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Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-28
New Grain Rate Schedules
For North Atlantic Issued

Washington, Sept. "a new
schedule of grain rates for the north
Atlantic service, the outcome of
joint conference of shipping COM
panies in New York, recently was
announced today by the shipping
board. Rates on wheat and corn per
hundred pounds will be II cents to
the United Kingdom, 1917 to Ant
werp, and Is cents to Hamburg.
Wheat flour will come under the
same rates with the usual differential
of 5 cents.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-28
Maxey Can Keep Office,
But No limitations Go

+. z. Maxey. king kIeagle OF
the Ku Klux Klan in Nebraska,
will be permitted to retain his
Office in the Baldrige-Wead
building, as long as it just re-
mains an office.
II won't try to oust Maxey
from the Office said II. H. Bald
rige; owner OF the building, "but
won't permit the klan to hold
any limitations there"
The lease was made without
any knowledge that Maxey was
an organizer for the Nau, F. D.
Wead, agent, said. III
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-28
Speaker Urging Pogrom
Against Jews Is Fined

Chicago, Sept. N.--Walter DOM
browski, a Russian soap box orator,
was fined $100 today for urging his
audience to start pogrom against
West Side Jews. The police said
Dombrowski declared a Ku klux
Klan leader had instructed him to
speak as he did.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-28
Ex-College Athletic Star
Falls From Pole. Breaks Neck

Galesburg, ILL.,, Sept. 27.-Beverly
Higgason of Knoxville, ILL.,, former
Knox college star pole vaulter, had
his neck broken when he fell from
telephone pole on which he was
working here late yesterday. He
was still alive today, but was un-
consciors
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-28
Mexicans Slay Two Miners.

Washington, ept.s27.-The kill
ing Of two American mining men,
H. c. Smith, Vineta, Okl., and E. B.
Kilsingbury, Los Angeles, Cal, by
a Mexican at Dolores, Mex, was re-
ported to the State department to-
day by Harry B. OFT, vice consul at
Chihuahua.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-28
Defective Appeal Bonds
Now Estimated Near 100

The number Of appealed cases
from police to district court o. which
the bonds are defective vii reach
close to 100 instead of 68, District
Judge L. B. Day declared yesterday
Several have already been arrested
and started serving their sentences.
Several have paid their hnss.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-28
Demos Not to Make Treaty
Opposition a Party Issue

Washington, Sept. 81. - Demo-
cratic. senators in conference today
decided that the peace treaties with
Germany, Austria and Hungary were
not matters for party action. Individ-
ual democrats, it was said. would
be left to follow their own judg-
ment in voting on ratification.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-28
Road Resumes Dividends.

New York, Sept. H-The New
York, Ontario & Western Railway
company today declared 2 per cent
dividend on common stock. This
is the first dividend on this stock
since April 1920.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-28
The Weather
Forecast.

Forecast.
Nebraska-Fair Wednesday and
Thursday; warmer Wednesday;
somewhat cooler in northwestern
portion Thursday.
Iowa-Fair Wednesday and Thurs
day; warmer in west and central por-
tions Wednesday and in southeast
portion Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-28
Richter Given 60 Days to File
Appeal From 2-Year Sentence

Federal Judge Woodrough yester-
day granted 60 days extension to
William Richter in which to file an
appeal from two-year sentence in
the federal prison on conviction OF
forging bills of lading.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-09-28
Boy Kills Playmate When
He Hits Him With Base Ball

Sioux City, Ia, Sept 27.-Anthony
Combs, II, was accidentally killed
by base ball thrown by Clyde Bean.
"a playmate, at Whitney, Ia, near
here.
, 1921-07-02
rELEGR4 MS.
ST. CROIX STA ZION.

