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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER
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GOLFERS ARE FIRST TO
NOTED GOLFERS
TO TOUR SOUTH
Evans, Ouiinct, Marslon
and Anderson Scheduled to
Clash Over Florida Links
NEED EARLY TRAINING
New York, Dec. 30. While many other
eports aro waiting for tho return" of
spring, golf will proceed to get back
s to a pro-war basis during tho present
winter In tho South, Numerous tourna
ments which hato been revived and
scheduled at Bellealr, Palm Beach and
other Florida resorts are attracting
p somo of tho best players in the country
""""nnd will sorvo to restore tho Interest
In tho ganib before tho summer opens.
It Is qulto probable that n. quartet
of tho most promtnent amateurs In tho
country will bo seen In southern tourna
ments during tho next month or two.
Chick Evans nnd Max Marston already
havo announced their Intention of going
South, nnd thero is a possibility that
John Q. Anderson will Join fliem there.
Francis Oulmet Is also nnxlous to tako
up his clubs again, nnd Intends to go to
tho sunny southland ns soon as he Is
discharged from tho army.
Oulmet Needs Practice
Lieutenant Oulmet Is particularly
anxious to play during tlio present win-'
litr In vlour nt ttin fort thnt Vnrdon and
jjLfc.other English golfers navo planned a
. trip to this country next year, and
' Oulmet wilt ho exoected to meet them.
The Boston player has not hnd much
opportunity to play since going into tho
army service, and will need somo tlmo
to j;ct back to his game. Ho has re
covered from his recent Illness, and is
reported to be In flno fettle.
Golf enthusiasts In Florida nro looking
forward to a meeting soon between
Evans and Oulmet, who nro undoubt
edly among tho moit popular players
in tho country. There Is a keen con
troversy oxer tho golfing merits of theso
two players, and a few tilts In tho South
Will awaken Interest for tho big tourna
ments to follow later In tho year.
Marston in Form
Marston and Anderson havo played
some excellent golf during tho present
year, despite the curtailed activity In
the gamd and the fact that tournaments
were practically abandoned altogether.
If all four of tho players And It possible
to mako tho trip Pouth, they will un
doubtedly bo booked for numerous
.matches, which would bo played for tho
benefit of the Bed Cross and other like
urganlzatlons.
FEW HARVARD NET STARS
Kirk Lone Veteran on Crimson's
Tennis Team
OnmbrlilKx, Mum,, Bee. 30. Harvard
will find difficulty in organizing a tennis
team for next spring If present prospects
Indicate anything. Alexander K. Kirk,
who played with and managed tho team
lsst season, Is the only eternn left.
There arc. however, several men from
the 1921 team upon whom, it Is ex
pected, will fall tho task of keeping the
college in the running for tennis honors
nvr vpnr. Thea nrfl! Cantaln de Tu-
renne. John Biooks Fenno, Jr tlie.
young Boston utar, and Francis C. Han
ighen, the former Junior doubles cham
pion of Nebraska, all of whom hae an
nounced their availability.
Henry Snelling nnd Gerald Caner,
brother of the former intercollegiate
champion, are also possibilities..
Practicing for Snellcnburg Run
New York, Dec. 30. Max Dohland, the
Junior and senior national cross-country
champion, won tho handicap road race of tho
Lower Manhattan Athletic League yesterday,
llohland eoered thii 44 mllea In 1M:18.
Scraps About Scrappers
Jack Dempsey reached Uurfalo late, last
V. flight for his battle with Clunboat SYnlth this
' evening. CJunboat Smith has opposed many
jtood boys In his time, but lie Is facing; a
rather dangerous man In the person of Demp
sey The bettlnr favora Uempaey to tri
umph over the knockout road.
Joe Welsh will be found among; the pre
liminary boys at the National New Tear's
afternoon. The promoter were unable to
Tlace Joe any mgner on inn program man
hlrd. It meets Jimmy McC'abe. The other
National bouts are Max Williamson s. Lit
tle Bear and Frankle Conway t. Joe Leon
ard. The three preliminaries at the OljmpU
New Tear'a will bring; together alx fast lit
tle fellows. In the third bout Denny Whalen
nieces Italphr Brady, In the second Kid
l'orter meats Marty Williams, while In the
openler 1'cte Itlley coea acalnat Jimmy JIay.
aon.
