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New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
New Orleans Entries

FIRST race (purse 800: for maiden two
year -oids; hve and half furlongsl-
2oTlek: lIs LueIdiSs nd,,. lis AmSls' Ss iisi
Blue Bird. liz: Irene Walton III. Josie
NJ. ii2
second race (purss 500: for three year
olds and upward; hve and half furlongtl
--gandalwood. iig. Propaganda. li2: Two
Pair, iia: Bobby Allen. ii2. Ruggles, III
Attoo. III; 'war Pennant, III; Anzena'
III; Helen Atkin. zoe: Annette Ieilsr.
100: Lady Luxury, JOB; Bright Irash' ~
ny Rosie los: 'Machiavelh. lG. 10
carno, i97: scoionsi Taylor. io7; 'Dare.
i0s: Midnight stories io6.
Third race (purse t7eo; allowances; for
three.year-ods and upward s.x furlongs)
-Ararat. III: Jake Berger. loe; stock PIN
100: Flrecracker. los. Louis A.. los: Wa
pitt. los: Sordeck. los John Hosher' loS
Leocharss III, io5; springvale' ioS'
Fourth race (purse $1,000: the Konner
Purse; Allowances: for trtee-year-oids and
upward; one mile and seventy yardHl-
Crack o. Dawn, III; Rocky Mountain, 10.
sway. 1o1; seryitor, ioai costiEan' 80
Avispa. -.
three-year-olds and upward; one mile an
A ixtsenth)-scottiFh Chief. ii2; Service
star, III: 'EIhorter, Ill: sHonolulu BOY,
ioT; alta Boy III. lo7; 'Attorney' ies :
Transient. ioI; RIB oraSs los ,0s hIes ion:
chateaugay. 100.
sixth race (purse $500: claiming; for
three-year-olda and upward one mile ana
an th)-Handful III. Merchant. IL IL
King Trojan, III; wadsworth's Last ies'
erinIie. los: NapthHlius los; chefa, lgs
Travesty, i0S: May Roberts, Jos: 'sona
Roek. f6s: Pirate MeGee. iob; Hickory.
ioL; 'Richeiieu. 100: MAIZE, W. 1ohn"'
oVerton, io3; Spectacular GIRL i'0'
.Apprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

NDER the administration Of Commissioner Lands organized baseball
has enjoyed The very
eminent ut sufficient the general public
honesty the sport time when the white Sox
much for doubt.
ownemajor and minor-are wise the tranquility will
disturbed the interest pull together
excellent opportunity the the
Louisville this week. for the interests
finer harmony
Unfortunately Commissioner lands may have incurred the enmy
Of certain Of his colleagues Little incidents indicate that fight against
power may indeed be brewing The commissioner had issued call
for joint meeting of the National and American Leagues in this city
December Ia He under the impression that
the meeting the League would be called for New
York.
Quite within his right Ban Johnson president of the American
called this meeting for Chicago The
motive quite plain But unless Mr. Johnson changes the place
evident joint meeting be held the date specified by the
commissioner Whether Mr. Johnson thought to have show
be Certainly his club and
all will Chicago the president insists meeting there
very remedy with Commissioner Landis He has the
sympathy of influential element in the American League and u
Mr. Johnson recedes from his position will be quite
Mr. Lands date later the week for the joint meeting here
There that this he will full representa-
ton of American League club
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

THE Ars McGovem referee authorized by the
Boxing something Of stir boxing circles last
precptated that well have beneficial
upon boxing There talk Of ouon between the
of fights and those who might be
decision rendered another Under the
rendering decisions this is possible If the
crooked.
Humphreys doing the announcing most Of the really
important and he idea of honest
However resignation followed by letter written by
published would to indicate
that everything entirely judging
the results of reached by three ring
side Judges the judges take opposite views Of
the hands of the referee The judges sit
opposite ring and is practically impossible for either to
know how the going The only who the
three votes announcer this after ALL places the decision in
the hands of one man. something the system
mariy designed to prevent
There many bad decisions rendered recent weeks nd
some of these fight fans forced to decide for
whether couon incompcency With
three making their hook 1t is hard hx the
responsibility for rulings might be said to be impossible
The talk that by the resignation Of McGove who was
of the operating in local rings under the walker law
would seem to indicate Of the fans and the patrons OF
the game favor system having decisions rendered by
one man. the referee obviously best able to judge what going
on in the ring. - ..,u. a.,
Under this SYSTEM collision or incompeteny causes unjust dec
sons the responsibility be easily and quickly fixed
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Havana Entries
(Tnnadayl


