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The evening world., 1911-10-21

IN spite Of the cold night I did not
think OF going down into the frst-class
cabin. and probably should ave re
manned OF the deck with, as the poets
say. my brow 10 tho stars, II An exag-
geratedly accidental meeting had not
reused me from my torpor.
suddenly heard a voice calling ma.
with q note of surprise In H.
HI, Hey! wlllam-for It II certainly
YOU, William Eady."
But there was stiN greater surprise
in my hesitating reply:
"Eh! Yes. ?r. Milton. u 10 I. your
son-in-law!"
I could not get over my establishment
at finding myseit in my father-in-iaw's
presence. nor he his az being with his
daughter Armies husband.
! really think his amusement wal
greater than mine. for his foolish Ques-
tion. startled, terrified. was this:
"Whcro nre you goins. William
The inquiry was stupid.
He did aot even give me- time 20 n
swer. but seizlng mo by tho shoulder,
drs gged mo toward the boilers. away
from the ~passengsr-.
Don't go TO Malington. wiliam-f
beg Of youL In your own interest. don't
20 there, my boy" no said hastily.
PAINTING for breath. You cannot know
neither do hut Annie does. I swear II
10 yod."
what do You mean. Mr.. MiltonT' I
asked, bewildered.
II don't know what I NEAR my boy.
I only know that you have committed
O very serious fault. IN leaving your
wife for a month without a word from
You. II you had deliberately intended 70
abandon you home, you could not have
Zone worse
OH I interrupted. Tho explanation
Easy"
He stared at mo with . bewtldersd
gaze:
EDO you think that7 But. my poor
william. there Will be no explanation.
"No explanation"
NO explanation at ALI Non a. ALL
II Is better to tell you tho whole stu
alton. a man forewar,ed Is worth two.
Th!s II the state OF things: AMMO Mil
ton. my dsushter. in spite OF advice. has
Eone 10 q lawyer and Intends 20 demsni
a separation and divorce. lAsten 70 me
carefully, wgl;am. You know whether ]
have always preferred YOU 10 John
Pieass"-
80? soT" I sneered. "John Please
has given advice to Ann!s-and profited
By my absence"
"Don't Sc; excited unnecessarily Will
lam Eady. John Please 10 a ioya! gentle
nan. and .hHn!o 10 a good oman john
Please knows ~ more about II than !
do. There is osIiy your wife who knows
Il Cont kanw what. Sir has toh me
wnea arz1tncn.s were oxhauS'oi: IT "a
a secret tagc ! shali never revea! to any
living being. :l'1os ~" st"hA be ~"
frs. persons d~.shouored ~ g" DO YOU
unde-staai anythinS IN that; J d.
cursed step by steD. | made 'iis OBJ
lection; And suDpOc" W''!sm Is n
willing 10 80 divorced HA' answered.
smiling scornfully, n vtN We tho Hraf
TO Gnd II 10 his aIvau ,se' Then I
came 20 Antwerp about 2 NJ safe o.
wcct. y tho lsspi huncr.d "2'gH'. A1i.
conforHd Il. you persist I'm returning 70
Mat.ngton. would rather go back
vhcrn / came from bY the first boat
talan 10 DO present AZ so scandalous a
lawsuit"
lie was breathing 50 heavily that II
might have been mistaken for tho noise
Of the waves.
"ohi BY the way he ysn* On. John
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HEIR TO THRONE
Of AUSTRIA WE'D
: WITH ROYALP0MP
Archduke Kari Franz Josef
Takes Princess Zita of
Parma as His Bride.

