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The New York herald., 1920-01-17
DOWNWARD TREND
IN BOND PRICES
Heavy Selling Causes Decline il
Liberty's-RailS Irregular-Steel
SIS Drop Fraction.

The trend Of bond prices was downward
yesterday. Further heavy selling of Lib
erty bonds caused decline in government
securities to a new low for the movement
Pressure was heaviest in the fourth
4A's. They lost 16 cents on the 500 bond
First 31.s were an exception to the down
ward movement. They were in good de-
mand, with the result that they closed al
q net gain of 20 cents on the 500 bond.
The demand for these bonds is due to
their tax exempt feature
Foreign government bonds also were
lower. Offerings of these issues were on
a larger scale than had been the case in
several weeks.
Domestic corporation bonds were irregu-
lar. There was no definite trend to rail-
road issues. For such bogds as Northern
Pacific As, Pennsylvania SIS and Atchison
general As lower prices were established,
while on the other hand, Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul convertible 4Es and
Baltimore. and Ohio refunding 5's were
fractionally higher. The market for rail-
road bonds is waiting for the completion
of railroad bill satisfactory to investors
There was some selling Of United States
Steel sinking fund SIS, which caused a
fractional decline in them.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
noLsHEvrsT OIL RUMoRs.

Foreign oil stocks, which heretofore have
been strong in spite of general weakness
in domestic oils, was due to selling follow
ing publication of rumors that the Boil
sheyist TROOPS in Russia had taken the
BLACK Sea port of Odessa That port is
the gateway to valuable oil properties of
both the Shell Transport and the Royal
Dutch Company in Southeastern Europe
It was feared that the Bolshevist victories
would prevent shipment of oil out of that
region. Shell Transr TT br oke about eight
points and Royal Dutch about five, but
both recovered little on the close. Each
was in vulnerable position because of
recent bull pool activities. Yesterdays
break was due to hasty liquidation by thin
WASTED eleventh hour buyers.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
CURB STOCKS AGAIN SELL OFF
AS HEAVY PRESSURE CONTINUES

The BROAD Street Curb trading yester-
day continued OF the same character that
has prevailed for several days past, pro-
nounced pressure being exerted against
the oil stocks with msly OF those issues
showing losses of around points. The
Homer field stocks. however became
steadier with the selling in the early
trading being followed by duetness with
the volume of business falling off to a
material extent The heaviest loss in
these issues was in Dominion on, which
sold down from 27 10 % with rally to
25 Simms ranged from 5iis TO. is and
White oil from 3SN to SIN, and Gaililand
from 40 to 46la. Mexico Oil was strong,
closing at 4.
The widest range in the market was in
General Aspholt which sold from III TO
III. Most of the decline was in the last
hour
Industrial issues were easy in tone with
comparatively narrow changes. There
was initial dealing in American Foreign
Trading Corporation wnep issued at 161s
to Is. Tobacco Products rights sold at
9 to 7. Aetna Explosives improved dur
insS the day, opening at and moving up
to s1s. General Motors showed heavy
tone, selling down from 32l2 to Sl1s. Sub
marine Boat was influenced by the heavi-
ness of the Stock Exchange some Iiqui-
dation causing it to drop from l6 to lbA.
Although there was no special weakness
in the mining group quotations were gen.
orally slightly lower, with the exception
Of Tonopah Belmont. which was traded IN
at 37s to 3ss. In the bond apartment
large number of issues were traded in
with most interest attached to Consoli-
dated Gas new rs, which ranged from
100iS to 101h. Interborough-Ts sold at 73.
Russion external 61s per cent bonds sold at
27 to Is
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
NEW COMPANY TO DEVELOP
INLAND WATER ROUTES

Formation Of the Inland Waterways
Steamship Corporation was announced
yesterday. The company operates a fast
freight service through the canals as far
south as Norfolk. Va. IL is expected 70
operate on the New York state Barge
Canal as far north as Buffalo. y. Y. IL
represents the first attempt except IN q
local way to use the inland waterways
i'm fast freight service.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
BRITISH-AMERlCAN
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED
Janusrv l6. 1920.
January l6, 1920.
NOTICE 10 sTOCKHOTDFRS'

