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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
Relieves II n "Grc.t Good.-

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
Sir.-Plcase allow me to express,
my appreciation OF The space YOU are
giving III both morning and evening
papers TO church and religion.
matters including briefs OF n mum
Der OF sermons on Mondays. am
sure your influence in this reSpcc,
Will be most helpful.
nav" often Thought that II o,ir
great hailios would take a more de
ctded stand on mora! and religious
questions, great good would result
] c"ngra,ulatc YOU ON the good
work YOU ar" doing in this respect.
". J.. ROBERTSON
Richmond, Va. July -. 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day

certain percentage of retailers
insist on such ieh-handed methods.
striking labor viii have tho strong
est Kind OF argument against de
creased pay. In my opinion these
peopl" who insist upon having cXor-
httant profits ar. more Of "A stumbling
MOCK than striking labor in setting
our country back on "a firm basis
nave the ticket showing where
paid 30 cents for live chickens when
thcy could he bought in rural see
lions Of Virginia for - cents. ! take
Tor granted that the meeting called
Tor Thursday IL To the Interest Of
th" buying public as we'll as III"
oo'ter class OF retailers. and To cor
rect unbusincsslikc methods
IL. II. HOLLAND.
richmond. Va. July % 1922
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
"l.et's Get Ilus, Z"

To the Editor OF The Times DIsn,,cb
Sir.--Mrs. Charles Kosher certainly
voiced tho people In speaking for tho
library. as reported in your pnn.r
"i Wednesday, First and foremost
IL what she begs VIII be done. "Bui,d
library" not take some club or
nous" entirely unsuitcd for n library
surely We have been considering long
enough: lets go To work and. I'm =
stead Of buying, as has been suc-
gcstcd. l.. n Mayo's house or tho
JEFFERSON club. entirely away from
IN" people that this library !s to
serve, build II whore the students
can nave free access and near enough
TOT those who need IL: 10 IL Mt once
u ~ not necessary 10 have an i'm
mems" ornate building an Franklin
or Grace. and certainly no, an a car
lin" There ar" many avaiIabl. vii
hati"ns. And please put the women
10 work. and. ia "a year. not thirty
NY" years. the ci,y OF Richmond w!ll
nave library, and rcst assured they
VIII get what they need from IN.
council. have never W, been "a
n" council ;hat they have no, a,
ono" done what was requested hy IN.
women
MRS y Y RANDOLPH
Richmond Va. July 80 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
.nS ONCE

of his ONCE. the commanding oflcer
OF tho State guard?
Is II not unlawful for soldiers
IN UNIFORM to drink whisky?
j. what steps. II any. did Cover
nor Davis take To stop this mnlaw-
iuln.ss'
am not greatly concerned
wh"ther Governor Davis takes a
drink now ana then. but do wan, Tn
know now he performed his duty
upon this occasion. lie, tho record
speak.
VOTER.
IichmnMh. Va .mIy 70 100
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

1.-TWO homes. one on Rosewood Avenue.
the other in Sonewam Courts. both
gems of loveiness and convenience, today
invite inspection. They are the models
mark the word presented to the people of
Richmond in the Bette, Homes Electri-
cal" exhibit sponsored by The Times Dis
patch and The Evening Dispatch in coop
Grafton with Richmond merchants and deal
ers in electrical supplies. And for the
period OF three weeks they will stand in
Willingly open for careful. loisurely inspec-
ton by the home-overs, the home-makers,
OF this community
Perfection has been made the goal in the
fitting OF these homes; perfection in fur
nishing, arrangement and convenience. The
requirements of art and of utility have held
joint supremacy in debating the selection
Of every article used in fashoning these
models. And no detail has been omitted
or slurred in pursuing the desire TO achieve
unity and harmony and completeness These
real homes far as discriminating choice
and effective arrangement OF the material
essentials could make them; and into the
attainment OF this p.rrp,sc has been put
the enthusiasm skin and sheer joyousncss
for which the task called
Those who have taken part feel that they
could do no finer thing than to quicken APP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
LIFE IN LONDON CHRONICLED
BY AN AMERICAN SPECTATOR
Spurious Gems Endanger Diamond Markc-British
Scientist Declares Original Man Was Black-Polcc.
man Waters Whisky Flowing Down Gutter

