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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
SEARLE SPEAKS
AT OPENING OF
GENESEO ROAD
Circuit Judge to Represent Rock
Island nj Celebration
Program.

Rock Island will play, a promi-
nent part in the celebration in
Geneseo when the highway is COM
pleted from Silvis to Sheffield, ac-
cording to action taken by the di-
rectors of the Rock Island Cham
Der of commerce yesterday after
noon, who invited Charles J. Searle
to speak in behalf of the city. A
Rock Island band will also be taken
to the scene Of the celebration.
Twenty new members secured
since the close of the campaign
were elected to membership. They
were E. P. Denkmann and John
Hauberg, five memberships, and
w. H. Marshall, four memberships,
and individual memberships to the
Pittsburgh Plate Glass company,
A. G. Abraham company, Martin
Woods company, John Gately COM
pany, Milwaukee road, Star Wire
Hanger company. The member
ship committee will hold its regu-
lar meeting in the Y. NJ. c. A. Mon
day noon.
Arrangements were also made
for special program at the De-
cember membership meeting. Capt
J. W, Gorby will be the speaker on
How to Sell Your Goods" He
came into national prominence as
result of q remarkable address
which he delivered at the conven-
ton Of the Associated Advertising
Clubs of the World last summer in
Milwaukee.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
|tloPRRTY HOLDERS NOTICE,

General, NO. O4c.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
ms Interested that the council OF
re city Of Rock Island. ILL.,, having
9dered the construction of s.
ara Waterman ON Fortieth street
ID on Thirty-ninth street from
nshteenth avenue south to the
nth line of Pardon brothers
alfd addition, and the ordinance
M the same being on file in the
nee of the city clerk of said city,
- aid city having applied to the
unity court of Rock Island county,
annois, for an assessment Of the
o9 Of said Improvement according
benefits, said assessment being
hyahle in seven installments, each
1ng interest at the rate of 6
- cent per annum, and an assess
al therefor having been made
s. returned to said court, the final
Ilng thereon will be had on the
vain day Of December, A. D. 1922,
ne hour Of 3 o'clock q. m, or as
"a hereafter as the business of
= court will permit.
AZ persons desiring may file OBJ
IONS in said court before said
ana may appear on the hearing
make their defense.
Mted at Rock Island, ILL.,, Nov.
c. C. CUSHMAN.
.cer appointed to make assess
nent-(Advertisement)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25

= o.fs : a-se.. - aaAs
- fneArann 1Sa1rrA - Snsar. fsf1h
seaose - 1900 aVaeaa -. -.
49,. nsesoe. $1,000 s.A,ol = ~.
un0pweod neutin--cernee roetv.foursh
etrm( - I'm 49,. - = n pngAae.
paetor fforninr ssrvis~ - fn.16 ~.
Ming - 7.rn
Firss / LusAarna - cmnee Farrsaeush
street. ~ 1onrth svenn. Daniel
Msftin. Ucsine pnstsr. sunday school q
Am Mornsss n.~~s~> m 10.KR ~,
nine n 20. Ensffsh srpviers tsfh morn.
ine spd eventnx.
$500
Cn8DKAAN eCaGNe1-
tirst churuh e. chRaes oeasaasae-Cns-
nef sevsnth aveaue snd Tveu1y-sscuud
sarsoe. 01DAay ocAeoi q o:lt 3. q. Toa.
umontal meeting every wednesday as .
Lesso ntopic. "Anciest md Modern
Necromaney.s AIias Nesn,erism and Hyp-
notism Denouncsd.'
Tns churra kaiatsins . free seadhns
room in tbs teopic's Nstiouai Baek build-
ing. which IL open every weekday from
l1:3o .. n. - 8 .. H.. aad every Sasus-
day from IL 80 70 s and fEnm 7,3O D. =.
" D. All autherixed literature On ChSis.
uaA Sciences nay 10 read Of purchased.
-
Tho Reorg1rized Church Of Jesus Chries
or Latter bay Saints-Eighseeeth Avenus
and Teuth street. II. J. Arehaabauit.
elder in charge. Resid9nce back 81
church. Sunday school Il $50 .. n.
Preaching At IL .. m. and z 80 y. n. H.
teeto al o'clock. Prayer nasettns Wed.
ncsday evening AZ o'ciock.
West End Settiernent-z-S seventh ave.
nue. Services At lO:46 .. N. and 7:So
}. m. Sunday school ~ $50 p. M; W. 3.
6arksf. superintendent. Cottage prayea
meeting Aondsy: n1id-week service "eo'
tesday and taHytng meetinG F1ov.
, Rescue Aisston-Twentteth street and
Third avenue. James Daubney. superin'
tendent. Sunday school at p. N. Sefv.
Aces every night At ESQ and converts
prayer service 81 1880 every wsek-oaJ
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
P. T. A. Calendar


