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New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Ask Receiver for Tire Ca.

Arthur Nj. Kard, Of East Orange,
y. j., and twenty-five other stock
holders of the Old Hickory Tire Com
soany, yesterday applied to Judge Lynch
in the District Court. in Newark, for
appointment of an equity receiver to
take charge of the assets Of that con-
Germ. The stockholders further asked
the court to grant an injunction re-
straining the tire company from fur
ther sales OF the stock Of the corr.
pany. Judge Lynch signed an order
directing the officers of the tire com
pany 20 show cause November 20 why
the applications should not be granted
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
South Porto Rico SMEAR

j.. The report of the South Porto Rico
sugar Company for the year ended
September 80, 1922, showed deficit
OF S1,212,214 after interest, taxes and
depreciation, compared with q surplus
OF s44e,44s earned on the s11, ,205.600
common stock in the previous wear.
PRESIDENT Dillingham; told the stock
holders that despite prospects for an
other short crop in 1923 he expected
the company would earn its bond in
terest, with something over.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
ShelI.IInion Oil Elects

Directors of The She'll Union OIL
Company, ut meeting yesterday,
ected Sir Henri Detsrding, of Lon
don, president. Sir Henri is managing
director of the Roysl Dutch Shell Com
pany. In addition, FIVE of the leading
intarests in the Royal Dutch board
were elected to the She'll Union board,
inc uding j. B. A. Kessler. Alexander
Mackay, Dr.. August Phillips, the Hon.
Walter II. Samuel and Sir Robert
Wa,ey-Cohen. The production Of crude
oil of the She'll Union at the present
time is approximately $4,000 barrels a
Hay
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
New York Metal Market

Tin quiet; Straits quoted at 37(dl38c
Straits shipments, 3730@37.50c; stand
ard,. 37.26c, and 80 per cent, 37.12h a
standard spot, Nov. and Dec, 1S.25M
13.6214c, and electrolytic spot, Nov
and Dec, l3.So@1&c. Lead quiet; New
York spot, &c, and East St. Louie, 6.soc
bid. Zinc firm; New York spot, 7.5oc,
and East St. Louis spot, 705c bid.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
keystone Tire Has Deficit

The report of the keystone Tire and
Rubber Company for the six months
ended June 80, 1922, showed deficit,
of s16t,3s5 after taxes and Chargers
The income account for the six monthe
listeo net sales of s543 955, cost of saiea..ss
expenses, etc, s68s,oS1, interest ard
taxes $4,000, leaving net loss OF
sI72,2o6, plus other income of $40 s3t.y
Profit and loss deficit was S1,629,5f&,{
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Singer Mfg. Co. Lid. "Me,on,'

The Singer Manufacturing Company,
Ltd, located at Clydebank, Scotland
yesterday declared stock dividend of
90 10 per cent. No dividends have been
paid since 1917, for the reason that the
plant was taken over by the British
government for the manufactures al
aeroplane parts during the war. with
very little profit to the company. In
the latter part of 1919 the company
resumed making sewing machines.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Timken-Detroik Axle Co.
Declares Stock Dividend

DETROIT, Nov. "a stock dividend
of l5o per cent on common stock. pay
able December / on stock Of record
November 20, was announced to-day by
directors of the Timken- Detroit Axle
Company. The annual report of the
company for the year ending Decem-
ber i, 1921, showed common stock out
standing of $2,73S,7372T. No dividends
have been paid on the common stock
since early in 1924, when 2 per cent
In cash Was maid
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
BUSINESS Trouble s.

