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Strout Farm Bargains
$500 Secures 80 Acres With
- r u>sea Do,,1<r,,


Full implements, 80 bu. oats, 25 bu. pota-
toes, 12 t. hay, t. fodder. irewood. stoves,
etc, included assure comfortable winter; near
village, store. school, church; rich black loan
tillage spring -watered pasture. about 5000
#. timber. 10 a. growing pine; 2D0 sugar
naples; fruit; comfortable Broom house. base
ment barn. etc. Age forces sale low price.
81 800: only $500 needed. Details and photo
page so. strout's new catalog.
Riverside Farm Between
Baltimore and Washington.
sale Includes auto truck horses. cows, hogs.
1876 chickens full implements. crops; 3s acres
only IL miles village: stores. schools.
"a acres tillaee, pasture, ESQ fruit trees. a
acre Strawberries; comfortable 2-story house
good barn, COW stable, garage. poultry house.
Taken now s.. 200 gets all. part cash. Details
5TROUT FARM AGENCY, 1422N. Land Title
bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

SIC. 10.00o-FELI4SMERE, ST. LUCIE CO., FLA:
large lots, covered with large grapefruit and
orange trees; also forty acres near town; all
fnee and clear; want farm near Washington;
owner. Address Box BLK. Star Office.
18th ST: ABOVE o ST.. NOW USED As
sIlaller improved property. UNION REAL
TY CORPORATION. 1410 NV. Main s4lo.
MODERN 4-sTORY BRICK APT. 8 APIS;
8 large rooms. bath and porch each; rentals.
rs. $50 yearly; upkeep low: small cash pay
ment, and rentals will carry balance. Trade
for good home. Cleveland Park. Mass Hts. or
18th st.
New semi-detached Groom home. modern to
the minute. FOxall Hts. $9.0W.
PAUL p. MAG0FFIS.
BIT Woodward Bldg NJ 3023, Frank. 4121 II
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Just completed: e-room bungalow: hot:water
heat, tile bath; oak floors; glass knobs on
doors; fireplace; one block from car dine;
good location; high and dry: chicken house
Price, 5000. Terms can Be arranged. SHIP.
LEY & LUSH. owners and builders. q West
day except Saturday. Col. 59S9-W. 26s
GROOM BUNGALOW HoT-WATER HEAT,
gas. electricity. ;. hne lawn. garage; near car
cash cash Addsess BOX ss5:K. Star once.
SEVEN ROOM BUNGALOW. IN GOOD RE-
pair; all modern improvements except gas; lot
60x1bO; garage, chicken house and yard: price,
Five-room bungalow. with every modern i'm
proyement nex purcna,ssr h., g san no select light
4-room bungalow, lot 10ox125: water and
electricity; 81, 600: cash, $500. $50 per month.
LANDES & LEE.
Phone Clarendon 206.
GOOD lots ON R. l. AVE. $500 APIECE,
WEST WOODBRIDGE DEVELOPING COM
PANY. 1701 Adams st. ne. Phone N. 363J.
on CORNER NEAR NATIONAL PARK SEMI
nary; 1 block from car. blocks from train;
q rooms, hall, bath: hot and cold water; fur
mace; nreplaces: sleeping porch: large front
Ii, 100; shown by appointment. Woodside 158.
n. F. J. TRuMPOUR. owner, Linden, Nd.
RIvFRDALE-MoDERN BUNGALOW. RMS.
and bath; concrete basement. finished attic;
front and side yards, garden and garage space;
located two blocks from boulevard. same dis.
once and stores. Price. 100: q 800 cash;
rcintment I only. Address OWNER, Boz sss.
1txssdalss Nd. OF Phone Hyastsyile sss-W. y
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ON.LEE HIGHWAY.
7 Miles From Washington.
Near Falls Church, Va.

