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I0l5-Nomnie Bell Whitlock to r.
II, Wright. south line Franklin
street. l25 feet west. Belmont Ave
nue.. west 5oxii5 feet. July Is. 1879
$4,000.
lo2s-Fanuie Walker Long. Joseph
II. Chusband). Juliet 7. Walker.
northeast corner Virginia Avenue
and Home Street. 6ONll5 feet July
%. 1922. Tax $3.50 $40.
l025-GeorEc Ross. Anna NJ Ross.
10 Dennis j. O'Ccnnel. southwest
corner Rosereath Road and Ksnsing-
ton Avenue. 50x36 feet July IS.
1929 Tax 81. $40
9s5--J. \. Connolly. trustee. 20 o.
j. Hall r. T.. thusbandp, east line
Twenty-eighth street. l27 feet south.
- street. south 2Txl32 feet. June
Ii, 1922 Sl6S0
39S-A. J. Chewing. Jr.. tr.. 10
+. j. Cage. southeast corner fiau"s
Av"uu" and Crawford street, 35xl33
feet. July -, 1922. SAFES.
looS-tieorgc l.. Richardson. trus-
tee, to Rose Bpreustein. southeast
corner Twenty eighth and Leigh
streets. ~ feet 2 inches BY l2i feet.
july -. 1922. slo6c
lol'-J 7. cNrneal, trustee, to
Louisa Cary. south line staples
street. 2l6 feet east, Washington
street east. 3oN200 feet / ~ inches.
July "a. 1922. s5o3.50
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AID SHARES IN GOOD DEMAND ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Nelson Place. Inc Newport News.
Va Maximum. $4,000. minimum
$4,000. J. VI. Dosior president. W
IL Colonna. secretary: r. J. iiuudley
and l.. y. chIurran-tl OF Newport
News. General real estate and con-
structlon business
The Aragon Company. Inc. Rich
mond. Va Maximum s250.OOO. mimi
mum. $500. cyrus w Bcllc prcsi-
dent. James Mullon. secretary. and
Collins Denny, Jr.-all OF Richmoud.
To manufacture and deal in groceries
and food products OF all kinds
folk. Va. Maximum. $4,000. mini
mum. 10000. +. II. Moses. president
T.. y. Moses. secretary. and James
Il. D"nuy-all OF Norfolk
Southampton Land Corporation
H!chmond. Va Maximum. $4,000:
m!uimum, $4,000. Edwin +. coz.
president Otis y. Walker. secretary.
and George Z. GreEory-all Of Rich
mpnd. General real estate and con
strUctiou business
Grundy Academy. Grundy. Va.
non stock corporation. Or. Joscphus
Hopwool, president; r Il. Morgan.
secretary, : x. Hurley. ] II Stinsou.
Mic" Wl!dron. J. II. DotSon and Ida
VALLEY Of Grundy, va. To instruct
young persons along Industrial
moral, mental, physical and spiritual
lines.
Amendment to charter Of WASH
ingtou Monotype Composition Com.
pany. Inc. .tlexDndria. Va Charles
l., Smith. president. and W. j. Crib .
hin. secretary. Decreasing the mar
value Of it's common stock from 500
TO $40
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. Magnolia street. July %. IL

