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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23
MILLIONAIRE ADMITS
KILLING BLACKMA|L.ER
Takes N. Y. Detectives on Hunt
of Witnesses IN White Light
Regions.
ny Associated Press to rvers Evening.

BY Associated Pres 20 rveTs Evening.
White Plains. N. Y. May 23.--Search
for two men known only ms Ross
and Jack" alleged by Walter =.
Ward. OF New Rochelle ~. y. To have
been present when he shot and killed
Clarence Peters, OF Haverhill. Mass,
near here the night of May Is. was
continued by westchester county Of
ncials today. Ward, after confessins
he had killed member OF q gang
that had blackmailed him for 100000
and then attempted to get $4,000
more, went 10 New York last night
In company with number Of officers
and conducted a search of resorts
where he declared the men wauted
might be found II was an unsuc-
ressful quest. and the party returned
to this city today. Ward, who ia the
son OF tho millionaire president Of the
Ward Baking Company, Ia ut liberty
under - bail bond Of $4,000.
He was acCompa MED to New YOrl
by Sheriff George 7. Werner and foul
deputies. who were Joined by TIVE
New York city detectives. tTsing n liz
made Up Ivy Ward. the party wen
into cabarets. restaurants and cafe
In the white light regions and care
fully scrutlnized every man present
when the search along broadway an
| its side streets failed To bring re
suits. Ward, with Sheriff Werner an
the others spent several hours o
the lower East side. but no men fittin
the descriptions OF the two men sough
could he found.
Ward came 10 New Rochelle froi
pittsburg In 1911.
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LEVY COURT CAN HELP
COUNTY HOSPITAL
Attorney Holds There Is No OBJ
stacle IL Funds Can be
Provided.

Concerning the expenditure by the
Levy Court of $4,000 for fire pro-
lection and 81 1000 for drainage at the
New Castle County Hospital, Farm
hurst, Frank l.. Speakman, court at-
torncy. cent to II today tho following
communication, which the court fled
after ordering that copy be mailed
TO the Trustees of the Poor:
"If the Levy Court is In n position
to provide the necessary funds to pay
for doing the proposed work there is
no reason why tho Trustees OF the Poor
should not be authorized to proceed TO
have the proposed work done
'"rhe question whether the drainage
system can be installed under the di-
rectlon of the engineer OF tho Trustees
OF the Poor. rather than under an
award after advertising for bids. Ia a
matter which feel should be referred
by the Trustees OF the Poor to their
attorney for hIs opinion. yet l have no
hesitation in saying that I'm my opinion
that the work necessary 10 be done can
be done under the direction of the said
engineer by labor employed directly
| by the said Trustees OF the Poor"
The court credited printing and sta
tionery with $500 and the Fourth. Fifth
and Sixth DISTRICTS with 500 each and
! charged the same to interest on an
ticipated sale of bonds.
Employment Of Deputy Sheriff Frey
for another month was authorized.
Clerk MCIvor was instructed to writ,
10 United States Senators BAH ant
du pont and ask them whether Preei
dent Harding hae signed the Fedora
Good Roads bill
June : was fixed for comforting will
the commissioners of Chester count,
at Milford Meeting House relative I,
the Delaware Pennsylvania boundary
An invitation To attend the rura
firemene celebration at Newport OF
| June was accepted.
The court recessed until next Mon
day, having decided to meet q day ear
lier than usual because Tuesday vii
be a legal holiday. ON Tuesday tn
members Of the court will attend tn
Washington Bridge dedication.
Frank A. Wunder. representing tn
Good Roads Machinery Co, Inc. en-
tertained the court at luncheon 4
the Iambros today.
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HOLD VOCATIONAL
CONFERENCE HERE
Meeting in High School Tomor-
row Afternoon Followed by
a Dinner at Night.

