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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04

your auto license number and your
house number.
But u you knew ths numbers Of
your watch kodak, guns, typewriter
and either belongings. you'd save
Yourself lots % money. according 10
Lieut. William Wit1ke. head OF
The police pavnshop and auto theft
detail
Every dag, countless articles are
being stolen A majority u them
aro recovered, but can not be iden-
tificd positively because lho own.
er doesn't know the number Thu,
sands % dollars would be saved So.
Athletics yearly. aud no end of
trouble TO The police besides. " you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
Got Your Own Number?
= 4
If You Haven't, Better Get 1t

would only take the trouble 10 lirt
your effects. with their number.
Take 90 minutes or tonight. vita
De suggests. and note down thr
make and number ot the following
articles iu your possession
Watch auto engine and license
number tire onslng number guns
typewriter musical Instruments, m
iio srt phonoErapb sewing ma,
chine, c'cclrie sweeper and vibrator.
kodak, bicycle or motorcycle, adding
machine or rash register. and stocks
and bonds,
Tires are about the hardest
hluEa in the world 90 Identify
WitEke sass "apd set n the owner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
Files Suit to Get
War Risk Insurance

w. @. Beardslee. national Judge
advocate for the U. s. Disabled Amer.
lean Veterans association. and At.
tornsy George F. Vandsryeer late
Friday filed suit for c. c. Likins.
against the government 70 compel
payment Of war risk insurance.
Likins. gunner In The tank corps
asks Judgment OF s5.iss40. alleged
due on his Insurance. policy. for in.
turiss received when his tank was
blown Up in the Argonns, three days
before the armisticc was signed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
Dedicate Lawton
Church on Sunday

DR.. Mark A. Matthews VIII preach
the dedicatory sermon at the Law.
ton Presbyterian church at ) p. m.
Sunday. Rev. +. p Gibony. pastor
IN charge OF the field. win preach
In the evening. with special music
In charge Of J. A. Richards and A.
5. calderwood. The Lawton church
IS an outgroEth Of the Pleasant Val.
ley church. organized as a mission
point 1s years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
PRINCE GREETED
Vancouver Turns Out En-
MaSse to See His HighneSS

VANCOUVER. b. C. oct. A.
Mayor w r owen. members OF the
city council and a host Of citizens
last night greeted the prince OF
Wales when he stepped Off a Cana.
dian National special train from his
ranch at Pellsko. Alta. The crowds
had been cleared from the station,
but were massed outside for a huge
demonstration.
The entire eighth floor OF the Ho.
tel Vancouver has been reserved for
his encourage and he rode TO the
hostelry IN the mayors private car.
Five others transported his staff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
Alaskan Cannery Is
DESTROYED by Fire

Fire Thursday morning destroyed
a fish cannery at Tee. Alas.
ka, with a s325.ooo loss. according
TO word received late Friday by the
Alaska Consolidated Canncries Co,
which was operating Il. The loss Is
covered by insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
Mother Of THO Boys
Needs Work

Dear cynthia Realizing the great
amount Of sood YOU DO thru
your columns. am hoping
you might help mother who
~ soroly in netd Of immediate
employment This woman has been
widow for over ~ years. She was
lcft with two small boys and without
any means. She has struggled thru
all these years keeping her boys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
Give Free Concert
at Church Tonight

A free concert viii be given Sat.
urday ut ; p. m. az Green Lake
Methodist Episcopal church. y. s5th
and First ave. n. Z. by the pupils
OF Kenneth Glenn Lyman. auspices
Of Young Peoples class. Green Lake
~. Z. church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
Mildeo

Dear Miss Grey l wonder II you
or your readers could give me in.
formation IN regards 70 removing
miidcw from clothing7 Thanking
you H. =.
Moisten the spot with clean water:
rub on n thick coating Of CASTLE soap
mixed with chalk scrapings; rub with
end of finger, then wash off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
lSAD0RA DUNCAN IN
BERLIN-MlNUS HER
B0Y.P0ET HUSBAND

pEHLlH. Ogt 4-iEadors Dun
II can. minus her boy poet hus-
band Serge ErsenIn. arrived
from Moscow today after the air
plane which had brought her
here had broken down twice one
n the stops WAS iu a snow storm
endanrsung The dancers NE,
Tho dancers sister Elizabeth.
answering divorce rumora. said
u don't think my sister wor-
rifH much about Serge. Her
work o. life's essence itself
Commenting on The divorce
rumors isadora later fald:
MY marriage under the soviet
laws "a not leRsl therefore no
divorce il possible or necemary.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04

