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! EsSON FOR SEPTEMBER 1
ar4g MESSAGE OF MALACHI

rs
LESSON TEXT-Mal, s:1-4;8.
GOLDEN TENT-Return unto me, sn1
rirI return unto you, satin the Loro u
Hosts Nal g." =, w..
1---sq. lisa. 6. Elk. 2:I-7; Acts 1880 II
Cor SIG II.
PRIMARY TOPIC-G0d's Promise OF
Tue Tr,%T0R TOPIC-Oferings That Please
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
what We Should Give to God
voT-vc PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Tbst the Bible Teaches About Giving.
The subject of t0day's lesson is
broader than the text, especially the
verses printed. The best way to teach
this lesson is 10 give survey of the
entire book
Malachi WAS perhaps contemporary
with Nehemiah; probably sustained the
same relation TO Nehemiah that Hag-
gai and Zprharah did to Ierubbabei.
After the completion of the walls Of
Jerusalem Nehemiah seems TO have
hp4p called back to The Persian court,
bDt returned tn Jerusalem after Il
few years. Though outwartlly the lives
Of the people were correct, the prophet
pointed ont the sins Of a corrupt priest
hood. mixed marriages and failure TO
pay trheS.
l. lsraePs Base lngratitude Il :1-5) ,
God approached them with the ten
der affirmation Il have loved you II
was the prophets burden to declare
this fact unto them ". y. So formal
and worldly were the people that they
failed to see Gods hand upon them.
The attitude Of Israel 10 God is shown
in the skeptical tnsinuation wherein
hast Thou loved us? The propher
answers this by showing Gods choice
Of Jacob and His passing by Esau; His
destruction Of Edom and saving Israel
II. Gods Severe Indictment & g.
210.
Against the Priests Il :6-2, 81.
i They we're guilty Q Of profanity
u:6) Their profanity was in despis.
ing the name Of God To fail to honor
God is to be profane. To use His
name in any unreal way is to be thus
u guilty ~ Sacrilege Wv. I, s.. Their
SacrlagiOus act was in Offering pol
u lpted bread and blemished sacrifices.
To bring such offerings to an earthly
ruler would be gross insult, Gifts
TO be acceptable with God must be
genuine, must cost something. We
should give to God our best There is
A. intellect too brilliant to Offer in the
Cords service The Young should not
them on the altar of missionary sacri-
fee (3) Greed G1W. They were
not willing to open The doors of Gods
house without pay. our service should
be ont Of heart of love for God, not
for profit. This has vital application
to ministers and eyangeIists today. To
enter Christian service because of
worldly gain is of this type a. Wear
some. c) Not teaching the law 10
Fls,
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ANTHONY

Mrs. Bessie Peel and Miss Maggie
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'Snter clears away carkine
and all the other cobwebs tha.
\ ''e mental gloom" g., .rL
r 'od'''I Judge" at the Rvl,nasr
''''y and Saturday.
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They're Here--1'he Newest
Fall Clothes for Men
$500 TO $4,000

T1ES that meet the preferences Of the man who has
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who is climbing they r all here just taken from the
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Not Afraid

for tie low '9 3 and slept; l awaked (;
Be afraid G3f q, sustained me. I will not.
Psalm 58e. s" thousand people,
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de 10 Parochia ort. Romano
'Pogcrirea Duhului Slant"
din Philadelphia, Pa.

