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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Cabbiness have
returned from visit with the for
mer's parents in Gracemont.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
Ne "shinee" srye.,, sho..

Professor Stroug ~ the hansas uni
Ner>itN law s'hooi and former chancel
Tor tclls AN amusing story relative e
Nisrount BrNces visit to the uniVer
sitN m 1919. Lord Bryce was the guest
81 he charollur. aud the next morn
ms tho latter. In strollng down the
upstairs hall, DSiic.d pair of shoes
outside his lordships door Immsdi
aiely there flashed through M. Chan
cellor's mind that Lord Bryce used "a
English customs had unthinklngl,
PLACED ,lr shoes outside for Jane 70
polish. fhs chancellor. being a good
sport, and knowing the folly ~ ap.
preaching an American James" ~
THY" with such p request took the
shoes and shinsd them himself un.
kno~b of courss. 10 his ior'ishlp The
latter. however. WI quick 20 perceive
American customs aud the shoes ana
not apIear outside the following morn.
ng
Which IN illustrative ~ beth Ameri.
ess democracy and English diplomacy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
Assignee's Sale
GARRAKD COUNTY COURT

GARRARD COUNTY COURT
x. +. Brown, Assignee. On Petition.
By virtue II n judgment and order
rendered al Us March 2lst. Term.
1922. IN the above styled cause. the
undersigned will ON
MONDAY. APRIL 10th, 1929.
at about 1880 A. NJ. sell to the
highest and best bidder on the prem
ises about one mile from Buena Vista.
on the High Bridge pike, in Garrard
County, Ky, the following de-crib-
ed property:
The said land Is in Garrard Coun-
~. Ny, and described as follows:
Beginning at stone corner to s.
W Poor; thence with Poor's line y.
s5A. W - poles TO Hickory,
thence with a fence y. ., W. $50
poles: thence SOFA, ". 1856 poles
to stake in the pike two poles West
81 a locust. thence with the pike :.
3 -. ". 10 poles. ). "a. T.. % poles.
:. %. =. - poles, :. . -. =. at
% poles, pass opposite dwelling
house. ln all a. poles. :. 20, T.. 9
poles. ;. 2sis. =. ~ poles. ). 40. r.
1876 poles 20 a stake IN pike opposite
a telephone pole corner To home tract.
thence near division line with home
tract y. so r., r. ll3 poles To a stake
feet South Of blackberry stump.
in line TO Naylor Bros. thence with
their line fence n. So. r.. 30 poles
TO stone and post, thence y. 59A,
W. 50 poles 10 stake with hickory
pointer. thence y. i9is. T.. 10 poles
to the beginning, containing $3.50
acres.
TERMS
The purchaser will be required TO
execute bonds with good surety for
the purchase price due in six and
twelve months from date Of sale.
payable TO the undersigned. bearing
six per cent Interest from date until
paid and secured by lien ON the
land. X. II. BROWN,
Assignee Of b. =. Ruble.
G. C. Walker, Atty.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
GOV. MORROW AIDS
JEWISH RELIEF
Prepares stirring Appeal or Behalf OF
Starving Orphans and homeless
. Families IN Europe