TACOMA. Oct. 4.-Ernest Tnbor,
former Seattle man. was instantly
killed last evening at $40 o'clock
when his truck was hit BY an ore.
Kon.washinEton II. 4 y. train at
bridge No. 2ss. near sumner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04

ATLANTA. Ca, Oct 4.-An urgent
plea for the United statcs capital
TO invest in the great untapped
resources OF L.atin-American re.
publlcs was sounded today by dele
gates to the Pan-American con-
EreAs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04

Cynthia Grey win receive
callers on Monday. "wednesday
and Friday. from 20 y. m.
and Tuesday and Thursday.
from II to ~ a. m. az her u.
flee in The star building. 1909
Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
INDIANS IN TRIBAL
COUNCIL DECIDE TO
VOTE PROGRESSIVE

MiSsoULA, Mont. oct. A.
I'l The big chiefs Of the Flat.
head Indian reservation called an
official tribal council when Sen.
ator Burton X. Wheeler, indie.
pendent vice presidential candl.
date. stopped here yesterday for
speech.
a dozen delegates, represent
ing the 200 citizens on the res.
orvation, sat around box OF
campaign cigars and decided
whom tho Indians would vote
for in the coming election.
The decision was unanimous
that the voters OF tho reservation
should be advised to cast their
ballots for tho la Toilette wheel.
or independent ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04

with hcr-and making manly Chris.
tian boys Of them. and now that the
oldest boy lacks just a few years OF
completing high school 80 be could
be a great help 20 his mother. she Is
out OF work. and the boys win have
10 be taken out Of school II she does
find work In a few days She does
not ask charity. but l. willing to do
any kind Of honorable work. but
must be home with her boys az
night Can't some one find some
thing for this worthy woman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
ny SAM CROFT

III CIV many number do you
- know Perhaps tho grocer
boo'leEscr and "a few other phone
numbers Maybe, even. SOU know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS

New Thought Open Forum. s0o0
Arcade building p. m. The
Course Of Psychic Power" by Mrs.
Van Schaieh
y. W. G. A. Bobby-Raliy day yHs.
pors. Speaker, Rev. John -. Sic.
tauchlan. Social hour and refresh
menis.
BeSant Lodge Tlrosophical society.
III n, Broadway Evening lecture
by Dr. Herbert Gowen. The Sur.
vival pf Primitive Religions in Mod.
ern Times" EnquircrB' class every
Tuesday evening.
Church Of Psychic Science, 5000
Arcade building Rev. T.. Adele
I4owdermilk pastor go p. m.
service. 400 messages.
Religious Open Forum (Bahai aus.
plcesi Jos Madison 81. IL a. m.
Frank Garrison viii speak on
Higher acknowledgements
Rainier Heights Friends Church
Ottman's hail. gath ave. S. and
Lane II. 10 a. m. Bible school. II
"A. m. and 8 .. m. services. I p.
m, Christian sndeavor All who
are Friendly inclined will find a
welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04

OF stolen tires only knew their mum.
bcrs the problem would b. solved
Not one man ia 1000 has record
of the numbers and make OF his
auto tires. and they are first on the
nal of arllelea stolen"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
PRI.sBY TERRAIN

hAaNhh NstihaN
University . tith and 18th y. r.
Rev H. $ Templrton. pastor. n a.
m Expecting Great Things 5.5o
p, M the second sermon OF series
on ''Bihle Tyres % Modern Men
The Young Man Away From Home
IN College"
INTERPLAY Rev. Edwin S secrest
pastor 10 a. M. S. s. iils a. M.
lntcfhay's Opportunity" . p. m.
Junior Endcavor
l.awton Presbyterian church Will be
dedicated az ,. m. pcdicatory ser.
mon viii be preached by pr 81 A.
Matthews OF the Flrst Presbyterian
1850 3. m musical service win he
held. with "A sermon by pastor In
charge. Rev, l.. T.. Cheney. u. b.
10 a. m. SIS.
Whitman Memorial Federated
Church-Cor y. t.nd and Aahworth
ave. Howhnds Edwards. u. D.. pas,
tor II n, m sermon by pastor
fourth IN series "Christs Last Let,
icrs to Men" 5 .. IN. The world'a
saturday Night
SPilITUALIsI
University First Christian - 4sy0
nth ave ~ =. pr Geo. r, Grant.
pastor p, IN. message service and
healing. 715 p. IA. Going Home. -
Wednesday and Friday circle. 4 p. m.
Sacred New World College Of splr,
ituaiism. Divine science, New
Thought. Psychology and Christian
Theosophy Carpenters' hath. 1870
Fourth. p. M pr. Arthur Edward
Leighton. pastor New feature.
"Hunch" service by public. Lecture
topic. How 10 Demonstrate Sue.
cess, Spirit messages and healing
Church Of Spiritual LiEht-Fre.
mont hall. 5sih and Fremont. Hat.
tic u. Mincar. leader. $50 p. m.
evening service. 785 .. m. trance
lecture by Rev. Lulu slAnou. OF
Brrmsrtou.
Church OF Spiritual Science. A.
o. u. W. temple. Ninth ave -Rcv.
Roaalie knowles. p. m. Spiritual
Truths. 40 p. m. clrcies. p. IN.
The True Test"
Unity Society Of Practical Chris.
tianity, 1917 Seventh aye,-s Louise
Foulkea 10 a IN. sunday school,
II a. m, service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
A Healthy Woman Is
Always Beautiful