NOTICE. TO STOCKHOLDERS.
A Special Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
OLD COLONY INTERNATIONAL CORPORA.
TION will be held the Goth day OF January,
1920. at ii O'Clock A. NJ. at the office Of such
Company, 35s 9Th av.. Borough OF Manhattan.
City OF New York. for the purpose Of voting upon
proposition to increase its capital stock from
Five Hundred Dollars $500 consisting OF One
Hundred ZOO shares OF par value each, IL
Seyenty-fiye Thousand Dollars (S15.OoO). consist
ing of fifteen thousand (i5.ooo) shares OF pai
value each. and 10 authorize the corpora ton "a
Issue it's authorized shares from time 10 time FOR
such consideration may be fixed by the Board
OF Directors, pursuant to Section 10 Of the STOCK
Cooperation Law, and 10 amend Articles Fourth
and Seventh OF the Certificate OF Incorporation 50
that the same shall read follows:
FOCRTH:-The amount of the capital with which
the Company will carry on business Is
Seventy five Thousand Dollars (S1J. .OJ0l
the number Of shares that may be issued
by said corporation is fifteen thousand
GJ,0OOl. all OF which will be common
stock OF no nominal or par value.
SEVENTH The corporation may issue and sell
It's authorized shares from time tc
time for such consideration may
be fixed by the Board Of Directors
pursuant TO Section 10 OF the STOCK
Corporation Law.
And 20 take such other action as may properly
come before the said meeting In relation to the
proposed amendments and 10 transact such other
business as may properly come before the said
meeting.
Iiy order Of the Board Of Directors
ALBERT !. NORTON, President.
FOSTER GILROY Secretary.
nat al Men
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
United Savings Elects.

The United Savings Bank at It's annual
meeting elected william Crittenden Adams
president Of the bank. Mr.. Adams sue
ceeds in this office Judge Charles n.
Tainter, who is retiring from the active
management of the bank because Of III
health. Mr.. Adams Is president OF the
Union Mortgage and was one of the early
members of the Real Estate Board or New
York. Francis @. Lloyd, president OF
Brooks Brothers. was elected first vice
president and AdoIph LIE Cast second
vice president.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
Business Failures.

Bradstreets reports I2s failures In the United
states for the he week against 20 for the previous
weeks 1919 TO 1915. The New England States had
q Middle, y; Western. s2: North Western, II:
Southern, %: Far Western, IL. Canada had 10
against 10 for the previous week. In the United
states about So! per cent Of the total number
OF concerns failing Ind $1,000 capital or loss
and s:3 per cent had from 5000 TO 500 o0O
capital.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
INDEPENDENT OILS
Government Securities.
Stock Exchange Closing Bid and
Asked Prices.

Following were the closing bid and asked
quotations for United States and foreisn
government securities on the Stock EX-
change yesterday. To these prices accrued
interest is TO be added Bonds in default
are designated as dealt in "flat':-
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
BANK OF FRANCE REPORTS
INCREASE IN GOLD IN HAND

PARIS, Thursday Delayed).-The week
ly statement of the Bank of France shows
the following changes:-
Gold in hand increased 2i5,0
Silver in hand decreased 800, ,55if.
Notes in circulation decreased 109 302, ,250f.
Treasury deposits increased 9.051,976f.
General deposits decreased 94,947. .5i5f.
Bills discounted increased 1883, 1881.
Advances decreased II 10i1 ,430f
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
CHICAGO PRICES.
CORN.
Coffee Market.

Yesterdays coffee market opened unchanged TO
a point advance on steadness shown by the
little covering by local shorts. Later in the morn
ing prices worked off 10 to Is points on press de-
spatches from Washington reiterating that the
government governing might plan to check speculation, this
this break March sold off TO 1573c May to
10 soe and July to ls.loc;, From this level there
advices crept in reporting an advance in the
Santos futures market of 115 TO 525 reis and re.
ports that the Brazilian government had advanced
its price on government owned coffee Nc, per
pound Firm offers were scarce and much higher,
and these features were responsible for prices
quickly snapping back. making new highs for
the day, March selling up to 16c.. May TO 16 zoe.
tal figures, final prices showing a net gain for
the day OF 10 to 20 points. The local spot market
business reported doing
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
GRAIN MARKET
UNDER PRESSURE
Wheat Firm Despite Weakness il
Corn and Oats-Rally
at Close.

