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New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Foreign Bonds
Stocks Ex Dividend
Name

Date. Name -
Sept So--Air Reduction Co, Inc
Oct 2-All America Cables. Inc :.
oct 2EA American Steel Foundries s.
sept 30--Associated Oil Co..{. H.
Sept &9-Barnet Leather Co. Inc. of &
Sept 80 o-Eayuk Bros, Inc, 1st of ~.
sept 5o--Beech- Nut Packing co tenn. &c
sept SO DO pr ..,........... -
Sept S &C E & st !, Ry Co..,.....
ooeett oet 22--cofn a Products Ref Col and u = :
Oct 90 pf ........,..... l 81
Oct 3--Cosden &: Co :"
Sept 3o--Fifth Ave Bank of n y.
sept 30-First National Bank10
sept 5o--tsold &: Stock Tel Co. iIA
get - ones Bros Tea Co. Inc c..
sept 30--han City So Ry Co of
Sept 30-National Biscuit Co 81
Sspt a9-N Central r Co. IL
sept So-Niagara Falls Pc Co pf i
get 2-Northern Pac Ry Co. .. z
sept S0-Ohio Fuel supply Co &,
sept SV--Otis Elevator Co.
Sept 5o-Pso Gas & Eiec co.... ......... q
Sept S0-Pac Tel & Tel Co pf (
oct g2--Philadelphia Co 8 I.
sept 90 do p pf..... 4
Sept 50--Transue & Williams St Icg Co i.
Oct 6--unlon Bag & Pa Corp e
Sept So Indus Al Co pf i;
Sept S0--Westinghouse Air Blk Co i
sept 30-rWe Westinghouse Ell & Mfg Co
sept so-- GO pr ..........
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
PHILADELPHIA
Bonds

$4,000 Eloc & peo is. 73 79 10 70
10000 Ontario Pw 5s. 98A sSA sgA 0sH
10000 Phila Co Con 5s s2}a 92ss eg1a e21a
5000 Phila Elec As. 83is SSls 8sh 83ls
1000 do 1st 6s. 1908 1o0ss 100M 100 Is
1000 Phi Go LIST 5s rg.l00 100 100 100
5000 PHI Blse is. .1o2N 1o2S 1925. 1o2a
5000 Readg Trac 6s ooA 10oM 1o0A 1907
5000 United Ry 5s.. s9A sex SO so
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Sc uthern Spot Markets-Galvestor

Southern Spot Markets-Galveston on steady
10 points lower at 2o.o5c; sales, 2,1o6 bales.
New Orleans steady, 25 points lower at
points lower at 19.b0c; sales, 2s2 bales
savannah steady ~ points lower at 2o.25c:
sales as bales. Norfolk steady, IL points
lower at 20.3sc; sales, ss2 bales Augusta
steady unchanged at 20.5Oc; sales 247
sG bales LEI Memphis steady, 25 points lower at
~ 2oc; sales, 2,45o bales. Houston steady,
unchanged at zoe: sales, s97 bales. Little
Rock steady. 81 points lower at zoe; sales
$3.50 bales Dallas steady 10 points lower
quiet, 10 points lower at 19.3sc: sales. iii
bales. Fort Worth steady, 10 points lower
at 1880; sales. 2S92 bales
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
M C e neous Markets
New York State Bonds

1ssued IN coupon and registered form,
not thterchangeable. Coupon bonds reeia,'
Form Rate, Maturity. bid AL. W.,
Cahai and Highway 5s 'ei''
New-York tribune., 1922-09-29
Pittsburgh