New York, June 28th -lna feature
Of Saturday. Wall Street betting on
the Demsey-Carpentier fight was the
receipt OF a considerable amount OF
cash from the Demsey's Camp to place
at even money that the battle will not
last SIX rounds. ". 1. Darrell and c..
had $40, 900 to wager that way, and
James WI. Ball and Co. also has sever
al enc u5and dollars, Upon the closing
OF business, no Never, mons Of this money
had neen covered. Several good size
wagers were placed during the day at
b to l to i 10 |. Several thousand
, 1921-07-02

Secretary all the books, schedules, re-
cords and papers which may have been
received or used by said board in its
work of correction and revision. During
the progress of said correction and re-
vision the Secretary shall furnish said
board with the clerical assistance, books
and stationery, necessary for the proper
execution of the duties of said board.
ITO be comtjnWed.)
, 1921-07-02
Football.

Remember the great football contest
o. the Holger Danske Ground tomorrow
afternoon at 4.30 o'clock, Draadnought
of this island, VS.. Stars of ST. Thomas.
ance. We hope the day viii be q favor
able one.-COm.
, 1921-07-02

u IohNAO Via OOAIPOCJ ~ ~
knockout, while / to 8 was still to be
had that Carpenter does not respond
to the second round bell.
New York, June 28th.-The raw sugar
market was unchanged at a cents for
centrifugals. The market for refined
was easier and prices declined 10 to 20
points to the basis $50 and $50 for fine
graduated the former being a new low
record.
Dublin, June 28th.-The Southern IT.
ish Parliament, established by the Home
Rule Act, opened here this afternoon.
Comparatively few members were pres
ent, however. and the proceedings lasted
alistic members of the parliament from
Trinity College and fifteen members Of
the Senate attended. The lower house
is comprised almost entirely of members
of the Sim Fem, which ignored the sum
mons to the opening of Parliament. The
Lord Chief Justice Mr. Maloney, was
present, but there was little public inter
est.
Rome, June 28th,-King Victor Eman-
ueI today called separately to the Qui-
rinaI, Signor TittOni, President of the
Senate, and Signor DenicoIs, PRESIDENT
of the Chamber of Deputies, to discuss
the crisis caused by the resignation Of
the Riolitti Ministry and the best means
of solution for it. 1t is said that Sign@r
Tittoni ard Signor Denicola expressed
the opinion to the King that Signor Giolit-
ii should form a new cabinet.
London, June 28th.-Sir Ernest Shack
Teton, who commanded the British An
tarctic Expedition in 1907 90 which reach
ed within 81 miles of the South Pole
and also the Antarctic Expedition in
1914-l6, will be the leader of a new voy-
age of discovery covering 5000 miles
of unchartered sections of the Southern
Atlantic, the Pacific and Antarctic Seas.
Barbados, June 29th. His Honour
Sir Herbert Greaves K. 7. Chief Justice
sailed for Canada yesterday on six
months leave OF absence. Sir William
Chandler, K. I. President OF the As
Sistant Court OF Appeal, will act as Chief
Justice.
St. Lucia, June 18th. His Honour
Lieut.. Col, w. B. Davidson Houston {.
M. &. Administrator Ct ST. Lucia, left
yesterday evening by the S., S. Song
ster'' on six month leave OF absence.
During his Bonour's absence Tie Govt.
Of the Colony will be administered by
the Hon. q. B. Laborde, i. S. 0, Treas
urer of Grenada.
Paris, June 29th.-Germany has paid
81, 900, 900 gold Il arks TO he Preparations
commission. This makes d tot1l Of
, 1921-07-02

