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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Japan is to Study
American Hospitals

Correspondence OF the Associated Press
TOXIC. Aug. 0.-Dr. Seishu Kinoshita.
professor Of gynecology and obstetrics
at the Imperial university. has been des-
ignated by the government to visit the
United States to make an extensive tour
and study the American hospitals The
visit ia viewed by the Japanese as being
OF great Importance. japan is seeking
steadfastlv to improve its hospitals and
10 advar = in medicine and surgery. It
in the United States.
a dinner of farewell was arranged by
DR.. r. b. Teuser. director OF st. Luke's
hospital. who toasted DIT. Kinoshita as
one of the foremost men in the medical
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
SPANISH LABORERS REAP
RICH HARVEST IN FRANCE

Correspondence Of The Associated Press
MADRID. July I.-Thousands OF Span
ish laborers have emigrated to France
since the beginning OF the war. owing
to the scarcity Of labor there and the con-
sequent high wages offered. AS result,
there Is such scarcity Of agricultural
labor in Spain that wages are three times
those paid year ago.
The emigration to France has been en-
couraged by French agents, who are re-
crulting laborers both male and female
for the agricultural districts in south
and central France. Industrial leaders
here believe that the emigration Will con-
tinue after the war. and may cause a
serious dislocation in the labor market
here.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
WASTE IN THE WAR OFFICE
Members Of Parliament 10 Ask for
More Business-Like Ad-
ministration.
GIVE YOUNGER MEN A CHANCE

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.)
LONDON. Aug. S.--One OF the first
witnesses who viii ask for a hearing be-
fore Premier Asquith's new committee 90
inquire into the possibility Of effe tina
economies in the management OF the
British governments affairs, IL Sir A.
b. Markham. member OF arliament 70
Nottingshamshire. For several years,
both In and out Of the House OF Com
mons. he has advocated the necessity Of
= thorough supervision o; tn, ex endi-
ture Of every branch OF government ac-
tivify. Here is what he will tell the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

profession. DIR. Ichiki. minister Of educa-
ton. was present and spoke OF the value
Of the work OF DIT. Teuser and his asso-
ciates. The meeting developed the fact
that plans are rapidly progressing for
the establishment Of the proposed inter-
national hospital at Toxic.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
White and COIOred Wash Goods

Se-Inch 8iik CreDss-for
blousss ana dancing frocka.
all tho wanted evening
shades. psF 90
taru ssssssssss.ss
wash nIlks-For blouaes.
sllrta. children's school
dresses. IN q large variety
o. ntripss; - inches vide.
Specially priced, az
yard .~ss.....E $500. 49,
Heavy BrocGded SIX Pop
slns-f4arss printed floral de-
niEna for kimonos; 81 IN.
vide. Special Mon o.
day. yard .............AS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
$500 Part Wool Blankets
Pair, S2.98

Extra fine soft part wool nap blankets,
in plaids, checks and plain colors; 124
and ia sizes. Very durable, nom
shrinkable, heavy blankets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

se-Inch Poplin--Yarn dyed
and highly msrceriEed;
white. black and all plain
shaded toc value. o.
yero .........ss.sss @SS
se-Inch SILK and Cotton Chlf-
fon--in white. black and All
wanted shades tSo value,
specially priced. r.
Sato ss-s-sss...s.ss 49,
Ss-Inch Superior English
LonGcloth-Pure white, me-
diuIn heavy for undermua-
lima Special Non 10.
day, lo-yd bolts. sCC
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
$3.50 North Star Wool Blankets
Pair S.. 90

No better blankets made than the
North Star. Very finest selected wool
is used in their construction; most beau
tiful plaids, large and small checks, in
white, gray and tan. Full ia size, wide
ribbon binding. One Of the best wool
hlnnketR made
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

Our greatly enlarged blanket
department il now open for your
inspection, with the most COM
plete line of fine bedding from all
the largest and best known mills.
Never before have we been able
to show so large a stock, COM
plete in every detail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
$500 Strictly Atwood
Blankets. $3.50

