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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02
UNCLE SAM HELPS
>MANY TO FIND JOBS
New scheme is Just Being Worked
0ut-LOuis Post Says Army Of
Unemployed is a Myth.
POSTERS ARE BEING DISPLAYED

Yes we had cry out OF chicago
about q month ago about the unemployed
problem" said Louis F. Post. assistant
secretary Of Labor Of the United states.
in Omaha. I'VE had cry out OF Chi
cago. and when the secretary had the
matter investigated II was found that
Chicago had three municipal lodging
houses, that one OF them had not yet
had a single lodger, and that another
had at no time run OF full capacity
That was how much the cry about un-
employed in Chicago amounted to when
Il was actually investigated. Yet the
cry had come 60 the government that
Chicago could not take care Of its I'M
employed.
Have you an unemployed problem
hereY DO asked.
1T Is not 80 bad" was the reply Of
the interviewer. but we hear the prob
lem II great in the east."
Yes. and in the east we hear the
problem is great oat mere. so there you
are"
/ Mr. Post Is in OMAHA attending the
meeting Of the National Farm Labor ex-
chdnge at the Hotel Rene. Mr.. Post
was until little over a year ago the
editor OF The Public" the single tax
magazine published IN Chicago.
kaThrough q system OF cooperation thai
| iks been worked out between the De
partruent OF labor. the Department Of
Agriculture and the Postoffice department
Mr.. Post believes much win be accom-
pilshed in the way OF helping the job e
find the man and the man to find tbs
Job The system was just inausuratet
during the first part OF January. Ctrcu
lars are out. posted in postoffice build
1 ings and other places. calling the atten
ton OF the unemployed TO the fact tha'
they may apply to this government divi
sion Of employment and distribution o.
labor. and calling the attention OF ths
employers 10 the fact that they may appi,
TO this same department for just thu
kind OF man or woman they want for I
Job. References and qualifications arr
specified and the applications gte re-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02

ons man from South Omaha came %
work on Benson car with Cross Town
conductor on the sherman avenue line.
The weather win have to change before
morning or the groundhog win not be able
70 see his, shadow.
Principal Doyle OF the Central school
was busy person looking after her
flock She met the youngsters at the
door and with the janitor brushed the
snow from all. She seemed to know all
who had como long Ways. Tell Harry
Turner 70 come here. she said to a
pupil who was raising through the hall
Harry" she said. as tall youth put
In his appearance. take OF your shoes
and stockings and dry out your trousers.
II know ycu have come long ways and
must be VIC. through A minute later
a little girl appeared who had nearly
foundefed IN a snow drift And she was
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02
Bennington Coyote
Hunt is Called Off

Bent on the instant obliteratlon OF all
coyotes N Nebraska. party Of ten Oma-
hans. led by T. II. Dawson. spent three
hours Sunday morning. enroute through
divers snow drifts. 70 Bennington. Neb.,
where 3 big coyote rundup was sched-
uled 20 occur After three hours Of tedious
lrampIng the Omaha crowd arrived at the
ranch OF Fred X. Burmeister. about
seven miles northwest OF Benson There
postponed until next year. The Omahans
shot about fifteen rabbits on the Journey
home, but rabbits were far from salts
tying when soyotes were planned upon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02
Police Now Believe
Peter Peterson Did
Not Jump in River

Police ana friends Of peser n. Peter
son. the Herman contractor whose coat
was found on The river bank Saturday
declared they DO not believe tho man
jumped into the river. Detectives who
looked up the case have been called off.
Chief OF Detectives MaIoney says. and
nc Is expecting 10 fine that Peterson d
ailfo IN Omaha or back At his home.
rho mans WHO came here and also die
credits the suicide theory, as does Joseph
sesto. s1s North Fifteenth street. who
knows Peterson.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02
Barking Dog Saves
Slatina from Fire
Which Burns House

