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Wo new election propo-
ns-the widening Of
Z Inaty-fourth street 40 feet
S6n the viaduct to Fifth
S1nue, and the provision Of
'ssem drains and sewers in
SS1 South Rock Island dis
irI -sre being planned to
= put before the voters Of
'Yoek Island at the special
eleetion when it will be de-
eided whether the city Of
TEX Island will change
ION the commission to the
! sIdermanic form Of govern
neat.
ne resolution naming. the two
rruocGitions was introduced before
~ city council yesterday after.
ooon BY Mayor H. M. Schriver q
lbe regular weekly meeting. bu,
~ not voted on. City Engineer
wallace Tre.chler was instructed
% prepare an estimate Of thu
olsns and specifications before thu
imposition will be put up to thu
pnlmissioners at . special meetinl
Il the council which is set fol
Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
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h1ble. y6a knoW. d sela IN al tha
beet book 1tog1 tt salA has nav
or been ro9tr1eto1 The 0ideons
plnce free t6hies Il hnea1 feonna.
an nany Who hase never ren4 ths
book before beeune - eRa9foo0ed
with auc4 eDioodos = tho n1rder
u Abol tA1k they DoTl0tn Tie vol
1Me - ooa1tn1e their reading when
tAey leave tn hotel The bible q
the mast stoaen book ever pub-
lished.
Other murders. mnch more
smoothly acccmnlishad than the
murder Of Ali. haye been ordered
cut from fllms. II the censory allow
the biblical murder Ia b. shovn-
ana thev Win nrove themaelves min
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-12
SUSPEND PosTLIGHrs.

Major B. c. Dunn, superintend-
emit Of lighthouses. today announc-
ed that postlights would be discon-
tinued on the Mississippi and ILL.,
nofs rivers. Postlights were
lighted last night for the last time
this season on the Mississippi riv-
er between the Missouri river
mouth and Grafton and on the ILL.,
nois river between its mouth and
Beardstown.
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COREY DISCUSSES
SALE8lGANHHIp AT
COMMERCE MEE5

Captain John W. Gorby. directcr
Of research for the Cyclone Fence
company, Waukegan. H.. viii ad-
dress the December meeting Of the
members Of the Rock Island Cham
ber OF Commerce in the Y. ". c. A
next Friday night 1t s O'Clock. He
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Remember there cannot be too many lamps in
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Don't delay-be here tomorrow morning early.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF
DAYTONA -SEABREEZE.

DIR. Robert Stuart Macarthur. win
ter preacher. Bible school at 9:45.
Glasses for all ages. Parents invited
with their children. H. @. Rimbey.
superintendent; DIR. Macarthur. teach
err of class Tor winter residents. Wor-
ship and sermon at IL. Subject OF
sermon, "A Mosaic OF Gems" b. Y.
p. L. AMI Christian Endeavor at s: 30.
Worship. prelude and sermon at 1880.
Entire service one hour. Subject of
prelude. James Bryce. the English
Yankee" Sermon. THE Man Who Is
Not a Church goer.'' Miss Hotchkin.
organist: Miss Sparber. soloist: Mr.
Manchester. choirmaster. Calvary is
a community. a tourist and d parish
church. Open all the year-"The
church of the open hand and the WARM
heart All cordially invited. Come
Bring friends.
The musical program for the ser
vices on Sunday are as follows:
Morning.
| Organ in G major "a. fiol-
ilins): offcrtory. Cavatina (Raffb
postluie. Triumphal March pau
! Wachs}
| Anthem Praise the Lord. 0 Jeru-
salon &c. Darnton,.
Evening.
Organ-Angelus bruce Steane)
osfertory lLemaigre); post!ude. An
tienne tBatiste).
| Anthem Soprano solo. Abide Viii
Me (Liddie).
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slRsT BAPTIST CHURCH

