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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
3ll STUDENTS
ARE REGISTERED
AT HIGH SCHOOL

The enrolment in Douglas high
shcool promises TO be greater this
year than for several years; three
hundred and eleven have already
registered, with probably fifty or six
ty more to register after they have
returned from training camps, va
cations and various other places.
All students who are entering the
high school for the first time should
bring their credits or Eighth Grade
diplomas on the opening day OF
school. No eighth grade graduates
will be admitted to classes until their
diplomas have been presented at the
office.
Locker keys will be issued to some
students this week. Seniors and jun
iors may procure keys Wednesday,,
August 81, Sophomores may get keys
Thursday, September Il keys will be
issued to the freshmen after school
opens. All students of any of the
various classes who have not already
registered should do so this week
so as to avoid getting behind during
the first week of classes. .n.
Football practice started Monday
with 25 men in uniform. Coach War
rem would like ohave all candidates
out this week if possible. 1t looks like
a big year in football s
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
PHOENIX WOMAN
DRINKS POISON
| N DEATH I R Y

PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. 30 QP-Mrs.
Billie Holloway, Is, formerly of Holly
wood but a resident OF Phoenix for
the past several weeks, was rushed
to local hogpital shortly before 6
o'clock tonipht after she is said to
have attempted suicide by swallow
ing the contcnts OF q bottle Of poison
in tho lobby of the Heard building
Her condition is serious, but is not
REGARDED rs fatal according to physi.
clans who attended her.
Charles C'Gara, elias Charles
Holmes, 35, Of Lo~ Anrolas, in whose
room in a lo7al hotel Mrs. Holloway
and her seven year old daughter,
Rosalie spent q part Of this after
noon, was token in'o custody tonight
by citv Cfficers and questioned a.
police headquarters. C'Gara said he
could assign no reason for the wo-
mans act and told Officer Moore
he met Mrs. Holloway about cne weeE
ago in the lobby of his hotel and
had betriended her.
O'Gara said he walked with Mrs.
Holloway and her daughter to the
entrance of the Heard building, but
left them on the sidewalk. Mrs
Holloway, according to the elevator
starter in the building, walked to the
rear end of the corridor, uncorked
small bottle and drained the con-
tents. She sank to the floor imme-
diately and was picked up and car
ried to the office Of a physician in
the building, who administered emer-
gency treatment and then removed
the woman to the hospital She was
only partly conscious for several hours
afterwards.
At police headquarters, O'Gara
stated that he came to Phoenix
August % with Wally Hicks, of Los
Angeles. O'Gara said that he Is
married and that his wife and family
are residing in Los Angeles, where
he has been connected with the real
estate business since 1921. Prior to
that time, he said, he was engaged
in the importing business in San
Francisco.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
Douglas Party Enjoy
Fine Trip Over The
Scenic Trails Of State

Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wrinkle, their
daughtep Verda Wood, and Mrs.
Frank Rich have returned from a
three weeks vacation spent in Mani
tou, Colorado All are glad to feel
the warmth of Arizona sunshine and
the comparative drgness of Douglas
since they found WColorado so wet
and cold. t5
They returned by way of the old
Spanish Trails through Ration, Santa
Fe and Holbrook. They visited the
inter tribal Indian ceremony at Gal
lup, New Mexico and found this
presentation of century old games,
crafts and religious ritual very i'm
preSsive.
They fortunately viewed the paint
ed desert at sunset and visited the
petrified forest They travelled over
the old Coronado Trail between
Springerville and Clifton, a beautiful
road that clings to the sides OF
heavily timbered mountain ranges.
Their route proved to be one chang
ing panorama of scenic wonders
Rains, washouts and rock slides
seemed to be always just ahead and
all felt that they had had enough
thrills to last them another twelve
months.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
DOUGLAS PARTY BACK
FROM AUTOMOBILE TRIP