Fifty-seven acre farm, thirty five acres clear
ed, twenty-five acres in timber and cord wood.
nearly 1000 feet frontage on the new Lee
Highway: house of clever large rooms. splen-
did cellar; porch all around the house: shade
and lawn; fruit; bank barn, corn house. chick
en- and hog houses. wagon sheds and kennels:
house is plainly furnished; there are two good
mares; single and double farm wagons; new
ployy and other farm implements: new farm
harness, etc; good bunch Of laying hens: two
magnificent Jersey cows. making Is to 20
pounds of butter a week, besides supplying
plenty Of milk. The Lee highway IL promised
to be completed December. 1923, which will
largely Increase the value Of this property.
We are only miles from Washington, D. C..
including everything. cows, poultry. horses.
household furniture (house has been newly
nSnered and painted throughout this spring.,
Ss. 900. Vinecrest farm, Lee highway (Fair-
fax road, Falls Church. Va. Call and see 1t. :
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3o-Acre Florida Farm With
Aso Orange Trees. Automobile

furniture. tools. potatoes. corn. rice. peas:
velvet beans included: good income truck and
fruit; pleasant year-round home close r. R.
town: tiIlase. woodland; orange grove. pears.
grapefruit. tanserines, figs, grapes. lemons.
house, fireplace, oak shade. barn. garage.
poultry house. Owner unable to operate;
s. 400 takes ALL part cash. Photo and de.
farm only $500; page % new Illus. cataloE
800 bargains FREE. sTROUT FARM
AGENCY. 1910 Hk. Graham bldg. Jackson
Vile Fla.
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SINCE 1896 WE HAVE BEEN QUICK
ly and satisfactorily getting BUYER
and SELLER together-that's results.
1t may pay you TO see us in some of
your realty matters. Especially wanted,
homes for colored, reasonable priced.
on terms.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 1923 F st.
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THE HOME-sOME REAL BARGAINS IN
business properties in the NV. Call us for
an appointment.
HOME REALTY CO.,
36O7 Ca ave- NV Col 1O454 Sc
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NEARBY VIRGINIA,

NEARBY VIRGINIA.
acres land, small house, splendid we'll:
right in town; $4,000; small cash payment:
terms.
Groom house, q bargain: $500. Easy
terms.
New bungalow. ami, $500; $500 cash:
easy terms.
7-room horse. ami. 8-4 acre land; q real
home. $7.400; terms.
Others on our list. Come and see US.
THOS c. HENDRICKS CO.,
CHEnkYDALE. vA.\
Phone Clarendon 24i-W-2.
Res. C1ar. 1i-W-2.
CHERRYDALE, VA.
rooms semi bungalow. all improvements:
pre.tiest section Cherrydsle: Gear garaee
lot s0xl2o. Price. $500. Terms.
5-room bungalow. electricity: lot 6Sx130;
good we'll, 1876 feet deep: chicken run.
Call at cherrydaie office. 50 Lee highway
(opposite Cherrydale staticnl.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
Real sstats. Phone Clarendon csA.W-1.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
!; {. resl estate. What have you: Address
City Post Office. Box 1907. 6s
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
PEoMtS PPtsCsMilinS interest s,sr and eo%miTiens y"
1hoAAS 7ss si i5shsN 15sh .'' s.w. q Co. 'Sc''
e. INTEREST. LARGE OR SMALL
trnst' only: only minimum hnI commission. GLOVER
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT ON
FIRST mortgages in the District Of Columbia.
II over $4,000 and security satisfactory. At
6isSs; smaller amounts at So. Installment
Of Maryland and Virginia 4 1O.year month
ly payment plan providing for cancellation OF
the mortgage 10 case Of the death Of the bor-
rover. WM. II. SAUNDERS & CO.. 1853 X
FIRST AND SECOND TRUSTS PLACED Ar
reasonable rates: $3.50. 900 to loan on short
tern smsTsenss ss. issns rAGs m smwl. ~
land building. franklin 1901. oet1c'
FIRST AND SECOND Trust LOANS AVAIL.
able Immediately in any amount on d. c. real
CHARLES r. BARRETT,
Main sl16. 1917 b ct. nv. Rooms 1919. g
WILL BUY SECOND TRUST NOTES AND
make second trust loans on ID. C. property. ".
W. McCLAINE. 3l9 Colorado bldg. Main 523l.
AaotNSA ~ A0ASss
II you have proper security in D. c. real
estate we can negoriate nrst or second trusts
quickly and satisfactorily. Interest rates. 6.
Main pas Us 18th ST.
MONEY TO LcaN ON DlsTkICr REAL Es
SHALL MsK.hRIS. COS 8 wee%'d se bldg. M. ss7s.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR End TRUST
notes: first trusts placed; prompt replies. See
Mr.. W1LLETT. 1909 II st. NV.
HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON D. Q. REAL
Main 3. 2; H. hoLssD a. woedH.ed RaSnYa bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on D. O. real. ESTATE
In any smo',nt at prevailing interest. JESSE
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on D. G. real estate; prevailing interest
and commission rates:
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1342 N. T. ave.
REAL ESTATE FINANCING.
Any Amount Moderate rates.
oGfsrER, is Ter! eG5tTafs Ta5MSs He'es e Co..
s19 18th NV. Main S416
We HAVE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE
d. C.. real estate. Applications guaranteed
immediate e!!istaS SCI Nj s!ssA.n
MONEY At es AVAILABLE FOR LOANS LOANS
WARDMAN.
1870 Z ST. Main 4ls1.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE.
5hss ON APPROVED. CENTRALLY L0-
GATED BUSINEsS SECURITIES
0% IN LARGE SUMS. ON APPROVED
SECURITIES.
Tyler & Rutherford, Inc.
1913 VERMONT AVENUE NV.
We Make First Trust Loans
All applications given prompt attention.
Funds Immediately available. Charges rea.
sonAble.
CHAS. D. SAGER
Main SO. Loan Dept. e23 18th st. NV.
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WANTED TO RENT.