At o'clock Monday morning M. End
Mrs. Frank sIatina soii South Thirteenth
street. were aroused by their pet dos.
who bafkcd vigorously when fire throat
cnsd the lives CT the occupants OF the
house.
The upper part OF the building was
destroyed. u Is believed detective flue
caused the blaze,
The siatina family rushed out INTO the
storm. picking up few personal effects
a. they went. Neighbora took them in.
Mr.. slaflna was not aware OF the fire
until he heard the dos bark.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02

nG~aaays are entering the professions
or business world and 80 70 work day
after DAG In bad health. afflicted with
sa.ne female ailmeni. dragging one foot
YEARLY after The other, working with
an eye on the clock. and WISHING foi
eIcslns time TO come.
NonIfn ia this condition should iake
IsrdIa i. Finkhana Vegetable Compound
luade from roots and herbs II hes
nicaGhi health and happiness 70 mors
acmen IA America than any otuer rem.
edF. Give Il trial advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02

Our aim Is to demonstrate tho
High Standard OF Quality TO the
people. IN our Mammoth Grocery
Department 40 Demonstrators.
Free Samples and a saving Of 25s6
10 60S6 on the cost Of living.
Try HAlDEN'S FIRST, Il Pays.
~ lbs. best GRADUATED Sugar 81
l6-lb. sacks Hayden's Diamond
n Flour. nothing like H. for
bread. pies OF cakes, sack 4l.15
lib. cans Diamond n. Baking
Powder, equal 70 powders sold
for double the money. can. .11c
SINNERS Famous Macaroni. YER
micelli OF Spaghetti. free demon
strstlon, per pkg J3kc
Advo Jeil; 1T STANDS Alone
nothing finer for dessert: It's
quality goods. per pkg. 7ke
Loose Wiles Famous Cookies and
Cakes. made In Omaha; free
Demonntratlon; lis Quality
Goods .........-
lbs. best Rolled White Break
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Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02

flied in card system for ready reference
IN helping the man and the JOB 70 get
together THE ought 60 accomplish
something." said Mr.. Post 'as e has
the machinery OF the Postofflce depart
ment and the Department Of Labor back
Of It. For instance, the United States
Department OF Agriculture has IT, 10000
field men instructed TO help IN the mat
ter"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02
Spring Style Show
During Market Week

A big style show Is planned In connec-
tion with merchants market week. which
be demonstration Of the latest and best
styles and makes o. garments By living
models This win be staged at the Com
merciai club rooms at least one evening
during the week. This was the feature
that attracted most attention last yesf.
and the promoters have decided to make
II feature again this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit Of dsndruff disappears ter
one or two applications OF Danderine
rubbed well INTO the scalp with the I'm
ger tins. Get a ss-cent bottle Of Dan
derlne at any drug store and save your
hair After a few applications you can't
find particle OF dandruff or any ieihns
hair. and the scalp win never Itch
Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02

sreal deal Il came "A ~
l9v hHsirrs uhlch would
break aud run and Whrre
the matter would 20 Il
would break Qut tEaln.
ehe could nol resl - night
Il lsched and halaed. she
Nould scratch and crg al
night. Tho iroubIo spread
49, 81 ~ .... -. ~...a
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02
OMAHA RECEIPTS
LEAD THE WORLD
cORE GOES UP 10 q CENTs

on corn receipts oAInday omaha led the
world. having 400 cars. against Chicago's
rs. on Gale. What was true with respect
20 corn was also true with wheat. there
being thirty-nine cars on the exchange
here. as against fourteen IN Chicago.
on account oe tho abnormal demand
for wheat for milling purposes a new
TOP mark was made when Nc. z hard
vent to u.n and Dnrum to ,i.E per
bushel. IN 10th instances the wheat was
taken By tie Updikc Milling company.
while the Nancy KILLING company, also
an Omaha concern. took several cariopds
At 0-tsH to si.5Ut
1'ha bulge In wheat prioes. it was as
serted. was IN no wine due 20 the foreign
demand. but solely on account OF the
niiliers nsedIng the cereal 10 srind into
flour on contracts entered into several
weeks ago The wheat bought. however.
was specially fine for milling.
Wheat started over cent above tho
close Of last Saturday. and going up An
&c. never stopped until the sop was
reached. The high was las cents above
that OF Saturday and within a couple OF
cents Of the Chicago high.
New Germ Ffwure.
While wheat was making ite new high
record, corn was doins the same thing,
20 Tar a. this seasons price was con.
ccrned. Before the close OF the market
Il touched Y cents per bushel. two car
loads being sold AZ this figure The bulk
OF the saios. however, were made around
"a 70 Is cents.
Rye continued the skyward movement
started several days ago and set a new
high mark. when two carloads sold al
si.eA an advance u 3 cents over Saturday
and . cents above the former high price
Wheat receipts. shlrty-nino cars. were
Hight, but corn. lss cars was heavy. end
~eti up toward thc tor. There were
might've cars Of oats on sale. most Of
This grain going south, buyers being here
70 take It of the hands OF the dealers "a
whom II was consigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02

