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CURB STOCK LIST
WAS IRREGULAR

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NEW YORK, July 26.-Trading on
the curb exchange today started
higher, but before the end Of the
first hour the market developed an
irregular tendency and with the ex-
ception of q few specialties. lower
prices were reached throughout the list.
Increased activity in some Of the low
priced mining issues war noticeable.
Standard Oil of Indiana opened at
1.o7X against its close Tuesday Of
1.o7K, but subsequently reacted to
1k 1:osk before support was Or0osh'
International Petroleum was ac-
lively sold below 20h and Anglo
American at Is registered loss Of
half a point from the opening.
Oils Neglected.
others Of this group were practi-
cally neglected. Skelly Oil failed to
respond to the report showing net
and depreciation of $704,056, a new
high monthly record, and an average
crude production for the month. of
10,S00 barrels daily. also a new high
mark.
This stock ruled around sk most
simms and carib Syndicate were
steady while Fensland, Aicon. Wilcox
and Southern States OIL were frac-
tionally lower. New England Fuel
and Ryan Consolidated continued
higher. Cities Service common
showed q loss of points at one time.
The preferred and Bankers shares
y slut. Back Again. \
Stutz Motor made its appearance
ON the tape for the first time in many
weeks. 1t was quoted II bid and no
offer. The only transaction this year
in this stock took place when fifty
shares sold at 45 over a month ago.
Profit taking made itself felt in
the Durant issues. while trading in
other motor shares was listless.
Phillip Norris rallied after early
and Acme Coal and Inter
Rubber were higher.
The feature in the mining depart
ment was q steady advance to above
81 for Boston and Montana Mother
lode and National Tin were easier, and
Raw Hercules held steady.
There was q fair demand Tor bonds,
with price changes irregular.
Evening star., 1922-07-26
DIVIDENDS.

Stock Of Pay
record able
Brooklyn Edison Co.. q. S2. Aug. 1s Sept /
Cleveland Buffalo Transit Co.,
81 ..................... July c6 Aug. /
Jefferson & Cearneld Coal 4
Iron Co.. s-a. pfd, $3.50. Aug. Aug. Is
Massachusetts, Cotton Mills,
Evening star., 1922-07-26
DRY GOODS UNCHANGED.
Small Lots and Quick Deliveries
Basis Of Trading.

NEW YORK, July 26.-Small lots
and quick deliveries were the basis
Of trading in the market for cotton
cloths today. Prices were virtually
unchanged and the market could be
considered Sx for sixty-four by six
ties print cloths and sx for sixty
eight by Heventy-twos The rail-
strike situation has resulted In re-
quests to southern mills to expedite
shipments Of gray goods to finishing
-centers. Export demand for sheetings
made it's appearance and prices were
we'll maintained Business in hne
yarn goods was light. Drills recorded
some business,
The raw silk market reported some
business and the tone was easy. Sell
ers were inclined to shape prices. The
demand for finished goods. however,
was reported to be fair.
Evening star., 1922-07-26
Money to Loan

Secured by nrst deed Of trust on real estate.
Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph I. Weller sao ~. w:.s. S,s l.. L Trust
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NOTES IN
A SHARP UPTURN

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NEW YORK, July ga sharp up
turn in the victory 4As following
the treasury's announcement of the
redemption Of 000.00o,000 of the
issue on December Is next higher
prices for the liberty loans, q larger
vance in sugar company issues were
features Of today's bond market
!. Railway securities were irregular.
although still firm in the main. while
foreign government external loans
and industrials. aside from the
Liberties Advance.
The advance of the victory AIS
was pronounced from the start of
notes were dealt in before noon. They
closed at 100.58 on Tuesday and sold
most of the time today just below
10000. The notes called redemption
are part of the issue maturing May
20, 1928. 1t was announced stimuli
offer another issue OF short-term ~
per cent notes, dated August 1. 1929,
and due December Is. 1925, to the
amount Of about $ao0.00o,o00.
In the liberty group, trading con-
tinued active and the greatest inn
which got into new high ground.
Other liberty bonds sold near their
top prices for all time and reflected
the easy money conditions.
New Offerings.
The Offering of $15.000.000 Philip
pine government ~ per cent gold
bonds by the National City Company
at 99h and interest was successful,
and so was the sale Of $6,000,000 first
mortgage twenty-five year IN per
cent sinking fund gold bonds Of the
Otis Steel Company. The Otis bonds
were offered at IS and interest to
An issue Of $4,000. 900 first mortgage
gold bonds bearing s per cent series
A Of the Southern Colorado Power
Company will be offered to investors
at - on Thursday.
Sugar Bonds Feature.
Among the industrials the sugars
were q feature. Cuba Cane Sugar Is
rose about points and the 8 per cent
got up two points from Tuesdays
close. South Porto Rico Sugar Is
gained fractionally and so did Manati
Sugar 71ss, while PuntaL Allegro Sugar
7s were point higher. This concerted
rise Of the sugar securities was natur-
ally in sympathy with the advance in
sugar stocks based upon the decidedly
better conditions In the trade and par
tfcularly the high prices for raw and
refined sugar.
Evening star., 1922-07-26
WILL BUILD NEW CAR.

