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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21

NORTH SIDE--Good 5-room hous-. 'ss
cash, balance monthly osage AIh.
YORKTOWN, N.--Oyersize corner 'a.s
rooms and large screered-in back goo.
bargain at $500, only $1,000 cas- 'aD
Epperson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21

OWNER MUST SELL bcautiul uuhEa
garage and driveway, basement anu ~,
modern conveniences; In Rroadmoor' y.
a real buy in an attractive nome. ,"
this Usage siG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
PERSONAL PROPERTY


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
roR SALE OR rxcuASGE

HAVE PARTY with GOOD second mort
gags notes, viii trade for Tulsa prop
erty. Arcade Inveetment Co, Usage 971s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-21
wANTED-ro RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FOR SALE ~
TWO-ACRE TRACT. close TO Lewis Ave.
north of city, unimproved price 81 $50.
$50 cash viii handle H. balance on good
terms. Phone Cedar lesc.
For sALE--S Peoria. u acres OF ground
Price 10000; cash $4,000, balance to suit.
Call Moore. Usage 26l5.
GREENFIELD ACREs-Ask. Phone Usage
4C7O
ACRE GARDENs-Phon us at Usage
FOR SALE acre on sand springs
car line; A-room house sleeping porch
electric lights. gas good water and good
shade price 1000. $500 cash. balance TO
suit. See Russ !" Grant, 5li Security
Rldg Phonc 2l6o,
TWO AND ONE-HALF ACRES. rich sandy
loan. easy walking distance OF the car
line, desirable surroundings an ideal
suburban homesite. whore you can have
all tho advantages uf the country and at
the same time work In the city; Just a
limited number Of these tracts left:
. $50 terms to suit. Gordon Grady Usage
For SALE--Five-acr tract on s. Peoria
with beautiful house, garage and base
ment Price $4,000 cash $4,000. Can
Moore Usage 26l5.
HOUSES FOR SALE 81
MEsHEW < co. have several client,
offering to buy three, four ana five.
room houses that can be handled on $500
them. let's 60. Meahtw a CO.. ground
floor Wright Bldg, Usage 1879
DO YOU WANT close-in corner? We
are offering j0Nli0 feet. right down
town, FOR $50 900, also b0Nl4o closer down
business district for $50 600 hish'class
apartment building rented for SO 900 a
year FOR $4,000, another hiEh-ciass apart
mout building rented for S.. 600 q year.
fpr i22 500, come In ana investigate these,
they Hr" worthy OF Consideration. Me-
shew & SO, ground floor Wright Bldg.
Usage 1919,
RESIDENCE WANTED-Wtu exchange
flrst-clnss california business property
~ part raymcrt, Call Cedar 2ose.
FIVE ROOMS Kendall addition. modern.
Will accept small cash payment and
car, price iI5o"' ,Gasy payments and
floor Wright E'ds' ussse 1879.
DANDY FINE-ROOM BUNGALOW mod
'rn, east front one-half block OF jitney
price 5000 $500 cash. Usage ali7
mornings and evenings
VICTOR, s.--Close to Hodge, ftvp.rooin
modern bungalow; electric, garage and
driveway fine lot, location best adjoining
IS 500, 81 500 cash, 4, ], Fheian' osaEe
46s2
SOUTH SlpE--tiOO block. owner leaving.
5-room bungalow with garage. fine OAK
shadcf this week onlyi price 50 500, Edw
y. Barrett Usage 70 or 65,
$3.50 CASH and balance Ike rent buys thi.
four-room bungalow, fun sized lot, good
location, price $3.50. Call Cedar 1900
IRVING PLACE bungalow-sl, 900 cash.
Rent will pay tho payments Six rooms.
breakfast room, basement garage, drive
way, hardwood floors, built-in features.
East front, oyerslaed lot on the paving
Price $500 can Cedar 1900
BOSTON, N.-High and cool, five rooms.
strictly modern bungalow: breakfast
room, sleeping porch. garage Price re-
dured to 5000 for quick sale Good terms
CAN Usage Tsl2.
$500 CASH takes new 5-room and break.
fast room. north side, price $1,000. Gail
Usage 2sIS,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20
GIVES TWO WRIGHT
BROTHERS CREDIT
AS INITIAL FLYERS
Noted British Expert Presents
Evidence That Langley's
Trial Failed.