25 n. Palmetto Ave. Rev. Holmes
s. Rightmirc. Pastor Bible school ev.
cry Sunday morning at 9:45 O'Clock.
In this school will be found class
suited to every age of life. From the
tiny tot in the beginners dept. to the
pastors class tor men there is a
place for every age Morning worship
at Al:0U O'Clock. This SUNDAY begins
the sessions of the Fourth Annual
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04

by ]. N. ST.
~. vito Of the Tor
1glAnd, whose re-
diary. caused all
no1ID about the Brit
nShted = fresh Gig
- - politics. Ladies
lttics~ Mrs. AsQuttd
= lecture tour. annOun-
- Previously she had
80 seeking her opinion
lneGO1 Night another. adj
; ~ ont tobacco II she
y n|n1aa. explaining that
~ il the hoosgow or
hat Is that"
1glG the opinion tina;
~ the peer Of cities.
~
+ - seen Brooklyn"
- Americans crude af
- With her first Amer
- other afternoon? OF
Ma Asquith said she
y lcans tremendously in
D ohe audience frequenti,
1yo. Asqu;th with rude
- her lecture.
Asquith believe tines.
o1n0eod 70 the Irish e;e
on1nion.- she said "tha
0klch marked my firs; an
80 a American audienc
~ fashionable ladies' i,
m naats. They xere bored
\
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CONGREGATIONAL chuRch.

Corner VOlusia and Palmetto streets
1.-THE. only church On VolusiaD; Rev.
Nv. y. Lewis minister. 9:A6 q. n.
Sunday school, Mr.. ]. Blair Dunn, SUI
|poFlntendcnf. III =. M, morntng wor-
ship The arst Vt series of morning.
sermoae on theAgeaeral theme The
kAll9lQ4 ~ = Mature MtnA--> For this
mOfnm& 0qoru MANHOOD 6OtO by
Mr.. Ramsey, with Mrs OTIS at the or
Gan 1880 p. M! evening worship-
foaeures: Vocal solo. Nj; Zimmer-
mani. the organ. sMre. Qtts; i double
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- esa aoai Lis tneaih
1cenods.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-04

~ Morgan. famous
0apttss Church to-
week. 225-2-4-1t
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
Todoy's Independent Games

iiildale ut StentOn Field club. Elena
aud Nu~grUyr streets.
Flrisbcr ~ }. 4 J. Dob>on. Thirty fifth
street and Queen Lane.
krrshnw Field club AT Amb!rr.
liridr -hIrE at American Chain. York.. IA
Mrrrill at PHILADELPHIA Terminal, tIfts-
eighth ana " iaut streets.
Camden PUblic service ut II. Thumns
lnb. Second and DUPONT streets, Whining
ton. Del
:, Logan AT North rhiIie>. Fourth and
Ning0hOchiug " streets.
>".th rhiIli"> nt Stonrhurst. Frt,-righth
and Wninut streets.
fo> Motor NJ -. Rarnabas. Si>ty-Gf,h
'trcet and Elmw ood avenue.
>hnnahnn - -. folumbL. Twenty fourth
"trec and Allegheny avenue.
l. y. =. Rochester ut Hatch MOtnr
forN-srvcnth and Spruce streets.
Hachurnch Giants At South PhillN He
brrw., Nhrtzlnr Park. broad and BiGicr
streets.
Cuban Stars At Monmouth. Of Gloucester
Pelham siik SoN ut Kensingt0n. Frnnkfort
HIrnnr md Berks street.
Nativity NJ Hurl,ngtOn, y. j.
thtster nt ShpmOkin.
PhiIadelnhir Electric NJ HAYWOOD, Thirty
first and Dickinson streets.
Eridrsburg \. 4. at Wildwood DitmaI
ana Nakeling streets,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
Fire Leading Batsmen
in Each Major League
AMERICAN :.EAGCE

cjsion contest in which the wrlter-
weight champion will defend his laurels
against the lightweight titleholder:
Mysterious Bi'ly Smith, one Of Brit
tons many predecessors. retained his
crown by knocking out Kid l.avigne. he
Benny Leonard of his day. in the
twelfth round. lavigne was being
beaten 50 severely that his seconds
tossed II towel into III" ring IN token OF
defeat.
/, wus six years ago that Rritton be-
cam. the wclterwright boss. lie was
rendered II referees decision after II
twenty round bout with Ted t"kid'D
Lewis ut Canton. o.. in 1916.
Reports from New York this morning
stated both Leonard and Britton were in
prime fettle for tonights fuss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
WSCOSE BEATS CHESTER
IN FIRST SERIES CLASH
Frank Miler's Club Is Winner Be-
fore Seven Thousand Fans