W. c. ,Durant. head of Durant
Motors, who is now building the
Durant four and six cylinder cars
and the Star. announces that he has
completed arrangeWentsftob to bring out
new six-cylindef motor car. to be
known as the Flint. 1t IL named for
the City of Flint, Mich. where the
manufacturing plant will be located.
Application for the charter of the
Flint Motor Company has been made
at Lansing, Mich. The new car will
be ready for inspection about Sep
tember Is. and 1t Is said that de-
liveries will begin by January l, 1928.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

Selling checks-dollar values at noon today: !:
ouota tions furnished BY ". B. Hibhs 4 Col
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Will DRILL m sIovAK1A

II is reported from Prague. accord
|inr TO Consul De Vault, London. that
the Standard OIL Company VIII proba-
[hlv connmence drilling operations In
siovskia in the near future. It IL
may that the flrst wells will be
sunk' IN the environs Of Egbell. under
the direction of an American engi-
neer brought from Rumania.
Evening star., 1922-07-26
WOOL TRADING SMALL.

BOSTON, July 2s (special).-Manu-
facturers Of .woolens bought raw
wool today only in small lots for
filling-in purposes, but holders re-
main unlisturbed ut the lethargy OF
The opening of additional lines by
the American Woolen Company.
scheduled for next week. 10 being
awaited. by many buyers an an in
dication OF the future trend OF both
raw wools and the finished productA
Evening star., 1922-07-26
sugar Bonds Feature.
PARIS Bo0RsE FIRM.

PARIS. July 2e.-Prices were arm
on the hourse today. Three per cent
rentss, IS francs Is centimes.
Exchange on London, So francs IS
-centimes.
Five per cent loan. n francs 20 CEN
timeA
The dollar was quoted at Il francs
centfmAa
Evening star., 1922-07-26
RAW SILK STEADY.

NEW YORK, July 2e.-Raw silk
steady; prices, unchanged.
Steel-Unchanged.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-23

Grossman, OF Aliston, Mass, was
lodged in Washington county jail
Yesterday afternoon by Deputy y.
s. Marshal II. c. Lawson after
a hearing before United States
Commissioner H. c. Shurtlef, at
which bail was fixed in the amount
OF $500. Grossman was arrested in
connection with the seizure of a
Buick roadster carrying 81 bottles
OF champagne by Deputy Marshall
Lawson and Night Chief Harry
Gamble Of the Barre police force
in Williamstown Gulf November s.
The driver of the car escaped from
the officers running down a bank.
Massachusetts registration plates
were found on the car and an at
tempt was made to trace the
driver by this means.
Grossman was detained by
James Kelley, federal prohibition
officer, in Morrisville. He said he
was coming down from Franklin
and that he had purchased an au-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-23
ST. ALOYSIuS CHURCH

Midnight Mass will be the open
ing service of Christmas day at st
Aloysius church. The pastor
Rev. Fl. J. w. Dwyer will officiate
and DR.. Drouin will have charge
OF the program.
At this service a special program
of vocal music will be rendered by
an augmented choir. The mass
numbers are made up of the best
selections of Catholic church mu-
sic rendered in our time.
Kyl.ie Eleison (MontanD
Gloria in Excelsis, (Montam)
Credo, (Elsenheimer)
Offertory, Adeste Fideles. Solo
ist, Mrs. Maud Cosgrove. (From
Gregorian with duet, trio and
choir).
Sanctus, Masse Solemnelle (Gou-
nod.)
| Benedictus, Masse Solemnelle,
(Gounod).
Agnus Del with quartet, (Montani)
The instrumental music will be
rendered by all the members OF lhe
Globe Theatre orchestra, including
a prelude, communion selections
and postlude.
On Christmas morning at .
o'clock the children of the parish
will sing at a low mass. Miss
Mary McGovern will be the organ
list with Miss Blanche Ling, Miss
Mary Leary and Miss Ruth Nc
Govern, the soloists. These num-
bers will be given:
Professional Hymn.
He'll, Happy Christmas Day.
With Glory Lit the Midnight Air.
(Deilman)
Adeste Fidela.
Christmas Carol.
Hank, The Herald Angels Sing.
Organ Postlude, March Romano.
(Gounod).
Miss Mary McGoveln will be the
organist with Miss Blanche Ling,
Miss Mary Leary and Miss Ruth
McGovern, the soloists.
MORE
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-23
NOTRE DAME DIES
VICTORIES