110 A w G Mach SIX sIss SIX sfss
20 Con Ice .... az 31s als sis
20 do pf ....., 26 26 26 2s
1870 Ind Bwg 80. 5 So 5M
leo Lone Star Gas. 267s 2G7s 26s 26A
so Mfrs Light ~ 55& 55& 55a, 5BA
so Nat F'preofing S s
30a DO pf ....., 1914 I3A fD1z 1874
so Ohio Fuel Sup 54i2 54i2 6442 541a
los Ohio Fuel Oil ID Is 16 ls
so Okla Gas ... 81 "a "a "a
12s Pgh Bwg cctn. 4 3?a 3sk
700 do pr .. 9b 9M 81. aia
Is Pgh Plate Gis17S 179 173 173
$4,000 Pgh Mi Shasta "a - 81 2s
325 salt Creek Con l2 IL 11M l1%
297 Tidal Usage IA IA 18M IL
20 u S Glass -. 40 40 40 40
80 West Penn Pf. ~ "a II "A
200 Pgh Coal 49,. SO SO % So
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
IN HOW MANY WAYS CAN
YOU PREPARE RICE?

Probably you frequently serve
boiled or fried rice. or even an Old
fashioned rice pudding. but do you
realize that this grain food can be
made the basis OF hundreds OF delec-
table dishes and that il combines
perfectly with almost any other food.
Rice can be served daily, and in a
greater variety of ways than any
other food. But the secret of its
righteousness Is in the cooking.
Learn this secret by consulting the
new rice recipe booklet that this Blu
reau has for free distribution. This
booklet points out the nutritive value
Of rice and shows special methods OF
cooking it 10 bring out its many
merits. 1t also contains recipes fer
90 practical and tempting dishes for
breakfast. luncheon and dinner.
a copy will be mailed TO any reader
who fills out and mails the coupon
below. enclosing TWO cents in stamps
for return postage. Write your name
and address clearly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
OLDEST TALE ON MANS
FALL IN N|PPUR TABLET
U. of P. Has Record Dating
Back 2,1OO Years Before
Christ.

The oldest known account OF the |
fall of man. cut In tablet In the |
Sumerian language has been declpher-
ed by Dr. Edward Chiera. assistant
professor OF Assyrology at the uni |
verslty of Pennsylvania.
The tablet dates back TO 200 -. G.
The account of the fall In some par
tlculars parallels that Of Genesis and
DR.. Chiern believed the Hebrews de-
veloped their version from this. The
Hebrew account, he -eald. was written
later than 1000 y. c. The tablet was
part OF tho library at Nippur, from
which the University of Pennsylvania
excavations have recovered several
thousand tablets. Sumerlan Is be
lieved 10 have been the oldest Ian
euage of the Babylonlan territory.
The account is in the form OF a uia-
lOHue between n man and god. II
resembles the Biblical etosy in refer
ence to a forbidden food, TO the DISC
tedlence of man. to mans unlawful at
tainment OF knowledge. TO his being
driven into desert and compelled 20
labor. His adoption of clothing as a
result OF knowledge ie also indicated.
The god--which Babylonan god is
not indcated-drives man away I'm
self defense rather than as punish
ment. Mnn IN accused OF aspiring 10
n place with the gods. a theme which
has been treated In other BabYonlan
| literature.
The mopl consideration ie unim-
portant In the Babylonian legend.
mans position being like that Of
| prometheus who was criminal in
the eyes of god. hut a patriot from
the point Of view of man.
There IL no allusion in tho dialogue
just deciphered To the serpant or the
tempter: but. according to Dr. Chiera.
the serpent wac an honest friend and
counselor of man, as the Babylona rs
looked at II. Other Babylunian texts
tell of god who befriended an Advised
man. Such a counselor of man has
been metamorphosed into the serpent
In later versions of the foil. or If the
break between man and the gods. nc.
cording to the theory of DR.. ChiWa
Since the deciphering Of this tablet
DR.. Chiera has discovered other frag
ments apparently belonging TO tn,
eamo legend or cycle of legends II
which there are references 70 the in,
ventlon OF writing and tho beglnninl
Of civilization. These. however. hhv,
not been fully translated Twelve oi
; thirteen other tablets have been foun,
with similar characteristics and word
showing them TO be of NEUROLOGICAL
; character. They are believed to Dc
velop further the early Babyloniai
. mythology. and DR.. Chiera has started
work on them.
According 20 the Assyriologist IN.
/ ancient Bobylonian story was ap
: parently taken over by the Hebrew
and adjusted 10 1T their monothe!s,E
/ system.
Patches of the surface are m!sain,
from the tablet from which the trans
lation was made. 70 that words an,
. even sentences are missing. Furthe
than that. the Sumerian language I
Z not perfectly translatable, because on
Sumerian word often stands for man
q different things. Literally translate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
TAMMANY WILD WITH JOY.
Smith and Murphy Hug Each Other
I'm Wlgwam Jolllfcation.

