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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

cuertlor-As daly reader ~ your
0nsrcisi column may Z ask n you III
klndfv advise mo a. ~ your views IN r.
esrd 20 the Fensiand OA COMPANY. whose
STOCK on tho curb ls quoted lo's 70 l'1
rer share realize that any purchase
- mis- stock would be speculation bAt
thought you Eht he abe % advise ne ~
~ the standing o. me officials N this com
rary ard a. 20 prospects Of their Oh prop
critics a y r
Answer-So long as you realize that
Fensland Oil stock is speculative and
that the purchaser should be prepared
10 accept his Joss in case OF a decline
in price as we'll as 20 take MS PROFIT
II il should 30 higher there Is little
that we reed 20 say. The company
owns oil and gas leases in Texas Ok
iahorna, Indiana and Wyoming. The
balance sheet for 1920 showed earnings
a. the rate Of 1884 share on the
2ls.5OO shares Of no par value out
standing. No dividends have been
paid. Oficers. so FAR as the latest
records show. are T. B. Hofer' presi-
dent: Z. Eslick. vice-uresident; W. r.
Bolsn, treasurer, and c. F. George
secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Jobs in 10 Cities
Show 81 Per Cent
Increase in Nav
Only 10 Report Decrease
to Labor Department; 10
bacco and Beverage ID
dustries Reveal DECLINE

WASHINGTON. June s-lncf,a*
80 per cent in employment in az l
industries during Nay VAS 'e',e
the employment service = ne -.
Department in its monthly repon -
puble to-day. The report ine...
statements % agents i1 s.kiy-afs p.
cipal industrial centers. fofiy'ni.' 4.
cording increases ID emp.oymess'
ures in the district covered -hs
sixteen showing decreases IA
The country AS a whole, SO
rector General Jones, rs rapi'y y
ting back 20 an employment oA't, -
the exception Of the coal ana - -
textile industries. The broacehlt .
Of industry in most all Ines =. ~
t.vity for May clearly empns'.is.,,, ~.
fac, tina, business depression y -
Us. Confidence is restored. Jsn.
accentuate the upward mofeine'-
custry is steadily expanding. "A Z
Building construction wifsnsil.,
May over April. A genuine os-
boom is on throughout the conn., q.
shortage OF carpenters, bricAl..ls,... q
plasterers exists In many oi ~. ~
principal industrial centefsi ~
cutting has started IN Texas arc 49, :
numbers OF men will be absoi'e
the harvest fields
The highest index % empl'yHss.-.,
crease IS Al Memphis, Tenn "'vy Ne
was 1875 per cent. Lo"eA, IA
showed the mex; best inefeaiss az
per cent. Detroit reported an ~ =
OF III per cent and Toledo - 100. y
cent. The industries showing 'nS,.,,s
included transportation. metal 80. 80
and products, food products 70
and products and chemicals ...,.r
Among the cities showing ee'' M,
in employment Cincinnati was 80,
est. with IL per cent. New .-.,s
Conn. reported SO per cert 90 ~. ~
and Manchester. y. H. o.Z per 80
Industries reporting decreases s.. a
leather and products. tobacco
liquor and beverages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