VIENNA Austria. Oct n-The Arch
duke Karl Fran. Josef and Princess
Nta OF Parma were married in the cas-
tie at Schwarzau, Lower Austria, to-day
In the presence OF the Emperor, the
King OF Saxony n many other men,
6ers of royalty
Special interest attached to the we'd
ding a. the bridegroom in the ordinary
euorse OF events will one day become
Emperor-1Sing of Austria Hungary. He
- the elder son of the late Archduke
Otto and great-nephew OF the Emperor
Francis Joseph He Is also che nephew
Of tn. Archduke Franz Ferdinand. heir
presrmptive to the throne As the latter
made a m%orEanaiic marriage with the
Princess Hohenberg n renowned all
rights of succession on her behalf ana
Ct any children Of the union. the Arch
dnuhe kAra Franz Josef Is mex in the
line Of succession
Ths bride, Princess Tta, Is the thir-
toenth child of the late Duke Robert OF
Haruna and his second wife, Marie An
tonia. Princess Of Portugal She was
torn on May ., 1872. and has twenty
three brothers and sisterA She Is a re-
markAbly handsome brunette The mar
Rage u said to b a genuine love match.
Tns Archduke Is twenty-four. hve years
elder than his bride
Emperor Francis Joseph who motored
from Schoenhrunn to Schwarzau. vas
tho principal guest at tho wedding,
which WIS attended also BY Frederick
August Ill. King OF Saxony, and .
large number Of ~archdukes n arch
duchssses and princes and princesseA.
mostly relatives OF the bridal couple
This Pope sent a special envoy, who
brought q magnificent wedding present,
. holy picture in a magnificent gold
frame decorated with the papal arms
AAd those Of the bride and groom
Emperor Francis Joseph EAvs tho
brtds q diamond coronet arranged In
I'VE t!sra, each Of which ~ be taken
OF and worn A. a separate ornament.
II Is ~surmounted with unusually ine
brfIIisnts and cost something moro than
10000
The brides gown was Of white satin.
heavily embroidered With Bourbon
lilies. with q court train I'VE yards IN
length. The bridal veil wls Of rare old
Brayanxa lace, 4 heirloom IN the bride
family.
The young couple WIN reside IN an old
Imperial palace at Hetzendorf. a suburb
Of Vienna. which has been loaned them
hy the Emperor.
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CHAPTER TX.
Halves!

~E had thrust me Into the pas
"StopI take my tickct-and
be OF. You lack steadiness
- entirely"
Rssistnncs on my part was impossi-
BILE I was caught between these two
alternatives: to make a scandal n
destroy all. or to obey. ny like a thief
and escape with NJ. Grenet's murderer.
Reason said: save YOURSELF" TEA
son was the voice OF NJ. Marathon. half
OF whose little fortune l had In LIE
pocket Of my coat. besides a bribe OF
twenty louis in my wallet. OF NJ Mar
athon. who had warned me: II Will give
you until tomorrow morning to be on
That Is the last delay" Reason was
the voice Of Annie Milton. my dear
wife. who had been waiting for me
nearly a month In our cottage at Mall
ington. doubtless In the most agonfz!ng
anxiety, because she had not heard
from re. Reason was the voice Of
Comte Pulliccini-Z immermann-ip 4
vprd. H.. the real Stranger.
He now roughly addressed mes
Don't lose the ticket ] gave you.
Walk on the right-hana side OF tho
.treet ana III 60 on the left 90 that
We may moi DO noticed. Your aS1ts-
ton might ruin Us II you should take
your ticket yourself at the DsctA.
Come. comet whats the matter VITA
''s' ',N Has''A a''sass3s% ny -
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BUILDERS OF CHEAP HOMES &C
TO BROOKLYN AND BRONX.

