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New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
EI(Ar CrAD,.1rN-I ~,
Lehigh to Resume
Sport Relations
With Princeton
Special Correspondents


BETHLEHEM, Pa, Jan. 17.-That
favorable negotiations are pending with
frlnceton TO resume athletic relations
with Lehlgh became known at the regu-
,ar monthly meeting Of the Lehigh Ath-
ietlc Association. Princeton. it is nm
derstood, views the proposition favor
ap!y and will consider Lehigh on tho
nrst opportunity presented 1t is six
years since relations between the two
institutions were severed
among other matters of Importance
was the discussion for new Lacrosse
coach. The schedule is drawn up, and
Kun KUN inc hrst game scheduled with the
navy at Annapolis on April 10. Several
Applications were received, but no
aehnlte appointment made. However. it
IS understood that the probable coach
VIII be I. c. O'Neil of Ottawa. Canada
y Neil played under Glenn Warner nj
Sarllsle, and after the latter left for
PITTSBURGH, assumed the coaching duties
and remained there up to the time the
government abandoned the school. Since
then ne has played extensively in
Basketball, soccer, swimming and
wrestling are the present seasonable
tered. Although the basketball schedule
was ratified at previous meeting of the
athletic council, permission was granted
10 meet the Crescent Athletic Club at
Brooklyn on January "a. The Crescent
Athletic Club is also entered in the In.
tercol!egiate Lacrosse League and meets
Lehigh. 70
Lehigh will keenly feel the loss of
Kenneth Bcvier, intercollegiate wrest-
ling champion in the l25-pound class.
Manager Gardy is busy arranging the
baseball schedule. Ten of the nineteen
games have already been closed and he
expects to complete the list in two or
three weeks
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

of these this all-scrvice football team
has been selected.
Some of these men saw active fight
ing while others did not. Those who
were not actually in the game were
warming up on the sidclincs, eager to
hop to it when their chance might
come. II they were in this country or
IN the s. O. s.. rather than actually
mingling with the brawling boche, the
iault was none of theirs. 1t lay some
where higher up among the series of
peaks that rose in Washington.
With practically all the football men
IN the country from whom to pick, no
claim is made that this is the best all
service team that could have been
chosen. There may be better men for
some OF the positions than those Sc
lected, but we refuse to be drawn into
any discussion of the matter. Though
our Judgment may be questioned and
the echo of loud and scornful laughter
res0und from various parts Of the
country where football solons sit. we
refuse to explain by Endorsement
ln hereon. These men are good enough.
Ihey arc good enough for us and they
are good enough for anybody.
We do not call it an all-seryice
eleven because it consists Of twenty
two men. All Of us know the necessity
OF requirements. Neither has anv
great effort been made to divide the
selections into first and second
eleven. There are two men for each
place, end il one Of them happened to
be on sick report the other would do
just about as well, or perhaps in some
cases better.
Many Players Eligible
1t would have been just about as easv
10 pick fivo men for each position AS ~
Pick two. For instance, there are such
players as Conover, Way. Robb and
Osborn. Of Penn State; Robertson, OF
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
The Summary