?" Magnolia street. July -. 1922.
Lien, sSsl.s6. Tax. $3.50. $40.
loOc-- Eva W. Lockett, Forrest l..
thushand). TO John W. Hancock, No.
500 east line First Avenue. lao feet
North Highland Street. north 35xllO
f"",. July |. 1922. Tax $3.50. $40.
loil-lTving Held. Dora Il. (wite),
to TIrlton Cabin. ct ais, trustees,
Mount Hcrnon Baptist Church,
northwest corner Catherine and era :
nam streets. 3oX?5 feet, No. 900. lien
SilSo. May 20. 1922. Tax 8. $40.
l0i5-Nannic Sell Whitiock. TO Il,
II. Wright. south line Franklin street.
i-5 t"e, West Belmont Avenue. wcs,
5pN!i5 feet. July -, 1922. $4,000.
l0-o-Sam S,rauS. Ada 1wif.). to
Dora :omm. r!ncus Grazeck. No.
i27 east line Seventeenth street.
Isi-2xGl-2 feet. No. 2l5. cas-, line
Nineteenth Street. IS feet South
BROAD street. south 25Ni24 feet. No.
1900, northeast corner Main AMI Nine
tccnth streets. COSMOS. northcaS,
corner Main and Twenty second
streets, l2lOxl0i feet. liens s2.i7O.
$1,000, Si.55s, $1,000. s3210, S3.lS0,
Jun" 3. 1872. Tax $25 $40.
lo2s-S;nte and city Bank and
Trust Co. sub. trustee, 20 Henry 5.
Wal!erstein, south limo Patterson
avenue. $500 fee, West Belt Line.
west Sli.21NS2G.,l feet, 95-l0O acres
north line Patterson Avenue. i7a
feet West Railroad street. west $50. 10
NSgs. July 81. 1922. $4,000.
lo2S-E. I Fuller, Evelyn r
,wi:c). 10 \. l.. Hunt, Jr.. north limo
Monument Avenue. i2j feet East La
fayc.rc street, east 25xl45 feet, July
H. 1922 Tax 30. $40
io2s-Bcvorly Q. Lewis. to l.. W.
Evans. No. 300. northeast corner
Leigh and Twenty NTH Streets, 2Ox
$50 feet. July -, 1922. $3.50
l03O-E. Raleigh Phillips, special
commissioner bartholomew to
Acholis -. Goodman. wes, line Meu-
dow Bridge Road. 1855 feet. North
Hazelhurst Avenue. north i3.2xloi
feet. No. 1920. formerly l7l2 Meadow
Fridge Road. east line i3.2-lOxl0l
feet. July -, 1922, Tax sl.50. $40
lo3c-Samucl u. Waddiil. Fannie l..
,wifel. to Zach Daniel, south llne
Nicholson Street. CO feet West Union
street, west 3Qxil0 feet. July IL. 1872
$$7J.
iO34-Fred l. Schaaf. Daisy -
Schaaf, to Rebccca Freedman. Gouth-
east corner Ens!ow Avenue and
Highland Street. 1Oxl+0 feet, July 20,
1922. Tax 80. $40.
lo36-Rcb"cca Friedman. \. Fried
man. to y. 7. Atweil, No. 20l9 south
line Park Avenue. 80 feet east
Rowland street, ems; 30Xl00 feet, July
%. 1872. Tax 50. SO.
l03o-M. u. Nnnnally. Balkis
twife). to city OF Richmond, right
Of way for sewer in alley running;
from Grove Avenue, July IS. 1922
l0iO-W IL Sale. Bessie NJ.
(wifel. to II. 7. Roger, Minnie l..
(wlfc). No. S2o0, northwest corner
Chanin and Carroltou Avenue. 25x
100 feet, lien $500. July %. 1922,
Tax $3.50. $40.
l042-Gramby Building Company
Inc. TO Herman Roschcn. No. BIO.
north line Main street, l25 feet !
inches west, Belmont Avenue. west
80 feet . inches b. l.i feet. Lien
5000 July 10. 1922 Tax $3.50.
$40.
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Court:
nnrEnin mud SnIc.
".'--W!lliam II. BoSchcn. to An
nj" ". Hoschen, No. 24lS west line
'humherlayne Avenue 80 feet south.
stuart Road south 80 fee, by lio
f""t. July !. 1922. Tan. $50. $40.
'se-Jeam S. ovcrbcy. John II.
cN"rhcy's estate, to Joseph VI. Klotz.
southwest corner Taylor street and
lots 1919. block j. Park Place. June
81. 1872. Tax. So. $40
'sl-ieorgc !. Hooper. special
comm lasioner David II. Gaines. to
J. VI. World. nnrthwcs, corner
Tw'nty-nrst and q Streets a. feet By
~" feet inches. July %, 1922.
9S2-Josse Rothschnd. ct ais. To
Jacob y kaufman. No. Ilo9l-2 and
IN east lire Twenty fifth street
2os feet north O Stree, north ~ feet
= inches by lO2 fee, ss-i inches.
June %, 1922. Tax. $3.50. sio.
'n3-J NJ. Kaufman. Myrtle $.
fwif"). 20 Jesse Hothschild. No. :
and east line West Street lao feet
south, Floyd Avenue south - fcot
by - feet inches. July 81. 1927.
Tax. sl+. $40.
'SS--i y. Fox. Alma :. Uwife). 10
ma ;. foN, north line Erosd Stree;
- '"", inches west. Thirty fourth
street west - feet inches by ITO
feet. July 81. 1922. Tax. 81. $40.
