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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
What Do You
Know about Sporf9

J. How tall IS Georges Carpentier7
2 Does While Meehan hold a de-
cision over Jack Dempsey
g Who was the first amateur
champion under the United States
Golf association
4. What IS the national inter
scholastic record for the nile rum
5. How big Is the circle in which
the Contestants stand for the ham
mer throWl
Which school won the American
ntcrscholastic cross country cham
plonship at Philadelphia last year,
q Did Hans Wagner ever lead the
National league in stolen bases2
s. What Is the fielding record for
shOrtstops2
g. what was II Cobb's first pro-
fesslonal baseball eIperience2
10 When IS the major league sea
son scheduled TO closer
These Questions viii be an
EWered tomorrow.
Answers TO Yesterdays Questions.
l. Pat Moran had been signed 70
coach the Giants. but before the 1919
season opened became manager OF the
Reds
Q The members OF the Q. s. Olym-
pic hockey team are George P. Geran.
Leon Tuck. Irving W Small. Frank
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Pet Brown Signs For RentrOp
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Alsatian Busy Making Weight

DIET BROWN, retired middleweight
wrestling champion OF the world
and Charles Rentrop, European
belt holder affixed their signatures to
a set Of articles providing for a fin
ish match between the two at Hous-
ton, May "a. following the arrival
Of Rentrop in the south Texas city
from Fl Paso after his battle with
Chris Jordan
VIII Be Here May II.
Matchmaker John Mcintosh OF the
Fl Pas0 wrestling association has re-
ceived word from Rentrop that he
has settled down TO training. pri-
marily, for his next meeting with
Jordan in e Paso on May Il Charlie
prefers TO make the weight in a
lower altitude than Fl Paso as he
believes he can come down TO as low
as 154 pounds and still be strong
enough 70 defeat the aggressive
Greek with whom he has had three
hard battles. He viii take the train
in Houston Friday night and arrive
in Fl Paso Sunday morning fit and
ready 70 battle Chris who Is likewise
taking a vacation in Colorado but
who viii return within the next three
or four days.
So many fans have made IN
quiries concerning the status Of
Brown and Hentrop that the cor
rect Information on the nctiVi-
ties Of the two men in their dlf-
ferent matches together has been
Obtained The two wriEElers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
CHURCH TEAMS
WILL ORGANIZE
Show Promise Of Snappy
Baseball League for
1920 Season.

The prospects for a Church Base
ball league this year are very rosy
that the eight teams that composed
last years league viii be on deck
for the new season.
II Is possible to play the games
weSG evenings. beginning IN the
neigh borhood OF 6 o'clock and play
ing five or six innings
A meeting viii be held in the Y. "
Q A. physical office on Wednesday
night at o'clock 10 organize for the
1920 season. and IL is hoped that
every church in town Will be rep
resented
Last year the league was com
posed OF eight teams and the cham
pionship cup presented by the Allen
Arms and Cycle club was captured
by the Cathedral team
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Little Bits of Sport
n mNn

TAD.
the greatest ringman. how about
Jack Dempsey
The basic OF fisticuffing, as I IN
derstand EN-, are:
Protect yourself from being
swatted
swat the other goof
Who has obeyed those laws with
greater faithfulness than Jack
Dempsey
He went three rounds with Jessica
Willard-and Jessica poked him not
Carl Norris never got a chance to
waggle a fist al him. and Il was
just about ditto for Fred Fulton
What fighter, in any class and
I'm any era since Jimmy FiEE
began busting up frontispieces
and hanging at the amidshipa
section has toppled over some
thing like 20 foemen-many OF
theni a4unconquerable EinntsT-
without ever receiving one solid
smashf
Jim Corbett ever viii rank as the
greatest boxer that ever lved-the
man who revolutiouized fisticuffing
and turned il from a barroom game
into a clean. honorable, man-making
sport. Jim untitled and ennobled
boxing because OF his connection
with IT, And this generation and
those 10 come will think OF him al
ways as Gentleman jim" and as a
boxer peerless.
But when it comes 20 ring fighting
when you are considering the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