Firrt race (rnaiden two-year,olds. l'9g'
I'VE and one-haif furlongslL'ysnni a.. AZ.
Ioa; sMiss MaEis. io7: 'pinnah Dean. ~, -
sBrushwood. ios; Gray Bonnet A0''
nundrum, Ie7; Winnipeg. 10.
secend race (thres-y6ar-oids and ";
elsfnstnR. 800, FIVE and onc-half fnrlonksl
--sqsilocrosa, i0T. sDuke OF Helllns W.. W..
,ez. PUT Baii, i6T; Caruthsra, iol M, Misa
rofri.' fos; LIttio Nice, 100; II Coronsi.
10. NcNurphy, ia; Dinfy Moore. ll-'
san Pablo. i1fi ouArdEman' il1' D's''"-A'
ia:
third race (three-year-olds and W
eiaining. 500. I've and one-half furlons-l
-sGood Enough. ioI: Kitty chehth,1 ~, ~. 4.
los; Jlli, ios: Two Eyes. 100; NeSini pan'
Miss caltha. III; cFufnpsal. liss Ow,a Ow,a.,,hi
ia; Big Son. III; Runnan' ll4i ''''
ia: Chow. ia -.
Fourth race (tWo-year-olds; t.oo. ~ ~
fprionrrl-Faithful Girl io1. fbabe A.ss.
tor. tUavana nlectric. fo8s WA"on@s W.
yairnond, Iis; sunsini. iis.
fifth race (camaguey Hsndleap - I.
.~es. n 600; six furionga)-Lltue biaoA
ss.en. 81. Junku, %. Oeorge kunan. lV.'
S~6oria io1; Heron. 1885, DR.. Hic csi.-n' 1,..
fi0: Belle OF EllzabethtoWn' llf'
III.
sixth race (nve-ycar-oids and 10 cam, sisi,.,-
tnS. $500. mile and an eiEhthl-.nhso :
.1ee fOis Ducknaii. 1eei sun ooo, -.
Eili Huniey. fos. Harry NJ StefehA' w.
"sIporentice allowance.
~ gtelnhart entry,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

EASTERN followers regret the passing INTO 'ne ~ -
II Rloc Norwich It hoped that he would be out unoe -
,T o~t srrnO TO take another fling at WhskaWay snoo ~
S rider punng Rocminster and others Of the ustrious A
nted IN turn in one of disappointing seasons OF all
time for the hree-year-old division - -. o,;r;o, ma,
There never was thoroughbred about which expert opinion was
ds divided as this same Norwich which had great following as
Nan O. following his victory the Ke1tueky Derpy
- h o.t horseen declared champion Wnhe qu'e a
many others held him only horse that was lucky enough "
come out at time his class bOasted little in the way OF
that NAV be- there no gainsayng the fact that MorVen
&c vearod was champion He beat the best OF e snu
none Only called to come IRON oenn
in the Futurity inaugural at me-ano ne e ~
through the stretch like a champion .,u-
M late as month Mr. Block had hoped to campaign
h IN 1929 II was the trouble with the horse wa
which were blstered which seemed to respond TO
however Norwich never such sound horse ss nan
war Like the Colin he was handicapped D DaoS P
war IN ~, rss n said went under vigorous training
The life Of Norwich the stud will be followed wi'n n'ers
rl;zsLh pangerhd believes him one Of the hneSt prosp "
En14 nsb At Hayands opportunity TO JUSTIFY
~ h;h ounOn Of one the smartest breeders mat mas ever ~
assorIsted with the American turf
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
suRRoGATEs NOTICES