,oleich. Abraham and benjamin
Gleieh tLiberty Contracting
Hssten, Ia M--John waaa- .l
Harditi rdnfF Metals T. Iao and Thomas l7'7'
Haoer, Jacob-A. Rlinghoffer. -. 3,0ss. o,
Hnsnap, nsrnA.P Wm VIZ and Roiph Lack 90 >.
Havamayer. Steel Products CO, '''
=, inc-N Lansler & SONS. Inc. s47,s;
! Hurley, Catherine, and Peter Ca
Hefman, Msyer-p sSsr. is' pirci,hoad: '000'
John ss'' S HasatnI Corp = wesco his'''
Wire Gooda Co, Inc. .......... s4s.s;
Kobre. sarahNtl surety Co... a1e.ot
Keller Geo WI Benjamin ct
Kiddie, Regnar and Resnar The i'''''
ron tkiddle & Cos : Tubular
Kieinman. r h ael--colurnbia "''''
Casualty Co .................. SOC. OF
nue. OFFICES. Inc .............. 2,sso.ea
Lasses .ass Re- Rcland and Ew 81 cronblo 1885,
Lspln Loais--w Koeraer ...... SsS.si sss.s;
| Levy. Henry-Jos Musliner s. Co.
,ppincotts. deorse M-standiard ''''
Liys Wirs. Travellns Bag Corp.
/ Inc; and Irving shetbeT-Metro-
Miller Bros Syrup CO. 1nc-B'way
subway q Home BorouEhS Car
Adv Car Co. Inc. c.............. 5,440.Ss
Martin Hau,age Co, 1no---London
| Guarantee a Accident Co, Ltd. 5000
Mel Antonio, and NagEareno Ro-
Manchester iron Works. Inc =
Thos w Kiiey & Co. Inc .....- 1915
Munro. Alexander-~Western Tn
son Telegraph Co ............ 124.ts
ton Wood Heel CO, Inc. ....... ss4.s7
Nicoi, A--W w Rice Co..l... 490.QE
Nemours Trading Corp--A CoEts i.l19.s5
o'Neili, Maria--Interborough r
Co; costs ............... 1e8.s5
Elizabeth A--P NJ Lynn ........ s57.a
J. cand,s q g ssss-sses sss
Same Watson. n................ 1914
Phelps & Phelps Inc--tirolier
Craft Press Inc. nc.....,.......,.. 1914
Patton. Glen R--Arnold Hoffman
Roosevelt. VIM G---L G Simon. 1855
Rabbe. Gunnar-F Anderson,
Rysert, Arthur--F u vaushan.. 5is.1s s1s
Ray Mac Co Inc & Harry C. Mac
Cours---F A Tichenor. .. aa4.4s
Rogers, Louis T--Eldridge Co... sl6.3s
seldom, Jacob Oneida Cleaners
q Dyeral- l--Aniline sales Corp. s4s.s
stahl. Observation-Disclosures Co
well .................. 2.os2.s ss
Monschar Inc. ................ ssB.4s
Schwartz, Moritx Adniph
Schwartz 4 Jacob Mendlowitch
"A Jasons ................. s2ss4
Saunders, Alexander-B BayIis. eo77a
SchriefAr. Harry--W Faehndrich 43a.ls
Technical Products Co znc--R II
s j Cprcoran ................... ss7ao
same--Same ...,...,.... a84.6s
Takias. steTe-N Paliozzoio.... Sss4as
Taylor, Geo Y, pre's--H tjoldstein 3,54s.63
Upraann. Heriria!s and Albert eli
Uprnann Il Col---F $ Appiehy 3632s2S
Union Porcelain Works Inr-~Col-
gate co,s.................. 44i.1s
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Australia Requires New Invoices

p new form OF invoice and certiii-
cate for all goods except motor cars
and chassis will be required FOR en-
trance to Australia after January /.
1928. according TO M. B. Synan, local
representative OF the Australian De-
partment of Trade and Customs. The
new form is required with free goods
and goo0s subject to specific rates as
we'll as goods subject to ad valorem
rates. The forms may be obtained
from the departments local office, 44
Whitehall Street
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Calls Chinese Trade HopefuI

China is passing through severe
economic crisis at present, but hope
for an improved state Of affairs is held
out by Commercial Attache Julian Ar
mold of the American Legation in Pc
king, who arrived in San Francisco
Wednesday. Mr.. Arnold will proceed
to Washington after taking q short
vacation Il, California. Upon his ar
rival in Washington arrangements will
be made 80 have him visit cities inter
ested in trade with China, SO that
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Pure Oil Earnings