The wheat market was steady TO firm
despite the weakness in other grains and
there was little to indicate any increased
pressure on the market. According to the
Modern Miller. complaints OF an unfavora-
BILE. character regarding the new winter
wheat crop continue to come in some terri
tories where temperatures were low and
the plant UNPROTECTED. Cash wheat in the
Minneapolis market remained about un-
changed, although holders in some cases
were asking slightly higher prices.
The corn market was under pressure during
the greater part OF the day and. while there
was moderate rally toward the close, final
quotations &c. to 1%c. net lower. Cash
corn weaker In the West, while receipts
were slightly larger. In the local cash market
No. yellow was quoted at $1.66L: No. mixed,
81. .65N, cost and freight New York. ten days
shipment.
The oats market was easy, in sympathy with
the declines in corn and rye and owing to Nh
absence of export demand. 1t was feared that
the weakness In foreign exchange and the scarcity
of cars in which to ship oats to the seaboard
will interfere with business and this caused
longs to liquidate, although the West reported
a fairly active cash demand with offers limited.
The local cash market easy. No. l white
quoted at 99c.; No. white, Oslo: No. 3 white,
9ec; No. white. 911c.. all nominal. In elevator.
CHICAGO PRICES.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
S15,OO0,OOO STEEL ORDER
GIVEN BY HENRY FORD

In dispatches from Pittsburg. 1t was
said. steel contracts aggregating $l50OO.co0
have been awarded Pittsburg concerns by
Henry Ford who sannounced the steel
would be used in manufacturing auto,
mobiles.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
CHICAGO PRICES.
BUTTER.

Receipts. 5.403 packages. Creamery. higher than
extras ib e2hco oo sSc d extra o2 sS score eiae ~
firsts. IS to so score. size. 59lhc.; seconds,
So TO 81 score, 54c. SIC: lower GRADES, ole. a
J3c: held. higher than extras. 62hc. CSC (;
extras. Sic. 62c.; firsts,. 57kc. 601kf.: sec
onds 54c. a 57c.; unsalted. higher than extras
62iic: seconds. ,55c. a SOC: State dairy. tubs.
finest 6o1xc; 61e good to prime. 57e. 60c;
56c. 561s:: firsts. 55c. q 5oIhs;: imita tiop
make. firsts. 47c. a 4sc: seconds. f5c.: lover
grades 43c. a 44c.; packing stock. current make.
No. ], 44c: No. 2. 43c.; lower grades soc. 42c.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17

dirties. s5c. 42c.; checks. 35c. 3sc.; whites.
SOC. q 6oc. State, Pennsylvania and nearby West
firSis. I6c. "A S2c.: under grades. itc. lSc.
gathered whites. firsts extra firsts, t6c. Sc;
pullets. 6Tc. re: Pacific coast whites express.
extra firsts TO extras Sic s3c,: lrsts. 76c.
lS: other Western aud Southern. gathered
whites re. Soc: state. Pennsylvania and near
by. hennery browns. fancy I6c. a, 1sc.; gathered
fair to choice. zoe. a I2c.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
Bond Sales

Sales of railroad. government and mis-
cellaneous bonds yesterday amounted to
sl3, ,s25, 900. as against $17,o24,0o on Thurs
DAY and $15, ,4s9 600 on Wednesday. Follow
ing are the sales in $1,000 (prices are 'and
interest'D:-
The New York herald., 1920-01-17

Sales of Liberty bonds on the Ex-
change carry interest to the date of
sale. The seller receives that interest in
addition to the sale price of the bond.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
Oils md Naval Stores.