A vocational conference will be held
IN Wilmington tomorrow. Arrange
ments have been made to secure Or.
Dennis from tho Pennsylvania State
Department OF Education as one OF
the speakers. Dir. Dennis In one OF the
foremost mon In vocational work and
DIR. Helm, state Director of Vocation
nj Education for Delaware, will also
speak at several OF the meetings.
A general meeting VIII be held In
the Community Room OF the High
School in the afternoon at 2 O'Clock
and all those interested In vocational
education are invited TO be present
pr Dennis Will speak at this meeting
on the subject Democracy in Educa
| ton"
| A vocational banquet will he held II
! the evening In the High School cafe
! terra. number Of men from th'
| Industries, as we'll a@ orationa
people. will he present at this banquet
A number VI subjects will be presented
and discussed which relate Closely &
tho development of hte modern edu
Cational program
Dr. Dennis has been asked to spea|
AT the klwan luncheon at noon ~
the subject The Schools of To
morrow
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Associated Press &c
Every Evening

Philadelphia. May 2s.-Wheat-No
red winter, 1890 IA; do. gerlicky,
1sSGiao
Corn--No FOR export. 7id72. do.
No 2. 7oGTl: do. No. 4, es@es; car
lots for local trade. No. ? yellow, 73d
. a. No. yellow. 71d75
. oa,.-No ? white. So6SON; No. :
white. as,sa 40
pu,ter--Westcrn creamery, extra,
-. nearby prints. fancy, a4d&7.
Eggr nearby extra hrsts. yin; do.
rrH,s, rs; western extra firsts. 2sis
40, nrs,s. 81; fancy selected, packed.
s<dss.
fancy fats. held 2sG2S: do fresh. Is;
Fair to good. l7GI7is; lonehorn, ls6
lsr; single daisies. held 1905; do.
fresh, lsaisis,
Live poultry-rowls, 256 so: spring
chickens not leghorns. a5d4s; eprins
chickens. leEhuns. s2maS; old roost-
sss. isnl7: ducks. white rekin. 24M
,e: do. mixed colors. 2od2s; Mus
covy, ?o622: geese. nearby. i4dl6:
DO southern and western. l2@ 10.
Dressed poultry--Fowle. fresh killed
choice 20 fancy. si@3a; do. small
eizcs. stdso; ROSTERS. western, 81;
do. southern. 1920; spring ducks
Long Island. 90
Potatoes southern per barrel
bootas 90; No. 2. do. 2.00@2.5O. old
per 100 pounds. soal.75.
FloN SOFT winter straight, west
srn. $500 G. 75 do nearby. s.25Gs.5O
hard winter. straight. 7.50Gs00; do
short patent, sOo6sSO; spring. frs
cicar s750725. do, patent. s1OGs.50
do, short patent ss00s 90; fame,
spring and city mills. patent family
brand. ssoGioOo.
lay-Timothy. No. .. 2sS0G24s
rcr ton; do. No. 3. 2000Q2 % 90
sample. l7oo0 10 90; no grade. l5OO6
1900; clover mixed hay. lisht mixed
aa.sodG2<oo No. ! mixed. 81 O0G22 %
rxNn--Soft winter IN 100-poun,
backs, soooQ9l.OO a ton do. eprins
$4,000 5000.
Tsilow-Prime city. loose. az: a.
special. loose. Ga. prime country, ~.
edible, In ticrces. ~
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LUCKY STONE FAILED
TOPR0TECT ALEXANDER
left-Handed Christening 'Jinx'
Blamed for Collision in
Delaware River.
pv Annotated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
PHILADELPHIA. May IA lucky
stone" rubbed on the keel OF the II. f.
Alexander. which last night rammed
tho British freighter Andree in the
delaware river. was unable to over
come the link" river front veterans
say. of having been christened lett
handed.
The vessel was named by Mis-
Emilia Lacey, wife OF the construc-
ton engineer OF the Great Northern
steamship Company. She used her
left hnnd in sending a bottle of wine
crashing against the bow. This
christening Is tho only one recalled
In local shipping circles that was done
that way.
Just before the ceremony Col. f. II.
Merrill, an official OF the steamship
company, climbed under the ways and
rubbed the keel with a lucky stone
he wore In his tie.
The alexander struck tho Andree
amidst ~. The blow was so serious
that the Andree started TO sink
necessitating the running her into
shallow water on the New Jersey
| SIDE, Wnere sne antHoitu'
The crew of the Andree was re
moved by the Alexander. After the
ship had been anchored safely in
shallow water, however, its member:
were allowed to return.
The Alexander was heading dowr
the river as the Andree was coming
up from New York. The collision oc-
CURED, 1t is believed, when a small
craft ran across the bow of tn
Alexander To evade striking the
smaller vessel, the Alexander, II Il
thought, changed its course, strikins
t. Andree.
The Alexander formerly the Grea
Northern, was the sister ship of tn
Northern Pacific which burned of
Cape May, y. J., several months ago
It's present skipper, Captain Lustie, ant
its chief engineer, w. G.. Clayton, hol'
the same positions that they held OF
the Northern Pacific.
The Alexander had a crew of 20
men and about 60 passengers. Presi
, dent II. f. Alexander. of the Admira
Line was on board. The Andree ha'
a crew of about 35 and some pas
sengers.
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MEMORIAL DAY PARADE
ORDER OUT TONIGHT
Chief Marshal S. p. Doherty
Says Plans Are Working
Out Smoothly.

