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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Meals a, n Cents Jolt Hotel Men.

NEW York. Nov. sJ.-Dclcgaics TO
the convention 81 the National Hotel
Association here couldn't believe tha;
only IS minutes from the up of Man.
hatan tempting meals are served g..
exactly II cents each. So Frcdcrict
A. Wallas. immigration commissioner
On Ellis Island. invited douhtcrs on a
tour q culinary inspection. jus, To-
show how they do II on Uncle Sans
doorstep.
A number 81 the hotel men. who
say they are intent on bringing down
the cost q tavern fare. accepted IN
commissioner invitation with the idea
q infusing sumo Of the Ellis island
methods into the conduct IT their owl.
Kitchens
The secret Of reducing the costlines.
Of proyender as u appears stcaming
and succulen, on the dinner table is a
mystery. but D. T. MacGowan. caterer
on the island IL on the inside. Ills ex.
PLANTATION runs.
purchases on a lowest bid basis.
quantity production. and profits never
more than LES per cent on the month
ly investment; result, II cent dinners
And when some interposcd that Mac.
Gowan couldn't serve a regular meal
for u cents" he exhibited. as sample
menu the following.
Breakfast-Ricc with milk. slowed
prunes. bread and butter. and coffee
with two Jumps ~ sugar 10 the cup
Dinner-English beef soup with bar
ley. Irish stew with vegetables. tapio.
"a pudding and coffee.
supper-Lamb hash. green peppers
bread and butter. blackberry jelly. CO,
fee and tea.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24

The Security Benefit Association will
give Thanksgiving plate supper Tor
members only next Monday evening az
SSe. Tweniy.four persons who are o.
serve on various committees are l.ine
asked 10 meet a, room 10 purkett build.
ing, Thursday evening az 30 o. com
plete plans Tor handling the crowd
More than 100 homemade pics. baked
BY the members Is bowls ~ potato
salad several quarts ~ cranrerry sauce.
20 pounds ~ roasi beef and other things
an proportion. will D. among the eats
Members who have not already h.sr
seen should call $685. o. icHru what 'hpF
ean do % contribute % tho success 90
che evening. a fiftyminutr literary
and musical program. including some
Interesting special features. viii open
fhe EXERCISES ~ the evening
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
With the First Christian Church
Ctrfla M

C,r,l" No. !. Mrs. ]. G. Berry. chair
man. viii meet with Mrs berry. 500
\ Jefferson. wednesday afternoon.
Noycml-r slth. at ?30 o'clock instead
u with Mrs. Homer Conklin
Circle No. ..
Clrcl" No. >. Mrs. Durrctt chairman
viii meet with Mrs. Hardwood. sol Ty,
Ter street Wednesday. November -. AZ
23o o'clock The subject for the after
noon viii h. Thanksgiving
Circle No. :.
Circle No. g. Mrs Ellen benson.
chairman. viii meet with Mrs Tc,l. sOi
buchanan street Wednesday. Noyem.
hor q az e.3O o'clock. This will h. a
Thanksgiving -vicc.
Circle No. I
Circle No I. Mrs 4. ". Joiner. chair
man. viii meet with Mrs. ". g. Beard.
1870 Jackson street. "Wednesday. No.
vemh,r -. 20 $50 o'clock. for Thanks
giving program.
Circle No. ).
Circle No. ., Mira. ". ~ Mcclure
chairman. will meet with Mrs. ". II.
Mcclure. soc buchanan street. Wed.
ncsday. November q. NJ 2.30 o'clock
and q splendid Thanksgiving program
Will 10 enjoyed.
Circle No. g.
Circlc No. G. Mrs NJ. J. r. Jackson
chairman. will meet with Mrs. ". n
Bcnton. two miles east ~ the city
wednesday. November -. at g.3f
o'clo. X. The lesson Tor the afternoon
Will b. on Thanksgiving. and a larg,
attendance IN urged.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Coleman to Have
Road Bond Election


Special 70 Ine News.
COLEMAN. Nov. 23.-'Wc're COINS
10 take another whack NJ building GOO
roads IN northwest Coleman County,
declared e. \. Parker nnd NJ other
qualified voters " that section when
presenting u petition for ordering n
bond issue fur fsb0.00O. snys the Weat
Texas Chamber oi Commerce. The
commission get December ~ M tho
dntc for the election. The issue will
affect the towns of Silver Valley Colds.
buro. Novice and Anderson.
At a previous election In this district
the read bond issue WIS lest by mar.
gain Of n few votes due Ia some ~
those favoring II failing to east their
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
BUY APOT OF PAINT AND MAKE
YOUR LUGGAGE A THING OF BEAUTY

boxes"
The most successful effort In this
direction. she believes. IN "a travelling
bag hardly larger than vanity cns'.
II Is painted dull blue and on a."
cover there II silhouette effect In
black. large peacock standing, with
feathers spread. under "A black moon.
And what De- you predict for the
future of luggage In gcncralg' she was
asked
IAN the great terminals of the worll
viii look like flower garden IN a
few years We have been duh lofg
enough and careless long enough Uf
the aupratuncc uf necessities"
Young artist has found another an
tlel for her artistry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Observation-Disclosures
Young French Girl Responsible for
What Promises to BE Rage In New
York

