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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02

Top to bottom, Wesley Barry, Sun
shine Sammy Morrison, his sister
Florence Morrison and Gordon
Griffith.
May / present the famous four
from "Penrod." The well-known
freckles is to play Penrod, the Nor
risons will play Herman and Verman
and Gordon Griffith plays one Of Pen
rods friends of the "deteckative
agacy." Each of these youngsters is
a film star in his own right.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-01-02
WHAT THEY'RE DOING.

Carol Dempster is making personal
appearances in Montreal with Dream
Street." the picture in which she has
the principal part. Miss Dempster
has signed a contract to play the lead
ing role in Sherlock Holmes No.
not Sherlock himself. but the leading
feminine role.
Carmel Myers, that girl with the
wondrous smile. is enjoying a good
vacation after her strenuous work in
the Vitagraph serial.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-30
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
sopnrE LicHTESsTskrE. plaintin. against
MORRIS LICHTENSTEfN. Defendant.
Summons. Action for Absolute Divorce.
Trial desired in New York County.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
aver the complaint In this action and to
serve copy Of your answer, or, IL the COM
plafnt In not served with this summons, to
serve notice of appearance on the plain
tihs attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons. exclusive OF tho
day Of service. In case OF your failure TO
appear or answer. Judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded In the com plant.
Dated. New York City. September 2sth,
1922. MOSES n HOENIG.
Attorney for Plaintiff. ONCE ana r. O.
Address. Beekman Street. New York
City.
DANT: M
The foregoing summons 10 served upon
you by publication pursuant 10 an order
ce Hon. fsidor waaseryoRel. q Justice OF
tho Supreme Court Of the State OF New
York, dated the 29tn day of September
1852, and flied with tho complaint In the
Office of the Clerk OF the County OF New
York. at the County Court House in the
Borough OF Manhattan, City. County and
State OF New York
Dated. New York City October Goth
1899. MOSES A. HOENIG.
& "a AttcTney for Plaintifs. Once and r. O.
address,, Beekrnan Street Borough b
81 Man2aAttAn. New York City.
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Aenora Sparkes Pleases
Hearers in Song Recital
Provides Diversion With Nurs.
cry Rhymes; francesca Cuce
Gives Brief Prourayu

No vocal feats were performed hv
Lenora Sparkes yesterday at the Town
Hall, but the metropolitan soprano
gave her hearers generally agreeable
afternoon with program Of tha
familiar composition and order. rta1-
ian, French. German and Enclish
songs; but w olf~Ferrari took the mace a.
the usual older Italian initial numhers.
~ times, III the French songs by Andre
sCaplet. and Ravel, for instance, her
lower tones seemed veiied; her higher
noses were generally better and came
out well in Wolf -Ferrari's 20 81 che
non sapeva sospirare" and the Brahms
songs.
A diversion was provided in four
pafodies by Herbert Hughes, nursery
rhymes with an ircongruous, elaborate
setting, in which the COMPOSER nd.
mitted certain quotations hardly dis
guised." the most obvious being near
5ach fngue as prelude to Mother
Goose tale. Here Nine. Sparkes was
expressive but through her counte-
nance and manner rather than by her
singing.
another soprano. Francesca Cuce.
sang IN 3hc evening with all unusually
tDTief program, taking little over on
hour: modefn songs by Delibes. Res
g'Ehl, Massenet and others in italian.
French and English. seventeenth and
elghteenth century numbers and two
Puccini aria9. Her voice, Until her
est group. seemed small in volume ard
metallic IN, tinhre, but some Of This
.ay nave been owing to nervousness.
Tor, IN the closing arias from "NIanon
bescaut' and Butterfly" it gained
considerably in power with high notes
OF increased clearness. though still
rather metallic. Louise Lindner and
Susan Williams were, respectively, the
afternoon and evening accompanists.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-30
Ruffo Heard i'm Benefit
Miss fvonnc d'Arie, Soprano,
Shares Honors Will, Basso

