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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21
visitor iionored with informal Dance

Misses Margaret Gurus and Minnie
Madden entertained most delightfully."-
last evening with an informal dance OF
the home Of the former. 1890 Washing.
ton street. honoring Miss Dora Gambler.
of Dallas. Miss Maddcn's house guest.
Dancing proved the popular enter.
iainment throughout the evening. and
at int.rnissions delicious iced punch
was served. The guest list for the oc.
rasion included the hOnoree, Mr.. ami
Mrs. Julian Iiivins. Mr. aud Mrs. Miles
Biyins Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Turner,
MIR. and Mrs. W. y. Herring. Mr.. and
Airs Paul Maracle. Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Bnycc. MI and Mrs. W. W. Ellison.
Mrs John McGuirk. Of Nebraska. Mrs.
Kathryn Hutson. Misses Ada Carol. OF
canyon: Virginia Hanna. IT Galveston:
Helen Miller. uf Memphis. Tenn: Anne
Martin. Of waXahachic. Helen Guptill.
1T indianapolis: Mildred aud Mary Gil
bert of Vernon: Ethel Cobb. Of Wichita
Falls Margaret Herring. MarJory nnl
Betty Lou Ozicr. Estrlle Garner. Burk.
ella Wells. l,adey Britain. Litta Ball.
Nina aud Norma Cunningham. Doris
Mobiles. Iiallcu. Katherine Nash. L."
and Virginia woflin. Marcialete and
Elise Hall. Margaret Patterson. DorD.
thy Walsh. Mildred. Francis and Beth.
cnia Burgess, Balleu, Felice Stinneti.
aud Messra Arthur Ware. Bin Boyce.
Horace Lindsay. John c. Boyce. Elmer
Blair, Malcolm shelton. Joe Carrigan.
Felix Phillips. Sorborn Harris. Elliott
Davis, Frank Love. Otis williams. Ray
smith. Jake Nugent. Iewins Camel.
Jimmie Curtis. Joe Stallings. Chester
Rice Neal Hail, Ernest Thompson. Roy
Greenhill. Guy Saunders. Arthur Ball.
Ohio Thompson. Billie Smith. Bill
lirownell. Murl Patton. Maync. Buster
Brown. beaumont Stinnctt. Horace
Gooch. Dwight Scwby. Leroy Miller.
Ralph Riggs. Gene Courtney. Warren.
Thornton Blanchard. Wales Madden.
Dr. Bristoe. and Royce Boyle.
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swimming Party

Miss Helen Shore entertained nun.
bcr 81 her girl friends las, Monday
evening. honoring Miss Helen Lambert.
who recently returned from Chicago.
\ swimming party on the creek tooh
M the early part Of the evening and
later and elaborate picnic supper was
served az the Shore home. The orca.
sion was enjoyed by about twtkc young
ladies - Hereford Brand
Miss Lambert attended the American
Conservatory Of Music. while IN chi.
cago. Having visited Ia Amarillo many
times. and also having participated In
q number 81 rcciials given under the
auspices OF the Amarillo College of
Music. Miss Lambert IL well known aud
highly thought of IN Amarillo. aud news
{ her return will De- Of interest tu her
many friends here.
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RUTH J. MEYER