MANUAL TRAINING VS.. COMMERCE
5o,yard l,s, swimsWon by Arnold Msnual a
Hcrsche. High School Of Commerce, third
Pennett. Manual Training High School,
fourth. Time. OPS.
Plunge for distance-Won by Marsans
feet; Uhlbecl<. Manual Training High
School sssoo, a. Gta fesn; second; Burke MIish
Murer, High School of Commerce CSC
feet). fourth.
Toward swIm-won by Foote. Manual
rraining High School; Lidston High
Manual Training High School. third.
Time, 10
s,, Diving for form-won by searle. High
Manual Training High School (2s points,.
second: Buckingham. Manual Training
High School (2s points,. third; Dietrich.
High School of Commerce. co points),
2?o.yard swim-Won by Walters, Manual
gTraaining, High school; ,Dietrich, High
School Of Commerce, second; King. Manual
Training High School (sknner. Fanning
Commerce (Cinsel, Searle. Lidstone and
SteinthaD. second. Time. 1.57 As.
sopodn Point score~Manual orr, -, Training. High
merce. Is.
sTuYvESANT VS. EvANDER CH1LDs
Seward swim-won by Kennedy, stuy-
yesant ,,s High School, Cruel. stuyvesant
High School, second; Gruber. Evander
.h1lds, third Fortune, Evander Childs
fourth. Time 0:so
Plunge for distance--Won by Loewy,
Mehler. stuyvesant High school as feeD..
second; Benneli. Evarder Childs High
sfhool Sch, ,1 9ss feet1. third Hopton, Evander
1oo-yard swm-Won by Perry, stuv
, yesant High School: Platt. stuyvesa mt
chds sanS HsS sohoo h5S Eyander
Evander Childs High School, fourth fourth
Time, 1913.
Dive for form-won by Bachman.
Evander Chids. aS points; Heubner. Stuvve.
SAINT. % points. third: Hopton. Evander aSde
22o-yard swm-Won by Robinson.
sS,tuyvesant; Loewy, stuyvesant. second:
nai, Ba9h%an nan n,,as Evanasr 1 childs third Ben
.. 2oo-yard relay swm-Won by stuyve-
fsnt per1v !Hsubnsr sya shimp Kennedy and
CRUEL and Jones). .second. Time, 2:12.
Point score-Stuyvesant A points:
Evander Childs, o.
ERASMUS HAIL vs.. TOWNSEND
5o-yard swin-won by McMullen. Eras-
mus Hall; Tompkins. Erasmus Hall. sec
9nd; schars, Townsend Harris Hall. third;
DD;onar. Townsend Harris Hall, fourth.
Plunge for distance-won by Mindlin.
ToWnssnd Townsend Harris rn,s Hall With 81 feet ealy
Humbert. Erasmus Hail. AZ feet. third;
Ruch, Erasmus Hall. '3s feet. fourth
loo-yard swim-Won by Rosctti, Eras-
mus Hall: Reed. Townsend Harris Hail.
second; Harvey. Townsend Harris Hail,
third; Gardner. Erasmus Hall, fourth.
Time 10S.
Diving for form-Brooks, Erasmus Hall.
and Plate Townsend Harris Hall, tied
for first place with 90 points each; Bo-
third HO'''
22o-yard swim-Won by Ruch. Erasmus
Hal; PLATE. Townsend Harris Hall, sec
2o0-yard relay swiln-Won by Erasmus
tfaii, Ha,i Erompkins Gardaer. Rosetti and
Harvey. Dimdes and Reed). second. Time
2:40. ~
Point score--Erasmus Hall, 81 points:
Townsend Harris Hall. 81. !
FINAL STAMINA nUc
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

'SAS I'D Hdlui a CQiIc1t or unlVCrS-
ity in the land that cannot proudly
point to names on its roster of grdiron
heroes of those who made good in the
greater game. Among the first to seek
and find the Great Adventure was
Johnnie Poe; Johnnie Poe, of Prince
ton, and the Black Watch; Johnnie Poe
VINO once sent the message to an elcv-
Ell, IF you won't be beat, you can't
be beat" Not bad slogan for an
army, that!
Princeton gave other great football
players to the cause. There was Garry
Cochrane, end; Joe Duff, guard; and
Arthur Bleuthenthal, center; each an
All-American man.
Football Heroes Fall
Then there were Hamilton Coolidge
and Philip Mills and Dilwyn Starr
of Harvard, and Alec Wilson, Of Yale
and Belvidere Brooks, of Williams, and
Lloyd Hamilton, of Syracuse, and G. w
Bcrriman. of Brown, and T. w. Ashley
Of Amherst, and J. A. Emery and C. A.
Pudrith, of Dartmouth. and jeff Healy
Of Columbia, and Gerald Carroll, of
New York University, and William B
Dean, Of West Point, and William M
Nichols, of Annapolis, and whole long
string. OF others known to fame on the
cross-barrel field.
Yes, football did its part, and il it
is played on tho Elysan Fields wha,
great eleven must be gathered there!
But this nrticlc has to do with tn
boys who came back. Not the older
football men-and the service was fall
OF them-~but the boys who, after THEN
army or navy schooling. still wers
young enough to go back to the class.
rooms and athletic fields of their co.,
leges and universities. From the ranks
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Advertising Golfers
Honor New Workers

PlNEHURST. N. c., Jan. 17.-At the
annual election Of the winter coli
league of advertising interests held at
the dinner last night the following new
officers were chosen:
President, W. E. Conklin, Dunwoodic; =;
yice-president, G. Hodges, Sleepy Hol..
low; secretary, Guy Pierce, Mount Ver-
nom, treasurer, Howard Ruggles, Dun
woodie.
That makes the metropolitan repre-
sentation on the new executive force
pretty extensive, but Mr.. Pierce said
this morning that an effort will be
made to have larger entry list from
clubs outside the metropolitan district
than was the case in the tourney Just
closed. In short. that the territorial
scope Of the league would be enlarged
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
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To
The Statesmen
of
Greater Neru York
Greater Ne,o York
The Statesmen
IAN Open letter.