New York. Nov S.--Tammany Hall
las; night had one of the greatest cele-
brations in IT'S history.
When Alfred L. Smith walked into
the wigwam. its chieftain, Charles +.
Murphy. rose 20 greet the conqueror,
Smith did not wait for him 10 ap-
proach. but bearing down upon him,
threw his arms around him. Clasps
mingled With cheers when this incl
dent occurred. for runor had Il that
Murphy and Smith were on the outs.
and that the Tammany chief had
frowned on the Smith nomination.
The big celebration was staged at
the Hotel BiltuhSre, where Smith re-
ceived the returns. One band inside the
hotel nearly blew itself inside out
playing 'Tammany," and paradins the
pavements around the hotel was an
other band. playing THE Sidewalks Of
New York"-the campaign tune TO
which Smith marched 10 victory.
When he had a moment free. Smith
sent broadcast a message by radio 10
the voters Of the State, expressing his
qualification al the result of the cleo
tton. and declaring himself keenly ap-
preciative OF the responsibility OF Of
fee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
Civic Club Activities.

The Women's Civic Club OF Richard
son Park met yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Meyer. 1t was re-
ported that s14 WAS cleared at the
card party held recently 10 raise funds
for the lights in Elmhurst. a rum
mage sale will be held at 500 Tatnall
street on November 10 and IL A
card party will be held this evening in
the community hail at Richardson
Park. The Women's Civic Club in
dorsed the action of the Five Points
Parent-Teachers Association. and the
school commissioners to make Rich
ardson Park a special school district.
The next meeting will be held Novem-
Der p at the homo ~ Mrs. Miller on
Clement avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08

Il had indigestion and my stomach
was in terrible condition, Mr. S,Techer
continued NEARLY everything ste
icrmented in my stomach, causing gas
10 form and resulting in heavy, miser-
able feeling Even bite Of an apple would
cause this trouble to come on nee to-
gether with bad pain. | was consti-
pated and had 10 take pills continually
My kidneys did not work right !
was awfully nervous and sometimes got
up out Of bed at night and walked the
floor If they had tied ME in bed during
one of those nervous spells | actually
believe ! would have died.
81 have taken five bottles CT your
Plant Juice now and il has relieved
me of all these ailments ard besides,
have gained IL pounds My bowels are
regular as q clock have fine appetite
and do not hesitate TO eat anything
because | do not suffer from gas or pains
any more. My liver and kidneys work
fine. The nervousness has left me and
go TO bed and sleep soundly all night
long. . My strength has returned and
feel like ! wouldn't ever have to take
+any more medicine"
Plant Juice is sold in Wilmington at
The Miller drug store, 404-406 Market
street; in New Castle by H. Challenger
q Son; in Newport by c. u. White; IN
| Newark by u. y. Brown.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
DELAWARE RED CROSS
WORKERS MEET IN DOVER

Plans for the sixth annual roll can
VIII be made by Delaware Red Cross
workers at meeting in the Dover
Century Club tomorrow afternoon at
80 o'clock. James y. Nicholson. who
is in charge Of the Junior Red Cross
Of the United States. will make an adj
dress. Miss Emily BisseH, of this city,
will also be a speaker.
Forty-four branches OF the Red
Cross have been organized in Della
ware for the membership campaign.
In Wilmington the drive will be waged
on Sunday, which will be known as
Red Cross Sunday. 1t Is hoped that
the work OF enrolment will be COM
pleted IN the one day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
FRANCE LOSES OUT
IN MARYLAND FIGHT
Defeated for Senate by Bruce,
Democrat, by More Than
10000 Votes.