ming 81 ". r. Griffin and family. and
enjoyed a splendid supper.
! Mr.. and Mrs a. ~ Hall and littl,
son. Charles W. Bates. 81 Amarillo
were In Tulia Wednesday and THURSDAY
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. ". a. Bates
! W. w. Ellison. Of Amarillo. manager
u the Armstrong Transfer and Storag,
Company. was In Tulia this week look
ing after the interests Of the Dcfinnc,
| truck.
! Mr.. and Mrs Walter Tomlinson and
Mrs. y. T.. McCune were visitors IN
Amarillo TueSday.--Tulin Herald.
Craig Cilliland was business visitor
In Amarillo Tuesday evening Plain.
Wow Evening Herald
Dr. W. NJ. Lancaster mare a visit
o. .,Ii.dl lilo Wednesday In meet his
mother Com RoxiSn. Texas. who viii
visit here.
W q Stallings spent two or three
DAVIS In Amarillo this week an business.
Civdc Hopkins and Odell Brashcr IL
Ainni 'li0 are helping John Westfall
TIN ouek harvest.
Mrs. Brasher and young son IT ANA
rillo spent last week with her daughter.
Mrs. Willis wcstfall.
Mrs q. :. Guyer was visitor to
Amarillo the latter part ~ last week.
!. y. Hare Of Amarillo made bust.
ness trip Ia Clovis this week. Clovis
Journal.
Mrs. s. w. Joplin and children Of
Amarillo. are visiting old acquaintance
here this week.--Lynn County News.
Mr.. Loving and family. OF Amarillo.
visited In the Alexander home last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno Flanagin went L.
.imgillo Sunday "a meet Mrs. F1ani.
gins sister. who will spend part II
the summer visiting.
Mesdnmes Sloan Baker. ~ Ranger
Dlminitt Texas. Hicks Daniel of Ainurl'.
Ia and Miss Alice Womack went Ia
Amarillo Ia visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Hiss Domack aud Mrs. Bake
viii go Ia Hanger fater u visit Of -
few days In Amarillo.
Mrs W. a. Greenwood. ,Ir.. aud bahv
went To Amarillo Thursday morning
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Birthday Celebration

Little Miss Margaret Pickett enter
talned number Of her friends TuestlaS
afternoon at her home. ITO Washing
ton street. IN honor ~ her eleventh
birthday.
The little folks enjoyed miscellaneou
games 0ut On the lawn. while tn.
brightly col0red balloons. presented L.
each. were also the source nf much fun
Later. all filed into the dining room
tartefully decorated for the occasion IN
bright'hued garden flowrrs. a. cut the
beautifully frosted birthday cake,
usieam with candles. A thimble. but.
ton. 'limd and ring were hidden In It's
ilakey heart. and II was with SUI
pressed excitement that each little girl
cut Into the cake. The delicious ~
Treatments of ice cream. cae nnkd and
cookies were served the following
guests: Ellen Lucille Bruner. Mary
Mildred Vineyard Malinda and Dorothy
Nugent. Elizabeth Meyer. l.cola May
Robert May. Elizabeth Davis Elizabeth
Patterson. Blanche walker. Ida Lucil,,
Hurt. Julia Hurst. Virginia krug. and
Katy Coblc.
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Needleeraft Club

The hospitable home IL Mrs. Scott n
Dyer was thrown open last Thursday
afternoon 10 the members at the Needle
craft club.
The time passed away swiftly as
those present buslly engaged them
selves In needlework and conversation
Mrs. e. e. culton's resignation waA
granted. and Mrs. Walter Tomllnson,
10. was received M member.
The hostess served Ice cream and
cake 20 the following guests Mes.
DANES ID. a. Mccoy. Of Salina: Ira
Smith. Of Amarillo: r. W. Tomlinson.
Guy Tomlinson. Stephenson. Anderson.
Stanford. Gray. McSpadden. Hale.
Simpson. McCune. Taylor. Savage. Zim.
hermann and Miss Annie McSpadden.
The next meeting will be- with Mrs.
T. A. Gray. on Thursday. July 22--
Tulia Herald.
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OF Local Interest

Mrs. velton Spikes. Of Rails. ana
Mrs. Houston Spikes. of Amarillo are
here this week visiting with relatives.
John Sherman and wife. OF Amarillo,
were here last Saturday aud Sunday.
visiting az the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Quinn. MIR. sherman IL n
brother In law Of Mr.. uinn--Lubbock
Avalanche.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elvin McClain. of Anna
rillo. came In Sunday to visit the lady 4
parents. Mr. aud Mrs. J. u. Quat,l".
haum.
Mrs. W r Wilson went 10 Amarillo
Tuesday on business.
Messrs and Mcsdames Gum and Rent.
ley motorcd tn Amarillo Monday Me.
Lean News
Roy Griffith made a business trip a.
Amarillo Wednesday.
". l.. Shaw. of Amarillo. IL here on a
visit Co his parents, DR.. aud Mrs SHAW
G. r. Hatcher made a business trip
Co Amarillo Wednesday. returning
THURSDAY. -l.ockney Beacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Wayne Bentley. ~
Amarillo. were the guests Saturday eve.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21