first met in n draw match last
ing two hours and ten minutes nj
COrsicana. They were later
matched at Houston and Brown
won in n grilling encounter. In
.- decision when Brown was unable
10 continue the match
This makes one victory for each
man and as Pet has insisted that his
comeback TO the canvas be made
the Alsatian star and no
other the Houston fans are looking
for some real mixing when they meet
for the fourth time
VIII Be Decisive.
In the opinion Of wrestling fans
acquainted with both Brown and Rem
trop the latter viii be returned victor
over the husky Texan. Brown has
not wrestled for about two months
and is in splendid physical condition
but Rentrop on the other hand has
improved to a great extent His vic
tory over Chris Jordan last week in
Fl PasO wos positive proof OF this as
it is suhstantiated by the previous
matches between the two men in
which Charlie was unable 70 put the
shoulders Of the Greek TO the mat
At all events FL Paso fans viii have
an excellent opportunity TO obtain
another look at Rentrop when he
meets Chris here next Tuesday and
there Is little doubt but that Il is
going to be decisive one way OF the
other.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Wildcats Battle High Tigers
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Meet State Miners Thursday

ceptional contest IN which the op-
posing team did not garner a hit off
the Tiger tWirlers in nine innings is
undoubtedly the most eccentric in
southwestern history. With Ponsford
and Crozier 20 do the hurting the
collegians viii find II necessary 10
get up and step in order 10 score a
victory
Miners Are Confident.
Capt. Walton Sorrells Is none the
less optimistic OF success for the
Miners despite the two previous
games with Arizona He and athletic
coach Tommy Dryer have been put
ting forth all Of their efforts TO get
the team in shape and It now has a
brand OF team work which Is eL-
pected 10 rival that OF Arizona The
western Institution has the strongest
team in his history this season. ac-
cording 10 both coaches and students
and 10 obtain an even break with Ari-
IONA viii certainly be a feather In
the cap Of the Texas school. JOdy
Mccormick, the smoke right handler
viii doubtless be elected 10 start the
series for the Miners
Hended By coaches Asa Porter
and J. r. Mcknle the Wildcats
arrived In the city Tuesday morn r.
ing. The personnel Of the team
follOyFss O'keefe, Wilson, Wof-
ford MeCreary. SreEEnrts Good
win, Hubbard, Kieybaums Thur
man.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Wildcats

I'll PASO high school and Texas
il, School Of Mines students were
hosts 70 the Arizona university
baseball team this afternoon Al Rio
Grande park when the western wish
tors met the Tigers in the first game
Of a four game series here with the
orange and black and state Miners
Have Busy Schedule.
Tomorrow afternoon the Wildcats
viii clash with the Tigers and on
Thursday and Friday viii battle the
scrappy Miners with whom they have
already mad two games this season
They were the first OF the sea-
son for the Texas team and while
defeated the nsEuyers returned 20
Ell Puso with the determination
20 wipe ont the sting Of the
wallOpinE handed them in Tue
SON. where the games were
played. The team has improved
fully 100 percent and every
member Of IL Is confident that Il
will more than hold its own with
the hard hitting Arizona nEEre-
cation.
In the Tigers the Wildcats viii un
doubtedly face their stiffest opposi-
ton In the southwest this season Al
ways off 10 an early start the Cob
lentz athletes have trained faithfully
since the first day OF spring and are
in splendid condition for the two
games. The students have lost but
one game this season and this eL-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
BRAVES WIN IN
RECORD SESSION
Teams Who Fought 26 In
ming Battle Meet Again
in I9 Inning Game.