LONDON. July 23-Onc of tho mos,
serious problems facing ia. gem
""'Ih ~ IN" present moment. is The
extraordinary extent 70 which iml-
'atl"ns NJ precious gems are irsInu-
atinS themselves into tho world mar
het. Fabrication Of spurious gems
has reached such dimensions tina,
ne position ~ many genuine gem
mines hnd miners mas become ono
OF great peril. Most sensational Of
All rs the manner IN which various
stones have been doc,orod IT, sufn
cent hriIlinncv 10 b" passed on as
diamonds
n" raw material for IN" i,nita-
ton diamond Is found in ugly brown
ana yellow stones which ar. hv ra-
dinm treatment mad" snow white
Will" gray gems can hc infused with
the peculiar bluish-w white tin, OF tho
costly Cap" diamonds These 'cul-
'"ren diamonds are. To all appear
hnres, the genuine article. only when
placed in the solution nitric acid
they lose completely their radium
given radiance and return to their
original unat'ractivc browns vel
lows and srays
before Tn" war there was in Paris
German gem staincr who could
stain gem TO any desired color. lie
could stain light blue a coIorIcss lar
COON. T." b" f"istcd off as II costly
ccylon sapphire.
natural gem which so closely
approaches a diamond that only rx-
pcrts can tell the difference. is the
white zircon. which is found in
great abundance In Queensland. To
illustrate how closely the white zIr
con approaches to the white diamond
IN brillianCy, many of the fnrm.,
stones were pawncd as diamonds in
England before tho zlrcon became
widely known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
TWO ARE DEAD IN
NASHVILLE TRAGEDY

NASHVILLE. TENN. July "a
Dennis Robinson WAS shot md Killed
at MS nom" hero today D. Orvll.
Young q clerk. who then took his
own life
t.inE an automatic shotgun.
Young nr"d twice He was q roomcr
a. IN" Robinson hom".
Mrs Robinson. when officers ar
rived. WA Hn"cl!ng IN 4 pool %
blood beside her husbands body.
sh" talked incoh.r"u'ly and could
give fcw details OF tn" tragedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

To the Editor Of The Times Dispatch,
Sir.-A man hy name OF Geo. F..
smith was advertised a few DAVIS
ago I'm tn" Richmond papers as a VOL
untary bankrupt, from Victoria. Va
and. as II seems from inquiries /
nav" received from friends OF mine
Outsid" ot my county. that possibly
| am tn" Geo. T.. Smith referred TO
ati the bankrupt. SO viii be obliged
II YOU viii correct this. as am not
the bankrupt nor amy relative or
connection Of the young man. who I
ann Informed has 5on. into bank
ruptcy. GEO r. SMITH. SIR
Victoria, Va, July 81 1872
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
Modified.

NO. jeremiah isn't liar: h" isn't a liar
~" isn't? Why. that's his rcputatioi,"
II know. hut he isn't that. OF course n he
said anything than knew To he true Id 20
pack and check icp my own information:
but can't say hc,is untruthful"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
shnye Di,ru,se, omc,,l.

\ shaver man walked up 70
The members entrance % tn. House
Of Commons this week and started
past the hohh!e on duty.
Just minute" said the police
man: only members are allowed to
use this door"
Il am member. Sir Joseph Wal
ton eaid the pedestrian.
Tell that TO sweeney" said tho
officer. or at least IT'S English equiv
alcnt. Sir Joseph Walton sports a
beard and mustach" and. besides. he
hasn't been here for TWO years and
half"
II was n matter OF fifteen minutes
before Sir Joseph could convince the
doorman that his illness and a bar.
hers tools had worked the change
HIS difficulties increased when he en-
tered the House, for only three or
four members could place him, and
the rest. including some OF his close
friends, had 10 be told who the an
parent interiOpcr was.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
The FtoIshrx.isf

Iiiustra'iv"ly Abe tolls us this one:
y certain Famous Bolsh"vis, called 1T the
HON" nf a learned Jurist and asked ~ the
Judge in.
III" is taking his hath" said tho butler
What exclaimed the Rolshcv.s, "on
Tucsday?"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
On the ItOpd.

'i'"N. mister. whatsa matter; got q pune
tur"?''
'N""hny hep. Mistah?"
w ny d"nicha clean out your carhurotor?"
MaNh" yuh Amt got any gas huh"
h"icha your universal joints got mixed
ur with your diferentials or sump'n?"
"Wanta hire couple mules Mistahr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
Charcoal Erh'a Dni,, Thought,

AIN no mo sense In wastin' money'n they
is in mssin' dinnah." said Charcoal Eph
m"odiiN but when fcilah done got nisscf
all tod up in love he sure ewinc make dat
ono KIND o foot q hissef. Eat a hunk o.
pork. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

II have resolved to ton the absolute truth
every minute for one week said III" Doctor.
Good r"torted IN" Lawyer. "Nrcady
N"ur" starting out with "a darn"d lic."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
l.nuniRlInC.

y million dollars for year Of Time,
l'"N" is III" only thing that docs not rust.
irihc Is mighty poor friend In pinch.
the dreamer wakes up in n cyclone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

I'entiS; Dies While Having Tooth Pulled -.
ii"hahiN from surprise at the discovery tina,
shch TRIVIAL operation ia actually painful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

Say. you know thaa boss YOU sold mo-"
Yeah; and say. yos know that used car
Dough, from you?"
Duct 'Aw. we'll, let's forget a."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
This I,Qnr,tnpc
first last,

An order from a shoe factory sales dorar.
mcnt 10 the show foreman:
Make up this third 10, of seconds on tho
FIRST last"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

and uns"und the theories Of has pre-
de"essors. and many assertions made
In tn" las, decade ne characterizes
as out OF dat.
Tn" great variety 81 species and
genera. which wer" evolved Their. '
SAYS Professor Smith IN Speaking Of
Inc Si"a ~ zion. Include the an
rrF'"rS not only 81 the oranrs ,ho
chimpHnz""s and yorillas hut also
IN" human family"
Professor Smith Identifies in m.
lannon's fossil Fii'doUn skull found
IN SuSscN In 1912. a missing link h.
tween man and monkey. Thi. skull.
ne saws. mas a "Simiar Jaw" IN, the
SKULL case shows "induhitahle traits
"i an extremely early phase o. the
attainment 81 human character"
other announcements OF Professor
smith arc that al! original men were
hiack Tx" their near relatives tho
gorilla and IN" chimpanzee. but one
branch OF the human FAMILY attained
o!"ached skins ana larger brains. In
me glacial period This paiefaced stock
h"cam" segregated into four main
families by impossible ice barriers
That endured for couniiess thousands
OF years. one group lived near tn.
Yellow River and became the Mon
E"lian race; another in Northeast
Africa. where II became the brown
race. The Alpine or Arcmcoid stock
was imprisoned by the icc in Turkes
tan: the Nordic stock. our own onccs
tors. lived somewhere to the nor,h-
west OF Turkcsian. II was not un-
I'll the ice melted that these races
met again and interminglcd Bur
they never lost their distinctive
characteristics.
Another new discovery OF Profess
Eor Smiths is that the true cradle of
civilization was Egypt, not Babylonia.
y study of pyramid building and en-
halming proves. he says. how these
arts spread from Egypt TO New
Guinea and Australia aud thence by
strppi ny stones of islands across the
Pacific I" Central ana South America.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
New Theories on Mans Origin.

Man was evolved from a common
stock. which embraces the anthrn-
p"id ape that made IT'S habitatiun in
he Miccnc perfod-say 5000. 900
years aEo-in the Siwalik hills
which lie on the slope Of the Him
alayaS
This is the contention of Profess
sor Grafton Elliott Smith. Of the Uni
vcrsity Of London. expressed in a
new treatise on "Nnthropnlogv."
which he has just written
he sweeps away as out OF dotc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

VIII HAYS declares. after a personal insr.c.
ton that n" simply cannot md tho horrors
o' H"liYw""d We HAY" always susp.c, ed
mat ia" rla"" was terribly overratrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

IT II should fail We'll have just two classes
Of p""ni" in the country: those who arc nrht
Ing mad and those who worried or scared.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
Up With the Times
ny Is. q. u.

According to signs from the centcrs M In
dustrial conference and mediation. this is 10
=" peace week Pull FOR IT with al YOUR
might
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

Another reason for wishing thns" strikes
well "nt az IN" way is that they are making
II practically impossible FOR many of ne IN
concentrate" on - couple Of perfectly hum
dinEinK hiE league races
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
Why Not send Him 10 ucrrInt

IT'hlIhHtIphla NoCOrdD
What should he done 10 the motorist who
kihs pedestrian and runs away? Hanging
Is too good for him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
Dp nRcrOiIs.
4 Ind Stnrt.

Loving your neiEhb"r yourself miEhS
after all. cause more ;r"uhe than it's worth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
whisky Flowing Down street.

Score another triumph TO the Lon
don "bobhie." whose reputation for
courtesy and encyclopedia knowledge
us world wide. for he now has proved
himself to he almost as ingenious as
''izzc and Moe" the famous mem
hcrs of the New York prohibition en-
forccmcnt STAFF.
The circumstances were these: 4
dray heavily laden with several bar
rcls of very good whisky was prn-
ccedinR up . steep hill near tho
Tower of London when one Of the
wheels gave way and In the resultant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

Here's = Memory Test for You
toreenv!ile Piedmont)
DID the negative ever win In q strike voter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

f"SimaSt"r-';"n"rHi Work declares ,hc ro-
cent anair at Hcrrin would nave "pallorol
ia" painted Indian" i'm'. strangely enough
u seems not Ia hav" caused Illinois To blush
faIntly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

SUNDAY. July 80. 1,22
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

before risking money in gamble on
prediction predictions. one should hake
certain that he has correctly appraised the
amount o: hot air" IN them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
Another Gco. E. smith.