The boys 81 the SUNBEAM Rand ~
the First Baptist church entertained
III" girl members ~ city Park Tuesday
afternoon from l:aO a. Gao o'clock
Miscellaneous games and the various
nmusemcnis afforded at the playground
were enjoyed throughout the afternoon.
and the delicious Ice cream cones
which were served later. were thor.
oughly enjoyed by the little folks.
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duet. The Rest Friend to Have" bv
Mrs Rachel Kendall ana FREDERICK
Kendall added much to the evening 4
lcasuro.
Following tn" program an hour ~
Informal fun was spent. the grown ups
participating IN games which they had
played IN children The delicious re-.
treatments ui orange shcrbort. cake
and minis was served to some fifty odd
guests including class members and
those invited az guests Tor the evening.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21

y. II. Obcrthier spent "Wednesday II
Amarillo.
Miss Mary Valentine IL visiting with
friends In Amarillo. Miss Valentine
viii remain In Amarillo until schoul
begins
Mrs. J. g. Stcgall II Amarillo. rc
turned to her home accompanied by hef
sister. Miss Lcnnis Anthony. last Mon.
day morning
II. A. HALEY. az Amarillo. spent a
few days In Hereford the first ~ thu
week Hereford Brand.
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The baby

The Baby
Who rules the house and all within?
Who often needs a safety pin7
Who makes you glad she's moi twin
The baby!
Who In a precious little DEAR"
Whose little ways are often queer?
Who moves old Bachelors Ia sheer?
The baby,
Who wakes at night and wants a
dwink?
Whose rosy pOsey toes are pink?
Who from the bottle doesn't shrink?
The baby.
Who wakes AZ n. M. Ia yowl?
Who when you lit her starts T.
how'll
Who looks ~ wise IN any owl?
The baby
Who can upset your every plan?
Who plainly shows she knows she can?
The baby!
THE Somervilc journal.
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EniertaIned At Plnmylew.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira y. Brown and III;
tie daughter, Helen Olctn. of Anna
rillo. me- spending two weeks vaca
ton With his parents Mr. and Mrs
7 l. brown. They were met In Plain
view ~ Nj. and Mrs. Brown who ear
rl"I them "a the old home. where many
friends awaited them and chicken and
Ice cream dinner was enjoyed by all
who were prcsont.-l.loyd County HeJ
perian.
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Social Notes and Personal Mention

Miss nellie Lee Wagner Of Clovis
and VIII" iS attending the summer SEES
sion az the Northwest Texas State Nor
NAL. visited In Amarillo yesterday as
the guest of Mrs r. NJ. Bruncr.
Mir. and Mrs. Andrew l.. o'Farrel
left Monday evening for Denver. colo
where they viii make their future home
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21

Miss Ethel Cobb. formerly II ANA
rlllo. hut who IL now residing In WIGHT.
"a Falls. IL visiting here rs tn, CUES,
of her sisters. Mrs. A. =. Stinnett and
Mrs. H. &. Harding.
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Social Notes aud Personal Mention

Miss Olledine Doubleday has left a.
dix weeks trip, during which she will
visit Fort Worth. Dallas and Dublin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21

Mrs. G. Lawrence Smith. Of Enid
okla. nee Grace fInklca. II visiting
here NJ the guest Of her mother. Mrs
--7-?-p-?-?-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21

Mrs. J. y. Mcclure. of Wellington.
Texas. IN visiting here an the guest OF
Mrs. Carrie Jones.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21