These blankets are absolutely all
wool, both warp and filling, and are full
la size, pair weighs AZ pounds. All
colored plaids, checks, plain white, gray
and tan, with blue or pink borders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
$3.50 Soft Fleeced Cotton
Blankets. Pair 98c

Full size, double bed blankets, good
heavy weight used for fall and winter
sheets; white, gray and light tan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

Apartments flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee For Rent"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Fall Cotton Fabrics

Genuine DuckIIng F1snnsi-i7 inches wide. .
beau OF
kimono styles. iSo value Monday. IVH6C
ss-Inch Dress Psreais-Fun standard make ~
mostly dark grounds neat dotS <4C
stripes value, special yard = -
0snuna sorpentins Creps-This popular kmono 0Of
fabric All the stylish designs and eombnA- IZySC
Tn Genuine sssrsucksr. IN all wanted n
stripes old reliable figures. the best gnGhAm VI
ma Monday
Cretonne-A choice -
esAatlfu designs and colorinEss quality NJ
value special ............... 4OS
Ensllsh shirtinEs-Beautifu colorings IN
absolutely IN all the shaded 1So value. liz
Monohy yard
nj
Fancy hemstitched printed X1kH
SC NORTHUMBERLAND
Beautiful 40
6uks--11 inches wide IN All the NJ
shades and DntingA ssc value yard. .......... AOS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
$2.25 Comforts, Each $3.50

Large size, 7ZxS4. Fine silkonne Gov
cred comforts, winter weight and medi-
UNI; pure white cotton filling; stitched
or hand-tufted Light and dark colors.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
$3.50 All-Wool Blankets
Pair. S4.98

Made Of very rine long fibered, select
ed wool, for largest beds. weight Az aud
pounds to pair; beautiful plaids and
checks, plain white, fawn and gray.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
$500 Extra Quality Comforts,
Each 81. 90

Extra large size, pure white carded
cotton filling; fancy scrolled stitched and
yarn tufted; winter and medium weight.
Corded edges with border and panel
effect.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

the railway companies. the money OF
this extra cost comes out Of the peoples
pockets"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
1sc Crib Blankets. 1oc

Tan color, soft mapped blankets, size
30x4o; pink and blue borders, stitched
ends.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
$3.50 White Cotton Filled
Comforts, Each $1.00

Large size comforts, silkoline COW
cred, tied and fancy stitched; heavy and
medium weight. Light and dark color
ings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Soc Beacon and Wool Nap
Crib Blankets, Each zee

Size 3ox40 Pink, blue and white.
fast colored. Large assortment Of nur-
sery patterns. Very warm blankets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Silk Suggestions for Autumn Wear

Ash 70 Gee the new Drsastex Fabric.
We are exclusive agents In Omaha for
this beautiful suiting that wears bet
ter and looks better than &C OE
velvet; ~ IN. wide. ~~'SS
1e-IRoh satin Cassimere--In plain and
camelecn effects. In all the new fall
shades Promises TO be one Of the lead
ing fabrics for afternoon and evening
wear. Specially priced, e1 GO
yard .......-............
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
$1.00 Double Cotton Blankets,
Pair sec

For y size beds. Soft fleeced, splen-
did quality, white, gray and tan.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

DO not fail 70 inspect our showing OF
the new stripes-stripes Of all widths
and description, In all the shades, In
satin. taffsta. fAills. radium. crepes
and peau de sole. Specially e9 en-
priced. yard. $3.50 to.......... $SsOV
KAyssr's 7a-Inoh Extra Heavy Weight
siik-An indestructibie silk that will
white. pink and black. Sells ca or
everywhere for IS. yard. go. $osOo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
$500 Beacon Bath Robe
Blankets. Each S1.9S

Largest size robe blankets, absolute
ly fast colors; cords and frogs to match.
Size 72x90, one makes a garment Ma
vajo, Indian and Conventional designs.
Sold complete, for $1.9S.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

$3.50 Part Wool Blankets,
Pair $3.50
Very finest quality wool and cotton
mixed Large size. Fast colored plaids
and plain shades. Splendid wearing
quality.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29
Blankets and Comforters H EeGN5AS

