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New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Trend Irregular
In Active Trade
On Curb Market
cleveland Motors Still a Fea.
ture Around Wednesdays
High; Glen Alden Coal
Gains, but Some Oils React

Although Cleveland Motors held
fairly steady and Glen Alden Coal
established new high for the wear
some of the oils ruled easier. and the
general trend in yesterdays trading
on the curb market was irregular.
Cleveland Motors absorbed considor-
able profit taking and lost small
traction. Glen Alden scored a gain Of
more than two points at 4s, while
Goodyear saggcd fractionally.
Cities Service common fell back and
standard OIL of Indiana eased off
trihe, but Kirby Petroleum was in
good demand on reports of increased
production in the Mexia field, whore it
is the leading independent Maracaibo
and international were steady.
There was increased activity in the
mining group. South American plati-
result of the recent advance in the
price of platinum.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
wsre hiea yesterday in the United states
NEW YORK OUTLET sToRE-velun-
tary Mamaroneck y. Y. Liabilities s25.-
064. assets $6.949
RiLLYWILlD lNC.--1nvolun,ary. manu-
lecturer of gowns. liz West seventy sec
ma Street Liabilities $4,000 aesets
TRAlN-GoLDBERG co. 1Nc.-rnvolun-
tary mems clothing 70 WaVeriy Place.
Liabilities $4,000 assets sl5o0o.
AMERICAN SAFETY GRIP CORP
Voluntary. Liabilities $3.50. assets un-
known.
ANNETTE EFRos co - Voluntary.
gowns, % Cast Fifty-sivtl Street Liabili-
ties S43,2Ie, assets 81 2i7
EMPIRE OVTFlTTING co - Involun-
tary. general merchandise. iO East Broad
way.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appoirted yesterday in the United
States District Court:
Susan Brandeis for Train Goldberg &.
CO. CO, Inc. mems clothing. IS waverley
Maurice ZuclSert for the New York Out
let Store. retail furnishings. Manaroneck.
y. y. with a bond of sS.5oo
Carol Weiss King for Bilywlll Inc.
manufacturerers of gowns, IL W. I'D st.
with bond OF $500.
: vls Walter y Bacon for the simon
Max Punch for Herman I.ewan4er.
leather goods. los w. 24th 81, with bond
Of $3.50
Schedules In Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
were flied yesterday the United States
District Court:
kADIs G. KOMEY-Womens hats s45
Broadway. Liabilities. s24,45S; assets,
:i3.lS1.
BOYS FASHION CLOTHES SHOPS
1893 Southern Boulevard. Bronx. Liza bill
ties. $4.s76. assets, $500.
ROSENBLOOM & ROTHSTEIN-51 5th
and $50 Lngwood av.. Bronx. LA
bilities S30.129: assets S29 col
WILENSKI BROS.-Dresses. 2lS Wesr
s4th St Liabilities. s27.1S4. assets. s4-
070
Assignments
NATHAN APPEL. dealer in Japaness
goods and novelties. 1888 southern Boule-
ward. Robert NJ. Frank. $40 West 144th 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
Three and 0ne-Half Per Cent.
Mortgage Bonds

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to
the provision OF Article Nine OF the mort
gage. dated August I, 1899, from this
Company to the United States Trust Com
pany of New York. Trustee, this Company
has set apart out OF the net income derived
by 1t from the lines of railroad therein
lnortgaEed the of Twenty-Five thou
sand dollars. and that bonds issued under
said mortgage will be redeemed there with.
Bids hereby invited for the surrender
OF such bonds at prices to be named by the
bidders, TO the amount of SIS, ,094.s4 in the
Sinking Fund
such bids should be presented to this
Company at its office, 1865 Broadway, City
Of New York. or before March I, 1922,
twelve o'clock noon, and should be
endorsed Bids for Surrender of Central
Pacific Railway Company Three and One
Half Per Cent. Bonds
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
BY G. l.. KING. Secretary.
Dated January IL. 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Childs Co. Gross Profits
81 ,997 900 for Last Year

The gross profits of Childs Com
pany in the fiscal year ended Novem-
Der 80, 1921, were 1897 900. The
company charged off $457,OOO depre-
citation, and paid 1927, 900 in dividends,
leaving a surplus for the year of $9l4,-
600.
The balance sheet as of November 80.
1921, was made public yesterday. 1t
shows 900 cash on hand. which
was about 100000 less than was on
hand at the beginning of the year.
Accounts payable, at the end of the
year, totaled $1,167, 900, which was
about 100000 less than at the begin
ming Of the year.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
New Company Organized