Tfi. f-nmliml aemlwlndUD New Tear's
sresenta Walter Itennle, the slnglnr pugilist,
and Johnny Maloney, former 123-pound
amateur Klnr. ma otner "out. win snow
Willie tfpencer M, Young; Tlerney. Johnny
Morion a. Freddy Williams. Jimmy Man
nln vi.. Youii Artie and Chick llajcs s.
Youns Happy.
low Tenaler leaves tomorrow for Ills en
cacement with- Ilorky Kansas In Ilultalo,
New Year's. Tendler hag been offered a
guarantee ui qvm.
fin. q-nener and T.arrv Williams are ached-
uled to meet at the Armory A. A. Of Jersey
UHy tonight In a return lxut.
Frankle llrown, of New Tork may he.
seen here shortly. It Is retorted he will
meet Johnny Kllbane, In the featherweight
champlon'e return to the ring In this city,
Herman Illndln Is also after Toung Brown,
lie Is anxious to send Uddle Morgan against
the clever New Yorker
The Too Handy
Check Book
Insurance money, paid
to tho beneficiary in a
' lump sum and put in
bank, offers temptation
if she is not versed in
business affairs.
Think years ahead for
your dependents.
We will execute your
thought in concrete,
unchangeable form.
This is true protection.
THE
Provident
Life and Trust Company
of Philadelphia
Founded 1865
Fotuib and Chestnut Street
k i Mrnmhar ef ,
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STAND BY, MEN!
By CUNNINGHAM
ATTENTION! Limping alonjf llko a flivver, vrltli a couple of flat tiros,
eocs tlio year of Nineteen Eighteen. Tho round Is nlmoit over nnd the
old battler Is about all In. Ono moro day nnd Father Tlmo vrlll toss a npongo
in tho ring. Very much battered, but still same, tho veteran is erogey and
gasping for breath. 1'ASS THU HAND-PAINTED FTXnVERS.
"TTOOD for a couplo of thoughts as tho old twelvemonth Wckoth tho wooden
buckot. Old Gcorgo "W. Tlcsolutlon is on tho doorstop with his faco nil
washed and shining Hko a rubber collar ready to break into tho gay festivi
ties. AH set for tho big celebration tomorrow eve, when tho departing guest
will bo slipped tho bum's rush. MOB FORMATION FOIt-R-K-n-RD,
HERCH!
A S THE lamented year gels tho gate the debutanto Miss Nlneteen-Ninetcon,
" who is a member of ono of tho oldest families. Is all dolled up ready to
trip in with n. tight skirt. Blushing llko an over-ripo tomato blending in a
sad salad, tho cuto little damsel is ready to bo Introduced. All Is not set yet,
becauso tho old boy may still havo a kick in his mlt. TO THE REAR
DOUBLE TIME!
TTTITH nothing clso on tho mind but pay-day ono might as well tnko a
slant at tho poor old guy who is going tho voyage. Tlioro is a tearful
military air about tho poor slob. His uniform Is all unpollccd, from tho hob
nails to his felt lid. Tho canvas leggings aro tnttcrcd nnd twino has been
twisted in the eyolets. Sovornl buttons nro missing from his oltvo drab
blouso and his rlflo is rusty. Ho wouldn't pass inspection in a development
camp. TAKE THAT BirtD'S NAME!
rjlHERE ain't no reason why tho passing or old NInctccn-ElgMocn shouldn't
- bo a real frolic, rulllng' that war sturf In his act was all wrong und ho
mado himself vory unpopular. Ho might havo had an Idea thnt ho could
get away with tho I'cnco Tableau nt tho finish and save his show, but ho
saved his climax "until too late. Folks got tired of him being around. They
started walkin' out on him. RESERVE YOUR TABLE NOW.
fiO RIGHT through with tho tear-out celebration and make tho now visl
J tor feol nt home. "Wolcomo Is welcomo in any dlnlect. AcccDt no sub
stitutes except ono, nnd that Is tho beverage.
cheer to start to practlco early.
