Judge — April 21, 1923 — page 22: what you’re looking at

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pier reYoa eM Parein of the We Shidiere THIS WEEKS’ GAME CARD TENNIS Tons is a funny game. If a man worked as hard at business as he does at tennis he'd be a millio inside of a month. Of course, where people want to reduce, or are despondent and don’t it happens to them, it’s all right, s such a waste of power. We a game the other day. One oTS a fat man and he was care W but it se watched of the pla; | perspiring so freely I was afraid if they Mihow Moon sah ilSie DoubleSae 10 Inch Records werecord bargain ¢ right straight from “Broadway hits—the m Here ts the greatest offered! All brand new tory to you! The very popular dance muste of today. All New York ts dancing to these wonderful, catchy, swingy Fox ‘Trots and Waltzes. Eleht, full size ten-inch ra ds which play on BOT! S, giving Compicte selections. PI most. wonderful DA wonderful col i 98, Never before such & bargain in up-to-the- minute records: Send No bai the beauty of recordii ‘Try these records | for 10 daysin your | own bh ‘Send no 98 plus postage on our, bargain return nd pay the postage This low price made possible by manu- quantities and selling direct to Write now. ‘Thousands of sets and NO MORE OF THESE WILL. EN THEY ARE GONE. Mall coupon delighted with will refund money R OF postal to National Music Lovers, Inc. Dept. 44 354 Fourth Av New York Inc., Dept. 44 jew York City my expectat! at any time within 10 days and you will refund my moucy Name. Addrees. City. ee Your skin can be quickly el heads, Acne Eruptions on the Itch, Eczema, Enlarged Por FRE! Write today for CLfan-ToNe SKIN, E s Givens, 24 Chemical ‘Kansas City, | six. didn’t hurry that they'd have to call th game on account of wet grounds. Sud- denly the ball came over the net in: gentle are and ight Mr. Stout on the back line. Undaunted he leaped for- d, gathering momentum as he flew, nd with a wild plunge shed the ball and returned it. Unfortunately his mo- mentum was so great that he couldn't stop, so he kept right on taking the net and posts right with him, and landed in a heap at the other end of the court looking very much like a whale in a net. His opponent took a little book from his pocket. “Rule 36 says that when player touches net he loses the point!” w our game is much easier. There's xcept to fill up the in a while, nd there’s no danger of sunstroke, heart failure or broken ankles. Card Tennis n be played in singles or doubles. For singles thirteen cards are dealt to each player. One of the players starts serving by lead- ing a card. If the other player has a card of the same number in his hand, he puts it down, which means he got the ball, and then he returns another one. In fact it is played exactly the same tennis. Here is an example of play: A le nine spot, B hasn't any. Score— Fifteen love. A leads a two spot, B puts down a two spot and leads back a A hasn't any six. Fifteen \ (who is serving) leads a ten, B hasn’t one. Score—Thirty Fifteen. A leads a King, B one, and returns a Jack. A has a Jack, and returns a three. B hasn't any. Score—Forty Fifteen. A leads another nine. B hasn’t any. Score—Game. Then B serves. Doubles are played the same way only the teans sit opposite each other, as in tennis. Thirteen cards are dealt to each aver. Team mates must not look at each other’s hands. Either player of a team may play on the card, and the one that plays on it must return another. Quite a bit of trickiness can be devel- oped in Card Tennis. For example, if 20 no running about, glasses once a player holds three of a kind in his hand the chances are that he has three “Ace” balls, but it is wise to hold them until he gets the lead. Also. by remembering the different plays certain cards can be made good. Another thing we forgot to mention. You won't need a golf suit for this game, you won't have to belong to a club and stain tennis player who just returned from abroad! ’ PUNG CHOW Column Also known as MAH JONG ByL.L. Harr, the well-known authority on the Chinese game Answers to Inquiries The reason for paving symbolism. In Chin jlowed to play, and the lowly ‘Chinaman mids, and the ground, to me is full of sym J3.M.A.: wings. H.'B.: Yes, H. B, Chinamen have been playing this game for thousands of years. It may interest you to know that at one time the game was prohibited in China during business hours because it interfered with work. Also, if you_want to have some real fun try play ing it the way'a Chinaman does. A Chinaman draws en tiles, takes one look, then turns t face down, and doesn’t look at th cards are all thrown into a basket which hi yet they remy