GOV. Edwin T.. Morrow In strong
heart appeal to the people ~ Ken
lucky calls upon those of every faith
To- give liherally IT their money. time
and Influence to the great cause 81
Jewish relief In central and Eastern
Europe
The letter Wa written 70 Col Fred
levy. ~ Louisville. state chairman ~
the American Jewish Relief Commit.
tees campaign In keEtu ~ this week
Ia rails. si,1..p ~ ~" Q 4 ~ star,.
lng children and a"mrie~s mrv and
women Who through ~" fault ~ their
own have been left to starNe and
freeze 10y N. fortunes - var
Go,. Marrow letter ~ full 'dlows /:
of're ~ the Governor
PRANK fort. ~
March ~ i'r12
col. Fred levy.
state Chairman. Jewish Relief Com
mIttee.
Louisville. ny,
NJ Dear 'ol levy:
am most happy to assure YOU ~
nv unqualified approval ~ the hu-
manitarian effort being made an over
America for N. purp"s" ~ relieving
The suffering and unfortunate Jew N
people In foreign lands.
starvation. cruelty, suffering -
every Kind has descended upon thuu-
sands ~ Jewish men. women and
particularly children In foreign lands
The horror ~ their plight il beyond
all words
! heli.vr that 10 u privilege to give
." such q eau~T. O" give net only 90
means hut ~ Influence and helpful
ness. and sincerely trust that he
wretrhed condition ~ the Jews
throughout Central and Eastern Ia
rope will appeal TO the generosity ~
eN.rN Amer cau heart. tn all races aud
a. al rrr,.is ! sincerely hui.- hI kru.
lucky VIII raise it~ quota ~ This fund
born In The spirit ~ the Fafh.rh"rI uf
God and the Hrni bsrh""d ~ Man.
lours very truly.
EDWIN T.. MuERuW.
Governor.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
Notice..

To The Citizens 90 Garrari County
\ great deal ~ complaint is com
INK TO m, ~ your County Judge that
owners ~ live stock in some local
tiles are permitting u 10 run At large
20 the annoyance ~ the public and
in violation % law Some have ask
81 for legal steps 20 prevent IL. II
appearing To me tn; many good citi-
Eens who want TO observe the law do
not understand their duty in This mat
ter. !. thcrefor- give this notice.
All the territory m magisicrial
districts No. /. y. .. and No. 3. Of
Garrard County, have heretofore
voted IN favor Of the stock Law and
the law is in effect. therefore, in
these three distric's which IL all 81
Garrard county except district No.
T. Any person wLo wilfully or By
neglect suffers cattle. sheep. hogs.
or any other live stock to run at
large are subject 70 a fine Under
the Law any livestock Of any person
which gets GU, o. any persons en-
closure in any way and damages an
other person the owner ~ such live
stock l. subiec, To damages TO the
extent ~ any injury done. |. there
fore. urge all persons owning live
stock In Garrard county in these
three district, TO observe this law
and keep livestocf enclosed, which
will avoid much veSatious litigation.
In the future tbs law will be en-
forced.
Thi. March 18th. 1922.
g. W. Trraiway. County
Judge ~ Ga'rard County. ny.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
LITTLE JEWISH GIRL
SETS NOTABLE EXAMPLE

Some mouths az" little Jewish
rirl. - i."uisN NE. Who's father j. a
NeIl known manufacturer Nas toll
~ her fond parent that 81. should
earn ta cook lie then prum.s.d that
~ would give her =, for the hr,f tn.aI
81. should prepare for the family with
,ut help from any one.
\ few days asn the proud ii.fir Girl
Informed her father that she hli plr-
,.ircd tie excellent dinner g. Wu.,u
y. Na~ Just sitting down Wh',' re two
nous. cooks sat In the Kitchen HuI
-.ad 10. new .lap.rs.
u lid not take hong fer the su'pr E.
81 and delighted father to hand over
he five dollar hIll io the iliils sri
There" she cNrlaimrd "tus:s my
contribution "a" the starr M IcaIsI
en- .ldren lu Eunnpe
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
ratk Wor.h, 81 Artist.

was thirsnl. 80 I took parcel -
laundry ~ Q" th" 'hirHmau "a Melee
street just now. u would re Interest
ing iu writ. hu"k deHllu. solely.
cnndidly. exactly. and fully with IN.
events. emotions. aud Thoughts - Just
Il" That. h. % way tu larry conviction.
assent. aud rui.iy, To- convey a. the
readers SENSES "a recognition of gen
nine actual human being. one might
claim tu Ice a. tru. artist .-Christoph~r
Morley.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
Mlrsls,r m. :,