Fiatbullders made their highest rec
ords during tho three years following
the opening OF the rapid transit sub
way. 1904 to 1896 inclusive. Manhattan
In It's northern sections and h Bronx
led the room Then the success Of the
subway brought forth plans for Its Inn
mediate extension TO Brooklyn and that
borough began a natbullding campaign
which ran through 1907.
Brooklyn built fats for 1885 families
In 1906, g,62, In 1905. 10, Us in 1907. the
volume falling steadily with continued
d disappointment over the subway outlook
until Z, touched It's low mark of <.1r
last year. The output this year hai
been a,345 and Will reach $500 for the
entire year.
As Manhattan II not building enough
new houses TO make homes for add
ttonal population, or even 20 keep It's old
natdwellcrs who must live In the cheap
or quarters. II In believed that Brook
Ign and the Bronx are on the eve oil
n second big natbultiing movement
which will gather force each year Until
tho territory TO he opened by the new
subways shall have been filled Will
such houses. Brooklyn II the main hon
efciary OF tho new lines, and OPERATOR
are confident that construction there
must reach or pass the high record o
cosy apartments made In 1900.
Population statistics OF thu Healtl
Board show that the Greater city &
gaining steadily at tho remarkable rat
established during the past few yenrs
II has well over 100000 persons. an,
returns from outside suburbs PROVED
that there are close to 100000 person
In the entire metropolitan district.
In comparison, the entire Dominion q
Canada has only a slightly larger popu
lation. Census figures issued at OttowI
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ono can PICK out the pest
to be had.J
and unquestionably the high
cost OF living has one good eject.
People don't eat 30 much meat as
formerly, and for the man who
wishes to grow old meat n Q .
day II enough"
But aren't The noises Of Now York
pretty hard on the nervous SYSTEM" i
inquired.
Frankly. I don notice them.' re-
plied Dr. Bell Most men and women
IN this city are workers. busy. physically
md mentally. and that is ono OF the
surest ways Of keeping young. Some
extremists assert that since the Chris
tian era no person OF royal or noble line.
whero the births and deaths are anthem
t,cal!y recorded. has lived 100 years.
But In the so-called middle and lower
classes arc found unquestionable records
OF longevity far exceeding 100 hundred
years.
Labor, employment for mind
and body. u essential to the a.
tainment OF old nge.
81 saw one o: my tenants. . nan OF
ninety. digging a ditch, Of his " vo-
iiton. and doing good. fair work. II
ne nau gone 10 Inc chimney corner
with his pipe At eighty he would have
been dead n buried before that.
"Sobrtety, regular habits, labor.
exercise ana, most OF all, . cheer
full ana contented mind, ARC the
prime factors In l~sngthsning life.
As to sttmularts, notwithstand-
Mg our p-ejudicss ana education
against them, IL cannot be denied
that tho moderate use, especially
in old age, Of spirits ana tobacco,
have teadsd to lsngthen LIE"
"Why have women a better chance
for longevity than men?' I Questioned.
because they lead a less strenuous
nfe," ne replied II don't mean tina,
they work less hard. but they have
less anxiety and worry.
"Rut no one can ever i've to be one
hundred uDless he believes firmly he will
reach t9lat'ase." concluded DR.. Bell
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this week place the total number OF
Canadian at 1854. SIS.
MASSAPEoUA HAS 30 NEW
HOMES UNDER CONTRADICTION.

Queens Lano and Title Company took
a large crowd to sMassapequs or the
special train las, Sunday.
Many miles Of street ave been COM
pleteo within the year and thirty new
houses are we'll undo, way. The In
creasing activity IL encouraging lot
holders to new projects. A section neal
the railroad station. opened recently, IL
the centre OF heavy buying.
The MaasapeQua special train Will
leave tomorrow at . o'clock from the
Long Island station In Manhattan. and
Flatbush avenue. Brooklyn.
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Want to Live 100 Years?
Then Come to NeW York,
But Don't Be Born Here
mo Reason Why Any
Ne,D Yorker Shouldn't
Become ~Centenarian,"
Says Clark BeN-Sta-
tistics FAVOR Foreigner.