Tacoma, Wash.-"My daughter
and myself have been wonderfully
benefited by taking DR.. Picrce's
l'avoritc Prescription. After having
the flu was in very poor health
was so weak could scarcely get
around, my. nerves were bad
would so all TO pieces at the least
excitement could not sleep and
my appetite was very poor. lost
IN weight and was IA physical
wreck, but the Favorite Prescrip-
ton made new woman OF me. /
gained In weight, my nerves were
good and just felt fine.
My daughter was very delicate
was backward and very thin and
pale. gave her the Prescription
and Il made her stong and healthy
and she grew into womanhood in a
most natural way and has had no
moro trouble" Mrs. Il. w. Pars.
neau, 3S2S Il. * st.
Get this Prescription az once from
your druggist, in either liquid or
tablet form. Write Dr. Pierce,
President lnvalids' Hotel, In Buf.
falo. N. ", for free medical advice.
] Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04

METHODIST
First Methodist Protestant 49, Rcv.
George w. Beck, pastor. 1890 o. m.
Rally day program and promotion
exercises: THE Challenge OF the
Church and Sunday School TO Men
and Boys" by Wesley +. Rennle.
7.30 y. m. Rally program and Chris.
tian Endeavor; THE Success OF Mod.
ern Missions" by Rev. Leigh Lay.
man.
First Methodist Episcopal, Fifth
ave. and Marion St. ,. IN. DR..
Magee viii preach on Honor Thy
Father and Thy Mother: hear the
new male and Temple chorus; II a.
m, topa, our Flyers"
Haven Methodist Episcopal, 10th
ave. n. and +. Lynn st.--Dr. Byron
l.. Wilson will preach the morning
service, Rev. Martin tho evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
LIBERAL CATHOLIC

81 Alban's-Ios0 T. Thomas 81
II a. m. Holy Eucharist Sermon.
Justice by Rev Ruy wardail
p. m, The Essentials q Judaism
and their Relation to Christianity.
followed BY healing service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-04
The Seattle Star

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Cynthia Grey
If He Found 1t, He Owns It-That's the View
of Small Boy
BY CYNTHIA GREY

\ LITTLE ehappie Of 8 or 10 picked up a !
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
Boxers Donate
toOlympic Fund

New York, April 5o.-The olympic
fund benefited by s45.ees last night.
as Young" Stribling and Paul Ber.
lenbach, leading contenders for the
light-heavyweight title. added to their
regulations by coming through on the
bit to easy victories over Mike Burke
and Harold Abbot. respectively. Strib-
ling left.handed Burke to death for
six rounds and gained a hollow de-
cision over the Greenwich Village
strong man.
Berlenbach added TO his lengthy
knockout record by stopping Abbott
in thu fourth round. the referee halt
ing the bout to save the loser from
further punishment.
In addition TO winning. Stribiing
further endcared himself TO tho fans
by contributing $500 toward the fund
Jack Zlvic. who gained . decision
over Ever Hammer. gave q similar
amount.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
Joe Gardiner
Bluejay Champ

BY winning three out Of four hand
ball matches With Herbert Lichten-
berger Tuesday In the finals of the
Creighton university singles hsndball
tournament, Joe Gardiner. freshman
arts student. is today champion of
tho Bluejay institution in this line
of sports.
Gardiner won the first game. zf.15,
but lost the second to Lichtenberger,
oe-e1. Joe came back and copped the
third, 21.6, and fourth and match.
Pill.
The champion will be awarded n
gold medal for his work.
The doubles matches will start to-
daV
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
Lewis Retains
Title: Sllowcrcd
With Pop Bottles
l.osefs Manager starts Isrhl
With Referee MUM. Nc.
t,ill Win Over Their
Opponents.