"S"--f. -. Schlutcr. Celeste +.
twife), To NJ l.. Hancock. southeast
corner Hawthorne Avenue and La
hurnum Avenue 1883 feet by $50
feet. July IS. 1922. Tax. 81. sIo.
":G-D. \. Wcathcrford. Matt. Y
twifcJ. To John Bernard Ross wcs,
lin" fcndali Avenue 100 feet south.
ESSEX street south 30 feet by 1870
feet. Lien. $500. $500 July IS.
William T walters. sadie
twifel, to J. W. Usher. No. 3lI5 cuci
line Garland Avenue $50 feet north
Crawford Street north 90 feet by lS5
feet. Liens. $4,000. $3.50. Sl.oos SO
July %. 1922. Tax. $3.50. $40.
lG"o-Janctte W. Usher, TO William
7. Walters. Sallic L.. No. los west
line Elm Street lJ9 feet 3l-o inches
south, Grove Avenue north 90 feet .
inches by 81 feet inches. Lien
$1,000. July -, 1922. Tax. ss.ao, $40
ioo2-E Edward :. Bozc. Addie VIII
!iams Boze (wife). to j. VI. Moon. No
1924 north line Franklin Mt corner
east line Tildon Streets % feet 4
inches by los feet CIT inches IuIv
90, 1922. $4,000.
loot. NJ. Moon. Mary Heath. 10
Edward :. Hozc. south line Franklin
street l75 feet west. Tilden Street
west ~ feet by ii5 feet. July %
1872. $4,000
lO05-lienry +. Fuller. Mildred /
l"itol, to Belle u. Fuller. ives, line
fcli"VHe Avenue IS fee, by los feet
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kai"s today. but thc tone n. tho general
LII n'l ""s strong on further buy.rr al,
.t..s aIh !pca! tr.rtiDns TIN, ..-.,
siuir scored advance extending from
'h's' fractions 20 nlnIus, ;0!n.. on The.
ooncurr'n, strength Of NOS. ,,,,e, in "a.
stock r.' 80
among rails. Nav York Contra! dspnnt.
" - were ESPECIALLY strong with NOR.
,loH' axe strength ia Southern Railway
WAX ~ Sh=sh2 "S." ard Ohio conv,-,iL,s
g N"fthetn Pacific rcfurd!rr o Gr.a,
~ '"riH s'.s and ths 'eVcral .-,i!-, u
~ $sw Haven. -. II1u. sud M, 81
l'9iS Ana san Fganc!,,u system
Consolidated Gas convertible :, f-t.s.
~. par o! yesterdays r-" GENERAL
i'.siF.g Jas ana l-agsA wanna Si.v! o.
-" moderately bette.
- H,'4 sAie.. par yblGg. Aggregated 81
".Hf The only new oTor.ng OF more
lAAh nominal proportions vas .hc 90 .
"! .,,i" g: IA. Province %: Sova Ssot!.
'""' year Per cent bonds which w-r.
tnLl a. "A Ir.Ct To yie.i 8 10 Nc ,.u,
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80
Minor mort. -R-o:ip,. SO: -toeiu 2;e7
tL,g'". i1day Receipts KS. export,
:. T%,a! :or wsc!, Receipts. 1851. espor,s.
T..a! ta- season Receipts. s.cs3,5i.; er-
Interior movement
itoGs,o"--MId!nE 2i.so. receipt. 1921:
'Hirihrni- -: .al"s. :,o'': stock. s3l;'
shipments. :tsi sai"s. 1850. stock. Ss.ssl.
NtI tt-M :iGi.UG. IL. receipts -.
sHipin"h's. ~, -,."s. 49, ~'ork. - sl-
-. Louis MiGUug --.J". RECEIPTS. 50.
sA'2mrnis ~; stock '''i5.
Atlanta -N!dGliaE -
l.!'i.. Eock-Niddl.as. l53. rca..p,, =.
Ht'!lea's sales. =, .;pci H. 80.
-" ia -N.dd.!ng. -li5. snl.s ~,
:l'"'t E'.N-E!- Il.lG!ine -i.2'
Ola. today Receipts I-ay. SE.gm"uts.
$50. stock. i.s.n4t
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New Orleans Middiing. .i.N: r.co,n,.
$50: eHports. go: snlaE. 3os: stock. ss.6s5'
Gaivesion.M iddiing. 2l.e5. rcccir IS. 2.Sss:
MGo!iS..sMtdditns. 400; receipts. 80:
SAY Sav'n Hs. h-,MiddiI1s A": receipts ,si;
Observation-Disclosures 81: stock. 5a.GSS.
Texas C!ty-Rccoipts. 81: cSnSits ;So.
stock. l12,. 'O''
Norfolk-MiddlinK. 2!.7s: receipts, c.: OK.
ports, 100: salos. 1871: stock. 1885,
Baitimore--Rece!pts.t 1875; stock. Ioe2
stock. b9s5 '''' i-"'
phiiadeiphia--Stoek, 3.Tlo
Now York-Mtddlins. ,2l.75: stock, TO-
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'HltAo. July @s.-Rsncweh export buy
inG on !tESe scale led To- fresh upturMs
today IN the price OF wheat. but the
taxing. Th~ close WAS unsettled M the
same IS yesterdays nn!sh TO lNc higher.
WIN Sepiemher Sios,. 10 tiOS.X and De,
changed 20 lssc up; oats a, !, TO &c al
Eanc". ana rrovis'ons varying fro.l ;in-
cents.
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It! lSnd'nE futures RANGED as follows:
CuICAG0 CArrIE MAnEn.r