Our opening prices are lower
than ever before-now Is the
best time to buy your winter bed
ding needs, A. you can find just
what you want al prices lower
than you pay any other time.
Following are just a few Of
our opening sale prices:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

75c Bed Pillows, Each 29c
All new clean leather 1illed bed Pill
lows, covered with heavy art ticking;
size 17X24.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-29

Physicians and Surgeons Soar.
CAKE s.s.sssss...s.. .,..s.... &c
Peroxide Toilet Soap. the cake. Sc
Juvenile witch Soap, cake. :. 80
SAM Flush. a5o size. can. 49,, .I5o
F1eteher's Castoria, sbc size. sic
Hind's Honey Almond Cream. soc
sine ..s.s..sssss'sss 'Soe
Peroxide Of Hydrogen. lib. bottle
Tor ......s......s.. .Aoc
t7li White Rose Soap. cake. lilo
Java Rice Pace Powder. all
shades ................. 100
BrOmo ssltssr. u size bottle. soc
MsnthOlAtum. SOC size, Jar. D. roc
Sal Hepatlea. soc size. bottle. .s0o
Horllck's Matted MIX. hospital.
Tor sss..s..ssssssss 4S-oo
Philips MIX OF Masnesia. large.
Tor .s...sssss.sssss .Sbc
Hospital Cotton. lib. roll At. .1So
CAnthrOx Shampoo. sec siss. .S0c
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25
WOULD NOT FIGHT
FOR AMERICA
AGAINST GERMANS

NEW YORK. AK. e5-A'pAoase
Keelnle. native Born American
ana rrssicen, q N, German Amer.
scam society ot Nev York -l'v &c..
-ia-es thst hs would not volunteer
Tor service In var ~irA Germany
arising ircm Violation OF American
r.ea-s AZ sea-
~Wo1l5 you personally volunteer
Tor a var a.tb Germany
SO Not unless Germany Nas
,5= acgressor u Germany atiacs~c
%. then all the Ger>an.Amsri-ans
aosli 5e the arst 20 aght u e
German submarine attacked the
Arabic without Warning thst ~as
a deliberate ehaIleage N this coUn-
Try after the LusiJania note but We
sEovlt not 90 % Ea-
lie, th!s country severe dplo
marie relations Vira Germany II t
SAINTS 20. but then let President
Wilson iasist just As ARMY on tae
recognition OF ou- rights 1y Eng
la7t as DO had insisted en- oar
rights from GERMANY"
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25
~ UNITED PRESS.

BERLIN. lvia The HacgeI Aux
e5-DeIayed only by Russian rear
guard actions. Gen Won linden
burg j. closing in uGon wilma TIE
siays ar~ gain n retreat after 'H.
Tile ttempts 20 block the German
advance by heavy c1unter-at'1cks
Capture az Wilma, command an
other section % the Warsav-Petro-
grad railway. Is expected aifa.a q
few days
Both Kovuo ard K1vsL iae OK
IRENE ends ot The Russian t-;en-
sivc line OF ohica Brcst.II-oysk
vas the center. IRE nos In ttf
hands OK the Au-tro-1ermans Grod-
no and Bielostok ALL be surren.
dered % Won Hirdenburr before
many DAYS. Il Is believed here and
the Russians all make their snail
stand behind the fort. O. Rre~'
Litovsk Itself
Despite the svampy character o.
the ground around ne fortress The
10 euvelop Prest IItovsk
ara proceeding satisfactorily on
the western and southwestern fronts
the SlAvs have been driven % The
cover % the outer Ncrks which pr"
under attack. On the Borth ;he
Bavarisns have fought their way
several miles east % the railway 70
Bisisk and occupy ire eastern per
ton OF Baliowieska forest
Austrian forces that captured
Kovel ara moving lorthwsrd ir the
direction az Datin, the Slavs fall
ing back upon TIE lake district
Press dispatches received here tc.
day asserted that the Austris-s
have 'sken large numbers ~ pris-
onsrs
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25
BEATS GIRL:
is FINED
Woman Hears Neigh
bOrs Give Damaging
Testimony

