoulders. But Remember' those days when we were fit 89 fiddles, could cat the hind leg off a table and enjoy It, could lick our wolght in wildcats, nnd weren't afraid to eay so? And romomber the buddies who bunked with us, hiked with us, scrapped with us, took all our money, bum med our tobacco, called us bad namoa and would gl us tlio Bhlrts off their bocks if we asked em? Somehow civil life doesn't ofton glvo us frionda liko that. Tho man who has never done a hitch In the service has missed a lot. Jsn't that so? ... And for anv man who Is looking lor service all sorts, ltlnds, con ditions and variotles of eervlco tho Marine Corps is the one beat bot, Tho Marine Is "soldier and sailor, too." When the big ehlps go to noa tho Marines go with thom. Be foro the Marino has a chance to get tired of een-golng he is landed nt Haiti or Honolulu, China or tho Philippines , ... Opportunity for travel and ad venture is only one of tho things that tho Marine Corps affords. In this branch of the servico a man finds unusual facilities for physical and montal development. The Ma rine Corps makes an ordinary man Into a real "husky." And there are all manner of trades that may be learned in the corps. Kvery day cx-Marlnes are, Immediately upon discharge, step ping Into wcll-pojd civilian Jobs that range from that of aviator to that of cook. And, as every one Itnows. an honorable discharge from tho Marine Corps Is the best letter of roeommeridatlon any one can havo. It Is, in fact, a United Btates Government " certMcato which stamps the possessor as "In spected and passed as an honest, loyal and capable man. who has learned to uso his head and hla hands and uso them to the best advantage." - ... During in ""vTwUP Wrl? Bringing in Haitian Bad Men Nlckalls Returns torYalo ,w Union, Conn., ,Mirch I. - Quy Nltikalln .an returned to Yule, nr Hn ftbuenCA of threq yenra, !not of which ho pent In rvko In thn Ilrltlsh nrmy Tho head couch of the Vftlei crew Inspected tho rowing machines and wnichM th crew cunoldkloi, ut worlt. Ho oxorosHed himself as Bfctltflrd with thn progrflBa tho oarumen urn mnklne. NlckalU, Dr. At Hharpe and l'rof C. W. Mendell will talk to tho rowlnr candidates at a mestlnc Friday night. Dental College Falfs to Appear Pennabnnr, I'n., March 4. A Inreo crowd of people Vicre disappointed when thn basket ball team of th Philadelphia Dental Coi lego of Templo University foiled to appear for tha game scheduled with Perkfomen School last nlcht. Italy Challenges Aero Club New York, March 4. The title of tho Aero Club of America tn tho Inti'rniitlonitl llillnm Trophy was challenged bv another mil Inn yesterday, when a challenge, was received from tha Aero Club of IlMy. which proposes to enter three teams In ..le content to be held In this country this year. Challenees already had been received from Envlund. 1'ranco and Deljium, College of Pharmacy Loses Wenonnh, N. J., March 4. Wenonah Mili tary Academy defeated the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy In a basketball cams played in the local armory by a score of 33 to 12. Tho work of Paulus featured for tha Cadets. Score at tha end of the first half was 11 to 1 In favor of Wenonah. Cornell Crew Lopsided llhnco, N. Y.. March 4. Bitter criticism of the faoulty for lack of co-operation which ho declared has deprived him of tho services of the entlro starboard aids of his varsity crew was made yesterday by Charles K. Courtney, Cornell's veteran rowlnsr coach. As a result of the midyear examinations, he said, ono side of the first eight had been eliminated from rowlnc this season. Coach Courtney stated that the faculty., failed to Inform him of the scholastic atanJlnc of liln Important candidates, as has been the cus tom for many years. A second-clan traveling team desires the services of a battery willing to Play for the sport of the tame. O. K. Abmjcr. 