the PEOPLE or THE STATE or NEW
YORK, ~ the Grace y Cod iiee. All
Independent. 20 STEPHEN a. TAff, ~
August n. Gos,iing. decsased MARY ..
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1MERlcAN STEEL 4 WIRE CO. D.
APPhET0sS; os;, co. a., y 1iiSs a, X fE3Ngi iN ie
| no BERLIN iNc,, DoGARr a tofpEN
BoOsEY co, BOeWoRTH cll
GEORGE BoTSWoRIM bl,oA1MA,aa M..o,p
CORPORATION. H. nLlN CohpokALlQef
CENTRAL MACHINERY co. CENTURY
MUSIC PUBLISHING co. thAifbl.l.-
HARMS iNc., john CHURCH coz go.
LUMBA HANK. CoNau MFRS INV Nhit1.iik
| CO, DE Luxe MUSIC Co, X. DEitn'
HOFF, T. ~ EDMuNDs MUSIC 60,
E,A;.y!LrLEisss Dox = LINlslEiiRs l,liiss CO -pht2 Rt2
OLD FLANMER, INC, JOHN fIlANKtlN
MUSIC CO. T.. WOLFE GILBERT hLslc
CORPORATION, GLIDE tEiNhah,gi
GOODMAN Ros, iES ;s; E7rAIk 9F tlp,,; y;
COMPANY. G. X. HARRIS D. B. iANiLAND
PUBLisHlNo co, HNDs, hAfDi.N
ELpREDGE, g. p. huhns c9NrANSl,
CIR a DlLWORTH. lNC, JOSEPH lA'
cons JONES MUSIC Co. kENDlhs
BROCKMAN MUSIC pubLlsliiNe co. a.
s. KoRNHEisER, LEEiiiI ROCK, w,
MILLS. INC, MUEHsAM PAPER go,
MUSIC TRADES MUTUAL lANh, hALs
RICE NECkRlIL. .. -. MCE a 90.
.sin'sic Hii, !" CO. 90. AZ. PiANTADOsI 4 Co. lNcI
lPLAZA MUSIC CO, WM A. lOND A 90,
JACOB PREUS9, JEROME ~. htNpk q
CO, ~ n. RICE = Co3 ~ MDhNioVe,D
ROYAL, INSURANCE. COMPANY. ARTHUR
B sCHAupT, q. SCfilRMER INC y. l.
gcBROnDER. D. scuuBERIh a 90,
CARL snAFrs Shapiro RE'ssgik1ies 's.g,1e
STATIONERY SERVICE frANpARp
soNG SHOP. STARK coWAN. a.,
sTAsNY MUSIC 90, sILitLi Ag .S,,oy,A,i, SoA.
pRf N,frNg co. TIfLsfAR HoLpiNg
Corp, TRIANGLE Mrslc PuBLlsinN0
COMPANY UNITED STATES MUSIC 90
VICToRIA MUSIC CoRpoRAIlQN hAknkil
CASTING COMPANY ED4Ah y, .WhltD
SONS co. WATERSONt hthIiNl nel-
DER CO, WHITE SMITH A,9lS f', d,.
POPULAR MUSIC ST. WiTMARk
hons, WORLD SYNDICATE Coz. lNli
WALDO MUsiC co. p. v, BOWLS l.N,
DiE CASTING co. MEYER COHEN MUSIC
CO.. SIMPLEX pH0No a cQNIie)Li.Ll.
AMERICAS SURETY coNpANN send
'wHFRAs. JOHN ~ p. THArcHER, who
resides al syosaet. Nassau County Long
| Island, has presented bis account al an'lafg
executor of the laat VIII and iesiniafni Or
| August "a. Goetting late m epr.nfH''h
| ss.te of Nassachusetts. deceased snd rr-
tltion praying that biz accopnl may -
! judolaily Kfttlsd ani that ne eolft W., =.
poiflonsr Az TO how ha shall dispoao OF the
assets now IN biz handsi
now, THEREFORE, yon ana "ash m
you are hereby cited 10 shoW cause tetofe
our surrogate's Court ri Che County N Nen
YORK. 10 bs held at the Hail N Records in
he County of New YORK, on the lltn day M
December 1872, 90 Ten oc.o'k in me Ipfe-
noon Why such settlement should nof D.
had and Why the court should not direct the
petitioner as 10 how Do shall dispose of the
assets now IN his hands
raused the Seal of our faii furro1atfH
Court 20 - hofeuntQ aiii1ed.
WITNESS. Hon. John =. Cohaian.
Surrogate OF our fali County at
fseall tho Borough of Manhattan, ln
the said County, the afth day ~
November, l921,
MARTIN q. McCUE.
Clerk OF tho Suro9ates Court.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
proselytinq of Athletes by Clubs DepEOrabIe