The order for the Memorial Day |
parade will be issued tonight, accord
Ing Go Major Simon i. Doberty, chief |
marshal, AT n meeting of the general !
committee. Major Doherty says plans |
are working out smoothly. and. as
far an he knows, there IN no friction. |
"The committee he said. has 30 ar
ranged the parade order TO avoid
what might he considered discrimi-
nation. All Of the American Legion
post will he In line, In accordance
with their number. This includes
Norman Scott Post. composed of color
ed veterans Of the world War. It
will be In it's numerical position. The
Sons of Veterans, who have offered
their services as escort to the Grand
Army Of the Republic, will be assigned
to that position"
Final details are TO be arranged NJ
tonight's meeting.
American Legion Meeting.
The city Committee of the American
Legion, at it's meeting last night In
the board room Of the Chamber Of
Commerce. completed its plans for
the participation Of the local posts Of
the American Legion in tho pagea nj
marking the dedication ~ the Wash
ington Memorial Bridge on Memorial
| Day
That every individual post ~ the
: American Legion viii participate in
Tho parade was emphasized TODAY by
H. ". Cohee. n member of tho com
mittee. According to Mr.. Cohee. there
; will be no discrimination against any
= lpost which may disrupt the plans for
the parade. Each organization. It was
pointed out. will march according ia
, the number Of their respective post
Delaware Post. M. I. viii head the
, Legionaires. This post will be fol
q lowed by the Norman -. Scott Post
n No, E, n Colored organization. Then
= Fisher Naval Post. No Is. and
Laurence Roberts Post, No q II r.
k tho Intention Of tho committee II
r was stated. to have tho American
q Legion Posts form in numerical order
It regardless Of any other consideration
It There was some discrimination
- however. according 20 Mr.. Cohee
= relative 10 tho Sons Of Veterans act
T. ing as an escort TO the thinning rank
~ ~ the Grand Army 81 the Republi,
There was some talk by members n
J" the committee Of insisting upon IN
y" exclusion 81 the former organizatio
= from the place in line ahead ~ IN
American Legion ~ tho sons 81 Vet
-, Grams ia not Veterans orgRnizatio
and the division in which the 6. 4. 7
and the Legion ara to march is o,
cluTively q veterans section.
The City Committee decided not
take any action on this matter. ina,
musa as plans for Tho parade had q
ready been completed. II was n
n consensus Of opinion that the I,egio
N organization volunteer its services 3
" an escort to the G.. 4. X. for the turf
out of 1929
The committee selected DR. WI
X liam G. Speakman, one or it's mo
active members, as marshal OF u
American Legion contingent in n
parade.
The City Committee approved
XIV suggestion made by Mrs. william
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CA|SSON DOWN
FOR DELAWARE BRIDGE
One on Camden Side Of River
to be Launched Early in
July.