distress and csnned hcl hair 20 f.n out
4 applI1d various ren4dlos without her
roccIting any beDa1k Al lnEl with brl ntlle
faith b1zen ne ~ q Cnllcura Soap - =
Shampoo ard then app'ied Tie Cullcua
oinlm1nt 10 ons reok her trouble Uas an
ronl ard 1I.4 ~ nerlr hoea hoIhmed sInco
For rr4 EougA. ehappel AID bleodlns
hands. llching. burning palms. and painlul
fneer-ruta WITH soape|eas nails. : one-nlght
CQflcule lfpaln<nt works eQnder4
SampIe Each Free By Mall
with sz-p 1lin BOX % rsquest Ad.
dress rcfI-r1f1 rUQtIrnTa, U1pl. q. 111.
l,n." SID ,h1o11hegt ihe volld.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02

Don't Neglect Coughs or Colds.
Or, Kings New Discovery should be in
every home for coughs and colds. Chill
dren and aged like it, SOC. All druggists.
advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02

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White Laundry Soap 49,. Zoe
z bars Haskln Bros. Electric
Spark Soap ......-.. --1oc
S cans OF Sardinea ........ @oc
10 lbs. best White or Yellow
Cornmeal ...,. 1Dc
Tall cans Alaska salmon. .10c
Don't fail 70 sample the famous
Yellowstone Canned Goods.
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee. Per
ID. ..-...-... .r*... zoe
The best Tea Strings, ID. .12hc
HUTEER. EGGS AND CHEESE
Try Hayden's First
The best strictly Fresh Eggs. not
storage. per doz- 49,. SIC
No. Storage Eggs, per doz 25c
The best Creamery Butter, carton
or bulk, per 10 $780,. .83c
Fancy Country Creamery Butter,
per ID. +... -. 18c
Fnfl Cream. Young America. Wis
cousin Cream or White Cheese.
IS Try HAYDKNs First
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02

"Ths en1eieney Of any drug" says Or. @. p.
Robbins. "i8 known 20 ue by the results We
obtain from It's use. ffws are able 70 con-
troll pain and disease b means Of anyipre-
parntlon, We certainly are warranted IN its
use. One Of the principal symptoms Of al
diseases n pain, and this r. what the patient
most often applies 20 u for, 4. .. something
TO relieve his pain. II We can arrest this
promptly, the patient Il most liable 20 trust
IN ua for the other remedies whichNill efIect
. permanent cure. One remedy uhinn>1
have used largely IN my practice IL Antl-'
kAn1nia Tablets. Many and varied nro thek
usea. have put them 10 the test on many
occasions, and have never been oisappoinf-
Cd. Il found them especially valuable for
HEADACHES Of malarlAf 0rioin, where ouinine
was being taken They appear to prevent
the bad after-enoct8 Of the quinine. Anti
kAmnia Tablets are also excellent for the
hcarecfce from improper digestion. alet
Tor headaches of . neuFalgfc origin, and es-
pecinliy Tor women subject to pains af certain
tinee- Two Anti-kamnfA Tablets give
prompt relief and IN short time the patient
lseble 20 80 about aa usual" These tablets
may be obtained ~ all dnnagiaia. Ask tor
Ak Tablets They are nlao unoxoelloo for
headaches, neuralgia Dnd ali pains.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-02
Pure Food Exhibit Of Quality Goods February Ist 18Th ncIusiUe

