Show i 1 I Has No Time for Women I E 4 iii r 1 I Lt t 1 r GENE TUNNEY i Ch ch i refers Prefers Gentle man mans man's 5 LIfe Do Doesn't Gentle 1 Care for By ALLEtE ALLENE SUMNER SUMNER N NEA EA Service Writer C Copyright 1927 1921 NEA Service Inc Ine QED A fie ni S T COUNTRY fLUB L n Lake Ui l S' S Sept pt O 21 O temporal tempora 0 mores t tOnly Only a year yar ago I visit visited ell the camps or the challenger to the title of world champion and the holder of th title himself I returned from the respective training vamps camps or of Mr 11 James Joeph Joseph Jo- Jo seph eph Tunney at that of M dr Stroudsburg Pa a and William Harrison Dempsey chani- chani pion located at Atlantic J City In describIng the orbits where these gentlemen moved and punched punch punch- ed and had their being I 1 had occa- occa occasion don sion to refer to such aol aol- mate mate nl am I objects as b hOt hOt- t- t ties of catsup nn jars jar m n nan an unclOthed thed 01 less 1 a hare tiar t table ble Or 01 so end prided on catching so accuratelY the rough tumble atmosphere ot of I. I fighters fighter's training camp Time was but Is no more N T AS IT WAS one fleeting little y year ar and now thos thos' I have fl haunts where ch of bf glorify the game pion to gore But m mY last notes help mc m not a tt t all I must write noW of at daInty jars I bath salts of oi of and jasmine trailing pink all op jade green worryIng worryIng worry worry- d t f re C of chefs paint about the proper Ing of meals ot schemes in the watt jugs Romeo and pale pink Juliet love Jove balconies perfumed with old tash on ona a sylvan 53 5 swans records on the tender lullaby lake staIrways windIng pho graph graph- carpeted with velvety stuff that ankles even swaddles the ers ers' 12 Continued ed on page a T TUNNEY PREFERS GENTLEMAN'S LIFE BLONDES EXCEPTED Continued from pa page e 1 i as a lad wades knee deep In the daisies of June The only things I missed In James Joseph Tunney's camp yer were peacocks peacock strutting strutting- ab about abt t on the emerald turf to gIve the proper col color r note anda pel peignoir of blue In his boud boudoir lr It scents that fighter a. a the profession includes the best Minds m must st be b bathed thed In beauty In 1 swaddled i in those luxurIes so sod d dear r to the floor spar sp lt- lt if his solar olar us ue ire to be with the opportunities they deserve Ja k who Dempsey arOSe from otiC OM pf pf these tricky nev little love 8 t i to receive ta me m and who 3 bit abashed at hi his back back- of orange flowered cretonne cre- cre tonne seemed slightly dazed at the splendor in which he found himself him self sett and and not hot at all sure that sure that he was wast t the maner born j n SUre Its It's fine lIe Sald but give me- me And he subsided d at ata a v garli rp In from flom the shag v orbS orbS' of Leo Peter sure Flynn its it's fin tint but ut I can train ft In so much i cracker im Y LIKES LIKES' IT Mr Ir Tunney hO Vf Y takes take to td his velvet c and nd carved fire places anti and color s sam ann am ol old fashioned fashioned and grilled d balconies conle as a ge and anda a scholar should P rix e fighting figh today I JIs sS a g sen job job-a a Justness profess everything slon that is oi thy of the hi highest type of male malel he told told ere poised with one foot on tile the thee e blue rug covering tile colonial kadin leading tt to his boudoir and making desperate despert e att attempts at- at t tempts to shunt so crass h specimen specimen men men of the human race a aa n reporter re- re porter into nto his friend Eddie Eddio Eagan whom he characterized as completely completely com in with all ll my own mental and Spiritual rc reactions and c r very able to converse converse Intelligently nUY abo about t me M. M eer een though s sleuth uth geant Bill Smith was Inconveniently Inconvenient Inconvenient- ly near just wishing wishing- for to trouble tho arid give I el him Bill a chance to run em oft the camp and een though