Richmond. va. July 20. 1922. ~
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-21
mrs. SW|NK WAS
BLUE OVER HER
H { AL I h

. Among the thousands of North Car
DINA people who have realized the
fact that Tanlac brings health, and
strength and happiness is Mrs. jamie
swink, Myers Mill, South Gastonia
N. c., Mrs Swink says:
Before l took Tanlac I could not
work. half my time amid when W
work half my time, and when | did
work night would find me completely
exhausted. could hardly eat enough
to keep alive, and night after nigh
would toss and roll with an awfui
headache. At times felt SO dis
couraged and blue that could hardly
stand it.
IF it had not been for STanlac |
would still be a sick woman, for moth
ing else ever did me a bit of good !.
I have taken four bottles now and
haven't trouble in the world |
eat anything | want, sleep good every
night and don't know what a head.
ache is any more. =
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-21

After you have tried all the rest,
Try the one flour guaranteed 10 be
The Worlds Best--VELyET.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-21
MINUTES, COMMISSIONERS CITY
OF BRUNSWICK. i,
(ofncial)

Regular meeting,
Brunswick, Ga, Nov. 20, 1922.
Present: Hon, G. D. ogg, mayor;
Commissioners ]. L. Andrews and NJ
B. McKinnonf
Minutes of previous meetings were
read and confirmed.
Petitions aud communications:
From j. o. u. A. M, petition to
erect flag pole in some prominent
place at disposal of the city. Re-
ferred to city manager with power to
act.
The Maritime Inductries Co., success
sors to the United States Maritime
Corporation; a petition for exempt
ion for exemption from taxation on
their property, for its full term OF
exemption granted to the u. s.
Maritime Corporation, exniring Dec,
81, 1927. Order received for further
consideration.
From Womans Club, civic depart
ment; Transmitting report of oper-
ations, May |, 1921 to August %,
1922 with suggestions for further
civic improvements. Received as in
formation and ordered filed.
Motions: The following motion
was adopted: That the sum Of $3.50
be appropriated to the order of Mrs.
Merritt, county demonstrator, toward
expense of holding county fair Nov.
1890 aud Dec. 1, 1922, the city
manager being hereby directed, in
addition thereto to hove the build
ings placed in proper repair
That the manager act as their own
clerk. That the per diem of fair
manager to paid at So 90 each.
Adjourned
N D. RUSSELL,
City of Brunswick.
Secty Commissioners, City of Bruins
wick.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-11-21

"
OU ARE most cordially invite to attend the
Devoe Interior Decorating Demonstration and Con
test to be held in our store
NOV. TO- Il u
WE. HAVE been fortunate enough to secure the
service Of an Expert Demonstration who will show
you how to make old Scared furniture, floor wood
work and brc-a-brac new looking and artistic again.
SHE will show you how with little Mirroac and
Velour Finish, brush and few hours Of time, you
add more beauty to your home than i you spent
several hundred dollars for new furnishings. Come
and get her advice
A II HI. time turn in you suggestion for de-
corating the Devoe Model House The person who
submits the best color scheme wins ST. 1000.
MAY WE count on your attendance
Your in serUice,
LYNN-GOULD HARDWARE
COMPANY
Brunswick, Ga
Th Please Consider This
a Personal Invitation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch 10y Associated Press 10
Every Evening.