TO 5 ROOM. FURNISHED DETACHED
house. with or baths, wanted in Cie'e-
land Park Chevy Chase. at not over S1ea
Phone Main 3H3. Room II, between $50 and
10 am. sunday or 10 to 7:;i0 a m. Monday
Only house answering all above specifications
can he considered
FIVE MONTHS ADVANCE RENT FOR
small. modern house; any section: urgent;
hest references. Address Box 314k, Star
office.
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APARTlGENTS-TO LET.

FURNISHED: ROOMS FOR HOUsEKEEP-
ing. Is minutes from Treasury; elegant bus
and CAY service; $50 per month. Clarendon
SlOF-l2.
FIRsT-FLOOR APT, FURNIsHED OR CN-
furnished: for Ink; private bath, and en-
trance; electric lights; steam heat: winter
coal in: children welcome; sleeping porches;
rent, $50 monthly; ticket to city. ~; train
and bus service. Please call Vienna. Va,
2s-F.22, or see Mrs. STUNTZ, Boutwell,, Va,
on W. Va. railroad
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Six rooms and hath. h-wh. oak floors.
electric fixtures. gas range and heater: large
lot: all street improvements in and paid for:
price only $3.50. with terms only $500 cash.
and monthly payments including per cent
interest. Of So. 30. See this any day. Take
car at electric station. 18th and Pa. ave. and
get OF at North Rosemont station. Agent
there
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SIG l. ST NE-TWO ROOMS AND LARGE
porch. second floor. in new. modern home:
Ink; $40. Apply Saturday OF after = pm.
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BEFORE BUYING REASONABLE
priced homes. on terms. in nearby Eir-
ginta and Maryland. see our large Sc
lectlist Of places recently listed: some
offered exclusively: several can be
trnded. Ask for Mr.. BCSSEY, subur-
ban dept.
n. f. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 1923 81.
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WANTED-HOUSES

WILL FURNISH YOUR GROOM HOUSE.
Including plain linen. china, glass and plated
ware, for 5000; on q years lease: to respon-
sible private family "f adults. Phone Fr. 6767.
THE UNION REALTY CORPORATION WILL
render efficient service In selling or renting
your property Phone Main s413.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
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5 LARGE. OUTSIDE ROOMS AND BATH:
ami: $65: adults only: gas and electricity
included. 1900 Newton st. NV. l.
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FOR RENT-wAREHoUsEs.