The international Combustion En-
gineering Corporation has been organ
lied under the laws Of Delaware with
an authorized capital stock of 250,000
shares of no par value, Of which 1850
shares are outstanding. The company
is holding concern, which has acquired
all or a majority of the capital stock of
the Combustion Engineering Corpora
ton of New York and other subsidiaries
These have been engaged in the sale
and manufacture of automatic stokers
and accessories, mechanisms designed to
increase the efficiency and capacity of
boiler plants and to lower operating
costs through saving in labor and fuel.
George E. Learnard is the president of
the holding concern.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Grain Prices
Wheat

Nneat
Yesterdays Previous Year
No. ? hard. s1'9ls. .i2s ss aso
Chicago-Range of prices
Wednesdays
Open High Low. Close. close
May..... 1.l27s l.l4ss ll2. ll44 1.l24
Juiy..t.. 1.olls 1.02A 101 l.O2as l.00ss
Corn
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
No. yellow S067 $066a< SO87
July ..,..... .55,s .S4:s S4 81 4
Oats
Yesterdays Previous Year
Ne" ork: close close. ago
No. white. .$0.44la So441z $o.56
July ......... 1873 .39Ns .447s
>. Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close close. ago
No. W., fob.s0e3% so 93 s1.SSia
Flour and Meal
Yesterdays Previous Year
spg New ps s1rN aosS a@ss
cornmea 15Sasiso 1so iso@i.So .S % soo@ siS siS
Rye 49,. 525Q5.5o 525D550 5000 $50
Dran..... s1.Oo Sl.oo $500
Butter, Cheese and Eggs
- Butter-Recsipts were 1855 .ppsckages.
Creamery; higher than extras. s71. @ssc;
s6c; seconds. 2s@s1c; lower grades, 27 u q
2s,4c: centralized cars. 30 score 3sc: SO
score. S2c; So score. sic; s5 to 81 score.
q $50; extras, 80 score. 37@3sc; frsts. 81 y
QS6c; seconds, 29@31c: lower grades, u
s.2Sasc held or storage; high scoring,
3o15c; seconds, 2s q rs 1ac; state dairy tubs,
finest. S5@ 36c; good to prime. Sl@S4c;
common to fair, 25QSoc; ladies. current
onds. 22M 2sc; lower grades 2o@21ec;
packing stock current make, No. /, 21@
22c; No. ., 10000; lower grades. 16
@1sc.
York State fats. held specials 22h q
23'ac; fresh specials, 2o'a @21c; average
run. fresh. zoe. state twins held specials.
22ls q 2ac, fresh specials. 2oMc; average
run. zoe: Wisconsin, double daisies col
ored. fancy, 2l@2l%c c; single daisies. col
ored. fancy, 21@22c; Young Americas
21 u q 22c; state skins. 4Ql7c.
GATHERED extras, dozen. 4sa &c; extra
ars,s, &c nrss ss seGonas sas, 3s@sSe; 3SS &c
CHOICE H"" aPS.' dpy' 24a IS: refrsersior esgs
27c; seconds 2s0 &c: white eggs. refrig-
orator. 22@ 29c; sterilized whites; "a G3oc; "a 6
sterilized brown and mixed coioIs H. 2s@ 2a1'
hennery whites. extras: 5l@52c; extra
nrsts. SOC frsts. 47@4sc; nearby gath
ursn under ~naes grades sa 4sc S puets eggs grad
cd smallest out. 37@ 3sc; unassorted $40
3Gc; Pacfc Coast whites. extras. SIC: ex
ira frsts, soc; firsts. 47@+oc; pullcts.
"a a SIC : other Western and southern. gath
erred whites. 4On 4sc; nearby and nearby
Western hennery browns. extra. Asa
46c; nearby brown and mixed colors gath
cred extras. 43@44c; frsts to extra frsts.
4o142c
Potatoes-Maine. $50 lbs.. $4.25@4.6o.
SIS lbs. $375Q4.25; state, so lbs. $3.9o@
40; 1865 lbs. $s.50Q4; $50 lbs. $3.50
s75 Long Islands. Dbl, $3.50 SIS; Ber
muda bbl., $9M12: Danish No z, bag.
S325 sweets Jersey basket. sl.75@2.60:
delaware and Maryland. SIS Ills; yams.
Virginia. bbl.. s2@3.5o; South Carolina,
crate, sl.25 anise, Louisiana. bbl., $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Division of Grain Profits
Urged in Canadian Bill


