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The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Health officers are Vr"sutns vith ths
dlp,heria sad scarlet fever epidemic
that abouHds in certain sections Of ttC
city
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Meiefhotfer. the undertaken, ~Hh
lady attendant, Ninih aud Feiix
streets ADV
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

III o~strf ~ S"~sph' Aafthtal
Of Lsosl Notice Caa he Feaaa
lS-----------.------
a iuniur oollege course has been
adoptea ., Central high school
Painless E1irActnrs Drs Has.
Rass. dentists. Tl6 "a feht STREE
Telephone Main ts0o ADV
a smell Of $, Joseph scv,F sss
makes the whole city KIN
F~eney 4 powaey Tor best i'iamb
Inc ard Gas Fiting 100. Frederick
Ave Phone iis Adv
Al Northscst Missouri Niil b. ,u
81 Joseph October / to hesi the srost
Cham9 clark
Miss zofa Gait aad william u Cam.
crou. the Wel known uews agent. we're
married a, Kansas Ciu Tuesday
Meaefhotfer. the undertaken, ~Hh
lady attendant, Ninih aud FeiiN
streets Adv
Health officers are VresuinR vith the
dlp,heria sad scarlet fever epidemic
thar abouuds in certain sections Of tho
city
For the best values In whiskies tfy
Inieert's Also his 25c Metcbants :
Lunch 90i .. tth St Adv
Lawyer A W Keiso. the old Hick
ory" OF Grant city. vas In 81 Joseph
Thursday on business with %" rel
cree in bankruptcy proceedings
Robidoux Shoe Repair Co. E'
rrsBcts Phone 1911 Free call and
ieliyery ADV.
A neW suburban tract. TO be- knowr
a. the Davis Brothers addition. nortf
oi Krug Park, was placed on the mar
kst this week
Fvarvthing YOU need for any Mind %
Painting wallpaper Chandlecs Pain
a Glass Co. ~ Edmond Si--AdS.
Frank Lewis hailinr from Calves
ton. Texas. broke into BLOCK Brothers
store "Wednesday night but wSs car
tured b. Jess Rogers the night watch
Learn to swim. and enjoy the an
water at tho NAtAiormm. Second sn'
Francis streets o. H. Kay lE IN
manager and lessee ADV.
4 headline SAYS that Missouri 9
known Tor It's gravel That's HothIna
There are tots Of - Joseph ucn note
f1r tbpir sand
peAniifui pictures TO- hall na-ln
or library, artistic framing ard IN
AT goods 81 Joseph AT store -
Trsncis street ADV
" Ebou smith ionr ia the commits
sion business ST Mound CITY rs buy
INK propeft, In St Joseph with "a
view Of making this city his homo
Charles r. IL suing Mabel Crane 70
divorce and Mrs William n Culhr.
wants a legal separation from her M
band
Leave your watch and tcwciry ait
Rohweddcr Freymsnn to he repalre'
ADV
Henry s Llttletou. who died la'
saturday and vas buried yesterda
vas pas, master Of ST Joseph lodg
AF& NJ and VAS the oldest pa
master living
An Ad cluh was organlz"d IN ft
city Thursday evening its purpose b
lng 10 raise the standard Of advert
ina In 81 Joseph and foT closer p
iationship among advertising m"o
Tr. q. y. Ford Practice limhed
tie extraction o. teeth 400 corb
Forsc~ Adv.
O. is sdgEssted ths' the only WAY
keep 81 Joseph out 81 th' tramp clai
81. tc vote the Improvement bonds d
DOH the old gal up bit Some snh'
20 that TOO
claude Madison and wife have p
turned from two months visif
ths California fsiTs Il is ssid m
bathing along the Pacific coast vi
...r.rhnA mo Mnhisnn va there
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