Baltimore. Nov. Nv. c. Bruce. DEM
ocrat. has defeated Senator Joseph l..
France. Republican, for Senator. ac-
cordng to complete returns from Bal
timore City and returns In part front
the counties. Bruce's majority In the
city Is over 5000.
In the southern. western and east
ern shore counties. with the exception
Of Worcester. Representative Linthi-
cum. Democrat. was reelected In the
Fourth District and Representative
H!a, champion of the "wetS' in the
last House, was reelected in the
Third by two 10 one over Dlmarco,
Democrat Bcth these districts are in
cluded in Baltimore City. 1t was not
expected that Bruce would poll as
heavy vote in the city as In the
counties. and his majority In Balu-
more practically assures his election
by majority of at least 10000 in the
State.
The "wets" undoubtedly scored
heavily in Baltimore City and in many
of the counties, "a shown by the big
vote given TO John Philip Hin and
other candidates ayowedly favorable
to modification of the Eighteenth
Amendment.
With the Democratic registered vote
in Baltimore City 3S.S56 in excess of
the Republican, the Republican candi-
dates for Senator and Representatives
were handicapped AT the start. The
unafiiliated registration numbered 16
400. and more than two-thrds ~ these
apparently voted for Bruce for Sena
tor. France failed 20 poll as much OF
the union labor, Irish and Police vote
as he and his party leaders expected
While the wet" and dry" issue
cut an important figure in tho vote II
was the fractional fights between the
Republicans ms much as Senator
Frances inconsistent policies and &c.
! centric contradictory views that en-
/ compassed his defeat lie made himself
a personal not a political Issue.
! United States Senator Weller sup.
| ported Hin In the Third Zihlman IL
! the Sixth. Mudd In the Fifth an(
! Blakeney in the second but HIS fol
! lowers apparently knitted Senator
| France because of the lattere comb
| natgn with fOrmeu Senator Jackso,
] ''iiA haS|i ifi ptulub OF BaitltnOf'
! City with a view TO wrestling the stat,
leadership from Weller. Although
| Charles J, Butler. Republican. raj
as wet" candidate for Congress
man in the First or Eastern Shor,
District and was supported by forme
Senator Jackson. he is apparently de
feated by Representative r. Nal
Goldshorough. n straight cut dry"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
MARYLAND ELECTION QUIET.
Wet and Dry Issue Figured Prominent.
ly In Eastern Shore Contest.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Ches;ertown, Md. Nov. S.-Yester-
days election was the qu!etest in the
history OF the county. The results OF
the voting from the returns last night
al midnight showed that Bruce had
carried The county for United States
Senator against his Republican op-
ponent, Senator Joseph France, by 534,
and that Goldsborough, Democrat can
d.date for reelection 20 Congress had
been victorious by, $50. Greatest in
terest centered in the proposed bond
issue OF 100000 for the building of
gravel roads in the county and the
contest was quite spirited. The issue
was defeated by narrow margin OF
- votes. The majority of Colds
borough IN the nine counties OF the
eastern shore will be 5000 while
Rruce's majority will be slightly less.
The wet and dry issue cut consider
able figure in the congressional con-
test. Goldsborough running on a dry
platform while his opponent, Charles
j. Butler. was classed as. wet.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
SERVICE BY EVERY
EVENING ON ELECTION
NEWS UNExCEllED
Continued froHl page !.