= The Washington Parent Teacher
association will sponsor a lecture on
Alaska, illustrated with slides, given
by Rev. ]. A. Chapman in the
Washington school auditorium,
Tuesday evening, at o'clock. Rev.
M. Chapman lived in Alaska for five
years, and the slides he uses were
prepared under his directions, and
represent great thought and care
as well as expense. The tickets are
Is cents for adults and 10 cents for
children. A popcorn and candy sale
will also be held. Anyone wishing
tickets may communicate with Mrs.
F. D. Seward. r. I. SS0K.
The executive committee Of the
parent-teacher council will meet at
the Y. w. C. A. Wednesday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25

U6NUCD8MGp-e
1s.sisg HI.sapaa =. as.a sys.se -
, r.sss:s.3 ~, -. - -: - e -
'osnday 80, - 49, 60 a. -
- wenso - 80 . - cespo1uso
examination q - o111os suAon lssesa1
..s.oa iiiisa. tAisd - disS scs1s,ss.
3 H.. a.. :; Ass. :. Iss.ss - -
PRAYER sd s2ss.ss : !. ~ y 5. =. aossin n
prayer md iiaAny. 1fllay % :. =. InlS
communion tHsly DAysl an1 10 :. .
Central Presbytesaan-CorneF o. Dou1.
teentA strest aud TenS6 avenue. nsv.
Janss Thompeoa AordS. pastor. Sunday
school q 9.46 .. u. George q. Perrin,
IN %ss. p.. ,d ss' s ss:: 80 ~.
mans Bibis elass il ladies parlos. Nrs.
G. W. 4otx. lssdsr. Senior and Intss.
tnediste Christian Endeavor u $50
Services at 1913 and 7:30 o'clock.
Vested choir prcsents "The Holy CITY,
lGaull = evening hour.
Twenty third Ntreet and Seventh sve.us.
Rev. John 4cGown StevenDen. pastor
Bible school. supefintendeps. Aervey Z.
Curtis; departmental supertntendents. be.
gtn1ers. Mrs. WAilece souders: primary,
Mrs. W. H. Marshsli: Junior. DR.. Ernest
A Anderson intermediate. Mrs. nsrvey
Z Curtis; senior. z. o. Vale. Jr.: men Q
class. Thomas ". Walton: womans class.
Mrs. Frank Mi1ter. All departments con-
vene at . 80 q. m Senior Christian En-.
deayor society, $50 p. m. Mid-week
PRAYER service Wednesday. 1880 p. m.
south parE Presbyterian - Corner OF
Thirtieth street and Fifteenth avenue.
Dr.. w. G. Ogievee. pastor. Sunday school
at $50 .. n. Mems class In the house
next to church. Omen B. Wright, teacher.
Young mems class meets In class room. E.
7:30.
Cleland Presbyterian-Aikin. street,
South Rock Island. Rev. J. B. Howard
pastor. Sunday school al 9:45 Il m
Endeavor at $3.50. Service at 2 80 with
sermon by pastor. PRAYER service Tues.
day evening at 1880.
United Presbytenan-Thtrd avenue aad
Fourteenth street. Dr.~J. n. Gibson. PISS.
tor. Sunday school s. $40 = u
$3.50. Evening service at 7:3O.
Oak Grove United t.resbyt~riau-TWer.
ty-fOurth street AMI Nineteenth avenue
Rev }. l.. vance. pastor. Sunday school,
9:30. Services At 1890 .. m. and 7:30
p. m.
Coal Valley Presby,erian-coal Valley
Bible school At 2 .. m. Sermon 3 .. =.
Christian Endeavor At 7:3O o a.
Beuiah Presbytefian-Bural township
Bible school st iOa N Preaching serv'
ices at 7:30. DR.. W. G. Ogievee, speaker
GlorA Del Third Unlu-l- ..rspyte z,xMsA
Twelfth street and Forty-~.ecnd avenue
Rev Charles g.. Mann. nsstor Sunday
school ut Gas a. m Services at IL and
TAB YOUNG Peoples society at 6:45
Milan Prestyterian-Rev. J. H. Howard
| pastor. Sunday school at 9:45. Morn
| ing service at 1O:45. Christian Endeavo
! at 6:15. Prayer meeting at 1900 Wed
| nesday evening.
METHODIST
First Acknowledgement Of Fifth ave-
nue. and Nineteenth street. Rev. ]. A. Chap
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
AILES FUIlERIll
RESCUE
EFFORT IS TOLD
yiclin n Sand PHI Caye-in Bern n
Visla; Rms Crushed b Weight
Of Earth.