MONTREAL, Jan. 19-Divson of
profits between Western grain COM
panies and producers by means of par
tcipation certificates is urged on the
Federal government in & resolution to be
presented to the Manitoba Legislature.
The resolution asks also that mixing in
ferior grain with Canadian standard
wheat be made punishable offense.
Notice that an action will be taken
against the Riordan Company, Limited,
has been served by the Canadian Gen
eral Electric Company, Limited. The
suit is to recover $73,419 alleged due the
General Electric on motors, machinery
and equipment
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
DIVIDEND NOTICES
VIRGINIA IRON, COAL & COKE co.

At meeting of the Board of Directors
held on January 18th. 1922. dividend Of
Flfty Percent (6o%) payable in Five
Esrcent t6%) Cumulative Preferred
BLOCK. was declared TO stockholders Of
record on February LIST. 1922. same being
PAYABLE on February 18th. 1922. Transfer
BOOKS will not close.
scrip will be issued for fractional shares
% e1cn angeable for stock only in mutiples
r. one hundred G00) at the office OF the
company In Roanoke Va ~
JOHN h. NEWTON. President.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Long but Good

srable in he following list? Stocks. sixteen
western Union. Is Y. $. steel preferred.
10 American Sugar and Retiniug 'pre,
ferred United Fruit 5 American Loco
notlyc. American Can preferred. South
~ Chtcago Rock Island e. Pacific: 4 Chit
cago. Rock Island & Pacific per cent,
o., 'Asge,t & Myers preferred. 10 Standard
carolina Chemical preferred.. Bonds: 81 900
New York and Westchester Lighting gen
eral mort gage 4 per cent. due 2009; 81 900
due 1897; $1,000 Corn Products 5 per
cent. du" 1894 $1,000 Central Leather
per cent; due 1925; $1,000 Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph per cent due
l"37 5000 United Kingdom 5iA per cent,
due 1887; $4,000 American Telephone and
Ts,ser" q ph coIla'era trust per cent, due
1877; $1,000 Bethlehem Steel gold note
7 per cent. due 1923: 900 francs of he
rub'lc of france redeeinable loan: $1,000
KINGDOM OF Belgium ~ per cent, re-
deemable before 1945; $4,000 Nv York
Dock per con,, duo 1851: $4,000 non
az per cent. due l9ae, $1,000 New M YORK YORK
Central debenture per cent. $500 ar
fercnt issues of liberties DO You think
bonds for low coupon iong-terin bonds
AT this time? Many Of these investments
haye m, been nea ID for yea[s am con
ciate It's helpfuness.-E. ". f.
Answer-Your list of bonds is long
one and, in general, good one, in our
opinion, but we agree with you in your
suggestion that it would be wise to sell
some Of the short-term bonds. We ad
wise selling the Central Leather 5s, due
1925, and the Bethlehem Steel is, due
1929. You have, in our opinion a suf
hcient proportion of investment stocks
in your list, when taken in connection
with your list of bonds, to Justify you
in holding your American Locomotive
common, Southern Pacific STANDARD Oil
Of Indiana and your two Rock island
stocks, which are all speculative We
would sell, however, the Central
Leather preferred and the, Pacific Oil
stock. With the proceeds of the sale
of the bonds and stocks we suggest the
purchase of Cedar Rapids Manufacture
ing and Power first 5s. due 1858, Sc
cured by a first mortgage on hydro
electric Plant on the st. Lawrence
River, about thirty miles from Mont
real, and Willow Brook Dairy first
closed mortgage 7 per cent bonds, due
1887, recently offered at 99M. The to-
tai issue is only s350,0G0, but in our
opinion the security for the bonds is
good and you can afford, we think, TO
put part of your money into not
readily marketable bond for the sake
of the higher income.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was quiet and easy, with Straits
quoted at 3175@32.62hc; Straits ship
32c, and 80 per cent, 31@s2c. Copper
dull; standard, spot, January and Feb
ruary, 12.50@13c; electrolytic, spot,
January and February, 13.25@13.87hc.
Lead steady; New York, spot, 4.70@
4.80c, and East St. Louis, spot, 4.35@
4.45c Zinc dull New York, spot, 5.05c,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Investment
Information

