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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-07
"OFFERING DANCE" OF ARAPAHO INDIANS
WITNESSED BY SIX WHITE PERSONS

1t was explained by the Interpreter
mat through the entire ceremony the
wives Of all married candidates had
been enduring their fasts and tests.
behind flap in the rear Of the lodge.
they We're kept hidden from the
Initiated, however, until the conclusion
of the ceremony.
. The beating Of the tom.tom rose
and became a roar and the dance was
begun.
For rs hours they danced
Those who endured won the degree.
Those who did not have the privilege
OF trying again the following year. it
was explained.
This dance often is confused with
the sun dance which has been pro-
hibited by the federal government, but
is not akin TO the sun dance.
Soon after the final dance. the 10.
pees were dismantled and the caravans
OF Indians departed over the okiaho.
ma plains.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-07
BLUE AND FRENCH GRAY
FOR PRESIDENTIAL SUITE

NEW YORK, Oct I'm accepting
the presidential suite in the Hotel
Commonwealth, now building at Broad.
way and Fifty-fifth street President
Harding yesterday wrote j. A. Amir
all of the hotel corporation that Mrs.
Hardins's preference ran to simple
furnishings in color scheme of blue
and French gray.
Mrs. Harding would be very re-
luctant to speak too definitely" he
wrote, about any plans for the pres
idential suite you contemplate install
ing in the new hotel Commonwealth
She is quite agreeable to have me say
to you in reply to your inquiry, that
she thinks any suite is more attrac.
lively done if it is very simply DONE
and her preference in the matter of
furnishings and decorations so far az
color is concerDed. is, first for blue,
and then French gray"
With $500 rooms and most extensive
other accommodations, the Hotel Com
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-07

monwealth will be the greatest hotel in
the world. Occupying the block be-
tween Pifty-fifth and Fifty-sixth
streets. Broadway and Seventh avenue
it will be located in the heart of
New York. Most modern Of the city's
great hotels. it will be novel i'm that
il is a cooperative proect and will
have close to one hundred thousand
owners. With a site alone worth more
than $500, 900 and the 32-story build
ing costing upwards of sl5,O0O,000 the
Hotel Commonwealth will also repre-
sent the greatest cooperative effort
in the world The owners Of the no
tel will receive rebates of 20 per cent
on their bills when stopping there and
will, in addition, share in the profits
of the operation. President Harding's
acceptance of the suite will give him
a permanent home in New York and
will greatly add to the popularity Of
the Hotel.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-07
OKLAHOMA CITY MAN
SAYS FOOD SEEMED TO
ACT LIKE A POISON

IF a man needs something to build
him up and make him feel fine he
certainly ought to take Tanlac for ii
is one medicine that does all that
is claimed for it," said j. n. Fight
master, 9l5 North Dewey street, Ok.
lahoma City, Okla.
Five years of stomach trouble
had about gotten the best of me and
| felt | was on my last legs. Every.
thing l ate no matter how careful |
was. seemed TO poison me and
could just feel myself going down hill
every day.
"Tanlac had me feeling like IA new
man in a hurry and | now eat better
sleep better and work better than
have in years. Results speak louder
than words. and Tanlac certainly
brings results.
Tanlac is sold in Ardmore by The
Frame Drug Co., and by leading drug
Sists everywhere.-Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-07