The natural term OF life for
svsry mar II one hundred years.
"Hsv York city A one of the
best p1acss IN ths vor,A so, IN.
n.,.,..--
.
s".S ~. Ni@rN DELL treasurer OF
inc M~edico-Lesal Society and editor Of
Its famous journal. The other night
at tho Waldorf, Dr.. Bell read a list OF
ffty-two men and women. who had
died In this ctv during IN. na., ,brsa
years at the aee of ono bunared mr.
over. Surprised NJ tho s,zo n, New
York, c~entenarian cron 7 sought
further from Dr Raj,
Hero arr some OF tho s,c,s.
Only ons Of <hs aftv.fvo "a
corded wss born ana rsissd In
this city.
Only ssvsn ware Aorn u,aS-
ths nt>r, ana atr,r-
Ssvmtsan wer. onc. .ub,.c+.
the Gar. vhils .,sv.n h.nsd 60
the UmsrsiA I.laL
More than hair IN. o.-r%.n,r.,.
he has rsoord.a v.r. vov.,
But DR.. Beli oo,,,,.a .,h.r. d,
no reason In natp-o rhv .rv o,s a..
New York should NOT live ,o Ia a c.n.
tensrian. Thu ,.tura, human no. 4.
one hundred years n aur.t,on ~
uso t. a. -
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BsrL~r Pound Dead In Hotel.

Morris Israel. s~eventy-hve years old. a
retired panker Of Charleston. s. c.. was
found dead In bed yesterday morning at
the Hotel Somerset. West Forty-seventh
street. Heart failure. due to age. eau Vi
death. Mr.. Israel was one OF the
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hurry More Maine Dead.

HAVANA. Oct. T.-E!shteen bodies
recovered from the sunken battleship
ain during the past two months were
transferred yesterday to Caoana fort
ress. wherp lie twenty-three bodies
which were previously taken from The
~wreckage. This leaves thirty-seven stu
TO be accounted fur
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than has Manhattan. She Brooklyn
total IL y 40. while that of Manhattan
Is 9,.l05. The Bronx Is close in the race
with a total of si,5i5. Queens. which Is
building small dwellings rather than
fats. nevertheless has completed fats
for 1914 families during the decade.
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healing throat and lungs and in tho
treatment o! coughs and colds. Father
Johns Medicine is a doctors prescrip-
tion.--pure and wholesome. Guar
snteed.
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Average Investment Involved
in Past Decade Is $1,000
for Every Person.
OUTPUT AT LOWEST.
New Boom Is Needed to Pre-
ventC Congestion and Suburbs
Offer the Only Sites.

Flat builders have bought many sites
in the nearer suburbs this week. Home
builders in all sections are Fastening go
a advantage Of the low costs OF
materials.
Builders OF small dwellings are being
forced still further into outlying dis
trlcts. They are active. especially In
the T'ath Beach and Bay Ridge sections.
one OF the weeks transactions involving
the purchase OF sites for the immediate
construction OF .nfty-ecur one-family
houses. Most Of the current operations
in such houses however. are confined 10
far parts OF the Greater city or 10 dis
tricts well beyond tho lines.
Building statistics for the first three
quarters of the year. with the rest OF
1911. estimated from plans and projects
under way. show that builders in the
Greater City will house 1880 fiat dwell
ers. Their total construction as indi'
Gated will he 1875 houses at au aSgre'
gate cost OF ss, $4,000
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OUTPUT AT LOWEST, NEED
BOOM TO STOP CONGESTION.

Although metropolitan population Is
increasing In larger volume zach year.
the output OF new flats In the Greater
city Is smaller this year than In any
year since 1908. when building was
halted by the worst labor strikes and
lockouts Of the decade. Rem In that
year were raised in all parts OF the
city and population congestion became
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WATER rs PURE, BUT THERE
IS DANGER IN MILK.

This water supply here consider
very good" continued DR.. Bell Il wish
I could say the same for the milk. but
I'm afraid there Isn't a pint OF abso-
lu,ely pure milk to DO found in the city.
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As president OF the Real Estate Ex-
change of Long Island, he has led tho
movement for public seizure ana oper-
atom OF the long-dormant Belmont
tubes under the East River.
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wealthiest citizens Of Charleston. He
was formerly President Of the Chariss-
ton Savings Institution.
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ExcURsIoNA
sTEAMBoATA
HELP

WAAiEo. svA Y. .. ANNA. .S.s-sAast -
u.asu, VI ths United stauss. VI god eaArasts ~
1apslsts haeiu. .ss ssa sYsek. .sd ssa ne
IT, ts,s a9tss'S oi ntaissa-eS;S q a., " * y: 49,
loh CIV; sS1 Fsltos a.. bsSssiyS. y. .1.,W
heelsomsry. It. 1ssss u1. y. J.. - ~ -
s-piiing ststion-
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-08
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever sayinas

