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Antiques Are
Here TOO--An
Interesting Group

Of those precious, fast-dis-
appearing relics Of ancient
Oriental artistry, for which
eager hands Of collectors
are reaching out every
where.
One Of the interesting
features is that they are
antiques;
old Daghestans, Karabaghs
and Ghiordes, mostly in the
small sizes, also some hall
runners, and two or three
of the fine old Sennas, now
so very rare.
A whole corner devoted
to treasures of the Orient,
other than rugs, ia TO be
found on the Main Floor
Chestnut and Juniper).
A spot easy to visit ana
for lovers Of the exotic and
the curious, a very fascinat-
ing spot, whose like exists
nowhere else in Philadel-
phia.
Here's quaintness for
you! to vary on Mr..
Squeers' famous remark.
The unusual confronts you
in the strange
Chinese carved images Of
fierce dogs or calm god
desses-one Of them. a beau
tiful old marble statue of
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full jewelry, consisting Of
semi precious stones,
mounted according TO our
own exclusive designs, in
Guiding earrings TO har-
monte.
There are necklaces, pen
dants, earrings, even fin
ger rings Of Jade in its
many shades Of cool green;
long strings Of necklaces,
come Of matrix turquoise,
perhaps the counterparts
Of those that rose and fell
on the breast Of Sheba's
queen, others Of beads Of
white ivory, intricately
carved, or Of coral, includ-
ing the charming seed-coral
balls; elaborate sets, ex-
quisite mountings Of clear
rock crystal and Of old
amber, from the red to the
"honey-drop" hues.
Having seen these, one
is not likely to leave the
Main Floor without visit
ing that still greater treas
ury Of fine gems, the
Jewelry and Silverware
Store.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
Hanover.


In Hanover Presbyterian Church.
Boulevard n Eighteenth street, to-
morrow morning. the Rev. Charles II.
Bohncr. pastor. will preach IA patriotic
sermon on the subject. What Ails
American" This Will be the only
preaching service I'm Hanover Church
tomorrow. the congregation taking
part In the union service in the park
In tho evening. The Sunday school
VIII meet at the usual hour.
First-C Central.
Ffrst-Central Presbyterian Church,
Market and Ninth streets, Row. Auuilla
Webb. u. D.. J.. l.. d. pastor. Preach
Ing tomorrow morning and evening by
the pastor: subject. 1870. "Harmonius
Working" $50. Uttermust Salvation"
Sunday school and other regular meet
ings at the usual hours.
Eastlake.
t.astlake Presbyterian Church,
Twenty-seventh and Market streets,
Rev. William 1eishman, pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by the pastor: subject, IL.
The Compassion OF Jesus" :. Going
Through Samaria." Sabbath school at
10 a. M. Devotional service wednes-
day evening nj 745.
Italian Presbyterian.
First Italian Presbyterian Church.
du Pont and seventh streets. Rev. A.
Dassori. pastor. The pastor will
preach at IL O'Clock and at 7.30. Sun
day school and tho daily vacation
Bible school meet at usual hours.
GrecuhTl.
Grecnhill Presbyterian Church. Ken
nett pike. Rev. Thomas Kerr. pastor,
Preaching tomorrow morning at l0.45
10y Rev. W. T. l.. Kierer, u. d.. of
Lincoln University. Pa. Sabbath school
and Bible class at $50 r. m. \ pre-
p%aratory service will be held Friday
evening. July Z. al s. The annual pic
mic OF the congregation and Sabbath
school will be held Saturday after
noon in Towar HIN park.
Elsmere.
The services at the Elsmere Pres.
byterian Church tomorrow will bt
conducted by the pastor. Rev. Irwin r
Wagner. The Sacrament OF the Lords
supper will be observed at II: sub.
ject Of sermon, THE Cup Of Blessing;
evening worship S. sermon subject
American Nobility" Sunday school
10; Christian Endeavor, I.
First.
First United Presbyterian Church
Third n Broome streets, Rev. n. y
Calhoun, pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor,
II. Satisfied :. "A Fool" The Chris
tian EndeavOr and the church vii
hold a union service at :.
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Friends Meeting mt stanton.