GEARY, Okla, Oct. THE offer
Ing Dance" Of the Arapaho Indians
Of Oklahoma. which closed here late
IN August, was witnessed and chronic.
led BY the pale-face for what is be.
ieved to be the first time. The offer.
Ign dance is the final ceremonials TO
be borne by candidates for the highest
degree in the strongest religious fra.
iernity OF the tribe.
The ritual was witnessed by a party
OF Oklahoma City physicians and
nurses who visited the encampment
oi Arapahoes who were being visited
by the Comanches, Chcyennes and Kio-
was, during a study OF skin diseases
of the Indians being prepared for the
United States public health service.
A member OF the tribe and a lee.
iurer on Indian folk lore for ma.
uonal museum was present and ex.
planned much OF the ritual to Or. Ey.
erett :. Lain and 20 Or. Claude II.
Norris, leaders OF the party.
Six white persons In all witnessed
the ceremony.
More than 1000 Indians. in an. wete
present.
In preparation for the Offerhs
Dance also called the willows dance"
"a huge lodge was constructed about
- feet in diameter.
It took several days 10 complete
the lodge, according to the members
ot the tribe as each pole going into
it, construction was blessed sera.
rately by tribal priests.
Guard lines were thrown out by
the Indians so that no unlimited eye
could witness their ceremony.
Clever Warden. the lecturer said
The foundation for the order extends
SO far back that. according 90 tribal
Interpreters. the moons which have
elapsed since that time have gone
from the memory even OF tradition
ana legend extend back hundreds u
seasons"
Candidates FOR initiation may mako
t'9pllcation 10 join. after they have
committed some extraordinary brave
ocC have been fearless IN leadership.
renowned In politics of the tribe. or
IN some other way distinguished Thorn.
selves greatly, the interpreters told
the physicians
Two " the candidates were veterans
of the world war one had bccn scr..
ously wounded, Directly east of the
lrnter pole an altar fire. or sacred
lire as it wa called was kndlcd.
The candidates first tasted Tor two |
Gays and ;hon offerings sur the |
Great Spirit were brought IN by the /
candidates who placed them within /
the sacrifice grounds and STOPPING |
thrust a buffalo tooth into the ground |
The warrior who followed had to To- |
cate the tooth. and re.thrus' It into 1
the ground. Then the feast OF the year
was brought in. The candidates. how. |
ever did net participate.
Standing. they extended their feet |
20 that the soles touched live Goals I
Without making any 6ttcry the candI.
dates In this position submitted 10 1
the painting Of their bodies by the
priests
They were allowed to choose the
color with which they were painted.
according to the tribes interpreter. n
they chose white. Il was taken 10
mean they would contiisie the cere.
mony as long as they were able WITH.
cut complete physical exhaustion. II.
however, they chose yellow. g. was *.
planned. the warrior had pledged 10
continue the ceremony to the end.
houeh he should endanger his lie by
. doing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-07
LET THIS BE 4 WARNING
TO GIRLS WHO CAN'T DO
THE DISHES AND COOK

Because his wife, Nancy Beats
refused to cook for him and failed
and refused to look after the house.
hold duties, James Beats. has filed
suit for divorce. Beats says in his
petition that he was "a hard.
working man employed at daily
manual labor"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-07

BRING the children to see BLACK
Beauty" today and tomorrow at the
Princess. Special school children mat
inees, 2:l5. 4I5. 7;l5. A seven reel
master picture for all the family. adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
FIEANCIAL NOTES.

Former President Taft agreed 70 investi-
gate the affairs Of the American Smelling
and Refining Company. as suggested 70
the board of directors by the GugRenheiTo
interest. which recently became involved in
. controversy with independent sharehoId-
Despite technical denial. financial quar-
ters expect that the United States Indus
trial Alcohol Company will reduce if not
discontinue, its dividend. The Sears-Roe-
buck Company and the United states
Smelling Refining and Mining COMPANY
yesterday passed their dividends
Interstate commerce commission figures
show that the total compensa ton paid to
railroad employees in the country mounted
from s795 .616 $50 for the first Quarter OF
last year to 1901 .0o3 1913 in the second quar-
ter and to 81 .052. .109.451 in the third quar-
ter.
The Tobacco Products stockholders meet
creased capital stock from $50 900 900 TO
S25 900 900 will be held April l9 II is re-
dOrted there is some question among the
pirectors as 70 the adyisability of con-
tinuing the present 9 per cent rate The
dividends have been paid In scrip for two
years. and as this comes ahead Of preferred
stock in asset value. holders OF the latter
are said TO oppose further issuance
Under the plan submit ted To the Inter
state Commerce Commission BY the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific railroad
companies. the former will issue new bonds,
while the latter will authorize an issue on a
mortgage already created. IL is because OF
shown little tendency to rally in recent
market sessions while Northern Pacific has
been relatively strong. according 10 spe-
cialists in these two stocks. hearing on
the proposal Will be held before the Inter
state Commerce Commission April III.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