TvAIRY among athletic clubs the Metropolitan district OF ne ANA
IL r Athletic Union has particularly keen during tne last ew
There are two factions clubs and the small cuOs ano
while these constantly at war on the cnoerS anu OO w '
have managed to maintain a decided superiority =,
One reason this is that the athlete after oeng oeepu m w
small club responds lure Of the big club ana IL becomes
for the little club to develop find athlete 70 take e pa % %
star One of the exceptions to this rule Is WINE fAn " ~
ineside A. c.. o. thirteen titles IL. -. -
% came ~ "pab the athlete" become popular that many Oh
M clubs are violating rules Of the which proe na' no
ber financial or otherwise shall be offered to ensnare
point scorer. small club star VINO nao 20 O d
r. & ~ Maid fairly large ito cover expenses ana
entry fees during period of six months" , 49,.
The athlete question sought aer by the proO anu
d n to but also collected
(carfare) from promoters of the various meets IN "ne pc
Such conditions stamped out before 1t becomes necessary "
have the A. A. u investigate them
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
pecaors Spectators and Riders Start Sy Siege Garden Saucer
THE ROUNDUP
BY The Staff

ooTBAlL for 1922 and the last we'll paonzed
The Boston CoegeOy game spec
taors and aendanes Of that large
crowds less confined than before small games
and fair that the
in the having special
vogue to make seeing il the thing 10 do
Yet football this fall not particularly spectacular
both spectacular exciting exception
The most ardent ootbaoer
and of that number how this stirring exciting
and spectacular anybody than ucy-or else
had phenomenal foresight in choosing games.
Nine persons see
There's deal Of and crowded you
all interested in the outcome that Right football
lasts and there is reduction by schedules
which direction there trend footbagong pub
c with all great year. deprivation
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Entries In for
IY25 Pimlico FuiuritY

=, BALTIMORE. Dec. 3. - A total
a. iooe entries have been made for
~ s isE5 Pimlieo Futurity, IL was an
p.-need to-day by Secretary Frank j..
,es. ,,sAh. breeders from all parts Of the
s-n.fy and Canada being among the
~ .ssasl'nstors, Harry Payne Whitney,
~ le2, led all nominstors, while
niih 100.
,,slsg among others looking forward with
=. 80, nope TO the rich Juvenile classic
Ss. Aaiespa Farm. 81: A. B. Hancock.
SANFORD Stock Farm, 40; Montford
ne, S,sass, 20; +. B. Mclean, So; Nursery
80 q; H. +. Sinclair, 81; W. r. Coe,
J -Selair Stud. 81; w. s. Kilmer. SS;
4 = wilson, 90; Samuel Ross, 20; J.
= kosi. "a, and J. H. Rosscter. 2S.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
M.nhIhach BuYs Enid Club