chicago. Anfi tasisa s'ksraneisis
Levin. worlds htass weight wrt=.
iIIns champion. fetalnea his title %.
nIThl hY defeating Mite Romano.
Italian challenger. IN Two Out uf
three fails. Several thousand spec
fatefs. infuriated 81 The decision Of
Refore. Charles lyaslne giving iewis
hls second fell. shosered the cham.
nlon and referee With pop bottles as
Tie match concluded.
Lewis. Romano and Isvins re.
malned IN tho ring - the match
ended and Tiomanoit manager started
fist fight with the referee, claiming
I.axine had given Lewis the deciding
FL before Romano vas pinned 10
the mat. The police surrounded the
ring and stopped the nght when the
crowd. apparently siling with Ro.
mano. started tossing bottles into the
ring hy the hundreds. No one was
hurt, but Lewis was kept in the ring
fer some time whils the crowd
ebooed." He was finally escorted
from the ring by a Gordon of police
and taken TO his hotel In q patrol
wagon.
Lewis won the first fall In 4120
with a toelock and Romano took the
second in 1850 after applying 20 sue
eessive hea adlock~. Lewis took the
third fall in $40 with double wrist.
| lock.
Pat McGill won a one-fall match
from Clarence Jenkins of Kansas City
| In 3f:o5 with a head scissors and
wrlstlock and Wayne Mum. gradu
ate of the University of Nebraska, de.
feated Andre Andarson In $40 with
| n foeiock
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
ADyERTIsEMENT
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WITH PIMPLES-
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Wins Forceful Tribute
From Philadelphia Man
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out what was good for my face and
skin, so the druggist told me about
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There is no greasiness 10 soil your
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
M'COOK TO STAGE
TRACK MEET MAY 3

McCook. Neb.. April 7a.--The largest
athletic event Of the year will take
place at the fair grounds next Satur.
day. May .. when II towns In Kan
sas. Nebraska and Colorado clash In
the annual tristste meet. One hun.
dred athletes viii participate In this
great athletic carnival. wray. Hoi.
yoke. Colo; Cambridge. Cuuis and
Mccook all have strong teams. In
addition TO this. some Of the smaller
towns have fast men who will take
their share Of the points. II win be
hattie royal from start 20 finish.
The meet will start promptly at !
o'clock.
The McCcok high school band Of
30 pieces viii entertain the crowd
throughout the afternoon.
The McCook chamber of commerce
will entertain tho athletes and
coaches at banquet at the Keystone
hotel In tho evening at Gao. The
cups and medals will be awarded at
this dinner.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01

Wymore. Neb.. April 2e.-In ~ ex
hihition game. the first Of the pres
ent season for the wymoreans. the
Wymors Burlington baseball team
suffered defeat at Beatrice Sunday
afternoon at the hands Of the Beatrice
Tristate league team. the latter win
ming by tho score of 10 4. The
game was a tie up 20 the last half
OF the ninth inning. Batteries: BE
atrice. Oliver. Wentley. link and
Beal: Wymorc. Halle and War.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
BY Associated Press

Lincoln, April 3o.-rhe University
of Nebraska Is making elaborate
plans for staging the annual Mis-
souri, valley track and field meet,
which is to be held In the practical
ly complete Nebraska Memorial stad-
ium Friday and Saturday, May %
and "a.
The stadium. which will scat 30 1000
people. will be the mecca for track
fans i'm this section and the uni.
versity Is expecting large crowd for
the championships.
The cinder track Is now nearing
completion and after several rolIings
and ralSings, IL will be one OF the
speediest cinder paths in the country.
This will take place In time for the
hordes of athletes that will come from
schools Of the valley for the compe-
titlOns.
Head Coach Henry r. Gndlanl
Schultz OF tire cornhuslSer spiked
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
Allen Loses in
Billiard Finals

Detroit, Mich, April so.-Benny
Allen Of Kansas City fell down hard
in the worlds pocket billiard title
when he lost TO Andrew st. Jean OF
Minnesota. in tho national pocket
billiard championship finals this
afternoon by score OF 12o TO Ill In
~ innings.
At one time Allen led lo9 to 64 but
from this stage he only made two
more points while st. Jean ran off 81
for a we'll earned victory. The Min
nesota player won only two games
out of the 12-game schedule for the
finals and both of these victories
were over Allen.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
ENTRIES RECEIVED
FOR MEDIC RELAYS

The Medic relays 70 be staged 81
the Medic oval at Forfy-eccond and
Dewey avenue on May II has tho
possibilities Of becoming tho great
est meet of its kind In this section Of
tho country. Receiving not only the
Endorsement Of Coach Henry r.
Schultz Il has already met with wide
spread recognition and received the
recognition and praise Of many high
school coaches throuEhou, this sec
ton Of the country.
Howard Wood. manager Of the Da'
kota relays advises that In all proba
biiity Sioux Falls will be represented
by one or two teams. Coach II. A.
Johnston Of Fremont High enters ths
meet with his string Of relay men
md Coach Schmidt of Omaha Cen
trail states that hts men are looking
forward TO the Medic relays and
plan 10 be In good condition for that
day.
Official recognition has been re
eeIved from numerous other highs
not in this immediats vicinity.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
Tslden Nei N Favor II Turn,
ing "rre" and lref,is Re.
naming In Amateur
Ranks.

New fu4k. AIsftl so.-A ~ =
selopmeni N the Internal eAr feataf.
sne William 1liaen against lie United
states lawn Tennis association was
made public today with the announce.
ment that nriar Gin Lodge n Rrlaf
cilr Naner, =. Y. had rendered an
ofIer 10 Tilden 20 turn pro ~ a
salary 'commensura,e With your
standing a. the foremost tennis play.
er in the world"
Those making the offer forwarded
"a Tilden by wire were nj sosnc pains
io make clear the fact that u WAS
not their wish 20 tempt the champion
unless Tire tennis associations sppar.
ent plan 20 bar Tildcn under the play.
cr-writer rule became actual.
The proposition afforded the nrst
concrete evidence of plan afoot 10
raise professional tennis 10 the status
now enjoyed by professional golf.
Briar Clifr Lodge Is the same organi.
zation that employs Gene Sarazen,
leading American professional golfer,
at q salary estimated at somewhere
between $4,000 and $4,000 year.
They say II with grcenbacks In that
locality.
The text of the offer TO Tilden fol
lows:
."priar Ciisf Lodge desires 70 nsE"tiate
With scn for your :sns, sery.css sno9'n h S%" noo
members Of Briar Ciiff Lodge deeply de-
piorc the possibility Of your Withdrawing
from a.,ateus compst't,on ..t.r and trust tHss NJ
feel, however, that the splendid efforts
Won have made toward populnrtsing tho
eame 81 teuuis might he continued ns
professional at this club, and the Induce
mensurnte with your standing as the FORE
most tennis player In the world"
Tho message was signed by
Chauncey Depew Steele. whose name
as manager of the organization stands
for dough and dollars and leaves no
doubt whatever that determined ef-
fort Will be made to launch profess
sional tennis on new born career
IL the tennis association falls to re-
cede from the stand that has caused
the resignation OF both Tilden and
Vincent Richards.
Early today Tilden had not been In
receipt of the message OF good cheer
at his Philadelphia home and there
fore declined to comment on the Of
fer. He. however. did not hesitate to
make himself clear a. to just how he
stood on the professional issue.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
Huskers Making Elaborate Plans
for Staging Annual Valley Track Meet

shoe artists has been experimenting
construction OF the new track, which
features two 10o.yard strsightaways
and one 4f0-yard path with a single
easy turn.
Reduced rail fare OF fare -and-a,
half' for the round trip was an
nounced for the railroads by the uni
versity athletic department this week
This applies not only to competing
athletes. but to spectators who are
expected to journey from all parts
Of the conference map to witness the
valley cinder spurners and field lumi
narics contest for honors.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
Franklin TO Have Ball Team.

Franklin. Neb.. April ze.--A large
number Of men interested In baseball
met at the Office of Leon samuelson
and decided that Franklin should
have a bail team this summer. At
the meeting Mr.. Thieler. owner Of
the Franklin speedway ball diamond.
agreed 20 hire a pitcher. Leon SAM
uelson was elected manager.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-05-01
KINSEY TO PLAY ON
.DAVISCUP TEAM

san Francisco. April sn.-ilcward
kinsey In commenting today On Via
cent Richards statement that Rob
ert and Howard kinsey wriss syndi-
Gated articles for California papers
and expect them 90 decline any IN
yitafion to play on the Davis cun
team" said that he did not write ten.
mis- for newspapers.
II cannot speak for Robert. who is
now enroute from Honolulu" said
Howard Kinsey. "but A. for myself
do not write tennis for newspapers
and I viii not decline sny invitsfscn
to play on the Davis cup team