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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

on graduation.
Young Mathewson has received
some training from his famous
uncle. in the pitching line. He Is
s feet. inches tall and weighs
around 165. Baseball is his main
sport.
Shelton, described as the best
baseball town in Washington. takes
most OF tho credit for Christy's de.
velopment. The youngster has
good fast bail and n fnst.breaking
curve. He is said TO be adept at
picking up the tricks OF the trnde
and should make valuable man
for Washington baseball teams.
The lumber town boy Is not the
first relative OF a distinguished ma
jor Lacquer to enter Washington.
The Tosreau brothers. Elmer and
Louis, are nephews OF jeff Tesreau,
who was moving down the big
league sluggers about the same
time that Christy Mathewson was
haIing his fling at fame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
TO
MEET CHAMP
IN NET TILT

n T. STEPHENS. veteran tennis
". performer. will endeavor to
halt Leon de Turenne's second
march 10 the Washington National
Guard indoor tennis championship In
a match TO be played late this after
noon at the Arnory. The veteran
Is slated TO meet last years cham.
pion at o'clock today.
4 number OF other good matches
are billed for today. No upse,s
featured yesterdays play. Yester.
days results and today's schedule
follows:
yEsTERDAy's RESULTS
Windy LahElie beat Eddie Bauer. 81.
s-a.
George Havisy bsa, ". riadmar. de.
fault.
H. wiei beat John Nau. 60. -.
Joe LvenEood beat E. c. white. do
fault.
bob Dykes beat Grant r.Alsure. default.
Lacy Hofius beat II. Wander Las. ell.
Cd
Leon de Tursnnc beat Harold Williams.
ca Go
o. T. stephens sea, Jack seuliy. 81,
&c. e-i.
ToDAy's SCHEDULE
i.ee--windy I.angile Va. W. u. Boards.
ley.
s.oo--H. williams vs.. stew Barker.
si0e--M. DilAtt vs.. George Howley.
Ssss-GeorEe Berube VI. Joe swartz
t.io-B. Joanson W. Fletcher johnson
b;oe--Joe walsh IS. George Rider.
s:se-col. Grabtree Va. Dick Wander
Las
s.eo-Leon De Turcnne Va o. T,
stephens.
e:ao--T. SakAmura We, ]. l. Paul.
T;oo-Jack sehermer vs.. Lieut.. Dix.
Tsso-Dhn Lewis vs.. Herb Little,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Nets Face
Hard Game
Wednesday

TUE Vancouver Maroons will mako
l. their final appearance Of the sea
son on tho local leo on Wednesday.
when they engage the Nets in an
important tiit in tho Pacific Coast
Hockey association race.
A victory means much 70 the Sc
attic men. as !, viii practically cineh
place IN the plny.off 20 decide tho
Coast champions.
Seattle may take the Ice wednos-
day without the services Of Smokey"
Harris. the star defense man. Har.
ris IL az present engaged in duel
with ~old Man Grippe" and unless
he wins Il by game time Wednesday.
the Nets will fRoo a stiff uphill
battle.
Unusual interest IL being shown In
Wednesdays contest. and one Of tho
largest crowds Of IN. season IN ex.
pee,cd out to SEQ tho rival puck
chasers in action,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Harper Does
Nice Comeback

Bob Harper lost n decision to
Ted Krache in Tacoma recently. and
they say that Robert looked terrible.
But then he settled down to hard
work and got In condition. and in
his two fights with Young Dudley
and Gene Cline Harper looked like
the high-class ring man that no Is.
Harper would like a return match
with Krache.
Harper Is undoubtedly the classI.
est infighter that the Northwest has
ever turned out. The introduction
to the Io.round game made n real
battler out OF him. as the short
fights usually are confined to head
punching.
There's nothing spectacular about
infighting. but Harper beats his mon
badly and jolts their heads off with
his clever inside stuff
He will give Pinkey Mitchell plen.
~ to worry about when they tangle
IN Portland. March 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
FIRPO WANTS
TO SEE COIN

BUESos AIRES. Feb. is.-Uniess
he receives n remittance OF $50. 900
this week from the New York pro.
moiors who want him 10 fight Har.
ry Wills. Luis Firpo will consider
that they have failed in their part
OF tho negotiations and viii try TO
do business with other interests,
Firpo has wired Billy Mccartney. hts
New York representative. He wants
the money posted with Buenos
Aires bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
ERNIE MEYERS May BECOME COASTS GREATEST ATHLETE
Stanford Ace Completes
in -Four Major Sports
Giant Cardinal Star Is LuminHry in Football Basket
ball, Track and Baseball; He Is Up in His Studies
in Spite of Athletic Activity Is Sophomore Now
BY l.. II. DAVID

CRAWFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb, 19-Emest Neyers
y Stanford athlete of the Golden State by adoption
promises to become the greatest around athlete the Pacific
Coast has
Entering Stanford from the Superior Wis) high school,
by way of Santa Rosa Call he became four mineral
in his freshman year in baseball track football and bas
ketbali.
In his first year of varsity football at Stanford he made
reputation for himself which placed him fulbaek the
third AlAmercan team named by Walter Camp. When Glen
Warner of Psburg West to take hold of Sanfords
football destnes Nevers will be the around whom he
viii build team and in the remaining two years Of varsity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

football he is a likely con-
tender for the first ALI
American.
Altho no weighs over 200 pounds.
Neysra IL extremely fast, and no Ia
holding down a forward berth On tho
basketball team nj stanford. now
tied FOR Pacific Coast basketball
honora.
On tho track ho shows the same
skin as In basketball and football.
making crodltahlo records In the
javclln and discus throws. and
Coach "plnk" Tcmpleton hopes 20
make him as famous al his brother
weight toaacr, Tiny" Hartmnft A.
STAFFORD will he seen In competition
In the East this spring IN track, his
participation should insure Stanford
many points.
Pitching for the baseball team Is
another stunt Ia which Ernie dc.
lights. and Coach Harry Wol,sr 70.
CARDS him aa n jewel.
He hurled for his freshman nine.
ana VIII work out on the mound
after the basketball season,
Noyers. FOR all OF his athletics. Is
"a errditablo student Fear. that too
much athletics would result in his
being disqualified seholasiieaily at
stanford. where requirements arc
very high. have not been a source
OF worry 10 tho coaches.
The only worry that tho coaches
have In regard 20 Neyers II IN hlh
disposition % time between the vari.
Gus sports Coach Andy" Kerr has
him on tho basketball squad now.
When basketball Il over. track and
baseball win be under way. and
Coach pink" Tompis;ou and Coach
Harry wolter. OF these sports. want
his full time. and. 20 cap u all.
Coach Glen Warner Will b. looking
70 him 20 spend part OF his after.
Moons AZ spring football practice.
Nevcru Is a member Of the Kappa
Alpha fraternity and IL registered
in the lower division AZ Stanford
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Idaho FiUe
Plays Here
Wednesday

WITH hardly n breathing space
w since tho return Sunday from
successful invasion OF over the
mountains. the University OF Wash.
ington basketball team viii take on
the strong University OF Idaho five
at tho campus gymnasium here
Wednesday evening.
washington defeated Idaho at
Moscow Saturday BY scoro OF II
to is in a thrilling contest. The
game was featured by tho excellent
team.play and closc guarding Of
both sides
The Huakies play NIL OF their re-
naming games on the homo floor
ana II they are successful. have a
Ecod chance Of cinchlng the lad In
the northern division OF the Coast
conference.
Washington State College plays
here Saturday. and tho season will
be brought TO a close with the cru.
ciai series with Oregon here next
Monday AID Tuesday.
Tho Idaho game Wednesday will
probably fill tho old gymnasium on
the campus TO tho rafters. The
vandals have always mado things
tough for the Huskies in basket.
ball lines, and local fans are anxious
to see Just how good tho men from
over the mountains are.
Al,ho Idaho IS without the servl.
ces ~ "oz" Thompson and Koare,
OF last years Coast championship
five. the Vandals have n brilliant
array Of stars in their lineup.
Fitzke, the all.around athlete, and
Telford. guard, are said to be classy
performers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
SEXTON WILL
COME TO WEST

President NJ. H. sexton OF tho Ma
tionai association II 60 make a trip
around the Pacific Coast league and
learn for himself Just how affairs are
being conducted. The visit Is at the
invitation OF Harry Williams. prcsi.
dent OF the league. who expects 10
prove TO sexton that there 10 no
syndicate baseball and no dlscrlmln.
alton among clubs OF tho league. a.
hns been charged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
EXTERMINATOR
ANNEXES COIN