Boston. Mass. Nay 4-Boston and
Brooklyn went into the 18th inning be-
fore Boeclers single scored Sullivan with
The run which gave Boston 10 1 vic
tory Monday FulinEim and Smith pitched
al the way and honors were practically
even until Smith weakened q the 18th
The game following the IS inning tie
between Brooklyn and Boston Saturday.
and Brooklyu's IL inning game with Phila-
deiuhia Sunday. gave Brooklyn the new
major league record OF IS innings played
in three consecutive days The previous
record was IS innings. played by Pittsburg
and Brooklyn in 1917. The game today
was duplicate Of Saturdays contest up
10 the final inning. Brooklyn again sccr-
Ing one run in the fifth and Boston tying
IN the sixth CD 10 this point Brooklyn
hit Eillingin freely. while smith was ef
fecuve As the game progressed Film
GIN proved invincible and Smith gradu-
aliy lost effectiveness- Both teams Neided
brilliantly except In the fifth when O'Neilrs
vide throw 20 third proved costly 20 the
Braves With one down Smith and Olson
singled Neis hit In front Of the plate and
smith was safe At third on O'Neilrs throw.
smith scored on Johnston's single Passes
% Powell and Pick and Lann's single
fIied the bases for Boston IN the sixth
Powell was forced a. the plate on Sui
livan's tap 20 Johnston, but Pick scored on
Holke's sacrifice fly In the 18th with
one out. Sullivan singled. went TO third
On Holze's single. and scored when Boecksl
hit the first bali pitched 70 right.
Johuston's fielding at third was feature
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Anew YORK. Nay 4.-Jim Jeffries
IN was interviewed the other day
in Los Angeles and was asked
about Dempsey and Carpenter.
-Ah. Dempsey is cinch,- piped
Big JEFF This Carpenter won't
fight him. Hes here for a clean up
on the stage II they ever do meet
I'm for the American"
Dear Tad-Give this the north and
south.
For graceful diving-Fred Mckay.
Glutton for taking it-Joe Grimm.
Perfection in timing a flOp-Bfn
Squires.
Dady gendarme-One Round Davis.
Resembling Sharkey-in build only
Soldier Kearns.
Iron man-from neck up-Charley
Originator Of the term cheese
Al Mccoy.
For gall-sam WaIlach.
But the worst hunk Of stuff that
goes with crackers-Herr Placke.
Say. Tad. II you want to beat this
gang Of lemons, you'll have to go 10
England and dig 'em up.
The Greatest Fighter
He Ever San
Dear Tad:
Touching upon and appertalninE to
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Berlin. May T. - Brilliant weather
attended the horse racing at Guene-
wald Monday and enormous crowds
were present Betting was carried
on freely. the betting machines show
ing that the turnover at the track
reached sos. sos marks Betting in
the town Is declared 10 have totalled
an additional 10000 marks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
NEHLEAGUE IS
GIVEN BOOST
intermediate Organization
to Be Heartily Support
ed This Season.

Endorsement OF plans to organize
an intermediate baseball league TO
play games on week days after work
ing hours was made Monday night at
the regular meeting Of the executive
committee Of the Army and City
Baseball league.
Il is proposed to organize a league
Of four or six teams within the next
two weeks for the purpose Of en-
couraging baseball in the city and
incidentally to develop likely material
for the Army and City organization
Secretary Howard Don is working on
the matter at present and IL seems
that at least six or eight teams VIII
apply for entrance into the circuit
ChacOn Coming Back
The executive committee established
Saturday as a free admission day for
all women fans who desire TO see the
games. This includes all games OF
the season which are played on Sat
Catcher J. Chacon. star battery
mate OF twirler Leyva OF the Inter
national team. Is coming back to FL
Paso. he resigned his position on
the Memphis team Of the Southern
association and is returning here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
BASEBALL