Wireless wnyes twts' s.ih o. ,sl",t.
q h 40 million u.riV.- IeI ,,ru,d
Thee have the prupelllss oi iD. more
familiar and shorter Binds "a waves.
such as light. heat and A-ufs Radio
waves from twi an" station
spread out symmciri'ais frum the
station with uniform 10 ;ei siiy. very
musa AZ waves spread CO.. .i "a quls,
ls.ld when pel,bl, il uru. - ln. Ia
d given direction from ll, tf.usnltilns
station. nt given .ft.-.i 'As dis.
tancs between succetf = save crcsis
IL the wave length
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
Hunters Beware

We positively will not permit fox
hunting or hunting Of any character
or trespassing on orr farms Any
violators will be prosecuted
J. s. schooler. Edgar Price, W. A.
Price. Joe Criseillis. 7. ]. Price, X.
L. Elkin. b. NJ. Lear. r. T.. Barker
and X. y. Parsons
lothsr names will be added upon
the payment q rs eents) ttf.)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
o. X. TIL Their Fuse Blew out!

Their meeting was muiunl 81. be-
netic personality. willie he was not
repealed. fer his lips s"ou made c"u-
tact with hers and the spufhua rev
intense lie proposed With lightning
III" precision. then the, were united
Their friends were rl,, ;rin.d Wasn't
II shockiug X. h. Loano1rruu iu
Detroit frss rrss
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

You rei houa out of the library,
aud n"ilcr than some either render hgs
Improved ou 10" author ~ und,r.rur
ing the printed t'Nt 90 Isncilcd notes
~ fh' margin. occasionally these show
Intense Interest and deep Thought But
librarians saN meet 30 the Improve.
nents' are ciaurcs Ia punciuaiion
Same felix's are 80 bus, luot. rc Tor
ether peUph mistakes that ih,y have
NJ any tim, Ter their uWn.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
Before PRINTING.

before the arr ~ printing an educa-
zion was of Necessity mainly oral: the
scholar had to hang on the lips of his
masters for whatever knowledge he ex-
pe'tc'l to acquire IN 'he c"llegr. acad-
envy "r parish s''h""l; Ms "nly hops
beside, this wus the rare pri,iles II
iu"Ains 40 manuscript In s"me coi-
vsiaie or u.unasiir library 80 SInariuA
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

The h,a,inih - hb. rllustrnde
placed upside dawn. A irl ~ hNa-
cinihs resembles mass 81 hglustrrs
Thus i'ut gtcut Invention - the Rem
aissHu'c ~. haiustraGr. lows ~ 20
raiu ihr"ur' ~ glimpse "i nature.
This ruy ~ an tho fower. MIS- dell.
cate inspiration, unhrowIug'' requires
ih" Intelligence ~ mou tu dst,I"p It's
possibilities Aurusts E..r
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

Eahy hud rfal.i ior iitii, brother
and was disappointed when sister
cam. instead igi The uur~s explained
there ven. ."ar hahi,, l"rn Boo the
h"-pi'nl iiai ,JV and they Vrr, aIl
girls The D,N' iaN he Was ."urv hat
r.,ouyiird 5000 g~.rl tliy nurs" Well.
how are The, RUNNING tutluyy"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

In certain parts 81 Russia 'he mall
l. carried by bdiI,l"eS. Th.s animal 10
picked for tie service because of his
very ilai feet. which enable him to
travel Whcrr iur.,~ would sink.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

" the 'a.l~ 'f Niagara we're fully
utilized IL ."nuU'cd that il,'N would
suppl, "I'l=. 'pr.l 0" 7WU'ss' horse
power Will Hr .tr upper Mississippi
2vpUs sue. units - work should b,
available
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
rrbvte 20 Poet "
Notice

GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT
Banks Hudson. etc. Plaintiffs
W.
David Dudderar. Defendant
BY virtue % judgment % the
Garrard Circuit Court in the above
styled action rendered nj the March
Term. 1922. directing the sheriff Of
Garrard County. Kentucky. to sell
the property ~ the defendant attach
ed in this action. the undersigned
sheriff of Garrard County will on
TUESDAY. APRIL lith.. 1922. al
ten o'clock A. ". on the premises
% David Duddcrar on the kirksville
pike sell to the highest and best
bidder upon a credit % three months
the following described property. to-
wit:
Two gray mules. one mare and one
horse mule. two black mules. one
mare and one horse mule: three bay
mules. one horse and two mare mules.
Given under my hand this March
2ist.. 1929.
JAMES ROBINSON.
Sheriff Garrard County. Ky.
os.23-3tD
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

Miuce pie wa, discovered IN i.sG.
says 40 exchange That's "a long while
age. aud y.i let ~ ~ have still to
learn tist u isn't safe To eat IL ut
night.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
Daily Thouoht

Adversely j. >'im,liaes hurl upon q.
man bat f"r IN" man who can stand
prosperity t'rir are hundred that
will 1t. 80 diversity. Carlyle
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

Lightning HOLY IN East

~ some eastern coUu ps Il il con-
drr'd a mark ~ d.,u, fau,r 10 be
.r.r6 by lgLiniu..
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

News Item VIII a. nag,rle cot
married o. bh'' recently. "A promIs-
ing name for O. husband" writes Miss
". e. liost"u Transcript.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

slrn In n shop window ~Crocheted
Ladies Hand Bags" Crow shade la
dic-i oh. yes, brun.ttes Boston
Transcript.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

a little light haitery. no mean arti.
hc. IN thes. days had been bestowed
upon Mrs. Smith on account ~ her
ability 20 use either hand indifferent.
~ In the execution "a her duties
which we're charing. "i.or' bless. you.
ma am said the genial saul. not with
out condssc~usion, "TVs always been
III. that Tin aspldistras - Loudoo
lit Rita
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30

Ne ou.ht to b. as cheerful ~ We
rn. " only bscau-. g. he happy our.
selves. IL a most .n.ctuai contribution
a. the happiness ~ others Lubbock.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
The f-iohett Success.

Most 81 us ovcrio"k the fact that
90 de- good IN 70 make eucsi. &C., BOSTON
..HuSsri't
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
Coed Advice.

Never unbur'hn your lm. siuary
ruuhl.s IN thu't WI" '..'' CO.,. mes.
Hustun Transrrim
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-03-30
Green Clay Walker
Law And Real Estate

Money to loan on farms.
List your farm for sale-priv-
stely or at auction.
Office over J. w. Smiths Store.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21
SEEMS & CARLSON LOSE SCOWS
 IN BAD STORM ON SATURDAY

Two sCows, one carrying a donkey engine and the other a bunk and mess house, owned by the Seims & Carlson Company, road contractors were lost of Point Lena in deavy storm which swept that section Sat urday night, while being lowed from Tee Harbor to Aux Bay, according to work brought to Juneau yesterday and reported to the local U. s. Gus toms office. Each scow was In tow of a gasbOat, coming into Aux Bay, from Lena Cove, near Tee Harbor, where they have been stationed while the crew was at work on the road there.
 A strong southeaster was blowing, according to the report, and when the boats were of Point Aena the wind hit them with doubled force and it was necessary to cut the scOws loose to avoid loss of the boats.
 L. J. Yates, manager of the local office left Juneau today on the For est Ranger V to search for the scow, which they will take into Aux Bay It is thought the engine and build ing on the scows will not have suf- fered much damagS-Empire.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21
VIRGINIA GROUP IS
BONDED BY 4. c. LARSON

The Virginia group or four claims and the Duff claim, adjoining, have been bonded by A. c. Larson. who took options on them just before leaving for the soutE about three weeks ago. The bond is for $75,- GOO and calls for a five per cent cash payment. which was made Friday. The balance of the payments are spread over a period of three years.
 Active development of the proper ty is to be prosecuted throughout the winter under the direct supervis- len of MT. Larson, who is expected to arrive next Sunday to start the work. Wm. Bunting, who negotiat- ed the deal, went up to the prop erty Saturday to make preliminary for opening up the camp. The Salmon valley wagon road runs across the eastern part of tie Virginia and past the camp. and there is no transportation problem to solve. The property is II miles from the ocean port of Hyder.-Hy- der Miner.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21
HAYNES NOTES
fspsclnl correspopdencel