Refined petroleum was unchanged. Standard
WI White New s YORK expert bbls $40; do bulk si3;
s2l: do, bulk sl4; do, cases. s25.75. Motor
steel 6arreisp InseeS ostney ssGniumerS pre
Ions Of ~ lbs. in barrels, S1.eS. Calcntta oil
There was no further change in the naval
stores list Yesterday. and while there was
fair inquiry offerings were only moderate and the
undertone was quite steady. reflectlng condition.
abroad. Spirits turpentine.., machine barrels
xLy Tar.-Retort and kiln, S14.Jo S15
$40 =; y $3.50: 4. 1910: +, sIa 80; q. Sls co:
n $1aI0 l. 500; X. $40: ". S21. 80: y SOC
VIC. 80 and WV. S23. so. -
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
YIELD OF LIBERTY BONDS.

Approximate investment yield of Lib
erty bonds at the close OF the Stock
Exchange yesterday IS published be-
low. The issues are arranged accord
;nf- 10 tha Nield -
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
FRANCE PAYS PART OF
BOND LOAN IN ENGLAND

PARIS Friday-The Ministry of
Finance is dealing today with the set
tlement of >the fS,OO0.OoO in treasury
bonds which had been placed in Eng
land and fell due yesterday. 1t is ar
ranging to pay f6.76O.000 OF this
amount and renew bonds to the amount
OF 1,240, 900 at seven per cent.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
EGGS.

Receipts. 7.455 cases. Fresh gathered. extras.
T0c.; seconds and poorer. 64c. 6sc.; refriger-
ator. special marks. fancy. charges paid. 55c. a
under grades. 3Oc. 47c.: sterilized. 54c. 60c.:
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
COMMODITY PRICES.

Following were the closing prices of
commodities yesterday, com parison be-
ing made with Thursdays prices:-
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
Superior Oil Corporation.

~ regular meeting Of the Board Of Directors.
held January 49, 1920. regular dividend OF SOC.
per share was declared. fayabe March I. 1920.
10 stockholders ~ record IN the close Of business
on lciauary ~ 1870
W. FREDERICK SrENDER Trcls
Jsnupfy ~, 1870.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
Dated January 10. 1920.
THE ANNUAL MEErfNG

OF tho stockholders ~ the
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION n
Will be held NJ the office cf che Corporation. nom
1902. West 45th street. Borough OF Manhattan
city Of New York. AZ y. VI.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 20. 1890
for the election ~ five directors FOR tho cnsl Nc
year; for the purpose ~ increasing tho number ~
directors from five o. 70 nlnc lsl and for tho
transaction Of such other business a. may properly
come before the meeting.
Dated January 10. 1870.
l. $. BRECK1NRIDGE
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
HEAVY;
CASH DEMAND FAIR
Hogs Decline IS to 25 Gents
January Pork Sells Up
50 Points.

The market for hog products was
easier and. with the exception Of jan
uary pork, which advanced 80 points on
coverin, the entire list closed at about
the lowest OF the day and considerably
under the final of Thursday.
\ decline of Is 10 20 cents In the hog market
and selling by stockyard interests. as well as the
weakness in foreign exchange. all contributed
and late in the session there was moderate buying
by some of the smaller packers in the West.
Chicago reported deliveries of 100000 pounds of
lard on January contracts. Receipts of hogs at
Western points for the day were $4,000. inch-
ing A 600 at Chicago 700 at Kansas City and
Pork barely steady; mess. s45 a si5, 30; family
ST. S53; short clear. S44 $50 Beef quiet;
mess, SIS So family S24 a So; packet. sl2a
baeSns 225sc 149 lbs 22%c; io, pigs 2?FG S.;
salted. clear. 1920 lbs, 21hc Grsases barely
Z 1ic. ,Pickled hams dull; regular 1912 lbs
26lsc.; skinned. 1870 lbs, PEG. Tallow dull
city special loose 49, Lard easy; Middle d West Ss
nominal; Refined Jar lard steady: Continents so sSa q ;
Compound dull; quoted 25c. 2Gl:c. stearine
steadier; city lard stearine. Bic; oleo. Cs2c a
22i.c.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
ANACONDA CoPrER MINING GO.