TWO WAREHOUSES. BRICK, FOB SALE Or
rent; n coo and 24.0O0 feet Aoee spaee, r.
speetivsays slsetrie sslsvatee; 11la3sle rek.
tngtoA paaee >o.e.s .ogpe4dte d. ~ O. hel4hf
~ :. Apsiy 1saa ses. lasisastiaaal VI.
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SlX-ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT. SES-
ond floor 2f Todd place ne. Phone NJ eiao.
I'm III u IL
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-FOUR ROOMS. kITCHENETTE AND BATH
2 open frepiaces; windows all sides; charm
ing old garden; a most artistic and unusual
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FOTR ROOMS AND BATH. ELECTRIC
lights: sunny and airy. Apply. Saturday after
noon and Sunday 32o3 Hiatt place NV, u
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TliREE-FoTRTiIS ACRE. LESS THAN MILE
from Columbia Country Club on conrreic
road. near car line: high elevation shade.
frnit. water. sewer elec: smali cottage: ga
rage: 1hc foot. Owner. Kansington 1o5-W l.
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90 NEW YORK AVE. NV, +th FLOOR,
two rooms. kitchen and bath; So.
ALLAN f. WALKER & CO.. NC.
Main
Evening star., 1922-10-01

s07 STANTON PLACE NE.-3 ROOMS AND
bath second floor in private home. facing
Stanton Park: immediate possession rent.
$3.50; garage. $40 extra. L. II. STEPHEN
TaI
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1921 MT. PLEASANT ST. APT. 25-2
rooms nd bath: small electric grill for cook
ing. current for grill furnished by owner:
rent, $3.50.
GEO. w LINKINS.
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CHOICE CHEVY CHASE BUILDING SITES
foWest prices and easy terms; special induce
RSSSEiL. 32O Colorado building. Phone
Main 1855. Evening. Cleveland 1241. oct7s
s. FEW JHOiCE s5iLIiNG SITES. GOV
ersd with nne old trees. just west Of 18th st
~. st webster, overlooking Rock Creek Park
ricns EDSON W, BRIGGS, owner, Main 6974
kefore O'Clock and Adams $50 after.
Evening star., 1922-10-01

34o-ACRE ISLAND.
$40 acre island in saltwater Potomac: suit
able for farm, summer resort subdivision, club
site, country estate: so miles from Washing
ton by paved road. Write mo at once for
full particulars. Address Box 15O-k. Star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-05
COMM UNITY SERVICE TO
HAVE PLAYGROUND AT FAIR

For the purpose OF amusing the
who find little to amuse them
in the exhibits for srown-ups, the
Community Service has arranged with
the Delaware State Fair Association
10 have a playground on the Elsmere
grounds during tho fair this year
There will be two or more trained
supervisors on hand TO teach the
youngsters how to use the apparatu
that will be placed on the playground
The fair association has loaned the
Community Service a large tent in
which will be placed slides, swings,
see-saws. giant strides and sand boxes
Benches will be provided through the
Park Board TO accommodate persons
who desire TO rest. The playground
will be conducted similar TO those in
large Philadelphia department stores.
The Community Service is also max
ing plans for the State championship
track meeting 10 be held at the fair
g.ounds on Labor Day. Dr.. James God
srey has been reelected director OF
the track events this year. Among the
entries which have been received 10
date are the Peoples Settlement, St
Mary's, Defiance and the Y. NJ. C. A.
Last year the Y. NJ. c. A. won the
first leg of the three year cup donated
by Senator T. Coleman du Pont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-05
SERIES OF LECTURES.
At tho Estate College for Cclored Stu
dents.