The Ni>rusc club. Of Marcus Hook.
and Chester iuaUguIut"d Il series "t
seven games yesterday afternoon for the
championship Of Denwar" tuHnty ANA
NiAcoSr captured the opener u I" -.
Frank Miller. former pand mdn-
agcr. had an all. lineup tor III"
winners and such players II. IlrN
Spaldins, "Bud' W"Si"r, Norman
ri!r. Earl Biting and Maurice tath,
After trailing in III" rear for nv"
innings. NiSrosr came 10 Inf" and mHd,'
three runs in the >xtn and ied IN"
score At ). Dav" Williams cam" HON"
with the winning run on Illrt'S sing"
IA the seventh.
The series j. attracting all kinds Of
attention and over seven Thousand fans
saw tie game.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
DEMPSEY.WILLS BOUT SURE
Articles for Heavyweight Bout May
Be Signed Today

New York. June 26.-Articlcs for A
contest between Jack Dempsey. world, /,
neaVywright boxing champion. and
Harry; Wills. Negro challenger. may b.
signed today or tomorrow.
dempsey reached New York yestrr.
gay after trip from his home in Los
Angeles, eclaring his willingness 10
hsht anybody. any time. anywhere.
m,olhcident with his arrival. Promoter
lex hirkard announced negotiations for
me proposed match with Wills were
n"nring a definite stage.
Managers of both boxers have x.
pressed their willingness to sign and
apparently only certain details remain
TO be worked out.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
STANDARD SLATE CLEAN
Wins Seventh Straight In Judaic
Union League

Standard Lodge continues with a
clean slate in the Ludaic Union. Ma,
.Iafie's team won it's seventh straight
game by defeating Philadelphia in a
six inning game at Saratoga Park
yesterday . 10 |. Bob Radnor pitched
a pretty game. permitting only three
hits. Abe Srhaefer also was Il star in
handling Radnor's delivery.
In the other gam" Disrarli won from,
Morals. : to !.
Standing Of the teams:
Won Lost p"t, Won Los, Pct
standard. o LOCO Disrae,i., = 2 40,
Phla. 3 .420 Mora's.. u : DOT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
FIVE NATIONS IN
HOUR BIKE RACE
colombatto, Miguel, AppIehans,
Anderson and Lawrence
in Long Grind

For the FIRST rim" in history Of blk"
competition in Philadelphia tiy" diff
Terent countries will he represented in
the "All Nation" rae" NJ Ri" PoIn'
Breeze VeIodromo Thursday might A
quintet Of international star, will par
ticipate in II one. hour grind.
Here are the riders: George Colon.
batto, Italy; Jules MIGUEL. France ;
Willie Applehans, Germany; BraasE
Anderson. Denmark. and Percy Law
renee, America, The men who will set
he pase for these pedal pusherS are TO
be selected from Jimmy Hunter. PhiIa.
delphia Johnny Schlee. Newark CU0'
Miller, BROOKLYN: Norman Anderson.
Denmark, and Eddie Root, Rhode
Island.
The appearance Of MQurI. Anderson
and Lawrence will be the first OF the
1922 season in philadelphia. AS" \
Sill be the Dane 5 debut in this city.
Lawrence has been on III" Sidclinps
swing to an injury suffered early in the
'eason. but he Is in shape now 10 get
into the running for the points score
championsip Of 1922.
Applicants has become fully accli E
mated and the German proved on Fri q.
day night that he was riding in great
form when, paced by Jimmy Hunter. he
captured thirty mile event in New
York, besting out several of the best
riders in America at the present time.
An innovation on Thursday night
will be the wearing of sweaters by pace
settlers with their names inscribed on
the back.
The sprint match special will be be .
tween Bobby WalthOur Jr.. and Fran
cisco Verri, Of Italy. They will 60 on
IN . one-mile race, best two OUT Of
three heats.
Vincent Maddona is stiIl leading for
points scored, with ffty.Onc and
Mioual is the runner.up with forty
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
HOU Does 1t Strike YOU?
Hagen's Triumph
BY
THE OBSERVER
ErternainatOr