Dnmineca in ? lulie ia fost
pentru Romanii din Philadelphia
o ri de mare insemna tate. IL. !.
Dupa terminarea ST. Leturghii
s'a procedat sfintirea celor trei
Gmpote de curind sositc pentru
Parochia greco-ort. ''Pogorlrea
Duhului Slant din Brown &
Bodine Str.
Pc l;nga cei dol preoti Romani,
an mai luat parte 81 Rev. DR..
Tarrant insotit de doi Asistenti
81 intreg corul de I la Emanuel
Episcopal Church, toti imbracati
in costume de seryicii.
Rev. DR.. Tarrant fost un
tinlp indelllngat Paroch la St.
Johns Episcopal Church uhde
astAzi este stabilita Parochia
noiilaha. v,
D-sa este i'm bun sprijini'ora al
Romanilor, Predicand a adus
laude ,popornlui Roman tot de
odata liza promis ca 81 de acum
incolo va sta in ajutor cat ii va
sta in putinta.
Preotii Romani nefiind Expert
in limba Engleza d-nul Mihai G
Marian au adus frumoasele mul-
tumiri din partea Romanilor din
Philadelphia.
Ciopotele all fost comandate in
Boston Mass.
Gel mare JcaNtareste 1880
pounds, Gel mijlOciu cantareste
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Mica-Antanta 81 rolul 4lm 1nsn-
fletitor, care "a aWllt in indepli-
nirea asperantiilor neamului no.
stru sunt titluri de glorie ne
sterse pentru marele disparut.
Alata deasemenea viul intefes
care la avnt marele ~lisparut
pentru cultura romaneasca din
toate tinuturile neamuiui nostrn.
Take lonescu apartine acum
istoriei 81 in pelspectiva eli -
cand paturile Sc vor domoli =
opera lui va Fl appreciate asa cum
Sc -cuvine.
MOI ne .unim in unanima admi.
ratie 81 jale pentru marele dis
parut.
Fericit de asi Fl vaGut visul-
preconizat de el inca 'de cand era
student, Take Ionescu trecut
senin la nemurire. Fie-i tarina
usoara.
0Din Dacia"
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DIsCURSUL D-LUI PROF.
ONCIUL DESPRE TAKE
IONESCU.

Fri la Orele ; p. N. avut lOc
La Academia Romano comllnica
rea dlui Vargolici 81 discursul
,d-lui v. Oncinl, tinut ell ocazia
NORTH lui Take Ionescu.
Dl prof. V. Oncinl - pronnnN
in numele Academiei un discnrs
pc2zional de moarte2 lui Take
IOnescu.
Academia Romano spune
domniasa ia parte CT cele mai
vii sentimente, la pierderea care
o incearca, in clire grele, tara
noastra prin disparitia ilustrei
pe1sonalitati 4 lui Take Ionescu
Opera lui ca harbat de stat 81 fac
tor principal in ultinsele event
mente, politiee ale. arii noastre
inseamn& 0 dira lnspinoasi in is
toria noastra polit eontinpo'
rama.
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soc1oLIsaG 81 NArIo-
NALITATE.
"Inainte de toate suntem
unguri''.

