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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
HAMMER MURDERESS
IS STILL At LARGE
Mrs. Philips May Have Reached
Mexico; Sought Life Of Wit
ness Who Convicted Her.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Los Angeles. Dec. THE search
for Mrs. Clara Phillips. convicted of
beating Mrs Tremaine Meadows 10
death with a hammer and who es-
capped early yesterday from the Los
Angeles county Jail, was in active
progress today throughout southern
California and Lower California, the
Mexican state.
Despite various other tips" and
clues" sher.fs' deputies generally
held 20 their original belief that the
hammer murderess" had fed across
he border into Mexico and plans were
made 20 extend the search today for
her as far south as Ensenada. .on the
ives; coast of the Lower California
peninsula, about ninety miles south
of San Diego. California.
They We're not overlooking other
directions. however. and had asked
San Francisco authorities 20 Join In
the hunt. Meantime the border be-
tween the CALIFORNIA;. from Tijuana.
near San Diego. 10 the Arizona line
and especially az Calexico, cal. and
It's lower California neighbor.
Mexicali, was being closely watched.
Continued on page O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
REV. F. G. M'KEEVER
DIES IN PROVIDENCE
Former Resident Of Wilmington
Who Attained Distinction
in New England.

Word has been received in VII
Of the death 81 Rev. Frank
lin G. McKsss~r. n. u. Of Providence,
r. L Dr. NcKeever had been in 81
health for several years He attended
a lecture n Brown University on
Wednesday last and on his return
home was stricken and died Friday
morning. December /.
pr MCKeever was AZ one time a
member OF Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church. having gone from there 20
study FOR the ministry He had been
a resident of New England for IS
years. t-aing the pastor of some OF the
foremost Baptist churches in Con-
necticu; and Rhode Island. lie is sur
vived by his widow brother. s. c
Mckeever % this city; sister. re-
siding in Philadelphia. Pa. also sew
eral niecos and nephews. Mrs. =. II.
Miller Of this city is a niece.
Or. Mckeever was buried from his
home in Providence yesterday. He
had many friends here. having spen,
most of his boyhood days in and
around this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
SHAN TUNG IS AGAIN
UNDER CH|NA'S FLAG
AFTER DECEMBER ID
Toxic and Peking Settle contro-
yersy on Plan Of Wash
ington Conference.
TO PAY 100000 YE.
~ Aasoclated - b - I.venInr.

By Associated Press % Every Evening.
Peking. De-. China and Japan
tonight completed settlement of ne
Shantung controversy az outlined by
the terms of the Washington treaty.
China agrees % pay japan 40 o00 900
yen for the SnantDng railroad. This
payment VIII De made i1 - yoa-e. In
Chinese treasury nofss bearing .nter-
eft ~ 3 per cent.
In addition China pays Japan 1s-
100000 zen for all public properties
located in mo Klarchow distr.ct.
Civil ard military adm r e'ration
viii be turned over % China on Dee.
10 while the Shantung -ailway viii =
transferred % Chinese authority on
January g.
CHM. - a direct reeu'. - -
Washington conference ta.e ~e1a -
con'r1. - territory which che .9qt
whom @ w1s seized bv Germany n
1898
Wang chen Ting. head p The C-a.-
nese 3han'ung o1n1 M ae.or leares '9-
Ts.0gtao tomorrow % assuo1e ~1~.~o'
of that por. on behalf - China.
fCh.1ese gen. gold. r. worth ono DOL
ar. IN silver. approximately as,y
centsJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
SUPREME COURT MAY
PASS UPON TAX SUIT
Of ALFREDL. DU POINT
Circuit Court Of Appeals Sug-
gests Certain Questions be
Submitted.
THE ISSUE Is OUTLINED
star Correspondenee Of Every Evening.