Charged With beating her leyear
old foster daughter. EDNA. untl the
Child's face WAS covered with blood.
and her body bruised. Mrs. Ernes-
tine Attenherg about 55 years old.
WAS found guilty ~ an assault and
battery charge on Justice Sellers
court Wednesday. and WAS sruteut
ed 90 pay q nnc OF $40. or serve s..
DAYS in the workhouse.
Neighbors. who testified that tho
woman repeatedly beat The child
and cursed them when they tried 90
interfere. said that they heard The
child screaming last sunday. and
when they went 20 investigate. were
met by Mrs AttenberG. Who was in
toNic8ted, ana whose clothing W8s
badly bioodsfained
ore Woman neighbor swore that
she asked Mrs Atterberg n she was
irving 90 ki,l he little girl. and Mrs
Attenberg replied thar 70 was none
Of her tawHrdstusineSs
abe caild has " Mf Aztec
aer- home a1g is orlsk ,a-e1 rcr
tv iritrD>
Mrs Av.nberg sid that she bad
no, punished 'hc child very severely.
but hai 90 punish her because she
lied 8rd stole
This The little girl denied
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25

that a railroad crossing IS danger.
Gus. and yet ire railroads maintain
signs - each one telling you 20
stop. look and listen Why For
A constant warning Just 50 VITA
advertising You can't make sue.
cess VITA one or Two copies you
must keep perslstsntly az a.
Advertising constitutes prestige
and good Will II one % the big
Woodvord.avo stores were % burn
down TODAY the merchant would De
orr on business only until he Sc
cured q new location The only
th.ur destroyed would ne his stock
90 goods A Gre can't destroy bis
reputation.
cts the hardest thing in the
world to make tao reQutauons
Most people don't 1--we long enough
fo make one
Use words sr,1ll enough that
even an ureiuc8tel person can AN.
se-start voH Then the man VITA
a college aducaro~ VIII understand
Won anyway or ~ least be ought 20.
a salesman .s man who can
sell ANYTHING 20 ANYBODY vho
speaks the same language that he
does He isa 100 per cent man.
The underwriters listened 90 an
address ov Walter C. FsHon, vice
president ~ the Aetna L4'e lnslr'
soce Co. ~ Hartford, and 20 a & 8
,ussIon ~ committee reports The
presidents also made their 20
sorts. during the day
Wed -ss1v evening The l-slr
.ara w-1 vll ssTe ar .:.r 70
-s-f Ga zee -co. satlt1 e. .ae lao
.e fuller
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25

arise. e - clear thar be ia mis-
taken. because .bey at in tbei-
judicial capacity p this case not;
ls arbitra.7rs. or personally. in any
-e-se
When a court ~ oHancery once
takes jg-is3lc'loz Of a controversy
t disposes o. every phase o. 81
which NAV arise so that III cues
tiols Eica may arise !a 'a!s nat.
pr vgl properly b. dis9ose- * 5y
The same judges. alrays sitting as
a court - rhaacery
Asked Il he intended 20 take par
.u The campaign f1- the settlement.
Mr. Luck,rg replied 4 shall BE-
glad 20 zife an The aid Faich ny
tire 7ilI permit me 20 give
Rc1ar1 lawson, Mayor MARI
ard tae members 90 the commission.
VIII also take The platform 70 advo-
cate me adoption OK she settlement
plan by .1e Toters
Mayor Marx was asked what
course the city ao9ld taks - ez'en-
sions % The CRY lines into tie town
sh'os acre needed
That ls fo- 80 people m the
Townships % worry shout Do said
"If ,l4y uant the city lines. II
them ard some way 70 bring them
ont there Perhaps they have ne
rover - eonsx7rt Il right ~ 7-ay,
ard can give tha city permission
- operate l-s cars over IL r. o.
hecores necessary 70 negotiate Nth
rhe - g. r. f-- ere rse - - IN
torlr5a- '-acxs. orr commissi0ners
will certainly he allie 90 l1ok ou'
FOR ire interests ~ fhe city Pa
~sses may arise. such as that exist.
INK on ire Grstiotrd whore 80 p
r r. owns a private right ~ va
slorz The roadside. and there e
nothing ~ prevent the construction
% tracks in The middle y ne
stree. N such ,ase. there would
- 70 necessity - negotiating With
enc p Z. r"
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25
CHILDREN IN
CAMP AIGN FOR
NIGHT SCHOOLS