q Broadway, New York. December .. 1919.
The Board OF Directors Of the Anaconda Conner
Mining Company has declared q dividend of one
Dollar (si .OOl Der share upon its Capital Stocl
~ the uur value Of $50 pcr share. payable or
February 20. 1920. 20 holders of such shares oi
record at the close OF business at IL o'clock moor
on saturday January II. 1920.
into which the CAPITAL Stock Is now divided. .
All stoc kholders who have not coverted thei
holdings into shares OF $50 par value shoud d
without delay in order that they may rcceiv,
their dividend promptly.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
THE G9MMERcIAt sAFG bnrosiT

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF this
Company for the election OF directors and the
transact tfon ~ such other business as may he
properly brought before the meeting will be held
NJ the offices Of the Company. Broadway and 4ist
st., on wednesday, January y, 1870 from 10
A. ". to l.. NJ. q. j. BATMANN,
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
Metal Markets.

On the New York Metal Exchange tin was
sSs and % class ASST B. qS.fS n e sSGs and
ruary. 19%c. asked. Lead firm; New York SPOT
ss.75 bid. and East ST. Louis spot. ss. 40 bid
Zinc quiet New York spot 1890 asked and Eas;
81. Louis spot. 80 a $3.50 london meta
prices follow Lead. spot. -. -. Cd. and
futures E4f los. Zinc, spot. t5s los. and future.
f60 los. Copper standard, SPOT Ei1s lbs. and
futures f12o. with sales OF % to- mot and L 500
tons futures: and cectrolytic. sput fi23 ans
futures fl25. Tin, standard. spot. rl;s los. and
futures f371 Is. Cd. with sales Of 80 ton. spot
and $40 tons futures
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
Baltimore. Nd, December H. 1919.
The Board Of Directors this day declared from
The net earnings Of tho Company for the six
months ending December -. 1919, n dividend OF
Two 90 Per Cent on the Preferred Stock of the
Company. payable March I. 1920 TO the stock.
holders Of record at the close Of business Janu-
ary II. 1920
The transfer books will not close.
g. w WOOT FORD cccratnrv
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
y. ~. MEbiNs Sc'ffta
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
CuAruAM HnrEI. coRpnRAr1nN

- NHAIHAM HUTFL NOKFUKAIIVN-
The annual meeting Of the stockholders of
ts corporation will be held on the second day
" February, 1920 al twelve o'clock noon. at the
street. in the Borough of Manhattan. city and
state OF New York, for the purpose OF electing n
Board OF Directors and receiving and acting
upon the reports OF the officers, and for the
transaction Of such other business as may prop
FREDK c. BRYAN.
The New York herald., 1920-01-17
COttonsecd OIL,

The market for cottonseed OIL was sSsin un-
der pressure and prices at the close OF the day
were ~ To - points net lower. The declines tn
the cotton and lard markets. well a. the weak
ness in foreign exchange. had a tendency TO under
mine confidence and longs were dspce~d to lioui-
date. The demand slow and Total Gales for
the dny only z 20 harrpls -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-01
Personal Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wurtzel, who
are spending the summer at their
home in Bradley Beach, spent yes
terday in this city.
Louis LobeL of Texas. is visiting
his parents in State street.
Samuel Tucker, of Brighton we
nue, Is spending some time in Bal
timore, Maryland.
Miss Rose Brody, of Kearny ave-
~ and Miss Jessie Bimstein, Of
Division street, left this morning
for Dannemora, N. 7.
Mrs. John Gibbons, of First street
and grandchildren, Eileen and Eu-
gene Mullen. are spending a few
weeks at Lake Hopatcong.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Simmens and
family. of Kearny avenue. left yes
terday for Belmar. where they will
spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Yost, Mr..
and Mrs Floyd Schnerman, OF
State street, and Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence McMurtree and daughters,
May and Grace, have returned from
a trip to Hazleton, Pa. where they
visited the parents of Mr.. and Mrs.
Yost.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Northey Jones
and family. of Rector street, leave
today for a summer in AllenhuNt,
N. j.
Max Kreielsheimer returned to
his home in State street Tuesday
night after a motor trip to Buffalo,
NV
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-01
B0YcE--FURMAN