Jack Spratt, to walk too faeY
 His wife to walk too lean. They bought a carj 1t keeps them
 broke
 To buy the gasoline.-Judse
 'If you don't marry me I'll kf1l my< self" Well, father says you can't hang around our house."-N. '. Teie- gram.
 What are you laughing at, Josiah r' I've just been thinking wha9 joke f1 would have been on Delilah if Sam son had worn q wig."-Chicago Rec- ord-Hera1d.
 He's lucky chap isn't her busted, order oysters and find a pearl in one of lem that'll more tAan pay his check-"-Toledo Blade.
 "Was your husband a bear in Wan stree? :? 'T think so," replied young Mrs. Tor1sins. "7e certainly acted like one when he got home."-Wash- ington Star.
 why shouldn't marry tim?" ~,z>s some day. sWell. can cross thai bridge when come to it. can't IT, Chicago Journal.
 Man wants but little. tne p5et sings
 But little does he crave, But woman, she wants everything
 That other women have
 Louisville Courfer-Joufna1.
 q don't mind the cost of Ifving,n muttefed the professor, "so much as do the cost of merely being kept alive" For the doctor had just pre- sented his bill for services rendered. Chicago Tribune.
 Bad luck is sometimes good tuck" "Ridiculous!" Not at all. Did you ever get a club to fill a flush, and aft> erward discover someone else had . full house ?"-Detroit Free Press.
 Wife-I verify believe that that Mrs, Nexdore has the most contrary nature of any woman on earth. Hub-Cons trary nature? Why, if that woman lasted, she'd get fat!-Boston Tran< script\
 1T see you are doing a good many things now> that once you would have been shocked at.' 'sWe1l. I make u1 for it by being shocked at a good many things that I once did."-Pittsf burg Post.
 Wiliie-Don't lick me, mother: just saved four men and three women from drowning. Mother-How? Willie They was just going on the ice where broke through.-Puck
 'sWhat would you do if I should shoot myself7' demanded the ardent suitor. 'Td sign up in vaudeville im- replied the actress. ' wouldn't lla ts time 10 get a play writ ten. These sDootiLg sensations soon fzzle out" fSses City Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-08
~rbs Three of us.-

By that discriminating part of the pubic that appreciates a play of the hpetar class, capably acted and produc- ed. Tho Three of Us" as presented by fho Poli Players this week, is fulfilling nII advanco promises made for it. If xh8 mission of the stage is to portray Hfo as it is. then no better modern plny has been written. for 1t absolute 1y follows the lines of everyday life, even where it might have been made thanfrfca1 to better effect If the faithful reproduction of living charac- terD as they are in life be the object q the actors profession, then certain " tho Poli Players have done nothing bokfer since their season at the local fh0nfer opened Each and every one ok thern gives a faithful character de- l1uux1on that never for an instant dew t1&m from the line of truth their con- cGU&io0 Of the role marked for them in he beginning. It is truly an artis- ffo performance throughout and one thef re9ects great credit upon every person in any way connected with 1t. This afternoon handsome souvenirs of XlaR Emma Hayner win be presented fo the ladies attending the matinee. Tomorrow nisnt the company will cell cb<ate its 1S0th performance in Nor wirh. and in honor of tho event an elaborate souvenir has been prepared sketch of Miss Monfgomery, drawn for the ladies- It is . poster print by herBelf. and reproduced suitable for framing or hanging unframed Each lady attending tomorrow night will re- ce1ve ono of tho souvenirs. Next week the c,mpany will present Tn the Bish- ops Carrfaga-"
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-08
BREED rHEATEn.