Funeral services for George
Allies, who was instantly killed
Yesterday morning when he was
entcmbed under tons Of sand and
clay In cavern at the Black. Hawk
sand pit near Forty-ninth avenue
and Twelfth street, will be held a,
ESQ o'clock Monday afternoon in
the faEily residence on vandruff's
island. Rev. c. g. Mann, pastor oil
the Third United PRESBYTERIAN
curch. will conduct the services
Burial will be in Chippiannock
cemetery.
MI. Allies was born in Viola, Ill,
Jan. II, 1859. When small boy be
came to Rock Island with his par
ents but was educated in the MILAN
public school. He was united in
marriage with Miss Ida N. Nash in
Milan, Nov. %, 1890. Six children
We're born to the union. Mr.. Allies
was a member Of camp No. 20
Modern Woodmen of America, a,
Wilton, Iowa. He had worked as
a laborer-all his life.
Survivors are the widow, Mrs
Ida Allies; four daughters, Mrs. C
L. Yohe, Butte, Neb., and the
Misses Olive, Mabel and Gladice al
home; two sons, John and George
at home; four sisters, Miss Nettie
Allies, Milan; Mrs. julius Crist
Rock Island; Mrs. Jacob Git, Pre-.
emption, and Mrs. r. NJ. Burrows
, Wilton. Iowa, and brother, Grover
&c. OF Rock Island.
At the inquest conducted by Cor.
oner ]. F. Maberry, the coroner's
jury found that death was caused
from suffocation by sand, hastenet
by complications Of broken ribs
! caused by the accidental cave-in al
the Black Hawk sand pit"
Walter Young, Forty-eighth ave
nue. and Eighth street, who was
with Allies when the cave-in occur,
red, testified that Allies and he ha(
been working in the sand pit load
ing wagon with moulding ;, clay
Ae said that he noticed small par
ticles Of sand dropping from tn,
top of the sand mound and at one,
sensed danger. He made a dasi
for safety and shouted to Allies tt
do likewise. Allies did not lea,
soon enough to escape the SANE
slide. He had been troubled witt
rheumatism for a number of years
Experienced in Sand Work.
| Henry Pate, S19 Forty-eightl
avenue, and w. ]. Spencer, super
intendent Of the Sears Hydro Elec
trio power station on Rock river
who were among those who formed
the rescue party testified tina
Allies head was buried in the clay
sand three feet, while the lowe
part Of his body was buried in fou
or five feet of the sand. A. S. God
dard, Forty-second avenue ant
Fifth street, for whom Allies hat
been working the past two or tire
years, said that Allies was expert
enced with<the workings of tn
sand pit. He, said that the wagol
into which they were loading tn
sand was about four feet from tn
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
|[AIR DENTON
| is SENTENCED
III Man Found Guilty Of Shooting
Hather.in.Law Given Four
teen Years.
ESPECIAL to The Argus

