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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30
IDEAL HOME EXHIBITION
DRAWING THOUSANDS


Latest Developments in House
Decoration and Labor Saving.
LONDON, (N.AN.A).- Spring Is
here, and once more the famous ideal
homes" exhibition, organized by the
Daily Mail, Is drawing. thousands 70
olympia to study the latest develop
ments in house decoration and labor
saving.
This year there is wonderful pa
vilion showing how modern art can ne
applied to electric lighting for beauty
and efficiency. This contains DIN.
ing room with walls and ceilings OF
black glass electrically Illuminated ana
With a dining table in the form OF
crystal tank Of goldfish.
Among other attractions at the ex-
hibition is q series of delightful rooms
showing how an attic may be turned
into quiet retreat Of decorative charm
and comfort,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30
Equip Trains With Safety Devices.

MAGDEBURG (P).--Some 1000 miles
of German railway system have
been equipped with electrical devices
three locomotives have been fitted with
the corresponding devise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30
Wife Sues for Divorce.

CLEVELAND, March 80 Oval
lace j. Elliott, former college foot ball
player, now manager Of theater here,
was sued for divorce and permanent
alimony today by his wife, Mrs. Helen
Elliott of Bratenahl. She accused him
Of neglect and cruelty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30
o. s. Agent Found Dead.

GLOBE. Ariz., March. 20 %
Charles r. Vial, go, an agent for the
Department Of Justice, working out Of
Ell Paso, was found dead tonight in a
hotel room here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30
Morris House to Go.

LIVERPOOL (Rl.--Among old build
ings to be torn down in Dale street is
the house in which was born Robert
Morris, financial genius of the American
Revolution and senator from Pennsyl-
vania 17ee-e6.
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Ecksrsall's Daughter Gets Estate

CHICAGO, March 40 (R1.-Walter
Eckersall, noted foot ball star and
sports writer, died without making a
will, leaving his estate Of more than
$4,000 to his daughter, Elizabeth. Let
today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30
z. II. soTHERN STRICKEN
shakespearsan Actor coliapses on
Denver Lecture Platform.

DENVER, March 20 GF.-E. H.
Sothern, the ShakespearAn actor, coll
lapsed on a lecture platform here to-
night and was removed to his hotel
Waare he was described IS - very sick
man" He was said to have suffered
an attack Of acute indigestion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30
Brothers Vie for Mayorship.

FORT MYERS, Fla. CF9.-It win be
brother against brother In the Fort
Myers race for mayor Tom Gonzales
win oppose brother Clyde.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

Iithuania reports s666,l0O worth OF
products to the United States last year,
20 per cent more than in 1928.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-30

In q recent month 22,460 tons or rub
Der were shipped from British Malaga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15
SCORE 1O9 POINTS
IN SHOR! CONTEST
Boys 0ptimists Roll Up Big
Count to Rivals 5 in
24-Minute Game.
. oYs' CLUB oPTIMIsTS today
K are boasting the unusual feat
NJ acorinw mo Y,oints against