j. oecial Correspondence Of Every Evening.
Elkton, Nd, March % The annual
Easter ball was gwen, last evening. IN
Comany Z armory by the young OF the
town and was largerly attended
Martin H Link Of Philadelphia was
assessed s25, with costs. Yesterday, by
Justice Frank c. Pratt charged with
speeding his automobile through the
streets Of Elkton
Miss sue RockafeIlow Of Phillipsburg
\. j. whose engagement ~ Philip OFT
OF Flkton was announced last week, Is
spending the week with friends IN Elk
ton
]. " Beale. for several years station
agent for the Pennsylvania railroad st
North East. has been transferred to
Newark. Del. succeeding G. " Wagner,
resigned 70 engage IN business.
Vaughan Harvey, convicted for the
murder Of his brother, Lawrence Har-
vev. at North East February 9, and
sentenced1to the statc ltentlary tor
five wears was taken t. hc institution
bv Sheriff Seth. today
Elkton Athletic Association was or
ganized. Saturday evening, with W. {
Feehlv president; F II Leifler, vice
president; Howard Green, secretary
MURRAY Bunce, treasurer; Marion Sionc
ker. manager of baseball team.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
STATE TO GAS MURDERERS.
Nevada will Inffict Death Penalty While
Convicted Criminals are Asleep.

Carson CITY. Nevada. March %. a
bill providing for the use Of lcthal gas IN
executing the death penalty IN Nevada
WAS signed herr Yesterday by Governor
Boyle
Signing Of the bill abohshes other forms
Of capital punishment IN the state liith-
erto condemned men had the choice he-
tween hanging and shooting.
Under the new law the death warrant
must designate week within which me
the execution must take place. his
week must bc not less than 90 nor more
than 90 DAYS after the date o the judE-
mont
The hill gives no details conccrnio- thr
cell. but sponsors for the bin said i was
understood that it was intended that
It provided an air-tight cell, fitted with
windows Of thick glass and equipped with
valves to admit air It WAS planned that
when the condemned man should bea
asleep the air valves would be closed and
Others, admitting lethal gas, be opened
life being taken without the prisoner
awakening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
STOCK PRICES TUMBLE
AFTER SPIRITED RALLY
Motors, Oils. Equipments and
Tobaccos Yield to Attack OF
Shorts; Rails Stagnant.

Rv Associated Press to Every Evening
New York. March 29.-(Wan street
1910 n. m)-Although over night ao-
vices. especially as to industrial con-
,litions were more reassuring, leading
shares were under pronounced pressure
in the early stages of todays stock
market. Motors. oils. steels. equipments
and tohaccos were the objects renewed
short selling.
Studebaker. Mexican Petroleum, Cru
chile Steel. American Locomotive,
American Woolen and Consolidated
Textile were lower by large fractlohs
IN II. points. Motor specialties. par
ttcuiarlv the tire division, and coppers
aud sugar reflected a lack of support
The changes among rails were nomi-
nal.
Exchange on London was slightly
higher.
Noon-The early reaction ranged from
10 points. Stocks most affected were
Houston Oil. Harvester. Transue ana
Williams. Central Leather. preferred
Famous Players and Observation-Disclosures
Before noon there was q spirited rally
in which many losses were cancelled.
leaders in the recovery included At
lani!o Gulf. Crucible. Mexican Petro-
lclm. American Wooden. General As
phaIt and May Department stores. all
using 10 points over yesterday s
tual prices.
i;a!is were the only issues to hold
b.ch being only occasionally quoted
Enlarged offerings of call money at
e.. pel. cent were reported
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
NV CHARTERS.