CHICAGO, July :s.-Catiic: Receipts.
~ choice or prime kinds here: ton ma
tuTcd beef steers and yeRrllngs sI0.si:
bulk beef steers. $3.50 II 9.I5; she stock and
stockers steady: bulls dull, uneynniy
lower; veal calves closing around % cents
lover bulk butcher cows and hcifcrs
soo@1cj. bulk bologna bulls st::6ii 20.
few best kinds early si.55; bulk vcalers 10
packers sq6G9f9.TS
Hogs: Receipts. :l.toO: market o1cn,d
J" 20 loo highcx on better grades .,,i<.i
ana hacking 10 10 &c higher: closed ilr,m
on oc''er grades; others steady To loo
81 '"M 1000; bulk good snws ss.6idiN75;
:ifs strong 10 c5c higher. mostly s95O9.
hcldoNcr. 800.
Sheep: Receipts. 500 strong to higher
HsGo q i2.s): culis mostly $50 fn,,r 80
good Oregon lambs. sl2S6. with 80 OUT :
i""ner lambs. mostly .l2.oql22J, sheen
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

NEW YORK II.y -'-Cuttua goods ,ynre
"nrt To-Day. With SONS sot'calug report
.. IA pT.ni cloths. Yarns w"r" Iut"t.
Wire insula'orS showed ~" most "a.
'"r"st. kHw wool markets were steady:
wo"len and %orst.d d.sss good. opcltInrs :
next Week are expected 60 be nltcwort n :.
nechuH' OF prices named Oh tducies. BIr-
lals wCrc auict.
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CITY and state Securities.