Fancy Dairy Table Butter, ID. csc
Imported Swiss or Roquefort
Cheese, ID. .......... 400
Highland Navel Orange ana Grape
Fruit sale Tuesday
So sizes reg. 45c, our price soc
126 size, reg 40e, our price. csc
l50-176 size. reg. soc, our price zoe
Chase's Fancy Florida Grape
Fruit. Tuesday, per dozen
soc. 45c. 00c. oOc
THE VEGETABLE MARKET Tor
the PEOPLE OF OMAHA
Potatoes. 10 lbs. to peck. 2Oc
The best Wisconsin Cabbage. per
pound ..-..s.. .s....l &c
Jersey Sweet Potatoes. 3 lbs. ioc
Fancy Cape Cod cranberries. per
quart .....- .-.-....-.1H e
Fresh Beets. Carrots. Turnips.
ShalIots or Radishes. bunch 4c
Fancy California cauliflower. per
pound .s.---.-...s ...5K 80
3 large SoHp Bunches- ....IOc
Fancy Head Lettuce. head zsfo
Pays..uu..-.u.....u....
The Washington times., 1915-12-05
This Weeks Calendar

BELASCO-David Warfed drama
founded the legend of the Flying Dutchman First perform
ane Tuesday hight Evenings, S2O Matinee, Saturday
2:15 p. m.
NAIlONA-Watc Your STEP musical comedy with Mrs
Vernon Castle and Frank Tnney Evenings, S5 Mainees
Wednesday and Saturday 215. Thursday Fritz Kreiser in
recital at 43o Friday Carl Fredburg pianist in concert Fifth
of Ten Star Series, 4:3O.
Caesar Shakepearean drama, with r. D. Mclean
Stock production Evenings S15. Matnees, daily beginning
Tuesday. $780, No matinee Monday.
CAS1NO-Traveng stock "a Little Girl in Big City, Matinees
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 2:l5. Evenings 8l5
Notwithstanding ALA Nazmova in "War Brides Evenings
S5 Matinees daily 215 Sunday performances and S:l5
GAYETY-Burles9ue "ion Dollar Dolls featuring Lew Hilton
and Lester Allen Evenings, 815 Manee daily 2;l5 Sunday
performances,
LOEWS COLUMBAFms Theodore Roberts in Mr. Gx OF Monte
Carlo first three days of week. Marguerite Clark in Mark
Twan "Pnce and the Paupe last four days of week. Per-
formances from 1890 a. m. until IL p. daily.
The Washington times., 1915-12-05

RANK T1NNEY. who belongs to
the came race as Al Jolson, and
L is In total eclipse at night and
en- certain afternoons in the
"eek, Is one of tho strugglers who
actually get to tho top of the ladder
OIL success on the stage. sometimes.
Meaiocre Frank, or j Toiled and
spun. might be the name of his
biography. since during six years Of
honest work he built the foundations
TOT MS present success. He did as many
.nhnss at hrst for his living as does
the Oldest of a family of fifteen.
The first signs Of him were when l..
VA Was with an organization known as
the Great Barlow Minstrels. Being
Win the G. Il MS, meant that he
spent the day, leading. tho band. play
part, dancing in n big dancing act do
Ing his speciality which he does now
,Morking IN an audience: and doing the
ouying for the car which was the home
For this Mr.: Tinneys stipdend was SIS
a week. Outside OF those duties Frank
didn't have enything else to do. But
relief was in sight.
RccE. Ark. Martin Beck. Of the Great
Orpheum of Vaudeville Theaters. saw
Iinney work. and became 60 iinpre ssed
he Immediately offered him a thirty
T..
not know whether this was for one
week or for thirty. thinking he was
going TO get his money at the end Of
his contract. He opened IN in the Ma
iestic Theater in Chicago. and was very
much surprised to be given $3.50 ON
Saturday night He was a tremendous
hit. however. and ono OF the rules OF
the Orpheum Circuit was broken when
he was held over in this thcater for
three weeks.
Mr.. Tinney laughingfv tells the story
of opening in Now York city at the
PrcnX Theater. His initial appearance
was in the great metropolis, where he
followed the twonty-minute reel show
ing pictures of the late King Edward
Wis funeral. This opening was so un-
successful that the management wanted
to cancel his time, but he was given
another chance at the Fifth AveDile
Theater. where he repeated his trenen-
dOrs Chicago success, staying tor three
weeks at that house.
Mr.. Tinncy was engaged for some or
the most important productions in New
York city Immediately following which
he was engaged by the Fippodrone
management in London to play at their
house. where his unique style Of h'.mor.
heretofore unknown in Great Britain or
on the Continent, gave him unprece-
ientcd publicity. and his sayings were
the rage IN London.
His opening here this week under the
mfnagement of Charles Dillingham; $
co.star with Mrs. Vernon Castle N
watch Your Step is looked forward
to with great interest by all his acmir-
ers Of this city.
The Washington times., 1915-12-05
Attractions Here
Next Week