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that they ARE capable Of earning from
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yOU arc 1uCn man we VIII give
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u you think you can qualify write
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New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
To Hold Road Race

st. Joseph's Council, Knights Of
Columbus, of Harlem, was granted a
sanction by the registration ccmcai:toe
of the Metropolitan Association to con-
duct an open handicap road run on
Sunday afternoon, April 49, The event,
which will be FIVE and quarter miles
long. will start in front of the club
house, 367 West 123d Street. Jack
Lagas is directing the event.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
English Sprinter Retires

LONDON, Jan. 17.-W. R. Apple-
garth. the famous English champion
sprinter, is unlikely to again contest
the sprint championship He is now
demoboized, but the effects of malaria.
contracted in the East, have so far un
darmined his constitution that he feels
it would be impossible to find his old
form l N. and ar, will probably conhnc himself
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Flushing Has Big Day

The Flushing High School athletes
were victorious over the powling School
students in two of three athletic events
the basketball game, 25 to "a, and the
swimming meet. 80 to %. Pawling cap
tured the hockey game. to 2.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Army Swamps Newton High

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., N. Y Jan.
Il Ncwtown High School from EN-
hurst, l.: L., were defeated by the
Cadets of the New York Military Acad.
emy on the latter's court this after
noonby score of IS to 7. Newtown nut
up fine defense. but was outlplaved
from start to finish The second team
went in in the last five MINUTES Of play.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Eastwood Elected C,an,a;r

PROVIDENCE, Jan 17.--CeciI East
wood, OF the class Of '2l. was tonight
elected captain Of the 1920 football II
team Of Rhode Island State COLLEGE
Eastwood's home is in Providence
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Real AU-Americds Named
For AU-SgrUice ELeUen
Nearly Every Player Honored by Walter Camp Is Sc.
lected by Trumbull in Choosing Two Squads
Composed of Men Who Were in the Service

The ASeruc football players seyud aci1
the World bu Walter
Trumbull late Field ytleyy s. A. Sia Of the men
picked for Captain Tmbul
has first ea Captain TbuU selecting this
unique 100 per AUAmerican teanu
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
By Walter Trumbull

When the Hun throas his
bs and and lost operation
did its bit When the call ear trumpet
any OF amateur athletes
punters of the pigskin they played
the game evidenced by the fact t
with sport who to-day sleep yonder
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
To Stage Fiye.M;Ie Rim

A fivc-miIc invitation run will be
promoted by the Lawler Bros. Athletic
Association, beginning ut Howard Ave
nue. ana Munroe Street, Brooklyn, this
morning at IL q. m.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
New York Team Victorious

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 17.~-New York
dcieated Philadelphia in an inter-city
Iacquet match here to-day, winning
ny default. The local players were
headed by Jay Gould, recent winner
OF the open court tennis championship.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Brooklyn Schoolboys Shine
In Euunder ChiIds Tank
Victorious Team Sets New Mark in 200 Yard
Scratch Prize With Card of 90; Unusually
Large Number of Perfect Runs Mark Shooting
BY A. c. Cavagnaro

Training High School, Brooklyn,
high schools championship
Chlds High
yesterday morning. it's brilliant with
victory
roint
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
St. Ann's Defeat McBurnie

st. AIMS School basketball team won
It's eighth straight victory on it's own
court yesterday afternoon, defeating the
Mcburnie School by score Of 2S to 6.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
The Team With Requirements

Meyers, Wisconsin.
Henry, Wash. and jeff.
Alexander, Syracuse.
Carpenter. Wisconsin.
Barton, Colgate
Cubbage, Penn State.
Brown, Syracuse.
Stinchcomb, Ohi6 State
Hastings, Pittsburgh.
Oss, Minnesota.
Clio, Colgate.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
New Rochelle Reats Princeton

The New Rochelle hockey team de-
feated Princeton yesterday afternoon
bv score of 4 to 2. Allen Smith
played we'll for the winners, while Knox
did the best work for Princeton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
Get RICH sGHEAERs
FLOCK TO WEST TEXAS
WITH PROSPERITY WAVE
siesisi 10 The Ntws.
sass .asaas.Aa 80