BIO. ASReQ
Va IS. Old &. and R..l932 -
Va Centuries. 2. 5. c..
w tsa Va "a s, s. 81 IS
bonds.
Chcs and = Tel. Co.
OF Va. list So -. 100 90
y y l. T. Go. 5s..i?36 81
car. Pub. Ser. co. Ss.lJi3 100 loi
Y. Il ~ l.. CO. SIS. 1897 s"5 S!j
+ = Ruv-'eI tiuanu.
y. e bonds &C.. Zoe loo3 1864
>tr-r' nnIiwn, >'""A-
X ani :. 20 % u
\. L 4 l.. Co. pr. 100 % J5i
\. X ~ t.. 60. com. 100 20i -
uniIrond Sturks.
y e. l. y. cvt.n -. 100 :V+
insurance St"":,.
At LIE lar 20 100 $50
Ike InS. Co OF Va. :. 100 500
VA +. VI. ms. co. - Gti IS
tiunI M" itn>t ,n.ur"n. >iock.
American National 100 235 24j
Nit."tt. 81 i'U>t -
Glass ~ ~. 49,. 100 %, loi
81 phu street iiank. - 80
broadway National lou III
."i'lnicI"c ana TT. loo go 225
Ccrtral National ... ,no lS5 700
FIRST National lee. 10" 2bS 90
Merchants National lpy 5Ij
STAT luo cay banK
and Trus: Co. -. IS 5S 80
PLANTERS NATIONAL 100 i2J
Richmond Tr. Co.. 100 81 ~
say TIA 1' Kicn1. "a ,Jj
Union Bank OF r.. 81 100 l67
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cOTTONsIarn OH

NEW YOKK. July lN.-Af'"r nIyanrTug
u to - points through covering on tn"
strength IN lard, Cpttorsrcl u reacted
sha ri-y unhc' Nau.datiOu occte3Or"d by
tenders q! !.Slt barrels and pressure. from
local bears AUGUST closed % yuiuf, Aver
ana the bR.Ance to - not higher. Sales
i'.,J' barrels. Prime crude nominal III .,,..
summer y. low srOs non!uH'. August. 10 =.
October. t.si: c,mbar. s.ls. .! h,l
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SOUTHERN AND C. & O.
BONDS ARE ACTIVE

ny Associated Prssx1
NEW YORK, July 2.-!Iibertv hond,
|nads further cancellations OF recent
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Richmond Stock Market


Virginia Trust Co. loo 325
West End Bank 49,. 25 10 SO
Textile Stocks.
Riverside and Dan
River. p:d. ... 100 iOo
Riverside and Dan
River. com. 800. 100 $50 800
Roanoke Mills . ..
Rosemary Mig. Co.
Z, p. c.. ptd .... loo lOl
miscellaneous.
southern Bond ana
Mort Co. ...... 100 100
GrySta Ice Co. p'd.
. c. ........... 100 100
Jefferson Realty Co.
Johnson rub. Co. pr 100 yS 100
Johnson PUB Co.
i.atUs x nros Co.
c partic. -. 100 til
.. ID |. and > Co. :. s 81
. - ) Co 49,. 100 so
80. stove Wks.. com. 100 ,3 80
St-ni-iI i'-u-t Mix
Co. Old ....... Iuu los
!. i. T $ p; c, pr 1879 YY9s lSoo.
' - Chem pfd. $ 100 -
' chem. COM. leo -
Va ii.d ana l.. Co.. 100 100
- Va Trus, 90. 3@S r. G
i.or" Carolina Pub. Ser. SIS 1898
va X X =. com. 80.
>" va II IL r. com. 30
10 johnson pub. Co. com. i5i.
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EAvNi. STORES

firm S,,."s. sl, receipts. -. sh .nr.o,,!s
80. stoo!s $3.50 Nosin arm. sales ~:
receipts. $3.50: shipments, 80. s'vrf. =, 50
quite: T. So. - az: l. T. 9 ;.i ~
/ ,:;5: x 30: ". SO. y So. WG. 5lS:
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REALTY RECORDS
linrgnin md SnIc.