Mr. and Mrs C. W. Pratt, Miss
Amy Pratt, Glenn Pratt, Frances
Nemeck, Mrs Amy Wetzel, Louis
sShotwell, Miss Margaret Doty, of Tue
son, and Arthur Anderson, of Bisbee,
all Of whom formed party motoring
to the northern part of the state,
have returned to their homes.
The trip was of two weeks dura-
ton and included such points as
Grand canyon, Flagstaff, Stoneman
lake, Prescott ard the Painted Desert.
Mr.. Pratt stated yesterday that
the trip was worth while and that
it was surprising to note the number
of Douglas people who we're up there
at the same time He also stated
that there were hundreds of Cali
fornia cars camped in the vicinity
of the lakes. A little advertising
is what this section of the country
needs, says Mr.. Pratt.
Ell also stated that new road
was under construction in this vicinity
and when this new roadway is COM
pleted it will greatly facilitate travel
They all report delightful trip
and no car trouble.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
YAouIS MORILIzING

NOGALES, Aug. "a N9 = Reports
from Suaqui, Sonora, Mexico, located
in the center of the Yaqlli country,
state that the Yaqui situation is far
from being settled and that at least 10
civilian murders in the past fortnight
are directly attributed to the activities
of the Yaqui
A dispatch to the Herald places the
number Of Yaquis assembled near
Suaqui at 215, with new arrivals con-
tinually entering the country. Due to
the activities of the marauders it was
said that more than 200 residents of
the section have moved to Hermosillo,
the capital of Sonora
Dispatch Telephones 81 and 81.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
McCABEs HONoRED

The members of the mechanical
force at the Copper Queen smelter
and their wives gathered Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillip L. AGcCabe in the Copper
Queen addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCabe have just
returned to this city from an extended
wedding trip on the western coast,
and they we're presented two over
stuffed leather chairs. Later in the
evening refreshments were served.
Mr.. AIcCabe is master mechanic at
The Copper Queen smelter.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31

lev and family, Nacozari; Louise
Powers, Douglas; Louis Curry, Ben
son; E. Leland, Nacozari; E, e.
Miller. City; Mrs. r. t. Tulips, son
and maid, Ell Paso% Robert Godott;
Mrs. Helen Castle, Tularosa, New
Mexico; Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Fletcher,
Tucson; Ray D. Fainsworth, FL Paso;
j. M. Mckenzie, San Simon; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Butler Tucson; G. 2.
Windsor, Nacozari; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
j. Goodrich, Ell Paso; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Mattern, Seattle; w. A. Wauld-
haus KaKnsas City; w. r.. Bed
dow, Kansas City.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
CHILDREN PROGRESS
in "SNOWWHITE" PLAY

Great progress is being, made on
the one act play "Sncwwhite," which
is to be presented in the Y. w. G. A.
building Friday evening at 7 o'clock
Play practices are being held each
afternoon and, Miss Verena, NIiescner,
who is directing the play, states that
the little actresses are showing great
talent.
Other than the play piano solos and
such entertainment has been planned.
Fifteen cents will be charged adults.
while children will be admitted for
ten cents
Practice Will be held this afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. ;,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
Hotel Arrivals
GADSDEN

Lloyd L. Ledford Tombstone; w.
r. Norton, Phoenix; Mrs c.. o.
Finley, Pecos, Texas; Miss Virginia
Lea, Pecos, Texas: Mrs Nat Gunter,
PecoS, Texas; A. N Halves, Stafford; !;
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. O'Connen; F. L
Andrews, Ell Paso, H S. Hunter, El
Paso; Mrs. j. M. Easterling, Kearney,
Nebraska; Miss E. Squires, Pearce;
Mr.. and Mrs. M, j. Hurley, Pearce;
G. w. Parsons, Chicago; M, j. Crow
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
FRENCHMEN DELAY HOP

PARIS, Aug. 80 H9 = The French
fliers Costes and Givon spent several
hours in preliminary preparation of
their Breguet and Farman planes to-
day. Eventually they decided that they
could not start on their flight to
America tomorrow morning as they
had intended.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
Returns From VACATION