Young French Girl Responsible for
What Promises to be Rage In New
York
NEW YORK. Nov, s3-Ths very
latcs, thing 10 handpaints,l luggage,
A young French girl Elaine Chap.
polle. has started sirunks and ham,.
tags un "a Wild Car,pr--lt IL thrcatc1.
INK to become the rage IN New York
Beauty used To stop with Tapes bon.
net boxes. hut now at the express ST..
tons baggage clerks are beginning ,1
doubt their eyes.
And u came about all very simply.
Miss Chnpcllr an artist. who PRIOR e.
the discovery. made designs for bool,
covers and posters and sometimes tex.
tiles. says
Il had got tired ~ seeing battered
trunks and suitCasDs iu my house. l
have travelled a good biz. and | carry
u good real about with me from place
to place Now. mo- trunk stands much
more than one trip Co Paris &c other
European port without beginning q
show signs - wear The corners get
worn. the leather err cloth which Gov
ers the framework gets dingv there
are innumcrablc scratches u has lost
it, original bright look. b; Is depress
ing 1, makes The hotel room gloomy
II IL a necessity. hut too soon an ug g
necessity. h-I
\ Pot of Orange Paint
So one day got "a PIT ~ orange.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
THE CALL or EVENING.


I stood alone In the twilight hour
While nature was lurcd 90 rest.
By the music and the whisprrlngs.
OF soft night winds that blow.
by iht drUwsy cruon u the cricket
And TIT mellow starlight glow.
A. looktd from my lonely window,
Al the glitt,ring skits above,
A mystery came DER me
The wonder Of Gods great love.
10 filled my soul like q marvel
As Il broadeqlcd It's magic spell.
And the wonderful Joy ~ Jus, liying
Brought an awe can not tell
The power II uod through nature.
Spoke. with a mighty voice.
A. II sang m harmonious praises. an !
Made nay soul rejoice.
oh. poor are ye. who have never heard
Through the silence " Gods night.
That wonderful call 81 evening.
Gods call OF the dark 60 light.
-Alyah H. Meyer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24

my Son,
Your marriage to Stephanie Is
the cause Of my death. I have
taken stephanie's money to fur
Their your career. cannot give
an accounting and the disgrace Il
more than ! can bear"
Your Father.
See The Restless Sex" Mis-.
sion Wcdncsday---Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24

Wednesday
The ranhandls Pen Women viii meet
IN the rarlurs ~ the Amarillo Hotel
A splendid program has been arranged,
ana Il IL desired that all members az.
tend.
Friday
The u, lphIln club viii meet with
Nr- Earl wyatt. i50S Jefferson street.
lt three o',lock Mrs Henry Hall VIII
he leader IT the afternoon.
Tho ~ F,liz club will meet with
Mrs Loyd. EOS Harrison street. n.
three O'clock Al members are urged
On Do present
The Chills study club viii meet
with Mrs William pirscholl 1905 Bu.
chnnln street. az three O'clock MIR.
Albright viii conduct the lesson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
senior u. y. =. Us Of Baptist Church
To Have Social.

Tho Senior u. Y. l.. Us of the Flrs:
Baptist church will have a social 90
Friday evening AZ s.30 o'clock In the
church parlors Al n. Y. 4. Us ans.
friends are cordially invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Panhandle Pen women ~ Me-,

Inc Panhandle Pen Women will mec'
"Wednesday Afternoon. Nov. cath. .'i
the parl0rs q the Amarillo Hotel. 4
splendid program has been arraug 4
Tor this meeting and Il IL desired tina:
hll members be present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
I,aby Hue and Old Rose

Well" SAYS Miss Chappellc "now
I um doing fancy stunts Would YOU
h.li-y, IL Three orders this week fur
all over designs Onc trunk IN Tor u
hrtdc II ~ beautiful thng--lu
white as q background and over this
dcsirn in flowers Another j.
Tor e baby outfit. al in hahy blue au,l
I'D ross And uuc is Tor a mau-ycs
irr = r5u-in black and silver strip's.
like the very mudish mil,nCrs hat
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Social Notes and Personal Mention