A general invitation Ia being ey-
tended To the Negro folk in Delaware
to share In tho seriea OF lectures and
entertainments being arranged by the
Service Citizens of Delaware az n fea-
ture Of tho Summer School for teach
ers nov being held At the State College
for Colored Students, Dover. AZ n
means of renchinR tho colorod popula-
don. letter has been forwarded 10
all tho colored ministeru In Delaware,
which tnys:
We feel sure that you win b inter
orted In "a eorics OF lectures and snter-
tainmcnts which arc bcing arranged
by thts office In corporation with the
trustees OF tho State College for Col
ored Students. and tho State Board of
Education. The purpose OF tho series
is primarily to mako the Summer
School more attractive 10 Delaware
teachers. and to give them an opportu-
nifty to hear at first hand, some of the
men and women OF their own race who
have been conspicuously successful in
some field OF work. At the same time.
however. all OF the meetings wall be
open to the public. and 1t IL hoped that
colored people in the state will find II
possible 10 attend at least ono or two
of these events. Several meetings were
planned. One was held last night. The
others follow:
August 6--Meeung in the grove ad-
joining the State College. Dover. ad-
dressed by Rev. IL. IL. Proctor Of the
Nazarene Congregational Church.
Brooklyn. on The Black Mans Bur
dem" There will be a special musical
program under the direction of James
NJ. Coulbourne OF New Castle. 13C
standard time.
August 10-Lecture, Sanitation and
Better Housing Conditions" DIR. Sadie
T. Mossell, Durham. n. c. Chapel
State College. Dover, o'clock. stand
ard time.
August 11-Concert- Marian Ander
son, contralto, of Philadelphia. Chapel
State College. Dover. o'clock, stand
ard time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-05
SAYS NEW WOMAN CAN'T
|. CLAIM MANS CH|VALRY
Mrs. Spencer Says Those OF Sex
Who Grasp New Rights Must
Assume Responsibilities.

New York, Aug. 5.--"Womon cannot
have freedom, equality Of rights, ccono-
mic independence and equal opportunity
with men and at the Same time claim
from men, as many women, ! am sorry
20 say, are trying 90 do today, the same
kind of privileges that chivalrous and
good-hcartcd men used TO give to their
mothers, sisters and friends when those
mothers, sisters and friends were abso-
lutcly dependent upon them"
Mrs. Anna Garlin Spencer laid down
this principle in her lecture yesterday
at Teachers College, Columbia Univcr-
sity. on New Responsibilities of Women
in Marriage" Tho lecture was part of
the university's summer course IN social
science. Mrs. Spencer is n Unitarian
minister and an educator, social and
reform worker, peace advocate and
suffragist of note.
One of the modern problems she said
todev to class that ovcrtlowcd the
room, is the woman who wants TO grasp
her new rights without her new respon-
sibilities.
THAT cannot be done long" she de-
clarcd The individual who tries il
comes to grief, and the social era that
/ tries il on large scale is an era that
will have TO be reconstructed by later
social experience"
| Pointing out that women have only
recently had any real freedom of choice
in marriage, Mrs Spencer said that the
economic independece of women now
gives her the opportunity when man
asks her TO marry him, to take into con-
sideration the question whether she likes
the man well enough to give up her
economic independence for the sake
living with him; and the result is an
attempt on the part of some women
'to do two things at once that are
incompatible.
The new freedom of women has
increased divorces, she said, because
women now can no more be held to in
tolerable condiNonS in marriage thar
men can: and it has decreased the mum
Der of marriages. at is not true" sh,
added, that men and women today a
general rule think lightly of marriage
even though light natures undo marriag
for wholly inadequate reasons. Generou
hearted, unselfish, loving natures, mel
or women, still do their utmost to max
the marriage success.
The modern spinster is new phe
nomenon, the lecturers asserted in low
with her new freedom to choose her ow
work "But those of US who com
rather close to women in many ways,
she said, "know that the first reactio
to the new economic opportunity ha
pushed too many women away fror
: marriage. and they know it when tn
time arrives that the home seems MOI
. important than it did at first and youn
life that belongs TO one seems deare
than all other companionship.
~ always advise women who al
clustered together in little towns frol
which all the eligible men have all gor
to 90 themselves TO some place whel
there are lot of men. There is notl
ing immodest, nothing foolish, abos
women following the idea OF emigri
ton as men follow it now that the
t have the chance to do so"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-05
DRATHs.