LONDON, Nov. 1s.-Giving credit
to the Brothers Wright Cwilbur and
Orville) as being the pioneers Of
fight and entirely disproving the
assertions for a similar honor urged
on behalf OF Langley was the pur-
port OF a lecture given by Griffith
Brewer, the well-knowu aeronautical
expert, at a recent meeting OF the
British Aeronautical society.
From the evidence 1 have gath
cred" said Mr.. Brewer, "I submit
the following two facts are entirely
proven:
(a) The Langley machine was
not capable of sustained free flight.
Cb) It was not successfully flown
at Hammondsport, n. Y, on June
2. 1914.
THE Smithsonian institution has
always attributed the failure OF the
Langley machine to the failure in
the launching apparatus and It has
hitherto been generally accepted
that the machine was wrecked with
out having had a fair opportunity
10 prove whether 1t was capable OF
flight.
1T is therefore easy TO under
stand that since the Wrights who
had been working on the same prob
lem, succeeded where Langley fall
ed. Langley's friends eagerly well
coined the suggestion made 10 years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20

without a crank handle 70 IL dim
cult TO properly test the compress
sion OF each cylinder. Oftentimes
a motor is run with weak cylinders
simply because IL is too much
trouble 20 attach the crank handle
and test the compression OF each
cylinder. II the compression OF
each cylinder Is not kept up 20
standard there IS bound 20 be more
or less pound in the engine. which
IS injurious 20 all the working parts
and especially 20 the bearings
When the self-starting device
fails 20 start the engine after reas-
enable trial the trouble should be
located without delay. One cannot
expect too much from a small bat
terry. The self-starter is not sup
posed 20 crank the engine indefin-
itely. Bear this in mind and you
will prolong the life OF your bat
terry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20

later that II might be possible 10
prove that Langley's machine was
capable OF flight
Langley Test First
Langley and the Wrights had
been working concurrently hundreds
or miles apart and both had ap-
preached the final stage OF their in
dependent experiments at the same
time.
Langley tested his machine a few
weeks before the Wrights. But HE
attempt 20 fly failed. The Wrights
one week after the failure tried their
machine and succeeded. Was &,
then. one asks. merely a mishap
which robbed Langley OF the honor
Of being the first 20 fiy. or did he
fan because the machine he had
built was not capable OF flight?
Mr.. Brewer averred that the re-
port and inscription OF the Langley
machine now in the United States
national museum which says that Il
was flown at Hammondsport on
June 2. 1914. is misleading and IN
tee The machine was only put
through so-called flying tests and
altered after each test. The smith
sonian institution was led 20 believe
and falsely proclaim that Langley
, had succeeded where, in fact, Lang
ley had honorably failed.
Il have evidence 20 prove" went
on Mr.. Brewer, that an undesirable
piece OF fiction had been imposed
on the Smithsonian institution and
on an unsuspecting public.
Differed From Original.
THE machine used at Hammonds-
port differed In many important re-
spects from the original Langley
machine. The wings were OF diff
ferent area, different Gambler and
different aspect ratio. The system
OF wing trusting which In the Lang
| ley machine had failed was COM
pletely changed at HammondspOrt.
The large keel surface Of the
Langley machine was altogether
omitted. The original Langley pro-
| pellers were superseded by a mod
ern propeller based on a knowledge
not possessed by Langley. A sys-
TEN OF lateral control unknown TO
Langley was added.
IT do not critlcise Langley's work
except to disprove the Wild asser-
lions made by pretended friends in
order 20 build up for their own ends
credit for Langley which could
not be enduring; a credit which
Langley would be the first TO re-
pudiate were he here TO do so.
mo fraud could last long with so
much evidence to the contrary on
record. If I had not done II some
other inquirer would have dug up
the facts later on. All I have done
is to separate Langley's upright life
from association with anything
which IL not strictly true or honor
able"
Try NEWS-TIMES WGnt Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20
MOTORISTS PROBLEMS
Solved for Readers of The News Times
By VIM. H. STEWART, JR.

where the connecting rods dip
This oil IS pumped through leads 20
these upper chambers and then
flows back through a strainer into
the reservoir. being used again
The sight feed IS simply a break IN
the feed pipe so that the operator
can tell whether the oil pump IS
performing. This sight feed. In
stead OF being under the motor IS
lead up 10 the dash in a conspicu-
Gus place II the oil does not flow
when the motor IS running. imme-
date repairs are necessary. other
wise scored bearings. etc, will re-
suit
Motor Department:-Whe I re-
tard the spark on my car IL loses
power Is my carburetor in need
OF adjustment, or what IS wrong ?
L. W.
Probably nothing is wrong. You
always lose power when the spark
Is retarded. Always drive with
your spark well advanced, just
short Of the point where II pro-
duces a knock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20