Sls,ia 10 The News.
STAMFORD. Texas Aug. q The
curnucopa has been ~ layishly over.
tui ned IN west Texas tliai gtaftafs
Ht~rs ''s'llirg 't1rks. shlrIRgs and 9Th D.
'get rich.dlitk" Nallingfords are fock 4.
inr into this section 10 prey upon the
towns and people. according o. the
Wst Texas Chanih"r II Commerce
which today " Fondlng out warming
"a ~ towns IN this region
oily ionea"d with .specious proposi.
lions 90 give toNns Dig factories are
harIsslng many tONus They come as
angels 81 licl. a. town philunihropisis
AMI put oNst th"ii schsming designs"
hv Spurning bonuses and sites fot fac.
tories aad vh" usr subt,rfuro To- got
endorsements II chambers 81 commerce
and responsible cltiSenf 40 that thry
con 2" 10Th into the cuuntfN ana among
the less ehlb'ht,ncd aud s.ll W. ihless
stock Some of these concerns Attn
which the organization has alr,idN dralt
eqb'eze "ut commissions uf 80 tn 81
iicISeni On all stock Sold and then man
ago To get away with the remainder.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Methodist YOU are invited. and urged 20
he"gm@ Ian ~ n
II a. ~. sermon ~ che pastor sub.
'eci; The -, ond uf The srtl.s ON 'he
Baptism of the Nolv Ghn'i.
THE Baptism 81 the Holy Ghost. l.s
Nenessliy. and Who MAY Receive it
$40 p, M. Epworth League clifford
u. CASEY. PRESIDENT
This N the Young peoples service.
They arrange the programs and con-
duct the work. This church ~ right.
ously proud If ~ young people. Come
anh see them Ht WORK,
i,fh D. M. srrYnon hv tho Rev. =. 7
Irwin, pastor ~ the buchanan stress
Methodist church of this city Subject
Life Eternal IN christ Jesus" Every
enc H. urEtd To- come ont to this ser.
vice. and hear Rev. irwin an this great
theme
Special aud appropriate music by Il
Tine choir and orchestra at all services
The doors ~ th. church. the hands
and hearts Of the people are ont To- NIL
who may come Tho membership -
pecially n urged tn attend Themes VI
al "a the Faith II teing brought out fof
YOUR benefit. lend this church your
presence and cooperation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
Baraca Glass 90 Have Mare
Chairs Tosl1y

Tho Rlraca class Il the First Baptist
'hurch at this city has been extremely
crowded for the pasi four 90 Uyr sun,
lays ANA has not been able On accom-
ni0date al those who same imt 10 q
meeting IT the officers Of III" IaraCa
class THURSDAY afternoon. II was de
idsd to Try a. make arrangements Co
cat all who cam" to the class DR.. =
.. Whey ard. superintendent Ell th''
idult dcnartmcnt. has promised that h.
Sould see that the liaucus hiN" At
least q mere ~, ats hy today. This
viii enable the class to accommodate
80 to " members at one time. II the
need ARISES. the uflic,r- viii Arrange
lor more ~,ai' The ATTENDING, sine.
the fourth ct July has averaged about
fil'y i've.
Prank y Eyburn Is teacher ~ the
lT0igfg interest .n the lessons and IN
building up the spirit II organized
work n IL largely due tn thi. spirit
,nd the work which u inspired that the
lass has grown In numbers
Al members at this class are urre.l
'tu b. prrs"nt and io bring their friends
with them TO-DAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
Social Note, aud Per,nnnl Nrntion.

MIS-. " : Gutnn. ~ galveston. IL
.!g.,iug here us the guest ui hrr -"u.
: u Guftn. ana family.
Misses Elizabeth aud Maud" Tame
hill 81 RlyUcn. y NJ. have arrived
here to b. IN" grusts ~ Nj and Mr.
WIN Huyct. They viii remain through.
iut September. dutlng the abs.uoc ~
M aud Mrs. H"vc.' y h. i.ays Mrdn.s
day Tot an extended ,tlp. Their son.
william IL. will cave "Wednesday lof
y VI ! where hc expects 70 attend
Turing the coming term and Mr. an I
Nrs lio'cu viii accompany him a. lar
A. Lexington.
Charles l.. Green has returned from
Manitou. Cio. where b" has been
visiting his sister. Mrs Kat" Patton.
tnd his children. Roberta and Charles.
IT, who are spending the summer la
hat city.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ T.. Miller and az.
L. daughter. Mautiue. and Mrs. Ada
Roger. ct Dalhart. hav, been visiting
here for the past few days Mr.. Miller
= a brother 81 Mrs NJ u. Davis. ~
il0l Johnson street. and H. consider.
ing beating IN Amarillo in the nedf
future.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