Maude Adams will be seen in two of
J. NJ Barrie's plays during her en-
gagement at the National Theater next
week These are The Little Minister
and What Every Woman Knows" 1t
was in The Little Minister" that Miss
Adams made her debut as a star in this
city and entered upon a career that has
been made delightfully."- pleasant by
countless admirers all over the country.
The presentation Of the play seems TO
have been decidedly opportune for 1t
has been meeting with all of the sue
cess that greeted it when first given.
OF course, a good deal OF Its present
success is due to the fact that to many
of the presentTday following OF the ac-
tress the comedy is virtually new
play. they never having had the oppor-
tunity of seeing 1t. In the comedy the
actress will be seen in her original roie
of Lady Babbie. the young woman whe
created so much gossip among the sainS.
~ people of Thrums by causing the nt.
tie minister of the church to become
enamoured with her. The Little M!n-
lister" will be the bill on Monday. We'd
nesday and Saturday nights and at the
Wednesday and Saturday matinees.
What Every Woman Knows VIII
bring Miss Adams back in one OF tho
best roles that she has ever had. Maggie
Wylie the little woman who tried SO
! successfully to make great man or
her boor OF a husband. his comedy Is
without doubt the stronl rst. dramatic
ally, that has come from the pen or
the clever Barrie. 1t will be given on
, Tuesday. Thursday and Friday nights.
A number of prominent players are III
the supporting company.
The engagement of the Boston Grand
Opera Compa ny. combined with tho
Pavlowa Ballet Russo. has been denrl-
itely settled upon and Washington music
lovers will have an opportunity to hees
and see the combined companies -
December 1G, II, 49, at the Belasco The
ater.
For the first time the United States.
Canada and Central America are to have
adequate presentations of two art;forms
of novel character: "Mmo-choreo.
graphic and "mimo dramatic" grand
OPERAS.
These works are neither exclusively
grand operas (;ts we know them) nor
vet exclusively Russian ballets las Mic.
Pavlowa has introduced them). They
are a combina ton Of each, put together
in a symmetrical whole. fusing instrn-
mental and vocal music, dancing, drama
and painting.
Besides the predictions on which these
distinguished masters of scenic art
Bakst, Urban and Sime-are now en-
gagged Mr., RahinOff has secured from
the Boston ODcra House its entire
physical property, consisting of forty
seven grand opera productions Csettinss'
costumes, properties. ct ceteraD and m
| Guiding the masterpieces OF MN. Urpan
and Strope. ~
This insures for the first time to cities
outside New York, Boston, Philadelph a
and Chicago, scenic productions designed
and executed for great opera houses.
| in place OF the smaller and less eiap-
crate ones previously offered by all
other travelling opera companies.
Turning from the tragic TO the highly
| amusing the Poll Players will follow
| Julius Caesar" with a most engag gtns
CONTINUED on Page Fifteen.)
The Washington times., 1915-12-05
National: "Watch Your STEP"
Musical Comedy With Mrs.
Castle and Frank Tinney.

