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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19
OFFICIALS OF 24i
CALIFORNIA CITIES
TO ATTEND MEETING

rALo ALTO, Cal. sspt. ia.--
Officials OF s<i Incorporated elite.
and towns OF California arc expect.
cd to attend tho seth annual con.
vcntion OF tho League Of California
Municipalities which opens today u,
Stanford University and ralo Alto
Tho session will come to an cnd
Friday.
. Problems Of municipalities viii b.
taken up and discussed at tho con,
vcntion. Ono feature viii be u do.
bate on tho California water aud
power act, In which Rudolph Spree.
klcs, san Francisco. win uphold the
affirmative and Allison Ware Of
Chico tho negative, Entertain
mcnt features include u barbecue
and scenic drive through tho Santa
Cruz mountains,
Two other ORGANIZATIONS will meet
heSr 'at tho same tiinc. Thcy are
the health section Of the muni.
clpalitics league aud tho second
western summer school ot com.
munity leadership
AmpnG tho speakers on the
league convention program. aud
their subjects. arc:
Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur. president
OF Stanford University. Public
Health" Ciydo I. Scavcy. city man.
ascr of Sacramento. problems of q
city Manager" City Attorney u. J.
Hall Of Richmond. Desirable New
Legislation for Municipaiitics:" a..
l.. iioodcnpyl. city attorney ot Long
Reach. Recent Court Decisions OF
Interest to Municipalities" =. H.
i,ccd. president Of the California
Real Estate Association. Tho Pro.
posed Electric Railway Franchise
Amendment" Chester ~. Rowcii.
state railroad commissioner. "The
Public official and the Press" and
J. y. stephens, Sity attorney Of Los
Angeles. The City Attorney"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19
ALFONSO HEARS PLAIN TRUTH

DEAUvlLl.E. France. Sept. .l9.--
King Alfonso still likes children. he
vas talking TO little girl OF sly
yoars the other day. when he sud
denly burst out laughing. He had
been telling the child. In reply TO her
question. that he really was the King
Of Spain.
II don't believe It," the child said.
you have no crown. no diamonds. no
throne. and then you are not hand.
some enough. All the kings I've seen
In picture books were good looking" !"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19
ELECTION DAY. FORUM
Various 1ssuc~ lO Come ncf0rc vot.
crs VIII Nc Discussed

Issues Of tho November election
vii, be the subject Of tho forum
meeting at the chamber ~ COM
mcrcc Wednesday noon, Various
phases Of tho election will bc dls-
cusscd by local speakers,
r. A. La Mcaux. representing
tho Day iirothcrs' Lumber company
OF New Orleans. who havc heavy
timber interests In this county.
viii be among tho speakers.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19

oswcgo has bank with capital Of
$4,000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19
THREE CNND,DAvrs ~
TmE Fiisi.D FOH GONEi,NOi'

Continued from i'ogc ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19
Protest Filed Against
Chansins Name Of Sisson

DUNsMuIR. Cal. Sept. ie.--
Protest has been fvcd asains, the
proposed changing Of thc name Of
the town Of lSIssou. near here. to
Mount Shasta, Tho objection cam"
from Mrs. Effic a. lIocrl. Sacra-
mcnto. . Granddaughter OF Justin
Hlnklcy Sisson. for whom the town
was named aud who settled on the
townsite at tho foot of tho Noun,
shasta In 1872. Mrs. Hoeri de.
ciarcd In "A letter to Postmaster
General Work that tho name OF
the hardy pioneer should he per-
pctuatcA.
Citiscns Of SIsson recently voted
to change the name and pctitioned
tho possofficc department TO order
the change. No action has yet been
taken by Washington.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19

ciasskanic-Ciatsop Crcs, park to
be built.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-09-19

Portland Ninc-story. 3350.oos
apartment house TO bo clnstrueted. E
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
MAGISTRATES MAY Be
PLACED ON SALARY
Office May b Established Hero
for Handling OF Motor
Licenses.