A meeting for divine worship will
be held at go y. m- daylight saw
ing time. in Friends Meeting house
at stanton, tomorrow. under tho aus
pieces Of n committee of Concord
Quarterly Meeting. Wilmington
Friends School notorious will leave
Fourth and Market streets at l.55 y.
m. also trolley car leaves at snme time.
Friends OF both branches az we'll as
all intereeted persons are invited.
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TO Make Shopping
Pleasant Rather
Than Tedious

and profitable to the pur-
chaser, rather than a game
Of matching wits, has been
the object of this bust
ness organization ever since
its modest start 81 years
ago.
If we have not succeeded,
what are so many people
here for, every day?
Prompt on the minute of
opening, they are standing
in the spacious marble YES
tibules, eager for the oppor-
tunity Of transacting bust
ness here AMI were IL not
that at closing tine the
bugle's silvery note an
nounces adjournment until
the morrow, some of them,
we make no doubt, would
stay and do business with
us indefinitely into the
night.
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
St AndneM'S.

Services at st Andrews Church.
Shipley and Eighth streets. Rev. Rich
ard W. Trapnell. rector. will be as fol-
lows: Holy Communion at s.; holy
communion and sermon al II a. m.
In the evening St Andrews Joins
with other churches in services al
Washington Heights.
St Johns.
ST. Johns =. f. Church. Concord
avenue and Market street. Rev. Alban
l;lChey. ID. D.. rector. Preaching to-
morrow morning at 10 by the rector
Evening service II 6. During July and
August the morning service will be at
10. and the evening service at s.
Trinity.
Trinity i. z. Church. Delaware ave
nue. and Adams street. Rev. F. NJ. Kir-
kus. rector. Services on Sunday will
be as follows: Holy communion, 100;
morning service and sermon, Il; even
ing service and eermon. 7.45.
Calvary.
Calvary p. f. Church, Third and
Washington streets, Rev. +. II. Stew.
ems. rector. Holy communion tomor.
row morning. $780,: church school, 10;
choral eucharist and sermon on "Sa.
tan" IL. No evening service.
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Open for Business Next Monday
CLOSED All Day Tuesday,
July 18th

Today and next Monday, July Sd, the Store will
be open as usual.
On the following day, Tuesday, July 4th, hide
pendence Day, the Store will be closed all day.
Next Saturday, July 6th, and on all the following
Saturdays up TO and including Saturday, September
4th, the Store will remain closed all day, in order to
give our employees their much-appreciated weekend
holidays.
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Look About You
Therefore With
All Freedom

and linger as long as you
like, among these fine
things which intrigue your
interest, for this is no bank,
where inquiring eyes might
follow you if you entered
without making a deposit
or withdrawal.
In the matter of Oriental
rugs, for instance, the West
Aisle of the Seventh Floor
is a public thoroughfare for
all guests of this Store.
And yet, it is softly car
peted and hung with rugs
OF splendid Oriental weave,
in such lavish variety and
numbers that, together with
those displayed even more
tellingly in the spacious
Oriental Rug Store (Sev-
enth Floor, Chestnut) to
which the aisle leads, it we'll
merits the name of an EEK
hibit."
But it also is a great
merchandising center for
Oriental rugs-none better,
even in the marts of the
East.
If you Travelled to SIAM
boul or Cairo to pick out
your rug, you would not
find a Wanamaker guaran-
tee there, you would not
find your Wanamaker, fair,
fixed price there, and you
might not find your partic-
ular rug there!
Gathered here are the
very best weaves of Persia
and of China, in unexcelled
choice.
Every size to be reason
ably expected is present,
starting with a tiny, fasci-
mating mat - Chinese
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01
Delaware Avenue
METHODIST PROTESTANT.
First

First NJ. p. Church. seventh and
Walnut streets, Rev. Fred G.. Hollo-
way. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor;
morning subject. Holy Communion,
evening. "EXpositione OF the Life OF
Joseph No. s." Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
Second.
Second NJ. =. Church, Fifth avenue
and Anchorage street. Rev. F. 3.
Bailey. pastor. Morning worship and
Sunday schoo! tomorrow at the usual
t!m". After Sunday night the evan
SeliStic services will be discontinued
until Wednesday. when Rev. J. l.
Nichols will be back. Mr.. Nichols will
remain until the following Tuesday.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Christian Science.