KANSAS CITY, No, Dec. S-fresi-
Ant George Meuhlebseh Of the KAnsa,,
81. American Association club sala
,.~f nivht that he had purchased the
Fnid. Okla, club. Of the Western As-
Rotation. The deal includes, u - re-
ported. ten players. the buildings and a
lease on the grounds
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Fasx for B. & ". Eleven

me Babcock 4 Wilcox soeeer sIevtn
~ an easy time Of II with the. jersey
a q In the second round OF the NeN
1.,scv State Cup competition at Bay
s.,. vesterday, winning By the score
~ os' Soals 20 o. Findlay shot three
~ tbe goals and Duthie and Forester
one each
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Sixteen Teams
Whirl Away in
Quest of Fame
srculy of Tickets at the
Box Office Fails TO Equal
Demand of Frenzied Fans
Riders and Names OF
Teams in 6-DGy Race

- r.-rori--Ana~rioar-
- ..d Taton-swiss-Amerio"n'
hls - IA ue~amara-Champ'on.
~,rea,h AND waIker-Ausirai'""'
s,sSas. and Kalssr-imeriean'
,,.... md Fiirsimwons-Irssh.
IT,, 1...,.. and Hni-Belginn-Amer'eAn'
T,,lor and Iands--Ser-e1'
n,oeoo and Cohurn-i'roese. c..
So, S.s,..en. and Eyckmsn-BeiE''"'
nj, aod LOrenI-f'ern'a"'
oliver and Gay--iisii.n -
o1' ,.',., ana Orens-itniisa Hs.d.
Ar.'n ~ - "a cusissas--A~eflean-Jew-
ish. ,.,.t.,
Narkey and KspfA'-iop1.-I.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF NON.
.orable JOHN ?; CoHALAe' ~ Sesg41te9sAu.
ss q .ss cSs9y o. Nsw s,,,oss a9f saysE ain.
assisst q. Butler smith. late OF the County
OF New York, deceased, % present th'
same. with vouchers thereof, 70 ,hs SUB.
scribers az their place Of transactlng busi.
ness. al ne once ot Aeseay bryd..
thsiT stior9eys e, 10 id1 bfssssrsik, go "
hS BSs2sE9 962s Sal. a OF Sss fo On I b.
dated. New YORK.. the 10Th day Of July.
i''" LOUISE n SMITH,
FARMERS LOAN . TRUST co,
ABBERLY 4 BRYDE. Attorneys Tor NJ.
ecutOra, once ana Postofnce ADDRESS,
a11 broadway Borough Of AanhattAn'
New York city.
DIXON. RoBERT-IN PURSUANCE or
an order of Hon John u. Cohaian. a Sur.
rogato Of the County OF New lork, notice
Is hereby given 10 all peraohs having clAlm.
against Robert Dison' iato Of On. sosn,y o.
with vouchers thereof % the subscribers
AZ their place OF trareactinf bualnelt AZ
the once OF Fidelity international Trust
SS Ss;A IS ManhassS. IaiSn ciiy tS' ina q ss,s q
New York. on or before the hrst day Of
Dat Dated. N,v York. the nth day Of No
JOHN NJ HENDERSON
SSinbIEEfrf SnIA,A INTERNATIONAL TRUST co.
RUMsEY a MORGAN. Attorneys fof Es-
ecutors, 30. 20 Exchange Place, hor.
ough Of Manhattan. New York CITY.
EsTATE OF oEoRon p RITTERaIs
count County r Of SsH Tors. -SoTic& Z Ssr,sy
c9., e B. * R,sT s. sa': oi s: eesa; County %
York. deceased, 10 present the same With
vouchers thereof 20 ne s1bscrlber.. az is
Sf Larkin. Rathbons Perry. ils aliofnsys
et No. 20 Brcadway. N che botQuea q
Maphaiten. 10 the ciy o. Ssw fesS, s,'s;
pstsa. New York. the 10th dsy Of JuIn
csiEsssTRAL UNION TRUST comANr OF
NEW YORK. Executors.
LARKIN. RAThBoNn A pEhhr.
Attorneys for Essc9iors; ono asd
Of HaSSai,an. New YORK ci5.
IN rgRsgAScS v sgg6AlscS OEoAiS 9gD.ns ss,,s..,; :, Hss;
Of ths, County q Nev York. NoTicE -
hereby 'Eiyen @ AZ psr.ons hayins c.aius
s.'eess ea.I,y " 'st Sem Yert oasSa aseesssa or.
ssnt the sans with VOUCHERS thereof ~ ihe
subscribers AZ Their place of .transaoteF
NuMINNHHf ~ NV NNN.N ~. W t-NNN =.
tks Borough of Manhatifn, IN III Cliy II
New York, 6tate Of New YORK, ca or bsfofe
ths isth day Of December. 1879.
Dated New York, tbs twelfth dsy 81
fGSH2SBIA YEgSFI Ss594EgStSr
HAROLD MILBANKA
Attorney Tor ExeCutQra. .
Onlca aud ~ u. Address. III Cafnf street.
Borough of Manhattan. Ssw York CTR.
BAXTER, oERTRUpE SIN PuRsu'
anfs Of an order Cf Honorabie John II,
cohalan. a Surrogate Of the County % NsW
YORK. NOTICE d hereby siyen 20 az par
sons hagine ciaifna against uertrude \.
nartsr. late of the County of N.v fesk.
deceased, 70 present. tho falue WITH fopcn-
ern thereof 20 the subscriber ~ rls pisce
OF transactinE buslness, 10. lt bread /.
In the Borough ot ManhattaL. IN ~ CITY
81 New York. state 81 New York. On %
before the 1T day n June. i)33
Dated, New York. tho iofa dsy of No
''x xtSriN v. FLErcHFF. Etsosior
SAFrORD A. ChUINEf. Aftofney fcr
Erecntof once nrJ A. q. Address.
iss HtoaJ~ay. Bofvysh Of Aanhattan.
New i3fx City
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