Mrs. Lorin Driscoll has as her guest
Miss Helen Guptili. of indianapolis. Ind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-21

Misses Alvah and Elizabeth Meyer,
and Master Adolphus Eugene Meyer,
Jr.. leave today for Kansas City. where
they will make an extended visit az the
guests OF DIR. and Mrs. r.. W. Little.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-27
JUDGE SUSfENDS
FINE. FOR KOPF,
ASKS HE RETURN

Cincinnati. Ohio, Feb. 27.-Larry
Kopf, holdout infielder of the world
champion Reds, was urged by
Judge w. Meredith Yeatman in
police court here to sign a contract
for the season, but Kopf did not
directly say to the court that he
would do so. Kopf had been cited
to appear for having parked his car
too long in a restricted traffic dis
trict. The Judge fined him 50 and
then suspended the fine. Judge
Yeatman is great ball fan and he
told kopf that he and many of his
friends already have made all ar
rangements for opening day and
that they wanted to see him out at
the park in uniform.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-27

tertain them with an elaborate
banquet, to be served in the larg-
est and most exclusive club OF the
city.
The bowlers competing in this
tournament will be privileged to
roll on some of the finest alleys in
the country. The B. F. Goodrich
Co., Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.,
and Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.,
have donated the use Of their al
leys and the A. l. A. A. has secured
the services of expert workmen
placing them in superb condition
for the tournament.
New equipment Of balls and pins
have been ordered for the Indus
trials tournament. which will
leave few alibies for the bowlers
who fail to register high marks.
Fair Sex Invited.
A special invitation has been ex-
tended to women's bowling teams
of industrial firms. The fair sex is
to receive the same consideration
as the men in engagement in a
tournament where national titles
are at stake.
Entry fees for the A. I. A. A
tournament are as follows: Five.
man teams, IS; doubles, 81; sin
giles, 81. The fees are the same
for both women and men bOwlers
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-27
KEARNS STARTS
FIGHT CHARGES
Not Officially Informed OF Indict-
ment, Manager Lines Up De-
fense of Self and Dempsey.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb. 27.-Al-
though not officially informed that
indictments had been brought
against him and the man he man
ages-Jack Dempsey, heavyweight
champion-Jack Kearns has started
plans for fighting the charges on
which, it is reported, the federal
grand jury at San Francisco has
returned true bills. The jury re-
ports tomorrow.
Both Kearns and Dempsey, ac-
cording to reports. must face a
true bill on accusations that they
conspired to enable Dempsey to
elude the draft.
There's nothing to the charge
said Kearns, "but if the reports
are true We will have to prove
our side of the story. We can do
so without trouble.
kearns BIames Enemies.
Il want to say, however, that
enemies of mine and of Jack have
brought this thing about. do not
mean that the grand jury has been
unfair, but it has been misled by
false information"
According to reports from San
Francisco, the jury saw letters
Dempsey is alleged to have written
to his wife before he signed his
| QUESTIONABLE and which Mrs
Dempsey at one time said' would
convict Jack of Stacker" charges
Mrs. Dempsey later repudiated
these statements and later still be-
fore the grand jury ''repudiated he1
! reputation.
There is nothing for us to do but
wait and see If indictments are re.
turned continued Kearns. 1.-THE
investigation has been under way
for long time and both Dempsey
and myself have offered to helr
thrash the thing out. We will wei.
come any step that will give US 9
| chance to prove that We are limo.
cent. l am sure that there is moth.
! ing that can be held against either
of us. If Dempsey is guilty, ther
l am guilty"
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-27
INDUSTRIAL TO
BOWL AT MEET
Complete New Equipment and Spe.
cial Features Prepared for
Tournament mt Akron.