Motor Department. have con-
siderable difficulty in preventing
the gland on the water pump from
leaking have packed this sew
eraI times without satisfactory re-
suits. Can you suggest a remedy?
X. c.
The usual method of packing this
with hemp and grease is not al
ways satisfactory. If you Will rub
white lead and oil (such as is used
by plumbers when making joints)
into the hemp. you will find there
will be less tendency for the gland
20 leak You can purchase special
gland packing at most any good
supply store. Why not try It?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20

Motor Experimentation YOU tell
me why the main leaf OF the upper
quarter OF three-quarter elliptic
rear spring should break three
times in succession IN less than
month Il breaks at the curve
Just above the shackle ii IL IS not
heavy enough should think the
other spring wOu also break, but
the one on the other side has been
IN use since I have had the car.
READER.
II is hardly possible that three
defective springs would fall in your
hands I'm succession. The spring
shaCkle il seem. binds and does not
allow sufficient freedom Of action.
II the shackle binds the strain must
be taken elsewhere. The springs in
action eIongate more or less. and II
the shackle does not perform its
function additional strain viii fall
upon the upper elliptic at the curve.
Would suggest that you make sure
that the shackle and shackle bolts
have perfect freedom OF action
when installing the next spring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20
HELPFUL HINTS.

Despite the fact that a well built
electric lighting and starting sys-
tern gives little trouble, It is i'm
portant that the devices provided
by the manufacturer to indicate
arrangement be watched. 1t is al
most as easy 10 form the habit of
looking at the indicators as II is to
form the habit Of ignoring them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20

Motor Department: - on most
cars have noticed that there is
what IS called a sight feed oiler on
the dash What is the duty OF this2
Those have seen have no adjust
ments, and ] would like 20 know
how the oil in the motor can be
regulated by this NOVICE.
The amount OF oil IS not regu-
lated or controlled in any way by
this device. II is simply a device
attached IN a conspicuous place so
that the operator can readily OBJ
serve the flow OF oil Most lubri-
eating systems have a pump driven
by the engine which pumps oil
from the lower reservoir OF the
crank case 10. an upper chamber
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20

Modern cars are equipped with
electrical self-starters and do not
have the crank handle installed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20

Motor Dept wish 20 put
spotlight on my car. which Is an
Overland. The wires seem 20 all be
IN a metal tube, 80 am asking
your advice as to how 10 connect
same r. o.
You can connect your spot light
across the dash light All spot
tights have n selS-contained switch,
so this method Of wiring IS simple
and effective.
Motor Dept had the motor in
my car overhauled recently and
since that time 10 runs we'll at a
slow rate OF speed but when I go
faster than 90 miles an hour Il
misses. 7 have four coils with
buzzers. no magnetic. What do you
think Is wrong? Coils are good.
s. T.
II you are sure that the carbure-
tor IS adjusted properly for high
speed, would suggest that you
clean out the timer. so that the
roller viii make a clean contact
with the segments or contact
pieces. If they are dirty the roller
at the end Of the timer shaft Will
not make a good electrical cOnnec-
ton when going very fast. a new
timer may be needed.
Motor Department:-My machine
Is Hereschon. Can you tell me II
they are stiu in business and where
located Am having trouble with
the clutch. as Il does not release
.and stalls the engine when the
ears mesh. II is almost impossible
20 throw into gear when first
started but seems TO be all right
after running a while. II is "a 70
disc clutch. Should there be a
brake on shaft 10 stop gears from
turning when thrown out? r. S.
This car Is not made any more.
Unless you make necessary repairs
10 clutch you will have trouble
shifting gears. Clutch must fully
disengage and II your trouble has
developed only recently, perhaps
the installation Of a few new parts
will Offset the necessity for a
clutch brake A careful inspection
by a competent mechanic will de-
termine whether new parts are
needed or simply an adjustment OF
the present parts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20

Self-starters at present are very
reliable. nevertheless this does not
mean that this device does not need
Appliances used have a number Of
important bearings and points of
adjustment which need careful at
tention. One should make IL a
point TO familiarize himself with
all the details regarding the cleo
trical system and inspect them
carefully at frequent intervals. BY
so doing a lot OF trouble and ex-
pense can be obviated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20