Special Correspondence Of EverS Evening
Dover. March 29.-Charters were flied
here yesterday. as follows
Community Gasoline Co. wilmingt ton.
Del capital So 900 900. Crater Oil and
Refining Co Wilmington Del. 81 900 600
Wellington Petroleum Corporation. New
York City. 81 600. 900: Lewis Oil Corpora
ton, Wilmington, Del. $4,000 600 Morris
Tobacco Stemming Corporation. Whining
ton. Del. SO. 600 900 Woman Independ-
ent News Company Wilmington. Del $780,
600 County stores, Inc. Whining ton
Del. 500. 600. Lock wood Corporation. vii
nington Del 100000. Reno Beach
Amusement Co, Wilmington, Del, s1OO.-
600 Sardonyx Manufacturing Co. Hous-
ton Texas $4,000 Garage Equipment
Co. Whining ton. Del. $50. 600 Meriden
star Co. Wilmington, Del. $50 900; Au-
tomato Life Saver Corporation, Buffalo.
y Y $4,000. Goodwill Industries OF the
Wilmington Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Inc. Wilmington, Del
no capital
Change in name and increase in capital
supreme Motor Car Co. 70 Supreme Motor
Car Corporation. from $50, 900 TO 81 600 =
600 Veltung Steel Tire Co. New YORK
City, 81 ,O0O. 900 TO $1,000. 900. Anthracite
Concentrate Co. New York City. 500 600
10 500 600: Flannery Co. 20 Flannery Bolt
Co Wilmington. Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
PHII.ADEIPHIt VI Rh T. l..

Philadelphia. March 2a-wheat,
steady. No. >. red winter, 1.63G1.70:
do. Iar'ieky i.3Ga 1.61
corn. lower; export. No. 5. 76a IS Z.
oa,S. quiet; steady; Ne white.
- q ~: No. : white. 3l@51 =; No.
white. l7'4aiN.
Butter. higher; western creamery eN-
ira. -: nearby prints. fancy. 57d 80.
Eggs. higher nearby irsts p; do.
ctrrcnt receipts %; western extra.
firsts. 25i2a2G1-: dc, firsts, -: fancy
selected packed. 35dS6.
cheese. steady: New York whole milk.
fancy fats. held 3Sd -: fair 10 good.
23a3 81
.6T2-: current make. fancy fiat, long
horn held. 24t2 1851: fair 10 good, %
G24: do. fresh long horn. held 27G2S;
do. single daisies, held 27i2 2@2Si2 do.
fresh. 26G27
Live poultry. lower: fowls. as 10
quality. 34637; fancy broiling chickens,
5oG55 young roosters 27G36; old. "A
025; turkeys. 35 TO 50 as 10 quality;
ducks. white pekin. 45@45; mixed
colors. 4oG42 do, muscovy. 2s@So;
geese. 2sG32.
Dressed poultry, steady: fowls. fresh
killed. choice TO fancy. 5000: do. small
broilers. nearby. 4604s; do. western.
43645. roasting chickens. nearby. 53G
81 do, western, 34636; ducks. fancy
western. 37@40: geese, western, fancy.
so032.
Potatoes higher: white potatoes Penn
sylvanis per 100 pounds. 900115;
Jersey No. l per basket, 35@40.
Flour, dull: soft winter. straight
western. s250s.5O; do. nearby. 1850
500; hard winter. straight, s.50(ds 900: /:
do. short patent s.25@s.50; spring first
clear. $500 SIS; do. patent $500 910:
do. short patent, $3.50 $50: fancy spring
and city mills patent, family brand.
IOI0G105O.
Hav. steady: timothy No. >. 23.5O6
.4.oo: do. No. 5. 21.0o'a 2150: sample,
5000 1000. no grade, l5.ooG17.00;
clover mixed hay. light mixed. 22.o0fG
22.50: No. l mixed. 20.50d 2l.50.
Tallow. quiet: prime city loose 4; do,
special loose, ;; prime country, 8;
edible in tierces,
Bran. lower soft winter, in 100 lbs
sacks. 3I.oOG $500 a otn; spring, 5000
@3lO0
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
CHICAGO POET DEAD.
Drank Wood Alcohol 10 Cure Cold
Was PrOtege OF Bryan.
BY Associated Press to Every EVenlng