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,st,.p ta i.9.r.or us,f. tn sr.ak s'
ttr Kspss. ,rn t,p.aiiipp roiona.
y..t,,. .dt,ri.l f,,nr Iu Die parrr
Vas "A b,,.. onr ip ,b, course ~
which nr FaIt ts,. vr.tsi ., th, art.l,
o., h, s., I.g.s TIu.s had fed aud
tp.v b. U.a when r. wrote - Ns
..r ltsa-d. demanded r r,i,sslan
r4,nrl ro.l,- des.oeea GUS scr
s.nsi efnt...n 90 N.fr, rdvarda. lUi
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The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

For the best values IN Whiskies tf'
fiiissrts Also his Csc Merchant
Lunch. ?05 .. sth St-Aiv
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Lawyer A W kelso ,hc old Hick
ory" Of Grant City. vas Ia 81 Josopi
Thursday on business with %" rci
cree Ia bankruptcy proceedings
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Frank Lewis hailinr from Calves
ton. Texas. broke into BLOCK Brothers
store "Wednesday night but wEs cap
tured b. Jess Rogers the night watch
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

A neW suburban tract. TO be- knowr
a. the Davis Brothers addition, north
o' Krug Park, was placed on the mar
kS, this week
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Fritz MasR Who conducted = black
smith shop fsT many wears on Pred
crict avcnup died MONDAY morning Al
local hospital following az opera
iion He vas hfty tour years Old
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

NJ 4 C. Clark. noW ~ the rsristry
division oi the Chicago post office n
former veil knowu stiache OF the 81
Josrph office 10 renewing Scquain
tancc With his old friend. here
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Everything YOU need for any Mind %
Painting Wallpaper Chandlee's Pain
A Glass Co. az Edmond 81 ADV
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Al Northscst Missouri Will b. ID
81 Joseph October 10 hesi ne erost
Chamq clark
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Robidoux Shoe Repair Co. tl1
rrsBcts Phone i0il Free call and
ieliyery ADV.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Freney 4 uuwsty Tor best Plumb
Ing ard Gas FittinE 100. Frcdsriek 4
Ave Phone iis Ady
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Learn TO swim, and enjoy the an"
water at tho NA,Aiorium. Second and
Francis streets o. y, Kay lE the
manager and lessee 80 Ady.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Niles Matu. Nun RussIyk And NJ;
Merton ' RroSn the latter 81 For'
Madison. Iowa. we're married ga thts
,ity Monday afternoon They will 70
side at Furi Madison
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

claude Madison and wife have 20
turned from two months visli 20
tbs California fsiTs Il is said tha,
bathing along the Pacific coast was
suspended while Madison wss there in
order 10 bet him use the ocean all "a
himself
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Ehde Newton. vho wrote casey
loues." dipd few dass Rpu ~ Los
Angeles cal his homc He Was a
brother OF Mrs o ~ ShsnkIin oi ~
Joseph. and q year. 81 sgr and vas
raised ~ Ttvntou No
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Miss Nins Crers Esyc picnic io
iarFc numhe; Of her friends 1T her
suburban hoinr on 'hc Savannah ia
iprurbau Tuesday afternoon
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Mr end Ms A v nAruss ot New
Nosk afv v,siiius NJ and MN y "A,
Hafnet
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Mrs rtvd wurttief SAs hostes'
weaassass Tor ths EoiiFss Need,v
craft club
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

A smell of 81 Joseph sev,g Ea'
makes th. whole city KIN
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

pr and srs D. A BurRbsr l"ft
Tuesday for a raonib's stay in Can.
ada
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Nj and Mrs W spenoef tRo
torcd tc omaha ryldA, ana returned
Monaay
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

\ headline saws that Missouri is
known for It's gravel Thats NOTHING
There are lots Of - Joseph ucn noted
for their sand
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Mrs Ned wntirr ~ ChiczEo aud
Mrs J A Wise ot l.eAvehworth are
,istluF their parents NJ aud Mrs
Ueorgs 4 Brandon
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