Mighty Extcrminator n within
tsig Of the earning record % Man.
o'war. Tho WHY'S sharpe Kilmsr
champion thorobred, in his first rae
Ing appearance since 1929. won n
mile and 70-yard gallop. with Jockey
Albert johnson In the saddle. at Tia
Iuana. ExtermInntor now ranks
third in tho list Of American money
winners. and. with good chance 10
winning the $4,000 coffroth handi.
cap. he stands 10 top even Zcv this
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
TEDDIES MEET
KUAYS TODAY

Roosevelt and Queen Anne were
playing In the featured game of the
Seattle high school basketball race
this afternoon on the Roosevelt floor.
Attic the Teddies were a slight IA
vorite to win, a hard game was ex-
pected.
Ballard was playing West Seattle
at Ballard. Broadway meeting
Franklin at Broadway and Lincoln
engaging Garfield at Garfield in the
other games OF the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
About Fights
and Fighters
BY LEO II. LASSEN

DAMON TORT0RICH, the
II veteran New Orleans pro-
moter, is the big noise of the
boxing game in DiXielmd.
He has been in the game
for many years, staging the
jim Corbett-John l.. Sullivan
fight there in the 9o's and he
has worked up a wonderful
following in Louisiana.
Abe Matin, Northwest fight
manager, has just returned
from the South, where Jimmy
Sacco fought Basil Galiano
for Tortorich, and Matin
brings back word that he's a
real big Lacquer and that he
certainly knows how 10 treat
the boys right.
sTortorieh told me OF the first
nght he ever staged" says Matin.
~and It must have been a pip, They
held the fight on barge near New
Orleans. and it went 70 rounds. The
light was finally stopped and called
draw. and everybody beat Il back
for New Orleans. because they had
to catch the last car FOR the city.
The next car for town didn't show
up for day or two. so they simply
had TO call Il off"
Tortorich Is wealthy fellow and
runs the biggest oyster restaurant
New Orleans. He ranks next 10
TEX Richard as a promoter for the
.otal amount OF money that has
been taken In at the gate. lie has a
dig organization completed. with a
matchmaker. and everything Is run
on blg.time basis.
New Orleans Is real fight
town." says Maiin. and l wouldn't
be surprised 70 see Toriorlch stage a
Dempsey fight. there soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
NETS FORFEIT
ROLLER TITLE

Refusing 20 play In the second
game because their protest Of their
defeat in tho opener had not been
allowed. the Washington Nets for.
felted the city roller hockey title 10
the Ballard Cubs Saturday. Tho
Cubs win play IN the international
series against the Victoria. -. c. $50.
FOUNDERS next Saturday. while the
Franklin Huskles will oppose tho
Canadian s0,pounderp. The games
win be played at the Crystal Pool.
startling AT 10 D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
TWO SPEEDY
PREP FIVES
TO COMPETE

DY winning their last games. Ho-
ID GUAM and Mt. Vernon, two OF
the leading state prep basketball
fives. have established their right
TO DO two Of the Is teams TO battle
Tor the state championship during
the tourney 20 b held at the Uni
versisy OF Washington the first
week In March.
with "a teams 10 DO selected be-
fore tho end Of two weeks, uni
veraty authorities are keeping a
close check on all game results
SPLENDID cooperation is reported
from all SOURCES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Greb Can't
See" Firpo

Harry Greb. worlds middlewcisht
champion. tells san Francisco writ.
ers that Luis Firpo Is a terrible
bust as a fighter. and that he thinks
he can lick Firpo himself.
There's no excuse for a high.
class boxer ever being hit BY that
big clown" says Greo: AL he has
Is a swinging right hand. and trad.
ing rights with him is little short
u suicide. as he can hit. But any
body who can box should kick his
cad off"
Greb Is scheduled to box Jack
Reeves for Tommy simpson. at Oak.
and. soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
VISITOR HIGH
AT GUN SHOUT

p. G. schwagcr Of Dundurn' sAs
atoon. was the high man N =
Sunday shoot at the sea'hs -.
club. schwager made a psri'e
score in so trials. L. H. RED "a
professional. and Jack Maep0s ~
state amateur champion, were = -, ~ !,
tied for second place with u 0u' :
n possible 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
TWO TILTS IN
CITY CIRCUIT

Two moro games we're 20 be
played In the City league nj the
University OF Washington gym last
night. At 1870 o'clock tho Halls
School OF Commerce five plays the
Fonda Glove Co. team and an hour
later the Green Lake NJ T. aEgre-
CATION takes on tho Mail Advor-
Users quintet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
VANCOUVER is
WINNER, 80