n II RS VERNON CASTLE. Frank
|" Tinney. Bernard Granville.
lVl Elizabeth Bricc. Charles King.
Harry Kelly, Harry Ellis.
along with numerous -other stage no
tablos. will come to the New National
Iheater tomorrow night to perform here
for the first time Charles Dillingham's
highly successful musical comedy,
Watch Your Step" Six months Of
crowded houses is Watch our Step"
record in New York; Manhattan audi
ences laughed themselves hoarse with
frank Tinney and applauded the dane
Ing OF Mrs. Castle to the echo: news
papers and theatergoers cmpha tically
Went on record rs believing the piece to
De the most novel. most modern. and
most hugely enjoyable musical enter-
taGnment that had been staged in years
The Watch Your Step" score Vas
written by Irving Berlin. 1t contains
half . dozen or more numbers which
have more firmly than ever established
him in his place OF the most popular
song writer OF today. That Synco-
''Sirce I Discovered You" Lead Me to
Love" ana Play Simple Melody arc
features from Watch Your stem"
Watch our Step" has a story-af
sorts. 1t was written by Harry b.
Snith-but Mrs. Castle. Tinney. Gran
ville. Brice and King and the other
featured entertainers have so much that
Is unique and characteristic to do. and
such a comparatively short time in
which to do 1t. that there Is not much
room for a story, But ii is there all
right. and when Mrs. Castle is not
dancing and Frank Tinney is not taking
The Washington times., 1915-12-05

the audience into his confidence about
his summer home or his last trip to
Europe, they play parts In it.
Watch Your Step IS no up-to the
minute that It is just n little bit ahead
ne In
The Washington times., 1915-12-05

sible the signing of the treaties. The
impetuous young American meets Miss
Grex," the Grand Duchess Fedora, and
falls in love with her. In the cast sup
porting Mr.. Roberts are Carlyle Black
well, Dorothy Davenport, James Neill.
Horace Carpenter, Frank Elliott, and
other members of the Lasky all-star
stock company.
Marguerite Clark will be seen the last
four days OF the week beginning on
Thursday in The Prince and the
Pauper." which Is the first story from
the pen of the great American humorist, /,
Mark Twain, to be made into "A motion
picture. In the dual role of THE
Prince and. the Pauper." Marguerite
Clark Is said to perform the most
screen career
The Washington times., 1915-12-05

stead Of Monday afternoon. but there
Will be matinees every other day dur
ing the week.
The Washington times., 1915-12-05
David Warfeld Speaks of
Men and Women and
Tears at the Theater,

HEN f. S. Willard played
W. THE Man Who Was" and
" on one or two other occasions,
for instance, David War
fields performance OF Tho Music
Master" tears by sort of silent
agreement were unnoticed by the audi
ence.
But though ignored out in front. they
are not unnoticed from the stage. Just
Continued on Page 16. with other
news Of the theaters)
The Washington times., 1915-12-05

numbers of the large chorus of twenty
two pretty girls. who have been select
ed for their beauty and talent.
Eighteen Of the latest metropolitan
hits will be introduced in addition to
the new dances and ensembles The
company numbers forty people and
among the principals will be found Lew
Hilton. Jewish comedian: Lester Allen.
Clair. leading lady: Elsie Meadows. a
lively soubr>tte: Bob Ferns, the black
face artist; Frank Gibson. Adobe Raney.
the United Trio. and Savo.
species. The story Of the burlettas give
the experiences OF Hilton and Allen in
hotel for 'hoboes" and permits the
Interpolation OF a number of vaude-
and dances. Elaborate scenery and
startling electrical effects there assure
n rich and adequate stage setting.
Loew's Columbia: "Mr. Grex of
Monte Carlos" Films.
<<ns R. CREX OF MONT
- M CARLO" E. Phillips Open
v helms thrilling novel of
European complications. will
be seen in photodramatic form on the
screen OF loves Columbia Theater the
first three days of this week, with the
distinguished artist. Theodore Roberts,
in the Stellar role.
The story OF Mr. Grex of Monte
Carlo has to 10 with the adventures
OF an impetuous young American mil
lionaire in Monte Carlo, and in love.
Three of Europe's greatest diplomats
meet apparently by accident In the
famous resort, there to plan a new man
! of the world. England hears of this
| and sends one of her shs4syaest men
Lord Huntersley. to prevent. Il pos
The Washington times., 1915-12-05
d In Beldsco Preniefe-" Your Step" At National
Twinkling
Stars And
Satellites
Behold Frank Tinney-How
He Broke a Proverb, Toiled
and Spun and Rosei

RANK T1NNEY. who belongs to
the same race as Al Jolson, and
i is In total eclipse at night and