LET'S GO!
PENN AFTER FOREIGN ENTRIES
May Invite English and French
Stars to Kclay Carnival
Tho University of Pennsylvania. It ts
understood, will muko an effort to havo
teams of England and Franco compete
In tho annual relay carnival -which will
bo held next April on Franklin Field.
One of tho suggestions mado In con
nection with tho proposed visit Is thnt
tho team of Frenchmen which bestod
several combinations of Yanks In Inter
allied meets near Paris be brought oer.
iiiu Krcuient jirouiem is to gam tne
permission of the French authorities to
allow their men to run here.
To Hold Victory Chess Congress
New York. Dee. 30. Joe n. Capablanca.
I'rank J. Marsha I. linn K-.,1.,,7 ,,.-!
JYi.?.!lT!ll,?.r,.."n'lIam H- -Morrison have
K.cA';r.li!?'u.,jn' -,ro.,n trie.llrltli.il Chess
. . v.r.Uk.w. ,u iKno piari in h victory ClieRH
Congress." to h 1..1.1 (,. r,.i .. " i-.r?.."
K". ""i'for whlh Preparations are now
Match Cochran anil Scliaefer
New York, Dec. SO. Welkor Cochran n,l
to Dla? i1 rf.! f"en' i""0 n matched
jo pia a serlei of fourteen mimes at n.
th-.'-maVch",.'! 'i'"l, that " """inner of
tiie match will demand the right to meet
"pp In a championship contest.
"just add hot
inni sssiF nmi i
JDl 9 L 1 9HU
III ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " iTTTinTTiimiiiltmi H 1 1 1 n n 1 1 r?T ?fa''???f????55rT?M 1
Far New Year's g film r
He Wants a A ji. I
w i i i i 1 1 i i .iii . i XWS aUcKBiWwis'f 1
il WKkWkAmm-Is?k
Every man shaves or is shaved. Some
still struggle with old-fashioned shaving
accessories that try the patience and arc
unsanitary and wasteful of time and money.
Give that man a "DUO."
Soldier or civilian, traveler or stay - at - home, every man needs the
DUO LATHER BRUSH every man wants it.
"What's a lather brush?" you say. There's just one kind and one
only. It's made right here in Philadelphia. It's a combination of. a
good brush with a good shaving cream Mennen's. The cream's in
the brush ready for instant use. The bristles are set in rubber to
make it long-lasting. A twist sends enough cream for a shave into
the bristles. Then the air-tight valve shuts off the flow till the next
shave. There's sanitation for you. Dip in water and lather there's
speed. And the metal top, especially valuable for travelers, keeps the
bristles free from germs and keeps the brush from wetting other con
tents of the bag.
'A corking-good gift a useful gift for self-shaving men. Or,
if "he" prefers a barber shop shave, tell him to take the brush to
his barber. It's individual and sanitary. Remember, it's a "lather
brush," not just a shaving brush.
Department stores, drug, hardware, stationery and sporting
goods stores can supply you. If your dealer docs not have it, send
us $3.00 and his name, and wc will send you the brush direct.
Used and sold at the barber shops of Hotels Adelphia, Bellevue
Stratford, Ritz-Carlton, Vendig, Walton and Manufacturers'
Club. Cream containers at your dealer's, or direct.
THE
GO SOUTH
Havo to get used to the near-
TO REVIVE BRITISH SPORTS
Plan Important Meetings in Ten
nis and Rowing
London, Deo. 30. Steps aro alreedy
being taken by athletic authorities for a
revival of lawn tennis nnd rowlnc. The
All-Kngland club officials havo applied
to tno council or. inc i.awn Tennis As
sociation for a sanction to hold tho
chamnlonshln tournament nt Wimbledon
next summer, according to Tho Field, a
sporting publication,
Kieckhefcr Plays Maupome
Chicago, Dec. 30. More than the
usual amount of Interest Is being mant
tested In the coming throe-cushion bit
Hard championship match between Au
gust Kleckhefer, of Chicago, the cham
liloii. and Pierre Maupome, Interstate
Lcuguo tltleholder, which will be held
Hero January i, 7 ana s.