At Beaumont RI z
Beaumont ----.---.- osl go lu9-s 70
Houston -----.------ zoo ul3 w. II
Batterics= Beaumont. Martin and Alex
ander. Houston. Blades. Eeck and Trout
Al San Antonio. r. H z
San Antonio ----..-- sol 900 -QQ-6 10
Galveston --.-----... 500 900 500 10
Batteries. san Antonio. Barfoot. stew
art and Gibson Galveston Lee. Gudger ani
Shreveport RHE
Shreveport --------- zoe o3e sos 8
Fort worth -.--.-.-- OBS oQ4 co.'s Is
Batteries Shreveport. Lawrence ant
Yam; Fort worth. Robertson and IA
worth.
Dallas-WIehita Fails. rain
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. 2. indianapolis. s.
Columbus. I; Louisville. 4.
St. Paul. q; Milwaukee, l.
Minneapolis 10; Kansas City Z
WESTERN LEAGUE
Oklahoma City. s. Des Moinea, T.
wichita. 8; Omaha. 4
Joplin. 8. ST. Joseph. Is.
Tulsa, q; Sioux City. .
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
New Orleans. IS. Little Rock. z
Mobile. z. Nashville. s (18 lnnlnEsl-
Chattanoora. l. Birmingham 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Y CONTINUES
SUMMER CLASS
Heat VIII Have No Effect
On Gymnasium Work,
Saws Director.

The many gym" classes OF the
z n C. A are going TO be carried
On through the summer regardless OF
the summer heat which is respon-
sibie in some sections for a let down
in the amount Of exercise that the
average man takes. according to d.
rector A L Holm
Why Worry About Hentf
Systematic exercise and play are
two Of the grandest agents known
for relieving mankind OF a physical
condition that makes him susceptible
TO the slightest rise in Temperature
Electric fans and cold drinks are sim
ply makeshifts compared 70 keeping
the body in condition through nat
ural means Systematic exercise viii
keep every organ working properly
and naturally and viii offset the evil
effects Of the other methods OF com
batting the heat Of summer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Cincinnati. O.. Nay A-Chicago won
both games Of the first double header Of
the season hare Monday. Cincinnati Sc
cursd only one run of Vaughn. who also
drove in both Of the Chicago runs 10 the
first game with clean hits IN the second
game Alexander held the Reds safe at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Totals ..-..-..--....--2I sszs
sWamhsgauss out. hunted third strike
Score by innings.
C1ereland -..-............. GOO 600 01O-i
Detroit ------------- 600 300 w.
stolen bases. Cobb. CT ley. Feach- sac
rlrce hits. Bush. Holman Double PLAYS.
Chapman 70 Johnston 20 Gardner Chap
nan 20 WamhsEanss 90 Johnston Bases %
balls. off Morton. &; of Leonard l.
lfurchison. 3. Innings pitched. Morton, 2.
1Iurchison. q: Faeth. l. strucE0ut. b. Leon
ard. g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

San Diego. Calif., Nay f--JOckey
Benny Koppleman was probably IA
tally injured jockey Taylor slightly
hurt and Jockey Tearingin shaken up
in a spill in the first race Of Mon
days program at the Tiaiuana race
track
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Brooklyn 80. coo 90 ooo coo 600 900 O.
Boston 800 001 900 900 600 600 IL
Two base hits. Eiiduff. Marznville. Pick
Stolen bases. O'Neill. Sullivan Sacrifice
hits. Myers. Sullivan. Powell. Holzs,
EoecEeL Double plays. Smith to Olson
Johnston 70 Konetchy 20 Miller Film
gin 20 Hoizs- Bases On balls off Smith,
8; off FIIiinEim- T. Struckout, By Smith.
g. BY FillinEim. &
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Chicago ..-...-----.-..--. 900 o10 100
cincinnati Observation-Disclosures 90 ltu bt1--
Two base hits. Barber. Robertson Stolen
base, Flack- Sacrifice hits. Rath. Deal
Bases on balls. off Eller, ?; off Vaughn. L
Innings pitched. Eiier. s: Luque, / Struck
out. Eller, I; Vaughn, .
Second game. P a E
Chicago --..-....--. 900 004 e10-5 6 o
Cincinnati .-...... 900 600 600 s
Batteries Chicago. Alexander and XII
WnEo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Where They Play Wednesday.
Portland at Seattle
Sacramento at salt Lake
Los Angeles at san Francisco.
Oakland at Vernon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