Star Correspondence Of Every Evening
Philadelphia. Dec. 6-The income
TAX controversy between Alfred J. iu
Pont OF Wilmington AID the Collector
of Internal revenue involving upwards
OF tl.576. 900 Will in all probability be
settled within the next two months.
according 20 devel Cpments a. the argu-
uent OF an issue IN the case in the
United States Circuit Court OF APP
pea.s for the Third Circuit here yes
terday
The government argued for dis
missal OF the preliminary injunction
granted Mr.. du Pont by Judge Thomp-
son in THE city last June. restraining
The government from collecting or at
tempting . collect by distraint all
or any part OF the sum alleged % ~
due the government as additiona, in
come tax for the year 1915. BOth the
government and Mr.. du Points at
tOrneys consumed the entire day IN
argument on the motion.
There Is also a possibility that the
case Will not be settled without the
aid Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States. The case, az the present time.
Will not be taken before this tribunal
for argument. but their advice on Ger
tain questions in doubt may be asked.
Continued on page s.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
NEGRO ARRESTED IN
PENNSYLVANIA ON
CHARGE OF ARSON
Suspected of Having Terrorized
Farmers Of Delaware and
Other Nearby States.
SAID TO USE AN AUTOMOBILE

Hy Associated Press TO rsvery r.sv.hnK.
Easton, Pa, Dec. 6.-Norman BYRD
OF Spring City. wanted by the police Of
New York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania
and Delaware on charges OF arson. ie
under arrest at City Hall here await
ing the arrival Of officers from the
State police headquarters at Rotts-
vile. While police from all sections
cf the east were searching for him.
headquarters. sold he was III and ask
ed for nights lodging. He was
recognized.
Byrd has been suspected Of terror
izing farmers for months pae, Sever
al days ago he fed from Spring City
in his own automobile. but left the
machine at Phoenixville and proceed
ed here by train.
BYRD was grilled by Detective Sim
mers for several hours. but denied
knowledge Of any barn fires. He told
the officer he had been out with n
l4-year-old girl near Chester and
when he saw officers coming toward
l'him believed the girl'e mother had
sent the police to arrest him and no
fed, arriving here Monday night
Then he said he wrote TO n friend In
! Chester asking him 10 ind d1it what
/ he wa. wanted for.
Byrd Is suspected of being con
cerned in the barn fires which have oc'
CURED recently in Pennsylvania. Della.
ware and other nearby states. He Is
/ said 20 have been seen near barns tha'
were later burned and his movement
aroused suspicion.
Whether he will he brought 20 Della,
ware for trial Is not known. As far A.
/ - known he will be tried In Pennsyl
vania first.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
MONDAY FIRES
STIR YORKLYN AND
RICHARDSON PARK
Two Houses Damaged at For
mer Place and One in
the Latter.
RURAL FIREMEN KEPT BUSY

Two exciting rural fires occurred
at noon today. one at Yorklyn and
the other At Richardson Park.
The Richardson Park fire was the
more serious. At 12.l5 the Five Points
and Elsmere fire companies were
called to YorlSlyn. but were not needed
and soon returned Az soon az they
got back 10 quarters N l2.i5 they
were summoned 20 Richardson Park
FIRE having broken out In the homo Of
Walter Reed. Glynrich avenue and
Lake street. The fire started in tho
attic. thought 20 be from a defect in
tho wiring. Mrs Reed had been there
10 minutes before. but did not notice
fire. Ms. and Mrs George White and
their three e-months-old child. who oc-
cupy the second floor. discovered tho
FIRE. Mr.s white works NJ night and
he was asleep. Mrs white was IN
another room sewing having the baby
with her She was startled when n
sash fell from n window. and then
she smelled smoke.
Mrs. White found her husbands
room filed WITH smoke and she had
difficulty in arousing him. Mrs. Reed
saved all Of her effects. but the Whites
saved only four pieces Of furniture
The fire left only the walls. The dam
age is estimated AZ about $4,000. En-
gine co. No. :. Wilmington: Five
Points. Cranston Heights. Newport
Elsmere fire companies were there
Water was obtained from n drinking
water tank.
II was learned this afternoon thai
party was obtained only yesterday
70 take second mortgage on th'
house, which was purchased three
years ago for $3.50. The property wai
insured.
Fire believed % have been cauee,
| by n detective fue caused slight dam
age shortly before noon today 20 M
homes of Edward McGovern and Wi'
/ ham Gallagher at Yorklyn Th'
| houses are owned oy the American
SNUFF Company.
For a time IL was believed that tn
| flames would spread 70 several othe
adjoining houses but the flames wer'
kept under control by apparatus iron
the works Of the snuff company. Fir.
companies from Kennett square an,
other nearby companies We're Gale,
20 the scene Of the blaze.
The blaze IS believed 70 have beer
smouldering In the chimney separat
/ ing the Gallagher and MCGoveri
homes sinCo early msn!ng. Tn,
| greater part Of the damage was dom
20 the second floor OF the McGoveri
home by smoke and water. The blaz
was discovered by Mrs. Joseph John
son. a daughter Of Mrs. Gallagher.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
DEMOCRATIC ASSElNBL YlNEN PLEDGE
TI1EMSEL YES TO WORK FOR BETTER 1
GOVERNMENT FOR THE STATE
TENTATIVE PROGRAM OF
DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATORS

Strict economy in administra-
tion of all State offices.
Elimination of many State
commissions and consolidation
of others.
Investigation OF State High
way Department 20 determine
its income and expenditures and
salaries paid.
Abolition OF State Tax Com
mission.
Investigation Of all depart
ments to determine number OF
people employed in each. their
duties and salary paid each.
Elimination Of all useless Of
fees and discharge Of all useless
officials.
iNfti Aiilisililll vi W llfnlnE-
tons Department OF Elections
and election and registration
laws. with "A view OF greater
equality and fairness.
Investigation of New Castle
county administration. To deter
mine number Of employees on
county pay roll. their duties and
salary paid each; also the re-
duction of these county salar-
les and the elimination of many
useless county officials.
\ state administration that
will he efficient; that will save
Delaware at. least 81 100000
year and that Will fulnll 10 the
letter every promise made TO
the people Of the state in the
Democratic party platform.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
OLD IRELAND NOW
NEW COMMONWEALTH.
FREE STATE TODAY
No Ceremonies Nor Oeronstra-
ton Over Transfer of Cow
ernmental Control.
LITTLE CHANGE BY SHIFT
BY Associated Press TO Every Evening

By Associated Press 20 Every Fvsnfrp
London. Dec. s-An historic r-i----
council held in Buckingham Palace
this morning dealt chiefly With tho oq-
Enlistment of Ireland a. an indeoen-
dent commonwealth. King George
signed proclamation giving efac-
N the new Irish Free state. ana slso
a proclamation appointing Timothy 2
Healy as the first governor general
OF Ireland.
Dublin. Dec. Ireland took hs-
place today among the wo-ld's CON-
mOnwealths. The provisional govern
ment and parliament have ceased .
function. their place being taksn bv
the permanent parliament and cabi-
net n the Irish Free state and The
new commonwealth being formally
proclaimed as an established govern
ment
The provisional regime which
ceased 20 exist today had such fru
powers that the new one inaugr,rated
marks but little change except n
name.
The program Of the day provided
that the parliament meet 1t 5 o'clock
without ceremony and after It's mem
oers had taken the oath. elected a
speaker and nominated a president.
the order Of the day called for The
raining Il the executive council BY
the president with A committee OF the
Parliament nominating the other
ministers. The ARRANGEMENTS amount
cd simply 20 the confirming IN Of
nce OK the men already there.
The presidents nomination Of 90
senator's was part OF the DAYS
. business. The lower house elects he
remaining thirty. For these senator
ships there were more than 50 candi-
dates. When the senate IS constituted
later in the week both houses viii be
addressed by Governor General Iealy
in reply 90 the kings speech.
] The drst ceremony OF the day. was
I the administration of the oath Of Of
fee 20 Timothy Healy. the new gov
erDor general by the lord chief JUS
. tice OK Ireland. The ceremony was
/ noteworthy for the complete absence
OF Ensi.shmeu. After taking the oarh
himself. Governor General Heaiy was
20 swear IN The speaker Of the Dali.
/ Professor Hayes.
The Union Jack OF Britain has been
furied officially throughout the Free
state, giving place 20 the green.
/ orange and white tri-color. The Irish
manner viii De raised today over ,he
/ Niceregal Lodge I'm Phoenix PARK.
which IS henceforth 90 be che Official
/ residence Of the governor.
The new Irish postage stamps go
into circulation today. though 20 A
limited extent. and British stamps sur
charged FOR use in Ireland win con-
tinue 20 Dc sold FOR some time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
F|REMtN SAVE NEGRO
FROM SUFFOCAT|ON
Overturned Lamp Starts Fire in
Alfred Bells Home
Early Today.