The choir of Notre Dame church
under the direction of DR.. c. A
Provost with Mrs. Minnie Nagle
organist, many soloists and the boy
choir, Brother Theophane director
will give the midnight mass. The
service will open at 11.45 Christ
mas eve. On Christmas day mass
es at s and 10.
Midnight mass program:
Overture.
Minuet Chietieu, Sung by Dr.. j
ID. Bachand.
Hymn, lis cheminaient, Choir Boys
Director, Brother Theophane.
Introit, Dominus Dixit, Choil
Boys.
Solemn Mass, St. Cecilia, by
Charles Gounod.
Gravuel, Choir Boys, Teceum plin-
opium.
Offertory Adeste Fideles, Choir
Boys.
Soloists, Dr.. Bachand, Mrs. Da-
vid Provost, Miss Marie Provost
Miss l.. Dutile, Miss J. Dutile
Miss O. Hamel, Miss A. Roscicot
Miss NJ. Racette Thomas Provost
Aired Lavigne, Romeo Nagle, Re
gis Maggie, Gerard Maggie Fernando
Quastonguay.
During Communion, Nazareth
sung by DR.. Bachand.
Christmas Hymn.
Pastorale.
Full choir.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-23
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-23
CHRISTMAS
CAROLS ON
COMMON
Community Tree Ready
With Program for Sun
day Afternoon 4,

The fir tree that took root near
{ the Summer street school common
many years ago, that has thrived
with the passing years in watching
the school children at their sum-
mer and winter play, has been
magnifed into a Community
Christmas tree and ablaze with
lights and Christmas decorations
will be the center Of attraction
Sunday afternoon. Massed in front
of it school children who have
played under its friendly shade,
many of them men and women
grown, will lift their voices in car
olling Christmas Joy. A platform
has been erected in front of the
tree and here, weather permitting
al organ and cornet will accom-
pany the singers. c. A. Shields
will lead the singing and Mrs. B. f.
Doyle will be in charge of the
school children.
Through the courtesy Of the Cal
edonan- Record and the Cowles
Press 500 copies of the Christmas
hymns and carols will be given
out and groups of singers from all
the churches, Girl Scouts and 9th
ers will lead off, joined by the
Christmas crowds.
The tree, which is on the lawn
adjoining the home Of Mrs. George
M. Howe, abs been wired for the
great occasion, the platform is
completed and everything is in
readiness for the assembling of
the community around the glori-
fed tree in celebration of the most
joyous day of days. The hour has
been set at 4.30 so as to accommo-
date all
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-23
HOLD CROSSMAN
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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-23
Glory" (All verses)

/ Glory" (All verses).
Choir Selection.
Scripture Reading-Luke 2: S-14
Leona Somers.
Scripture Observation-Disclosures 2:
|, 2, 81, Margaret Lowell.
Choir Selection.
Recitation by Primary Children
Little Children Can You Tell?"
Elouisa Henderson, Gilbert John
son, Gilbert somers and Jean
Teachout.
Song by Primary Children
|"Shine Out, O Blessed Star"
Recitation by Primary Children
-"Gifts for the Baby King" Ger
aid True, Elizabeth Ruiter, Ora
ham Newell, Adelaide Horton and
Alphonse St. Peter.
Song by First Year Juniors
I"Once in Royal David's City"
Recitation "Then and Now"
Bailey Brown and George Brodien.
Recitation - "Till Christ Was
Born" Vera Thompson.
Observation-Disclosures Lo, the
Star Appeareth", John Grant.
Hymn-209 (All Singing)
Brightest and Best of the Sons"
All verses.
Presentation of Books.
Christmas Message from the
Pastor.
Prayer.
Hymn-201 (All singing) 20 Little
Town of Bethlehem" (All verses)
The members of the choir: Mrs.
Alvin c. Noyes, Mrs. Charles Rui-
ter, Miss Catherine Morrison, Mrs.
Preston Conner, Mrs. Collins A.
b odien, Mrs. Herbert w. Blod-
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Christmas In st.
JOhnsbury's Churches