Special CorrsspoDdence)
 Haines, Alaska, Nov 2l.-(By MaD The inquest on the body of Robert H. Ferry was held Saturday afternoon, and the coroner's jury brought in the following verdict:
 In the United States Commission CTS court, Haiues Precinct, Terri tory of Alaska.
 Coroners inquest in the matter of the death of Robert II. Ferry, we. the coroner's jury, impannelled and sworn. find that Robert H. Ferry came to his death by gun shot wound at the residence of La M. Jones, in the town of Haines, on the night of November 14th, 1922, from evidence introduced, We believe Ernest Bry- son did the shooting. As a coron- CTS jury, we believe there are exon eIating circumstances and reccom' mend there should be further inves- tigation.
 (signed)-Max Gestner, A. F. Me Lean, B. A. Barnctte, Harry Hig- gins. c. A. Lindholm, Sam Nixon.
 The inquest disclosed the old, old story of a man breaking or trying to break up another mans home.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21
CITY COUNCIL
 HAS LONG SESSION

The City Fathers met last night in an extended session. All were present except, Mayor Keller. The Health Ordinances of the city were up for discussion, and it was the sense of the Council that the Health officer should have authority for car rying out necessary measures for the health of the city. A committee was appointed to look into the matter and find out what lU needed
 The question of hiring a watch man waa discussed and laid on the table.
 The resignation of the city Mar shaI Wul. Slime was up and it was voted tc ask for his resignation. Common report has 1t that Slime has resigned and the keys of the city have been handed over to L. E. Hudson. This is said to have been done today noon.
 The trimming of the shade trees on the streets of the city by others than the city officers was brought to the attention of the Council and the matter is to be looked into, as this is contrary to ordinances.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21

Dr. W. A. Borland of Juneau has been in town for several days look ing after the school children, Dr. Borland came up as the representa- tive of the Territorial Health Blu reau. He found that the diagnosis of Dr. Valen's was correct and that two of the children were affected with the eye disease, but in it's in- cipient stage, and that the treat ment prescribed by Dr. Valensa was getting the desired results. There is much cause for thanks that the matter has been taken in hand in time before the disease had spread generally throughout the school.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21

Edith Roberts, the famous actress, who played the leading role in "The Unknown Wife" which has had such a remarkable run throughout the states and which was shown at the Broadway a few weeks ago will be seen in the leading lady's part in "Luring Lips" at the Broadway, Tuesday and Wednesday. 2 nights only.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21

We have been having several days of very stormy weather, which ad- monishes us, that winter is here with both feet, that is, if winter has feet. In fact it has been so bad that the Steamer "Fornance" which intend- ed. to make the trip to Juneau yes terday, did not go.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21

cisco. next week. When both hear irgs have been completed, O'Malley will apportiou the fishing rights of the Reserve among the various in forests represented at the hearing.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21
ATLN MINE DECISION
IS AT LAST MADE

Vancouver, B. C., Nov 2O.-The Priyy Council has confirmed the heirs of Allen L. Smith, of Philadelphia, as possessOrs of the Engineering Group of mines in the Atlin dis trict and has sent a cable to this ef- feet to London. It is asserted that Alexander wrongfLlly staked the claims.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21
0NLALLEY HOLDS
FIsHEEY INQUIRY

Seattle. Nov. 2I.-Federal Com missioner OgaIley ot the United
 States Fisheries is roldtug hearings on tla question of the operations in
 -aa new Southeastern Alaska Fish cries Reserve. which was recently created by the P-e-ident. The ter --rry includes that of Bristol Bay, Cook Inlet and waters adaceut to Kodiak and Agognak island. The hearings in Seattle will be follow at by similar hearings at San Fran
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21
FIREsIEN, ATTENTION! |.