ogrs,.on-r should much srp-cia'. an
answer % tho following inquiries ABOUT
soma securities IN my possession no~ OF
which 7 have Inherited. Municipal Gas
N Albany. capital Traction Company
washington Pullman Company. / notice
YOU place this very inw on list ~ ap-
proved securities. American Beet sugar
preferred Magnolia Petroleum Per cent
bonds Associated Dry Goods first and sec
ond preferred. Montana Power common,
STANDARD Gas and Electric Company. Re
public Iron and steel preferred nave
lust suhsrrihel fnr four Holland America
Line bonds recently Issued. but am Vor-
RED about The interest which l. % b paid
on guiiders DO YOU consider this a
serious obiecflonf ! an married woman
wifh small independent income. and
wish - keep MY investments as cons-rva b
Two as possible and SIN average about 6
Per cent Interest on them. Intend dis
posing % Montana ro~er IN any case. but
cannot make Up my mind whether 20 pos' =
pone doing ~ until the larger dividend
has been restored which Is rumored from
tifre 20 time n decide 20 change the
Holland-America bonds what foreign gov
eminent bonds would you reconmend In
their piaoe7-E. ~ G..
Answer-You do not say which Of the
Municipal Gas and Capital Traction Sc
curities you own. However, We can say
in a general way that the preferred
stock and bonds OF the former are good
investments. Capital Traction arst SIS,
lq47, are also a good investment, IN our
opinion. Pullman Company stock Is a
good investment Of is kind, and we do
not rank il low on a list Of common
stocks by any means. We see no rea-
son why you should disturb the Mag
nolia Petroleum S., the Standard Gas
and Electric 6s or the Associated Dry
Goods first preferred stock. With a re-
vival Of retail trade Il is not impossible
for the second preferred 70 sell higher,
but We do not think this Is the kind OF
security for permanent investment in
your case. We would rather see you
keep the Montana Power common stock.
Dividends on Republic Iron and Steel
preferred have been suspended, but u
Is almost generally recognized that this
is a temporary condition. The fact that
your Holland bonds are pay
able in guilders need not give you much
uneasiness. We see no reason why you
should exchange them for another for
eign bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Academy's Plan for
Simplification of
TheLawAnnOunced
Proposed Resiatement of
Federal and State Stat
utes Will Be Contained
Within 122 Volumes

Defnits and fsrresching plans 20
bring about q comprehensive and cen
els. rests,ement Of the existing law,
both Federal and state, and 20 unity
The methods Of teaching law in all
schools and universities were an
nouneed yesterday by the American
Academy Of Jurisprudence, an organi-
ration founded IN 1914 20 cooperate
with the American Bar Association in
simplifying the laws and the machinery
for the administration Of justice
The project Is being financed by the
legal profession, and the profits accru-
ing from publication and other sources
will revert 70 an endowment fund
created by the American Bar Associa-
tion and the Academy Of Jurisprudence
Tor the perfection Of the work Of re-
statement and other activities for the
improvement Of law and the admins
traiion Of justice. Bearing upon this.
the academy purposes 10 establish a
central ofice In New York 20 assemble
and distribute legal knowledge
throughout the country.
Among the noted lawyers identified
with she movement are William n.
Taft. Charles Evans Hughes. Elihu
Root. Alton 3. Parker. Martin W.
.littleton. Paul D. Cravath, Roscoe
Pound. dean Of Harvard Law School;
Hampton l. Carson. William Brosmith,
James Brown Scott. secretary Of the
Carnegie Foundation for Peace. and
many others from all parts Of the eoun-
Try. James De Witt Andrews. chair
man Of the American Bar Associations
committee on classifcations and re-
statement, has been in active charge OF
the work.
The proposed restatement is con-
tanned in a comprehensive library made
up % three units co-orcirated by a
common classification providing easy
reference from one 20 the others. The
FIRST unit consists OF two volumes with
an institutional, philosophic analysis
Of the law bringing out all elemental
ing presidents.
volumes. embracing a restatement Of
the whole body Of the actual law as II
row exists. with exhaustive references
and citations 20 authorities. Unit
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TEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Outlook for I. VI. VI. Stocks

Cus.ffon-For the last three or four
weeks have followed with much infefe"
your Investment Information column IN
The Tribune. hoping some time 90 go
something IN regard % the status - fh>
International Mercantile Marine COMPANY
what is your opinion ~ The rrefeffel
stock 81 this company a. an inrestment
with some future 10 YOU think the com
pany Is IN a position % pay any more or
IN. back dividends 7 hold thirty-hve
shares % The common and twenty I've OF
The preferred. purchased a. SIS anf 40
share respectively did not make ne
original Investment and would appreciate
your advice about holding of selling ~ this
time M O. 5.
Answer-we see no reason for max
ing an exchange In International Mer-
camille Marine stocks AZ the present
time. The company has passed through
period Of serious depression. but all
indications point 20 a recovery an inc
shipping industry. and u Is reasonable
20 suppose that this company viii par
ticirnte with others In any improve
ment. The preferred ~ reasonably
good investment for n person in a posi-
ton 10 watch earnings. and u may be
that when the compary's funds are
transferred from England % this
country a part, II not All. OF accumu-
lated dividends on this stock VIII DC
paid. The common stock II, OF course
speculative, since no divicends are
being paid a. present. Whether you
should continue 20 hold this IN the
expectation Of further price advance
il personal question FOR you alone
70 decide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