Continued from Page One
SOUTH CHURCH
Sunday, December "a, 1890
Order of Service
Prelude-"Chant Triomphale,'
(GauD.
Doxology
Invocation and the Lords Pray
er.
Anthem-"Nazareth" (Gounod)
Responsive Reading-No. 81
Gloria Patria
Scripture Lesson.
Anthem-"Christ is Born of Mai
den Fair" (Mackinnon)
Pastoral Prayer.
Responsibilities Our Prayer
(Verdi) ~
Offertoly-"Gloria in Excelsis"
}(Gounod)
Conservation of Children in Bap-
tism.
Hymn No. 1876.
Sermon by Mr.. DeLapp, Sub
ject: The Wonder of Christmas.
Hymn No. 211
Benediction.
"Seven-fold Amen" (Stainer)
Postlude-"Priest's March"
(Mendelssohn.)
Christmas exercises to be given
at the Sunday School Hour in the
Church Auditorium.
Hymn, 1872 CAN join in singing
angels from the Realms of
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-23
Mrs. DOyle's Dancing
Class at Lynd0nville

At the regular Oriental cIub
dance at Lyndonville Thursday
evening, the new and latest dance,
the Coco, was demonstrated by
Mrs. B. E. Doyle of st. Johnsbury
to a very appreciative audience
of about twenty couples. All
thought it one of the prettiest
dances they had even seen and
there were many who showed fine
art in the mastering of the steps
of the dance. Music was furnished
by Mrs. Wilkes orchestra.
By request, Mrs. Doyle will con-
duct a class at Lyndonville early
in the coming year.
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
The musical part of the service
will be rendered by the chorus
choir under the leadership of Mn
George E. Fetch with Mrs. Jean
Goodrich organist.
1890 A. M.
Organ Prelude, Cantabile in G
Major, (Glison.)
Anthem with flute obligato.
Cantique de Noel, (Adolph
Adam.)
Anthem, The Angels Song
Song, (Lorenz)
Response.
Worship Christ the New Born
King.
Postlude, Adoste Fidelia
700 P. NJ.
The chorus choir and the Sun
day school unite in the pageant,
The Christmas Symbols. The
choir will sing an anthem, Holy
Night Divine. Other special must
cal numbers will be, Solo, Away In
A Manger, Mrs. Mildred Abbott;
Solo, There's A Beautiful Star,
Miss Emma Roman.
The Pageant will be something
unique for a Christmas event and
and will interpret the various
symbols of Christmas against
background showing a panoramic
view of Bethlehem. The symbols
interpreted are to be, The Three
Wise Men, The Star, the Shep-
herds, The Mother and Child, The
Christmas Greens, The Candels,
and the Gifts.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-23
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Rev. DR., J. W. Klaren, rector in
charge will preach at the mid
night service Christmas eve. The
service opens at 11.30 and the
choir, c. Montgomery, organist,
will render the following music:
Professional, 90 Come, All Ye
Faithful" e.. Reading); "Angels
from the Realms of Glory" III.
Smart.
S. Kyrie, (H. L. Winter.
Gloria Tibi, &C. Gounod).
Creed, CIV. T. Best.
Hymn before Sermon, 90 Little
Town of Bethlehem" q. Balnby).
Offertory, Solo, holy Offerings
Rich and Rare" Or. RedheaO.
Sursum Corda, (J. Camidge).
Sanctus, q. Camidge).
Agnus Del, Ct. Adamsl.
Gloria in Excelsis. Old Chant.
Nunc Dimittis, C. A. Barry.
Recessional, "Hark the Herald
Angels Sing" (Mendelssohn)
On Christmas day, Monday, at
10 a. m. there will be a celebration
of Holy Communion with Dr.. kla-
en-, the celebrant.
The services for Sunday are:
500 a. m. Celebration of Holy
Communion.
1920 a. m. Morning prayer
with sermon.
300 Even song and Christmas
pageant presented by Sunday
school
11.30 p. m. Singing of Christ
mas Carols.
1900 Regular midnight service
celebration of Holy Communion
Christmas Day.
1000 a. m. Celebration of Holy
Communion.
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'"Calm on the Listening Ear of
Night" (Sears). clark! What
Mean Those Holy Voices" (Ca-
wood. Soy to the World"
(Watts).
Sermon by the pastor.
IL noon. School of the Church.
Christmas Recitations and songs
by pupils.
ZOO p. m.-Christmas Cantata,
"The Hope Of the World. Miss
Catherine Morrison soprano; Mrs
Harlan Tolman, contralto; Pearl
Henderson, bass; A. ]. Porter,
tenor.
Christmas Talk, aMemories of
Bethlehem" Illustrated with 81
beautiful stereopticon pictures.
Christmas carols illustrated with
stereoptlcon slides will be sung by
choir and congregation.
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gett, Mrs. Charles Towne, Harold
French, Lindol Nj. Scott, James J.
Perowne Alvin c. Moves.
Director of Music, 3. Frank
Harris. Organist, Mrs. Harlan A.
Tolman.
Margaret Adelaide Scott, Faith
Evelyn Wilson and Ruth Barbary
Tuckerman are to be consecrated
in Christian baptism.
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ADVENT CHRISTIAN
CHURCH