That Secretary OF state Benson In
tends. after the nrwt Of next year, TO
sstab lah in this city an ONCE where
automobile licenses. titles and tags Will
be issued. thus dispensing with the
present magistrate system. wac en-
phasixed today by Arthur johnson,
motor vehicle inspector for Delaware.
A the result OF recent conference
with Secretary Benson relative To the
proposed change. Mr.. johnson eaid he
wac informed that plans are well un-
der way for the Inauguration OF such
an ONCE.
In all probability. Mr.. Johnson stat
cd. a hill will pe presented to the next
Legislature. when IL meets In January.
for the placing OF the three magistrates
In th.s city on n salary basis. At pres
ent there licenses are large source
Il revenue for magistrates.
Magistrate Barnet Gluckman today
declared that several local attorneys
had already taken the matter into con-
siderstion. Tho lawyerA. Magistrate
Gluckman said. are satisfied that n
salary OF $4,000 should be paid the
magistrates. IL wac further cmphasiz-
81 that each magistrate should retain
his notary foes.
Both Magistrate Gluckman and
Magistrte Stradley have Endorsed tn,
salsry plan. They declare 1t would bs
far better method and at tie same
time expedlate present Office perplcxi
ties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
DR. JOHN ". MOORE AT
THE SUMNER SCHOOL

sunday night viii mark the close
az the 1922 lecture series in connection
with tho University OF Delaware Sum-
MGR School. when community SER
vice viii be held in Wolf Hall at s
O'Clock. daylight saving time. DIR. John
NJ. Moore, pastor Of the Marcy Avenue
baptist church. one OF the largest and
most influential churches OF New
York, Will be the speaker OF the even
Ing. DIR. Moore was formerly secretary
az the Mission Education Movement.
lie is nj present the Baptist represen-
tative on the Federal Council of the
Churches OF Christ. an interdenomina-
fional body organized TO indicate the
seneral attitude 81 the churches IN re-
gard 20 the promotion Of universal
peace To the federal government.
Preceding the formal service VIVA,
promises 90 he one OF the most inter
e>tins musical programs of the serie.
VIII be given by a community chorus
under the direction Of Miss Dora VII
cox. director Of music at the Summer
School. The chorus Will be composed
az 40 voices selected from the churches
of the town and students of the Sum
mcr School.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
SADDLE HORSE TEST
INCLUDES ALL KINDS
Cow Ponies Will Match Their
Endurance With Aristo-
cratic Thoroughbreds.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Chicago. July 2s.--The mettle OF on
durance OF various breeds of saddle
horses Will DO tested at Colorado
Springs. Colo, In a 80 0mile ride which
starts August ] and ends August q.
Partisans OF tho cow ponies place their
faith in the little horses bred In the
shadows of the Rockies as against
such aristocratio descendants OF
eohippus as tho Arab. the thorough
bred OF tho race course. the quarter
horse" and others. Details Of tho event
have been made public by the Horse
Association of America which has its
headquarters here.
The horses will have to carry a rider,
saddle and other equipment totnling
200 pounds and when the ride W over
he will have to come In sound and
fresh and prove II by going all gaits
In good shape the following day. II
also will he an endurance test for the
rider deciding whether the devotee OF
the polo field, the chase or the steer
herdcr has fortified himself with tho
greatest amount Of stamina by HE
| activities.
Harry McNair. of Chicago. one OF
last years judges favore western
bred cow pony for the place In the
hall Of horse fame which will fall e
this years winner. out of the 60 e
| 20 horses scheduled To start he ex
poets Ave or six 10 finish in Eooc
shape.
Maj. Henry Leonard, an information
ally known horseman. who is taking
great interest In the contest, has writ
ten 10 Wayne Dinsmore. secretary o
Horse Association OF America tina
Edward Pring, a Colorado ranohmai
has entered two horses; Allyn Per
lSins of the Turnkey Creek ranch ha
put I'm three, and Dan ID. Cascmen
one of the most famous OF tho olde
Colorado Cattlemen has backed hi
belief In the Concha Colonel family %
quarter horses" by entering two stur
dies sired by that horse.
William Irvine has entered two thor
ough breds and the polo pony is rep
resented by two entries from Iafayctt
Hughes. A good deal of interest
aroused by the fact shin" Sherwoo
one of the most prominent COW punch
crs and horse breakers has entered
| half thorough bred.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
NEW CORPORATIONS.

