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Evening star., 1922-11-27
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My idea of Capitol punishment is
to listen to the debates In Congress.
j. MARK TRICE.
s24 I'd street southeast.
A class in American history had
for it's subject the great American
Abraham Lincoln. Toward the close
Teacher. why did Abraham Lincoln
hide his personality behind a full
beard?
ANONYMOUS.
The recent Pullman car robbery at
Union station no doubt was com
mitted by a dentist. From all indica-
tions he gave the porter gas and then
proceeded to clean the uppers and
lowers.
JESSE THOMAS.
400 Fairmont street northwest
Tourist (noticing fields OF corn on
mountainside)-How do you get up
there with a wagon to bring the corn
down?
Mountaineer-We don't bring it
down in a wagon. We bring 1t down
JOSEPH o. ROCK. Jr.,
603 Columbia roud northwest
Willie saw the Army Navy game.
That night. when he-said his prayers,
he put SNAP" into it God bless papa,
God bless mamma. God bless Willie,
rah, rah, rah!'
NELLIE COLEMAN,
1926 P street northwest.
Caller-Is your mother in. Nellie?
Nellie-No. mother Is out shopping.
Caller-When will she be in?
Nellie Qoudly)-Mother, what shall
I say now?
ROSALIE E. S. CALVERT,
405 St0nelet0h Court.
Evening star., 1922-11-27

Virginia. Carolina Foot Ball Game,
Charlottesville. Va. Thanksgiving
day. Reduced fares via Southern
Hallway. Nov. 1890. City ticket Office,
1925 F st.-Advertisement
Evening star., 1922-11-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

ture Ship subsidy night" tomorrow.
O'clock. Homer Ferguson. president
Of Newport News Shipbuilding Com
pany, and Senator Fletcher will dis
f'uss the measure. Senator Ransdell
will introduce the speakers.
lSallipOlis GrOttO Band and Drill
Corps will give a Thanksgiving dance
Friday at New Willard.
Wellington Union. ". e. +. L.. will
meet tomorrow. t:30 pm. with Mrs
Robert Adams, 1894 Belmont road.
The Sixteenth street Heights Club
Will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. Milton DanZiger. 1908 18th street.
American Society Of Mechanical En-
ciEe-rS will meet tomorrow, pm. IN
COSMOS Club Hall. Commander {. 4.
Jones, L. s ". will speak of 'Turbo-
Electric Propulsion of Ships. open
discussion. Informal dinner at the
club. $50 pm.
Worth Capitol and lexington Citi-
1ens' Association will meet tomorrow.
s pm. in Emery School. Addresses
and music.
Rev. Dr, Charles Wood. pastor or
,he church of the Covenant. will lee
sure before the school of religious
education at Y. NJ. c. \. at $50 o'clock.
subject Fundamental Doctrines OF
;he Presbyterian Church.. Public IN
tied
Evening star., 1922-11-27
TODAYsS ADJUSTMENTS.

NATI0NAL-H. B. Warner. in Bull
dog Drummond." performance at S:20
pm.
POLI'S-"Hayseed: or, the Villain
Still Pursued Her." at $50 pm.
GARRICK-Fay Banter. in The
Painted Lady," at $3.50 pm.
PRESIDENT-"Abie Irish Rose.
a. $50 pm.
kElTH'S-Ann Pennington, vaude-
Vile. at 2:10 and S.1o pm
BELASCO "Gimme Thrill.
vaudeville, at 2:15 and Sis PM
COSMOS-"Just Married" vaude-
VILE. at 3. $40 and pm.
STRAND-Whitema Romance of
Rhythm Orchestra" vaudeville, at 2:o0
e;39 and pm.
GAVETY-Billy watson's "Beef
Trust" burlesque. at 2:15 and Sis
pm.
WIALTO-Retty Compson and Bert
i.yteT, in ITO Have and To Hold"
l,ilotoplay, at 1880 am, 1870. $50,
80 1:3O and $3.50 pm.
METROPOLITAN Mac
oonald, in White shoulders" at at
$50 and $50 PM. and Buster keaton.
II The Electric House"
PALACE-Blanche. Sweet. Barbara
..a Marr. in Quincy Adams Sawyer"
at 1910 am, l. 3:15, SIS, 7.15 and
SO pm.
COLCMBlA-Rodolp Valentino. in
'',The Young Rajah." at 1885 am.
u 2' 2:05, 4:0o, $50. 1915 and 9.So
p.Ui.
Evening star., 1922-11-27