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Philadelphia, May 23-The frat
signs OF the building of the bridge that
will connect Philadelphia with Camden
were evident today when the Caisson
on the Philadelphia side eettled to it's
permanent resting place. Sinking
gradually under the weight OF great
quantities Of cement, the CaLsson reach
ed bottom with the low tide.
With the additional pouring OF con-
crete today, engineers believe the CATS
son will he sufficiently weighted TO re
main on the bottom even in high tide.
The Caisson for the Camden side OF
the river will be launched about July
!. The structure will he larger than
the one on the Philadelphia side.
The bids for the first sections Of the
anchorage foundations will he opened
by the Delaware River bridge Joint
commission on May 81, and the con-
tract Will be awarded June .. The cost
OF the work Will be from 1900, 600 TO
81. GOO. 000
The total cost Of the bridge Will be
about S2S. 000. 600.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Allied Chemical 4 Dye Corporation ia
Understood 20 have earned in the Hrst
quarter OF this year almost half as much
again ~ In al OF last year or Considerably
Hotter than - n sharr The exact bal
snce cern~o for the common In 1921 was
t22 . share
rhr Ford Motor Company has orders
juno dclivrry. ~ result OF which the
juno schedule has been increased 20
lee. Don from i3o, 600
Consumption Of gasoline in tn. FRS,
quarter 81 this year Increased all hui
~ oOo, 600 gSlons, or more than : Der
cent. but stockA Increased about 20 r.er
cont. Consumption OF kerosene Increased
~ IA pcr cont aud stocks decreased -
The Hudson Motor Car has initiated
dividends 81 the rate OF so cents Der share
Recently when the Hudson and Ts.~,
Motor Companies were combined. IA wa,
stated that dividends would be inau.
rufatrc IN June on the hasds OF 81 p.,
shsre annually. rhe company reports
r~cord-brraains sales
The New York Central Railroad Com
psny earned in April the months pro
portion OF the per cent dividend with .
ANAL surplus Before the beginning q
April and with the coal strike Impending
officers or the company expected the mont
20 run between . 600 600 and 81 600 90,
behind ntcrost aud dividend requirements
DIRECTORS of Baldwin Locomotive Work
mort for dividend action Thursday n,
change : e1pected from the present 81
p~r osnt srmi annual rate. The com
mon stock VS. put upon per cen
annual bane January I. 1920. after div
0snds had heen omitted for nve wear.
Prior 20 that the annual rAte was 2 nc
cont.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily Mt Noon by Laird 4
Co. du Pont Building.
NEW CHARTERS.
Previous
rlA.A