The report Of the Pure Oil Company
for the four months ended July 81,
1922, as submitted to the New York
Stock Exchange, showed net income OF
$3,273,046 after expenses, depreciation
and ordinary taxes. The income &C
count lists gross earnings of s23,o4S,-
dends Of $701,200 and common divi-
dends OF sl,2S9,76l, amounted to ST.
222 2n0n
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10

business men can get frst-hand infor-
nation about sales openings and con-
ditiona In that country. The foreign
service division of the Department OF
Commerce in Washington Ia now ar
ranging Mr.. Arnold's itinerary. Firms
Interested in the Chinese market can
arrange to confer with Mr.. Arnold by
addressing the division mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Resumes Preferred Dividend

Directors of the Consolidated Cigar
Corporation yesterday resumed the
payment Of dividends on the preferred
stock by the declaration of 8 quarterly
distribution OF ia per cent, payable
December to stockholders of record
November 20. The last previous pay
ment on the Issue was made on De-
ceniber /, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

NV" <pA SV0HIy
The FIRST name Is that OF the del
second that of the creditor and da
Judgment was filed:
Heroid. Sam--Brooklyn Poultry
Co; Sent Is. 1914.
1914 lvacatedl.
Breen. Patrick H-Mahawk Con-
densed MIX Co; May ls, 1917.
Block, Hulda-M M Stern; Feb 9.
1915 f-acats d).
Hecht, -Breitung g. Co.
Inc: July rs. 1922.
Hirschberger. Abraham-L P No
WICK ct al; Jan 81, 1923.
Frank. Julius, et ai--People, etc;
Dec s, 1921 tvacated)
Acklowitz, Phil. and Joe Cohen
Cameron. Rosaile De Clay
Thorpe. lac; Dec 90, 1921. ~.
Hecht. notwithstanding &. Co,
Inc; june 20. 1922..
Hscht, Rudolpb-Breitung & Co,
Inc; June 2S, 1e22....
Hargrave. Gordon j. A II
Mauisby; Oct 10, 1922 (vacated)
GuIna, Louis, and Ma tional Surety
t1o-peopie. etc; July 1s, 1917
tvacatedl .:........
Rensky. Joseph. and National
~ So-.SdHie, JaH lS, l3sS
lVdcBtGul ...,.......
Boyian, Frank. aad National Sur
ETY. Co---Same: Aug I, 1923
fvacated) ................
Northern g. Western Trading Corp
-Breitung g. Co, Inc, July 2s.
1879
Sane--Safne: June 2s, I922..
sasne-same; june 2s, 1sa3.....
Friend. solomon-Y Morris; May
IL, 1922.
Corn, Henry-S l. Horn; July 1,
lSle .......-.. ........i.s........
In Bronx County
Bernstein, Herfnan---S Adler: sfay
Friend. solonaon--y Morris. Oct
81. 1aa2. .......s.s. .s........
Saslae-Sanie; May IN. 1899
Marin. 1psepi, ] 3r--E 1 pu pons
PoWstst C9; MHreh 1S 1fi5.s.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10

ne lottOWlER JuueiuSHtS were Haeu yes
terday, the first name being that of shs
debtor:
American Garden Restaurant, inc
Federal Sign System Electric Sl.o65.29
Astone Carl Rosenberg et all. 1906
Arnsei, Nathan A---A Dorp ct al. 1eo.72
Broun. Clarcnee--Shapiro "a Arofi-
son, Inc...s... ...s.-.. EeS16
Belmont, Frances. and Peter Cap
arole--Penple, etc. 10000
dam Casualty co--peopie, etc. $4,000
Inc. -. - ,........... ...... 2assa
tan CO... s,s4s15
Cook yYfIIsam--R Brooks Co.. 20191
CIeyiuser, Joseph RE w Tuch 2,72S.37
Conne.l. Peter - Limpert Bros
Inc. .-i,.. ...-.s.. 1le'1s
nj Angels, Amando--De Rivas &
Harris Mfg Co $3.50
' & "a. .''. ........... .soi.sa
Dahlin. Robert---N Miracolo. 204-fs
psv,ns honse CO. Inc. Da..' s.ss7ss
'',t,. co. ......s... 80. 1857
Frank. Harold A ltsotharn Auto
ange)--Federal Sign Sys-
tenn Electric. ..e3s... 1890
Famous Waist Co. lnc--Fairehild
Fub Co... a,,...t,. lSe-19
Guadoifo Ignasia -~Colunbin Cas-
Gambifno, Tony.--s III ssesa ct al. l,5ss.s7
Grodofaky. Theedore--A zipkin a
ersra. s f aosert1 ii ssasiasiy sssi.sa ssi.sa
Gold, Lcuis--L II Rosenbanm y
n =. - sss y - q.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10