This safety first stuff is something
new. isn't it," asked the young fellow.
Nav" replied the oldtimer. 1T is
old stuff. Why. back in 1872 l knew a
own coffin and lined it with asbestos"
JAMES NJ. CHISHOLM. Jr..
614 G street southwest.
Old Inhabitant-I can remember when
Youns-Inhabitant- nothing !;
they ride on the street cars now.
JOHN DAVIS,
81 street northwest.
Most graciously worn Eek" that of
Mrs. FELTON,.
T. H. HEATH.
The Pasadena.
Darky (at Palm Beach)-I pushed d
George Washington in this chair
PassengerYou mean Booker T.
Darky-Well. / didn't know which
one of the Washington boys 1t was.
VAN WICK REED.
2S5o 2Sth street northwest.
Teacher (severely)-Can you tell
me why. if l am called from tho room
for moment. l return to find the
class in an uproar.
Pupil ttimidly1Please. it's because
YOU wear rubber heels.
A. H. MASON,
90 Cottage street. Everett, Mass.
On flivver boobs let us make war.
We don't want them around any more
There's no use in talking,
Let's make them try walking,
So long as our rights they ignore
WILLIAM d. CROUCH,
80 N street northeast
Evening star., 1922-11-27
POLICEMAN SHOT IN FIGHT
WITH COMRADES PISTOL
Weapon Snatched From Officer S
Pocket and Fired by Flee
ing Fugitive.

Policeman Willis IIephew of the
fifth precinct was shot last night in
attempting to quell a fight at 1858
Half street.
One of the belligerents grabbed Po-
liceman Van Gordon'S pistol from his
pocket and ran across a lot. firing
three shots as he ran, one OF the bull
let's taking effect in Lephew's left
arm.
julius Perry and Maurice Harris.
both colored, residing at 707 I'd street
southwest. were arrested on suspicion
of being implicated in the affair. The
policemans pistol was recovered from
a colored woman in South Washing
ton
In nine other fights reported to the
police various weapons used included
fiatirons sticks. lamp and knife.
Several of the wounded persons land
ed in hospitals, but none was serious
ly wounded.
Evening star., 1922-11-27
WORLD ROTARIAN CHIEF
TO BE D. c. CLUB GUEST
Dinner to Be Given Tonight-Cos
mopolitan Offices to Be at
New Hamilton Hotel.

Raymond NJ. Havens. president Of
International Rotary. and Past In
I.rnational President Greiner. will be
among the guests at the dinner to he
+ iven by the local Rotary Club to
representa- tives of the Thirty fourth
district of Rotary at Rauscher's to-
night.
An entertaining program has been
:.rraaged by the Washington club
and according to Frank H. Shipe sec
rerary. the affair will equal, if not
surpass. anything of the kind ever
attempted b. the organization.
Many capital Rotarians will meet at
the east entrance of Union station
with automobiles at 6 o'clock tonight
TO escort the Baltimore delegation.
expected to number at least $50, to
The banquet.
Cosmopolitan Club Moves.
Completing it's first year as a civic
crga nization, the Cosmopolitan Club
vii move it's headquarters this week
to the new Hamilton Hotel, 14th and
i. streets, where the club will hold its
weekly meetings.
Need Of additional space to accom-
modate the ever-Krowing organiza-
ton. was given as the only reason
fer the transfer.
Evening star., 1922-11-27
Good Teeth.

Oh. children, you have cleaning
fangs, such as used to wear. and
you will sidestep future pangs by
giving them due care. Once I could
eat the toughest steak the board
lng-houses knew, and not shining
tooth would break, or be pushed
out of true. The railway doughnut
l could gnaw, and not tooth would
spring; my jaw was like a crosscut
saw that shears through every
thing. did not give my teeth the
care that they deserved, my dears
and in the dentists padded chair
spend my wintry years. The den
tist struggles wildly we'll to cheer
me, in his coop; he's made me teeth
OF tortoiseshell, with which l chew
my soup. And l can cat pail OF
mush if it's not boiled too hard, but
waters to me no more rush with
beefsteak by the yard. My hand
made teeth work to and fro, and
slither up and down; they're always
hurting as | go around the needless
town. And when I'd sing dulcet
note. or heave a statewide smile
the blamed things slide adown my
throat and strangle me while In
spite of me my spirit sags, although
l strive to grin; my mouth is full
of concrete snags attached to plates
of tin. So, children, guard your
pearly teeth. for when they are no
more. not miser's hoard nor poets
wreath your gladness can restore.
(Copyright) WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1922-11-27
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.