"A good time was had by all'' might
be said Of Titta Rufo's concert at
the Hippodrome yesterday evening for
the benefit Of the Bronx HOSPITAL.
while the watchword seemed to be
Figaro" with constant xoars from
the. galleries until Mr.. Rufro yielded
and sang Largo al Factotum," and
louder roars of approval after that.
The "Pagllacci" prologue and arias
from LA Favorita" and Rubinstein's
Demon" were his scheduled numbers.
but he was generous with encores. His
voice was not perfect; there was fre-
arentiy an obvious roughness, but it
was undeniably powerful, and both he
and the galleries seemed mutually
pleased
Yvonne dArle, soprano, displayed a
generally strong and clear voice,
though it also was not always smooth.
in 81 duet from "Thais" with Mr..
Ruffo, an aria from "L'Oracolo" and
shorter numbers. Alberto Sciaretti.
pianist. showed dcxterity in his brief
appearance. All won the favor Of an
unusually informal, vociferous au-
dience,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-30
Baby Parade 10 Feature
Nathan Ssraus Campaign
lnfants With Mothers Led by
Children's Band VIII Form
Broadway Procession

An event unique in political cam
paisns--a baby paradewill wind UP
the campaign for reelection of Sena-
tor Nathan Straus jr.
The parade will start Saturday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock from Straus head
quarters, Broadway and Sixty seventh
Street. and march up Broadway to
Straus Park, at 105th Street and
Broadway
The parade will be led by chill
dren's band Of more than 100 pieces.
The parsding, youngsters, accompanied
by their mothers or nurses, will ride
in automobiles, taxicabs and trucks.
The vehicles will be adorned with
flags and legends, the latter giving the
reasons for the unique parade in q
political candidates hono..
The parade had its inception ct a
meeting of mothers in the 18th Sena-
torial District last week. which was
held at 25l0 Broadway, the headeuar-
ters of the Women's Committee of IN
dependent Voters.
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The Stage Door

John Golden will present Seventh
Tsa, asaYen mt, 70 the pubic tonight ss the
performance last night.
Sit; Characters in Search Of an Author"
viii open at the Princess The ter to might.
Brock Pemoerton has decided to limit the
engagement ss M en-, to four weess He says also
that no WIN restrict attendance, as far as
possible. to the adult minded.
comes to the Lyric Thcater TO -night.
formanae after the ss, regular ianfn showsar per-
William Fox oifcrs THE Town That God
Forget" at the Astor Theater this evening.
Girl in the Circle" with Tom Howard and
SAN; Fields in the leading roles. beginning
to-day
Tho public premiere OF 'The '4sers'' will
take place at the Punch and Judy Theater
on Tuesday night. November T.
Hospitality will replace "aalvaloca"
at the Equity Forty-eighth Street Theater
on Monday evening. Neyember 70. Louise
the cast of Hospitality.
The Shuberts have chosen Joseph sien-
ID The third special company Of blossom
Time which is now being organized
A new bill of four one-act plays viii be
presented next Monday evening at the
Threshold Playhouse.
BENJAMIN Kauser. Mary Donnelly. VIC
tor Hamraond and Roland Twombly are
to appear in Crowns" which will come
to the Proyincetown Theater next week.
'eThe Little Kangaroo. has been selected
for the title of the musical comedy In
which James r. Powers Is 10 appear. II
will open In Stamford on November 81
and Is due In New York on December IL.
Roy Gaisti and Eleanor Daniels are to be
in the cast.
william Harris 3r is casting Society
by f.oarao Hamilton. Mr. Hamilton Is
making drasnatie version of HE novel.
The Rustic OF sts.i.
Charles Dillingham; hag engaged conn
plsto unaerstudy cast Sor L0yaltfss at
the daisty Thsatsr.
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sURROGATEs. NOTICES

ENos AMoe Pin pursuance OF ar Sr6es
Of Aon9sRAie John r. Cohalan, Sure.
gate of the Ccvnty Of New York, notice ie
hereby gwen 70 Ali persons having clatnne
aFainst Amos y. Nno. late cf the ceunty
ct New XuSk. deceased, TO present the
aas1.s. With vcuchers thorecf. 10 the Sub
ness ~ the, cflce Of his 9ttorney. Hsnry
dsVoss.t Baldwin, rs Brcsdwey. Ia ths
Borough of Manhattan, City Of New York.
Dated New Yarf, the 5sth day 81 June
HENRY eeFCREET BALDWfN Atfosnsy
fer Executor, 26 Broadway, Borough ~
AAohsstsns City Of Nsy York.
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Frieda Hesnpel Returning