'I4ibcrtatea" de la Drastic ne
aduce la cunostinta un caz f0arte
nteresant. Gu prilejul alegerilor
pantiale s'au prezentat dol candi-
dati in cercul Aradului. Unul din
ei reprezentant al uniunii natio-
male maaghiare, partid compus
axclusiy din magnatii unguri ra-
mast in Ardeal; altul reprezen-
tant al partMnlui tarapist,
Socialistii neavand candidat al
lor urma Sa dea sprijin unuia din
cei dol candidate. 81 cum era f.
resc un membru roman al parti.
dnlni socialist-din Arad a propus
sa Sc dea sprijin candi'datnlui ta-
ranist, ca reprezentant al unni
program polite mai aproape de
progranul polite socialist. Majo-
ritatea socialistilor romAni, carifu
trecut luptase pentru heea socia-
ista ehiar 81 inapotriva partide-
lor roaaanssti, au ramas foark
surprinsi cand ungurii au>reapiaf
prdpunerea d-lni George Panco.
tan, sllstinind partidul reactio.
mar bnrshez dlpa ceneptis SO.
cislista, q Uniunei nationale ma
'ghiare. ''Inainfe - tasts sunt1a
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500 pounds, eel maj mic 64O
pounds, 81 all costat 1856 dolari.
Nasal Clopotulni mare fost
dl G. Chivan Gu Donate de 200
dolari.
Nasa Gopotului mijlociu fost
d-soara Florita Amdrei, Gu do
matte Gle IS dolari.
Nasul Clopotului eel mic fost
dl Petru Suru. GU donate de
80 dolari.
ln -curiaid va Fl gaia 81 turnul
care fost contractat Gu suma de
1890 doiari plus una suta dolari
pentru ridicarea Gopotelor, ade-
ca total 400 delari
La Banchetul ce "a dat in sala
Parochiei s'a tinut mai multe
vorbiri. An luat parte un frumos
numar de streini, precum 81 un
grup de vre-O IL persoane din
bravii romani din Roebling N. J..
La Banchet saa facut donate
aproape 300 dolari. Numele dOna.
torilor Sc va publica in curind in
ziarul America.
Octavian Nedelcu.
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8 -
pntem banui ca ei Sc gasiau prin-
tre ceilalti. Episcopia aceasta a
:" Proilavului' nu era numai pen.
tru Braila, ci 81 pentru Dobrogea
pentru Basarabia Gle jos 81 una din
resedintele Vladicai a fost la CAL
sani, in oarecare apropiere de Ben
der, nnde Hanul tataresc avea pen
trn o anume parte anului re9e.
dinta sa. ST, cind Brala era rese-
dinta episcopului pentru un tinut
romanesc de trei proviffcii rasari-
tene ocupate de Turci - 81 banui
csc ca autoritatea episcopulni Sc in
tindea 81 asupra raialei Giurgiulni
a Turhului, Severinului, - cind.
pc de alta parte aceasta autoritate
Sc intindea asupra Dobrogii, asup-
ra Basarabiei de sud, vedeti ce fru-
moasa era legatura comunitatii ro-
manesti 81 supt raportul ierarhiei
eclesiastiee 81 cit de multi contibiuia
la constiinta ca sintem un singur
neam 81 ca in felul acesta, avind pa
na 81 in momentul acesta de deca-
dere politica, legaturi. indisolubile
intre elementele care alcatuiau cor
pul national, acest corp national a.
yea dreptul sd formeze 81 o singura
alcatuire politica.
',Sa nu ne inchipuim ca Unirea
cea mare Rominilor facut ca
tare barbat de Sat care o afir'ni
orr cutare altul care sustine acnlasi
lucru sd nu credem nici macar ca
toata generatia noastra facut, .'m-
gura, Unirea; eli Unirea au facut @
toti Rominii carl all muncit, au su.
ferit 81 au crezut in aceasta i.}ci:
din veac in veac. APPLAUSE ent j.
aste, multi prelungite). Unirea s'a
facut 81 de d9mnitorii din Scaun.
81 de Vladicii cu cartile pc care 'e
riparian pentrn tot Romfnii, 81
den cronicarii care sc ocupan dc
desvoltarea neamului romanesc s
intr I'm tinut 81 fntr 'altnl dar AL
facut-o 81 alti: negustorul care "r
gea ell aceiasi maria dintr nm rrin
cipat fntr 'altnl, dintr 'un tinut ro-
manesc fntr 'altul. Unirea all facut.
81 Mocanii carl aveau trei patrii
una i'm Ardeal, alta in Muntenia 81
MoldOva, alta in DobrOgea. Cacl
Mocanul era ROmfn de trei hotare
tie intrebi in ce hotar rOmanesc nu
erau eli. Din aceasta causa cintece
le ardelenesti sc canta in Crimeia
lar cele muntene pana in fundu'
Maramurasulni; din aceasta causa
necontenitei lor miscari avem G
!imba care nh deosebita pc dialec-
te. Geamgii maramuresani carl
Wind pc strazile Bucurestilor vor-
besc q limba pc care 0 1ntelegem GU
desavirsire, lar Mocanii, in toate
ratacirile lOr, nu fntilnise nicaeri
un frate Gu care sd MI sc pOata in
telege in graiu, = 81 nu numai vor-
bind ell fratii lor pentru ca sa-si
vinda mieii din turme 81 ca sa ca
pete pine, malaiu 81 alta hrana, cl
81 Icind Sc intilnesc catre seara c,1
cate fata la fantana.
Asa incat in existenta episcopatu
lui de Braila nu trebuie sa Sc vada
un capriciu al Turcilor, ci o nevoie
a noastra CHAR, in legatura cu ace
asia initiate neintrerupta 81 menita
a-si produce ultimele consecinte a.
cum, Il
IVA urma).
r
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Oar, daca ciobanii nostri aveau
uncle rostnri aici, sint rosturi de
care trebuiau sa lie alba 81 din
alt motiv: pentral. ca drulnlll Mo-
canilor trecea necontenit de la
rnuntele ardelenesc la pasunile de
iarba, la iarba marunta din Do
brogea; uni treceau char dincOlo
de Nistru 81 ce duceau pana II
Crimeia, ba mai departe char, de
unde vine parte din asezarHe no
astre transnistrenie. Oar Ell mai We
niau - cum au VENT char in ciu-
da conventiei incfeiata Gu Austro-
Ungaria acum citiva ami, anume ca
s;i lie tale cararile - mai veniau
prin rcgiunile acestea de Sc duceau
in Dobrogta 81 Dobrogea a fost CO.
lonisata de elemente de-ale noastre
pastOresti fOarte vechi, care nu Eau
adus nici o data 81, fermeaza acolo
patura cea mai adinca. Tara a fost
colonisata 81 de Cojenii din partile
Bnzaului, dar pc linga Cojeni erau
MOcanii de dincolo de munti, carl
aci erau supt OcrOtirea Turcilor
81 vindeau acestOra, in cOnditii des-
tul de bune, fnainte de toate car
rea animalelor = lima lor mai pu-
tin. In felul acesta elementul ro-
manesc n a scazut aici 81 nu s'a i'm
pestritat, cielementul bastinas ca
81 eel mOcanesc din Ardeal All cres-
cnt 81 AN desvOltat. Cind, la 1929,
cetatea Brailei a fOst desfiintata 81
teritoriul dat pc sama Domnului
mnntean, n am capatat locul pus-i
tin, ci un judet plin de- lume, 81
anime nu de cine site ce lume sa-
racita 81 amestecata, ci de o lume
eu caractcr unitar, avfnd toata Via
ga nnei popnlatii care indeplineste
an rost economic secular sill inde-
plineste cu spor 81 ell cistig. DOva-
da de importanta romaneasca a IT,
nutului Brailii, 81 a mahalalelor o.
rasului care ,au continual sa fie To-
cutie de Romini supt stapfnirea oto-
mana, dOvada despre importanta
elementului romanesc in judetul 81
in mahalalelc cetatii turcesti, a.
duce intain importanta schimburi-
ier economice prin bilciuri. Dobro-
gfnii veniau, la zile annmite la bill
ciu, aici, la BTaila, 81 Brailenii, din
,,artea sldr se'fdHcean la bilciurile,
din Dobrogea sau, cum Sc zicea, la
,shdei orr, dupa un cuv1nt turcesc la
pAnair (cuvintul, bizantin de origi-
nh. fnsemna stringerea lumii din
teate partile).
Va 81 zica era necontenita mis-
care de populate pentru scopnrile
economice de la un NAL la altul al
Dnnarii. Nh numai alta, dar, da-
81 merge cineva la Macin. pana as.
tazii Gu toata risipa enorma pc care
am facut-o 81 continuam a o face 81
c,l manuscrie vechi 81 GU carti vechi
isitflnim urmele acestei vieti unita-
re pc ambele maluri. Sintem chim-
If de o adevarata patima de nova
til: oriunde putem pune lnchuhi
n3Oderne ur1te, distrugem fara eel
mai mic pacat altele de care min
tea noastra astazi nu mai e in sta
re; cladirile m0derne en- doua-trei
rinduri care All pc fiecare metru
patrat cite impodobire, adesea orr
eolorata, s1nt 0 adevarata rusine'
pentru gustul nostru, pc cfnd mo-
dcstele case de tara, casele de ha-J
mala cu pridvorSll pc stilp, acestea|
constitute a create a geniului po-
porului romanesc, 81 pc cind in
hardugfiile pretentioase te simti
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HSTIlNTARE