Immediately after the returns were
sent to the waiting crowds by mega
phone they We're sent to another part
Of the building TO "A group Of ac-
countants Tor an accurate count and
then written in bulletin form for the
large bulletin boards erected on the
Fifth street side of the building.
While loca, politics. the state and
county ticket and tho fight for the
two national legislative oilicee held
the greatest interest OF the people
there were some who asked questions
about the trend of politics in other
etates--"Was Ohio going DemocraticY"
How was Smith making out In New
York ?'.--and numerous other questions
came into the office.
A fast, reliable Associated Press GER
vice brought TO the news-rocma hun
dreds OF reports from all sections of
the nation giving the number of votes
cast for each important candidate and
showing the trend of public feeling.
Again and again when the thousands
were told New York was going Dem
ccrat and Governor Edwards wns in
the ieuu III new JplStNt lfleN ulpht
into prolonged cheering.
Long after others had left from in
front OF the other newspaper ofilcee
the crowds at Fifth ana Shipley streets
stayed on. Midnight came and went
and they were still there with increas-
ing numbers. One o'clock and two
o'clock passed. The first few broke
away at three o'clock as the rum
bling Of the milkwagons could b.
heard further down the street. Even
as late as $40 o'clock there was q
small gathering of those determined
TO see their candidate elected before
retiring
SO rapid was the receipt of return,
by the Every Evening through it's pre-
arranged courier phone and wire ser.
vice that II was always twenty dis
tricts ahead of the other newspapers
AT midnight the crowds at othel
! places had disappeared.
A small army OF newspapermen and
assistants took care OF the interested
public who had, for some reason re.
manned In their homes. Every minut,
OF tho night and until after Ave o'clocl
this morning the numerous telephone!
Ia the Office were kept busy by In
Quiring housewives and husbands VIII,
were furnished the latest figures from
no matter which state In the Unioi
they desired them--whether II wa
Georgia or Maine or Texas or Cali
fornia they obtained them withou
delay.
II gems TO an observer that tn
crowd scattered after five o'clock thi
morning to go home for n few maps
for within four hours after they be
gan returning for more.
Radio also played n major part 4
providing the citizens of the Stat
with the election data Hundreds G
receiving stations scattered In ever
corner OF the State listened in on In
returns broadcasted by Every Eve
ming through the medium OF In
broadcasting station OF tho wilso
Specially Company.
! II is believed that this Ia tho frs
: time In the history OF radio telephon
that II has been used for this in
} sunctive purpose and from reports
J was an overwhelming success,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
lowly ones has reached the food land,

lowly ones has reached the food fand)
their eyes have been opened
20. The low servants Of the chief
of their fathers; ten measures Of bar
ley each have been filed az their por-
ton.
20 To each Of their fathers barley
has been multiplied.
30 Barley. oil, wool, sheep have been
brought In unto them.
81. Humanity, thou art 10 know
abundance.
DR.. Chiera emphasized the fact that
the speech OF tho god ended with a
blessing on man. n circumstance which
supports his theory that the god was
not offended on moral grounds. but
was In reality putting down one who
threatened 20 become competitor
by driving him from the food which
| might give him Immortality as vel
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
DEATHS.

CARPENTER-In this city. on Novem-
Der g. 1922, Mary f.. widow of Henry
Carpenter aged ~ years
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at the residence
of her son-in-law T. Franz Tyre. gl2
Nandevcr avenue. on Wednesday evening
November s. al y O'Clock. lnterment at
Georgetown. Del
1922, Edna Williamson, wife of William
G. Corey.
Funeral services will be held al her la te
residence. 230l Willard street. on Friday
Interment at Wilmington & Brandywine
cemetery.
KIRk-In this city. on November 8.
1922, Jennie p. widow of Charles r.
Kirk aged "a years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence of her
son. Charles II. Kirk. sos West Ninth
street. on Saturday afternoon. November
u. at 80 o clock Services at Head of
Christiana Presbyterian Church at . 30
Interment at Head of Christiana ceme-
terry.
MARRIONI-In this city. on November
:. 1922. Angelina daughter of Orizo and
Teresina Marrioni. aged Q years. 4
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral from the residence Of
her parents. kiverview avenue. Holly
Oak on Thursday afternoon, November o
at o'clock. Services at st. Patrick :
Church at 80 O'CLOCK. Intcrment at
Cathedral cemetery.
BOURDAN-In this city. on November
6. 1922. Margaret A. NJ. wife OF Hugo r
Bourdan (nee Farley.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral from her late residence
2304 West street. on Thursday morning
at O'Clock. Solemn requiem mass at ST
Paul's Church. Interment Cathedra
cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
workmeu,s Dance Wen Attended.