Frieda Hempel, who has been sing
ing in London, is returning on the
Olympic, due to arrive tomorrow. For
the lrst trip in eight years the prima
donna is minus Pitti, her prize-win-
ming italian spitz. that died this fall
in Switzerland. Miss Hempel will de-
part at once for Montreal to sing with
the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Her
coming tour includes more than fifty
Jenny Lind concerts.
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SURROGATES, NOTTf.Es

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or HON.
Of oTas's rss aos.s JoMN E coHALAN. . s,,sreEsss
againnst Inst g Butler Smith, late OF the County
sans sew With uoucsss aSeased ,sars se tbs
scribers at their place OF traflsacting btssi.s
ness. At the once OF Abbesiy & Bryas,
the Borough of Manhattan. IN 'tfS the S1 ciss Il y
New York. State OF New York. on or be.
Dated. New York. the 10th day Of july.
LOUISE e. SMITH.
CLARENCE Il. FULLER.
FARMERS LOAN & TRUST Co.
ABBERLY e gRYpE. Attornsvse nmseSaofs. Si,o :.
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Dated. New York. ths losn day os .su,,
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New York, State Of New York. on or beforx
the 1Sth day OF December. 7ss2
June 1922. = -. 1s "
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bc he'll before he is sure that i !. .t.h..
60 marry your Leatrice Joy is All, inns ~
joy for ever, ~ sos - ssan Q
Ihe .s. overture is che aMerry W;ves
o. indsor." Danny Deayerr ID
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These will be reviewed to-mnrrow. 4.
me kialte THE Impossible Mrs. Bel-
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l. ". 81.
ss27 7th ave, n. Z. g. 2427 7th ave. N. r q.
1853 Fairmont pl., N.Y.C.l3 w. 10th st. n r C..
lla - Sunolk St, n. Z. CIl75 e. Broadway, N.YC
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ava ~ 80 90 aVss ~ < - 1855 Rroadway, M Y. C.
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an ao8 W. rlsl ST., N T. C. l874 Broadway, ". x. C..
@ea ~; Washhston ave.,lll23 Broadway, N. Y. G..
"a W. 1s5th st" N. z. c. ls4 W. 1s5th st.. NJ Y. c.
l2s f. 10th St, ". Y. C.. IT'S n. Broadway. MIC.
1si p. Broadway, N.YCl.T6 2. Broadway, NC.
"a w. 111th st., N. Y. c. ll63 B. Broadway, N.Y.C
240 w. 18th ST., N Y. C.|24o W. 18th ST., IN. Y. G.
525 w. Attn ST., N. X. c. 1877 w. 4fth ST.. n. X G..
PIG Sd ave- N. Y. c. World Building. MY. G.
lag Amsterdam ave. Las Amsterdam ave-,
n. &c. NJ Z. C.
31b e. 115th ST., ". Y. C.ls15 b. 115th ST.. NJ Y. C.
S2i Amsterdam ave. !s24 Amsterdam ave-.
n. r. G. NJ Y. c..
is King ST. N. Y. G. Union st., N. y. C.
1900 7th ave, N. y. C. 1895 Broadway, n. Y. G..
- st. Lule's pl., NY C.l3 w. 10th st., n, Y. C.
1886 Broadway, N Y. C.l3136 Broadway, NJ. Y. G..
1913 E 57th st., N. Y. C.i3l9 H. 57th st., N. Y. c..
~ E. 96th st, N 7. C. az ID. 96th st., N. 7. C..
|4O3 u. sd ST., N. X. C.I23I r. 14th st., N. z. c..
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Isi E. eth ST., N. Y. C. |61 Il. 9th St. N. =. C.
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l7s w. ls1st st.. N. Y. CHS W. ls1st st.. Ny. c.
ls77 w. 2o4th St, NJ cI I4sss Broadway. n. Y. G..
1ises Cd ave. N Y. q. iass sd ave-. N. n.
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PLACE OF BUSINESS
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city = Fall Schenectady
Mnnicipai Bldg. N. Y. c.
City Hall, Troy. N. T.
Lyons, N. Y.
Erie County Bank Bldg.
Buffalo, N. \.
II s,euben st-. Albany,
Municipal Bldg. N.Y.c.
81 Chambers st.. N.r.c.
81 Chambers st.. N.Y.c.
sss Broadway. N.Y.c.
800 Mulberry st.. N.Y.c.
Municipal Bldg.. N.Y.c.
50 Tr.nkiin St. N.Y.c.
1877 %. 22d at, N.Y.C.
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OFFICE TO BE.
FgLLED
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Representative
In Congress,
0tk District /.
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III unian ~. n. Z. G.
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OFFICE no BE
FILLED
NAME OF
CANDIDATE
lAifred r.. Smith
Governor .......
Lieutenant Gov
ernor -.
Secretary of State