Snnt rugati tofi aOonsntr
nostri . observa urmatoarek
regui In trimiterea psntru
schimbare de adresx.
l. Sa sc scrie adresa veche
ande la mers ziarul si adresa
unde "a muta4.
2. La fiecare persoanx 81
Sc al2ture m4rci de SO. 81 -
caute s& nj SO dea nunele stra.
del 81 al orasului corest.
Cine nu observx aeeste re-
gull in zadar asteapta 81 i so
.chimbe adresa ed M SO poate
A4raiaistraeia.
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lunguri' fost raspunsth nnannu
lal tovarasilor descedenti din osnl
lui Atila.
Desighr dl Pancotan 81 tova-
rasii romani din partHlul socia.
Hist all Ince1cat 0 dureroasa dez-
iluxie. Cnezall in soaidaritatea
nlnneitoreasca 81 in himera de,
lmocratica a lnfratirei uniyersale
a slsfcrit cruda lovitura.
Era de asteptat. C~dinta de-
mocratiiler internationale nu sc
peate sustine Ia cea mai usoarSi
reactie a sasreaui national, care
voIsba cuMinte romaneasca vice
tea ''apa ma sc face.
gnternationaiis,nul in tarle GU
populatia uniform etnica ma este
decat Q forma democratiei de
extrema, dar de extrema nationa
Ia. 81 scolo char, internationa-
lismM a fsst siiit sd aa,dice i'm
fata atator eerinte nationale. So
cialiytii francezi, englezi. germani,
itaaieni, au MeFs sa plateasca tri.
butul de sange datorit patriei in
pericol, cantand alaturi de CANA
razii lor de arrhe tarani sau inte.
liectuali, burghezi mici sau mari
financiari, cantecul vitejiilor ma
tionale ale tr~cutului. 'Interna-
tionaaa< .un eantec ,pentru tim.
puri pacinice, dar 81 numai O
atitudine politica de natura pla-
tonica.
La moi insa, 81 in special in
acest Ardeal unde Sc pare Cd
Istoria nanenirii tinut sd in.
semne cu urme indestructibile
nestatornicia lucrurilor paman
testi in Aecurs,ll veacurii0r, so
cialismul international pn pOate
dainui pentruca e infrant la tot
| pasul de chiamarea imutabila q
| singelui. Pc acelas colt de tara
'au adunat toate semintine ONE
nesti earl an im4panzit Europa ir
goana nestamparata d,Ha ma
bine, dupa belslag Latini. slavi
germani, mongoli 81 semintii pe
IdWsiti de Dumnezeu rataci me-
reu ni-au lasat aici pc moi roma
nil into majoritate incontestabi
la; sarbii 81 rutenii, mai neinsem
natl ca nunlar; SASH stramutat
de administratie care voia CT
orice pref sd ne inghita intr't
masa sraiaa; uneelrii stapanitos
nedrepti pana maj daunazi al Ar
dealului 81 evrei adjust de dorints
unui camin 81 a unui castig.
| TOate aceste natiOnalitati Isl at
patura de munciteri isrselata d.
himera pulpurie socialismnlui
Dar interesele de colectivitate ma
tionala nu Sc pot leqsida deca
APPARENT. SOcialistii lmbraca Ma
mida internationala peste ele $
la cea dintai ocazie sobra natiO
nalitatii flutura triumfatoare
| Naivii raman sa creada atata vre
me eat colestivitatea nefireasca &
principiilor socialiste nu estt
pusa in conflict Gu glasul interr
al eonstiintei rationale. Socia
listii unguri de la Arad au fos'
sinceri. Ri 'sunt unguri'' ma
intaiu. Socialistii pot Fl. in Unga
ria, unde luxul unei atari politict
nu-i costa mimic. in ROmania pot
| fl numai nnguri pentruca asa le
dicteaza vocea poruncitoare a
singelui strabun.
Dezii,rzia dlui Pancotan de la
Arad mustrare pentru tOti
romanii la carl constiinta natio-
nala a stat sub 0broc atata vre.
me, Ndar este 81 un simbol.
Democratic trebae cautata in
cadrele rehabilitation ! nationsle
pentru Fl reaia 81 deci eficacc
(d)in 'Infra4irea")
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BrSila . fost resedinta unni epis-
cop, al ProilavHlni. dupa vechra ru
mire pc care Grecii 0 dadeau ace !
tel lacalitAti. EpiAoopal era de obi
eeiu Gree, dar, cum Vladicii csnti-
ntiau n poarte nuale grecesti inca
din cele d 'intaiu secole ale erii cres-
tine ma peti recunoaste dsps aune
pc Romin de Gree; si Rominii carl
al .faeut seasla grecease1 evident
q intrehuintau lisnta sreoeasc6 in
correspondents fntocmai O. 81 cei-
lalti, si era prin ursnare mai multi
o comnnitate ortodoxa decft dease-
biri de raas. Eate iaposihil * deo-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
MISS BATSON INJURED
 lN PRELIMINARY WORKOUT