Qnestions Of general interest to in
Vestors 'o'I be ansWered in this COL
n.nn' m which case only initials ,oiH
90 used. Others DiH be answered bt
mo". Address all inquiries, inclos-
'mg stamped, addressed envelope, to
rrlndnc'al Editor, The Tribune, 1s4
"oS'ou Street. Ne,0 York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Rhode Island Textile
Mills Reduce Wages
Cuts Averaging. 20 P. C. Go
Into Effect Monday; Seven
Thousand Affected

PROVIDENCE. Jan. 19.-Notices Of
reduction III wages were posted in
several Rhode Island mills to-day
The new schedule goes into effect next
Monday. Among the larger plants. af-
fected are the big cotton mills of the
Lonsdale Company in Lonsdale and
Ashton, the plant of the Jenckes Spin
ming Company, Of Pawtucket. and the
cotton and silk mill of the Leader
Weaving Company, of that city. In
the Pawtucket Valley the Hope and
Phenix mills of the Hope Company
announced reductions. 1t is expected
that many other mills in the state will
take similar action within a day or
two.
The Mount Hope Spinning. Company.
of Warren, leased by the Manhasset
company, this afternoon posted notices
Of 20 per cent reduction in wages.
The Ninigret Company, of Pawtucket,
announced it would post notices this
afternoon. The general rate of re-
duction is to be 20 per cent in most
of the mills. About 1000 employees
are affected by the notices already
posted.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
London Metal Market

LONDON, Jan. 49, = Standard cop
per, spot 965 rs Cd; futures f66 IS.
Electrolytic, spot e72; futures. f73.
Tin, spot, 4163 ITS Sd; futures, sl66 rs
Sd. Lead, spot, G23 2s Sd; futures, ~
2s Cd. Zinc, spot, 226 6s; futures &26
12s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
w cCinoSllaN'S
1906 1926 l6 o5 16.lGM

southern spot Mnrkcts--Galveston quiet.
10 points higher at l740c: sales 1850 bales
New Orleans steady, 20 points higher at
ls75c; sales. 1858 bales Mobile steady.
UNCHANGED at l6.25c: sales 30 bales Nor
tolk and savannah. holiday. Augusta
steady. l2 points higher at lGs1c; sales.
11s9 bales, Memphis steady. unchanged at
1sc; sales. l,s00 bales. Houston steady, 10
points higher at 1850; sales. LILO bales
Little Rock quiet. unchanged at H. soc:
sa les 400 bales. Dallas steady. Is points
higher at ! 695c; sales. III bales. Montgom-
cry trn. 25 points higher at $500; sales
10 bales. Fort Worth quiet Is points
higher at 1850; sales. 22S bales
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