~ OYs' CLUB OPTIMISTS today
K are boasting the unusual feat
- of scoring 100 points against
for their opponents in game
of 6-minute quarters.
I Their victim was Neighborhood House
tossers who were engaged last night at
the club gym in q 10o-pound class
Boys Club League match.
PeruzH and Amin were the big guns
for the OptimistS, piling up IL and
80 points, respectively. In other league
games Good Shepherds doWned Noel
House. At to Al, in the 130-pound class
and Celtics disposed of Optimists, 80
to 16, in the unlimited division.
De Luxe tossers are after games with
145-pound quints registered with the
A. A. u, particularly Rockville A. G.
Cali Manager r. Mansuy at Lincoln
8333-W.
Company G, 12lst Engineers, will
meet st. Martins Ave tonight in the
ST. Martins Gym at 8 O'Clock. The
Engineers originally were booked with
Army Headquarters, but the game was
cancelled.
Takoma Firemen are after q game for
tonight on their floor. Harold Hurst is
listing at Shepherd 2007.
st. Stephens 'tossers are seeking en-
counters with 130-pound teams. Call
Manager Genovese at West 1880.
Meridians, 54-9 victors over Western
Union, yesterday, are after opponents
in the 130-pound group. Manager Neri
may be reached at Adams 2732-W.
Aloysians drubbed Delpha sextet, 80 to
7, in girls basket ball game.
WOODLANDS took the measure of Ma
tional Circles, 81 to "a, in an Independ-
ent Basket Ball League match in the
Fort Myer gym.
Medico Midgets are on the lookout for
games. Call Georgia 1889.
Led by Hessier with 81 points Stewart
Photographers defeated Rockville A. A
basketers in the Silver Spring Armory.
Results of other games last nighr:
Y. M. @. A Hawks, "a: Warwicks, 10.
Ramblers, %; b. Y. p. u, 20.
ST. Stephens, IS; Corinthians, IS.
Company e, SO; Hamiine, IS.
| Rockville Girls, 20; Kensington Girls,
IA.
Petworth Nets, 40; Tremonts, rs.
Union Printers, 80; De Molay, Is.
| Dixie Pig A. c., 81; Eastern Prep, II.
Corinthians, IS; Plaza, 26.
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DALEY is SLATED
FOR TENNIS HEAD
Due to Be Elected National
Association President at
Meeting Today.
BY J. III. ANDERSON,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

ST, LOUIS, February 15.-Electior
of Louis B. Daley to the presidency Of
the United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation, an action expected late today
at the forty ninth annual meeting, will
be regarded by the Midwest as q Sec
tionai recognition even though DALEY
is resident Of New York City.
Daley is q native of Kentucky, a for
mer resident of Topeka, Kans., where
he competed on Washburn College atIl-
letic teams, and is regarded as a stanch
friend of the area west of the Missis-
sippi, which in the past few years has
produced many Of the Nations leading
players.
With the election of Daley, it is ex-
pected district associations will be given
more voice in the control of the national
association with mail votes on important
subjects which will allow officers and
executive committee members who live
far from the associations headquarters
in New York an opportunity to express
their views fully. AS an indication OF
more cooperation between section
groups. district secretaries met late last
night to exchange views, the first time
such meeting has been held.
The annual meeting today also was
expected to vote in favor of open ten
mis- tournaments in which amateurs
compete with professionals as in oper
golf competition.
Awarding of the larger tournaments
selection of 1891 meeting place, prob.
ably New York, and announcement OF
rankings were other matters to come
before the meeting before the delegate:
gather tonight for the annual banquet
and the first radio broadcast OF speeche,
over KNOX from $50 to 8 pm, Cen.
trail standard time.
Tn Sc,
ment of the delegates, Francis T
Hunter, ranked No. 2 in the nationa
list, defeated George M. Lott, jr., mem.
Der OF the 1929 Davis Cup team, g.:
and Ga. Johnny Van Ryn, co-holdel
OF the worlds doubles title, defeateC
Wray Brown, Missouri Valley champion
6-3 and 6-3.
The doubles match, with Hunter anc
Brown paired against Lott and Var
Ryn, was declared draw, the Hunter.
Brown combination losing the first set
Is, and winning the second, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15
CELTIC FIVE FACING
TOUGH FOE TONIGHT
A LExANDR1A, Va, FEBRUARY IS