Mrs. A. p. brown. II Lockney, ana
her little daughter. Florie. are the guests
Of Mrs. T r. Hacker. 1903 Van Buren,
Street.
Mrs J. Goddard. 81 Pampa. Texas.
is the CUES; % Mrs A. e. Crump. dui q.
ing the Shrine ccrcmOnlals.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Social Note and Personal Meu,Ion

Miss Willis % Clarendon. Texas. is
spending some time with friends In
Amarillo.
Mr.. and Mrs = Schali. 7Of Jcffer.
Don street have left Tor an over.
land trip through South Texas.
Mrs Edward l.. McKlnsey. ~ Dalla B.
Texas. " the guest II her mother, MIR
W. ID. Patton. 1910 Tyler Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Motive 10 Members Of Circle sIx,

Members Of circle Six ~ the First
Baptist church will please take dona.
uons Tor Thanksgiving basket % Mn.
r. =. Durham. 1910 Van Buren, Street.
Tuesday or Wednesday morning. Ia.
stead 81 % Mrs Chestnut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
NOtlce to Ladies Of I,ap,is, Church

All ladies' n the First Baptist Church
living In the district u Circle -Four.
who wish 70 help on a Thanksgiving
basket for the poor. please leave your
donations with Mrs Claybrook. zoo
jackson Street. "Wednesday afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Nlslfine Ladies thinner

The ladies who are visiting In Anna.
rillo during the Shrine Ceremonial viii
be entertained at dinner this evening
NJ 500 p. m. al the Amarillo Hotel \
cordial welcome IL extended.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24

yes. oroHso paint. plain paint, and one
pot uf thv same grange IN enamel.
aud went hum, and laying OF my coat.
turned That trunk around and gave V
e guud painting with "A blk brush. Drv.
INK Il looked 81 handsome that went
eat and bought Two pots ~ ccrisc paint
frs my handbag a coat uf plain paint
first. then the tulm,l-th, effect was
go startling that | went through my
entire collection. including e cabin
trunk which hId seen many years II
USE.
Then ! invited my women friends
In to tea.
Need say that they went mad?
Sew have my hands full"
Although sumv uf the people whn
hr.ug her their hays % hcautify want
sn'.r culUrs. Miss Chippcllc says that
sinrr the modern movement In art has
brought more ~ the soClllcd raw col.
ezra into vogue she finds bright warm
culUrs arr the most popular. Men turn
tu the darker cylurs. But the womc1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Visiting ladies 10 he Entertained a,
Luncheon.

The ladies' who are here Tor the
Shrine Ceremonial will be- delightful,
entertained at one O'Clock luncheon %
the Amarillo Hotel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24


? pounds shoulder lamb.
tablespoons bacon fat
2 cups boiling water
cup tomato juice.
. carrots
! plrsnip.
!. little onions
cup dried lima beans.
teaspoon salt.
tablespoons butter.
Cut meat iu pieces Tor SERVING. o..
moving fat and bone Melt bacon q.
iu 10 frying pan. Ron meat IN flour AMI
brown up al sides boz hot at% Ptt
meat .n "a casserole. add boiling wntr-
ana tomato juice. cover and cook Boz "a
slow oven Cor an hour Soak hsar =
n cold water iur an hour. Parboh D..
-.dI water Cook 900 boiling water tn
tender Add s1lt aud butter. Add car
i'i. sArcL plvnip cut IN small pie,
lni onions il meat aud lct cork 30
covered casserole tI meat iv tend b
ana vegetable alr done. Put stew on
deep platter. surround with beans
ahH rrrrr 90 once. when cooking the
Beams De- The water eyaporatc h.forc
aiding 600 butter and seasoning
Meet mos housewife can D.. capta'l
Peel .Dul % she hs- e FrHi lieutenant
Il. N. 'If I.r Nt..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24

Tho aglttaVius. or archer fish. has 0
queer method of shooting It's prey with
a tiny jet " water.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24

ballots. An educational campaign W
he conducted prior 10 the election.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24

Egc4kfrT-ornnge juice. scrambled
Dggs with hro!icd bacon. bran mullins.
COFFEE.
Lun,hcon-Macaroni with tomatoes
md cheese toasted mullins. carrot ma
malldc. tea.
D.un'r-l.amh stew. head lettuce
with Eoqucfort cheese dressing. baked
apples with mcringuc. sponge cake. cot.
f,e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Macaroni With Tomatoes and Chees,

] cup uncoukcd macaronl.
. cups caned tomatoes.
~ cup grated cheese.
tablespoon butter.
Put tomatoes and maroaroni IN
casserole. Add butter. SEASON with salt
and pepper and cook In a slow oven 10.
an hour Remove cover. add chee~,
and put In hot oven to mel, and brown
cheese.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Nv Own Ilecipes.