Chicago. Burlington & Qmrcy -. of
1855: Chfraoo Norftussfern Sc. o. 1851.
Men York Central. Lake SHORE col'G'-
erai So. II 1905. A'chisoH. Topeka &
santa Fe general o.. Of 1925. Group 2.
b,sir,ss r-en's bords. Inierborough
RAPID Transit So. Men York Central
d(bcrfure o.. ~ 1885. Buffalo General
Elscf-i- g.. Detroit Edison ~. Nsu YORK
Tsiephone Co. Southern Pacific correrf-
ibie So. 81 1851. Chssops0kc & Ohio con
rerfibie 81. n 1915. Group =. iigh grade
sf0cks. t'rif'i New JrrsrY Railroad md
Canal Company guaranteed. Morris a
EffeE cuarcr'sed Prisburgh, Fort
W0vre & J1ctrou guaranteed, ORION
Pacific pvsfrrred. Chicago & Nor'hwff'-
crn preferred. Nc'r York 4 Haricrf pre-
ferved. Group :. bnsiress r1en's s'oek'.
Liggcn & Mpers preferred. National
surety Company. Ckase National Bank.
American TCiSphors and Telegraph.
Afrfi,or. Topeka & Santa r. preferred,
Nsu York Central. Norfolk & WesferH
preferred. Wahl Company General Cigar
Company. Group s. frsf mortgage on
real csia'e. Group r. dSfcrrcd drrW-
fi,s. ircors beginning ~ oGc ~ sir'y.
Group :. life iHsnraHce. n. II. X.
Answer-We take great pleasure In
printing your letter In a conspicuous
position Tor 'hc reason that b. contains
some good thoughts that should provide
inspiration Tor small investors You
have built up an exceptionally strong
investment with nothing but grit and
determination az initial working capital,
and you are 20 bc congratulated FOR
having done 50 In the face 81 so many
obstacles. The only comment We have
20 make il on the score OF insufficient
liberalization as 20 industries. You
have a large percentage o. your money
in railroad stocks ard bonds. but this Is
something which can he corrected as
WI cnrtlrnn 70 accumulate anrurlfLrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Investment Information
Exchanging Liberty Bonds

Question would highly apprseiA',
your adtlce on The following matier
may say I regard your Investment inief.
nation column the very b~sf thinF for
people Ike me printed IN New orr
possess 81 fhe present moment isu' w,
~ Liberty bonds bought aufins 80 ,-ss
In ne savings bank Through ,usg-si'ohs
in your paper ! recently confrflel ny
ylctorys into 81 900 bond of ihe ,an a
dian Northern - maturing - iste Mogp
vrffh the AID ~ - much more - n~e~ssafg
from me savings henA. by ~ s, ~.
ssI.s French psnlsh ~ beis.sn spa..n
mentsf Argentine - maturing hfe yesN
hence. seem fairly good, bur ] Ni,l Eant
follow your advice should Jop ~ "'"'
enough 10 rcpij IT. j.
Answer-we canno, bring ourselves
to the point Of suggesting the sale OF
Liberty bonds. or other long term gov
eminent securities. simply to obtain
g-,,..r income. We feel that Is a
nerssnal question which each holder
should decide for himself In cHehang-
INC Liberty bonds FOR other securities
even the high grade foreign bonds
YOU mention-you would be saerihcing
an element Of safety. II you feel you
would prcfcr larger leone 20 greater
safety. We see no reason why me 81
change 20 a good foreign government
hord r,ivh, not be made The Queens
land r. and Swiss ard Danish eonsoii-
dated IS arc among the best foreign
bonds. Argentine r. also RANK nlgn'
but arc comparatively fhort term
obligation. Switzerland s. are eaIaDie
A. los In 1880 and the Danish eonsoii-
dated loar mag be redeemed A. wa
lin 1926. These features should ne tah,
en- into eonsidcra'ion, for holders OF
these bonds may be called on 20 rem
YES, their funds a, unfavoraoie 'ihe
Queensland Is are non-callable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