topeCidi ~ Inc a. euo.J
Sterling, Nov. 25.-Blair Denton,
tc was found guilty of shooting
M killing his father-in-law, Ray
Inley Of Prophetstown, was today
eatenced by Judge Harry Ed
nrds, to a term of IA years in the
Dnitentiary.
Speedy justice was executed in
Ab case. Sibley was shot Oct. 5.
nton's trial began Oct. II, and he
sw found guilty Nov. g. His at
neys, White and Ward, failed to
1e motion for a new trial. Den
~ will be taken to Joliet tomor-
~ by States Attorney r. w.
Dase and ]. ]. Ludens. Denton
hnitted shooting Sibley but
taimed it was in self-defense. This
NJ the first conviction of murder
y Whiteside county for many
Han.
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THE
In Rock island

XIV and Sunday After Pentecost, November "a
ST. JOSEPH'SISecond Ave. and Fourteenth St. q
P. H. Durkin, Dean Rector: Edward Dunn. Curate IN
Masses: $780, $780, $3.50, 1880 a. m.
Week Day Mass. 1880 q. m.
ST. MARY'S-Fourth Ave. and Twenty second St
H. Uehlein. Rector. Masses $500 and 1000
Week day Mass, 500 a
ST. PAULS-Eighh-a half Ave and Twenty fourth St
Rev. L. Van Stappen. Week day mass 500 m.
Masses: $3.50 and 1880 a. m. 80
SACRED HEART-Fifth Ave. and Twenty. eighth St
Clement ONeill Rector Masses 700. $780, 1880 m
Mass: 7:45 a. m.
ALLOUEZ COUNCIL, K. C-wl meet Tuesday evening, Dec
5, at s o'clock j.
believe the Catholic church nfable that that when
teaches doctrine of faith morals cannot We
council through the alone
when he procams to the world doctrine of faith morals
This of claim forth for the Pope Bishops
that they impeccabe liable SIN The Pope and
Bishops human doubt gifted by God with
their high positions but promised immunity from
Popes who the church Peter Plus
God that with exceptions they have been
only learning but of exemplary holiness
nfallbity demand the allegiance Of Catho
lies in civil affairs does in interfere with
devotion whatever flag live under Our
land where there is conflict between the
thing that seldom happens day. This de-
negative infaibiliy shall try
to give the positive.
Peter Simon of Galee-Frst Pope and Bishop of Rome
A. D. 1867. -
V-82nd Pope Bishop OF Rcme-A. D. 6S56S6. as
Conon- SSrd Pope and Bishop Of Rome-A. d. 6S6-6s7
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25

Mercury this morning rsglstsfees
10 degrees ct Z O'Clock. the i6Nes<
temperature for this SEASON. c
The highest temperature yestes-a
day was 80 degrees about ; O'Clock
in the afternoon. Average tesnpefa-
lures for November in the last three
years have been below normal. but
the current month will show AVER
ages decidedly above normal. &C.
cording to Andrew Hamrick.
ms1eoroloeist.
The normal temperature for No.
vember in the past SO years has
been 1856 degrees. The mercury win
rise to an average temperature Of
4 degrees in November this year,
Mr.. Hamrick said.
The forecast is that the tempera-
ture. will fall slightly below the
freezing point tonight and tomor-
row. Fair and warmer weather Is
expected. <f /,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
THANKSGIVING DAY
HISTORY BASIS or
BROADWAY SERMON