For Rent Fipr fruit berry and
rueR farm about three miles from city
limits on Asylum road about olcS.u
'eros There is a first 5lsz. house
osrD and chict"n house. and also r.
Guc greenhouse on th, place Apply
C y ogden 9th aud Charles streets.
.or } Binsvaug.r. M South Third
street. St Joseph NO
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Mrs. Lath-r HaPkius sf1T KibE ASA
aNcnuc 10 the Poasosuor of Rihi'
pgin,rd In 1858 sud llks man, o,hcl
nlbScs In - Iose3h. is IN sood stat,
~ preser, Stion
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Msas l.r5nA HAeuc entrrthlned D
patty 81 ihift ci her friyHds q, hart
trii rRrk MONDAY nixht
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

O. is suggested that the oui, WAY "a
keep - Joseph out of th' tramp ciass
81. tc vote tire Improvement bonds a'd
doll the old gal up blt Some fnhs-
20 that. TOO
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Henry Lttlctou who died last
saturday and vas buried yesterday
vas = pas, master of 81 Joseph lodge
A.F& 4. NJ and VAS the oldest pas
master living
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Sup taf 5000 wAs hled Weanesda'
AGAINST The Travellers Protective a,
sociAtion by Jeanette Mitehelhh
= dos ~ william Nrchrlhili ",
tim oi the sinSinE 81 the STEAMSHIP
t.uEitaniR
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

The Woiaaut club heie its ntst
of ibe scssoB Monday amer.
noon Al thc homie OF Mrs I q Coeh
ran
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

ur. G. y Ford Practice liRhed TO
tie extraction of teeth sUs corby-
Forsc" -- Adv.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

A iuhiuf college course has been
ad0ptca d, Central high school
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

An "a cluh was Organized IN 'he
city Thursday evening its purpose b"
Ing 10 raise the standard Of advnrts
ina In 81 Joseph and Tor closer q,
iationship among advertising m"a.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

The rufnl schools of Buchanan
COUNTY hAN, opened with ON enroll
m"nt Of 3. 800 There are seventy Dis
'rlcts and ninety TEACHERS The aver
ago school wear in ths rural districts
ctshj months
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Nj and Mrs Thomas . Ra~lins
formerly OF TINS c,ty celebrated theii
nfusth wedding snniyrrsary Ai thsiJ
kansas City homo Tuesday
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

NJ and Mrs John ilvssr. Nj and
MIS- FysnE Hsurf and Mrs Frank
Ftr,taE have returned ftum nbhine
trip to BSlsAm Lake. Wa
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Beautiful pictures TO- hall na-l"
or Uhrsry, artistic framing ard I'm
AT goods 81 Joseph AT store 50
Trsucis street --Afy
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

srcllman's restaurant as Francis
street is Que @; the popular estins
places In the city Try it for the MID
day lunch you will Ike the service
and the location IL most convenient --
Adv.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Leave your watch and tcveiry with
Rohueddcr Freymsnn to he repaired
Adv
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Mr. z. ~ Lewis ol Kansas cas-
. ho was ihe guest Of bet brother
Mr. " u RaaseT. has returned
humv
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-17

bv. but Esther Il at the window Of her
room each day to see him pass. and
they have arranged a signal should
ever Esther need this humble. faith
full friend
The signal is a vase Of roses. When
this Is placed upon the window sill
Quabba knows 1t Is a sign that Esther
needs him. and day by day he passes
and IL relieved to see that the signal
is not displayed and all is well.
Esther, for the sake OF the absent
Arthur. ON whom her thoughts con-
stantly dwell. has carefully hidden the
documents at Stanley hall that she
found in Hagar's strong box. She has
said no word to those around her that
would indicate she deems herself tC
be other than the gypsy daughter Of
the mentally clouded gypsy woman
whom the surgeons Of Richmond hope
to restore to reason such time az she
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-17