an giving you herewith statement
Of me various groups. embracing the
roriefy Of ny inresinents which here
r,rfio-cd. a. foiioics. Each group roio
represenfs roughly about 5000.
oirc these items and he hfioTy
,rbirL affaehss 10 ny rnrlicr Efforts. MOI
oriy for any possiblr suggesiior' rhien
Won NAV make. BIT also 70 eridsnce OBJ
,ray a. Last 70 some trt0 AZ yet have
oSopfed 10 particular or sVfieriafie pro-
oron Of sarirgs end inrcsimeri. fhdf
nth real ptspose 0Hd q real objective
On fbe mart Of n pourg pcrsoH wtofe
,.,sion orsirs a. iia rors dSepsns. ficrS
IL an opportunity IN fhis country o.
o,,ys Tor derei0pmsnf ord for fourd
,rorisiou for older pe1rs. such ~ Truly
49,. o,rs ne iard of milk aud honey.
J feet that any pers0n 0ircs n 20 himsfV
20 do fhis. 20 me erter' ~ No coiHif'
ard. barirg ochisrsd ~. fkcwiff 70 40
wbaf IL possible IN helping foirera ne
bef,cr,nent 81 ether people rho are
striving Alright. q,
Ard 20. another vision which had
eariy ia ne looms up; namely. 70 -e-
tire from active basirsss and -eTe
ptoney making A. me age ~ fffy-hre.
4, - Ekeip 70 become reality soon, a.
Der NJ program. hope then 20 dsroie
ne -errairacr Of ny life 70 cid'ura' and
bsr,fcrrt ir'crcs's. end thus, perhaps,
,ridcree BIZ b. force of ercmpie hat.
Bo,rerrr much q man should sfrlr- for
material ,nears during tbe productive
psriod o. his rfe. - r. not yell
fbaf this b. done erclpsireig throughout
he. lest az his sofc deposit bor groic'
iargrr his h,od becomes mailer ard his
ricfory becomes his defeat.
The list. Group !. high orode bonds
fret. secoud. third and fourth Liberty
Loqr. Tnifed Ncu Jerscy Railroad and
Canal Company si5s. ~ 1851; MorT7.s
& Esscr si7s. o. s00o; Central haii-
road Of Ncie Jersey s per cent 1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Started Investment With % Gents

cu,,,n-Wh,r a. youth foreign boH landed on these 'Aor'' "''
Of inst'on' But from me WY ~
m ,moorou os fired belief 81 per"eHf "orF hoT
a,d 70 an equally persistent program WoHd cradle eve" sue" a.
o ahead
rt.L 49, r-. a. st ,m, could dcsigHoici pay =
furnish msdm Of some nf't '00 ana
cents wert regiousy hidden place IN ne trunk H"" y ~ 'S
royoh 70 s rawlings the fr', MEDIUM for small 'a'r0
mary people Of moderate mans 49,.
4, acquired only working knidgs language but also or
broader -busnr-my program broored 'omerhat HH f0B
,s rather definite ssfs rcmsHt n included Of
opportunities Of orr sort aHos
,1rnsd uissome oAut'
Fundamental irre'ime program ~as
High grade rem'ni BONDS
Bnsnes stocks BnHe'' mems foeSf o. "ee
-uorieaees 4. Anntnies =. Life inFrraHr
tn. lat should have been mentioned fret for "a'
roro M re, nrimeris perhaps ne 'st"aory
furHeS inrssiHH~' but
,oro an estate long had into being
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