Services of First Church OF Christ.
Scientist. Park Place and Van Buron
street. tomorrow will be ut II
o'clock. Subject OF lesson sermon
God" Sunday school at the same hour.
Testimonial meeting. Wednesday We
ming at eight.
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
Christian and Missionary Alliance,
504 West Fifth street, Rev. w. /. Nc
Garvey, pastor. Services tomorrow ne
follows: Prayer service. $50: com
munion, 1880; Sunday school. 1880;
young peoples meeting. $50: sermon.
100. Services on Monday and Thurs
day evenings at 100. Open air ser
vices at Fifth and Market streets al
s y. m.
FentecOstnl.
PentecoStal Church. Twenty-Five
and Pine streets, Rev. William A
Coke. pastor. Morning service with
holy communion at 10 tomorrow, FOL.
lowed by Sunday school. Evangelistic
meeting at 100 p. M. with sermon by
the pastor on The Double Rest"
st. Iuke's.
st. Luke's Il. T.. Church, Monro,
n Eighth streets, Rev. William
lamming. rector. Prayer and sermon.
tomorrow at II a. m. and 80 p. m
Church school nj 10 n. m. Midweel
services at s p. m. Wednesday.
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natural thought is to come
to Wanamaker's for it, for
he feels confident that in
neither quality nor prices
vii! he be deceived and as
for taste and b~eauty-why,
he has already seen those
things for himself!
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When 1t Comes
To Selectingt the Fine Things
No Place Better Than Wnnanuker;S!

piece, with its glowing hues
and its subtly simple deco
ration, or an exquisite little
Kermanshah, rich in the
beauty Of mystery and the
mystery Of beauty; and
ending with the great car
pets, in which, beside hand
some Chinese pieces, we
have very fine examples Of
Kermanshahs and Saruks,
to which we have recently
added a group Of really
magnificent Kashans-mod-
ern, but in beauty and
workmanship worthy TO
rub shoulders with an
tiques.
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Gospel Mission Services.

There will he a meeting at tho Free
Gospel Mission. Front and jefferson
streets, tomorrow afternoon beginning
at $50 o'clock. The speaker Will be
Captain John Stevenson.
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There Is So Much to
See and to Enjoy

as we'll as to buy, at Wana-
makers, that unless time
presses, one does not dive
hastily in and dive more
hastily out after completing
ones purchase, as is the in
stinctive urge when a store
is a mere place Of barter,
with no aesthetic at
fractions.
One of the chief pleas
ures here is that the fine
things of living, including
those that one doesn't shop
for every day, are so openly
and beautifully displayed
that one can view and adj
mire them at ones pleasure
without confding ones ulti-
mate intentions to a clerk.
When, on the other hand,
one is ready to select any
Of the things that touch the
beauty side, or the luxury
side, of living-a splendid
lamp, a sparkling jewel, a
rich rug, a piano of world
renowned merit, an inter
esting Oriental curio-the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-01
LUTHERAN.
st. Stephens.

81. Stephens Lutheran Church,
Tatnall street near Seventh, Rev.
Frederic Doerr. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning by the pastor. Sub
Ject. IL a. m. THE Incompatible
Kingdom" No evening service. Sun
day school at 10 p m. Tomorrow be
ing near Independence Day. the ser
vices will be OF a patriotic character.
Zion.
Zio Lutheran Church, Sixth and
Jackson streets. Rev. Frederick
Ha sslos ri. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row by the pastor; subject, 10. Cain
IL, Abel" A summer school for
children opens Wednesday at $50 in
the Sunday school auditorium. Ger
man Sunday school and service ct 10
a. m; English Sunday school and SER
vice at IL a. m. during July and Aug
ust. No evening service.
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mum settings, of which the
finer ones are handmade.
The display cases sparkle
with splendid rings, bar
pins, brooches and flexible
bracelets, set entirely with
diamonds, or in wonder
full effects Of contrast of
diamonds with pearls, sap
phires or onyx.
A number of the designs
are exclusive ones, such as
the jeweler-artist does not
duplicate.
A chapter could be writ
ten upon Wanamaker
watches for men and
women, and another on
Nanamaker hall clocks, so
stately a feature of the
Jewelry and Silverware
Store.
But suffice it to say
that our watches and clocks
alike are not merely fine
and beautiful in the out
side, but are reliable, guar
anteed timepieces, rep
r~esenting the foremost
American movements.
Perhaps the next chapter
will tell of the beauty and
service giving qualities of
the fine furniture to be
found at Wanamaker's.
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Something to Make
Every WOmGn's
Eyes Sparkle

has just reached the ORR
entail Shop.
This is a new collection
of distinguished and beauti-
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BAPTIST.
North Rapust ChnNh.

North Baptist Church. Lincoln
street near Delaware avenue, William
l. PettinRill. pastor. Preaching at 1890
n 7.46 by the pastor. Morning sub
iect, "A Matter OF Testimony" oven
ing. -Irreconcilable Difrerencee.- Bible
School at noon
Delaware Avenue
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church.
Dels Avenue and West streets,
Rev. ]. Y. Irwin. s. It. D., pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by Rev. Wesley R. Hubert OF
North Attleboro. Mass. Sunday school
at
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Try an Every Evening Want Ad,
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Asbury.