St. Louis. No. Nay A-Chicago HIT
sothoron freely during his stay IN the
box and aided by loose fielding By the
local team. defeated 81 Louis Monday. The
only score by St Louis resulted from
Wild pitch from Williams after Tobln's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Al Parkersburg, V. Va P II. z
PIttsburE .-.-.-.... 600 500 0IE-10 Is O
ParkersburE .--.- 600 900 900 ?
Batteries: PittsburE. Ponder, Meador
and Schmidt; Parkersburg. Foster and D.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Where They Play "wednesday.
ST Louis at Detroit
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York al Washington
Philadelphia at Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
BOXING


DRIDGEPORT. Conn. May louis
- Sulle. Is. OF this city, dropped
dead IN the boxing ring at the
Acorn Athletic club Monday night
after he had spared AZ seconds with
Young Saxon" a 17-year-old boxer
Persons at the rinEside said no heavy
blows had been struck. and medical
examiner Carlick reported no evil
dence Of external injury on Sulle's
body
saxon" who said his real name Is
Anthony Petartha- was arrested and
held In bonds OF $1,000 on a charge
Of manslaughter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Al New AorA- r p 2
New York -..--.--C1o 900 0o1- 1
Batteries. Boston. Russell and walters;
New York. MoEridEe and Ruel.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04


Ralph Lincoln wants to come 70 Fl
Paso ard meet The winner Of the
Del kins-kid Pay0 battle IN the
IT Bliss Athletic association arena
on May Il and is willing TO concede
any number OF pounds to battle for
the southwestern title
l. Boxing In Arizona
Ralph Is at present IN Tucson.
where he will meet one OF the Cali
fornia cracks on May II in a ten
round battle. He Is no longer being
handled by Earl MOhan. but has
taken over the business relns. him
self. and Is making big success
OF It. Lincoln IS a boxer well known
90 FL Pas0 fans as he Is q native
FL Pas0an and has many friends
here who have interestedly followed
his career on the Pacific coast IN
Arizona Some OF his victories over
boys wen known in Fl Paso are
Al Gruuan. two rounds Mex
Grundy. two ten round decisions ana
Bobby Burns. three ten round de-
cisions All Of the above were de-
feated declsively-
MATCHMAKER James Erwin Is IN
touch with the coast battler with the
purpose in mind Of bringing him to
FL Pas0 10 box the victor OF the
coming featherwsight battle. Hawk
ms is training daily at the 2 n G
A in preparation for the contest,
while Payo IS working industrlously
at Miami ARK. where he Is billed
to box Friday night he Is keeping
in close touch with his manager Ben
Freudenstein and advises the latter
that he IS ready 70 step into the ring
tomorrow II necessary. Payo VIII be
giving away an immense advantage
In weight 20 Hawkins WHO prior to
his meeting with Swanson In Coluu-
bus considered himself lightweight.
VIII b Good One
The HINT PROMISES 70 be one OF
the suappiest and best yet staged in
the Fl Paso district Hawkins packs
hard punch. IS game and last
Payo's ability as a knockout and q
boxer Is vel knoHn 50 %, mere s Z -itlls
doubt but that he VIII be able 70
hold his own both IN FL Paso and
Mani Matchmaker Irwin Is con-
fidently looking forward 20 a filled
arena when the little men meet
A. svnotf. Alphonse La Croix and
Frank p. Downing OF the Boston A
A.: Joe McCormick. Larry AcCorr1iclzf
Herbert Drury and Ralph BonneTs o.
the PittsburE A. A. and Gobeen and
Fitzgerald OF the ST Louis A A.
3. Nineteen White Sox and seven
teen Cincinnati players figured IN ne
1913 worlds series
q Oxford and Cambridge first met
in an eight-oared shell race IN 1871
&. william 7. TIlden is the ration
al indoor tennis champion
6. Jess willard was not a popular
champion because he hardly fought
after winning the title Only an ac-
tive champion can be popular
:. Benny Valger's most effective
blow IS said 70 be q left lab 70 the
body.
s. A PAGER can be turned Into
trotter. and vice versa It has beer
done
g The University Of Pennsylvania
basketball team had been q top
notcher for the past Few year, Il
won the intercollegiate championship
the last two years
10. The score OF the final 1878
worlds series contest vas 10 10 S.
C pyright. 1920. Thompson Feature
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Where They Play Wednesday.
Boston at Philadelphia
Brooklyn at New YORK
Chicago at FittsburE.
Cincinnati at st. Louis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