uIOAU Ills L0OtU6T TGC0lveO
w him with remarkable cor
diality, considering the con-
dlti0ns under which he had left both
Fairfax and Richmond. Abe Bloom,
the gambling house keeper. and his
brother, Ike Bloom, the pawnbroker.
received him with a cold, businesslike
Indifference, which was rather strange
when 1t was remembered what both
these gentlemen had endured ut the
hands Of Blair.
But both the Blooms were 80 obsess.
ed with the desire to secure the dia.
mond for their own at any cost that
they had casually remarked they were
glad to see him and to 'let bygones
be bygones."
Blair's mother had only shown one
touch of bitterness In her converse ton
with him alone upon his return. This
was when she had informed him that
the price OF the silence Of the two
Blooms and the detective Tom Blake,
had been her written agreement. which
Blair must sign also. that the diamond
from the sky must be relinquished to
the Blooms II 1t ever came into the
possession, legally or otherwise, of
Blair Stanley or his mother.
As for Tom Blake. the detective. he
seemed to have no scruples one way or
the other. but kept his own counsel
and worked diligently and silently for
his clients, and them alone.
1t did not seem to occur to the de-
fective-at least. he gave no sign that
1t did-that he was compounding fel.
ony In suppressing the evidence he had
secured. which undoubtedly fastened
the guilt Of DIR. Lees murder on Blair.
Mrs. Stanley had dismissed Vivian
Marston from the matter by simply
stating to Blair that Abe Bloom had
Informed her that the vivacious indi.
vidual In question had one, il not sew.
eral. previous husbands prior to her
marriage to Blair.
The minister who married YOU ia
that creature has moved away from
Richmond" said Blair's mother. '"There
are reasons not necessary to intrust to
you that make It desirable that YOU
should marry Esther Harding" Mrs
Stanley had added.
And Blair looked upon Esther and
saw that she was fair, and. while his
infatuation for Vivian was still strong
his inscriptions mind dwelt with pleas
ure upon the thought that If he mar
ried Esther the fact might arouse the
jealousy of Vivian.
| II Vivian was a married woman
| married other than to him, what wouli
| 1t matter II he married Esther? Sc
Blair paid court to Esther.
| Such were the threads in the web Of
destiny that were being woven around
Esther In Richmond.
! Abe Bloom wove for the diamond
from the sky. In far Los Angeles hi.
agent, the luxurious Vivian MarstOn
wove also for the diamond, but TO
herself Perhaps Mr.. Bloom surmiset
this, but II SO he deemed he had tn,
means that held her at his mercy.
Mrs. Stanley wove her web for SOM
deep purpose of her own. deeper nov
than it ever had been. II she sus
picioned Arhurs claims to the Stan
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-17

Luke Lowell Was Thrown From the
ley heritages the .earIdom in England
and the great diamond, so strangely
missing, in America. were null and
void. she said no word.
Blair thought only OF his own de-
sires, and SO he wove also.
AS for Detective Tom Blake. he help
ed the weaving, too, but whether he
wove for Bloom or for Blair or for
Blairs mother or for himself only Tom
Blake knew.
In the Tar west sheep herder who
called himself John Powell had found
an outlaws stolen plumber under the
skeleton of q horse In the desert Few
who knew Arthur Stanley, the light
and reckless young master of Stanley
hall, near Fairfax, Va. would have
recognized in this bronzed and shabby
sheep hericr the dashing scapegrace
who had been suspected of murder.
But John Powell no longer thought
Of himself MS Arthur Stanley. His
cheeks burned with shame at the rec
election OF all the years he had squan-
dered heritage not his He was q
gypsy chanaeling and impostor.
Back In Fairfax. let them think him
z fugitive murderer. II they chose He
would bide his time and return rich
man. stand htS trial. and, without I'm
plicating Blair. be cleared. He felt an
added shame as he thought OF Blair.
Bad 40 Blair was, he. John Powell
Arthur Stanley that had been. had
usurped his place. Blair was the right
ful heir Of Stanley. He. m John Pow.
ell would make a name and fortune
for himself, and Blair Al In good TIM
might have the Staplay eArldom and
the diamond FROM tbs slky. SS
And then John powall's thop8hti
would turn to Esther. Was she hts ~
~. q waata tpos cbNneelmg9 81
(Copt1nued on PtsS lo)
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-17