When cereal Is not served for break
il''. It's good plan To- serve cereal
mullins or brown bread toast The
idoa IL not o. repeat flavors. Aside from
the flavor a cereal aud cereal mullins
Offer the same food elements and ial
% maEn M Tho uhHlnnned rniInfl -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-24
Tomorrow's Recipes.

WtpNright. ltGV, y. =. NJ
Before laundering an article made on
the sewing machine look IL over cary.
fully Cor yellow stains caused by Oh.
Rub the stain with n cloth dampene |
with ammonia and the spO, will dis.
appear.
Ammonia has many uses In the
household and is an excellent commo.
ILlN in Nm IN hnnI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
Brocns Star Has Eighty.
fue Bingles to His Credit;
Iris Speaker a Close
Second

GEORGE SISLER is running
~ through tho American League as
he used to run through collegiate base
ball when n student at the University
of Michigan. The Brown star is lead
ing Ban Johnson's circuit in hitting
with a mark Of .392 to his credit. And
more than that Gawge ranks third in
base stealing and has made more hits
than any other player. He has eighty
five bingles to his credit.
The AS had the glory of stopping
a run getting streak on the part of the
former Wolverine last Wednesday.
Gawge Tailed sixteen runs in six con
secutive games until Wednesday. Two
other Browns have streaks stopped on
the same day. Joe Gedeon scored eight
runs in six games until last time and
Walter Gerber had hit safely in nine
tilts in q row.
Iris Speaker is giving Sisler a great
run for the batting laurels. He is
slapping the ball at .3S2 and leads in
run scoring with fifty one tallies TO his
credit Joe Jackson is third in hitting
and Milan fourth.
Bagby, the Cleveland curver. is top
ping the pitchers with twelve games
won and two lost. Quinn, Williams
and Coveleskic follow in the order
named.
The averages, including the games
played last Wednesday, follow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
GEORGE SLSLER TOPS ALL BATTERS;
CARDS LNFIELD HITTING ABOVE 800
Lauan, With .297, Is Only
Member of Hickey Inner
Works Under the Select
Mark

A NYBODY who doubts the ability OF
a the infield that Branch Hickey has
on his ball club should take n look at
the National League batting averages.
Three of the Cardinal infelders arc hit
ting above 300 ana the fourth is so
close to the mark that he is liable to
break into the select class any time.
Rogers Hornsby heads the list and the
league with .394: Jacques Fournier is
next with .30S. Then come Milt Stock
with .305. Doc Lovan is the only one
outside. He is hitting .297.
Jake Daubert is second to Hornsby in
the Heydlcr circuit. He is hitting .351 :.
Nicholson and Robertson are third and
fourth, respectively.
Four members Of the Phils arc hit
ting 300 or better. Two of them are
regulars. Cy Williams at .32a and
Casey Stengel at .3O1. Wrightstone has
an average of .30S and Cravath has an
even 800.
Lee Meadows still heads the pitchers
with six games won and one lost. Wal
ter Reuther. however. is the real leader,
with eleven wins and three defeats,
Grover Alexander is next with twelve
triumphs and four reverscs.
The averages, including games PLAYED
last Wednesday, follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19

puts on the eighth and ninth and lost
both holes.
On the tenth, Haight's second shot
was just off the green. Here Gardner
Outdrove Haight for the first time.
Gardner drove close to the pin on the
eleventh and Haight needed an extra
shot to get on green. Gardner sank
six foot putt for birdie and won,
On the twelfth, Hsight outdroye Gard
ner, but was short on his second Gard
ner was over the green on his second,
bur ran his putt dead to tho hole. He
got a half in 4.
IIaight missed a short putt on the
thirteenth and lost, being 4 down. On
the fourteenth both drove to the rough
Haight got good second. putt third near
the pin and sank 4,
Gardner missed his putt, lost the hole
and was 8 up. They halvcd the fifteenth
in five. On the sixteenth llaight messed
up his drive. His second was against
tho fence back of the green. Gardner
played the ball perfectly, was on the
green in . and down in two puts, win e
ming the match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
GARDNER IS GOLF "MONARCH
OF MARATHON MATCH PLAY
Three T,ccnty Hoe.orBetter Matches in -Four Dnys-Bu
That's Nothing,' He Says; "Listen to This
Tale of the Links
BY SANDY McNIBLICK