Tho following realty transactions
wer" recorded yesterday in Chancery
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET

July -. 1922.
RrmITks. Far run OF cattle MErk.,
hlf!E active and prices steady with last
Sre" quotations.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

=. H.-B-gnnlng july u the market
~ Tor cattle viii be Friday SATURDAY.
id N"u:av No cattle sold or weIrhed
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
CHOICE INDUSTRIAL
SITES

In units Of I'VE to fifty acres, on
deep water, within eight miles OF
Manhattan. Served by seven trunk
line railroads. Storage facilities
unrivalled. Railroad sidings easily
obtainable. Directly connected with
main highways TO New York. An
opportunity Of unusual interest to
those who are seeking industrial
sites well located, with the most
favorable transit facilities. Will
sell CT lease on long terms at very
attractive figures. Address - De-
partment of Public improvements,
Room 206. City Of Newark. N. J.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

Above Ilth ST. to seth Sc. unciusiye)
The New York herald., 1922-11-26

Absvs ssth st.-sth Az. to Eass River.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

From Battery TO i4th st. Gnclusive).
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
REAL BARGAINS
FARM PROPERTY.
New Jerscy--ssie or Let.
Stocked "VineIand" Poultry Farm

200 hens. !, 200 capacity incubators, all
other poultry equipment and farm tools
most complete on the tract corner. 10 acres
near town. acre wood variety tree fruits.
100 grapes. 1000 strawberries, &c; bcauti-
fully shaded slate roof O room house, water
system, phone, city gas; barn, garage: 2
large up-to-date laying houses, brooder
houes, grAnary; an exceptional bargain at
reduced price OF 80 600 which takes all. part
cash. Full details, with others. page 26,
free illustrated catalogue, Ib0 bargains
throughout sunny SOUTHERN JERSEY. p
NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY. i54-T.
Nsssau st.. New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

New Jersey-sale or Let.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26
NEAR ATLANTIC CITY, $500.

Fer quick sale will include horse. chickens.
ioolr and implements; 10 acres. acres
strawberries; also apples, pears grapes: q
roorn house. cellar, porch: good water supply
IN kitchsni barn, poultry houses. potato
Details and photo appear in new catalogue
lust cut--Copy F'REE--describes many farms
Throughout South Jersey. Call or write NJ
once. vfNELAND FARM AGENCy. 54g-H
lands Ave, Vineland, n. J.
The New York herald., 1922-11-26

MisceIlaneous--Sale OF Let.
The New York herald., 1922-10-24
HIGH POINTS OF STORIES
TOLD in TRANSIT INQUIRY

ERE yesterdays hearing
~
Teller his David, testified
that
the
profitable
This line $500
it there short time and shifted Island
which failed
They testified to a ma o
hat
had leak in the caburetor and circuit They od that
this
Thomas NJ Farley former Tammany Alderman and Deputy
bus Farley said Succa him $500
William J. Flynn, Commissioner of Public Works
operate the first bus line the Grand Concouse and
of $4,000 privilege
Cromwell
proper. financial position
The New York herald., 1922-10-24

special Cable to THE Nrw YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1923. by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Oct. 23.
Mr. George Harvey, the American
Ambassador, told the Authors Club
tonight that the world needed a new
ten commandments-for women.
Speaking on the theme Have women
souls?" he declared that the rib
theory of .woman's creation was mere
legend against all the weight Of the
evidence that man and woman We're
created simultaneously. He said there
was no recognition in the decalogue
of the possession or souls or inherent
rights by women, and declared:
1T was written exclusively for men.
Women are not bound by it. and by
inference arc freed of all obligation TO
obey the Commandments" He said
the Ten Commandments forbade men
to covet their ncighbors' wives. but did
not forbid women to covet their
neighbors' husbands; and he de-
nounced such theory as grossly un-
fair. He blamed all the trouble ON
Moses, who, Mr.. Harvey said, was a
handsome man who had lots of an
noyance from women, and therefore
promulgated the inspired decaloguc
according to his own human lights.
The Authors Club refused to take
the Ambassadors theory seriously.
sir Rennell Rodd. Ambassador to
Rome and the president of the club,
charged Mr.. Harvey with continuously
giving glimpses of his scintillating
mind, but never revealing his real
beliefs. At length Mr.. Harvey's
speech was cut out of the discussion
scheduled to follow.
Mr.. Harvey assumed the best light
essayist vein. reminiscent of his book
Women, Etc." but he set the club
members by the ears. The weight of the
evidence the Ambassador cited was
preponderately in negation to any
promise that women have souls.
Nature Indicates Equality.
He began by chiding his religious pre-
ceptors for the mere assertion that
women, of course, have souls, though
simultaneously holding that women are
inferior to man and subject to him. He
declared that all nature indicated the
equality of the sexes; and he followed
this with higher criticism of Biblical
authority. displaying an amazing
breadth of knowledge on the subject.
Reviewing the elchistic and ishovistic
accounts of creation. Mr.. Harvey de-
clared that both could not be inspired.
and rejected the inspiration OF the whole
book of Genesis, which he declared was
prepared during the Babylonian captiv-
ity He cited George Smith of the Brit
ish Museum for his discovery of Chalde-
an cylinders at Nineveh In 1872 which
showed the true source OF the Biblical
account OF creation, sustaining the ell
chistic theory that women and men were
created simultaneously instead of by the
ishovis :. or rib. method. He referred.
also TO Persian. Parsee, Etruscan and
Madagascar legends as sustaining the
Simultaneous creation theory, whereas
only the Tahitian legends supported the
rib theory.
He then said that these definite con-
clusions could be drawn:
"The book OF Genesis as a whole IL
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Continued on Page Four.
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City's Lawyer Barred.