Folle, Ernest--Consoi!da.ed Leas-
Ing Corp. .ro sn
Van Hood, Tessie--People &c. 5ao 6o
Femfnestad, John-F Anderson.
,ysIsss sIsss r;s. ,,::;;.,..... lioss
1va,ns, rerty, second st Go Inc. ...... 1.24s.o5
a. s isluof~--W Cohen..... 531.T
So Sanio S ''''''..s ..s...'....... 5a9.<t
"eisoerger, Joseph schwarts
,ve,,, a. 49,. ................. s7o45
zimmerman, Jacob: Max RosoH
and William Tashman-,J Tel
man ct al ................... oaos5
III Bronx County
The first name is that OF the debtor.
Aircraft Furniture Co, Inc-~H
4oldstein .....-..,...... ssf541
Amsei, Nathan--A Dorb ct el ioo -
Dugo, Bernado-New York Teie-
n dt.t,1e paene co ;.,...;......... 22.as
Goiann ,eI, fsLA--L " lison. 25s.72
Held, Frida Ell. Il McCIure Saso
kehoe. CO Harkins ct al - ,sssS
Llppincott George H--standari
n .,i,,i1 s,in,npins supply Co... 42s.t1
Si,,',, 'e, ~'sAanoer a" Ford - 1890
Inssioner--O w NJ McDouEai 5,as
Scnneidermann, fIarry--F BIofin
sbss al MAJ: ,,,:.;...... 5sl.ss
furner Construction co........ 1907
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Telephone Bond Suitable

aDreE.
tsss :, hs-1 about two weeks viii
sats !. a;sse ~ 70 invest and would apnre-
sass hasa you would suggest several first
seala iss Tor me TO select. one. While
saa safss,, 70 get as high yield as
sonlaTssson. sonla NON. or course. with this i,qes idin.
sh6aia tane Liberty Bonds. but I thiaf,
Tie Il nss gel : higher return with sare.y.
q gou anN o. the first time have called
sadnessI I "a am obliged to you for your
Peassws,sar Either Bell Telephone of
Bali Tsssla Ta,s Is, l945. or Northwestern
soar n.ephone nms rs, 1941, would serve
sa5jsst pose, we believe. Both are
likeI;beassa . redemption at le71s, but the
seasidsyss OF their being called is NOT
seiI sssa ssn,ss Important at present. They
psuximssaaisaa l9I IL to ioS, to yield ap-
esy 6h per cent currently.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Bear Tractor Stock

cs,ssisa---I would gSssssiy appreciate
~ .osv os,'se BE- in q position to supply 10
= sssassrning sxssing the Bear TRACTOR CORPORA
sass .,ssS S ana common saarea, DO you
ffsssr i, 4 good Investment with a rsa.
sssss sssss srsghs prospect 9--F, NJ. @.
.sswsr Bear Tractors is the oper-
.,;.s 8 company for Bear Tractor Cor
.,slen. Tie latter company CON
.s ..,sed With the american British and
ss..sasassuring S. Company for the manu-
100 ~ :ts product up to the time
e sses,r manufacturing company went out
y y snsinsss. No report of earnings
!. 9 gsss Tractor Corporation is avail
: ss,s The dividend on its preferred
s.sst sas.. was deferred last June, al
.ssnyh .,sS Il il said that an amount sufsi-
Z. ssvss - ID nay tfsst dividend was set aside
I "a N Deesnbsr 5 full years dividend
Il ~ @sspeesed to be paid.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Bid and Asked