The following judgments were fled y
terday. the first name being that OF
American Exchange of Interna
tonal Commerce. Inc-A
Augenlicht, Willy - Tilton &
keeler, Inc o9'
Mendelovitz .............-.. s.l5;
Andrew. Nick-Doctors Service
Corporation. Inc ...........-. "a
Blumenthal. Arthur j, and Arthur
J Blumenthal Corporation-E
Brenner. Iouis-B Biegel ...... l6,
Booker. Theodore = Fiat. ~
Berkman. Felix tt Joseph. 3o
Same--J Heilbrunn ........ 1881
lnc-Industrial Acceptance Cor
poration; costs ...........-.. IL
Blifeid. Rose-Auto Brokerage ,D
CarinioI Millinery and Bargain
House. lnc--wool Novelty Co,
Inc 30
casparian. Morris-L Flackner
Carroll l II Bradish j 3r-l. + Ros-
COW ct al .............,. 20,
Crescent Cafeteria Corporation
Blue Valley Creamery Co... 20'
Community Shoe Manufacturing
Co, lnc---S Lippeson. ........ IL
Cooper Maxi Yankauer ct AL a.
Callahan. Joseph B. and James
Corrigan-S J. Snyder Co.. 4si
Continental Distributing Co. Inc
IL = kiemens ......... 81
Caldwell. John--H F Kiemens rs
chapupA. Emil--Doctors' Service
Corporation. Inc ............ 10
Chandler Service Corporation
Pioneer Box Co... 27
Dooiey, John-Algonquin Hotel
Corporation ~
Dorsky, Nathan tFlorencs Knit
ting M!lls)-Rct.anbers Sons
NO; co Inc n,,,. I.narrsit Co - S ss
Dennehy, David FL casaxza.. 1.os
Daieard Realty Co. Inc-H w
Fairfax Advertising Agency.
pusshnes. ,~a Edwin i lcon,inentai ~
Storage Battery and Equip
ment Coz - Multiple Storage
Battery Corporation IL
DinneDler, Larl-E Theurer 81
Dittes. Harry. and Dittes Truck
ing Co, Inc--M Hirschhorn. IL
Dillon. Robert A. james A Dillon.
and Stephen J. Flynn (Dil!on &
Cob Ii Knott ............. 4o.ss
Epstein. Samucl-statc Bank So. l6
e b Brnker Hardware Co. Inc
"A Nichols 3S
Edwards. Louis Edwards Print
ing Co)--J Turkel ......... is
Eisner. Felix. and Bernard Rapp
(Eisnert L. Rapp)-D l. EnEei 1.10
Foley Frank CT Wallace Is
FerlazEo. Angelo E-Henry A
Kissei Co. Inc ............. a.e7
Giaia. Paui--S Ksplan ....... IA
Graf & Rejall. inc--H Brainnen ls
Goldberg. Nathan (G l. Silk Coz
H a Risch ct al ........... IL
Grayd. Joseph FL Castagnetta lis
Caller. Benjamin tHaTem Credit
Clothing Co.'s ks5ian .. a
Greenberg Greenberg, Inc--N
sioti :................. LII
| CONTINUED on asxtl pasel
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Sears Roebuck

out of position. but expect to obtain one
Gommsneng Fshrusry ,on ly22 ;sdr own ras lne
Betheh"m Steel Mar. Es. TT. certificates
Is, 1885, Sears -Roebuck Is, 1928; solyay ct
Grand Trunk Railway IS. ls4o gov
eminent of French Republic ss 1915 ;
Northwestern Bell Telephone 7s. 1871;
Canadian Northern Is 1910; Brooklyn Edi-
life Insurance and accident and health dis
ability income insurance for $50 a week.
would appreciate Your opinion Of my list.
particularly the short-terin securities
Should these be sold and converted into
longer term bonds? If so. what 10 you rec
ommend? Sears -Roebuck has not acted
on this account? When | have more to in
vest what do you recommend to further
diversity my list? Have been constant
reader Of your column. a result Of which
purchased the last three bonds mem
tioned.-A. w. c.
Answer-lf you can afford. to take
the comparatively slight speculation
involved we would advise holding your
Sears Roebuck note. The president Of
the company has recently put a part of
his own personal fortune into it and
we think that from now on it should
SHOW DcCtcl cdl itlIlES anu us octuiiC.Co
should command a better price. We
would sell the Swift & Co. per cent
bond, in part, for the reason you give,
and suggest in it's place fairly long
term security; for instance. the New
York Telephone 6s, due 1941, recently
selling at little over 101. Your in
vestment would be further diversified
by the purchase of high grade in
vestment preferred stocks and we sug-
gest American Car and Foundry pre-
ferred, National Biscuit preferred, Lig
gctt G. Myers preferred and United
States Steel preferred
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

1aD ANNUAL MEETING of the Stoekhold-
tSs ~ ~ ELECTION Of Directors win he held at
: V'"ce OF the Company, $40 West 29th St.
In" ~ 10 O'clock A. NJ, January 30th'
w. l.. HARRINGTON.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

the Sundh Electric Company will he held
at the office OF the company. ii f.. 42d St..
New York City. on "Wednesday. January 26th.
VII ,rTx~snS q es pur xN,Ap c.--..~-.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Yesterday Yeararo
Beeves fair to
prime. 100 lbs. $6.504 $50 $95oQD1075
D se d beef
sides. b....... ITO IA .16@ 10
Live veal com
mon to prime
100 lbs. ....... 10.00G15.5o 12O0H190n
D d veal
city. lb. .140 .23 2O0 28
l. We ewes, 100
lbs. .......... $500 $50 $500 $50
Dressed mutton,
city. lb 100 IA 09n IA
Live lambs. fair
to prime, 100
lbs .......... 12.oo@14.oo 1o5o@11.75
Dressed lambs
city. b..... .22M 2s .22n .27
Hogs. 100 lbs. S.00Gp $50 1O5OGpl125
D Sc d hogs
bacon. lb. ...... .14@.14X 16Ml61.
Pork. bbl. ...... 22.500l 23.O0 29Oom3o 90
Mess beef. hbl.. 13.00Ml5.0u l600n1s 90
Lard. NJ d d /
West, 100 lbs. l0.0oDl01o 1350M136
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
London Wool Demand Good