please tell me a good method for
Nrepairing leaky radiator fins? The
8radiator has small leak which is
annoying. NJ T.
The best way 10 stop the leak is
10 have the part soIdered. The fins
you speak Of are probably those
whick facilitate radiation. but do
not carry water Radiators differ
IN construction, hut those having
fms are usually OF the tube type
Motor Department. W h a {
should be done with a cone clutch
70 prevent a car starting with
jerk 3 r
Unless the clutch leather is bad
~ worn the trouble can be rem
edied by softening the leather with
an application of neatsfoot or cas-
tor oil. The best time 10 apply the
oil is at night. or at some time
when the car is not 10 be used for
several hours After removing the
floor boards hold the clutch out in
some way and apply the oil liber-
ally AS the clutch is held olsen
gagged from the flywheel the oil
will have an opportunity 10 soak
into the pores OF the leather. If
YOU find the leather worn down IL
would be advisable 20 have new
leather installed Sometimes a
shoulder is worn in the clutch lea
Their by contact with the edge OF
the flywheel. and in such a case the
clutch face should be removed and
refined or turned down in ~ lathe
Motor Dcpartment:-The is a
continual squeaking under my car
which is extremely annoying. I
have oiled all the spring shackles
and other parts but the noise is
4stnl there What would YOU sug-
gest 20 stop this squeak NOVICE.
A noise similar 20 this is often
caused by the spring valves work
ing one on the other. Would adj
wise that YOU jack up the frame
until you are able 20 insert oil be
tween the leaves When overhaul
ing the car IL is advisable TO dis
assemble the springs. clean each
leaf thoroughly and treat with
graphite before putting together
again. by doing this YOU will also
add 10 the riding qualities of the
car
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-20

Most self-starting systems have q
fuse box installed at an accessible
point. The purchaser of a new car
should acquaint himself with this
as quickly as possible. Very often
trouble can be eliminated by the
installation of a new fuse. This is
simple matter, but if not known
may cause a lot of trouble and IN
necessary expense.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-11-18
Marshall &c Baird, Union City, Tenn.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921.
Real Estate Transfers.

M. A. Calls and wife ct al. to c. G.
Calls and wife, IA acres in No. A,
$25O1.
j. D. Curry ct ux. to DR.. w. f.
Roberts, AZ acres in No. 8, $12S6.
G. T. Sellars ct al. to r. B. and
Lula J. Sellars, ssh acres in No.
16, $4,000.
G. H. Muse ct ux. to Genie Muse
ct ux., SIX acres in No. 6, 1887. SO.
T. H. Hayes ct ux. to H. l.. Shore,
liz acres in No. 6, $3.50.
G. B. White ct Tx. to G. B. Wright,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-11-18
BANKRUPT SALE OF REAL ESTATE
the District Court of the United States for the Eastern D
vision of the Western District of Tennessee
n matter f ateof CeorD
Bankrp
No. 1886 in Bankruptcy.
In the matter of ]. A. Coble,
Bankrupt.

Under and by the authority conferred the undersigned
H. Rust Trustee Bankruptcy the Estate of George Dhnke Bankrupt and Harris Parks
n Bankruptcy Of j. A. Cbe Bankrupt styled
W. Maddox
mays the aforesaid will
Of
Bankrup tandL CoEle Bankup
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-11-18

lot in No. 10, $1,000.
T. H. Farmer ct ux. to Geo. T..
Farmer, 28S acres in No. z,
$4,000.
T. H. Farmer ct al. to S. H. Hall,
288 acres in No. 7, $4,000.
John F. Barnett ct al. to John F.
Lee ct al, lot in No. 5, $500.
w. E. Jackson to T. A. Litchford,
one-half interest in 1877 acres in No.
Z, $10,855.
Chas. Kersey ct ux. to j. H. Ev-
erctt, 21a acres in No. 10, $500.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-11-18
G. P. Church Notes.

Sunday school, 9:45 o'clock.
Morning worship, IL o'clock.
Evening worship, o'clock.
Junior Christian Endeavor, 3 pm.
Senior Christian Endeavor Z pm.
Topic: THE Goodness of Cod Ps.
341-10.
Everyone, especially the stranger
within our gates is invited to all
services. a
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-11-18

Rhoads.
Walter Tanner and Sallie Owens.
j. D. Jones and Annie F. Alexan-
der.
Harold A. Rice and Martha Bar
rett.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-11-18
Marriage Licenses.

John M. Finch and Hattie Terrell.
Bryant Collins and Lola Erwin.
C. Scott Forester and Geneva
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-11-18
Monday, December IL, 1921,