nleho of the British golf
the rather smusy They had
Their professionals the in the world.
% ,ns @ % % % ."n, % therr a they co"n conceive of an American
where the comparatively young coming over there and taking their
a the United States the
This occasOed little alarm abroad but
John Bull refused believe American or flock " them could lift tn.
ock of American did it,
the had been born there he hadn't learned all his golf there
and % M % r T% "ay % the "s T. % 0sr @ % % % wS' Hn E r' @
what finish good as Hagen won Barnes tied for
british golf swrnns gales.
.onsn. AG " to " . s nsms " s srS s. s s. s "
land have tough combination
smashing triumph a Iomebr a progress
Of American golf.
CPEAKING Of which VA,
- Whskawny let moment
sldine. Fair
The Iron Horse has faced the exactly hs.
returned
His first fame in 1918 when he
""ky Derby shortly after being bought by his from
Unlike of the famous of been
trained by than The Kentucky gdng
produced no matter who wa" handling him.
Nd Bones has been entered in eight this
beat m n "'
The Me'.f Empress sedns has wonderful chance
All Of which that blood will tell.
WILL. For eighteen years Jck
the Of the world Toni,b
in New York will meet Benny Leonard junior
Proper living and carefu!ness to keep
the when others forced after
and tonight may be the occasion"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
WlYlSKAWAY CROWNED
KING OF HIS CLASS,
DISPLACINC NORWICH
Fleet Son of hiskbroom II Only Duplicates Feat OF Hi,
Sire OF 19l3-H hitney Colt Prores He
Is No Sprinter in Latonia Special

tdm has been dN'veI
decided Th"
of about when
M"rvHL
Harry Payne whitney
champion wcl which the Whit
by the of ffth
Of second
WhnNay another npr" Slllo for s.
mutuc To
Morrtchs
machin h wunw toHr
$ WhSkHWny. WhSN'
Suburban landiar
md in He @Fo That
With record what
could
Of lay Whitney will not Il"
that Mr. Whitney
biz Piiop
the hest Of i rou Ptkncs Norrih
The lrdN O'b
Ids IN the Spcra n cut
rtenf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
The Hamilton Derby viii be run I

gay - rh" foAtur" Of rh" opening Of the
rae" meeting ~ Hamilton. ont. Il j. a
mil" aud n quNrt"r race. with $1,000
added, Star Jester will perhaps rule
tuv"rit". Horses which appear best II,
the Hamilton cours" are:
First rae" Topnng", Mis- Edna,
Null Srrundus Second t>Ierpl"rhaSrI~--
Brnrhcr. McCoburn, Fair Mac. Third
Hrynthona, Sweet Rouuu"r, Rock Silk
Fourth Mercury, iiIIdur Dream Of
III" Valley. Fifth ODcrbyD 49, Star
Jester. Spanish Maize, Collingn. Sixth
Lady Luxury. Fort thurrhill, The
Nephew. Sev"nrh-On High, Smarty
Walkup.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
"FOLI.OWING THROluH"

The golf links are crowded these fine sum
mor days both with amateur and profess
sional players, Every move Of interest to
lice written by that aurhority. Frank Nc
Cracken for the readers ~ the PUBLIC
LspoEn Make II HabitA --Adr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
LEONARD PICKED
FOR DUAL TITLE
Benny Is Favored to Dethrone
Britton as WeIter Boss in
New York Tonight
JACK 10 YEARS IN THE RING
Isy LOUIS ". JAFFE