The morning service In the
Broadway Presbyterian church to-
morrow will be a service "Antici-
'pating Thanksgiving" Special
music will be rendered. Recount
ing the first Thanksgiving it As told
that in shat first terrible year of
the settlement on the barren shore
OF Massachusetts, there was a pro-
-longed drought for weeks. AL the
crops were bur ned up and they
seemed to face absolute starvation.
William Brewster sat down at the
table with a meagre wooden plat
ter OF boiled ham and pot Of
water before him. The people
turned to public confession and
prayer and appointed q solemn day
thereto. The answer came. the
rains fell Then Governor Winslow
classes with these words, Having
these many signs Of Gods favor and
compassion it would be ingratitude
to content ourselves with private
thanksgiving for that which by pri-
vate prayer could not be OBJ
tanned; and therefore another SOL
emn day was set apart and ap-
pointed for that end, wherin we re-
turned glory, song and praise with
all thankfulness to our good God
who dealt SO graciously with u.s. -
There will be NO evening service
at 1880 o'clock. Instead vesper
service will be held at 4:30 o'clock
at which DR.. william M. Hudson.
Blackburn college, will give a
stereopticon lecture on the work Of
that college. DR.. Hudson will speak
during the children's class at the
morning service.
Rev. John McGown Stevenson
will preach at the morning wor-
ship. Those not regularly worship
ping elsewhere are cordially well
come to these services.
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ADOPTS WIRTH NOTE.

Berlin, Nov. 25-Chancellor Cuno
said in the reichstag the govern
ment had adopted the note sent the
reparations committee by the late
Wirth government asking mora
forum on reparations except de-
nveries for the devastated areas.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25

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servSen :. -. G.srs.S 49,. ..s.....s.
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$50. a~.s., se.1A.<,.1s. 80.
pcesv. 49, .ss-.4 - S"...sS ..so.s.
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seh1oi ~ - serv4sSa N In.sE
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Milan ue4hodfx3-R~v 1oar f..cki.
Mnsnirr .ervs,~ - IN ~ v..,,{r~ go 800.
ssreet Firhtsenfh n,enne ~ n =
Services a. ii and 7:3o. Epworth leasue
40. Pr1yer sarv1nes Wsdnesdav eyrnins
A. i an
siivts Observation-Disclosures oea n . -
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IN service II ii !.
~.,.-
cnniSTiAN-
Aemorai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tntfd ave-
1ue and Fifteenth esreee. Rev. Lanneelos
haoaway. pastcs. Bible school at 0:3O ..
n Dr. J. d. Nichols. supcrineendens.
services u lO:45 and 1850. Christian In
-. ~ 1n ~ oixt1 \.
sno Inlrseen.n svenue. Aev. =. =. ham.
away. pastor. SERVICES Doth morning ana
evening: oancag scnooI AZ S:So. services
~ 1:3o. Christian Endeavof 1t ESQ.
f1seensn Avenue Christian = Corner
ruseen.n Avenue ano Iniry-saxsn streek
rev. Guy y. wlliamson. pastor. Mbis
ecnooi AZ $50. Communion and story
Junior Christian Endeavor at o'clock.
a Hrs: S S Cairuthers. superintendens
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BlEsI|luT
I'd 1I|EkIlE