At the Advent Christian church,
the pastor, Rev. L. E. Peabody will
preach Sunday morning, topic,
"The Tale as Told by the Clock,
Time" Christmas anthems will be
sung by the chorus choir, and the
Sunday School will meet at the
usual time, II o'clock.
At ZOO Sunday evening Christ
mas services will be held with or
chestral music and special an
thems. The pastor viii speak on
"Glad Tidings from a Far Coun-
try"
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-23
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH

At the 1890 service Sunday
morning chorus and soloists will
render the Christmas music and
the pastor, the Rev. A. S. Wood
worth will speak on "The Bells
of Bethlehem" This is the pro-
gram:
Baritone solo, Nazareth" Pearl
Henderson.
Choruses, Angels, from the
Realms of Glory" Montgomery.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-12-23
CALENDAR
GIRLS COMMUNITY LEAGUE

Sunday at 4.3O at skating rink
Girl Scouts and other league girls
help in singing at community tree
100 O'Clock. Girl Scouts, Troop l
and 2 gather at Colonial to go
carol singing.
Monday: Merry Christmas.
Thursday: 2 to 4.30 Good Times
club, Christmas party.
Saturday: 10 to II, Girl Scouts,
troop 4.-Advertisement.
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GRACE METHODIST
CHURCH

sunday morning, lO.30
Organ Prelude = Pastoral from
"The Manager Throne" (Charles
Manney.)
Invocation sentence.
Hymn 107-"Joy to the World"
Apostles Creed-(All Standing)
Prayer-Closing with Lords
Prayer
Double Quartet-"O be Joyful
unto the Lord" '(Nevin).
Responsive Reading-First fol
Special Days. Christmas.
Gloria Patri
Scripture Lesson-Luke 1920.
Male Quartet-"We have seen
His Star in the East" (Caleb
Simper)
Notices.
Ofering-Offertory.
Children's Sermon.
Hymn 111-rHark! Fhe Herald
Angels Sing"
Sermon-"The Christmas Mes
sage of Peace"
Hymn BIO Little Town of
Bethlehem"
Benediction.
Doxology-(All Standing).
Postlude- (William Best
Christmas Service by the Sunday
School at 700 Sunday Evening
"The Worlds Christmas Mail"
PART ONE
Organ Prelude-"Christmas Pas
toral". (Harker)
Professional Hymn No. Ill
CLARK! the Herald Angels Sing"
Responsive Reading: pastor
and SCHOOL,
Prayer: pastor and School)
Prayer: Pastor.
Solo: Miss Lillian Richards.
PART TWO
Gods Message
Nativity Scenes: introduced by
the Spirit of the Christmas Mes
sage.
a. The Annunciation; b. The
Light of the Shepherds; c. The
Quest of the Wise Men; Speaking
parts by Helen Brough, Marion
Cowling, Dorothy Roy and Donald
McGregor.
PART THREE
Our Reply
Service of World Friendship.
The Spirit of the Christmas Mes
sage, Helen Brough.
To the Christ Child, William
Chalmers.
Post Card Messages, Arthur
Simpson.
Worldwide Children's Friend
ships, Caroline Howard.
The Spirit of Communication,
Philip Lyster.
The Needs of American Chill
dren, Dorothy Manning.
The Unprivileged Children Of the
World, Bertha Mathews.
Children Without a Christmas,
Edwin Burrows.
The Worlds Christmas Mail
and Carols: Spirit of the Christ
mas Message; Presentation of
Gifts by the Departmnts.
Offertory, Marion Dunn.
Hymn No. 122-"Thou Didst
Leave Thy Throne"
Responsive Reading pastor and
SCHOOL,
Benediction.
Postlude Bach
Monday evening at 7 the Sunday
school will hold a Christmas tree
with a novel program under the
direction of Mrs. 2. E. Doyle.