West End Citizens Association VIII
ne.t. s o'clock in basement of Con-
gcrGta Lutheran Church
Mems Good Will Club. 800 Homer
building Will he addressed by Charles
H. Watts of Philadelphia. ) o'clock
the Parrott Glee Club of George
town will give a concert at Mount
Z;on " f., Church. O'Clock. for bene-
/ Of Epworth League
Sn:ia1 Hygiene Society will meet:
.Ie 9th street. Ray Fl. Everett of
NeH York will speak.
AIid-City Citizens Association will
nIeer, S O'Clock. at Thomson School
Randle Highlands Citizens Asso-
"iat.on viii i:ivct. ",.us' II 49,
l-:Jniiy Church.
Evening star., 1922-11-27
CALLS W0MAN'S FARLEY,
Secretary Of Labor to Submit In
dustrial Problems.

Secretary Of Labor Davis today an
nounced q wonan's conference on
Washington January IL, 12 and 13.
The conference. which will be held
under the auspices of the women's
bureau Of the Labor Department and
is expected to be nationwide in
scope and bring together represent
:tive women from all walks of life,
will consider policies and standards
Ior the effective employment of
women in industry. Invitations to
send representatives were forwarded
to moro than sixty women's organ
izations and societies.
The sessions of the conference will
be held in the auditorium of the new
National Museum.
Evening star., 1922-11-27
At THE COMMUNITY CENTERs

Thomson Center. 18th anGIL north
"est--Tonight: Practical Psychology
iub; China painting.
East Washington. 9TH and Penn
sylvania avenue southeast.-Tonight
AmericaniZation class: Kukuk A. c.:
Manhattan \. c.
Birney. Nichols avenue and Howa rd
street southeast.-Tonight: Choral
Society: Needlework Guild: Needle
raft club: Community orchestra
onrlunity Helpers. Tomorrow aft
"rnoGn: Junior Dramatic Club: Girls
,,iee club; Rhythmic Dancing Club;
L-rys Glee Club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover. May I6.-Charters were fled
mere yesterday, as follows:
- alker Hotel Corpora ton. Wilmington,
Equity Petroleum Corporation. VIII
mlnston. Del: $40 900 600.
Dunn Conso idated on Corporation,
Wilmington; Del; $4,000 900.
minston. Del: s5.ooS 600. in'' VIII
Times Square Auto Supply Co.. Will
rnjngton. Del; $1,000 900.
Wireless Improvement Co.. Hackensack.
Michisan Oil and Gas Co.. Pittsburg.
Pa: 81. SOC. 600
Northern California Mortgage Co.. San
Ia Rosa. Cal ~ 900 900.
Plymouth Manufacturing Corporation.
New York City; 81 900 900.
Continental Match Co.. Whining ton.
Del $1,000 900.
City; $1,000, 900.
Clifford A. Neale Investment Co.. Wash
ington. d. C.: 100000
Maple Leaf Oil Co.. Wilmington. Del
Delta Export Lumber Corporation.
Memphis. Tenn. $500, 600
Carlisle Production Corporation. Will
Neal Lumber and Manufacturins Co..
Brew ton. Ala $3.50 600
Woodrow Coal Company. Pittsburg.
Pennsylvania asHa% shipyards. Inc. Will
mington. Del 100000.
Rolzup Auto-Robe Corporation. vii.
mington, Del S25O.OOO
linkan Refrigeration Co.. Whining ton
Milk Bottle Protector Corporation, VII.
ming Del: 5000. 900.
Tropical Machine Co.. Wilmingto
Tropical Electrical Refrigerator Co.
Wilmington. Del; $3.50 600.
y H Fishmsn. Inc. Wilmington, Del.
Atlas on Corporation. Wichita Falls
Miller Cafeteria Co.. Whining ton. Del
/ 100000
Nie-T-Nite Manufacturing Co., vii
| mington. Del 500 900.
Rosemont Park Co.. Washington. ID
Electric Motor Repair Co.. Pittsburs
Tnivsrsal Wall Paper Co.. wilminsto
Nixon-Nirdlinger Co.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Graphic Film Exchange OF New Or
leans. Inc, Wilmington, Del SIS 600.
Increases In capital-Beacon Sun Co
Philadelphia. Pa. S3,i75,0O0 TO s6.275
600: Lindsay Bros. Inc. Wilmington
Del. sl50.0oo TO 100000: .Florsheir
sis ooo s TO sao Coz CO. Los Angeles. Cal
Consolidation OF stitchbound Hosier
Mills, Inc. and Reber Manufacturer
Co. under name of Stitchbound Hosier
I Mills. Inc. Reading, Pa. capital. $500 ,0Ot
Change Of name of Lincoln Bond an
Mortgage Co. TO Lincoln Mortgage an
Debenture Corporation. Detroit. Mich
Adams Gear Co. to American Gear Co
Chicago, LII.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
INTERESTING STUDY
Of EARLY FOSSILS
New York State investigation
Shows Instance OF Eco
nomic Importance.