Necktie Manufacturers After Reds
CIuflnniitl.Dec. 30. August Herrmann de.
tiled that Jefferson I.lvlnaston. rum mar.
nate. nan to become principal slackholder
in me uncinnau .national League CIUD,
Much a etory originated In New York. Mr.
Herrmann added that the only offer made
tn d&tt that has any likelihood of snlnr
through Is that of George Hold. n;cktl man
ufacturer, who Is willing to put up 1:100,000
for a controlling interest.
water and shave
DE LUXE BRUSH COMPANY
1033 Sprint Street, Philadelphia.
FOR SPRING TRAINING
Sleuth Unk Russell
Flaih Present-Day
Boxing Plutocrats
"fie! Nearly (30,000 for year'a
work tn the rlnr In war tlmest
hewl That's a lot of money for
bum."
Without farther comment, TTnk
Russell, the sienth, fondly -polNhed
nls rinkrrton badge, broke owqy
from a gnnr of fans ami hastened
for Itroad and Washington, his reg
ular "beat."
Unk, tho enemy of lilg li-prlced
boxers, had Just learned of Lew
Tender's earnings for the jeer. Unk's
annual Income seldom approached
the hundred mark. Ilenre Ida pro
nounced antipathy for the modern
plutocrats.
Ilefore getting eut of earshot he
bellowed bock! "The plckln's still
good. They say the promoters Is
wise. Oh, tn see Yt Yl buck In har
ness. Wouldn't he make a clean
up?' BARROW SIGNS FOR 1919
Veteran Leader to Manage Red
Sox Next Season
Boston, Mass., Dec. 30. Whether or
not Harry Frazeo sells Ills Boston Ited
Sox. Udward (J. Barrow will bo manager
or the team next season. Frnrec, who
Is prrBldnnt of tho Uoston club, signed
Harrow to a contract for 1010 Saturday
Barrow received qulto an Increabo over
Ills stipend of 1918.
England Wants Minister of Sports
.,I:?r'Io" Dre- 1".("' SI" --A a. conse
21!Jn ,ot .lh". mllltarv authorities tuklnt
oyer the physical deelouuieiit of mllllonn
L,UIC". dllrlnf '.no """r and tho tremendo.n
J!SL.ffi'',1 ,,y i,,, l'nche, of Athlou-i
7mp,..!oniil.1T-'..'-' ""ro-.-l month-) ago that
i?i,nf".,,p.u"h S"hln'1 rontaln a mln
ii. f "port- n"1 ihat his functions 1.
m nt ermnent fcaturo of tho Oocrn
Arranfie Cage Stlirdiile
KocheMer. N. Y.. IIac
York Stato lntcrcolleclatn
cult1 Iihh been nrganked
8 The Now
llaiketbalt Clr
ni.il a scheduln
r inn inanin arranged.
tlon,
rian Boxing Tourney in France
New York, Dec. SO One of tho blicst
tournament- in .,.. ....,... ....'' uiacrs.
In. arrariied W the Knight, of CoTumh ,.
lumhu',
(e nlHra
in'f.ei. e ior,:nrni;o';filPa o take Place
Ln. J. rl" ,l?r lUa ,rn'rtalnment of Uncle
Sam's Boldlera,. sailors, marines and ui!
0frr-i,,.su,r.w."1.!;; jf."W.v " Knight, I
-. v....wUa ,w uv .uiujiun in ea.cn class
Cage Games Wanted
South Philadelphia A. A., a feat second
class slxteen-to-eluhteen-vear-old travsilnc
.'j!,m m?,V," me,s-. AddVesa K. N Dev tt.