About 100 couples were present
last evening az the mnsqued dance
given by the Wilmington Lodge 10.
]. Ancient Order United Workrnen,
held In the A. o. y. w. Hall 800
Washington street. Prizes were
awarded 10 the following: Fred
steinle. best dressed man: Nellie II.
williams, best dressed woman, VIII
liam Reed, most comicai costume. The
spot dance prize was Won by Pauline
Mote. The Judges in the contest we're
John j. Miller. William Mclaughlin
and Mrs. William Christy. Lutz's or
chestra furnished the music.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
FRIENDS TALK OF
CHANGE in HIM
Is Feeling Fine Since Plant
Juice Relieved Stomach
and Nervousness.

Since / have taken Plant Juice the
change in me is so noticeable that all my
friends are talking about it" declared
MIR. l.. j. Sprecher, of 223 West
Second street, Hummelstown, Pa, q well
known stone mason, in a recent con-
vorsation with The Plant Juice Man.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
Sherwin May Succeed Sgt. Donohoe

The Department Of Public Safety is
expected to name a successor 10 Ser
geant John ]. ponohoe. who was re-
tired after so years Of service on the
police force. at its meeting this after
noon. 1t is rumored that Traffic Of
hcer Sherwin viii be appointed to the
position.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
Sec Drop In Turkey Prices.

According 70 the predictions Of local
commission men, the price of turkey
per pound this Thanksgiving will be
90 per cent less than last year. New
lad eggs are expected 70 cost at least
cents less per dozen. Cranberries.
fruit and other provisions are also ex-
pected 70 be less expensive than last
Year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08

& 'ssss.s.s ~ l.
.. -.............
"a. ..............
To do that. with malice he has, 49,.
4b. have not been obedlent TO thee
g. Ny heart IL full Of fear. II full
OF fear, after that.
G. ............. has been cast.
7. Fear. weeping has been cast.
s. At the sending OF thy call.
0. And I, after thy call
10. From my appearance I was fee
ing.
II. And l. from my appearance
from the field? I fed.
From here on the god speaks:
~, Thy humanity. thy body has not
been freed ......
10. For mankind the words Of wis
dom are not (adapted?).
II Finish thy weeping
Is. From my presence 60 TO the
desert
&c. TO mo. forever. for taking the
&C clothesD
II. Tho plant which frees from
death inferior beings literally. the
lowest among those who are small
shall not take
On the reverse OF the tablet the god
continues 10 speak ms follows:
IL. Thou shalt never take.
10. In no way whatever. after this.
thou shalt obtain.
30. To my OK. for leading Il. ms an
outcast. thou shalt not return
81. TO my field. for irrignting u, az
an outcast, thou shalt not return.
%. To my field. for working It. AZ mn
outcast. thou shalt not return
% TO the land. for working It. M a
chased one. thou shalt not return.
"a. Go work tho land, raise food for
eating.
IS. Thou shalt never reach mo.
&c, Men Ike thee will work tho land
their mothers and their fathers.
2Gb win eat the food NJ god
q. Since the hnnd Of tho sons Of tbs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
. Brandywine Team TO Practice.

The Brandywine basketball team
will practice tomorrow night in the
High School gymnasium. Coaches
Gam and Twang will he in charge.
All players are asked to be present.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
Headaches From Slight Colds

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets re-
lieve the Headache by curing the Cold.
A tonic laxative and germ destroyer
The box bears the signature OF F. w.
Grove. (Be sure you get Bromo) SOC.
ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08
Women's Auxiliary Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Womens Auxiliary of Emmanuel
Church will be held IN the rectory. to-
morrow evening at 7<5. y large at
tendance is desired.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08

ma knowledge. Elsewhere In Babylonian
Mythology man In raised 10 the level
'of gods by obtaining first knowledge
and then immortality.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08

Turn the spotlight or publicity on
that property You are trying 10 rent.
." ~: HG'er Sc 4 in Every Eve
max her3 daI.--.Ady. 7,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-08

under these difficulties. the dialogue,
az set forth by Or. Chlera. begins with
the speech OF the human being ne fol-
lows: