Evening Star Newspaper, July 8, 1926, Page 50

~ examinations show that the specimens oS ] FORD. . BATHERS mfli‘!’l Nuflonll—“smmh HQM" -:rw-. ll ! 20 D, Mt vflk -t!llafi 8:15 pm. : Fowler Asks Publi Public to Help . i Keep SWImm‘ng Poois District’s publlc swimming pools e for bathers is by ' Health OMmcer William C. Fowler. The public ls may now be used with a :‘feeling “safety,” Dr. Fowler pointed out, but 18 keep them in a high degree of sani- #iqn, he offered the following sugges- ‘Do not enter the pool without first Ing a aho\\er bath, including the Do not carry soap into the pool on 'y'our feet, be sure they are ‘clean. be- fore enterin, : it embar pool with'dirty. sults. #Bo_not enter pooi are suffer-] rom fever, cold, dough,. inflamed , skin diseases or sores. _"ln this city we are in need of a it number of swimm\nt pools,” de- red the health officer, * but the few ised and kept a !nnim.ry conditio: The Health ipartme; aintains strict surveil- 3ince over all the public swimming Spe sted from the various pools twice ‘mkly and examined bacteriologic M1y idetermine if the standard of purity uired by the Health Department is . An exhaustive study of the sani- conditions peculiar to each of the ming pools has been made, and a t of instructions ~for their care lved. These instructions have been tnished to the: different supervisors each of the peols, and through their mrlflon, by. following the instruc- sanitary conditions have wed to such an extent, that swim- fi‘e may be indulged In with a high @ of safety. 'During the last year ov: er 700 mens. of water from the swim- & pools were collected and examin- ; bacteriologically. Results of these pool water will very nearly meet standard of purity required for ing water, which has been the de- of the Health Department.” HERO IS REWARDED. Fergussn Awarded Life Sav- ing Medal for Rescue. : . Announcemeént was made yesterday” #t.the War Department of the award 3’ the Treasury Department of a er life-saving medal to Pvt. Robert J Ferguson for the rescue of a com- Thde from,drowning last month at Fort De Russy, Honolulu. Ferguson, # weak swimmer with not tweo months' experience, brought to safety % ‘comrade who had uncon- 2 %clous “in deep water. * Ferguson's i Nome address is Waynesville, N. C. & ADMITS $50 THEFT. * Klexandria Man Pleads Guilty in Police’ Court Here. illiam Coidsmith, 24 years old, of gullty in Police , and appro- mflng $50. Judge McMahon held the action of the grand jury o1 3 bond of 35,000, According to Headquarters Detec- ve Nally, who made the arrest, dsmith was a discharged employe ' the motor company. 4 < o nts invading the Spanish village Pozuelo- de Vidriales recently de- froyed two houses. ' Colum N.——"Bam to the wm.",u 'll 15 a.m., 12:45,-4:35,°6:16, 8 and 9:58 Mctrnpnllun—-‘"nu at 11:45 am., 1:45, 715 and 5:35 pm. Tivoll—The Reckless Lady." 8t 5, 4:10, 6, 7:45 and 9:40 p.m. Ambassador—*“The Splendid 6:05, and 9:40 p.m. “The Rainmaker, 0, 5, 6:30, 8 and 9:40. v.pn n Park—"The bution,” at 1 and 9 p.m, (colored) Lineoln ) swkc lmwu from 2 to ll pm POSTAL RECEIPTS EIPTS HERE JUMP, 12.98 PCT. IN JUNE Increase Noted Over Period of Year:Ago, But Decrease Com- P pared With May. Postal receipts for Washington for the month of June jumped 12:98 per cent over the receipts for the same. period last year, the Post Office De- partment announced yesterday. Re- ceipts iast month were $122,008.21, as compared to $373,644.07 last year. ‘Washington's. report, howeyer, fo June was less than the total recelpts of this city for May, which amounted to $426,834.96, The report for June receipts for ‘Washington was similar to. advanc: ing revenues over the entire Nation. Receipts at 50 selected cities, which contribute 5§ per cent of all postal revenues, showed an increase over May for the first time since 1921, ‘The total for these 50 .cities, Poll General New announced, OOIMISSIO t pruluam of the National Union, forts. *The splendid pageant was a credit to those who made: it passible and de- serves -special commendation, which you - will communis to ing charge of this 'feature; e weather eowtlm nr& such as might have had a d ing effect on those participating ln this celebration, it proved no dumur- agement to-the active: workers and the event could mot have been more fltt‘l’;;l.y celebrated than it was. ' ‘Commissioners are. grateful to all of those who contributed both their time and meney to-make the District of Columbia’s the Sequicentennial e Gude’s Fragrant Basket of. ng happiness to -bm»hu. 1212 F-Advertisement. celebration, of great success. Cafritz Offers These New Homes at Very Special Prtoes master 20110484 hn compared. with® §28,: | 546,638 in May of this year and $26,986,518 in June of last year, The increase irom theu "eities amounted to 6.42 per cent over June, 1925. - Only, one city. showed a de- crease, Jersey City, whose receipts) were 2.64 per cent less than June last year. Fort Worth, Tex,, led with an in- crease of 89.40 per cent: Jacksonville, Fla,, was second with 29.82 per .cent; Dayton, Ohio, third with 20.30, and Baltimore fourth with 20.11. Other Southern citles showed thl followlng increases: “Washington, D. 12, 14.26; Loulsville, 7.433 8. Richmond, 0.38; Memphis, Nashville,” 1.95, and Houston, MORRIS HARDWARE CO. 702 7th St. N.W. ‘5 l.fl' mvmw. HARDCRABS Are at Their Best at {: 11th & Potomac River Open Until mm.m all nwmmghl‘c':um. um dwnl. Fiovers| M, A, LEESE 055-0.::,9? fi_._...__._........_ o h% close tflo ml-mn " Mrs. secretary. Rev. O’Callaghan of Oakland, N. MT. 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