The fossil shells Of the early inverte-
brates, or spineless creatures, are OF
great Importance to biologists for they
indicate the geologic period In which the
rock beds containing them were formed
in other words, the age OF the rock.
Each fossiliferous rock bed contains
characteristic forms or group OF forms
that determine the period in which 1t
was mud or sand. Former Director
Powell, of the United States Geological
Survey, once tersely explained to Con-
gressional committee the value OF pale
ontology by saying that it is 1.-The geol-
ogist's clock" by which he tells the
time in the worlds history when any
rock-bed was formed.
The economic Importance Of paleon-
tology has been repeatedly shown IN
this country. In the earlier exploita-
ton of anthracite coal thousands Of
dollars were fruitlessly expended in New
York in search of coal beds until the
New York biologists showed that the
beds in that State could contain no
coal. The fossils in the New York rocks
exploited are of Devonian age, whereas
the fossils of the Pennsylvania anthra-
cite coal beds belong to the carbonifer-
Gus, a much later period. The discovery
at once stopped useless expenditure
of money.
In times of doubt and perpleMty the
geologist, therefore, turns to the pale
ontologist for light on the age and orig.
inal order of the rock beds he is study,
ing. The study of the animal and plant
remains that are imbedded in the rock:
has thus become an important part o.
geologic work, and although the special
lists who are engaged in this study are
few, their work is of high Importance
u. S. Geological Survey Bulletin.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE
MARKET QUOTATIONS
At NOON TODAY
Special Dispatch by Associated Press &c
Every EVENING.

Philadelphia. May I7.-wheat, No. 2.
ted winter. l.443i49: do. sarlicky, lao
alas.
Corn-No. .. for export. T2G7s; do.
No. 3. 7i@72; do. No. 4. e967O; car
lots, Tor local trade. No. 2. yellow. 75@
q; No. :. do. 74d7s.
oa,s-No. .. white. 5o65oh; No. 3,
white. ss@4sis.
Butter-wostern creamery extra,
t7is: nearby prints and fancy, 4iG
O..
Egg--Nearby extra flrsts. 81: do
'rs's, &c. western extra nrs,s, 2Tia
D.. firsts. e6is; fresh selected. packed,
tsGS5.
Choose--New York whole milk
fancy fats held. liza; do. fresh lea
OH; fair 20 good. l5is @Is: lonEhorn
is, single daisies held, 23425. do.
fresh. is.
Live poultry-Fowls. 2462s; spring
chickens, not lcghorns. 45@55; do,
leehorns 32Q4s; old ROSTERS. leGls:
ducks. white Pokin. 2492e; do. mixed
colors. 20G2S; muscovy. 2eG22; geese
nearby. li@l6; do, southern and west
srn, i2Gi3.
Dressed poultry-Fowls. fresh kill
cd. choice 20 fancy. $685.; do. small
sizes. :eGS2; roosters, western, 20;
do, southern. 2id22.
rotatoes-No. /. Southern per bar
re-. 4oo@5.2b; No. .. l.5O@3oo; old
per 100 pounds. i.loGis0.
llour--Soft winter straight. west.
orn.s.50Gs.75; do. nearby. e.25Ge.5Oi
hard winter straight. 7.5OGS.0O; do.
short patent 5000 $50; spring frs
clear. 6,75@T.25; do. patent. s.1O@
s.b0, do, short patent. 5000 2 90
fancy spring and city mills patent
family brand. s.5Odl0.5o.
Hay-Good demand Timothy. No. .
.a.bod 2450; do. No. 3. 2O.o0G22. 90
sample. l7.00@ls.0o; No grade. 1906
100; clover mixed hay. light mixed
l5.5oG s4.o0; No. !. mixed. 2i.oo@
1900.
Bran steady; soft winter in 10
pound sacks, 3lO0032.O0: do. spring
ao.oodsi.o0.
Tallow-Prime city. loose. 81. do
special loose, Ga; prime country. A.
edible, in tierces. "a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
HAS WINNING WHISPERS.
Jack Wilcox, of Carson, New.
Proud Of Eleven Feet
Three Beard.