3105 J. ' Cr P "9 Dlcklniori
The Dersett It. C. would llko to arrange
games with second-class home or traveling
teams of PennsM.anla or New Jersey. Ad.
dress Hobert O. Jartla. 1'445 Sharswood
street.
The) Calrarr Clob. of the Northwest
League, want, game, with all flrst and
third class traellng learns, especially Han
cock A. A. Reserves. Bt. l'aul A. A.. Stet
son Mission, Nlcetown II. c. and teams of
such caliber. Address Charles J. Selbol.
2728 West Albert street, or phone Diamond
3000 W and Diamond 789S J.
Ilelmont II. C. a. strong sixteen-year-old
traellng team, would like games with
teams having hall, and billing to gho a
fair guarantee. Address w. -J. iUrklns,
1410 Mouth rorty-elg)ith atreet.
The Rltell It. T. wants a game with any
fifteen-year-old quintet for New Year's Day.
Address Joseph Dagoatlno. 1414 Clarion
street.
Nativity C. '.. first and second class
tesms, would like to hear from all first
and aecond class trae11ng flvts Address
T. W. llullk. Jr.. 3243 Miller street.
Spruce II. C a fast traveling team would
like to engage games with second and third
class teame having hall,. Address Maurice
Illrsh. 413 Spruce street.
ssTTJTKirmaa
It "Vc.Iclt "ant anionc tho rollecea """' "vionjr in.jciiuui irauiiiiK,
iLSToiiiStS,1. n ?M ' '""" "alH"''B of IT Joseph V. Itaycroft.
w?:cuZ"lKMrsV?;- tTVnt'T ot '-- Captain J. U Orllllth, of
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m7&?rz .IB$sia$$i
COLLEGE HEADS
HONOR PIERCE
Brigadier General Re
elected President of Na
tional Collegiate Ass'n
NAME 1919 COMMITTEES
Vew York, Dec. 30. Brigadier Gen
eral Palmer U. Pierce, tho first presi
dent of the National Collegiate Asso
ciation, has bwn re-elected president of
thnt organization. Tho election of Gen
eral Pierce was a trlbuto to his remark
able personality. Ho Is commander of
a brlgado In the Fifty-fourth Division,
which Is In France.
Dean S, V. Uoer, of Iowa Stato Col
lege, wan ro-nlccted vice president, nnd
Prof Frank W. Nicholson, of Weslcyan
University, again was chosen secretary- I
treasurer.
The following committees have been
named for 1010:
Football Frederick AV. Moore, liar-
vard: Walter Camp, Yale; Furkn H. '
Davis, Princeton ; Carl Williams, Penn :
A. 11. Sharpe, Cornell; Paul J. Dashlelt.
Navy; A. A Rtngg, Chttutgo; 13. K.
Hall, Dartmouth ; H. I,. Williams, Mln- '
ncsota; I.. A. Irabbltt, llaverford;
Ciptnln Ocorfrey Keyes, West Point;
Dr r. W. Savage, Oborlln ; S. C Wil
liams. Iowa State, and W. A. Lambcrth.
Virginia,
llaskctball Dr. J. II rvnycroft.
Princeton; James Naisnilth, Kansas;
Italph Morgan, Penn ; Ij. W. Johns.
Ohio Htnte.
Hwlmmlng F. W. I.iichnng, Prince
ton; J). H. Iteed. Chlcngn; It. F. Nelll
g.in, .Vmherst; ('. D. Trubcnbach, Co
lumbia. Track athletics Frank It. Castleton,
Ohio State, Captain J. I. Grlflln. Drake;
Ilnmevu Horry, Cornell.
A commlttco on tho promotion of tho
Curdy, of tho Sprlnglleld Training Col
lege, lias been appointed and, an appro
priation of J2000 was mado to finance
tho work.
COBB NOT UNDER CONTRACT
Georgia Peach Received Tcn
Buys' Notice Last Spring '
Augusta, (lii , Dec. 30. Ty Cobb, De
troit American star, has announced that I
at the close ot the laBt baseball season '
ho received a ten days' notice of release
from the Detroit club, nnd that his four
year contrnct has expired.