leaving w"m Texas towns holding The
s1rk."
Every town n IVES, Texas which
h ausnicioi's about stock selling scheinsS
ard auiai cnilv phinnthrupic ventures
shotd tal,e tn matter NJ with lhfs
organization" Sivs the West Texas
Chamber ~ Commerce
The lc"itim1tr promoter ~ not To-
be- mul'stcd" saVs the organization. N
any coml9ny seeks cooperation 81
towns ard communities It should CONE
siih clean hands and proper crcdent'
ials The West Texas Chamber ol CON.
m,rcc " not opposed Ia righ, measures
a. Improve the towns and erect fnctof.
he's. blt Il WIN Nngc relentless wal
az iinst that gentry which comes Ia this
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Operate. nv the faculty ~ this Assoc.
cialion. consisting 81 siN members,
courses are offered In the field II hiH'
torlcai and literary. hut not doctrinal
study IT the Bible Such courses are re-.
quired to be 81 university grab, thor
oughly organized. and ireuiling AN
amount II preparation, outside reading
and class Time equivalent 10 that 81
university courses involving The same
credit. Thes, courses are open to stu
dents II sophomore standing ana two
fun courses IN Bible may be- credited
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
he Central Pre.b,tsrian.

ANuAa au1 AaNANA Cish
Preaching srNtce II a. M Ella SET.
mon b. the pastor. The Golforh az.
chestia which has trad such rcputa.
tion with very fine rnuf1C al the Ana.
filio hotel during The past week. viii
play xix members Al the servoe. Airs
Doland who has made many trends by
her excellent singing win kng the spec
la number Airs Do.1ind - moving
% Fort Worth and this wln BE- the
last opportunity you vii have o. hear
hcf In Anarild
sunday school $40 ~. rhe oilend
nncc D. stall Increasing sou should BE-
present a. matter ~ duty and priv
ilege
Christian Ehdeaynr ssrvce $50 y. IN.
thU H. = gfeat srrnlan fnr voIls fsspie.
You are cordially invited n worship
with Us today. Come early u yau ~.
l~rct "a scat.
Il. Thomson. Minister.
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sslyallen Army Services.

DIAL cGner Fifth and Polk streets
Basement Collins Drug Storel
Captain and Mrs A ~ Holhrcuk a..
sisted BY Cadet Jessie Grady. officers
IN charge.
Holiness meeting n a, M.
a tall Salvation meeting with life
and Interest and practical sermon on
Seriptusal Holiness by Captain Louise
II. Holbrook.
Company meeting Sunday schooD .
=. m. A meeting Tor the children vita
clasifs Cor all ages. Motion chorus
singing By the children.
\. u. L. t;is n. tn.-A meeting Tor the
yHlne propie. Subject. THE Grand.st
itle'---tJsader. Miss susie Taylor
Duet by Corps. Cadet Lille Anslef
and Susie Taylor.
Regulation II scriptures by the Jun.
iors.
Battle for souls NJ 7.s5 p. m. An old
fashioned Salvation Army battle. Evan
gelist 'Blackie" Cummings on the fir
Ing hne. Lively and interesting sing
ny. ,L
\ cotdial invitation assured all.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
psIL ~. ". n. Churel. south.

CORNER 20 feik ana trnih Sireefsl
lIs-nfy y. Brooks. IN. -. Pastor.
sas n. m. S'ind1y srhool-f T.
Works. superintendent
This il really q great Sunday scho1i.
thr largest IN thu great ranhandie ~
Tcxas. with an average atiendanc. a.
seo
The rchool IL well organized wi
equipprd well taught aud wei o"uircl
I'd. II you are not "a insinlsf ~ ans
other school In the city. 90 n you are q
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
CHURCHES
lis Good 10 Have . Friend.


It's good to have friend whose friend
ghip true
HAS Wound a place within the hear,
4 friend TO share the darker hours 81
day
And know the JOY Of brighter day,
~ well.
It's good to have a friend, one who can
know
The inmos, heart: the lie. the cool
and lad.
And knowing all can love with love
sincere
And make the heart within 80 warm
and glad.
lis gcod 10 have u friend Ia sabre the
dream:
The RAYS of hope that shine "a, times
NJ bright.
And Oh the comfort known througl,
such friend
whene'er life's ship D. tossing In N,
night.
Ills good to tread together path
sublime.
TITS good when each one with an
other shares:
It's good to have ~ true q friend as
Cod:
It's good to have so true a friend
who cafcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

territory pfr'suining that Il can make
q getaway with the hard carnrd Sub
rtunc" of our people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
MANNINC's RUc.CLEANINC
PLANT

We are cleaning aud sizzling ssis
ugs for Si.5O: iva rugs f0r >s.O0.
III work guaranteed. Call secs. 3oi
Vest Fourth Sueet.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Rorn. to Nj and Mrs. Jim . CLAY.
hrook, zoo Jackson street, August u
baby hos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

The Ginn1 Canyon ~ the colorado
10 az niilrs ions and from . |" ~ mil's
wide.