Dover. July 2S-The following corpora
tons have been chartered here:
Accounting and Tabulating Machine
Corporation. Wilmington; capital, So
000. 900.
United states Metal Products Manu-
facturers' and Export Corporation. VIII
mington; 81 600 900.
Bertdick Oil and Refining Co, VIII
mington: 81 $50 600.
Non-Skid Protector Co, Wilmington
Highland Park Land Corporation, WILL
mington; 100000
Bakeries Service Corporation, Whining
ton; 100000.
Grimm Window Co. New York: $780,
600.
Wheelers Waldo Motion Picture Indus
tries Inc. Dover: 500. 900.
Wheeers Waldo Photo Play Produc.
ton, Inc, Dover; 500. 600.
Cardinal Petroleum Corporation, New
York; 500 600.
American Mica NJ nufacturing Co. vii
mington: 500. 600.
Delaware Rapid Transit Co.. Whining
ton: xl0ooO
Hastings Body Co. Wilmington: 500.
600
Deep Rock Petroleum Co, Wilmington
s10o, 900.
international Elevator Equipment Cor
poration. Whining ton: 100000.
Pensak Drug Co. Wilmingto ton; S75. 900
| kingbird Development Co. Philadel
| phia: $4,000.
Bywood Community Association. BY
wood. Pa: no capital
| Catholic Daughters of America, VIII
mington; no capital
! The capital of the Peerless Food Prod
1 ucts Co. of Baltimore. has been increases
/ from $500. 900 to 81. $50 900.
/ The name of the Interstate Bankers
/ Inc, OF New York. has been changed Z
the Bankers Collateral Corporation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
Or. PAuLs PLAYGROUND.


Tho children OF tho neixhborhood
worc presented with a playground by
st. Pauls NJ. Il. Church last night
with Miss Rictta G. Emerson doing the
honors In the absence OF the pastor.
Rev. c. l.. Hubbard. About 400 MEM
bers OF the congregation and the
ncighborhood assembled In the
grounds behind tho church.
The invocation was made by Rev.
A. w. Davis. n member OF the church
congregation. after which Mayor I-e-
Roy Harvey made a short address.
congratulating the church on the new
movement which they had added to the
activities and In which thy are the
pioneers. He expressed his approval
OF all of the playground work, for as
he said. I'VE cannot pen up the chill
dren." The mayor stated an inter-
esting fact when he said that the Old
Kings Highway had run through
what is now the southeast corner of
the playground.
A short address for the church prop
erty committee was made by William
r., Smith, Jr.. after which gymnastic
exercises were executed by the church
athiSNN SidScVe, uN''ti Niic uicNlioh VI
Miss Elizabeth Cressner. Singing was
led by Guy II. Ford, while the Junior
Four orchestra played several num-
bcrs
| Tho playground Is equipped with
sand box, slides. a group OF swings
see-saws, and n croquet set, the gift OF
"A neighbor OF the church, G. w Brant
A tennis court will be added shortly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
CONSISTORY LUNCHEON.
Several Speakers Addressed Weekly
Meeting Today.

Charles II. Palmer. DIR. John Palmer
and Rev. lack Wells were extcmpor-
aneous speakers at the weekly lun-
cheon of the Delaware Consistory to-
day, which was we'll attended. A pencil
donated by Louis Rosenblatt was
awarded TO II. J. Donoghay, of the
Charles Warner Co.
Charles NJ. Banks exhibited the tro-
ply which he will award to tho winner
of the baseball team between teams
representing tho Masonic Band and
the Delaware Consistory. It is n hand
some piece OF workmanship and con-
sists OF a bail supported by three bats
with sufficient room on 1t for consider
able engraving.
Announcement WAS also made that
final arrangements have been perfect
ed for the first annual outing Of Del
aware Consistory. which will be held
at Lenape Park. August 2. The mem
bcrs will receive their notices tomor'
row.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
PERSONALS.

NJ and Mrs Thomas Clark are
spending thedr vacation in Newbury-
port. Mass, with relatives.
Mrs. W. w. Bennett is spending
several weeks with relatives in New
london. Conn.
Mrs. y. Il. Morrison and Mrs.
Arthur Lee Chambers Of 1904 West
Fourteenth street are spending some
time al The Naples Charleston.
Md
Mre. J. W. Logan Of The Naples"
Eave a delightful luncheon and dinner
for her guests on Wednesday.
Miss Rozella Curletr OF the New
Castle County Law Library. Is spend
ing her vacation In New York, Balt-
more and Rehoboth. She win return
Septembsv 5.
Mrs. Guy X. Ford Of 1904 Lowering
avenue and son. Harold, are in Toledo
Ohio. visiting al the home of Mrs
Ford's parents In Toledo, Ohio.
Mrs. Ella G.. Tyson and Mrs. Ear
Cole motored TO Washington on Wed
nssday They are expected TO return
home tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKER.