A LEXANDRIA, Va, February 49,
~ st. Mary's Celtics basket ball
"a combination will get into action
again tonight when it meets
the Denny Tag Co. of Chester, Pa, in
Schuler's Hall at $50. A preliminary
is scheduled between the Glover A. C.
and a Washington Junior quint one
hour earlier.
The Chester five is reputed to be one
of the fastest in the Keystone State I'M
limited circles.
The, Celtics. who have II games listed
in the next IL nights, have won 80 out
of SO games this season. 49,,
Manager Robert Mcdonald announced
today that he has arranged to have the
Fredericksburg Collegians of Fredericks-
burg. Va, play the French five Monday
night at 1880 in preliminary to the
Washington Independent Basket Ball
League clash between the Celtics and
National Circles.
Mcdonald also has announced the
booking of a game for March Is at
Schuler's Hall with the Arundle Boat
Club of Washington.
meet the strong Arcadias Of Baltimore
Md, at o'clock in Schuler's.
Alexandria High will be afforded an
opportunity to clinch the third athletic
district of Virginia championship to-
! night when it plays Fredericksburg
High of Fredericksburg, Va, in the
Armory Hall at $40 o'clock.
Girls teams of the two institutions
are billed for a preliminary game at
1880 o'clock.
Episcopal High cagers are playing
Shenandoah Valley Academy at Win
! chester this afternoon.
Norman Roberts has been elected
president of the bowling league OF
Seminole Tribe, No. 35, Improved Or
der of Red Men, for the second half OF
the league schedule. j. A. Sullivan was
named secretary and treasurer. 1t was
decided to roll league matches on Tues
day nights.
The teams holding berths in the loor
were reorganized and balanced.
The rosters:
Pawnees-E. A. Huntington, captain
John Posey, j. A. Sullivan and S. F
Gill.
seneca-Roger c. Sullivan, captain
Charles Robey, Aubrey Clark anc
George Wells.
Utes-NoIman Roberts, captain; Viii
liam De silva, Courtney P. Smith anc
Elmer Moore. So,
Black Hawks-Earl r. Sullivan, cap.
tain; L. A. Sullivan, j. w. Young anc
George Dixon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15
BADGERS ARE AFTER
NORTHWESTERN FIVE
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, February 15.-The West
ern Conference basket ball championship
campaign will reach the halfway mark
tonight. with eight teams in action.
Purdue, undefeated leader of the race,
will meet Ohio State at Columbus, but
the feature battle promises to occur at
Madison, where Wisconsin will entertain
Northwestern.
Northwestern's record since defeating
Wisconsin in the opening game of the
season has not been impressive, but the
Purple has shown improvement and
hoped TO make 1T two straight over the
second-place Wisconsin five.
Purdue was not expected to encounter
much difficulty with Ohio State, already
having trounced the Buckeyes. go to ii,
IN their first meeting of the season
Charles (Stretch) Murphy, Purdue's
great center, however, will be the object
of special attention to be furnished by
Wesley Fesler. Ohio's star guard, in an
effort to keep the tall star from setting
another scoring record.
Chicago will play at Indiana and ap-
peared a cinch to take its seventh
straight beating. Illinois will entertain
Minnesota in the second game of their
series, with the Illini thirsting for re-
venge for the 26-to-21 setback suffered
at Minneapolis last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15

Eastern and Tech have been matched
| in q one-mile relay race that IS IN
tereSting. It appears that the Llgnv
Blue has a bright chance this season
to dethrone the Gray which long has
been supreme in the relays among the
public high schools, Approximately a
score of entries each will represent
Eastern and Tech. :,
Dewitt, which has an unusually small
but capable squad, will have Just one
competitor on the job in Milton Abram-
son, fashy Splinter.
Hyattsville High has entered squad
| Of 10 and is hopeful OF garnering sew
eral points. Paul Smith, former uni
versity of Maryland trackster, is coacj
ing the Hyattsville boys.
| Two basket ball games and a rife
match are events listed today and to-
night for the District Scholastics, aside
from the Virginia meet.
On the hardwood Bliss will entertain
| Eastern in the Silver Spring Arm1ry
at $3.50 pm. and Strayer has an EN-
gagement with st. James School at
Hagerstown also tonight
| Westerns rife team was TO face Navy
Plebes this afternoon at Annapolis.
Tech, public high school court cham
pions. furnished the sturdy George
Washington Freshmen a desperate bat
tie before succumbing, SO to 30, in 4
beneflt Graduate T Club game yester-
day in the Mckinley gym.
Led by Everett Russell, crack little
forward, who peppered the basket for
10 points, and Lake Diversion, who hung
up seven markers, the Gray battled
the freshmen on point-for- point basis
all the way.
Lee Carlin, free under the basket
dropped in the goal that broke $3.50
tie and gave G. w. victory in the final
rounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15
SOUTH AFRICAN TENNIS
STARS TO VISIT CANADA