Questions Of general inisrest 10 IN
vesfors wiu Be onswered in this col.
unn. IN wkich case only initials vii
Be used. Ofhors icill BE- answered ~
naiL. Address all inquiries. iHclo'-
ing q stamped. addrssssd envelope, 70
Financial Editor. The Tribnns, is1
Nassau Street. Nci0 YOrk City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

o,...,orr An young college IN
sfrurfor who r. dearous NJ ln.".iinh =
surplus IN stocks Or bondr ma 80.
Weld between 3 and per cent YIN 20.
.o-.hi. .as.fv Would sou ~ Lind enourn
10 feu me- what you think - ihH foii""ins
us ~ bonds which now hoia ~
g-sat Northern - ono Diamond "a n
-. IN. French Government ~ ono hrll
reierhon~ Of pennsyivaniA - ana one ~
Louis 4 san Franci-co q an -
thinking % on each Of The foNo~lne
Chicago Eastern Illinois 81. on kinE
d0-n ~ pelrlum s. ten shares ~ Afchi'on
preferred. ten shares or American l,F ~
ferrct and twenty shares American si"fl
INK and Rehnine prficrIra. 20 80
rhrd 20 invest IN preferred stocks ie'i
mas ~ ia rlsk 20 buy common STOCKS On
margin. but could not convince nlr'i. y.
am zeal danger ~ one confines hiinfei 70
80 800. sforh. orIv Please Be good
erogFh ~ give your valued opinion On Tbs
maffer-F. ". u.
Answcr-Your present holdings, al
though OF good quality, may need re-
vision, while the securities you con
template purchasing arc suitable Tor
vour purpose, In our opinion. The Bell
Telephone Of Pennsylvania ~ SUD
iect 10 call on suitable notice a. lO' =
and il now selling az about that prlce.
Although We have no means Of know
inc whether the company may decide
~ redeem the issue, u Is apparent
that investors will hesitate 20 pay
price much higher ~ long ns the IN
certainty OF redemption remains. Al
most The same situation holds true
for Diamond Match 7izs, which be-
come callable in little more than n
wear hence. II greater permsneney IS
desired, It might be well 70 consider
exchanges for these two bonds before
thew are called. Dutch East Indies 6s,
1852. non-callable 20 1882; Grand
Trunk Railway S.. 1895, non-eallable'
or illinois Central Gus, 1896, non
callable. would be satisfactory sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
British Prices Increase

LONDON. April II (By NAN, !. b
the hrst time since prices began "
in che spring Of 1920, the eo. .., .
Trade index figure shows an inerssss,,,,
the general level Of wholes,s -
A rise Of o.5 per cent In April, = ~
pared with March, oeevrls.,, 90
mainly 70 the higher prices fot -
OF food other than cereals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
Will Urge Trade With Russia

CHICAGO. June A resolution in
structing delegates from the Chicago
Federation Of Labor 20 the convention
Of the American Federation OF Labor
20 urge the resumtion Of trade with
Russia vas adopted to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

Waiting FOR stocks TO Tome h@eA
o,..,io,-r own twenty shares n cerro
AZ Pasco COPPER Tor which ! paia $500
share and Nffv shares % United F~iail
csrdv. for which paid SIC share, ana
have been holding these siocN for =
wear or more now. hoping that ihey NoHtu
could eel out and set my money hach
7 -, s-ord 10 hold on 90 these siocR
longer II there if "a chance or theIn -''ns
up. and would appreeiAie 521'. .1,'s,n's
10 seu now would sou kindly ohtr soine
.vrgestions 90 90 che best way 20 MAKE
UP my losses &C. % j.
Answer-we find it unsatisfactory
at best 10 attempt 70 offer suggestions
70 holders OF speculative stocks who
are endsavoring 10 make changes that
will recogp their losses. Even the best
informed and most nimble traders
often make mistakes, and We doubt
whether we would be more successful.
All we can hope 20 do Is 20 point OUT
general facts that may help you 20
decide your proper course. since the
stocks you hold pay no DIVIDENDS you
are receiving no income from your
capital. Your problem, then, Is 20 de-
eide whether Il will be more advan-
tageous for you 20 take your losses
row and reinvest in an income bearing
security OF hold on in expectation OF
a priee recovery that would enable you
70 recoup your loss. SO far as Cerro
Dc Pasco il concerned Il may be said
that the outlook for copper companies
In general has improved IN recent
months. but whether this situation has
been fully discounted in the price Of
tbe stock is a question FOR you 70 de-
eide. United Retail Candy has come
through trying period and apparently
Is doing better. but until the company
Is In a position 20 pay dividends on
rs stock this security can be regarded
as Only speculative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05
General Motors