A special meeting of the Skagway Volunteer Fire Department is called for. on Thursday evening, Nov. 23rd at the hour of 8 D. m, for the pur- pose of eleCting a chief.
 KENNETH HANNAN,
 Secretary,
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21
ALGIERs HAS
DAMAGING QUAKE

Algiers, Nov. 2I.-Two earth quake shocks shook this city and the people stampeded into the streets All the principal building of the city were wrecked.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21

Mrs. Carl Bjornstad has been quit i'll for nearly Q week, but is report cd as getting better, and her many friends hope to see her out again in a few days.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21
WARREN SLATED FOR
NEWBERRYs PLACE

Detroit. Nov. 2l.-Iuterest in the successor to Newberry. who resign ed from che United States Senate. is ceuteriug around c. B. Warren, am bassador Co Japan, who may be ap- pointed to the place.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21
TO USE AEROPLANE
 FOR HUNTING TRIP

New oYrk, Nov. 2l.-A party of six Detroit sportsmen headed by Howard F. Coffin, plan to fly to Hud- son Bay for a three-day hunting trip. This new mode of locomotion is to be used next summer.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21
IRELAND NOT REPRESENTED
AT PARLIAMENT

London. Nov. 21.-The British parliament opened its session yes terday. Ireland, with the exception of Ulster was not represented in the new parliament.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21

EVersRarp leads for EVershRrp lead pencils In hard, soft and indGl- lible at KellerB, 35f Q box.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21

Don't miss the Magic Cup Comedy Drama at the Fifth Avenue Theater
The daily Alaskan., 1922-11-21

Robert Watt las been confined to his home with a severe cold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
PITNEY'S S UCCEss0R SOON.
President Expected to Name
Either Gov ernor Miller, New
York, OF Penna. Jurist.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington, Dec. 27.-President
Harding liz expected to lend To the
Senate within the next few DAYS the
nomination Of n successor TO Justice
pitney of the Supreme Court who has
rendered his designation TO take ef-
feet January I.
Retirement bf Justice Pitney will
create the fourth vacancy on the SUI
preme court bench which President
Harding has been called upon TO M.
Two names. those of Governor Nil.
Ter. Of New York. recently defeated
for reelection. and chief Justice
Robert Won MosChzisker Of the Penn
sylvania Supreme court have been
most prominently mentioned as pos
sible SUCCESSORS To Justice Pltney.
IL Is reported. however. that Cover
nor Miller has indicated hat hs T. not
n candidate for the appointment. Chief
Justice Won Moschzisker recently was
in Washington for a conference with
the President and his friends con.
hdently predict that he will be select.
ed.
Justice Pierce Butler. recently con.
hrmed To fill a vacancy. caused by In,
resignation oC Justice Day. will. Il I,
expected. take the oath. when tn,
court reasscmbles Tuesday after
\ three weeks recess.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-27
SUGGEST FIRE BOAT
!. FOR RIVER SERVICE
City Will Need Protection for
Marine Terminal and Other
Harbor Property!

That Wilmington waterfront proper
ties. after completion OF the new
Marine Terminal. at the mouth OF
the Christiana river. will be protected
by nm adequately equipped fire boat,
was the opinion expressed today by n
member Of the Bureau OF Fire. The
maintenance OF such apparatus. Il
was pointed out. will he of vital Inn
portance and In keeping with the rapid
growth of the clty's waterfront.
II liz probable that "a converted mine
sweeper. such a. Is now being offered
for sale by the Navy Department, will
be furnished. These boats. fully
equipped with modern fire fighting
contriyancer. are now obtainable for
about 500. 900.
These converted mine sweepers are
OF high pressure. using gasoline for
propulsion and pumping equipment
Such n boat for Wilmington would
reduce the insurance rate for water.
front properties for n distance of SOC
feet back from the river. II IL said.