Chicago. July 2S.-Cattie. receipts. e.
600; market. fairly active; beef steers.
strong top matured steers and yearlings.
1925; bulk beef steers, 5. 5oa9 rs: she
stock, calves and stockers. steady: bulk.
peer cows and heifers. 5.OOa7 .25; bulk
yeaiers. early, e.50ai000 bulls, dull:
bidding around 4 90 for best bolognas.
hogs, receipts, 2i.00o. better grades
ngnt and butchers. mostly roc a fSc
higher spots. 2oc higher than THURSDAY .
average top. 1880: bulk. s25aIO so
puiX good butchers. 9.75al0.50 mixed
and packing grades. I5c and 25c higher;
sooo packers. mostly sOoas. vs. pigs.
strong 20 25c higher; mostly 8. 5oal0 rs
neavy' 9.5oalo. 90; medium, g. 9oaio. so
light, lo.4osio6o; light light. iO.35a-
lo.9o; packing sows, smooth. s.25as rs
packing sows rsugh, 7.65as.25: killing
sheep. receipts, 5000; lambs. strong 20
hlSner top natives. 1875: straight with
oulk, ~. GOAL :. so; culls 10 killers mostly
500; Tour cars. Oregon lambs. 70 IS
Win 40 out; sheep, very scarce: IA,
native ewes mostly 5.5os6.75. choice CIV -
not offered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Bids have been asked by the Philadei-
phia and Reading Railway Company on
100 standard refrigerator cars. 10 be de-
livered during the last quarter.
stockholders of the Pittsburg and Wess
Virginia Railway Company yesterday vOt-
ed 20 increase preferred stock by t.goO.-
900. making total capital Of $4,000. 900.
II will be used TO reimburse road
treasury for additions and betterments
made and TO be made.
Automotive Industries says: The sea-
sonal deciine in passenger car sales mas
become little more general In the last
week. but has not reached serious pro-
portions and Is considerably less than
Net earnings OF the 3. r. Goodrich
Company for the first half OF rhiSyear
are liked unoffcially at 81, S77 600 be-
Tore depreciation and interest on Dor
rowed money. Interest charges we're
slL52a .ass. and depreciation about ST.
OS7. s3o, bringing the net earnings down
70 sl.312 900. Net sales we're about
$50 900, 900
The cost OF living in the United States
In June was 66.6 per cent higher than in
December. 1913; % per cent lower than
June, lS2os and tHo-tenths Of l per cent
lower than March, according 10 the
United states department OF labor
Coea-COla earned around $50 a share
the nrst six months. according 20 unofficial
reports. lt is understood this was after
preferred diyidends and after setting
aside s425. 900, for taxes Company has
sold 100000 gallons OF syrup so far
this month
Net railway operating income OF tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
/ for June was 81. 666, 1872. an increase OF
81 ,345.l99 over June last year Tho
Improvement was due largely 20 an in
crease OF 81 .2o4. 4el in operating revenues
and a reduction in operating expenses Of
81 LILO 79s. Net railway operating income
Tor SIX months was sl4. $50 .2e5. against
-, ooO, 4b4 In same period last year
,d Sen nno Seaooard stock 20 the extent Ut
100000 additional shares has been au-
tnorized to be issued for cash Pro-
ceeds VIII be used 20 reduce current In
deotedness and provide additional work
ing capital. The companys consoli-
dated income account for the first six
months OF 1922 shows a deficit, after
interest charges, etc, OF 1895, 1888. This
balance sheet shows cash on hand aud
in banks. ns25e, 354: inventories, ST.
/ o!5,OSs, ana surplus. 81. 655. sos.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
Police Picture shown.

A number of the members of the po-
lice department attended a showing Of
the picture, Il Am the Law" at the
Queen Theatre today. The picture is
a story OF policemen. in which there ia
suspense from beginning TO end. The
picture is now being shown at the
George VI. Conan Theatre. New York
City. 1t Is usually dedicated to the po-
lice department in the various cities in
which It is shown. II may be brought
here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
asTB- NOW RIM CHASER
WIN Head Work Of Stopping We
Traffic Over Canadian Border.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Ogensburg. y. Y, July 2s,-Ths
former submarine chaser CS-433 ar
rived here today 10 aid in the warfare
against liquor smuggling. Officials as.
sert that within AZ hours the campaign
against rum running from Canada viii
be prosecuted vigorously with naval
craft. coast guard cutters, sirsnips.
armed cars and high power motor
trucks.
Airplanes, submarine chasers and
coast guard cutters are to patrol the
ST. Lawrence river, which IN the past
has been the highway for the liquor
smugglers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
Court Stops Circulars.

An order was entered by Judge
Morris yesterday In tho case Of the
Radio Co. of America against the Radio
Audion Co. directing the discontinue
ance OF the issuance, by the Radio
Corporation. of sending out circulars
and letters concerning patents used
by tho Radio Audion Co. pending n
decision in the case at issue; also 10
furnish the clerk of the court with a
list OF names and addresses of parties
TO whom such matter has been sent
so that a copy OF the courts order
may be sent TO them
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
Officer Atwell Recovering.