psrchass Of The lssss and
~ Of the Spencer Square
Elected today BY ROsen-
- Z Co., for . conofdera-
- than >36, 100. the lattsf
~ now controls every mo-
5sfrfe house In the business
With one exception.
- Of the lease and fixtures
SIe to Rosenheld, Hopp T.
tn J. Mueller. president of
1acer Square >Amusemont
-. the negotiations having
SspIeted BY Mayer Levi. re-
~ present. It Ii announced
70 Rosenfield-H opp interests.
wfll be no extensive i'm
narts made in the interior
ikinss Of the playhouse. Such
SorYam is in contemplation
esr. and will be carried out
~ u the spring or summer OF
- NV owners stats that they
II inaugurate any change in
-. and that the personnel Of
ipsncer Square will remain the
r. Spencer Square theatre was
seletely remodeled about seven
q aso by Carl J. Mueller, who
flstoday that he expended S45,-
n that time. The organ alone
rs 900, he states. and the struc-
q that had been utilized as a
rhrille house underwent a COM
~ renovation. A new balcony
Z erected, the stage altered. and
utng capacity provided for LOCO
klls.
Conflicting Interests.
No building had been closed
some time," Mr.. Mueller re-
nrked this morning, when l took
= the lease. Under the Spencer
Iuare Amusement company, the
Sntrs has shown very high claAE
cures.
One Of my principal reasons fol
ling the theatre lease is because
wish to devote all the time pos
BE to my duties as president ant
usurer of the Western Oil & Re
Ing company, which is expanding
J activities and is building
Hmber of rural stations, as wei
] handling a wholesale and retail
ne in the tri-cities. The Spen
i Square theatre has been paying
pd dividends and has enjoyed
ne patronage"
HE site is owned by the Pete
Hes estate, and constitutes on
the best locations in the city
y transfer involves the right
the exhibit Of the Paramount an
|ional offerings.
me Rosenfield-Hopp interest
ntrol the Majestic, which is high
successful with popular pric
i programs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25

Described as the most valuable
in the world and the only specimen
in existence. the one-cent British
guinea stamp Of 1856 was recently
offered for sale in Paris.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
MRS. ROWLEY DIES.

New York, Nov. 25.-Mrs. Harriet
Gill Rowley, an associate Of Susan
B. Anthony, in woman, suffrage
work, died.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
PORT BYRON PLANS
SCHOOL HEALTH AID

AS a result of meeting of
teachers, parents, physicians and
home bureau members in the Port
Byron school yesterday afternoon,
addressed by Miss Mabel Dunlap,
Moline, superintendent of visiting
nurses, action was taken to en-
ploy part time nurse to conduct
an inspection Of school children,
report to be made to physicians.
The work is to be financed by
the Port Byron Red Cross. Those
interested in the movement hope
eventually to secure Nurse on
full time, by a combination of
workers in Coe, ,Cordova, Canoe
Creek, Yuma and Port Byron town.
ship.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
Nh1of5

Daveoport $50. 4
e. /. Clean Towel Services. Phone
I. 1858
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25
MUELLER QUITS
BERLIN CABINET
Food Controller in Cune's New
Government Resigns Under
= Fire Of Socialists.

Berlin, Nov 25.-(By the Associ-
ated Press)-Dr. Herman Mueller,
minister of agriculture and food
controller in the new cabinet OF
Chancellor .Cuno, resigned his Of
flee today. The resignation came
after attacks made in the Reich
stag upon the minister by Social
lists who accused him of having &C.
lively participated in the Rhine
land separatist movement in 1919.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 25.-Georges
Clemenceau, war premier of France
said he was imprisoned once fol-
anti-militarism.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25

Tho Classified Ad Section 10 The sity's
marketplaee for wants and ofiers Of N
kinds.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25

One of the highest mountains in
Germany has been successfully
assembled by an airplane. which
landed on a small plateau so yards
from the actual summit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-25

Want some painting dnasf Read today'a
classified ada.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-27
PANAMA BUILDING 2
 FINE SWIMMING AREA

CRISTOBAL, Canal Zone. Nov. 27. The warm waters of the lagoon at Gatun Locks; the interest in swim mink as a sport and healthful exer- else among the Americans living in the Canal Zone, said the energy of Homer Baker, physical director of the Zone, are promising to make Panama, in spite of it's distance from the United States, well known cen ter in aquatic diversions. The water in the lagoon is rare combination Iof fresh and salt, and constitutes another attraction.
 Mir. Baker. has plans under way to construct the finest swimming arena in Central America. There will be long straighaway course for racing, with room for 100 contestants to start abreast. Two fine steel div ing towers; travelling rings and aerial glider, and two water polo arenas also viii be built, and it is hoped to bring down some well known Amer ictn swimmers during the coming winter