E. K. Miller has returned to this
city following vacation passed on
the west coast having passed the
greater part of the time in San
Francisco He is connected with the
jewelry department of the Phelps
Dodge store.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
NOTICE

Christian Science services will be
held at Masonic hall, 931 G. avenue
every Sunday morning at IL o'clock,
commencing Sunday, September 4,
1927.-Advt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
WEnNEsDAY SPECIAL

Triple coated, white enamel COM
binets, with rubber bumper handle, one
day only, 75c Don't miss these
'Posten-A Arthur Hardware sCo.-Adyt.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31

Of course we don't aim to be mean
about it, but we can't help noticing
that all this Mississippi water got
loose during Republican Admins
tration.-DallaS News.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
Attend School

William Peryan has come to this
city from the military encalnpment
in Wyoming and he will remain here
this winter to make his home and
tc attend the Douglas high school.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
Leave For Home

Leave For Home
Mrs Cora Young Williams, who
has peen visiting her son and his
wife Mr.. and Mrs. George Young, of
McWhorter'S, left yesterday morning
accompanied by her small grand
daughter for her coast home. Mrs.
Williams is well known as writer
CT articles and fiction. She will be
met by her husband, DR.. Williams
at Ell Centro, California, and he will
accompany them to Los Angeles.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
TO Pinery

TO Pinery
Lynn Moore motored to Pinery
canyon Tuesday where he attended
to business affairs.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
To Remain In California

To remain In CalllOFnla
Miss Edith Johnson, who taught
in the public schools of this city last
year, has accepted a position in
Glendale, Calf, and will not return
here this fall.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31

Here From Tucson
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Chapman and
Mr.. and and Mrs. t. S. O'Connell,
of Tucson, are here on business.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
Returns From Globe

KetuTnS from GIODt
Mrs. M j. Curtis has returned to
her home in this city after passing
three weeks in Globe as the guest
of her brother, DR.. Lyman White
man, Of that city.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31

From Tombstone
Miss Martha Criley has returned
to her home in this city after having
been in Tombstone for some time
where she was connected with the
county tax work. Miss Criley will
teach at the 18th street school this
year.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
To Tombstone
To Nacoyzari

To NacOzari
Miss Elaine Houle, who was visit
ing here for some time, has returned
to her home in Nacozari, Mexico.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
To Washington

To Washington
William Klappenbach, piano tuner
at the M. j. Anderson Piano store,
has gone to Washington, D. c., to
attend to various business affairs. He
will remain there for about two wee6s
before returning TO Douglas. Il
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
Frcn Tombstone

Miss Carmen Larson is again in
this city after having been in Tomb
stone for the past few weeks where
she was working on the county tax
rolls
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
DOUGLAS Dali Y DOLNGS

Here On Business
Mrs. j. A Murphy, OF Double Adobe,
was in this city yesterday on business.
To Tombstone
Mrs. Joe Paul motored to Tomb
stone Tuesday where she passed the
day.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31

Miss Hsnck .TIs IA II e&s
Miss Dorothy Houck was ill Monday
and Tuesday and unable to assume
her duties in the of6ices of the
Arizona Edison company.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
play Practice

play Practice
There will be play practice this
afternoon for 'Snowwhite" All MEM
bers. of the cast. are requested tc
be present The hour set is 2:30
Miss Verena Miescher will direct the
play
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
cooked Food Sale

The Brotherhood of Railway Train,
men auxiliary will hold cooked
food sale in Mothers place Septem-
ber 10.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31

Work In Phoenix
Alfred Nelson, son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Gus Nelson, Sr., who reside in the
Copper Queen addition, has gone to
Phoenix where he has accepted a
position and where he will make
his nome in the future. Nelson, who
has made his home here for many
years, has recently returned from an
extended trip in the middle western
states, during which time he passed
most of the time in Missouri.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31