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago March 29.-Will Reed Dun
rov poet and widely known as a press
agent. died here last night Of wood
alcohol poisoning Men with whom he
has been associated lately said that he
had not taken drink for years but
yesterday he asked a friend for one e
cure a cold.
Dunroy was 40 years old and in his
Younger days was protege of William
Jennings Bryan, who paid his way
through the University OF Nebraska.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
PHILA. CLUB HOUSE BURNED.
Headquarters of Boxing Goes Up in
smoke; Loss 100000.

By Associated Press to Every Evening.
Philadelphia March 29.-Only crumb-
ling hlackened wallis remain of the
Olympia Athletic Club building which
was destroyed by fire early today. The
loss is estimated at 500 900 a num-
ber of houses adjoining the club were
badly damaged and several families are
now homeless.
The cause n the fire mas not vet been
determined The fire department Is in
vesugating a report there vas an ex-
pIosion I'll the boiler room Of the build
Iug before the flames we're discovered.
The club house was built in 1908 ex-
clusively for boxing bouts and vas ore
Of the best adapted buildings for this
purpose in the country Harry D. Ed
wards. boxing promoter and president
Of the club. has not yet decided whether
the club house will be rebuilt The
place was crowded last night for the
weekly boxing program.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
FROM THE BENEDIcTINE SISTERS

Coughs and colds are infectious, and
prompt measures should be taken to
stop the coughing and spreading OF
germs. The following letter from the
Benedictine Sisters. Holy Name Con
vent, San Antonio. Fla. is OF value TO
every mother: I'VE have just received
shipment of Foley's Honey and Tar II
is a household remedy We have used
II since we knew of it. for our children
especially. and always found il bene-
hcial."-N. =. Danfort6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
sILEsIA RETURNS RELATED.
Berlin Does Not Yet know Definite Re
suit of Pleblscite Week Ago.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Berlin. March 2S-The German gov
eminent has not yet received the Of
fetal report Of the Sll, sian plebIscite
commission. showing the distribution Of
The total vote in the area by districts.
towns and comInupes.
The OILY authentic information in
possession Of official quarters consists
IF the original unoinciaily estimated
percentage of the total vote credited
TO Germany
This gave Germany 81 per cent Of all
The votes cast. but did not Indicate the
distribution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
GOLF CHAMPIONS on LINKS.
Women's North and South Tournament
Has Reached Semi Finals.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Pinehurst. y. C.. March 29.-Mrs.
Dorothy Campbell Hurd. of Pittsburg.
playing Mrs. j. : Pritchard. of Chi
cago, and Mrs F. {. Let's Jr.. OF Chi
cago. playing Mrs John D Chapman. Of
Greenwich. were the semi-finalists IN
the woman's North and South golf
championship tournament today.
Mrs Hurd is the present tiueholder.
Mrs Pritchard IS the former western
champion and Mrs. Let's IS the present
western champion. Mrs. Chapman Won
the right TO play today by defeating
Miss Sarah Fownes. OF Pittsburg. yes
terday. in a close match.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American screw Company. quarterly Of
Is. per cent payable April ]
Charles Warner 4 Co. quarterly of 80
cents a share on common. payable April 20,
and Il. per cent on first and second pre-
fcrred payable April >,
Imperial oil Corporation. monthly Of
per cent on common and quarterly Of = per
cent on preferred. payable April 30.
PENNSYLVANIA salt Manufacturing Com
pany quarterly Of > - per cent. payable
fpril IS
Proyidpnt Life and Trust Company quar-
terly OF ; per cent payable April
United states Smelling Refining and
Mining Company. quarterly Of S7ia cents
a snare on preferred payable April IS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
PROGRESS OF BILLIARD CONTEST.
Four Players 60 Into Games TOda y
without Clean States.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Detroit. Mich March 29-Four con
testants for the amateur three-cushion
billiards title-W. K. Brewer, Z. W.
I4ookabaugh and H Is. kuhns Of Chi
ago. and Walker Calderwood. OF De-
troit-went into the second days play
today with clean states. having Won
their games on the opening day Of the
tournament
4 H. Hahn. Chicago. had one VIC
tory and one defeat while I a. Serva-
tius and G. II. Laubach. Of New York
had l.st one each. H ". Sutchffe
chicago. was al the foot Of the per-
e,.ntage column with TWO games lost.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
WOULD GUST RENT PhOF u T. hS
Baptist Ministers Call Rent Advances
4TDchristian Phariseeism.'