DENNY LEONARD is being picked
- rs the winner in his meeting to-
night in New York with Jack i'rtton.
II the dope Is upheld benjamin will
have made pugiii>tic history. becoming
the worlds lightweight, -wrlterw"ight
champion. Leonard and Brtton are to
meet in scheduled fifteen round bout
10 Il judges decision.
Johnny Buff. of Jersey city. is being
recognized as II dual titlrholdrr, being
the fyweght -bnntamw"isht champion.
bu, the lighter crown carries with it
only the American lnurel.
Will" tritton---thr real marvel Of
the ring. having been engaged in tistir
competition for Il period of eighteen
y"arS-wIll hav" an advantage in
weight he will nave tn" >cythe Of
Father Time to overcome. Record books
show i.ritton 10 be thirty-S"vrn years
"f uG" this coming b"tober. hut I'll"
How Old Is Ann" line may be used
in connection with Jack.
Born in 1855:
Recently Brir,on was asked his age
"Wcli. tn" records show that was
born in l>>s
Coming in virtually NJ cntch-
Weights. Leonard will b" stronger 10y
Jar than when he boxes 1T the light ,
weight limit. Both Benny and Rri'toi
ar" 10 step ON tn" scales at IL pounds
II Madison Square Garden AT clock
This afternoon.
This Will b" the first Of three i'm :
,rrtant tlrS for which Leonard j.
matched inside of n month. On july |
Benny will hook up with Rocky Kansas,
at Michigan city. Ind. ten rounds, ne
decision. and Lew Tender will be hi'
opponent in the most important of hi
matches since becoming champion when
they get together al Jersey City July -
Twice before Leonard and Brittor
met in the squared circ,c. They boxeo
ten rounds. no decision. In New York
in 1917. and the following summer
punrhrd al each other in Il six .r"undri
a, the Phillies' ball park.
History Repeats
For tho first tim" in twenty -"igh
Years in New York city the spectators
at tn" Nclodrom" will witness II de-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26

.>queduct -- Fir-t race Egc. Thes.
sally. Golden Fork Second - David
IIarum, Big Heart, Lettermun Thrd
Tynrr, Evil. Avispa. Fourrh-RiIly
Mclaughlin. EdgAr Alien Poe. Whisk
Fifth Billy Mci.aughlIn. IIopha~iroN.
Lady Baltimore. Sixth SHnQursl.
MacI.ir G"ldru Rule.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
White Sox Release Mccabe

hicnso. June 28.--Richard McCahe. star
n.'oner OF the Buffalo Club Of the Interna-
nonai ai League. has been sent back 10 the
bunalo club by the Chicago White Sox
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
BACHARACH GIANTS
WILL OPPOSE SPHAS
Colored Team viii Meet Down.
towners at Shetzline Park.
Its Play North Phils
FlEISHER TACKLES DOBSON

The usual ,lim Nonlmy ,'h"duIr i"'
IT." rNiIghr fans has been augmented
this evening by Il number Of games
booked by prominent clubs. and rod
bot contests ar" "Np"I"I ia III" differ
"nt sect, ions Of III" cItE.
Th" S"nrh l'h'li> ll"br"WS, a'rr
winning every gam last w"cI,. which
included victories oyer HillduI". NalI .
son Stars and Bru"kIyu ROYAL Giants.
'hr"" Of ia" foremost COiored clubs, taxi"
IN rhr Hnrharach Giants this "v"uin:
Downtown fans Rave been anXi"lIs t.
see the IaChNrachs and Spha~ meet,
and Manager Eddi" G"rrlirb has again
arranged with the uthrinls Of ShrtHlm,
Park for the contest I" h" played there,
nN Bll Rud"ph and his team are else.
where.
\ gam" acros> the Srhuvlk!lI that
is Of interest j. th" meeting be-.
tween HATCH M",or and the /. :. :
Rorhr>trr. tn" >ul!"r> hay" a fast team
hat has held all H." blk clubs t" We
Sur"tuhlr scores. and they "Xp"ci I,
scalp the motorists. The ltn"h".t"r ha0'
will be- ~ the gam" 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26