The splendid spirit of progress that has dominated the career of the Breed thoater as an amusement house since ftB opening nearly three years agos is again manifest in the installation o1 an entirely new equipment of motion picture machine4 Manager McNulty hos secured for h3s theater the best fnskruments of this kind that are pro- eux1b1o. spartng no expense, and al l19 oven1ug's performances showed xrw1ch audiences the finest pictures tDGy have ever seen, even improvins upon his discarded machines, which wwo comparatively new. Expressions ok e0nerafulatfon and admiration were to be heard on all sides yesterday.
 Aiao Florence Brown, the new sing e from Boston, arrived too late Mon- doy to appear. but successfully rem dorod two Illustrated songs to the en- ffre satisfaction of the critical pat rouz.
 The programme of pictures is a most attractive one. and the big cir ems never fails to win applause with ifF noisy callfope and gorgeous parade
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-08

Song, wit violin obligxto. 1drs. Crow ell; solo, PerceuSe, Emil Meyer; etring orchestra, Madrigale; Santa Lucia, march, puAns and orchestra-
 sFuffsrs shocIs.
 William 1ancox of the Cow Hill dis trict sufferA a shock two or three days ago all 1s in ., precarious con- dition. He ' nearly % years of age. Up to withina month aGo, when they their main support, Mir. and Mrs. Han cox were in rAmarkable health, having passed .tlle sikty-fifth anniversary of their marriags\the year before. They resided on the\farm where they have spent most of tfeir days
 Farewell Party for Mrs. HoIdrsdos. At the home If MT. and Mrs. will liam Perry Rostwfck Tuesday after
 members mem of the Social departnent of the Epworth leagAe assembled. The afternoon session vas the regular meattsE of the sewing circle eAt 5 .x k 8 was announced that supper served and that Mrs Elmer
 flzst vice president of the
 an& farewell time, S;:4 ss aSSj 11 rDqo to New Lon "A s to resf6a z 16|rr1De was com plete when m H1 4kodUe was pre- gift from tho Il5~oeS6 issgue. Sup Der was served ana ' soC1n1 time was passed Musical selsctIomo were rem dered The evening came to a close with all singing Blest Be, the Tie That Binds Those present were Rev. and Mrs. c. T. Hatch. Mir. and Mrs. Alonzo Collis. MT. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder, Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Taylor, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Rose. MT. and Mrs. w. P. Bostwick, Mrs. Amos Hancox, Mrs. R. H. McWilliams, Mrs. William Dun can, Misses Florence Crouch, Lila Douglas, Dorothy Purdy, Mabel Dun- can, Mary Brooks, Mrs. Jabez Brooks, Mrs. Johp/Payne. MT. and Mrs. Hold redge and family leave on the 10th of March. Mrs. Holdredge will be greatly missed, as she held an office in the Sunday school, Home Missionary socie- ty and Epworth league.
 Velvet Mill Flags at Half Staff.
 The flags on the Rossie velvet mill have been at half mast for the past three days out of respect for Keinbert Rossie's father. who died on Saturday in Germany. The funeral will be held there today "Wednesday and the Ros- sic mill of this place will be closed all day. Both the American and German flags are at half mast.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-08
THE AUDIToRIUM.

mo vaudeville and motion picture tIu G< this popular playhouse for the Aru1 ho1f of this week is pleasing ev- oGxcuo and drawing good houses. The nhGW 1o brim full of bright comedy 1k1m boGinntng to end and keeps the 0r11cnco in high spirits throughout. W1Fmn C Morgan have very neat II<t11 German novelty entitled Caught Xxlh tho Goods which gives Mir. Nor Gnn c wide field to show his ability as q Dutch comedian. which he does in 8 v0FY capable manner. The biggest hughing act on, the bill is Just for mn. little skit presented by Temple H Hun. They are team of clever 1cfformers with pleasing voices and a 4ine of bright clean jokes which al- wayx get over in first class shape. Morfessy & Burton are good in their rfnno act and are winning much fa- v0r- Mir. Morressy can make a piano do everything but talk and renders r1sny good ragtime and song numbers 10 the delight of his hearers. Last but by no means least comes Frank Dale, aE exceptionally clever eccentric dan c4f and a comedian of the natural type The motion pictures are clear, f1sterestinR and well varied.