Dover. May 53--Charters were ,f1Iad
here. yesterday. as follows
American International Discount Cor
ooo'oo0' ' capital e@o'-
Diamond TaIicab Co. Wilmington
Del. elo.5Oo. 600.
troit, Mich. si.25o.OOO
Aladdin Co, OF America. Whining ton
International 1talo-American Investment
Co. New York City. 81, OoO. 600
Westmoreland Farms. Inc. Dover. Del.
$3.50. 600
Industrial Loan Service, Inc, Philade'.
phis. Pa 500 600
Acme OIL aud Gas Co. Wilmington
Northampton Printing Co. Bethlehem
Plains Coal Co. Wilmington. Del.
Industries Corporation. Wilmington
Del 100000
quaker City ssorsse Battery Co.
Philsdelp hia. Pa $500. 900;
sl25 900.
Argyll Corporation. Wilmington. Del
500 900.
Fishermcn's Weekly Publishing Co.
Philadelphia. Pa. 100000.
Underwriters Finance Corporation. WI
mington. Del 500, 900.
higrade Products Co, Wilmington. Del
Xlent Co. Wilmington. Del: 500. Ooe
Aetna Safety Appliance and Meta
/ FINISHING Co. Unionv lille. Conn 500
I 600
/ James T. Blue Chemical Co, washin,
| ton. ID. C.; $4,000.
Framerican Cigar Co. Pittsburg. Pa
/ s25. 900.
Livengood q Co. Wilmington. Del
! s2O,o 900.
e. I. Erickson supply Co. Warren
/ Pa: $4,000.
Increases in capital--Moon Motor c,
SIS 100000 Gurnee Coal Corporate
New York City. 81 900 900 to 81. 500 90
Spare Turn Tractor Co. Norfolk, Va
81 600. 900 70 50 DOC. 900; Nara Coal CO
Nerya. Ohio. $3.50. 900 TO $3.50, 900
Change Of name Of Illinois Rubber G
70 Nuelle Rubber Co.. Chicago, III,
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WAR FRAUDS PROBE READY.
Special Grand Jury 10 Being
Drawn at Washington to
Consider Evidence.
nv Associated Press TO Every Evening.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Washington, May 23--Selection OF
tho special grand jury To consider al
legged frauds In connection with gov
eminent war contracts, provision for
which was made In the bill recently
passed. by Congress appropriating
$500, 900 10 cover costs OF prosecuting
persons alleged to have been involved
In the frauds. was begun today with
the prospect that the jury would be
completed by tomorrow night, District
Attorney Gordon annuonced.
The jury will devote Itself entirely
to consideration OF war fraud cases,
and every means have been taken,
the district attorney said. to expedite
i,e action. with trial speedily 20 follow
any indictments brought.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23
STOCK PRICES DROP
/: As MONEY ADVANCES.
stssls. coppsrs, Speculative
Oils and Rails, However,
Maintain Strong Tone.

nv Associated rr~se to Every Evening.
New York, May % twall Street.
10 40 a. m )--Rccoverics from ycster-
d,V'. late reaction In the stock mar
gict. due to the hurry In call money,
were quito general at tho opening OF
today's session.
independent stecls and domestic oils
nero the strongest features with cop
pcrs. transcontinental rails and coal
crs.
Rrpublic Iron soon rose 1 v points
and crucihle steel gained IN. VIZ
.x,n,n Carolina Chemical made up the
better part of yesterdays loss and
. Associated OH was active AT a gain OF
~ points.
United Drug. which had been men
toned In connection with the proposed
merger OF several NJ the tobacco COM
panics, rose IN points.
Scars Roehuck. Famous Players
Atlantic Gulf. Atchison and Erie. nrst
preferred. were higher by large frac-
lions.
Noon The opening rate W four
per cent for call loans seemed To fore
shadow further stiffening of money
rates with the progress az the Sos
atom md prompted occasional reoliz-
Ing sales before noon. Aside from
IN. strong tone Of independent vcels.
'coppcrs and speculative oils. accumu
lstiOn of Erie issue. was the striking
feature. Gains If to GA points were
made by the common and first and
second preferred shares. Reading
second prcfcrrod. also was strong and
tho more Representative rails were
featured by Union Pacific. Atlantic
Coast Line and New York. Chicago
And ~. Louis
Pressure was directed against MeNi-
ann Petroleum. Y. $. Rubber. Peoples
Gas. Eastman Kodak and ksyser
those is,urs losing I 60 ia points.
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MRS. EMMA WEBB DIED
SUDDENLY LAST NIGHT