BY Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, July miss
Lila Margaret Furman became the
bride last night of Prof. Orville NJ.
Boyce at q ceremony solemnized at
the home of MI. and Mrs. A. H.
Furman, the brides parents, the
Rev. Henry Clay Mitchell being the
officiating clergyman. Misses Jessie
Craig, of South Carolina, and Eliz-
abeth Wheeler. OF Maryland, were
maids of honor. DIR. G. s. Knapp,
OF the Roosevelt Memorial Hospital,
was best man.
The bride looked charming in a.
gown of white satin trimmed with
old point lace. She wor a veil and
carried a bouquet of lilies-of-the-
valley and orchids. There were four
ribbon girls all dressed in pink taft
feta and trimmed with white lace.
The young ladies were Miss Jean
Smith of Asbury Park, Miss Cath
crime Cheyalier OF Newark, Miss
Eleanor Furman of this city. and
Miss Doris Berrien, also of South
Amboy. A tiny flower girl, Miss
Uella Furman, threw flowers in the
path OF the wedding party.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a wedding supper was served,
Day of Newark being the caterer.
Music was furnished by Martin, of
Perth Amboy.
The c pie left on an extended
motor trip through New York state,
their destination being Lake George.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-01
M'CALLUM

The marriage OF Miss Blanche Nc
Callum. daughter OF Mrs. Anne j.
McCallum. of Newark. and Harry
Nelson, formerly of this city, took
place yesterday afternoon at the
McCullam home in Newark. The
ceremony was perfodmed by Rev. j.
A. Cole, of Madison.
The entire place was transformed
into a bower of roses, marguerites,
palms and ferns. The bride. given
away by her uncle, Robert New
combe, was gowned in a white crepe
de chine creation offset with lace
and her tulle veil was caught at
the back of her head. She carried
a bouquet of roses and lilies of the
valley. The maid of honor was the
brides sister. Miss Gladys Mccall
.lum, and the best man was John
Koyen of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson are now on
their wedding trip and upon their
return will reside in Conklin ave-
nue.. Newark. Mr.. Nelson is now
affiliated with the advertising staff
of a Newark newspaper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-01
SOCIETY
.C0NC0RDlA SOCIETY
GIVES PLEASING PARTY

The play Phyllis inheritance"
in three acts. was exhibited to about
900 people by the Concordia Young
Peoples Society Of Our Saviour's
Lutheran church in the basement
OF the church last night.
The scene represented the parlor
of the Morningside Villa on the
banks Of the old Raritan.
The program:
Orchestra-The Firing Line.
Orchestra-My Isle OF Golden
Act Evening.
Orchestra-La Rose
Orchestra-Under Southern Skies
Act 2-Next Morning.
Orchestra-Smi1es and Frowns.
Orchestra-March of the Eagles.
Act 3-Eyening.
Orchestra-Motor King.
Cast of Characters.
Philip Morningside, a rising young
attorney, Arnold Christensen.
Phyllis M~orningside, his up-to-date
wife, Edna Lindhardt.
Pansy. housemaid. Johanna Peder-
son.
Major Mumford. veteran OF 's1,
Chris Nielsen.
Penelope Mumford. Majors wife,
Lydia Olsen.
Patrice Mumford, their daughter.
Jeanette Wickberg.
Peter Martin. a timid- young man
George Mathiasen.
Patrick Mooney, member of Par
Lament. Hartvig Mathiasen.
Phoebe Martingale, widow on four
occasions, Mary Peterson.
Pierre Marquette, an artist from
Paris, Walter Christensen.
Paul Marvel. private detective,
William ~Jorgensen.
Angela, Cora Larsen. Alice, Bodil
Skov, Amy, Alma Thomson, trio of
Vassar brightlights.
Music rendered by Elise Jorgen-
sen. piano: Erhardt Hansen. violin,
and John Bjornsen, violin; Albert
Olsen, cello and Victor Petersen,
drum.
Great credit is due Mrs. Roy
French for her untiring patience in
coaching the play which was APP
-plauded well throughout the night.