Sacramento, Cal, May 17.-Claims
of j. J. Tannar, Brighton, Mich, to the
worlds long-whiskered championship
are disputed by Jack Wilcox of Carson,
New, who has been growing beard
since December 81, 1881, when he threw
away his razor, because it was dull, and
swore he never would save again. His
beard is ii feet, 3 inches long, but before
it was combed and washed recently
it was IA feet long. Tanners beard has
been reported as feet long.
The county surveyor at Carson re-
Gently measured the Wilcox beard when
the latter was entered in the long
whiskered contest being conducted by
the Days of 40 Celebration here
May 1928. Unless someone comes long
with longer beard, Wilcox will receive
gold medal, $50 day and expenses
while in Sacramento attending the cele-
bration.
Wilcox is stone mason and when at
work he rolls up his beard and carries
in a sack under his shirt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
JOHN JAY ANNIVERSARY.
First Chief Justice Died Ninety-One
Years AGO Today.

Bedford, n. Y, May l7.-Today is
the ninety-third anniversary of the
death here of John Jay, native of New
York City, governor of New York, a
leader of the revolving colonists and
first Chief Justice Of the United States
Supreme Court.
Jay was also President Washington's
special envoy to Great Britain in 1894
and his name has been given to treaty
which he effected at that time, and which
is accredited with having prevented ar
impending war with England. 1t wa'
ratified over extreme opposition; wa
termed by Democrat-Republcans "com
plete surrender to England" and b,
Lord Sheffield Of England on the othe
hand that most impolitic treaty o
1894, when Lord Granville was s.
perfectly duped by Jay"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The American Sugar Refining Company
ana tnre' othtf concerns yesterday adj
,snccd the price for refined sugar 10
buckle Brothers raised their price half as
much. The raw sugar market was rather
unsettled and inclined 90 yield
lmrrove,ment and better prospects in
day IN action by the Federal Mining and
smelling Company In increasing from
Z % . per cent the dividend on its So
storN.
Just-issued interstate commerce COM
mission figures show that for the second
hait OF last year the average number OF
railroad employees IN the country was
ip.5 per cent fewer than for the same
period Of 1920. and the compensation paid
81 per cent less.
orders for between 3. 500 aud 10000
additional new freight cars are pending
various railroads are IN the market FOR
equipment.
Amerioan Ice showed fash OF strength
today, and closed a. points higher Ice
was one OF the speculative fayorites or
the movement which carried stocks &C
present levels, but for two or three week,
there has been little feature I'm the trad
Ing However. a dividend meeting is du.
soon. and this fact has given rise TO
recurrence OF rumors concerning the pos
sihili,ies OF an extra disbursement.
I.scka~anna Steel Company by III,
Bethlehem Steel Corporation was com
plcted yesterday by the boards OF director
OF both companies. subject TO action b,
the stockholders. which is virtually
forsxone conclusion. This was a matte
Of general interest. both in itself, as Civ
Ing force 20 the now forward negotia ton
for the SiN-company steel combination
and IN Its larger aspects Announcinl
that the purchase had been approved Il
g. Grace, president Of the Bethlehem stec
Corporation. gave fresh evidence of tn
new confidence i'm the steel industry Il
stated that expenditure of $40. DOC. 90
viii be undertaken for Improvement an,
development OF the La~Sasanna Stct
proper ties.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
Washington Heights Meeting.