CLARENCE y. FULLER,
FARMERS LOAN 8 TRUST CO.
Executors,
ABBERLY q BRYDE. Attorneys for NJ.
ecutOra, once and Poatonce Azores,
al Broadway, Borough Of AahhattAn'
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04
Cooks

COOK-Engiish. Protestant, eTcellent. nye
years reference. good cook. g.. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 10 East asa st.. "a noor
Tel. ssg7 Murray Hll.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-04

Dssps ". fr's SsS' B.Sas,; ~ ia ~ Fvss y oss
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-24

Oratorio Rehearsal-A full re-
hearsal of the Oratorio society will be
held on Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock
in the auditorium of the public lib
rary. At this time both the university
and city sections Of h society will
rehearse for "Hiawatha's Wedding
FEAST the cantata which will be
given on May 3, as the concluding fes-
tival of the, May festival.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-24
MAI YITENDE
ENTERTAINMENT
In THE 0RPHEUM
Bjarne Chorus to Sponsor
Observance of Norwegian
Holiday.

At a meeting of the Bjarne male
chorus Sunday afternoon in the
Farmers Dor of the court house, it
was decided to hold the 18th Of May
celebration in the Orpheum theater.
h observance of Norway's ma
tional holiday is an annual event
among the N~orwegians Of this city
but this year special efforts will be
put forth to make it the biggest ever
held. AS a special speaker for the
occasion 3. E. Hangar Of Aberdeen.
S. d. has been secured. He is q lee
turer of wide experience.
Music will also play a big part in
the program. The Bjarne and Var
den Male choruses viii, give several
selections, both separately and to-
gether. Chief among them will be
Grieg's IAndkjending which will be
given by both organizations with the
Bethany orchestra playing the ac-
compartment. There wi | also be sew
eral vocal and instrumental solors.
w. P. Rognlie, Arthur Nygaard and
John Falkanger were named as a
committee to arrange the musical
program. Another meeting of. the or
g~anization to make, further plans will
be held this evening. ;, - ! -
Following the business session Sun
day. the chorus began work on the
male section of "Hiawatha" the ora
torio to be given by various musical
organizations of the state t the May
festival. T.. H. Wilcox. head Of the
musical department of the University
Of North Dakota, who will direct the
%oratorio, assisted the singers Sunday.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-24
Reeves Avenue Has "A Gala
Night; FELTON, House, Menace
To Morals. And Bodies, Burns