Alfred Bell c1lOred o. 800 East
Tenth street narrowly escaped being
burned 90 deasn shortly after O'clock
fhis morning when. according 90 the
Uurenu of Fire. he returned 90 h.S
home IN drunken condition ana
okod over az o.. lamp 4 passerby.
ruticng smoke pouring from the first
npr of the building turned in an
a.argn from boN 40 & Tenth and Wal
uu' sireeis Engine Cpmpan ,-s N0~ ].
and q. and Truck Company SO.
Iespouded.
when the Aremen arrived they broke
through tho front door Bell wac found
f.rT on ne floor IN semi conscious
condition par-ly suffOcated by the
smoke Dc vac hurried 20 thr Delaware
Hospital and revived but with d.n-
rufff.
The timely arrival % the district
,nWuunlss saved the building from a
u-0habie destruction. The flaming oil
.Fn.ted clothing scattered about the
n1.r The Joss = said 20 b. slight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
CALLS u. y. TROOPS
BEST HE EVER SAW

Coblenz. Dec. 6.-The Ameri-
can forces in Germany are the
best troops ever seen, said
Lieut.. Col. w. ". Causey, tech
nical adviser To Austria upon
his departure for Vienna early
today. He said the United States
should he proud OF the way in
which its forces is carrying out
the occupation of the German
territory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
FARM BLOC" LEADER WANTS GOVERNMENT
COOPERATE THE MUSCLE SHOALS PROPERTY
GBy Associated Press to Every Evenlngl

Washington, Dec. ga govern
ment controlled corporation TO pro
duce nitrate for war purposes and
cheap fertilizer for farmers was pro-
posed today as solution Of the
Muscle Shoals question by Representa-
tive Dickinson, Republican, Iowa, a
leader Of the Farm Bloc" who intro
duced a bill TO put his plan into ef-
feet.
In "A statement Mr.. Dickinson said
the Ford offer foC Muscle Shoals had
been subjected To such strong criti-
cism" as To endanger the future dis
position Of the plant, and that he had
been Ted to the conclusion that some
plan Of federal operation Is tho only
solution that viii insure early COM
pletion" OF the work.
Mr.. Dickinson's bill provides that
the Federal Chemical Corporation
consisting Of the secretary of war. the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

secretary Of agriculture aud three
members to be appointed by the Presi-
dent, be given power 10 complete and
operate the Muscle Shoals project for
the manufacture Of nitrate and fer
tilizer' the latter TO be sold 10 the
consumer at cost. plus az per cent
To be added TO provide funds 10 COM
plete and equip the plants. No charge
would be added for equipment already
installed.
Referring to the Ford offer, MIR.
Dickinson. said objection has been
made TO giving any individual the
benefits Of an investment of SIo5. .O0O.-
600, and Oblgatins the government for
s5O,Oo0,0oo, and the placing of this
great property In "a private corpora
tion which would have the added ad-
vantages Of price control of fertilizer
production, and would gain advantage
In water rights, without supervision or
control hy any government agency"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
ARGUE FRANTZ APPEAL
TOMORROW OR FRIDAY