The Washington Heights Associa-
ton will meet tomorrow evening at
o'clock, at 300 Boulevard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
COPPER SHARES LEAD
IN PRICE ADVANCE
Large Lots OF General Motor,
Sold at Increase; Rails
Stiffen.
nv Associated Press 20 Every Evening.


New York. May II twsll street.
1910 a. ml.-Mctals dominated the
stock market at the opcnins of today's
session the entire coppcr division
coming forward on heavy buying.
Nonnecot led with a gain of IN
points. and Utah. American Smelling.
Ccrrc II . Pasco and Federal Mining
and smelling, common and preferred.
averaged one point advances.
Stccls were crratic. lackawanna re-
acting moderately at the outset. but
soon rallying a point. Replogle wac
strong. as were also the leading
motors
General Motors was extensively
dealt In, single lots of 5000 10 10000
shares changing hands at nominal
gain.
Rails were festurelese. but slightly
lower and shipping Jagged. All the
leading foreign exchanges ea>cd as a
result Of overnight advices from
London.
Noon-With few exceptions gains
among copper shares were extended
during the active forenoon. Dealings
hroadenod. taking IN the cheaper oils
popular motors and equipments n
advances OF l to . points. Houston
Producers and Refiners. Barnsdal
"A. Studehaker, Chandler. Mack
Truck; international Harvester
American Car and American ant
Baldwin Locomotives rose / TO
oonte.
Chemicals. tohaccos and textiles
wNe brought by professional inter.
osts with such specialties as Goes
Cola ana Postum Cereal. independent
stocls. especially Crucible. Lacka
wanna, Mdvale. Republic and Slos
sheffield were prominent in the sec
end hour.
New Orleans. Texas and Mexico, AT
lantic Coast line New Haven an,
Rock Island were strongest OF tn
rails, rising 20 . points
Call money opened at ga per cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17

VIII your property be listed in
Every Evening real estate directory
next week? CAN Every Evening and
ask for a real estate advertising So
licitor or give your ad over the
phone.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
DIVIDENDS DECLARED.

American Bank and Trust Company
send-annual of Az per cent, payable
June ]
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company, quarterly of pa per cent, pay
able July Is
Detroit Edison Company. quarterly OF
2 per cent, payable July 10.
Federal Mining and Smelling Company
quarterly Of Ia per cent payable June Is
of per cent on preferred, payable July
National Cloak and Suit Company, quar-.
terly of Ia per cent on preferred, payable
June j.
Standard Oil Company of Nebras ska
semi-annual Of per cent, payable June 20
spot, at 20 pounds. II shillings, pence
futures at 20 pounds, Is shillings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
DIVORCE FOR MISS TALMADGE.
Wealthy Greek Husband VIII Not OPP
pose Movie Actress Application.
By Associated Press 10 Every Evening.

os -ASSOCidlGQ lcSS " I~NSiN I-NtiiiliS.
Los Angeles. May 17.-John J..
Pialoglou, Greek tobacco importer
and cigarette manufacturer OF New
York. Will not contest the divorce
action filed against him here, May 9,
by Constance Talmadge. motion pic
ture actress. his counsel announced
here yesterday.
I'VE shall not contest the action in
any manner" said George G. Hupp.
I'VE do not intend TO file an answer
nor a cross complaint. If anything
at all is filed, it will be merely gen.
eral denial of Mrs. Pialoglou's
charges"
Hupp said a property settlement
had been made out Of court. but that
he was not at liberty TO discuss its
provisions.
Miss Talmadge charged Pialoglou
with cruel and inhumane treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-17
SEEK BERRY PICkERS.
Opportunity Announced at the EN-.
ployment Bureau Here.

Seven women and two men were
placed by the Public Employment
Bureau in the old City Hall, this morn
ing, and six women and three men
were referred TO openings. The appli-
cations Of two women and one man
were filed.
There are a number Of positions
now open for laborers and skilled
workers at the bureau. Thirty berry
pickers are wanted in Bridgeville, and
there are number of other local jobs
open. Among them are places for
ship carpenters, hod carriers, brick
layers, upholsterers and paper hang
ers