With this time of the season
when state bowling tournaments
are in vogue, the American Indus
trial Athletic association has made
arrangements to have a national
bowling tournment in connection
with it's sport convention and tour
nament in Akron, Ohio, March II
to 13, 1920.
Close to 1000 bowling teams, rep
resentative of the greatest aggre-
CATION of pin smashers in each
state have been invited to COM
pete in the Industrial's tournament.
The generous and wholesale re-
sponse for invitations assures a
busy three days on Industrial al
leys and also predicts close in
vasions into national records.
The A. I. A. A. has been lenient
in its restrictions in thfs tourna-
ment, which is open to all indus
trial firms, whether members OF
the association or not The princi-
pal object is to furnish natives OF
the alleys" royal time, while
competing for national industrial
honors and prizes.
To Hold Banquet.
While the bowlers are in Akron
the Industrial association will en-
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-27
COIN
l'OM|Nc SLOWER
THAN EXPECTED
Canvass Half Completed But Re.
suIts Only About Half Way to
Goal Of $4,000.

Boy, page a physician and have
him shoot a little spizzerinktum
and jazzbo into the sport fans OF
Rock Island. For because OF some
reason or other they're coming
mixhty slow on the Fans associa-
tion stock purchasing proposition.
Reports at the session OF officials
and solicitors last night were very
incomplete, but 1t was figured that
only about half Of the $4,000
aimed at has been secured SO lar.
This is owing to number OF
reasons small subscriptions
where large ones should come
from, and inability on the part OF
solicitors to see many Of the pros
pects when calls were made. Also.
only about half of the downtown
district has been covered.
Anyone who is interested In any
branch OF sport should find it to
his interest to become member
and investor in the Fans associa-
ton OF Rock Island. The organiza-
tion at present is concerned solely
with promoting baseball. Next
fall. however. II Rock Island comes
10 the front and backs the associa-
ton, 1t will be concerned solely
with football--and thereafter the
best sport in every season will be
fts business at that time, boxing
swimming. skating and perhaps
some new fields.
They Mean Business,
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-27
BALL SERIES OF
BUSINESS MEMS
CLASS TO CLOSE

The series of volleyball games
played at the Y. NJ c. A. in which
many business men have partici-
pated will be brought to close
Monday noon when the decisive
games will be played in the gym
nasium. ,
The players have been divided
into teams, calling themselves the
Spikers, the Scoopers and the
Swatters. At the present time the
Spikers and Scoopers are tied for
first place. Both teams have yet
to play the Swatters. Should the
latter win both games, the entire
series will be tie.
Much interest has been manifest
ed in the games by the business
men. according to Willis Wood.
physical director. Those taking
part are members Of the noon class
OF volleyball.
For the winning team in the ser
les and also for each member of the
team the Y. NJ c. A. has purchased
leather medals which will be
awarded Monday.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-27
M'ANDLESS KEEPS
TITLE BY WINNING

Boston. Mass, Feb. 27.-Going out
with a brilliant run Of l12. Dave
McAndless OF Chicago. titleholder,
defeated Francis s. Appleby. New
York, 800 to 25S, in their match in
the national amateur balkline
championship at the Boston Ath-
letic association.
The New Yorker finished the 26th
inning with a lead OF ~ points.
and then McAndless quickly gath
cred the balls and by fine position
play ran out the game. This run
gave him an average Of II 10. His
high runs were liz. IS. 20. Apple
by averaged 3 1926, his best runs
helRg ErAna- a.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-27
May eliminate
MAJORS, MINORS
IN little 19"
Tournament This Year Likely to
be Conducted Without Old
Divisions.
BY HOWARD V. MILLARD.