Al this point Assistant Corporation
Counsel Worthley who attends the cx-
animation as the city administration s
representative. sought to Intervene.
Who was 1t that burned this car up?"
he asked.
Clarence ]. Shearn. special counsel to
the commission. sprang to his feet. Il
object" he exclaimed. THE Corpora
ton Counsel is not a party to this, has
no standing. to cross-examinc these
witnesses SO far as l am concerned
he is not going to delay this hearing.
We have had nothing but obstruction
and delay from the Corporation Counsel
from the beginning Of our hearings and
we will go on with this, / submit. with
cut any interruption from him"
Chairman McAneny sustained the OBJ
lection and Mr.. Worthley, after pro-
test. subsided.
Mr.. Shearn at this point rlaced in evil
dence the record OF the Indictment and
conviction Of Jacob Wyman on June 20.
1921, before Judge Martin o, the County
Court OF Kings on q charge of accept
ing gratuity OF sl25 from 1sadore
Munchick In exchange for hts influence
Ia obtaining permit for Munchick to
operate a bus on the Fourteenth street
line. The record showed that Wyman
pleaded guilty 10 tne crime OF petty
larceny. but on June 81 Judge Martin
suspended sentence and Nyman went
free.
Harry TeitIer. father of the preceding
witness. corroboratcd his sons story
end said he had put in $500 and his son
Irving $500 when the car was bought
from Munchick, the latter guarantee
Ing that the car would be kept upon
the Fourteenth street line. Teitier tes-
titled that MunchiclS had told him he
had everything fixed up" as he had
paid already 5000 for the two cars he
had on the lines---one on Eighth and the
other on Fourteenth street.
"Did he say to whom tho money had
been paid?"
'ITe said he fixed II up With Mr..
Wyman-- Jake Wyman."
After the Teitlers were exiled TO Staten
Island. the witness testified. they could
not take in more than 81 or 81 day.
and they had TO meet notes due Munchlck
at the rate OF s25 week. II was In that
Ennt Ia IN paoo
The New York herald., 1922-10-24
Bonar Law Says He Is
a Commonplace Man

II ONDON, Oct. 23 ASSOCIATED
Press) Referring to Mr..
Lloyd Georges description or
him as honest to the verge of
simplicity" Mr.. Bonar Law to-day
said; II always in the back of
my mind had a suspicion that l
, am not quite as simple as l SEEM"
1t was mistake to suppose that
simplicity was a proof/of stupidity,
adding: II am commonplace
man and understand what COM
monplace men think"
Abiding to Mr.. Lloyd George, he
said: II am told he has a sword
in his hand. He is a bonnie
fighter, and ] do not doubt that
some shrewd blows will be struck
and some very effective strokes
will reach my poor body. I will
never forget, and will always be
ready to assert, that in the great
est crisis of our history he did SER
vice for which the nation can never
be too grateful. But that gratitude
does not mean that he has the
right to be Prime Minister for the
rest of his natural life"