THE first advantage Is III. There
L are no loose skirts to interfere
with swimming. The water will not
wrap the skirt along your legs. for
II is not long PnCugl! and the danger
Of being upset because you cant
move Is eliminated. Furthermore
you are less likely 10 be caught in
the undertOw.
Stockings Nuisance
As FAR as stockings ar" concerned
"A they are a nuisance. and the sh"r'
that 60 with them are worse than that,
You lose freedom. Shoes. n" matter
how light they are. h"r"m" excess
weight. and anything which weighs one
down should be avoided.
On an average. the Pacific Coast la'
more swimmers on bathing beaches thar
'hr East. The sensible bathing sui
j. tn" greatest asset.
In the West girl with silk stocking
causes rs much comment as one without
st"rknsS in I'll" East.
II every man and woman wor" th'
only really s"nSibl" suit. the Coast suit
which j. slowly coming into its own
we would hav" fewer drowningS. f"wc
hathcrs and NOR" swimmers.
Til" Miami beach has progr"~>c,
rapidly. Th"r" ar" Il number Of person
taught t" swim lhrr" every winter
One Uf III" reasons for the success ai
ia!n"G down there j. til" style >uir used
Til" Coast suit is virtually the unl
one used. and therefore. the hcglmn"
i not handicapped by wrighty SUITS
! am ais" glad I" my that Sinckiu%> II
Miami ar" Il curiosity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
Pouilley Makes Trial Swim

tuSts, June 20. Poulllcy. the French
swtmmer. has completsd his fresh-water
ErASolns for his forthcoming attempt to swim
~ English ChanneL Entering the Canal
~ Apurcq, at q point below Meaux yestsr-
alil~o, In nine hours korty-nins minutes. He
SAs fresh and did mott EN- to hs tired.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26
Logan at North Ph!ls

Manager R"ifSuyd'r. Of tar N"rIh
Phillir,. has arranged II gam" with
Logan to be played ur F0nrth and
WingUhVcking streets. II will be the
first meeting OF the teams. who are up
town rivals. johnson Will pitch for th"
phillics against $rhChy, for Logan,
Manngrr .Iohnny WHIT" of nobs"n,
has arranged gam" with til" F'"isn"r
Warmers ~ til" wcnvrr>' ieId, ar thirty.
hf'h street and Queen lane, II Is th"
first r,mr these lrrHi rivals hUv' "onr
,ugr,hcl rhI> sea ,oIa. Last Nr"r ihcN
established y record. IL nearly every
.un" they participated IN required
Xtrn innings. Dobson scored nnm"r-
ous victories last week I'll" most prOmi- .
ncnr being the 1873 walloping handed
tacharach Giants.
Mount Airy faGs are all agog over
the Hilldalc and Stenton contest at
Phil. Ellena aud Musgrove streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26

MOST Of the criticism directed at
AN1 swimming. or rather bathing.
whore women are concerned is not so
much at the participants a il is AT
the suits Many municipal officials at
bnthing beaches. particularly in thu"
East. keep busy regulating the styles
by laws and trying 10 enforce them.
In view of the tact that am a
swimming girl suspect there are
many who believe am strongly in iavor
Of one. piece suits Al all times But
really. I'm not The style Of suit worn
should be governed by the occasion.
Just as a dinner gown does not belong
on the golf links or tennis courts.
nrithcr does a one piece silk suit belong
ON the beach at Atlantic City. We have
suits especially for sport competition.
ON the golf links or in til" swimming
tank.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-26

CTYLES in swimming suits should
~ drift and. as Il matter Of fact.
are drifting 10 the most convenient.
most comfortable and safest suit.
The Coast suit Is Just that.