CAPE TOWN, South Africa, February
is P).-The South African Lawn Ten
mis- Union has decided to send Esther
Heine and Mrs. G. Peacock to the Brit
ish Empire games at Hamilton. Ontario,
next August, providing they are agree
able. The decision Is subject to the
offer of the Canadian authorities To
contribute half the cost Of travelling ex-
penseS.
III Miss Heine and Mrs. Peacock play
at the British Empire games, the South
African stars will be invited to particle
pate in the United States wonnen's
championships and other important
tournaments, it was said in tennis en-
Giles yesterday, according to the Assoc
ciated Press. Miss Heine has beer
ranked among the worlds first 10 play
ers in singles. -
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MRS. MOODY TO PLAY
IN PASADENA EVENT
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf, February 1S.--
Mrs. Frederick Wills Moody. IT., won-
ems tennis champion, will appear here
in an invitation tournament March IA
to 10, S. w. Royce. in charge of the
meet, announced today
1t will be Mrs. Moody's first en-
trance in tournament play since she
Others entered in the matches include
Miss Nudge Gladman, Santa Monica,
Calf. Miss Helen Jacobs, Berkeley,
Calf: Mrs. May Sutton Bundy. Santa
Monica, Calf; Mrs. Tom williams,
Pasadena, and others.
1t is understood that Mrs. Moody will
be accompanied here by her husband.
who will give his attention to the
Southern California yacht regatta.
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Foshay Is Best Harvard
Scholar, Replacing Wood

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, February
l5.-W. w. Foshay, 81, of Port
Chester, N. Y, has replaced w.
Barry Wood, jr., as the ranking
scholar athlete at Harvard Univer-
sity.
Last year Wood topped the list,
with three AS and q 3, and he has
attained the same marks for the
first half of this year. Foshay, how
ever, has received four AS, which
leads all scholar athletes for the first
semester.
FoShay played as q regular end on
the second varsity foot ball team
last Fall and he did some cross
country running. He played varsity
base ball last Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15
CAPITAL is REPRESENTED
BY EASTERN, TECH, DEWITT
HyattsvilIe Athletes Also Seeking Honors-Three
Scholastic Teams in Action in Other Pastimes.
Many Court Games Decided.

HOSE athletics will focus the
tonight Charlottesville, in
which Eastern Tech, Dewitt and Hyasvle High will be
resented.
Eastern public high champion honors in the high
division
Mike kelley is by no means Light
well in the field events
last
not exnected better this showing 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15