Every cht3 who reported 10 the
city Fairgrounds "Wednesday. -rcetv.
% a bright Orange card. repaired d..
'he paard - Comuerr". which read
-Do YOUR uoths; ana father SPEAK
English TAKE 'his home N fhey jo
not The card also contained rhe
location ~ the elementary evening
schools and The date ot opening.
sept r.
Tho hoard ~ Commerce w.l, soon
send 20 al. the industrial plants
which have promised cooperation In
The evening .rhooi campaign den.
nite program. 10 secure n-i'0~ri'r
.r tAa manner 20 calling 'hr school.
and their opportunities ta res Vtea.
'ioo ~ fhe nurkWa0 iata w.l t.
secured a- 30 hos mans reu are 81.
ing and My those vto arr go' Eo.
NIX to not go This da'a Will h.
PASSED au n -1e poa-i ~ Elge 'IaH
The Michigan W1rsue0.s tur...u.
so'i3n Ng'ua. Insurance a.. o. l--u-
INK -pacia bulletin. g-Er- thr ac
ufity ~ euI overs iu tA evening
school campaign. and pointing o.'
tEs' English Gret goes % long Say
toward SAFETY first
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25
Miners for Second
Time Move to Quit
Work
SAY AGREEMENT
WAS VIOLATED
Cancellation Board to
Hold Meeting AT
Noon
- TNlTED -

CARDIFF. Wales. Aug. 25.-For
tho second time within = few weeks
Great Britain 81 threatened with A
strike OF 100000 South Wales coal
miners. g EalkOut taat would Grip
pie tina production o. va uun 'uo-s
sun tie 80 q large poruon Of tne
British shipping.
One thousand miners IN tho Hafod
district QUIT work today In protest
against the arbitration award made
by President Walter RuncimRn, ~
the government board ~ trade The
miners made the charge that The
agreement they entered into through
Minister Of Munitions Lloyd George
has not been kept and that the GOV
eminent has attempted 90 play them
into the hands az the mine owners.
The executive committee of the
miners federation has refused 70 a..
cept the award and has appointed
committee TO interview Lloyd George
whose intercesslon ended the strike
several weeks ago.
The men firmly believe that Lloyd
George viii sec 10 n that he orig
inaI agreement Is respected BY The
operators and the government They
distrust Runciman whose failure %
settle the recent strike was followed
by a personal appeal for Lloyd
George.
The Cancellation board OF the min
ers held short session today. but
adjourned the meeting az noon IL
was stated that no agreement had
been reached on what course The
miners will pursue II their appeal
10 LLOYD George fails
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25