though sundry sundry other doughty ser sergeants paraded out front wo we cl detained the great reat Mr Tunney y culling choice bits from his gl gigantic mental prowess and l ipg to our pvn philosophy of life Said gems follow fonow Being lg- lg the cha champion has h s tf rile self rance Every man and eds some Iome big bl accomplishment accomplish accomplish- ment in their lives to ner pots pots The T e greate t value value-of of being champion has been the rich contacts contact's con con- con con- tact's it it has given mo me with people people- In all avenues of life Ii HI NEEDS EMPLOYMENT i Wh Whether the I win In or or- l lose se the ne some some- which h will make bU cc s 's if- if ful in anythIng I am not a man Who ho can five lve on mon money y alono m and d not work When I have leisure I want tra l and anda a a chance at the cultural things or of life i e hut but I return to ft real job What Oh politics perhaps Business Any Any- thing The one thing which I deplore about fighting success Js the discouragement discouragement dis- dis It gives Ives td young youn boys boy's b y who see no reason for working and nd studying long ears for tho uncertain tain rewards of ofa when hen th they y see se a a. fighter m make ke his pile overnight My l social l n pi tI ns' ns ally I like to he be with the best peo- peo Pie But I I hae e no desire to be asocial at a social lion needs no Ju tion It is isa a clean honorable business II It is the tho business busi- busi sl- sl ness for my talent It gives me money for the cultural things of life GIrls My- My M error The rhe A Adonis figure In Inthe inthe the kers' kers and c collarless blue shirt was mounting the tho bl blue e stairS stairS' with his parting shot GIrls have never neer Interested me I spend my time and energies on the higher things of life Ufe Eddie Eagan the the Rhodes scholar former captain of a t. t Yale boxing team Tunney's equal he f rg gobs oft of into 1 g at open sp spaces spaces' ces With With the c champion for a addys reading ot oC tho old masters ushered nver the campI camp I I saw everything but the pea pea- c cles and the combing jacket even the bath salts whIch they admitted Gene liked I met George Hansberry the tho chef worried to dea death th for fear the carrots carrots car car- rots which he had planned or 01 lunch harmonize onize with the blue plates I saW Genes Gene's books scattered scattered scat scat- about about- In Philosophy Phi Phi- Bondage Durants Durant's Story of Ludwigs Ludwig's Napoleon I saw say tie Ulas one g garden leading to to the the lake where the clampf n walks walleS' the c cool l of the the crowd crowdis is gone I saw w the g piano whereon soothing s aro played him I saw the mathle garden benches an and fountains h s garI garden I 1 saw th the el tors that hold his sp lt 1 f food od anti ani silt sat in the very chair ill the master r sits to dine I learned that asks for a helping and is not about his food T The mental Eddie Ea Eagan nn wa wart called to parley ley with some occupants oc- oc acI I of a a. limousine who were wr hyat the he stern arms ms of the law about The limo limo wished to leave an engraved d dinner r invitation n for for- Jame lames Joseph Tunney Eagan E Son took it H with h hauteur HARD TO IMPRESS Tal Takes more s' s J than a limousine to impress impress' G Gene nel j me Why that c walked with kings s and and princes and and the great of earth since he was ch champion Came words t top o on on Genes Gene's love of beauty how lie he rev reveled lcd in the thee e rd had mighty forests aU all about How flow the plucking of flowerets flowerets flow flow- erets did as much too to keep him In training ps as the bout out with punching bag and dummy They tb matee ate me carry away nosegays from Genes Gene's Ih They y tried to 11 fill 1 my arms with red and orange but I pleaded ih hs noxious us u's city all air h hard oh daintY flowers and they desisted Im I'm all In a t daze aint what she rho uster be |