Paris, Aug. 9-There was joy among the American girl athletes this after noon, when it was learned that Miss Flora Batson, of New Orleans captain of the American team, who sprained her ankle this morning following a fall in taking the hurdles at Colombes stadium, may recover by next week and be able to take her regular place before the opening of the meet on August 20. Miss Batson was hurried into Paris by motor and is receiving special treatment for the injury. The fall occurred at the last hurdle which was found to be very stiff and did not respon to the touch of the young athletes foot. She fell heavily to the ground and turned the left ankle
 The whole team worked out for nearly three hours, doing the hurdles the broad jump, the shot put, the throw and the thousand metres race Dsr. Harry E. Stewart, thd teamls coach, although greatly disturbed by the accident said that the initial l training on French soil showed that
 the team was in excellent condition. It was sure to make strong show ing, he said.
 The Panama team trained with the
 American team today. It was decid- 0u to SANe lheu d IFy-Out saturday.
 In the event of their beating the team l from the United States, they will re- ! place some of the latter's members l on the American team. Miss I,ona
 Rathbone of Panama, the 16-year- old | all-round athlete of Central America.
 showed good form today in the hur-
 dies and broad jump. She is a con testant for honors with Miss Batson.
 and may replace her in the hurdles if
 the latter's injury does not permit | her to do her best.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
KELLY PITCHES ONE-RlT GAME
 FOR NUGGETS AGAINST SWANEE STARS