TT WINNING. two out OF three
l. twenty hole. or more golf matches
inside Of four days of thirty six hole
play. whilst playing in nationally
famed fields. is not record, then you
will have to scrapc over lot OF statis-
tics to find n better.
And il you add to this a sixty nine
at the other end OF thirty six holes
medal play the fifth day, which broke a
course record, you surely make it
unanimous.
"But that's nothing" said W. II.
Gardner, Buffalo Country Club, hero
of the above. Il think the record long
distance one round match was mine
against Willie Reekie. Seemed like we
played golf for week, l finally won
on the twenty fifth hole. Personally.
ever made"
That match was played at Schncc-
tady. \. Y.
Somewhere in the figures there may
be a match to beat that number of
extra holes in the first flight Of big
tourney, but none Of the star players
who have played in the Philadelphia
district and were questioned was able
to recall ono such.
Gardner is now styled the monarch
of marathon match players. ="
On Tuesday, after he had broken
both the course record and the Lynne
with his 147 the day before, the stocky
Gardner took Max Marston to the
twenty first hole just to show the ex-
national semifinalist a birdie and win
the match.
The next morning he lost to J. $.
Dean, Princeton's golf captain, on the
twentieth hole.
No Match
On Thursday Gardner had no match,
unfortunately for his record. but he
boosted his percentage yesterday morn
ing when he went to the twentieth In
the first round of the Wilmington Coun-
try Club invitation tournament.
Here he just missed a two but won
the hole, anyhow. and the match against
George V. Rotan, five times champion
of Texas and winner this week for the
second time of the Lynnewood Hall
! Gun. Rotan was also the mcdalist for
the qualifying round at Wilmington.
Gardner should be welcomed by the
town band when he gets back to Buffalo,
and the mayor should present him with
a properly iudented bronze plaque. The
n,ayor would IL he were a golfer.
The fans suffered severe shock when
the two main favoritcs to win the tour =
namcnt were both eliminated in the first
round yesterday morning. Rotan was
the first to topplc. Inasmuch as he
had won the Lynncwood Hall Cup on
Wednesday. he was high man in favor
at Wilmington. Dean had been the
finalist at Huntington Valley. and it
was, therefore. figured since they were
down the river it would be the same
story in the finals.
Gardner carried Dean to twenty holes
in their semiiinai match at Huntingdon
Valley. but when Rotsn matched his
card he had made in the other bracket
the same morning with Deans he found
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-19
BIC WATER MEET
ON At R|VERTON
Yacht Club to Hold Swimming
Carnival, Starting at 2:3o
This Afternoon

A swimming meet of national interest
will be. held this afternoon. beginning
at 2 80 p. M, at Riverton, n. j., when
the Riverton Yacht Club stages its an
nual water carnival.
The New York Women's Swimming
Association will enter fifteen Of it's best
performers, including Ethelda Bleib
trey. premier woman swimmer of the
world. and Charlotte Boyle. These girls
will be the mainstays on the women s
swimming team entered 10 the Olympics.
Other stars entered are Eileen Rig
gin, Helen Wainwright. Alice Lord and
Bertha TompkinS. Among the girls
sent will be the champion Gotham senior
and junior relay teams.
The Philadelphia girls will be in line
to give battle to the New Workers, and
will include Irene Guest. Gertrude Ar
telt, Eleanor Uhl. Elizabeth Becker
and Helen PennypaCker, all five of whom
run an excellent chance of representing
Philadelphia in the Olympic games.
Other local entries are Florence Nc
Laughlin, Mabel Arkle, Marie Hille-
gas and Bertha Pearlstein. Philadel
phia will be represented by the Meadow
brook Club. the Philadelphia Turn
geminde, the First Regiment Swimming
Pool and West Branch.
There will be several intercity matches
in swimming aud diving between the
New York and Philadelphia teams, con =
sisting of II senior aud junior relay
race, special match between Miss
Bleibtrey, Miss Guest and Miss Uhl,
and one between Miss Boyle and Miss
Artclt
In the mems events the 40 yard
champion Girard College relay team,
composed Of Crownovcr. Lane, Hall and
Stoecker will compete. Their two cham
piOn divers, Boyle and McAllistcr, alsc
will swim. The full team Of the Phila
delphia Swimming Club and Meadow
brook team will be entered.
New York is sending Leo Giebel and
Alfred Brown, Jr.
Another feature will be a diving ex
hibition by littlc three year old Francis
Brown, the son of Al Brown, profes
sional champion.
The Girard College. Philadelphia
Swimming Club and Riverton Yach
Club relay teams will meet.
Miffiin Armstrong, former Middle At
lantic champion diver. will compete il
the fancy diving event.