Governor ...... IAifred e. Smith. =.
Lieutenant Gov
ernor George r. Lunn .
Secretary of state James A. Hamilton.
ro,,,rtro,,.r James W. Fleming.
Treasurer George K. Shuler. :.
Attorney General. Carr sherman ....
State Engiaeer
and Surveyor. Dwight 3. LaDu. :. 4. :.
United States
Senator ...... ]. Royal S. Copeland. .
Justices OF the Irving Lehman. !.
Supreme Court, Edward J. McGold-
n,.tr,rt 70. 1ua'ciai william Harman
BLACK .........
Justice Of the ~, m.o
City Court.
e John p. o'Brien.
Judges of the
sraI Sessions. Cornelius #. Collins.
REPRESENTA-
TIVES IN
CONGRESS.
i1th District -. Daniel J. Riordan.. ;.
1874 District. Samuel Diokstein -.
18th District. iChrls.opher u.
14th District. 49,. suilyah .......
18th District. IS. 1,an
10th District. =. ~ po,,,-,,o Tnai,-a ;, :
nth District. |IJerf,,anA Nat
18th District. ~. Iohn r Carew
ieth District. -. Samuel Marx
Goth District. :. Henry Frank
.lst District Royal II. Weller.
22d District. -. Anthony j. Griffin.
STATE
SEN NAToR.
18TH District..,.. James J. Walker.
18th Distriet.... Ellwood NJ. Rabenold
18th District. Bernard Downing
lbth District. Nathan Straus jr. .
18TH District..,. Thomas i. Sheridan.
18th District. !. Meyer Levy
18th District. Salvatore A. Gothic.
18th District. -. Duncan T. O'Brien.
goth District. :. Michael e. Reiburr
Justice Of the
Municipal Court,
I'd District ...... Lester Lazarus -.
MEMBERS OF
THE ASSEMBLY,
LIST District. 49,. ifseter j. Hamill -.
I'd District. lFrank II. Galgano.
90 District. Thomas It. Burchill.
.n district ..... Samuel Mandelbaum
c.ii 81, District.... lGharies %. Donahue
~ ~ District.-.. Morris Weinfeld -.
'th bistric1...p Joseph a. Nc
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ELECTION NOTICE
RKGH1RITI0N PARTY
RESIDENCE.

80 Riyersids Drive. n,
T., c.
2s Linden ev.. Middle
town. NJ r.
137 Academy st., Poagh-
keepsie, ~. Y.
5 Walnut st., Bata via
T2S Seventh st.. Ni&gsrs
Fails, ~. T.
e7e Euclid av.. EIniTa,
NJ. Y.
Darrow rd., Sohcnec-
tady, N. z.
23I Washington ST.,
PeekskiIl. N. Y,
s4s W. 147th st. N. z. c.
% = Riverside i Drive. \.
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JOHN II. yooRHls.
CHARLES e. HEYDT.
JAMES KANE,
JACOB A. LIVINGSTON,
commissioners OF Eiecttona
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szs w. is5th ST.. ". Z. c.
4 VI. losth st. N. Y. G.
80 Sutton pl.. n. 7. c.
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John Golden will present Seventh
Heaven to the public tonight Mt the
Booth Theater. There was an invitation
performance last night.
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STATE
SENATOR.
18th District.
I3til District 80.
9Th District.
18th District.
10th District
18th District.
18Th District. 49,.
1 9th District.
goth District.
Justice of tho
NJ nnicipal Court.
I'd District -. =.
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NAME OF CANDI-
DATE.

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