as did the third baseman. The team played errorless ball.
 Scrappy Ferguson started in the box for the Swanees and had good con- tro1 of lots of speed but his support weakened at critical times and the Nuggets scored 12 runs during their eight times at bat Scrappy retired in the seventh inning in favor of An dy Boyd who held the Nuggets to one run in each inning. The Swanees played good ball with the exception of a few costly errors which came at critical times. Billy Bowen started in left field for the Swanees but gave way to Dave Shahan after he had mis- judged a high fly.
 There was a large crowd at the game who thoroughly appreciated the game and the general opinion was that it was the best game yet play | ed at the Fairgrounds during the twi- light series. Although there was very | little comedy in the game 1t was 2 real exhibition of baseball with very
 effective pitching on the part of Kel
 ly.
 The score by innings:
 Nuggets ....... 102 214 ii.
 Swanees ............ 900 900 00- | Batteries and Manchester Ferguson, Boyd and Boyd.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-10
RICHARDS PLAYS BRILLIANTLY
 IN MATCH AGAINST LAPS

Southampton, N. Y, Aug. 9-Vin- cent spurred perhaps by the know ledge that he had been selected for the Davis cup team, achieved one of his most spectacular victories of the season today when, paired with Fran cis T. Hunter, of New York, nation al indoor champion. He defeated the Japanese stars, Zenzo Shimizu and $. Kashio, in three brilliant sets. The score of the match, which was played in the round before the semi-finals of the Meadow clubs invitation mems tournament, was 7-9, 6-3, so.
 The RichardIHunte combination was the only one to reach the semi finals, but during a day devoted all most entirely to doubles play, four other teams advanced to the round before the semi-finals.
 But two singles matches were play ed and their completion filled the brackets in the round before the semi finals. Shimidzu defeated Hugh Kel- leher, New York, 6-1, 6-2 and Robert Kinsey vanquished Philip Neer, both of San Francisco, 6-2, 6-3. Summaries:
 Mems invitation doubles, round be- for semi final
 Philip Neer and James Davies, Le- land Stanford, defeated Earl Backe and MusgTave Hyde, New York, 6-4, GA; Leonard Beekman and Hukh Kel- leher, New York, New York, defeated Fred C. Inrnan and E. P. Larned, New York. 6-4. 6-3; Robert and Howard Kinsey, San Francisco, defeated H R. GGuiGld, of Boston, and Richard Hinckley, of San Francisco, so, 6-3; S.. Howard Voshell of Brooklyn, and Willis E. Davis of San Francisco, de- feated A. P. Gore of Washington and George Churchill, Of Rumson, N. J., 6-4, 6-1.