VANCOUVER. u. C.. Feb. 10
The Vancouver Maroons defeated
the Edmonton Esiamos here last
night. 3 20 .. in a thrilling over
time game, The winning tally was
made by Boucher on pass from
Matte. seven minutes and sS Sec
onds after the opening OF the over
time session.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
pERKINs rs nENEpICT

Catcher Ralph tCyl Perkins OF the
Philadelphia Athletics Is n married
man now. AZ Gloucester. Mass. re-
Gently he led Miss Rachel Nauss 10
the altar. She win not accompany
him on the training trip TO Mont
gomery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
PRUETT WILL
ACT AS COACH

Hubert Pruett. clever Bouthpaw Of
the 81. Louis Browns. and former
University OF Missouri star, viii this
spring act as coach OF the bssebali
squad OF his alma mater, meanwhile
also getting into condition himself.
He Will Join the Browns in camp az
Mobile later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
CARDS REPORT EARLY

The 81. Louis Cardinals first squad
will be ac7svng the early birds, I, be.
ing announced that a batch Of bat.
terry men and rockies viii report at
Bradentown on February rs. with
Assistant Manager Bert Shotten in
charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

Billy Gardeau and Ritchis Jaws
another pair Of welterweishn =, =
boxing in the sixround semi'sln..s'
Gardeau has fought here be'o''
while Davis is a newcomer.
Fred zwickey Cullen and i''l =
Schumacher. heavyweigh's' boz y
the four.round special event ~
Harry Wood and John BadnicK =.
other heavyweight duet, box =. ~
rounds as do Danny Carson a'
Young Snyder. Eighties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
ICE
TEAM BEATEN

CALGARY. Alta. Feb, 19.-Cal-
gary defeated Victoria here In an
intsr-ieaguo hockey game last
night. 4 TO 2. The two teams set
furious pace turnout. and thrills
were plentiful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
WHITE sox GET Two

CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-Two new
ball players were added TO the Chi
cago White Sox payroll. They are
Buzz" Welzer. former Michigan.
Ontario league, hurler, and Dooley
Ferguson. sherman. Texas. pitcher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
CHICAGO AFTER MEET

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-The Central
A. A. A. U. track and field cham
pionship committee will make an
effort TO have the Mld-western
olympic trials held in Chicago the
last Saturday in May or the first
Saturday In June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
There's Money
In Pro Golf

The average golf professional
won't pull down more than 5000
n year. But the stars Of the
game get much more. The aver.
age for this set Is close to $4,000
a year, while the biggest OF the
lot. the exhibition players like
Kirkwood. Hagen and sarazen.
set closer TO t25.o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

AurF announcing that hs would qnlt
the game " he didnt set raise, walter
Mails swung his isft hand inta action and
signed on the dotted line with OAKLAND
the other day,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
JAMAICA KID LOSES

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.--Jeff Smith.
Bayonne middleweight. won ~.
round decision from Jamaica Kid.
colored heavyweight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
KANE SAYS IT'S o. X.

CHICAGO. Feb. f9.-Eddie Kane.
manager OF Tom Gibbons, confirmed
reports that Gibbons is matched
TO meet Champion Jack Dempsey
next summer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Diamond Dust
rrrsItAv lNDrN KNITI

George Cat.hAw. Detroit iufirldsr. 10
out 81 baseball for the year The veteran
inncidsr has been operated upon fpr aP'
pondicitis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

Eddie Roberts,
thu track Taco.
-, 4. r,t,rv
his seauue os'1'
In the sir-round
main event with
r-,,ur nnffer ffa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
EIGHTIES IN DRAW

BUFFALO. Feb. is.-Jack Bern.
stein. former junior lightweight
champion. and Rocky Kansas. Buf.
falo lightweight, went 10 rounds TO
n draw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
uoOrrR no COAST

Harry Hooper. veteran white 500 cut
fielder. 10 thinking about huYinE ia On
one Of the Coast league teams after thia
season. n 10 can. lies about thru ~
big Lacquer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19

NEW YORK. Feb. fp.-Eddic
Martin, New York bantam. won a
six.round decision from Buck 10.
sophs. New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
" eLters
Fighting
4 Onight

THE regular weekly boxing show
L is being staged 3, the Crystal
Pool tonight by Dan Salt and Lon
ME Austin. with weltervelshts dom
mating the card.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
ONCE AGAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. led "Stran-
gler" Lewis meets stanislaus Zbysz-
ko here February 2s. Lewis has
met Zbyszko five times. losing twice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
KAHIEH DIES