Heart trouble is given as the cause
for the sudden death last night OF Mrs
Emma Webb. SO years old. of 1923
Washington street. The woman, who
is said to have suffered with heart
disease for some time, was taken i'll
shortly after o'clock. DR.. Paul r.
Smith was called, but she expired be-
fore medical attention could be adj
ministered.
Mrs. Webb had been living in this
city only three weeks. She is said
to have received treatment for her
ailment from a physician at Allaway
n. j., her former home Deputy
Coroner Nichols was notified of the
death. #
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Cincinnati. New Orleans and Texas Pa
fine Railway Company. quarterly OF n.
pr cont 90 pr~f~rrcd. payable juno
Hood Rubber Products Company. Inc
quarterly 81 IL per cent on preferred
PAYABLE June I
Hudson Motor Car Company. initial Of
y. ccnts share. payable July
Humphreys oil Company initial OF &
p~f cont payable June ib
Middle West Utilities Company. quar-
verify OF 1. per cent on prior lien. pay
able juno 10.
SeArs, Ro~buck 4 Co quarterly q, IA.
per cont on preferred. payable July
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someumes the only way 10 get It
aone " TO advertiee for somebody to
~ H. Head The Classified ads.-Ady.
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RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY, n. =.
Az ON IN NJ
RRHOBOTH, DEL.
CEDAR COTTAGE

First and Maryland Avenues.
Now Open. Excellent Home CQok'nv.
Rate TIL juno 10. We SPEC ieiire In
Sunday Dinner. .. ABBEY. Mgr.
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CAPE MAY. y. ].
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04
AWARDS ROAD CONTRACTS
INVOLVING S299,g8O
Richmond Companies Will Do
Construction Work on Vir.
ginia State system.

Award OF four contracts for the
Improvement of highways in Viz
ginia calling for the expenditure Of
approximately s9ss.oso. l. was an
nounced yesterday by. George y. Cole
man, state highway commissioner.
award Of 4 contract for a section
OF abont eight and a quarter miles
between Pcndleton and Louisa was
made 10 the Airport Construction
Company. of Richmond. at an estl
mated cost OF S202,ls5. 4 section of
: "ded road. approximating five
miles, In scott Comfy was awarded
TO the Snead CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
FOR s6l.j22; bridge In the same
section was awarded to T.. NJ. Thur
nand, OF LynchburG, for s6553 and
approximately ten mile road in
staii!ax County between Vernon HU,
and Houston. was awarded for SOS
$50 u Perkins and Barnes. of BIack-
stone.
Tho STATE Highway commfss,on
meets In Christiansburg May ls TO
decide the route between Christi,rq.
burg and Floyd. Mr.. Coleman an.
nouhced meeting TO decide IN.
rout" between ST. Paul east viii
be held a; s., Paul on Nav II -.
meeting in Honrico COUNTY Corr,
house viii he hclo ~ ; O'Clock the
afternoon o; May % to decide mo
location OF The section %. ,ha pin
InHnd- Iappahanuock Road hctwoo,
richmond and Iauguin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-04
SIR AUCKLAND GEDDEs IS
GUEST HERE TOMORROW
British Ambassador Will De-
liver Address at the JEFF
fcrson Hotel.

Richmond members OF the English
Speaking Union and OF patriotic So
cieties will be addressed tomorrow
night at $3.50 o'clock in the Jefferson
Hotel by Sir Auckland Geddes
British ambassador at WASHINGTON.
Sir Auckland will BIO ACCOMPANIED 10
Richmond by Lady Geddes and they
VIII be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas l.. Moore on the River Road
from the time they arrive until G
o'clock, when they will be the guests
OF the Sons OF Colonial Wars Mt the
Westmoreland Club
DR.. II. d. c. Maclachlan, pastor
OF the Seventh Street Christian
Church. is chairman OF the committee
making the local arrangements. The
public is invited to the speaking In
the Jefferson auditorium ut $40
o'clock tomorrow night. There will
be no admission charged.
George Bryan Will be tho chairman
OF the night meeting and John Stew
art Bryan Will introduce Sir Auck-
land. Governor Z. Lee Trinkle and
Mayor George Ainslie are also upon
the program for talks.
The musical features of the even
Ing will include n program by the
Musicians Club. and the singing Of
kipling's "Recessional" by Norman
Call.