or 1882 by J.. H.. Bosard, one OF the
pioneer residents Of Grand Forks. In
the early days of the city, 1t was the
scene of many happy society events,
for Mr.. and Mrs. Bosard were YER
hospitable folk. Some Of the Grand
Forks boys who now run banks and
stores and Offices a remember
many an excellent meal and many a
happy hour within its walls. As it
burned last night. one of these. Peter
Pans, who now has to wrinkle his
brow I'VE notes and mortgages that
other folk clamor for. recalled some
of the parties he attended in the
home, and there were many just like
him.
SO it was quite a celebration! The
buildings burned slowly, for they
were made of hard wood, and the
flames we're high and bright. 1t was
a picturesque sight, and many were
there to enjoy it.
Reeves avenue, from Fourth to
Eighth avenues. was clogged with
automobile - They stood side by
side. three and -four across the entire
width Of the street, SO that those who
came early a to remain till the fire
was over before they could get out.
Some of them, always forgetful of
the other fellow, drove on to the
berms and lawns to urn around, but
otherwise there vas no damage.
And today the pirates den is gone.
and the parents are happy. The lot
is still there, though, and many 4
game of ball will be played upon it
during the summer without the ruin
GUS old BACKGROUND.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-24
lIAHPETON| HAS
] O''CONNOR CLUB
6cCurnber's Home Town
Organizes First One in
the State.
.
Mass Meeting Of Men and
Women to Be Held Here
Wednesday.

MsSvahpeton. the home town of Sena-
snG Porter ]. McCumber. Saturday
sight stole a march on Grand Forks
and organized the first "O'Connor-
ss0r-Senator'' club. Over one hundred
members, Republicans and Demo-
rats who are interested in the cleo
ION of j. F. T. O'Connor were taken
INTO the club. Frank Budack was
slected president.
3AsTNhis Is the first meeting of its
Sstnd in the state. and naturally Mr..
osConnor's supporters here are very
much pleased with the activity Of the
Wahpeton people.
sGrand Forks will get into line with
an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" club i'm
snediately. On Wednesday evening at
$40 o'clock in the city nall q mass
meeting will be held for the purpose
Jf organizing such a l u in this city.
The announcement of such a meeting
vas received with approval through
1ut the city, and those behind the
movement today expressed the hope
hat all Republicans and Democrats
ii the city who are interested In
seeing a Grand Forks man in the
Omitted States senate will attend and
Cooperate in the meeting.
1.-The meeting will be called to order
oyHenry Holt, chairman Of the Grand
and he will Immediately turn it over
10 those present to take such action
40 is deemed proper at this time. The
meeting IL for men and women, and
10 is hoped that a large number OF
women will attend.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-04-24
ACACIA CHORUS
SINGS TUESDAY
Masonic Musical Organiza,
ton to Give Concert in
Temple Tomorrow Night

Acacia Masonic chorus, which was
organized last fall by members of
Acacia lodge No. 4, A. F:%and A. M,
will give its second public concert
Tuesday night. The concert will be
given. in the Masonic temple audi
forum at Sis O'Clock and will be
open to all Masons and their families.
H. J. Humpstone, director of the
chorus, has prepared atfine program.
1t will consist of solo and chorus
numbers. l.. w. Myers will sing a
bass solo. Howard DeLong and Doyle
Watt will sing q duet, and Jerome
Mayer will play a flute solo,. Doyle
Watt will sing an incidental solo in
one of the chorus numbers. .s
The complete program is: .
(a) Hail! Glorious Morn. 80. Dow
(b) "A Mighty Vulcan. ..... Cadman
Incidental solo by Doyle Watt.
Solo Selected
l.. w. Myers.
(a) "De Coppah Moon"..... Shelley
(b) Swing Along" Cook
Flute solo-"The Nightingale And
the Frogs" ............ .Eilenberg
Jerome Mayer.
Duet-"watchman What of the
Howard belong and Doyle Watt.
(a) Loves Old Sweet Song. .Molloy
90 Just Whistle Up a Little Low
Tune ........ Park
winter Song Billiard