Cobb would not say that ho consid
ered hlmBclf a free agent, but said that
ho felt himself privileged to consider
any offer mado to him by any club In
organized baseball. He nald he had not
decided whether. ho would play ball next
season. He denied that ho had received
an offor from tho Now York American '
League club. . !
I'xpect Veterans to Return j
Klate College. Pu., Dec. 30. Manv under-
rrr.iduates who have been away In tho serv
ce aro expected to return here nnd become)
candidates for tho cage team. Among these
are Captain-elect M tlson and Frank Wolfe. '
a. regular from last year. i
ltunners Establish New Record
Vau a-li- Tlan lift Trt vnnnlnn ,! J
icit ini -.. uv. si i uiiiiint u urau
lient In the wekly run or the Lome I Ma ml '
Alhletlo. IvfMRun :fstenlay Lou1h Kaufman i
Hna Uduie aMajo. menibfrs or the Iirookljn
A. A., net ft new record fop the four unti
qUfirter-mllA courHe. Their time nan ill 0s
Fire Kuins New Orleans Track
Nrr Or.raiifl. Dec 30. The cr.ind ntand,
clubhouto m.U pajdock at the Fair O rounds
race tract; here, owntil by the lluslnesii Men'..
Itaclnir ABWcltln wre U8troed by fire
Hnturdar. The Ions uur rittlmntiii at m.
than JIOCOOO. "
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Thii it the Duo Lather Brush, $3.00
and up, with metal top. Convenient,
sanitary, durable, economical. No
part tn wear out quickly all racial
but the bristles. The only brush
with the air-tight valve.
DUPONTS PUSH EXPORT TRADE
New Company Formed to Handle
All Foreign Business
Wilmington, Del., Dec. 30. -The B I
du 1'ont do KemoiirH Kxport Company,
Incorporated to tnko over tho du l'ont
company's foreign business, has been
organized, officers han boon elected nnd
tentative) plans announced for tho fur
d.
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One stick of gum made
the world rosier
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DIDN'T have anything more than a grin-and-bear-it.5'
spirit when they first rolled me onto that little white k
iron bed, but one of the boys brought me in a pack
age of chewing gum after a while and
looked rosier as soon as I took my first chew. This lad's a
kindness and the cheer that package of gum gave me '
impressed me so that after I was able to hobble around I '
spent five francs, all the money I had, buying gum at the
hospital canteen and playing 'good Samaritan You can't
imagine the good it did for those wounded boys, and the
smile of appreciation when they saw that little package." '
This is but ono of the many reasons why you are having
difficulty today in getting your favorite brand of Adams
chewing gum. Please remember that millions upon millions
sticks of Adams gum have gone to the buys in France. If
Adams Black Jack is missing from the counter try Adams
Pepsin. Adams Chiclets, Adams Yucatan4or any Adams brand.
ADAMS
Pure Chewing Gum
Adams Black Jack jj Adams California Fruit
Adams Chiclets chIcle Adams Yucatan
Adams Pepsin 'V Adams Sen Sen
Adams Spearmint ljf Adams Clove
$ld a Stidk in Eytry Lmttmr to YpWjJfyldjfepi
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ther expansion of tho foreign trade. Tho
otllcors aro:
President V. V'. PIcknrd, vlco presi
dent of the du Pont company In charge
of tho sales department.
Vlco president and director of sales
Walter S. Clavan, for many years the
directing head of tho -xport business,
TrcnbUrer -!' n llrown.
Secretary Alexis I du Pont
lloth Mr Drown and Sir. du Pont oc-
cupy similar positions with tho du Font
company.
The directors of the now export cor
porntlon are Sir. Plckard, Mr. OaVarr,
Mr. llrown, !'. C. Peters, C. h, Fetze,
J. A. Iiurckel and J. J;. liatt.
Mr. Qavan, who will be the active)
head of the export company, will tstab
llsli headriuartcrs In New York. The
company also will maintain an office at
San Francisco.
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