Latest information from the COM
mittee of five coaches in charge OF
the Little Nineteen" basketball
that is to be held on
the Augustana floor March IL, II
and 13 is to the effect that they
may do away with the major and
minor division plan as used in the
past and return to the old scheme
of one division for all the teams.
Charles P Lantz. president Of
the association, gave the writer
this tip when officiating at the Wes-
game in Normal last
Monday night. Mr.. Lantz stated
that with SO many teams clamoring
for the major division and many
with records about even it looked
as the only possible solution for
the situation.
This plan would not require any
more games to be played, although
an element of luck would enter
into the drawing for the games. as
occurred at the tournament held
on the Bradley floor in 1915, when
Millikin and Mckendree met for the
championship.
Millikin and Wesleyan put on
the championship battle On Satur-
day morning when the Decatur
school got a one-point verdict but
the drawing enabled McKendree to
sail through an easy half OF the
schedule and get to the finals when
there were at least four stronger
teams in the upper division.
Majority in Favor.
Besides Mr.. Lentz there are
known to be several other mem
.bers of the committee in the per-
sons of Art Swedberg and William
Harmon in favor of the one-divi-
sion plan. Fred Muhl is opposed
to it, while George Pritchard, the
other member of the committee, is
not making an early choice.
The matter will be definitely set
tied Monday. March 1. when the
above men will meet in Blooming:
ton to complete all arrangements
for the staging of the tournament.
One thing in favor of the one-di,
vision plan is the fact that it would
mean the entry of every team in
the conference to the tournament
which might not be the case shour
several Of them with records a:
| good as others be sent to the minor
division.
Officials Selected.
Some time ago President Lantl
announced that Herbert Reynolds
and John Schommer of Chicago, to-
gether with Frank Birch of Cedar
Falls, Iowa, had been chosen tc
handle the games.
Reynolds has become a part O.
the Little Nineteen tournaments ant
needs no introduction to the fans
! throughout the state. Long
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-27
HIGH men ARE.
EXPECTING TO
BEAT SWEDES
Dope Gives Islanders the Edge
Wood and Lundberg Probably
Out; Will Decide Title.
BY HSPHEROID SLIM

Dope as it looks now gives the
Islanders the edge on their op-
ponents tonight in the final battle
of the year at Moline. Rock Is
land received the razz once this
season but it is the opinion OF
those who know that the Swedes
are unable to repeat the process.
The Islanders have greatly i'm
proved since the first Moline game
which is something that can hardly
be said Of the maroon and white
squad.
The game tonight will decide the
tri-city championship and both
teams will fight their hardest in
order to retain the laurels. If
Rock Island cops the championship
it will be for the fourth time in the
same number of years. Moline and
Rock Island are now tied, each
having won two games and lost
one, and tonight's contest will tell.
Rock Island chances grow
brighter each minute. At the last
moment it was announced by Mo-
line that Lundberg, first team CEN
ter, would not play in the Rock
Island contest and it was doubtful
that Wood, star guard, could play.
This disposes of two stars of the
Moline squad and if the locals
play as they did against Davenport
the result ought to be favorable.
! Locals Fit.
The locals on the other hand will
be in the pink of condition and
ought to make the Swedes feel
pretty blue before the final whistle
is blown. The game last night did
no harm to the players and after a
short workout yesterday they are
all set for the big game of the sea
son.
After his showing made Wednes-
day Duffin is again ready to show
some classy new tricks in basket,
ball shooting and general playing
The way the little captain tossed
them in against Davenport was {
wonder. Lofgren will start the
other forward tonight and antici
pates rolling quite few within the
loop.
Sundeen will start at center ant
Milstead and Henke at guards. Al
these men put up good fighr
against Davenport and If they pla,
like they did then the locals ough
to win easily.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-27

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO.
Charlie White knocked out Don
Curley in the eighth round.
Rock Island Argus., 1920-02-27

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TO SEND TEAM OF
60 FROM BRAZIL
TO OLYMPIC GAME

Rio Janeiro. Feb. T.---The Bra.
lillian Sports confederation and the
Olympic committee have resolved
to send a delegation of 60 athletea
to the Olympic games at Antwerp
this summer. They have opened Z
credit of $4,000, holding that the
sports will benefit Brazil greatly.
The government will contribute to
the fund and transport the athletes.
The Brazilian team will participate
in water polo, football, swimming
rowing. tennis, hockey, boxing
wrestling, cycling and gymnastics.