Following are the closing bid and
asked quotations of stocks listed on
the Stock Exchange IN which there
we're no transactions Yestsrdnv.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Inl,eStnieRt
Information

ro,,r tuH csiunsss OF i'm.
ss.s,,,ens questions and am
.ssrs ,eilI be published in
yse Tribune eUery Sunduy
"a Moaday. o. other days
,ns fall colunan sciu appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10

ssst,ss'osg ssstess @ Of general interest TO Sss-
van ~I oe ansleered IA this coi-
b ussd = %aaeh n., case only Initials wiI
asssl "a az, .l,sitsrs soiu be anssoeYed br
"a : aaaress all sssqaiyies. inetos.
F;aes Fss as.a,atped. addressed empelons so
Ssassss Sas &, Editor. The Tvibu,.s. iss
's.~-..-. ..rses, New FORK City.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Pennsy VS.. Callahan

sssxs.ssssuon--Being a daily reader OF your
os,ssa ntsintermatIon / wish to ask your
sSsrs. Ssa On the following. As 1 own 90
gsrS y, ~ callahan Zinc and as under
Nh hsy VIII start shipping about the
70 november, | was advised to sell
pp, 'a.ss s OF Pennsylvania Railroad and
rnor. ss.as sh INTO Callahan. as I could buy
q c,haabIes haaIes which would pay me better,
aiylssasskAa ] understand. paid $3.50 in
q rinsls the last five years previous to
Seass o.g isag OF the mines: also, would you
Il n ICY ass me know the financial standing
.''9 eoSnpany &C. L.
r.1Ias r.a1InassweF--Although the outlook for
ssasaI ,,aaah zlnc-Lead Company has i'm
s,ssea s,iaas with the advance in metal
ss.: ss.sss, which will permit profitable
asas afss,s'lonss We cannot regard with
u,;s your plan to exchange Pennsyl-
sna me Aa!lroad stock, which receives a
mys, ss, cent dividend, for a non dividend
ss sss saeh as Callahan Zinc-Lcad un-
RI. you are, willing to assume the
i ~ involved. You would certainly
In "ssSening your investment posi-
;s,s,nss sssgardiess of whether or not you
ns; s thened your speculative nosition.
,sassa ,usnas on Callahan since 1915
q sss s,a TO sl7.25 q share on the stock
sie par value. 0~~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10

Call loans against accsptances per
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Few Suggestions Necessary

cusstioYf--I would esteem Il great
fsspr if you would review the inclosed list
!, securities and let me have your valued
advice es to the advisabiiity of the sale OF
somst and purchase OF others to replace
sare am not in business and my sole
sceme Is dependent on inc1osed invest
Srsnts and my idea is to buy only gilt
sdss ssaff, as am perfectly satisfied with
4 fstase Of around per cent. The earlier
Sarshssss we're made many years ago when
hsstsd very much moro to the word
q tont salesman. OF late years your
caltrns have been OF great assistance and
sfeggsfe. The list: $4,000 New York and
cassus aas 1894; $1,000 Pacific Telephone
lat fsisysph, 1887; $4,000 International
aud sysas Ganhern equipment, 1893; 5000
sousssusss Bell Telephone and Telegraph.
issl. ;tsss Taylor-W Iron and
steal iAs; $500 American Telephone and
TsisgspA 1876; $1,000 America = Tobacco
yfssrsts 5000 United Kingd D. Of Great
Fdtsl I'D Ireland. 1897: s3."ve Pennsyl-
sass Mtfoad SO, 1853; sb,oes Atchieon,
f:5sss Santa Fe general Is, 1875; $4,000
Aiitis foast Line consolidated "a. 1859 i,
'tisq eaesa peake & Ohio consolidated SIS,
lNs 1900 Oregon Short Line. 1916; 5000
psdM Fruit equipment IS, 1892: $4,000
etn Northern Is, 1895: $1,000 Dominion
iEasada, 1852; $4,000 Canada Southern.
M 5000 New York Central. .2o13;
EHs Northern Pacific 6s,. so4s; $1,000
lssrsrcial Gable 4s, 1881; $4,000 Fidelity
;rtsfaatienal Trust Company, $4,000 Lib
s6 bonds, $1,000 Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Hs5i tttVU AttantlC ~ birmingham osi
lBt lnow in recsiVer's hands1.--J. u.
Answer-Your investment needs to
y corrected in only q few particulars
ID order to make the whole measure
Y to your gilt edged standard. Any
esligation of the international g. Great
Northern other than an equipment
rust would be speculative, but there
u an element of safety inherent in all
shipment obligations that gives this
Nricular issue a sound position, and
We dc not think 1t necessary to disturb
yaar Investment in this respect. 1t is
almost vain to hope that the Atlantic
I Birmingham 5s will ever regain the
lsyel at which you purchased them.
For this reason we believe it is only a
question of selecting the proper time
foy disposlng Of this issue in the cause
" safety. That decision, of course, is
sonething for which you will have to
take the responsibility, but we certainly
% not believe that his bond should be
neid permanently. The Brooklyn Rapid
1fsaat 6s are in somewhat the same
pessan, but the company has real
sarnlhg power, as demonstrated by the
gefiamances of recent months, and we
~ ast see the logic Of selling bond
aal mas been held through the period
~ Hlai' Ycur holdings of this security
s.e small In comparison with your in
s.ss.nehs asa whole and we feel, there
we, met you can afford to await a
AS's aaYantageous time for selling.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10
Judgments Filed
I'm New York County