Argument on the application for a
new trial in-,he case Of DR.. Abram f..
Frantz and his son, Howard X.
Frantz convicted last week on a
charge Of conspiracy in connection
with the purchase by the city Of the
Davis garbage ineinerator, will be
heard in Court Of General Sessions
at the courts first opportunity, to-
morrow or Friday.
This has been agreed upon inform
ally by Deputy Attorneys General
Finger and Southerland, Robert q
Harman, attorney for the Frantzes
and the court.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
MELLON |NS|STSON
TAX REVISION IN
CONGRESS REPORT
Declares Conditions Of Country
Vastly improved, and Bet
ter Times for Farmers.
SEES NEED OF IMMIGRANTS
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press % Every Evening.
Wash gton. Dec. 5.-Reduct.on of
the maximum income surtax rate
from the present 80 per cent % not
more than 25 per cent and the closing
up 80 far as possible OF existing ave
nues Of escape from federal taxes are
urged hy Secretary Mellon in his an
nual report. transmitted .oday 20 Con-
gress. 40 general rev-ss-n of the
revenue laws - proposed nor are ad-
d.t.Onal taxes suggested. Mr. Mellon
expressing the hope Of meeting any
indicated government deficit through
collection OF back taxes and income
from other sources.
The Treasury Secretary informs
Congress tha, 20 attempt alone % stop
the gaps through which there - an
avoidance OF tax payments 20 the
government viii not DE enough be-
cause the existing rates Il eurtaX
put such heavy pressure on he larg-
er taxpayers 10 reduce their taxable
incomes that new ones would surely
De found. He added that ;he high
rates sound productive. but that
the fact remains that they are be
coming increasingly ineffective and
are yielding iess revenue each year.
Must Face Facts, lie says.
Then b.un.ly he tells Congress the
time has come 20 face the facts
sQuare.y' ana 20 correct the art.acla.
conditions which now prevail and
which. ne asserts. are not wholesome
frm the point of View os business or
industrial development. and. a. the
same time. are .mpairlng the revenues
Of the government.
Continued on page 3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
102 IMPRESSIVE ONES
GET BACHEIOR'S FORTUNE
Preaa 90 Every Eyeninx.

Press 20 Every Evening.
San Francisco. Dec. C.-Ac-
tresscs, bootblacks. walters. hat
boys, cafe owners. physicians.
Judges and society women--ln
fact every one who left n good
impression on the soul OF a man
who remembered little acts Of
kindness and courtesy were
benchciarics in the will Of the
late Joseph Bisagno. whose
t2j0.000 estate was ordered dis
tributed 10 102 persons today.
Among those remembered by
Bisagno Is Marjorie Rambcau,
actress. who will receive 81 400.
Another Is Harry Morgan. check
boy at the Union League Clpb
IN San Francisco, who gets 800.
Blsagno. n bar helOr and club
man was a familiar figure in
San Francisco for many years.
Many of the persons remcm-
bcred IN his win no saw but
once IN his llfc time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
MR.. wANAMAkER MUCH BETTER
Physicians Report Great Improvement
In Phila. Merchants Condition.

Philadelphia. Dec. 6.-Steady inn
prov0ment in the condition OF John
Wanamaker. who has been suffering
from cold. led 70 the issuance Of the
following bulletin by his physicians
today at a. m.
AS there has been a gradual
steady Improvement in Mr.. Wana-
makers condition for several DAYS
there viii be no more bulletins issued
for the present"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Pipe Line Plans 100 per cent Div Idend

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Oh City, Pa Dec. 6.-Directors Of
the Cumberland Pipe Line have called
a special meeting for December - az
Winchester. Ky. TO consider an in
crease in capital stock from Sl.5OO.-
600 to $4,000 900. il was announced
here today. The directors, IL Is said.
will consider a 100 per cent stock
dividend at that time distributing the
new stock 10 cover Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
.SHER|FF-ELECT WALLS
APPOINTS DEPUTIES
Selects Frank A. Cradwohl, j..
E. McNabb and William
ShaIIcross.