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Pittsburg. March "a resolution
under which rent prohteers" would be
ousted from the churches. adopted by
the Pittsburg Baptist Ministers Asso-
citation. was made public here today.
Unwarranted rent advances consu-
t1te an unchristian 'Phariseeism, ac-
cordinr TO the resolution which urged
al TiftxbUrg ministers to combat
eorging landlords, TO take prominent
mart i'm the community protests against
tbase wrongs and TO use the influence
~ tbeir ministerial associations 10 pre-
vent new burdens Of greedy cXtortion
being imposed upon the general public >
officials Of the Baptist organization
said thai they would urge the Pittsburg
union ministerial association TO adopt
a similar resolution.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29

apply few drops Of "Gets-lt to yours
Then watch that corn die peacefully ~
if had gone to sleep Soon it is nothing
but loose piece of dead skin that you
can lift right of with your fingers
Get after them now Your drugglsi
has "Gets-It. Costs but trihe-oI
nothing at all if it fails MID by L
Lawrence 4 Co, Chicago
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Took Mumps From Royal Bride

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Athens, March 29--Crown Prince
GeorIe is i'll with the mumps which he
caught from his bride, former Princess
Elizabeth Of Rumania, who has been Ill
from this disease for the last few days.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Weather Signs
National Tourney Attendants VIII Wit
moss .Ruhher Set" TODAY.

BY Associated I'ress TO Every Evening
New York. March 29-Interest IN the
national indoor tennis tournament cen
tered today in thc rubber set Of the
singles match between $ Howard Vo-
shell. twice holder Of the title, and J. l.
Werner. captain Of the Princeton tennis
team. Noshcll won the first set Of the
second round match Werner won the
second set hy taking advantage If his
opponents fatigue.
William r. Tilden ID. who was un-
able TO defend his indoor singles title
because OF Illness. defaulted in the
doubles and his partner. Vincent Rich
ards. WAS paired with Voshen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
Mission Meeting =.

The monthly meeting Of the Women 5
Missionary Society Of F4rst-Cenual
Presbyterian Church will he held to-
night in the church. Miss Halu
Inoguehl Of the orient, viii talk on
japan and its People" and Mrs. W
II. Beacon Will discuss Our New Amer
icans.'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
POWDER QUOTATIONS.
Reported DaHy at Noon by Laird q Co.
du Pont BUlIdinr

Meeting Of directors OF General Motors
Co TO act on dividend has been postponed
until April ,.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
'Cets-It''
I'iickles
Corns
to Death
First Stops All Pain Then
Peels the Corn Of.

Don t try to fox trot on com-tortured
feet Get rid of your corns II YOU hav
never seen a corn tickled 60 death, jus
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-29
NOT EXAGGERATET
700 BLOCK TWENTY-gTXTH

Science mechanical skill and artistic ceatyrne make This
perfection The discriminating puchaer Will readily apprn
peteness and stability No Improvement yet known missing
Detached brick dwelling square plan story 'e
hot water heat gas and electricity, ctc.