The following Judgments were fIed yes
terday, the first name being that of the
New-York tribune., 1922-11-10

The FIRST name Is that OF the debtor ,ba
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-01-13
"CAPTIVES"
Hugh Walpole.
definitely

Hugh Walpole has definitely
taken his place among that small
group of young novelists to whom
we look for the best modern fc-
ton. The "Captives" is the most
ambitious work he has yet done,
a novel of power, beauty and de-
stinction. 1t is book to live in
and remember, the story of a man
and woman held in bondage by
social prejudice and a strange re-
lig Gus ideal.
Change your own popular fiction
for some you haven't read. One
family has given US six books, an
other ten, thereby putting them to
use. Bring them to the Commun-
ity Center Branch Library wher
you come to get books. The sue.
cess of this experiment depends
upon your patronage. Become one
of our borrowers.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-01-13

Attorney John Jenswold, Jr. of
Duluth is here today on business
with the district court. Mr.. Jens-
void is attorney for plaintiff in the
Veroga damage action now on.
The Night School faculty enter
tanned the pupils at the Auditorium
last evening with party wherein
lunch and dance played a pro-
minent part Guests of the even
ing were Judge Dancer and A. A.
Harrington. Both Joined in the
festivities and report a very pleas
ant evening. The arrangements
were in charge of Supt. White and
Miss Karlson of the Community
Center After a. program the Girl
Scout orchestra played and those
present danced and partook of
lunch.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-01-13
Burglars Caught.

Three young men were sent to
Duluth Tuesday to remain in the
Jail until the session of the grand
jury at Virginia. They We're taken
by the police while in the act of
robbing the soft drink parlor and
barber shop of Frank Church on
Central Avenue. Officers Pearson
and Chinn in their rounds Sunday
evening at about IL o'clock heard
suspicious sounds in the building
and upon investigation decided
there were burglars at work. They
secured the services of officer
Markovich and three were taken
from the building loaded with
cigars, cigarettes, candy and other
articles besides they had gone
through the till and had devided ur
the loot, amounting to about TIC
each. They were Matt Palolampi
Julius Nikola and John Pluth al
between the ages of Is and 81
years. They were taken before
Judge Zoretic Monday and saio
they were guilty and were at once
bound over to the grand jury, Of.
fcers Coffey and Pearson taking
them to Duluth Tuesday morning
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-01-13
Girl Scout Dinner.

Saturday, January 21, the Girl
Scouts will serve a dinner at the
Community Center to which every
one is invited and it is the earnest
request of the Scouts that as many
as possible will attend and partake
of the good things provided. The
dinner will be served beginning at
5 o'clock and will continue until
all are served. 25c will be the
charge. Following the dinner a
jitney dance will take place in the
assembly room for which music
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-01-13

will be furnished by the Girl Scout
Orchestra. The supplies for the
dinner will be donated by the mer-
chants of the city and the list OF
those who help out will be pub
lished next week. Don't forget,
Saturday evening at 5 o'clock at
the Community Center.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-01-13

Frank Kent arrived home from
st. Mary's Hospital in Duluth Fri
day and is recuperating from his
recent operation: He says he is
feeling fine, fact his many
friends are pleased to learn. Mrs.
Kent is still at the hospital doing
as nicely as can be expected con-
sidering the seriousness of the
operation she underwent.