Esther In Richmond Society.
Is in condition for the perilous opera
ton that will be necessary to effect
this.
But Esther knows she is Stanley
Of Stanley hall. 1t does not lessen her
affection for the afflicted gypsy wo-
man she has known as her mother.
Esther does not even attempt to
judge the motives that actuated Hagar
Harding In revenge for having been
deprived OF her own child, who was
reared as heir of Stanley. while she.
Esther. the true Stanley, though girl
and heir u no great title beyond the
sea, was brought up in the tawdry
surroundings of a gypsy camp. But
the thought that she is Stanley OF
Stanley hall, though 1t be not known
nor acknowledged, brings glow Of
pride and courage to Esthers heart.
She attributes Mrs. Stanley's sudden
and substantial kindness to her to the
fact that Mrs. Stanley has more than
a suspicion of who she rightly is. But
she and Blair's mother have tacitly
ignored the matter. Esther only knows
that her love for Arthur Is greater
than her pride at being Stanley Of
Stanley hall.
She would rather arm her heart with
patience and let events shape them
selves as a happy fate will decree, she
hopes.
Her dreams and hopes are all 10 one
end. and that is that Arthur will re-
turn. all suspicion removed. and take
his place as heir to Stanley. She does
not know how to reconcile this hope
and dream with Mrs. Stanley's atti-
tude. But at present Mrs. Stanley's
attitude is kind. and Esther waits, pos
sessing her soul with patience and her
heart with hopes and dreams.
Marmaduke Smythe. the English law
yer, has given up his search for the
heir to the Stanley earldom in disgust
He has left the matter in the hands Of
Detective Tom Blake and departed for
England.
| In his last interview with Detective
Blake Smythe stated his opinion Of
| Yankees generally and the Yankee
Stanleys in particular.
Il can conscientiously say that do
not believe the climate OF this country
Is conducive to titled aristocracy.
Even the SO called landed gentry are a
| queer lot" said Lawyer Smythe.
when was here eighteen years ago
TO verify the birth of the Yankee heir
| to the earldom was in danger OF nv
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-17
CHAPTER XXI.
1.-THE Web Of Destiny"


- AGING at Vivian Marston's
cool dismissal of him after adj
hitting she had married him
only to gain possession OF the
Aiamond from the sky. Blair Stanley
rwas not wholly pleased at receiving
money from his mother in Richmond
and news that he might return.
He had half mind not to 60 BACK
to Richmond, but he felt sure that
there was small hope Of getting trace
Of the diamond now that 1t had fallen
into the clutches OF the train robbers.
But If Vivian gets it-and she will get
it IL she hears of it-and such gem
VIII make its presence known. he
thought-''she must send for me.
"Only as my wife can she hope to
have any claim on the Stanley heir
loom. And II she will not have me
without the diamond she will have to
have me with it,
So Blair Stanley paid his bill at the
second rate Los Angeles hotel and. tax
ing his yalise. proceeded 10 the depot
to take the train back eslst- He won
dered n anything had been heard IN
Richmond or Fairfax OF the missing
Arthur Stanley. the riRhtfnl heir.
He smiled az he thought Of Artnur's
quixotic nature in deelnx as a fugitive
accused Of a crime be was guiltless OF
the murder Of DR.. Lee.
It would like to see myself be snch .
r<..ei aav,r1v fAANn t,ae I had gone broke
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-17

in Richmond Is Qnabbn. Both he and
Esther have realized it will not do for
the humble hunchback organ grinder
to be seen In proximity to the young
girl. Mrs. isandolph'a latest proteEe.
being Introduced into the best circles
OF Richmond" M that social light OF
the old southern capital would hare
phraaed Il.
But every day at certain hour
Qunbb6 goes by the Randolph house.
% the quiet side street. He does NOT
pause 70 play his vulgar tunes 10 such
hallewed precincts: He slips quieEly
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-17
CHAPTER XXI.
To Seek Her lovopl