SHERIFF. John w. Walls today
announced his selection. Of deputies
w m he viii appoint when he goes
.nt' office In January.
Frank A. Gradwohl has been select
ID for inside deputy, John +. McNobb
Tor outside deputy and William Shall
cross Tor rural deputy. Mr.. Shallcross
lives IN Mlddletown. Messns. Gradwohl
and McNabb. as is known, being resi-
dents Of Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
PENNsY TRAINMAsTER KILLED.
". =. SheDdelmier Struck by Train at
Harrisburg Yards Today.
AssociAted Pres 20 Every Evening.

Harrisburg Pa. Dec. 6.--WIlliam r.
Shendelmier. assistant train master of
the Pennsylvanls Middle Division. with
headquarters at Altoona was killed in
stantly here todsy when he was struck
by a passenger train in the Harris
burg yards.
Mr.. Shendelmier had been here for
several days on special duty and was
walking through the yard when east
bound passenger train No. 20 struck
him.
Mr.. Shendelmier. who was i3 years
old. had been in the railroad service
twenty years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
iafure gets under way.

With tho carrying into effect q the
program ~ proposed % was tho firm
belief 20 every man az the conference
that Tho Democratic party Will have
fe-esiahlished itself in Delaware: that
the people ~ tho state will understand
To- all time that % II the most efficient
and only party deserving Of having
control ~ the state government. and
that when it makes promise 10 the
citizens ~ the State u will keep that
promise u was the high resolve Of the
assembled Democrats 90 do everything
within their power 90 carry into effect
everything agreed upon yesterday.
Committee to Advise.
40 me first step towards this end il
vas the decision % the meeting 20
authorize the state chairman 20 ap-
point q committee ~ eight % act as an
advisory committee FOR the House and
S'nate Two members are from each
county and two from Wilmington. Il
shall hs their further duty 90 give spe-
CiaI attention 90 proposed legislation
affecting their respective territories
pr Hoey named the following Tim
Continued on page 2.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
FIRE IN PHILA. CITY HALL.
Superior Court Judges Gowns De.
stroyed In $4,000 Blare.
BY Associated Press TO Every Eeening.

by Associated Press TO Every Ecening.
Philadelphia, Dec. 6.-The main
chamber Of the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania. enormously reported as
having been destroyed in the Sl0.-
600 city hall blaze. escaped serious
damage, the fire being confined 20 a
narrow corridor-like room The
gowns Of all seven superior court
Judges hanging in the room were de-
stroyod. Five etchings and an oil
painting Of former Chief Justice j.
Hay Brown, recently retired. were
damaged. but they can be restored.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Liberty Bond Quotations.

BY As, ciated Press 10 h.Ncry Evening.
New York. Dec. 6.-Iiberty bond
quotations p. M; 9i5's, l0O.S4: mrs;
Ans. 9S.S6; second 4h's. 9SI4; third
AIS. 9S.6S; fourth Ans. sS.46: Vic
tory Ans. uncalled. l00,24: do. called
10000, l, 5. reasury 4AA sAza
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Gpy. TRhPNELL OPERATED ON.

Hov a. w. Trapneli rector Of St.
Andrews Church r. in jefferson Hos
u|'o- Philadelphia. whe.e. yesterday
uInrr nE hs underwent a slight opera
ior flr his throat This morning h.
vur r'p0rted az getting along nicely.
lie wll remain at the hospital for
ssNers' days. Mrs. Trapnen accom-
paufd hsr husband % the hospital
md will remain IN Philadelphia until
be- lei botis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
Amnsements ronlsht.

Garrick-"EaSt Is West
Aldine-N audeNillC and pictures
Oucon-"rho Good Provider "
Majestic" Always the Woman"
Arcadia" Dusk TO Dawn
SaVOy-"rhe Rivers End."
AuditOrum-Food Fair
Piayhouse-Goldey College Commences
neur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06
School Community Meeting.

a community meeting will be held
in School No. ! this evening All
patrons OF the school are invited to
he present
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-06

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