MARYLAND, too, is assured full
house, despite the TerrapinS' 54-20
victory over the Cavaliers at
Charlottesville. Virginia brings a
formidable team in quest OF re-
venge. In the, earlier contest a
loose cog gummed its machine.
Since this was frightened the
Cavaliers have been tough pick
ingS.-
North Carolina State, defending
champion of the Southern Conference,
was forced into an extra period for the
decision and so was North Carolina
University. Maryland lost to- North
Carolina State and was barely able to
win from North, Carolina. Washing
ton and Lee., which twice defeated the
Terrapins, won from Virginia the. other
night by only two points.
Virginia's sudden improvement IS
due in large measure to the play OF
Jones at center, The Cavaliers were
weak in this position when they started
the season and of a consequence the
entire team was thrown out of whack.
Jones turned out to be the necessary
unit to provide a smooth-working COM
bination. He was q member OF the
squad last season., but was late develop
ing.
MARYLAND figures It VIII DO well 10
come away with the long end Of the
score tonight.
George Washington is playing basket
bali with the Navy at Annapolis this
afternoon, pla3 starting at $50 o'clock.
Tonight GeorgetowTl'S basketers Will be
guests at Syracuse and the Hoya box
ers will invade West Point.
American University's quint will visit
Duquesne at Pittsburgh and Catholic
Univefsity's swimmers will match
strokes with Johns Hopkins at Balti-
more.
MARYLAND will engage in Virginia's
indoor track meet at charlottesville,
and Georgetown will have track and
field men In the Crescent A. G. meet
at Brooklyn, and the Boston A. A.
games at Boston.
The prospective pairings for the C..
U. boxing program follow:
115-Pound Class.
De Pasquale, c. U, VS.. Robinson, w.
and L. ~-@
125-Pound Glass.
Giacomo. c.. U. VS.. schlossberg, w.
and L.
.135-P0und Glass.
coveleskie or Oliver, Gu, VS.. Blacky.
w. and J.. 4--tstsAa ,e-.-
1A5-POund Class.
Blast, c. u. VS.. Robertson. W: and L.
160-POund Class. -,t-
Murphy, c. u, VS.. Mckinney, W.
and L.
175-Ponnd Class.
zeno, C. u, VS.. Heaps, w. and L.
Heavyweight Class.
Malevich, Gu, VS.. Day, Cranshaw or
Richardson, w. and L.
Once again little Freddy Mesmer has
proved his class as a pinch basketer.
His accurate shots at critical moments
decided the issue in favor of George
town when it nosed out Canisius at
Buffalo, 1926. MeSmer looped in four
field goals from dificult angles and in
the late. squirt that gave the Hoyas
their margin he helped engineer
couple of double-deckers
Canisius reSorted much to pot shoot
ing and of It's IL goals were from near
midcourt. The hne-ups:
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FESSENDEN TAKES LEAD
IN CUE TITLE DEFENSE

MADISON, Wis, February Is (P).-
Ray Fessenden of Madison. the national
amateur 1872 balk line billiards cham
pion, who got of Thursday to a bad
start in defending his title against Arie
Schaap. st. Louis left-hander, was out
in front today.
He won last nights block, the second
OF three in the 900-point match, by a
score of $40 to 286.
Fessenden now leads Schaap 900 to
5S6 for the two blocks, with the final
block to be played tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15
TWO BIKE. TEAMS TIED
-, FOR 6-DAY RACE LEAD

+" CHICAGO, February IS (R.-Two
laps ahead of the field early today in
the final grind of the six-day bicycle
race, two teams were tied for first place,
hopefully pedaling on toward the finish
at IL O'Clock tonight.
In the weeks greatest exhibition of
riding, in which riders damned for more
than five hours, Gerald Debaets and
Tony Beckman, the Belgtan-American
riders, and Alfonso Zucchetti and Paul
Brocardo, the French-Italian pair, out
rode the nights melee to tie for first
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15

BILOXI, Miss, February 15.-Bob
Burke, lefthanded pitcher. has signed
his 1890 contract with the Nationals,
President Clark Grifflth announced
here today.
Burke sent in the document from
Joliet, Ill. his home town.
He hopes to do better than during
the 1929 campaign, when his record
showed eight defeats against six
wins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15

Eight colleges and IL prep and high.
schools are represented in Virginia's
track meet. Eastern and Tech of
Washington are most strongly repre-
sented in the scholastic class, each with
% entries. -
Maryland is the only Washington
institution in the college division, hav-
Washington and Lee, 81; William and
Mary, 20; Duke, 16; North Carolina, 8;
Wake Forest, z, and National Uni
Verstty, S. i,-tL
with I'VE leading Southern Confer
ence teams in the field, the result may
be a tip-od on what will be the outs
come of the first indoor meet spon-
Sored by the conference to be held at
North Carolina University March 8.
Except for two bouts taken by de-
fault, George Washington was shut cut
in meet with Manhattan College at
New York. The summary:
ll5-pound class Bebellf (A1anhattsn)
won from Cohen (Georee WashingtenJ, by
decision
won from CoieveSki George WaShtnston),
won from Phillips George Washington, BY
f55-pound elass-wOn by George wash
1s0-pound cIass-won by George Wash
' f4Slpo S Class - D'Aeosta tManhattanj
won when buffalo tGeorge Washington was
DISQUALIFIED.
Catholic University's swi m m s
couldn't keep pace with those of Will
liam and Mary in a meet at Brookland
the Cardinals losing, 1925. When Null
len of C. o.. finished second in the
40Tyard race it was only his second
defeat in two seasons.
Phillips of the visitors was the stat
with victories in the 40 and 100 yarc
events and a share in the relay teams
triumph. The summary:
a, Relay-won BY William and Mary phil
Fancy divins.Won By Casey Nv. &. M
second, Meade wv. & M; third, Praetoriu
lo-yard dash-won by Phillips wv. M
scope, Mullen Muller &c &c vi third Messer ew
I561yard backstroke-won by Christiansol
tS;ia VAN Ms Selves sseonS, MiHsmaTTfi Tine o. os
second. ai Murneoi Nv. 4 NJ; i third zeso
22o-yard breaststroks-~.w .hy kane &C
III; second Casey (W. AL NJ; thifd, Shee
lRn &c. u. Time, 2:kess.
FI00-yagd dash-Won BY Phillips w.
N.fli second, De Scpo &c. ID; third, Messe
'1U. q M. Time, l.oSas.
Dutch Eberts. former star at Catholi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15
BRUINS HAVE A CHANCE
TO CLINCH GROUP TITLE

NEW YORK. February IS (P.-The
Boston Bruins, crack outfit of the
National Hockey League, can clinch
first place in the American section OF
the league this week end.
Already Boosting the imposing total
of 81 points through 20 victories and
l tie, the Bruins can win the section
championship by capturing their battle
with the Maple Leafs at Toronto
tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15
IRELAND MONACO TENNIS
MATCH GOES TO DUBLIN

DUBLIN, Irish Free State, February
is R).-Arrangements have been made
to play of the Davis Cup tie against
Monaco In Dublin May 2, 3 and S.
Monaco had the choice of ground
but waived 1t.
Although this is Ireland's eighth year
in cup play, she has won but one match.
having defeated India In 1923.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15
Hockey Record Claimed
In q 3O-fo-O Victory

HOUGHTON, Mich, February Is
R).--If anybody knows of a larger
hockey score than this, the Michigan
College of Mining and Technology
here would like to know about 1t.
Otherwise the college claims a
record score was made last night
when the Tech team defeated trav-
cling sextet from Eagle River, Wis,
80 to 0.
Eagle River got only one shot at
the net. Tech had 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15
DINNER FOR BALL PLAYER,

A testimonial will be rendered Alvin
Powell, hard-hitting outfielder of the
Takoma Tigers base ball team, by his
mates Monday night at 8 o'clock in the
Masonic Hall at Takoma Park. Powell
has been signed Tor q trial by the
the South with the first contingent OF
Nationals,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-15
DOWN THE LINE
WITH w. o. observation-disclosures Abroad(-
The RACQUET Racket

7 USED to be "Join
tennis and world Getting Paris just
to learn that William Tiden
championship matches by Jean Borotra who known the
Bounding Basque probably because he does not bounding
Driving down to Monte Carlo arrived just too late to Mr.
Idn Country the
courts the world Payng for the Davis Cup be in the
better than the life of Riley get Mr. William Tldn 20 is
where
It just strikes Tiden 3D. and the other
amateur tennis players little the advancement
promotion OF Winter there
recall that Mr. Tden
mis- at the resorts Florida following
and helping bahoo the Winter Certainly
nv theho