Patroiman Howard T. Atwell. who
was operated on Saturday t the Del
aware Hospital for a diseased kidney.
is reported greatly improved. He
talked 10 Captain Wardeu over a
telephone that had been arranged at
his bedside this morning. 1t was stat
ed by the physician that the stitches
which had been taken in the wound
would probably be removed tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
JOSIAH MARVEL DELEGATE.
Appointed 10 Represent Delaware at
American Bar Asso.'s Convention.

John Bisxe. president OF tho New
Castle County Bar Association has APP
pointed Josiah Marvel \ delegate to
tho annual meeting OF tho American
Bar Association which will be held In
San Francisco, beginning August 7
and will continue for q week. Mr..
Marvel will start went tomorrow and
will board a special train In Chicago
Sunday night carrying delegates from
tho east. He will return August Is.
Mr.. Marvel In member OF the Con-
oral Council OF tho American Bar Az
ISOLATION. Herbert II. Ward is vice.
president for Delaware. John r.
IAffsy, Sylvester ID. Townsend, Jr. and
Henry Ridgely OF Dover arc members
OF the local council
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
BUILDING PERMITS.

Plans have been approved and PER
mits issued by the Building Insnec-
tors office foe the following projects:
Franklin street. ZOOS (rearl. Chas
W. Goodng owner and builder; !
public garages. $3.50.
Van Buren, street. 227 North; Frank
j. Schmidt, owner and builder; ad-
dition, S25.
Union street, 243 South: Philip
Thompson. owner. 7. II. Lynch, build
er: addition $500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
Orga nizations Asked to March.

All organizations that are 10 march
ir the NO More War" demonstration
Sunday are asked to wear any insignia
or uniforms that they have and also to
carry banners. The ministers of the
city are requested to ask their con-
sreeations TO Join in the procession and
march TO the Triangle to participate
IN the exercises. Charles Coke is chair
man of the committee in charge of the
celebration. He is an American Legion
man. having seen service abroad. and
is the principal OF the High School.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
SAVED BY COCKS CROW.
Rocster's Call Guides Lost Man From
Death In Cranberry BOG.

stroudsburg. Pa. July ?s.-The
GROWING Of II rooster saved the life OF
William Warner. who became lost in
a cranberry swamp near Tsnncrsville.
Warner lost his bearings and wander
ed for a time. and finally was caught
In the soft boggy land up to his waist
After considerable effort he succeeded
In dragging himself out and got on
hrmer land. Tired and weary, he
realized that instead of helping his
plight he might get in still worse.
when tho Growing 81 a big rooster
gave him his bearings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
FLINT, MICH, RAID NETS 500.
Mayor Makes Wholesale Clean Up Of
Suspected Dry Law ViOlntOra

Flint. Mich, July 2s.--More than 400
men and women were slated for APP
pearance In police court today, tho
result of raids last night on every
place in the city suspected of violat-
Ing the liquor laws.
The wholesale cleanup was ordered
by Mayor McIieighen, after detectives
had made n quiet survey OF conditions
here and turned over 10 officers super
v!sing the raid, a complete directory
Of suspected saloons, pool halls and
resorts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
Accident Board Meets.

Members Of the Industrial Accident
Board today heard testimony and re-
served decision IN the case of Wassel
Erotavange. against Arthur Wyatt.
Proprietor Of the Hotel Stoeckle. The
Plaintiff asked for compensation for
alleged Injuries received on March %,
when. he claims. he sprained his back
while lHting ice at the hotel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28

The Jewish Community Center Of
Wilmington will hold joint outing In
conjunction with the T. NJ. II. AS OF
Philadelphia. Chester, NoIristown, and
Coatesville AT Lenape Park, next Sun
day. Trucks have been provided by
the LEGAL association 10 carry the pio-
nicers 10 the park These will leave
from Third and King streets at 1890
q.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
L. q. RECOGNIZES Latvian Government.

ny Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Riga. July 2s.--Harold II. Quarton,
assistant United States commissioner
here. presented 10 the Latvian premier
today Americas official and uncondi-
tional de jure recognition of tho Lat
Wan government, The country's press
and people were enthusiastic. Every
house in Riga was decorated with
flags
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-28
NAVY ENJOY SWIMMING,

Officials in charge of the municipal
swimming pools estimate that 500
Wilmingtonians are taking the free
instructions In swimming given under
the auspices Of the city each week.
Las; Monday 255, women and girls
received the instruction.
handywine pools so far has attract
ed the largest crowds.