Today. more than ever before,
banker = a salesman
The hardest thing In the world
TO End Is brains Al employer rare
~ pays too much for them.
'Tals country has passed from
che Of production 10 one ~ 1istrlbv-
ton Distribution Is the big prob
lem "a this country today The
problem s 50 great that there -
very lit;le bunk In business nova.
days The t9o barriers which OBJ
syruct business are human apathy
aue competition These are the OBJ
s'acles which The salesman must
overcome.
III were asked 70 define sales
manship in the shortest possible
way. sodd say that j. Is making
/ the other fellow feel a. you do about
the thing YOU have ts sell
Every order takes place not in
an order took. nor IN a tocke.book
but n tho mind Of ire buyer
Vrstber you soil carpet tacks OF ir.
furGnce tie principle r. TIE same
/ There .s one thing IN me world that
has no. changed much ~ the last
1000 yssrs-you may think 90 has
but The events ~ the past few
months have proved Thar 70 hasn't
IN fhs' IS human nature
'Inturance comes under 'ha head
( % dlnoalt salesmsnshl1 Success
rests in the public's confidence On
! sou ard i1 your company r tsn''
/ Ike eIfrr6 pack ~ red apples
that Gle uryer can handle ard OF
anime. and Dc isH't merely seIlns
a ftun ped paper with iot % seals
pasted on -
"Most OF the insurance sfverrs
ing that I've seen consisted q =
table Of assets and liabilities an,
tho names o. ire compsnys orsoeri
IN biz letters. With nothing At al
about Insurance.
Mr Chalmers urged tAe .rsrr
: ance men 20 talk more ABOUT 30,
! principles OF insurance and lcsi
p about tho strength OF their com
! panies
+ a man usually he's one Of "a,
p excuses for not advertising" b,
continued. "Hs soys either that hl
. has 90 much business that b.
doesn't have 20 advertise, or the
p he has go little that he cant aror,
J. 10 advertise.
Advertising 10 nnding the riKh
= idea and using Il al ths rsgnt Line
h II has three principles First, b.
r honest, second, be sensible. third
o be persistent,
The hardest thing 10 md IN Ds
?. iroit today IL yes erdsys papei
. Yssterdsy's sdveFiislns doesn
count today. You've got 10 keep .
. Il 10 succeed, Everybody know
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25

commanders action would simply
be disavowed and be would be
called 10 account FOR violating his
own Admiralty's orders.
In any event. settlement OF the
incident was considered reasonably
assured.
More than this, an outcome was
predicted which would put German
American relations on better
basis than a. any time since th"
kalser's present submarine cam
paiEn began.
II was intimated az The state De
partmeut that no answer seemed
70 be called for 10 the German 20.
quest for delay and probably that
none would be made out that ne
q administration assurr3iy would
wait
The Detroit times., 1915-08-25

commission viii meet, Thursday. TO
decide on future plans The play
-roUn. directors are engaged in TAX
INK Inventories and taking care Of
apparatus. The PLAY grounds which
remain open will close hereafter al
BID %. ut. aud Jae directors viii go
on du'y ais
TbouSh the weather PLAYED hob
with the season. ans though the
.5sk 90 organization VAS great the
results have been good. and sept
Iasat ~ the Fairgrounds have
taught tae children the value ot
.eitcoutroued effort, hey have done
"a srea. deal ot good. and I am sat
sucd that the, have.
THE city has had 81 Fairgrounds.
With itU directors this year.
year Detroit had % play grounds
with ifo directors
The ciu swimming championships
VIII De- decided iu the waters about
Belle Isle. SATURDAY There NDl oe
separate meets Tor girls and boys
under is. in which swimmers may
eater GRE following events So yards.
free suIs. Ioo yards. free st,le SO
yards. 'oeia another zoo yards
relay race. teams ot four 10 swim
30 yards.
Women who compete IN The sen
to- meet will enter she following
races 80 yards, tree style Too
Yards free style So yards. towing
another Men viii have the follow
-s events Tee yards. free st,le /.
200 Yards. free 5,yle 500 Yards.
rss style eco s4ras .s.4y race.
Gems or tolr.
In TIE distance s~ims. the women
VIII swim from the water !ntaa, al
tas cad of The island 20 the dni>a
aoa. oesr tle rathhouse. A tae
American channel The men oill
SWIM across tle bead OF the island.
ievu tse Carad a. chan1c. around
islands too, and up-rlyyr % TIE
.1 .H Scat
J-s Ns,eo.m>eg director of 50 ~.
uas says ,Hat more people Dave
$50. ,as recreation commission s
.er., -.sa ra,. awaited rleus -lys,
a aeas isle ba,a house The
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COLD WAVE
WILL STICK
Mercury Not Due for
Substantial Rise Till
Friday

According 70 Norman b Cous,r.
of the weather bureau. Che weather
Detroit Is experiencing TO-DAY. Is al.
right and has come 90 STAY until
Friday az least IL viii not he
stormy and may warn up a Hy-le Z
tho SUI comes ont The cold wave
has come In from Manitoba. where
The thermometer registers - A.
: o'clock "Wednesday morning. a.
registered So 20 Detroit and AZ noon
had rct risen srv