YHEN Blair returned to Rich.
~ mond his mother received
him with remarkable cor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-29
Council
FORBIDS
STABLES

On complaint of As residents of
Thompson avenue, j. V. Hunta-
mer, a local horseman, and the
officers of the Tacoma Riding &
Driving association, were today
restrained by the city council
from erecting training stables
and stalls on their property at
39th and Thompson, adjoining the
Thompson avenue speedway for
horses.
The riding association was per-
mitted to go ahead with plans for
speed contests and races between
horses on the speedway Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, but was ad-
vised that the franchise allowing
them to use the avenue for speed
way purposes would probably be
annulled after July A.
According to G. Dove McQues-
ten, who headed number of
compliments, the driveway has
been transformed into race
track, and the promoters intended
to install professional trading and
sales stables in close proximity
to several large residences.
This is in defiance of the fran
chise, the council decided.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-29
Might Like to Quit.

Il have been i'll during the psAt
year, and am not strong. | miyat
resign right now II | could do 20
without letting that man get Goa
troll. I'll never resign SO long 40
Perkins is fighting me. Perkins
Will never cease trying to force
me to resign. That means /
never will. may die in offiss.
but | will never resign. I have
that much patriotism in Tacoma."
Supplementing his verbal In
terview, Mayor Fawcett today IL
sued the following Statement,
written by himself with his char
acteristic stubby blue pencil:
pete Sandberg and Louie
Bean would surely have =
picnic IL Perkins names Jesse
Jones mayor to take my
place, should I resign. The
people need not worry about
my resignation as long 40
Perkins wants me to.
"a. v. FAWCETT."
Mayor Faweett has been trSu-
bled badly during the last few
months with serious hacking
cough. Physicians have been at
tending him regularly.
The mayor is an incessart
smoker, and he has been advised
that constant smoking han
brought on his condition. tie
stopped smoking for more than q
month recently, but the habit
overcame his good intentions ,tst
week and he resumed the weed
again.
Several times the mayors az
lacks have been looked upon quite
seriously by his physicians, out
Fawcett has persistently refused
to give up his duties at the city.
and has never missed a day, ne
cause of sickness.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-06-29
THE MUNICIPAL Swimming
POOL--A REALITY

where the boys and girls, the
grown-up men and the mature
women, may swim and splash and
dive to their hearts content?
Enough for questions.
IL you didn't know the answers
beforeSOu began to read, you do
by thesEtifne you have read this
far. q
~ Taccma is. the first city west of
Denvkreia and the second city any
wherk west of the real eastern
states" 10 fnaugurate municipal
swimming -peol. 49,,
At the Lincoln Park high
school, where the mems and
women s swimming tanks were
opened for the first time this
year, the public has a place to
learn swimming, learn life-saving,
and enjoy itself, all at nominal
fee fixed to cover operating ex-
-penses.
Swimming instruction classes
at lincoln Park "swimmin'
poolf are as follows: Boys and
men, q to p. m. Wednesdays
and Saturdays, and 1880 to 9 p.
m. Wednesdays and Fridays;
girls and women, 2 to 5 D. m.
and 1880 to 8 p. m. Mondays and
Thursdays.
Isn't it great idea?
The municipal swimming pools
also furnish expert swimming in
stfuetors. Capt. and Mrs. Horace
r. Carter are retained to give in
divi9ual lessons free to all who
attend.
It's an innovation by the school
boartf, but it's about the finest
thing vet done for the public, and
the fact that classes at the "muni
swimming pool are gaining in
numbers each day, proves that
the public appreciates the gift.
Take your son-your daughter
-1your little brother or sister
and have a municipal swim in the