Asbury NJ. T.. Church. Third and
Walnut streets. Rev. George White
Dawson. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening; subject. 1880.
The Disciples Tempest Tossed 7.4b,
"Our Nations Security" Prayer meet
Ing . a. m; Sunday school. >; Ep-
worth League. rs.
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McCabe Memorial NJ. f.. Church.
boulevard and Twenty-second streets.
Rev. George G. Williams, pastor.
Holy communion tomorrow morning
at II; preaching by tho pastor at s
y. m. Sunday school at 10 a. IN.
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Harrison street.

Harrison Street NJ. f. Church, Sew
auth and Harrison streets. Rev. W. E.
Nabta-t. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning and evening by the pas
tor: subject. 1880. Holy Commun-
ion." T.SO. The Folly OF Fear" Sun
day school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours.
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Grace NJ. r. Church. Ninth and West
streets, Rev. !. w. Il. Sumwalt. d. D..
pastor. Preaching tomorrow evening
by the pastor; subject. Patriotism
Plus" Communion service in the
morning. Other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
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Mt Pleasant

Mt Pleasant NJ +. Church. on
Ihiladelphis pi6e. Rev. w. W. Sharp.
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor: subject.
1880. The Passion of Jesus" 40.
Troubled Thoughts Sunday school
n other regular meetings at the
usual hours.
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EpwWth.

Epwurth NJ. i. Church. Tenth n
lombard streets. Rev. r. Z. Thomas
pastor. Preachiag tomorrow morn
ing and evening by the pastor: sub
1cct. 1890. Communion and crmo
$50, The Young Man Who Became
Giddy." Sunday school and other regu-
lar meeting at the usual hours.
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Hlllcrest NJ. r. Church. Rev. NJ. D.
Nutter pastor. Preaching by pastor a,
u a. m. OF Converting the Sinner
from the Error OF His Way" s d. m.
"a Young Mans Call" Sunday school
~ a. 4.
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Trinity.

Trinity NJ. r. Church. Twenty
second and Church streets. Rev. f. II.
Collins. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by the pastor.
subject, 1880, The Shepherds
Psalm" s. History OF our Nation in
Song and story" The Bible school has
changed it's time from IL 10 l o'clock
and will continue the summer on that
schedule.
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Richardson Park.

Richardson Park 81. i. Church.
Rev. V. J.. Northrup. ID. D.. pastor.
AT 1876 tomorrow sermon by the pas
tor and Holy Communion. sunday
school and Mems Bible class from ~
60 J. Epworth League meeting. 80
D. m. Evening worship with sermon
by the pastor on "Our National Birth
day" s. special music by tho choir.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening
at s
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Beuefonte

Bellefonte NJ. T.. Church, Rev. Frank
a. Baker. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row evening subject, The Founda-
ton of Our Liberty" Sunday school
81 2; Epworth League. Ills; evening
service, 7.45.
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Easuake

Eastlake NJ. z. Church. Thirueth
and Tatnall streets. Rev. Arthur W.
Goodhand. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row mor ming n evening by the pas
tor: subject. 1890. Holy communion
service: 80. The Prinacy OF the
Kingdom" Sunday school and other
regular meetings at the usual hours.
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Goldman.

Goodman NJ. +. Church. Fourteenth
md du Point streets. Rev. w. q. Hsr-
ris. pastor. Morning worship tomor-
row. 1890; Sunday school. noon; even
ing vespers. 80; prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening. No daily vaca
ito Bible school on Monday or Tues.
day.
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Newark Union NJ L. Church. near
Carcroft. Rev. W. W. Sharp. pastor.
Preaching tomorrow afternoon at $50.
daylight saving time. subject. The.
Wagon. After Jacob" Sunday school
81 ESQ y. m.
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Brandywine NJ. +. Church. Rev. w.
Ernest Greenfield. pastor. Preaching
tomorrow morning and evening by the
pastor; subject. 1880. An Example
to the World; e 80. patriots service
and short snInon. SUNDAY school
and other regular meetings at the
usual hours.
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scott NJ. T.. church. Seventh and
spruce streets Rev. r. J. Sard. pastor.
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by Rev. A. !. Grey. mission
AIRY and district superintendent In
India: subject 1890. India" Sunday
school will be at . o'clock. DR.. Grey
wtn address the class. thanking the
members Tor r. sift OF $1,000 10 be
used in purchasing an automobile to
use In India.
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kingswpod.