Dispatch Telephones 81 and %.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
Return From Trip

Return From Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Davies and
son, Clark Davies, have returned to
this city after two months trip
to New York and other eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies visited at the
home Of MI. and Mrs. E. R. Rau-
maker in Pittsburgh. The Raumak-
ars are former Douglas people, having
lived here two years. On the return
trip the Douglas party stopped in
ali the principal eastern and mid
western cities and visited Canada,
crossing to that country on the re-
Gently constructed Peace Bridge.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
House Guest

y I1UUSE OLIESG /.
Miss Kimble Roy who has just
completed. her work at the University
of Arizona summer school is house
guest here Of Miss Glendora Buck
les.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
Leaving Saturday

Leaving Saturday
Miss LeVaughn Stunpf, of the
Gadsden cigar stand, is leaving Sat
urday for Long. Beach, Calf, to
Join her family who live there.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
From Motor Trip

From Motor Trip
Mr.. and Mrs William Van Wrinkle,
with Mrs. Van Wrinkles daughter,
Miss Verda Wood, have returned from
Colorado where they have been for
tho past three weeks. Miss Wood
has been in Colorado for the greater
part Of the summer, however, for
two years prior to that time she was
in Minnesota, where she attended
school Miss Wood will remain in
Douglas this winter. They all reside
i'll the Copper Queen addition.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
Retnrn From Risbee

Return From Bisbee
Mrs. j. j. Adair and son, Edmund,
have returned to this city from Bisbee
where the boy underwent minor
operation.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31

Here On Business
Mrs. j. A. Murphy, Of Double Adobe,
was in this city yesterday on business
To Tombstone
Mrs. Joe Paul motored to Tomb
stone Tuesday where she passed the
day.
To NacOzari
Miss Elaine Houle, who was visit
ing here for some time has returned
to her home in Nacozari, Mexico.
10 Pinery
Lynn Moore motored to Pinery
canyon Tuesday where he attended
to business affairs.
Here From Tucson
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Chapman and
Mr. and and Mrs. I. S. O'Connell,
of Tucson, are here on business.
Miss Hsa,ck ms alte 4 ~
Miss Dorothy Hotck was ill Monday
and Tuesday and unable to assume
her duties in the of6iceS of the
Arizona Edison company.
Cooked Food Sale
The Brotherhood of Railway Train.
men auxiliary will hold a cooked
food sale in Mothers place Septem-
Der 10.
Leaving Saturday
Miss LeVaughn Stunpf, of the
Gadsden cigar stand, is leaving Sat-
urday for Long. Beach, Calf, to-
Join her family who live there
Return From Bisbee
Mrs j. j. Adair and son, Edmund,
have returned to this city from Bisbee
where the boy underwent a minor
operation.
House Guest
Miss Kimble Roy, who has just
completed. her work at the University
of Arizona summer school is a house
guest here of Miss Glendora Buck
les
Frcm Tombstone
Miss Carmen Larson is again in
this city after having been in Tomb
stone for the past few weeks where
plIC Wceo WHINING OA4 CAAS sOOStAAOJ TOcTNA
rolls.
Attend School
William Peryan has come to this
city from the military encampment
in Wyoming and he will remain here
this winter to make his home and
tc attend the Douglas high school.
TO Remain. In California
Miss Edith Johnson, who taught
in the public schools of this city last
year, has accepted a position IN
Glendale, Calf, and will not return
here this fail.
Returns From Vacation
E. K. Miller has returned to this
city following a vacation passed on
the west coast having passed the
greater part of the time in San
Francisco. He is connected with the
jewelry department of the Phelps
Dodge store.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
Cir; Reserves Meet

There wills 9be a Girl Reserve meet
ing this afternoon at o'clock. TIL
meeting is in the form of a party, an
all members are invited to atten
the affair which is to be held in tn
Y. w. c. A. building.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31