Spectral dispatch 10y Associated Press 10
Every Evening.
Philadelphia. March A. Wheat No.
.. rod winter. iodi.A5; do. garlicky.
36Nl ~,
corn ~. for export. 7ia72; do.
No. 3. rlH-l. 80 !, 69'sM7o; car
lots. local 40. yellow, -73W7i; No.
3 yellow 7eG5S
oats ~. g white. 47ma7's; No. ..
white. 4tm a..
Huttrr western creamery extra,
3St. nearby prints. fancy. 45&4S.
Eggs Nearby extra hrsts. 26's. do
first. c5is. western extra. flrsts. 20,
do. ArNs. e4teWs5. fancy selected,
packed. 23N35.
Chcrsc New York whole milk
fame, Hats held %. do. fresh. 2tG22,
FAR tc good. i9W 20. loughorn. % is9
2Sia single daisies, held % DO, fresh
.eie0-3.
Live poultry fowls 2,62i: spring
chickens. 2963S. young roosters. %
m2s. do. old 2oW2l, turkeys 3uG 40.
Cu,hs. white pckin. asa 40. do mixed
,clos 3A0 36, muscovN. 2lN26 rccsc.
2oa 23,
Afi'N~fNA I'ttt'N fNl'i lAtt wv ~ ~
fancy dry packed. asa so. dc. western
ncy. 4f05o; fair to good. 4oN45. old
toms 40a a.. fowls fresh killed choice
To- fancy. SOa32, do small sizes. 2S&
%. roasting chickens. nearby. 27NS6
do. western. 24@ 50. hroiline chickens.
nearby. 2463S; do. western. 22N34:
old roostors. 22d24. ducks. fancy. 80
"a 80: fair to good. 25N27, geese, fan
vy, 29M25; fair 10 good, 2oa22.
potatoVs White. per hundred
pounds. l75N220.
Flour Soft winter straight western.
625@6.75. DO. nearby. 6oo@6.2o; hard
winter. straight. 7.25h575; do, short
patent. 7.75@S.25: spring. first clear.
6lOg6.5o; do. patent. 5000 s.9a: do.
short patent. S.5onS.75; fancy spring
and city mills patent. family brand,
$500 1925.
HAY Timothy. No. ., 2s.o0G 23.O0;
do No. 8, 2oOoael.O0. sample, 10000
$500. no grad. l4.O0G 1900. clover
mixed hay. lEht mixed. 2l.500 zoo,
No. I mixed. 10000 2l.OO.
Tallow Prime city. loose. 81 do
special loose. Ga prime country. "a
edible. in ticrccs. Si2
Bran soft winter. in 100 pound
sacks, S5.5OGS6.5o, do. spring. $1,000
$500.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
NOTICES.

SCIENTIFIC COLLECTIONS $780, Every.
where. Henry Mercantile Agency. T.
o. Box S32
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE.
About q, % Of the Flye-Near so Notes
So Far Deposited with the Committee

To date 81 per cent OF hve.year
per cent Columbia Graphophone
Manufacturing Co. notes have been
deposited with the committee recently
formed tn protect interests Of note
holders. Notes so far deposited under
the agreement represent over 1000
holders widely scattered throughout
the country, which indicates how
thoroughly these securities were dis
tributed. In addition to depositors. hold
crs of substantial amount ~ these
notes have pledged deposit as soon az
the matter can be taken mp.
1t was recently announced that time
Of deposit az the notes would be OK
tended to March 10. 1922. Deposit
agreement provides that expense that
may be charged against any deposition
viii not exceed | per cent of principal
amount ~: his notes.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
STOCK PRICES DROP
ONE TO TWO POINTS
Automobiles and SpeciaIties
Centre OF Lively Selling; Mar
ket Closed Heavy.

py Associated Press Ia Fv~ry Evening.
New York. Mar. t.--Automohile
shares and their spccieltics We're the
center of an active selling movement
during ,oday's short stock market ses-
sion. the rcaction extending To oils
and equipments. Studebaker lost
points. Chandler and United States
Rubber 1 to ia. Mexican Petroleum.
Pierce OH. Pvrs on, American Loco
motive. Baldwin Locomotive. Rcpuh-
lie Iron. American Hide and Leather,
preferred. American Sugar. lnterna-
tinnal PAPER and United Fruit also
falling TO Ia points.
Junior rails. especially Missouri Pa
cific. common and preferred. and
kansas city southern were depressed,
but Ann Arhor. common, gained J
points
several OF the local utilities. as we'll
az Iaclcde Gas and Jewel Tea, pre-
fcrrcd. were strong.
The closing was heavy. sales APP
proxinated 400. 00O shares.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04

DAYLITE BATTERIEs-A good bat
- terry at n reasonable price fully guaran-
tced recharging, soc. Daylite Service
Station, 1909 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
REALTY AT AUCTION.

At public auction in the Court House
this morning, Fred Clark. admins
traitor OF Frishy r.. Clark. deceased.
sold the dwelling No. ll1S Conrad
street. to clifford V. Mannering. at
torncy. for $l.2l0. Harry J. Stidham
was auctioneer.
To make title. Sheriff Joseph II.
Gould sold dwelling on the south
side Of Sixth street. between King and
French streets. property Of Charles r.
Parks, 10 Horace 6. Eastburn. at
torney. for Sl.400 Deputy sheriff
Parker was auCtioneer.