0120 Christian street. Will Send Crews to Olympics New York, March 4. Strong crewe will represent tho United Htates In tho rowin In tho Olympic games In Uclclum. according to plans under consideration by the American Olympic committee and tho National Asso ciation of Amateur Oarsmen. l"red IU l'ort mejer. member of an association committee, announced yesterday that this country wilt send n single and a. double sculls and crews for tho pair, four and elght-oarod event. W. Va. Breaks Deadlock and Wins Morgantown, V. Va., March 4. For thirty minutes here last night Kalrmount Normal aggregation or star long shots had West Virginia's basteteera worried, the count being tied at SO. ;I'VVr. isb -i :' r f i7 '-J'SI v fSSt. sKsWislSar trlty .Tfijim?lfSrAr ff.ij r 'sssssssrRisr .srjsv trijzraw im jn.p.r isa flsBMsr.stwr VTh'iWJSbW MJ& .-Z&rtfrr im .'fit's-,. II. m T;. . Mmof .-.'V-r...".'-.- feskW yirjMMMM,Mm' iiaWalUUssslsHrcfr 'i C f ', j HsBS rBfV ... xaM o jk." ,71.t vtPclfivMJ, ftl'' F-.'V. HsH BKsS J-1?. tTTugmMr Sj iVitVaV4A RpM&hSSa L i mT sssH . Ul r rjCKw KZ K?.rttW ETXVtSiS. tftZl lit $l$m M jt&yJt ''Us? SsflSWuSiaM ?it3il!liici iimjv. m .J?-: isa m ?& K&f,A ew. ?x. tff?;- V Conchas Vcrfccto IOC Vcrfecto 13c or 2 for 25c Trcsident g Foil ivrapped "& 15c healthful, outdoor work. There aro short, snappy drills that make a man nlert and "on tho Job" In mind and body. Thero aro setting up exercises that take Inches off a man's waistline and put thom on his chest. There's ehootlner on tho rifle range evory Marine Is trained to bo a crack shot; there's work with wireless toleGTaphy and eometUlns' of seamanship. Itta work, but It's the sort of work men like. Thero must be discipline, just ns thero must bo laws In a com munity or rules In an offlco or factory. But tho Marino discipline Is of a sort that no reasonable) man would object to. Llfo la not all work for" tho Ma rino. There nro baseball, football, boxlnp; and swimming for tho devotees of theso sports. No post la without Its pool tables. There Is fishing' and hunting. For Ma rines, In their travels, go whore tramo. hlff antt lttle, Is plentiful and gamo laws aro few. Mon not on guard may, as a rule, leave thoir station after 2 or 3 o'clock in tho afternoon nnd may remain nwny until rovolllo (6 or 7 o'clock) tho following mornlnc;. Whenever a man may be con veniently spared, his commanding officer has authority to grant him a ten-day furlough, plus the time required to travel to and return from hla homo town. The Marine Corps desire to nlvfi roans? men from nil porta of the country an opportunity o( enlist ing; In the servico for two, three or four rear. The local recruit Ins; office has some vacnneles In Its quota for especially good men. It xnny be that 70a aro tho sort of man they are) looking for. Don't hesitate to call and talk thin; oTer, It rrlll put yon under no obllsnllon. Yon vrlll not be urged to enlist. But yoti CAN lenrn tho troth about the Marine Otrps from men who know the lira and like It yell enouah ta stay ., Send for booklet, U. S. Marine Corps Rccrultintt -OBco. 4. mf?$mi The hlenrl thnt makes Havana rJW" YOU'LL find in the dictionary all the words that Longfellow eyer used. But could "you and Webster" write another Evangeline? Others can obtain, if they choose, tobaccos as choice as those used in MANUEL. But no blenders without the MANUEL formula and method can blend the rich Havana with selected lighter leaf so that the cigar is both mild and fragrant as in MANUEL. ; Prove it and be happytoday. ALLEN R. CRESSMAN'S SONS Cigar Manufacturers Philadelphia Witw'" p0lH pll FLOR DE In whatever shape and size you prefer zoc to 20c At all stores. . lii" i v ..tit 4 t y .j Kfl . 3 ri hi ftsB sLLV HsH dssfLB LsssLsV B LLH LH 'bLH - sssLB lsH .HsEsL JL H HLr aaHaiMMIAMHl ffm EXTRA MILD HAVANA BLEND CIGARS I "".? .. j .: & .. .' . UP... 'r s" iT'. ,,V iLJnla j.: w..ii.i'fiiiairfjiiijlfc.i:.tuj':JBt'j.'!ui,X.;.- t
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