Miss Marion Freeman was a Doug
las visitor Monday, having motored
to this city from Bisbee where she
is visiting. Miss Freeman is resi-
dent of Phoenix and attended the
Tempe State Teachers college this
past year While in Douglas she
visited number of schoolmates who
attended the teachers college last
year.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-08-31
To Texas

To Texas q
Miss Grace Gillon, who has beer
passing the summer months here a.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alber
Gillon at their home on Eighth street
departed Monday afternoon for he
homo in Dallas, Texas, en- route t.
which city she will visit for shor
while in San Antonio.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
ATHLETES TO Be
BANQUETED At 'Y
Judge William F. Mangan to
Act as POSTMASTER Of Affair

The annual Industrial Basketball IL
league and ~" athletic banquet to
be held at the Y. VI. c. A. tomorrow
night will be one OF the biggest So
cial events OF the year. Judge Viii
liam +. Mangan has pccn selected
as POSTMASTER for the occasion. Ac-
tivities will start at $50 o'clock.
From reports sent in by the man
ayers of the various teams, all the
basketball players in both the mems
and girls leagues will be present. in
Guiding 70 men players and 60 girls.
Besides these there will be present
members Of the following: Y. NJ. c.
A. basketball, volley ball. handball,
track, swimming and wrestling
teams. Officials, newspa permen, the
Industrial Athletic Council commit
tee, basketball coaches, managers
and everybody participating or inter-
csted in sports will compose ;he bril-
liant assembly which will grace the
festive board tomorrow night.
More than so athletes will receive
medals in public presentation as q
reward for thcr efforts during the
past season and the others who
failed to win any awards, will be
just as happy.
The entertainment committee,
headed by George Rawlings, has ar
ranged program which will start
at ESQ o'clock and will come to a
close in the gymnasium at 1850
O'Clock. Dinner will be served from
$40 to S o'clock at which a progra III
will be rendered by entertainers Of
known worth. The post-prandial
program will be short and snappy.
Short speeches will be the order OF
the night and at 5 o'clock dancing
will be enjoyed in the gym.
Medals. cups and other trophies
will be presented TO the athletes who
won their laurels in the following
sports: Track, swimming, basket
ball. wrestling. handball and volley
ball
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
WHITE SOX HOME
Ray Schalk, After is Years in the
Ranks, Now Commanding General
Of Club.
OF Club.

Chicago, April 20 P-After Is
years in the ranks. Ray Schalk OF
Litchfield, H., today entered Chi
cago as the commanding general OF
the White Sox, home for their open
ing series against the Cleveland In
dams.
An automobile parade OF SoX
boosters was arranged ,o welcome
the new SoX manager to remodeled
Comisky Park. More than $4,000 can
be seated in the new stands, making
the park second in size TO the Yam
kee stadium. The playing field is the
largest in the major leagues.
Ted Lyons, the Baylor, Texas, col
legian, was sent home a day in adj
vance OF the team to get in shape
for the opener. Last year he launch
ed the home season with victory.
5 to l. over the st. Louis Browns,
and he has always been particularly
effective against Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
ORGANIZE INDOOR
BASEBALL LEAGUES
Twenty Teams Are Competing
for Championships at sly"

Indoor baseball leagues have been
organized in the various boys
classes at the y. NJ. G. ~ Twenty
teams are competing for the cham
pionship Of their respective classes.
Eight teams have been organized in
the Junior a class: four in the
Junior Is class; four in the Employed
= class, and four in the Church
B class.
Sixteen league games have been
played in the Junior a class; four
in the Junior i class: ten in the
Employed Il class, and two in the
Church Il class.
The standing Of the teams to date
is as follows.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
JACK KELLY AND HOWARD
BATTLE TOMORROW NIGHT
Former Champion Seeks Revenge On Man Who Beat
Him for Title-Leo Larrivier Matched With Bar
ney Youseman, Lightweight King-Ed Watts, Col
ored, of Terryvie, Meets Ray Hall-Ten Bouts to
Make Up Tournament Card