LONDON, Jan. 19.-There were H.
803 bales offered at the wool auction
sales to-day, The demand was good,
with home, American and Continental
buyers competing The best grades Of
secured merinos advanced per cent
and the remainder of the list displayed
a hardening tendency.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
OttOn Statistics

Liverpool cnbleS--Spot cotton in limit
ed demand at II points decline: middling,
old: Sales. 5000 bales; American. d
600. Imports. l6. 900 bales; American 2 600
Futures opened quiet. to points higher
Closed steady. points lower to { points
higher. january. l0.19d: March, 1OI5d:
May. l0.13d: July. 1O.0sd October 976d
December, 9.G2d. Manchester: Yarns. dull
and easier; cloths offers scarce
Cottonsced Oil
Price changes were narrow but the un-
dertone was steady and final quotations
were net unchanged to l point higher The
range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20
Judgments Filed

e following judgments were filed yes-
~, the first name being that of the
)r.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-20

Yesterdays Previous Year
New York close close ago.
No. = hard. .s12ls. 3l23
Chicago-Range of prices.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-26

deed. He hated milk anyway, ..and,..to
make it still worse they wereegpingE to
have such a good dinner, that day
fried chicken. with lots OF mashed
potatoes and gravy, and alltths. good
things that 60 with it, and for dessert
they were. going to have Vanilla ice7
cream. with hot chocolate poured over
1t. This Bobbie adored, for he always
put enough chocolate on to make a
regular layer Of candy on top.
N "Oh. plague take it all! I don't see
whv ma can't let me have my dinner!
It Is bad enough t be shut in the
house. without going without my din
'ner too! Anyway didn't do anything
but mess up the laundry, and d fellow
has to have;a little fun some times!',,
About dinner time, when he smelt
the dinner cooking until he was near
~ crazy with hunger. no heard a gen.
tie knock at the door. s
Come in" called Bobbie In, answer
to It.
SSH" said a voice, and Sarah. the
cook. slipped in with a covered plate
in her hand.
Ssh, Master Bobbie! For the love
OF Moses. don't let your mother catch
me bringing YOU, your dinner! I. know
you love chicken and must be power
dfumstick and piece Of the breast and
the heart: Here is q big bunch OF
celery hearts / brought you" and she
took from her apronSpocket; n dozen
Snow|white hearts ~
- must so now Your mother
might come out into the Kitchen and
miss me. When the dessert is served.
Ill bring you a big plate Of ice-cream
n q piece Of cake"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-12-26
First Lutheran
Choir To Sing
Cantata Tonight

The annual Christmas cantata will
be given by the choir Of the First
Lutheran church this evening. begin
ming promptly at 8 o'clock.
The text Of the cantata. 1.-THE Star
sf Bethlehem% was arranged and the
music was written by Miss Carrie b.
Adams. The cantata will be given i'll
:.welve parts: "Oh, Come All Ye
Faithful" Good Will t o Men," a
tenor solo to be sung BY Bert H, Lee.
THE Shepherds Vaion.'' Holy
Night" a soprano solo. by Miss Hell
en- Olson. sleep, My Savior. Sleep"
a duet, trio and a quartet, o. A. Ling
holm, Bert H. Lee. Miss Helen Olson
and Miss Margaret Thorgrimsen.
Star of the East" From Mountains
Afar." a c%ontaralto solo, by Miss Nell
lie Garvick. "A Mothers Carol" a
male octet, Room for the Christ
Child a soprano SOLO. by Miss Han
nah Thereon, THE Glorious Star"
"Allcluia," and a final chorus, "Oh
Sing Unto the Lord"
The cantata tells OF the Biblical
story Of the birth Of Christ. It be-
gins by summoninE all the faithful to
worship the Christ Child, tracing all
the events through from the vision
Of the shepherds to the journeying of
the wise men to Bethlehem.
Goodman Thorgrimseu is directing
the production.