K~ingswood NJ. +. Church. Four
teenth and Claymont streets. Rev.
George W. Bounds. pastor. Preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening by
the pastor; subject 1870. Our Coun-
try" :, Som Comparisons" Sun
day school and other regular meet
.ngs Mt the usual hours.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-07

to rorcsce in seconds time many
many terrible possibilities and then
proceeds to give things an absolutely
unforeseen twist.
The star attraction comes to the
Orpheum next week. ,.
The difference is perhaps the differ
encc between the broad stroke OF
crush and the fine edged line of the
etcher. Not that Lloyd's art is to
be disparagcd for it can truly be SAID
that he has never descended to the
custard slugging that o'crcasts IN
sickly manner some of Chapln's pro-
ductions. He is comedian, an aero
bat and manly looking chap even be-
hind the immense tortoise-shell rim
med glasses that he affects.
1t would be unfair to tell any OF
this story of the growth of weak
ling to a hero, for it might lessen
your enjoyment Of happy, clean-cut,
and laugh provoking entertainment--
the sort of entertainment. by the way
that we indorse much more heartily
for children, too, than we do so much
Of this so-called cinematographlc
"baby's food.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-07
.Grandma's Boy is Very AmuSil

"Grandma's Boy" is Very Amusing
Without doubt Harold Lloyd, star
ring in "Grandma's Boy at the Or
pheum, is one of the cleverest and
most popular comedians on the screen
TODAY. One Immediately thinks Of
Charles Chaplin when such an asser-
ton is made, and tries to compare
the two. But there is no compari-
son. Lloyd creates the situation and
therefore the comedy, while Chaplin
incites the imagination of the beholder
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-07

of Rev. F.. w. Christ of BURLINGTON
and Rev. Williams Of Tioga. Inter
ment was made in the White Earth
cemetery.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-07

state July 5, 1884.
The funeral was held Wednesday
from the Presbyterian church, White
Earth, the services being in charge
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-07

died Monday, Nov. 27, at the family
home. He had been in failing health
for some time.
Mr.. Shepard was born in New York
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-07

Prominent White Earth Pioneer Died
Nov. 27
Gordon Fl. Shepard of White Earth
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-07

and the Auditor authorized co uraW
warrants and special assessment war
rants on the proper funds to pay
same.
Roll Call -- Yeas: Gross, Shaft,
Thomas, Bratsberg.
Adjournment.
A. BRATSBERG,
Vice President City Commission.
Attest:
K. A. DICKINSON,
City Auditor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-12-10

hon and dishonesty will be impossible.
1t sounds like the dream of a romancer, like one
of the fantastic tales Of Jules Verne H. G. Wells
But this is mere flight Of the imagination; it
is actually what is coming, according to the many
disciples Of keen, blue-eyed, elderly man who tolls
away in laboratory and q medical clinic in San
Francisco. According to many others, it is freak
ish attempt to capitalize the gullibty Of the ang
on the part Of befuddled or dangerously astute
pseudo-medical schemer
He is DR.. Albert Abrams, sometime professor of
medicine at Leland Stanford University, whose
'Gaectronic Reactions" to-day stirring up both
enthusiasm and savage scorn among members of
the medical profession He has invented tested out
and applied series Of electrical machines and
system of operation for which he has made the
following amazing claims
l. That single drop of a patients blood, taken
on piece of plain blotting paper and analysed miles
away, will reveal any organic disease, such as
syphilis, tuberculosis cancer, that may be pres
ent in the patients system.
2 That, in addition. the extent, duration and
degree of malignancy of the ailment will be accu-
rately measured.
s. That the disease be infalliby located;
that is the machine Tin this case an "oscophone")
will Immediately indicate to the operator whether
the is located in the patients foot or stom-
ach or ear.
All this has already been accomplished, claims
DR.. Abrams, without any kind of personal contact
between the doctor and the patient.
A. That through an instrument called the COS
eocast' the human system can be cured of any
ailment which the foregoing diagnosis has revealed
quickly, painessly, positively.
s. That, in like manner, not only disease but
age. sex, emotions and character can be analysed
from single drop of blood
6. That handwriting will reveal almost much
about its authors personality and physical we'll
being. Abrams says he tell from specimen
Of Napoeon's script, for instance, whether he was
suffering from any disease, whether he was in love-
and with whom, whether he was truthful or dis
honest at the time he wrote, whether he felt fear
or envy
Z. That all mental effort can be tested, weighed
and analysed; that by this method, psychology and
character reading will become accurate science
IS applied chemistry.
g. That by making use of the electric radia-
lions from a living human body or from specially