AT MasllD zion r. d r
Philadelphia ----.--1ao 90 90 I
WashiuEton .-.----zl0 600 o2o-l1 y
Batteries Philadelphia. Martin. Hasty,
Rommel ard Perkins Washington. Ccurt-
neg. Snyder and Plcluich-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

champ among the champs who could
hit and yet remain unhit-hoW about
Jack Dempsey Sincerely,
Frank j. Menke.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
GIANTs IosF AGATN.

At Philadelphia R. H z
New York ---.--.... 800 coo o50-6 I
Philadelphia .-.---. SO 900 4Ia-9 q I
Batteries New York. Eehf and z. Smith.
Philadelphia. Meadows and Tragesser-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
Stopl LOokl Lsienl
Yes. Lisienl

We have a communication from a
member Of the Cheese club;
Dear Tad-They may rave about
IRISH, Italian and negro pugilistic
stars, but let your mince pies gaze
on this list:
The cleverest-Abe Atell
The craftiest-Leach Cross
The most dangerous-Joe Choyu-
ski
The toughest-Joe Bernstein
The most aEgressive-Mat Wells.
The best feinter-Benny Valger.
The greatest OF all - Benny
Leonard
Remember me 10 the boys in the
back room Yours,
Mickey" Reffohredein-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

TENDER WINS BOUT.
St Paul. Mimi. May 4.-Lew Ten
der. OF Philadelphia, outpointed
Johnny Tlllman. Of Minneapolis. In a
1O-round no-decision boxing contest
here Monday night. according TO the
majority Of newspaper men at the
ringside. The men are liEhtWeiEhts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04
4 Def
To CHAMP PAY0
California Crack Issues
Challenge to Victor Of
Bliss Battle.

California's bantamweight star.
Ralph Lincoln wants to come 20 Fl
Paso ard meet the winner OF the
Del HaWkins-Kid Pay0 battle IN the
Fl Bliss Athletic association arena
on Nay Il and is willing TO concede
any number OF pounds to battle for
the sorfth western title
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-04

Totals ----------.-- 1
sBatted for Eller In eighth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21

very special party frock. and most mothers decide on frock that will be wearable all summer as a dress-up costume, rather than silk and lace creation suitable only for party wear. Charming is the little silk costume pictured. Not an inch of lace or embroidery on it--just the silk made into the simplest of little slips, and triangular tabs for an edge trimming. But the piece de resistance, of course. is the flower ornamentation. There are four of these stunning flowers. made of pale pink satin ribbon to match the taffeta frock. A wee flower is caught at the front of the deep. collar bigger flower. with stream ing ribbon ends, is attached at the back of the shoulder, and still bigger flowers gather in the flare of the skirt at each hip.
 The frilled organdy frock departs a trifie from the ideal of individuality that is supposed to satisfy the think ing modern child, for there are scores and scores of these ruffied, diaphan- ous frocks this year. And all of them are so enchanting that one only wishes little girlhood could dress in ruff1ed organdy every hour of the day. The pictured frock is of palest pink organdy and the tiny ruffles are not hemmed-that would be too heavy an effect--but are picot edged The curved line at the edge of the skirt. both ruffles following this line. and