DAvIS--At Bear, Del. on August 3, 1922
Elma X, wife of the late Daniel T.
Davis.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services at the residence
OF her son-in-law. II. l.. Richards. Bear
Del. on sunday afternoon at O'Clock
standard time. Interment at Forest cenc-
terry. Middletown, Del.
MILBOURN-In this on city, August 3
1922, Charles II. Milbourn. aged SO
years
Relatives. friends and all organiyat tions
Of which he was member are invited to
Attend the funeral services at his late
DSldence. 9O5la East Sixth street on
saturday evening, August S. at $50
O'Clock. city time 1nterment at Dover
Del, on Sunday. August 9. 1922 Train
leaving Wilmington at 46 a. m. stand
ard time
MOORE--ln this city, on August 4,
1922. Margaret A., widow OF, Joseph G
Moore. in her 77tn wear.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral Lon her late residence
1910 Market street. on Monday after
noon August Z, at 2.30 O'CLOCK Services
~ Old Swedes p. r. Church at 3 O'Clock
lnterment at Old Swedes cemetery.
VIOLA-In this city. on August 4, 1922
John. son OF Frank and Frances Viola
AGED rs years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of hi.
lArents, 1913 West Ninth street or
Monday morning. August 7, ut q O'Clock
Solemn requiem mass at st. Thomas
Church. lnterment at Cathedral GENE
terry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-05
KANSANS LIVE LONGEST.
Statistician Also Finds White
Girl Babies Have Best Chance
for Long Life.

Washington, Aug. Boy babies
born 10 white families in Baltimore have
an expectation of life Of 511i years
and girls 5a2d years. life tables just
completed for the 1920 census Indicate
For Maryland Mt large the rnte is higher
5357 for boys and 55.82 for the girls.
The longest lived people In the United
States, according 10 those tables, are
those who live in Kansas, tho expecta-
ton there at birth for white males being
50.73 and for white females 5000
yenrs. The highest ever published by
any country was 83.06, for females in
the county of West Sussex, England, in
l9l1-l912
In these new figures, Washington,
d. c., outrnnks the other l3 large cities
for which TALES were compiled with
80 SO years as the expectation of life
for white males and 59S3 for white
females. Pittsburg comes at the foot
of the list with 47.16 years for white
males and 5G.42 for white females.
While the various mortality condi-
tions show that the chances OF living
are much more favorable among whites
than among Negroes, the improvement
among Negroes between 1910 and 1920
was slightly greater than among whites
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-05
US. HAS NO HARD COAL
FOR DISTRIBUTION
Federal Agent Instructs Cover
nors as to Their Part In
Emergency Plans.
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. Aug. 5.--Governors OF
the various states were asked today
BY, Federal Fuel Distributor Spencer
to concur In the steps outlined by the
Federal government for the emergency
distribution OF coal.
Letters cent to the governors today
ty Mr.. Spencer carried the central
committees plans and "the federal
fuel distribution form, number 80" to
be used by state committees in apply
ing for emergency coal
III you have not already informed
the secretary of commerce." (Mr.
Hoover) "of your intention to comply
with his wishes in the matter Of the
distribution OF fuel. presume you will
do So" Mr.. Spencer told the governors,
and as the plan contempl3tes COL
laboration between your state COM
mlttee and my organization. ard in
order that we may work most ef-
fectively. and that methods shall be
as much nj lie as possible In all the
states. l respectfully request your con-
currence in the steps described which.
II seems TO me. we must follow in our
intercourse"
Governors committees were request
ed by Mr.. Spencer 10 apply for coal
produced in other states only through
tho federal fuel distributor at Wash
ington. and not order any coal from
federal fuel district committees nor
producers outside OF their own state.
There In no anthracite coal avail
ahlo for distribution hv the federa |
fuel distributor" Mr.. Spencer said.
Application for emergency coal 10
tho federal fuel distributor should b.,
made only for current use and not for
storage.
Application for emergency coal
should be made only for the most es-
sential purposes following the property
classes and by the Interstate Com.
merce Commission.
'EmergeHcy coal supplied on these
applications, made TO the federal fuel
distributor. will be placed (. o. h.
railway cars at the mines at the fair
prices approved for the producing dis
tricte by Secretary Hoover.
"lt will be the endeavor OF the fed
era fuel distributor to place orders
for emergency coal in those districts
from which the supply 10 most avail
able TO the applicants"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-08-05
Phones Silent One Minute.

In honor of Alexander Graham Bell,
inventor Of the telephone, the Bell SER
vice was discontinued all over the
country for one minute last evening
beginning at 7.25 o'clock, when Mr..
Bell was being buried on the crest
of Benin Breaugh Mountain in Nova
Scotia. The silence involved 10000
different cities, towns and villages.
About 125,000 operators and 200
employees stopped work; 27,SO0, 900
miles of telephone wires, supported by
100000 poles, We're idle.