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In Section r. the Freers are idle,
but the Aztec and Chaeonas clubs.
those next in line. should furnish q
battle on East Ellipse Diamond at
the same hour. Independents and
Southerns furnish the other junior
match at o'clock on the West field.
The Auths, winners of seven
straight in the midget race, face q
tough foe in the Corinthians on East
E1llipse Diamond at Ill o'clock. The
7Celtics play the New Havens on the
West lot at the same hour and the
Hoboes tackle the ,Apollos On East
Ellipse Diamond at 1
The championship of the INSECT divi.
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Section c-Modocs We. stephen Ath-
letic Club ~ Riverdale. Auth Eoncordian
game postponed.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Fort Myer vs.. CheFrydaIe nt Lyon
Addison at Glencarlyp and the Hart
fords at Hume Spring.
PETWORTH SENIOR LEAGUE.
Tremonts VS.. Kennedys and Cardinals
VS.. Yorke Props at Handley Field. Ia
kOp3 Tigers vs.. Arrows at Silver
Sprine,
Members of the Union Printer nine
gather at noon at the Times Herald
Building to motor to Annapolis for a
clash with the Passport semi pros,
Last season the Typos won from the
Marylanders by a close margin.
KanaWIla Seniors tackle the F'reer
Props on Monument diamond No. at
O'Clock.
Elliott tOsseEs play at Rosedale field
in double header starting at IL
o'clock, Washington Orioles and the
Seneca Athletic Club. will face the FL
liotts.
Mohawk and Clover Athletic Club
mines face at 3 o'clock on the District
Heights diamond on the Marlboro
pike.
The Lafayettes play at Ballston to.
day.. meeting the Eagles at ] o'clock,
Players will gather at 1902 Thirteenth
street southeast at IL.
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.WODEHOu SE WI I PLAY
I'M u. S. POL o TOURNEY

LONDON, July IL t4l.-Lord
Wodehouse. well known British polo
player. viii sail for the united states
on August III ia compete ii the
American open championship with
the HarIaQuins His string Of ponies
was shipped To the United States
today.
The Argentile, El Gordps. defeated
the Seventeenth and Twenty first
Lancars. 3 goals to s, this afternoon
fiji the final of the Kings coronation
cup ats the Raneiagh Club. Luis
slightly injured IN the fifth chAlsker
irl d. collision with an opposing
PLAYER, tltld was forced To quit the
game. Ills hurts were not serious.
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second. but Miss Rreen, playing the
steadiest game of her career. pulled
out of the danger zone and captured
the second brace to even the count.
The deciding set was even closer than
the two previous ones, featured by
long rallies and close scoring through
out. Miss Breen's strength on her
backhand stroking proved the decld-
ing factor in the long contest.
According to the usual custom, the
winner and runner-up of the individ-
uaI ground event are paired in the in
terplaygrOund doubles championship
held in August, unless the winning
couple have won q city championship
as a team in former years. As Miss
Bfeen and Miss Brown did not clinch
the championship last year, they. will
be permitted to make a team again
this season, even though they figured
in the final round.
Sec0md.rOund matches i'm the girls
checker tournament now in progress
on the Adams playground will be
played Off tomorrow afternoon, &C
eording to Virginia Storey, director.
In addition to the second-round en-
counters, one first-rpund match which
was not played ON Friday will be com
pleted tomorrow Mary Day will op
pose Lille SaWaya in this initial
game.
Those who survived their first meet
ings and will figure in the advanced
play tomorrow are paired as follows
Helen Rosburgh VS.. Dorothy Burr
sylvia Kahanov vs.. Mary Crawford
Ethel KahanoV VS.. Carrie Mean.
The winners in these games viii
advance. to the semi.f finals, which will
be staged Tuesday or wednesday.
Results Of first.fOund encounters
were: Sylvia Kahaney defeated JeaT
Crawford, Ethel Kahanov defeated
Edith Barsly, Mary Crawford de
feated Marguerite Hendley, Dorothy
Burr defeated Victoria Mean. Carrie
Mean defeated Naomi BaFsky, Helen
Rosburgh defeated Peggy Rosburgh.
The winner Of the girls, tournament
win oppose the victor Of the boys
event for the championship Of Adams
playground.
Tennis enthusiasts on the New York
avenue playground will start play II
the Doubles tournament for the ground
title this week Marie fcAnliffe, direc
tor. Will conduct the tournament. The
winning team will compete In the city,
wide tourney which Will be held at the
conclusion OF all events on the indivi
dual Fairgrounds.
Margaret SelIibap and Margaret
Moore won the title last year ~ New
York avenue -
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Cherrydale and Hume Spring mines
make their first starts in the northern
Virginia series, Cherrydale meeting
the Fort Myer nine and Hume Spring
entertaining the Vienna Hartfords.
The list Of league games follows.
All matches start at 5 o'clock, with
the exception of the Petworth League
double-header at Handley Field. which
openRat 4:
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Section A--shamrocks AZ Arlington,
MaryIand Athletic Club at Mount
Rainier ST JoSeph's at Marlboro and
Chevy Chase VS.. Knieks AZ Georgetown
ii Hollow.
Section B---Kentiworth We. Capitals at
Benning Donoghue Motors al Bladeps-,
burg and Anacostia Eagles al Kenil-
worth
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CUBAN NETMEN DEFEAT
CANADIANS AT DOUBLE S

HAVANA. Cuba, July II o.
Cuba gained the advantage over
Canada today, two matches to one,
in the Davis cup elirninations, when
Rogelio Paris and Raul Chacon de-
feated w. F. Crocker and Jack
Wright in thrilling three and Ia
hour battle at the Vedado Tennis
Club. The score was S--6, ST.,
SIS, SIS. 6-2.
In the singles Friday each country
won q match. Paris defeating Wright
and Croker defeating Vicente Banet.
The concluding singles viii be played
tomorrow.
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The Baltimore municipal links
star overwhelmed Day in the hrst
round to win by and 5. In the after
noon Cox put up harder fight, but
was unable to cut down the lead
rolled up by O'Tell on the first nine
holes. O'Teli had reached the turn
A up against Cox.
But much of the real interest in
the tourney over the picturesque
Severn River layout naturally cen
;. tered in the play of Mackenzie and,
to a lesser degree, George Voigt. The
Washingtonians present have been
pulling for this pair to come through
in their respective brackets so they
may come together in the finals to.
morrow afternoon.
This is because there are those who
are not so sure which of the two de-
serves the title of amateur links
king in the District of Columbia. de-
spite the fact that the brilliant
young Columbia Country Club divot
litter was picked on the American
Walker cup team and is looked upon
everywhere as one OF the ranking
amateurs of the United States
Rpesch Presses Mackenzie.
In the first round Mackenzie coast.
cd along to win, and 4, from Nor
man ID. Frost. a fellow ashingto.
man. But in the afternoon it, was a.
somewhat different story, with Frank
Aoescll. also of Washington, threat
ening to knock the dope into a dozen
cooked hats.
So seriously did Roesch menace the
Walker cup lad that Roland was
forced to come to the turn / down.
Over that first nine it had been a see
saw struggle, and on the ninth it was
Roiand's turn to go down, thing he
did when he topped his drive and lost
the hole.
Starting the honleward journey. they
halved the holes until they reached
the 21e-yard thirteenth. Here Roesch
presented his rival the hole by kicking
his ball into the cup Then they
halyed the fourteenth and fifteenth
and were all square, with but three
holes remaining to be played.
Then Mackenzie stepped out and
clicked off a birdie on the one-shot
sixteenth through the medium of
25-foot putt.
The seventeenth, a dog leg with the
bend to the left, almost ,lured Mac
kenzie into dropping his small ad-
vantage. However. Roesch wasn't
able to take advantage Of the open
fng, and Roland made such splendid
all cooked and PINNED when Roesch
made his error.
Wins on Seventeenth.
On his tee shot on this hole Mac.
kenzie elected to try a short cut over
the elbow by means of lifting his ball
over the trees in the bend. He didn't
get quite far enough, however, and
his bali landed in a grassy ditch.
Then he showed the golf of which
he is capable by getting out of his
difficulty nicely, getting on in three
and taking the orthodox two puts for
his 5.
The shot that lost Roeseh this hole
and brought the match to q close was
one involving a misjudgmeUt of dis
lance. He was over the carpet on his
third. and after getting back had to
take two puts.
How ID. C Golfers Fared
FIRST SIXTEEN. FIRST RoUND--pr. L.
8. O'Tell defeated Larry Day, d and o: W J.
Cox defeated II. G. Chiclering, l ZIP; j. F.
Brawner defeated Jack Grimes. z and g
George Notgt defeated II. E. Crook. IT,
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Washington Ku Klux Khan nine here
tomorrow afternoon at the Dread
naught Park in one of the best semi
pro games scheduled for the day.
Eddie Carroll has three hurlers avail
able in Jake Driver, Leon Riley and
Reds Warburton, all of whom are
ready for the clash. Bill Howser, who
pitched for the Dreadnaughts last
season, will work for the visitors.
The series for the championship of
the local fire companies will be in
augurated tomorrow afternoon on the
North Alfred street diamond, with Co
lunlbia Engine Company and the No.
5 Motor Company facing. Play will
start at 2:30.
An interesting encounter should re-
suit at Hayden field, with the Virginia
Grays, city champions, and the ST.
MaTw.s. a. c.. rui1ners-lip to the Grays
last year, meeting at 1880. Wood and
Kidweil will work ais battery men for
the Saints with Minter and Bren-
ner slated to start FOR the Grays. JEFF
Williams, who formerly played with
the Cardinal Athletic Club and the
Eagle A. A., when those two clubs
reigned supreme in unlimited circles
in this section, has been elected coach
OF the Grays,
The game between the Mohawlss
and the Cardinal Athletic Club, SEIZED
uled to be played tomorrow afternoon,
has been Cancelled by Manager Wifkin-
son OF the Hawks.
Johnny haycack has been elected
manager of the Alexandria. Bancroft
and Washington Bus Line team. sue
ceeding Arnett Ludlow, former Dread
naugilf star third basenlan. who is
now playing with Arlington.
Herbert Knight, coach Of the George
Mason High School athletic teams,
has called the first foot ball workout
for August is. All candidates are ex-
pected to get in touch with him be-
fore that time. The season will open
in Baltimore with Mount st. Joseph's.
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All matches must be played between
these hours, unless special arrange
ments are made in advance for extra
reservations i'm the event that any Of
the players find it impossible to re-
port before 4:45. AS funds will be
limited, the committee will be unable
to make a large number OF extra
reservations, so all players are advised
to make arrangements to be on the
courts not later than $3.50 unless this
is absolutely impossible.
The tournament date had to be
postponed until August this year be-
cause the iHter-park net series now Is
in progress on all of the municipal
courts, and for this reason Mr.. Burton
was unable to assign courts during
July.
Girls desiring to compete for the
District Junior singles and doubles
crowns will send their entries to
Corinne Frazier, I'm care of this col
umn, on or after August 16. The entry
lists will open on that date and close
Saturday night, August 81, at 6 O'Clock.
Drawings will be made at that hour
and announced the following morn.
ing in the news columns. The fee will
be 81 for the singles and IS cents
apiece for the doubles.
Florence Seward holds the singles
title at present, having defeated
Katherine Bernall in the final round
last wear when the junior champion
ships were inaugurated. Virginia
Olmstead and Clara Alderton are the
doubles champions.
An effort will be made by the COM
mittee to have the tournament sane
toned by the Middle Atlantic Lawn
Tennis Association, in order that it
may take its place among the other
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RED GRANGE TO PLAY
ON EUROPEAN GRIDS

= NEW YORK, July IL GP.-sRed'
Grange Will be seen in action in Lon
don and Germany in the Fail, accord
ing 10 his manager. c. c. Pyle. who
sailed for France today on the French
liner, France. Pyle said he would
arrange for a series of six foot ball
games starring Grange against
George Wilson's foot ball team. The
two American teams will be taken
abroad after the close of the season
here
Pyle. who also is American tour
manager OF Suzanne Lenglen, win
complete arrangements for the
French tennis stars exhibition tour
of the United States. He said Mile.
Lengien would arrive in New York
in September.
Grange Rack to Toting Ice.
HOLLYWOOD, Calf. July II C49.
Harold Red Grange, foot ball
celebrity and erstwilile movie star,
will leave Hollywood tomorrow for
Wheaton, Ill, and his old job on the
ice truck.
Eighteen dollars week and plenty
of exercise looks good TO me- Grange
said. There is nothing like CARRYING
ice up three flights to develop f0ofs
ball constitution. Les Thomas, my
old boss in Wheaton, wired me that
the job is open, so / expect to spend
four or FIVE weeks with the ice tongs
again"
Grange said that he was through
with the movies for the present. His
future activities in the cinema are
undecided, he said.
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COOK EASILY EARNS
! GEORGIA GOLF TITLE
By the Aasnclatad Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA. July I7.-Gene Cook,
youthful star of the East Lake Coun-
try Club OF Atlanta, successfully de.
Tended his title Of amateur golf cham,
pion of Georgia by eliminating Chick
Ridley ten holes from home in the
thirty -six-hole final match of the an.
nual State tournament.
His 12 up and 10 victory was the
most decisive in the history OF the
event and gave him his second cham.
pionship In as many years. a feat no
other golfer has ever accomplished in
Nthis event.
After defeating Watts Gum,
Walker cup player. up on the
twentieth green in the semi-hnals yes
terday. Cook negotiated the twenty
six holes OF the tinal match today in
just two strokes over par. He won
thirteen holes I'm all, losing but one,
which Chick took with birdie two
during the morning round 4
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D. C. MUNY NETMEM
START TITLE TOURNEY

While Washington's team in the
new Intercity Tennis League remains
idle today so that the local public
parks championship tourney, may get
off to a flying start, matches are be
ing played by the four other cities ~
Philadelphia and Chester. =
Philadelphia plays host to Baltf-
more's municipal racketers, while
WilnTington's team. which is making
its first start, goes to Chester.
The first round of play in the Dis
trict public courts championship
matches is scheduled for 9:45 on the
courts at Henry. Rock Creek. Monu.
meut and Potomac Parks.
The standing of the iDtercity loop
followg.
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BY TOM WEBB.

Famous u. s. Coast Guard swimmer.
HE aviator initiates the bird
and learns to Hy The swim
amer must initiate the FISH To
become star in the wafer.
The average swimmer tires quick
II because his muscle are tense and
hard. If he would ape the jelly
fish he'd learn to relax and rest and
thus store up energy from time to
time instead Of wasting It when not
needed.
The jeilyfish il q perfect example
OF relaxation.
A loose relaxed muscle will float.
Al tense, hard muscle viii sink.
Here's how TO be a Jelly fish: Bend
knees and gasp lungs full nf air and
extend the arms IN front with head
between them Give vigorous shove
off from bottom, or gpnk or wall. and
flOat face down, body held loosely,
legs apart, arms extended and hands
Limp. Just try Il. Then regain posi-.
sion and tx,1 gsine
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ROLAND MACKENZIE, yOIGT
AND STEVENSON TO ENTER
Tournament Scene Hereabout Shifts This Week to
Baltimore, Where Maryland Country Club Event
Is Expected 10 Attract Local Linksmen.
BYw 4. MccALLUM.

GLAND MACKENZIE who already is eligible Miller B. steyinson
who George Vost plan the anna
championship played the second week in September
the Bturo Club Jersey Noigt has played in the
championship unOubd will be made eligible for the
ont 3 the
The Cned Golf Association previous has turned
championship turned down the application
ready this should be eligible
ln the
Roland Mackenzie the qualifying round of the championship last
Walker
eligible important around Washington and
the Middle Atlantic
should be title oueStio no IS
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Che Gbef1iitg Star
BOYS CLUB

There's nothing to fear. Forget
fear. Start according to the rules and
you won't down. IL you're not yet a
fairly good swimmer, or il you're jnst
beginning, or starting all over again
remember this lesson;
Wade out from shore fof we're in
Summer camp now and there isn't
supposed to be Il pool around, until
the water is waist deep. FACE.
SHORE and start your practice stunts
coming in, NOT -OLT.
\ What do you want to know Ask
questions: d
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TILDEN DEFEATS LOTT
FOR TRl-STATE CROWN

CINCINNATI. Ohio. July II ar,
William Tilden, Cd. of Philadelphia de-
feated George Lott of Chicago in the
tennis singles of the trisEtate tourna-
ment today, winning hve-set battle,
4-26. Ga, To, Cd, Ga.
Lott held two legs, of the silver
trophy and had he won the match
would have retained it permanently
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sion has been awarded the Kid Kel.
levs. who were sustained IN their pro-
test against the Lyon Village nine.
which was accused of using Ineligible
players in the match that would have
tied np the title. The insects had m
extremely good season, only one for
felt being recorded In the 20 games.
1 Standing of the teams:
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WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

HE championships all girls
Is will be held the Henry Bark courts at
northwest, beginning August q, according
courtesy supervisor Of
ton buildings of four courts
group obtained the junior These
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i POLO cur no FL GoRDOs.

LONDON, July IL Lz7l The El
Gofio polo teani Of Argentina today
captured the Kings coronation cup
IN the final 0f the Ranelagh Club
fournarleiit; defeating the l7th an6|
4tst xancefss goals IN
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CANADIAN LANDS SECOND
I'M BRITISH RlFLE SHOOT

BISLEY. England, July II LP)
Lieut.. Wood OF the East York
shire Regiment won the st. Georges
challenge vase, concluded today AZ
Bisley Camp.
Gergt. =. Boriand Of Toronto, was
second. The match was shot with
service rifles
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OLD DOMINION ~OARSMEN
TO COMPETE AT NORFOLK

A LEXANDRIA, July 1.-THE Old Dominion
- city Virginia Boat Club of Richmond
foiky Fl of shell that
arranged Norfolk Chamber
its three-day regatta. s#
while thought that several
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ruile At Sherwood: Three D c. Golfers Seek Il Amateur Title
TRIO OF WASHINGTONIANS
IN TOURNEY SEMI-FINALS
Mackenzie to Oppose KelIerman, While Voigt Meets
O'Tell of Baltimore Today--Roland Pressed
by RoescI i'm Second Round Match.

ALTIMORE, Md, July i7.Favor form today in
the opening Of the the first animal Sherwood
- Forest Coli invitation tourney 1#
Washingtonans and
Bamoreaaready In the round before the final
Bannokbun Washington the bracket while Rsnd
Mackenzie will conclusions with Karl kerman Both lower
bracket semi-hnaists Washing ss#
in
by the Walker minary Mackenzie continued his good
Capital hnksmen Day and William
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THREE Tits EACH LISTED
FOR JUNIORS AND MIDGETS

THREE junior and the number Of midget clashes make
todays the lower divisions of Capital City
i Bali League. ss#s5 4. @.#
The Corinthians leaders in section Of the junior class en
their group beating Snhhelds
Yes starting at 8 o.co
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Here's our sici,nn,iu0 coach In
our Sunanter camp. He t0ants to
get I'M q lesson or tico fchile poM
felIoics are hGpislO your Summers
fAs1. And 1chnt's a Summer " you
hGpest't made some progress In
stCiTtntfn0P
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PETWORTH SENIOR LOOP
OPENS CAMPAIGN TODAY

ETORTHS senior championship base ball under
day adding of sando
attractions already being offered the Capital northern
Virginia circuits.
Cardinal Seniors Kennedys OF Brghtwood Takoa Tigers
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the unofficial professional record Is
Sc. made by Robert T. Barnett and
Leo Diegel.
The seniors ringer tourney runs
from April IS to October 81, while the
women's ringer event runs from May
rs TO the same Fall date.
Chevy Chase will entertain golfing
Navy officers in Navy tournament
to be played at the club next Friday.
Prizes will be given for low net and
low gross scores.
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WAR WHITES ROUT
REDS at POLO, 12-4

81 L p 9 & 4 x 53g
Expert inallet welding on the part
OF Cart. C. S. KIlhurn and the strong
defensive work rs well as the heavy
hitting OF Col. Nelson Afargetts en-
abled the White team OF the War De
partmailt Polo Association to come
from behind and swamp the Redtteam
yesterday at Potomac Park under a
|12to4 score in eight periods Of fast
polo.
The Red riders, who had borrowed
Lieut., F. ID. Sharp from the lineup
OF the 10Th Field Artillery at Fort
AIyeF, had things their own way dur
ing the first two periods Of the clash
and were enjoying q tW6-goal lead be-
fore the Whites opener their attack
Col. Margetts entered the game IN the
third chukker. and through his stellar
work at the No. 4 position gave his
teammates an opport unity to tie the
count and forge to the front
The Reds knotted the score tempo
raFily- In the fourth session. when
Lieut.. Sharp tailed on a pass from
Capt. Walsh, but Capt Kilburns of
the Whites put his team in front again
a few minutes after, and from then on
the Reds were never in the running.
The summary:
s war s Rss P ao Es I'm. Wits R,i,;
Capt. Walsh ~. No z Maj, Baird
Msi. Bashr, ~; MAI Hoyle
wa Wg Wits White: 8 8 & 1 s sff
saP s6sse 5ohSsa e.eE Ee aSs VS.
Rffe Ma fcr ESy orrsn So
Col. Johnston. Time Of paFiOdk--6 minutes.
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HOW ID. C Golfers cared.

FIRST SIXTEEN. FIRST RoUND-Dr. L
8, O'Tell defeated Larry Day, Is and o: W J
Brawner defeated Jack Grimes. Z and q
George Noigt defeated Ii. e. Crook. jf.
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Gpais--vG y arEetts,. 5. Capt, Kiibuf1 &
Lieut.. sharp. 81; Col. Johnson q: Capt. Wip.
WiDpreclif for Col. Morris, Col Mareekts for
Col. johnston. Time Of periods 70 minutes.
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The amateur record for the course
Is 90; made BY George ! yOlgt while
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u. S. SUES THOMPSON
AND KRIEBEL ON FINES
Forbes Co. defendant and Bonding
Company Named in
$4,000 Suit.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO. April 24.--Suits to col
lect fines against John w. Thompson,
wealthy st. Louis contractor, and
Fred L. kriebel former Chicago
broker. were filed today by the Gov.
ernment in Federal district court
against them and the United States
Fidelity and Guarantee Co, which
furnished their bonds. The bonding
company is represented here by
George f. Brown, Democratic nomi-
nee for United States Senator.
Thompson was convicted with Col.
Charles r. Forbes, former head of the
United States Veterans Bureau, of
conspiracy to defraud the Govern