Zoe Harvard forn1cr pifdltvv7ieyb-
amateur egbt cham,io, viii r.,.T,,,
10 tbe ring fo, tho fret ,in,a ,irc,
-ha state ,itlo +o,rro,,a,.s :, IT.,
ford in the feature ho,t IF ,bo Nfo
hawk A G tonrnar,nn1 a. ,,a TaI.,
hail TOMORROW n;ebt I1a u.iu NC.
Jack Kelly who hon, him, m do
cision in the eIimirotio, bout o,l
took his crown au.av
Howard who hos s+ri-.
knocko,,ts 10 his credit has not baa,,
beaten in This civ since bie f,e,
appearancas i, tha auotanr han,
He knocked ont Dave yosbin~+o,
Joe Sturino "Iron Horsao Of Me-.
York twice and others in The tourna
ments conducted here and bis do
feat at the hands of k.llv rranco
American battIer of Waterbury,
came as hie s,Irnrisa
Howard claimed that !, n7al,ine
the nidalewaieb+ ,ini. he r.oo1,
enod himself TOO much He stated
that he made 15G nounas for IN.
meeting with Kelly and was far frop,
being a- his best He has made tba
limit Of 1GO mounds GRADUALLY for
tomorrow nights battl,. and win H..
at the Ton of his form He freely
predicts that he will boa, Kelly
Kelly. after disnosine. of Howard
met Jack Beaslev Of New Haven
in the finals and won the decision
which made him niddIaueie-h.
champion Since acnnirine tho GROVE
he has shown n,ncb ;n,,ro,-o,,a,,,
and In his last two fcb,s no eaei,,
DISPOSED Of Ed Ellie of snrinqfiald
in two bouts In the first he ,-nockaJ
Ellie down for ,ha rourt of nine
eight times during tho three rounds
and in the second meeting last wool,
Ellie was unabla 10 answer the hall
for the third round 1>al1v,s civil
will he 2 nuzz,ar for Howard I, j..
thoueht haca,,sa ba bos -, .a,ar
taga in reach on the former cham.
MON.
Another state charnion will h..
seen in action when Barney youse.
man. who holds tna lightwaie-ht fiji,
faces Leo Larrivier Of the Franco.
American club of Waterbury, Lar
RIVER has been defeating all corners
in the past few months and should
give Yousoman a hard frh, when
they meet. Lucien Iarriviar of Wa
terburv will meet Herman Fink ri
Hartford in another bout. These
bows will fight at 15S hounds
Other fighters who will appe,r ir
the Tournaments incl,,do some of ths
favorite performers in the state
among whom are Raw Tay,or O.
TerrvvilIe. Ed Watts of Terryvill,
colored bow who made his initial an
pearance here last week. Vincent Ia
bella of MiddIntown. Joe Cbann o.
Hartford. Ed So,ljres OF Waterbury
and Gene Martin of Terryyille. be
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
MILLER STREETS WIN

The Miller Streets defeated the
High streets yesterday morning at
the Washington school grounds by
the score of Is TO 10. Home runs
We're made by Curly, Laddy and
Nedwell. The Miller Streets line up
as follows: Mack C. Luddy p, Babe
III. Curly SIS, Yank 3b, Stank 2b,
Adam If, Laca CT and Jazz RI. The
Millers would like to play any team
in the city averaging II to Is years
of age especially the Collegians. Ad-
dress Mana ger, 81 Hayes street, OF
phone 4216R.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-20
Junior Il Glass
Swimming

Special attention is now being
given TO swimming AM life saving
in the Junior department. Begin
ners' swimming classes have been
started and a census taken OF non
swimmers. Every "Y" boy a swim
mer is the aim. In an enrolment
of more than $50 boys in gym
classes there are only is boys who
winter 10 boys have been taught
to swim. 1t is expected that every