the Union
continuing necessary ourng
lowing week day.
Civil
Thomas W 1pe 2o stake original line Mary Davidson
rm
o R % %e West na J W nag about n o a OF 5
to Malone
bounsd
pb ooa"%s % % M
Registers office of oGo County Tenn in Book go Page Co., - ~ ~ - ~
Book 5 Registers office oOn
East cs D Mary Jane al acres and their Clay Jackson tract
Jamesa w in of
tract bought from Mh being Mo- Shs " tract r conveyed Conveyed
Book n .' sz Page @
9Th
$500 n. but " tracts sold absolutely free said n the said
situated sa Civil District G s1s Tenn and bounded on the North
p o o snn and n s c roe e
Wheeler na By %a m %
S"s cSs ns pssa % S @ % %
the lsn rRa a on @
oa sato the north q
t Wa s a a
~ ~nhs the a ss a% 1851 pds
and said one half e"" tn" ira" lte set liability for the pay
TERMS aewme
1b trustees reserve right
R. H. RUST, Trustee,
Estate Geo Dahnke. Bankrupt No. 1885
HARRIS PARKS, Trustee,
Of A. Barup No
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14
Indiana and Mlcll6an News
PRESBYTERIANS ADOPT
BUDGET For NEXT YEAR

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 13.-The
Indiana syncdical new era commit
tee OF the presbyterian church Tues
Gay adopted a budget OF $4,000 for
1922. az a meeting az the second
presbyterian church. This represents
the sum accepted by Indiana as IT'S
apportioQment Of the national bud
get OF S145OO.0O0. which was ex-
planned by national speakers at a
field day" meeting III the Second
Church Monday.
The budget represents an Increase
Of $4,000 over last years amount.
u VIII be apportiOned among the
eight presbyteries IN the state. Three
special expenditures were authorized
by the committee as follows.
$4,000 for the Hanover college
endowment fund; $3.50 for student
work at Indiana University. and
S11,25O for student work az Purdue
university.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14
DELAY PAVING OF
ROADS IN STATE
Letting of Contracts. Seized
uled for Today, Indefi-
nitely Postponed.

INDIA%APOLIS. Dec 13.-Lelting
Of contracts for paving seven sec
tions of the national road. which
was TO have occurred Wednesday,
has been blocked by a controversy
within the state highway commits
sion. it was learned Tuesday Sixty
SIX miles Of improvements are held
mp 10y indefinite postpOuement Of
the contracts The tanglc-one that
has involved the commission since
ats Crganization-is over differences
regarding specifications for ConCrc re
and for asphalt and brick roads
Chesleigh Gray. chief engineer.
and Earl Crawford, member of the
commission. are holding out against
Director Lawrence Lyons and the
majority members for retention of
the present specifications for brick
and asphalt These specifications are
so stringent. brick and asphalt men
, contend, that they cannot compete
with concrete contractors. whose
bids. admittedly are the only ones
which have received Iteration
heretofore Completion of the seven
sections. hoped for by next spring.
VIII complete the uatiOua, road from
IIChuoud Co ST. Louis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-14
MONDAY WEATHER
CUTS SEAL REVENUE
Workers Obtained Only 5000
In Sales In Public
Booths.

Owing 20 the inclemency of the
weather Mondays sales OF Christ
mas sales conducted by the ST Jo-
seph county chapter OF the Anti
tuberculosis league were lower than
any previous day The tota, re-
ce!ved. according 20 Miss Madelon
Shid,er CITY chairman. was $3.50.
An earnest appeal for those who
received letters containing Christ
mas seals 20 return their remit
tances 10 the chapter was made by
Mrs. Thomas A Olney, president.
Tuesday. 1T would be a great ac-
commodation If people would but
return their remittances. We know
that IL is mostly negligence which
prevents people from taking care
Of these details, but it would be Of
great assistance in our work II sub
scribers would return their remit
tances at onCe,"
The report Of the various booths
Monday follows:
Orpheum-Mrs. p. y. Prass Mrs.
". J. Nichols. Mrs ". TheIson.
s25.55; Blacksone-NIiss Gertrude
Greenblatt Mrs. s. Rossin. Mrs.
Burkson. Kathleen Guilfoyle. 1857:
oliver hOtel-Mrs Shadt, Mrs. Wal
ling. Mrs. Berry. 1851: Ellsworths-
Mrs. c. L. Pitcher, Mrs. NJ. r. Deni-
son, S-.2S; Washington restaurant
Mrs. r. r. Clapp. Mrs. McGrath.
$500; Peoples State bank-Esther
/ HOle. Pauline BonDurant. S475:
/ RObertsons-M lyle Whitcomb.
Mrs Sparks. Mrs Fay Yost. Sass:
| First National bank-Mrs s J.
MCGrath, Mrs. Frances. $3.50:
/ Wymans-NIrs. F. H Wegner.
| 1881; Jefferson hotel-Mrs. II. A.
Hunt, Mrs. V. o. Woodruff, $40;
Brandon urrell-Mrs a. 3. Dufen-
dach Mrs. Amos Hafer. S2.35;
Grand Leader - Mrs. Florence
Kreager Mrs. T. G. Medd. 1851.