ou.rirn-I notice IN he 'ransn-'iors IN
Listed stocks yesterday General Motors Is
quoted a. follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

Four tuIl columns Of in.
resfmeni questions and an
ueers tell be published in
The Tribune erery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column sriii appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-06-05

"Vereeuigins ter behartigins van De
belansen van houders van pereenh
lie Hypo,hecaire Coud Obligation,
Leening 1890. ten laste der Missouri,
Ksnsas & Texas Railway Company"
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-11-03
KNOW GEOGRAPHY OF MOON
sphere Has Been So Mapped and
Photographed That Astronomers
Are Conversant With II.

So carefully has the visible moon
been mapped and photographed that
Sir Robert Ball has said, "Astrono-
mers know the surface of the moon
better than geographers know the
interior of Africa" Every spot on
the face of the moon which is as
large as an English parish has been
mapped, and all the more important
obieCts have been named" This ap-
plies to only one-half of the moons
surface. Of the other we know
nothing. The moons surface is rich
ly covered with markings, the
largest of which are great dark
spaces which may be seen with the
naked eye. The shadows thrown by
the mountains of the moon are very
dense and sharp because the moon
has no air. BY means of the shad-
ows thgoWn the height of the peaks
on the moon have been measured.
Some of the craters are more than
90 miles wide; some have walls, TO-
900 feet high,
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-11-03
REsrRY MOVEMENT
GIVEN GREAT IMPETUS

the contract entered into by the
Department OF Conservation and the
Great Southern Lumber Company,
setting aside $4,000 acres of cut-over
land in Washington parish for refor-
estation, Is a great forward move
ment in forestry, and distinct tri-
umph for the policy adopted years
ago by Commissioner Alexander.
When that official entered into the
I first contract. of this kind with the
aUrania Lumber Company in 1913, his
friends told him he was committing
political suicide, for the plan was Ger.
/. tain to arouse bitter opposition be-
fcause It involved the fixed assess
-rnent of the land for long term of
years. But Mr.. Alexander knew, the
timber Of the State could be renewed
under no other process, and he bold
fy took the action.
What followed is well known. The
reserve at Urania became a mecca
for forest conservationists through
out the country, and the action of
Louisiana, the first of the kind, was
generally endorsed by every section
of the United States. The opposi-
stion strong at first, passed away with
the years, and the contract with the
Great Southern not only aroused no
opposition, but went through without
a dissenting voice. The foresight OF
Commissioner Alexander had been
put TO the test and found to be the
saferand sane policy for the State to
adopt. The plan is equally beneficial
to the State at large and to the land
owners. Reforestation is absolutely
necessary IL the people of the State
ere not to he left at the mercy Of
lumbermen at far distant points for
their building material, and to exces.
sive freight charges from the States
OF Washington and Oregon. The land
owners cannot afford to wait without
revenue for 4 crop for from fifteen
to forty years il taxes are to be ele-
waited with the annual growth OF tim
Der, and without a contract protect
ing them they would not attempt to
reforest cutoyer areas-territory I'M
suited to agriculture and of no eco
nomic value except for the growth 81
trees. g
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1922-11-03
DESCRIBING IT

Little Jack had just seen and
heard goat for the first time. The
next day in school when the teacher
asked for composition describing
some animal, Jack decided to write
about the goat. This is the compo-
sition he wrote: ~ -
"The goat is a animal about the
same size as big dog. It has a hat
rack on his head and a auto horn
somewhere inside. He had whiskes
like Uncle William and his ears wig
gle when he chews, just like my
cousin"