Art KAhirr. former Portland Coast
league pitcher. ana one time With cisYe-
land. n tho American league, died the
other day in ths East. . victim % diss
artea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
KoNTY GERS INV Jon

"a Koney. manager % Omaha last
year. has signed Win the fstslsbaiE
team % the virginia league. Omaha ~
isetsd bis demands Tor this season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-02-19
Three Great
Base Thieves

The three best base s;ealers the
American league has seen are:
1y Cobb. Clyde Milan and Eddie
Collins. Each OF them topped
tho 80 mark In pliers over
seasons stretch. Cobb. in 1915.
hung up tho hlgh.wnier effort.
snaEEinR ps sacks. Cobb. by oil
odds. stands supreme in this de.
partment OF play. The other two.
however. aren't far behind the
brilliant Georgian.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
Nominee Davis
Leaves for Old Home
Town to Hear News

New York, Aug. 8-John w. Davis
set forth tonight upon the greatest
political adventure that can come to
an American.
Accompanied by Mrs. Davis and
his personal staff. he left here for
Clarksburg, w. Va. his' old home
town, where on next Monday night
he will have confirmed officially
what he has referred to as rumors
that he has been selected to carry the
standard of the Democratic party in
the presidential campaign.
Beyond the address with which he
will accept the mandate of the New
York convention, Mr.. Davis has no
speaking engagements, but 1t was
announced today at his headquarters
that he will make his second set
speech of the campaign within two
weeks. The section of the country in
which it will be delivered was not
stated, but 1t is known that many OF
his advisers have urged that he speak
in the west.
From the time of the delivery Of
that address until the campaign ends
in November the Democratic nominee
will he very active, it was stated.
Denial was made. however. that he
would undertake to COW. more terri
tory on his speaking tours than any
candidate has yet done.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
ANOTHER GROUP
TELLS OF BABY DAYS
LOEB AND LEOPOLD

Chicago. Aug. Shy A. P.)-Eight
college boys, finally giving way to DR..
Harold S. Hurlbert fourth Of the de.
fense's mental specialists, took the
witness stand today before Judge
John r. Caverly and gave testimony
in support Of the plea for mitigation
in the sentencing of Nathan Leopold.
Jr. and Richard Loeb for the kidnap-
ping and numbering Of Robert
Franks.
The students mostly friends of
Loeb testified as to their observations
of the youths peculiar mannerisms
and mental mechanisms as reveal to
them on campus and in fraternity
houses. They occupied the entire
morning session except for four min
ut, when DR.. Robert Bruce Arm
strong of Charlevoix Mich. gave evil
dence regarding a slight accident to
Loeb in 1920.
DR. Hurlburt, going over the lives
of the defendants from cradle days.
concluded that Loeb lis mentally
diseased" and had rot reached his
conclusions as to Leopold when court
was adjourned until tomorrow.
DIR. Hurlburt corroborated the test
imony by DIR. Bernard Glueck of New
York that Loeb was the actual slayer
of the Franks boy. Loeb said that he
struck the boy several times with a
cold chisel, intending to stun him
and strangle him later with the as
sistance of Leopold, but that the
blows were sufficient to cause death,
said DIR. Hurlburt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-09
Britain Signs
Trade Pact with
Russian Soviet

London. Aug. Shy A. P.)ABrit-
ish and Soviet representatives sign
ed the Anglo Soviet treaty and trade
agreement at six o'clock tonight in a
small room at the foreign office.
There was no ceremony, and only a
few officials were present, as visitors
and newspapermen were not admit
ted.
Premier Macdonald and Christian
Rakovsky, the Russian charge daft
flares at London. spoke briefly. both
expressing qualification that the ne
gotiations had resulted in which they
regarded as a decided step forward
in the relations between the British
and Russian Soviet governments.
Premier Mcdonald and Arthur
Ponsonby, under secretary for foreign
affairs, affixed their signatures for
Great Britain. while NJ. Rakowsky.
Adolph Joffe, NJ. Tomski and M.
Scheinmann signed. for the Soviets.
Much discussion has been provoked
by the fact that the name of the king
Is absent from the treaty, but tonight
the Likelihood was pointed to of the
king signing the treaty IL it Is rati-
fed. as the constitution requires that
this be done,