Ny In ODSH0O CO AASAOAN
of the assessment or re-assessment Of
ahis property: Provided, also, That no
statements or arguments in behalf OF
such complaint or appeal shall be con-
sidered except those presented by the
aggrieved person himself or his duly
accredited attorney or agent.
HEARING OF.
The said Board of Review and Equaliza-
ton shall hear the appeal and determine
anew any questions arising before the
board which relate to the liability OF the
property to assessment, or to the amount
thereof, and, upon recording such de-
termination, shall corr ect the assess
ment books or schedules in accordance
with their decision, or shall order such
corrections to be made by the Secretary
if said books or schedules be in his
possession.
POWER OF BOARD.
Said Board she'll have power TO abate,
lessen or increase the valuations made
in any schedule returned to it whether
anv complaint has been made in relation
thereto or not, and decide all other COM
plants in respect to the assessment OF
taxes and TO correct 9lI errors as they
NAV be brought to it's attention; proVld-
ed. however, That no increas shall be
made in the valuation OF property OF any
person uni 9ss such person shall have
been given a. least five days notice of
the mention to make such increase, in
the manner provided for in section % Of
this Ordinance,
DECISION OF BOARD FINAL.
The decision Of the board in all matters
coming before it shall be final. In exc
cutting the duties imposed upon it by
this Ordinance, the said board may
examine on oath or affirmation, any per-
son or persons who may he knowledge
of or informauon concerning unv value
of property subject to taxation, and any
member of said board may administer
the oath Of affirmation.
RECORD OF APPEAL N VALUATION
CHANGED, -
Section 36.-Every appeal decided by
said board and every valuation changed
hy said board shall be recorded by the
Secretary, together with the date upon
which such decision was made or such
change recorded, and the appellant or
owner of the property whose valuation
has been changed or whose rights nave
been affected by said decision shall be
rotifed of the same in writing and entry
shat be made in said record of the action
of the board that rhe notices required by
this section to be sent to tax payer nave
been given or posted, which entries shall
be conclusive evidence OF the giving Or
, 1921-07-02
LOCAL.

We have been asked to mention that
til Native Brass Band will give a con-
cert on the wharf tomorrow evening.
Monday July 4, being a legal holiday
there will be no issue of this paper.
From St. Thomas papers it is noticed
that a Raporel steamer the Great Falls
is expected in St. Thomas on Monday
4th proceeding to St. Croix and other
islands. This may be of interest to folks
in this island as regards mail and cargo.
We have information that the laying
of pipes from Protestant Quay to the
Custom House for the purpose of supply
ing water to the town is now 10 progress
and that it is expected TO nave this ar
ranqement completed in Two weeks time.
The District Court Of St. Thomas
opens on the 5th. it is understood. Pc
lice Judge Jensen and D rector Of PoIiC
Coulter 60 to St. Thomas tonight to offici-
ate in its opening, During the absence
of the director Senior District Chief of
Police Espers2n will act as director.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
Pretty Actress
as Traffic Cop

IFE ~ Just one exciting thing
IL after another for Priscilla Dean.
And iife has been doubly exciting for
her since the filming Of her next pic
ture. tn. big Jewel meiodrama, out
side the Lew"
The story Of "outside the Law
has considerable 10 do with the dark
deeds OF the San Francisco under
world. and In order TO make his pic
ture as realistic as possible. Tod
browning. the author OF outside the
Law" and It's director. had the Dean
company transported To san Fran
cisco. He would have had no end OF
trouble shooting scenes " tho city's
aluma. bu, the police department lent
very helpful hand
Priscilla Dean. charming girl that
she IT.. quickly became a fayorite
among tho officers OF the law. and
when the International Traffic OFF.
GERS association held their eonven.
ton in the Golden Gate City during
her .ojourn there. shc took a lead
ing part In the activities OF the week
and tho assembled traffic cops from
all over the United States chose her
as their mascot and made her an
honorary life member. She was
sworn In az q special officer. assigned
TO immediate duty by Dan oTsrien.
acting chief Of police Of the San
Francisco force. and she handled the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
INSURANCE POLICIES
PAID TO SELZNICK

Louise J. Selznick and the Seiznick
Pictures corporation received from
the New York Life Insurance Co.
and other companies checks TO the
amount OF $4,000. the face OF
policies on the life OF the late Olive
Thomas. who was insured two years
ago by Selznick officials.
s~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~D~~~-~-~
traffic on a busy corner like an old.
timer. Lieutenant Dan Sylvester.
head Of the San Francisco traffic
force and chief OF the international
association. presented her with a gold
star IN token OF her duties. and T'ris.
ella, In turn was chosen to present
him with a gold watch. the gift OF
his associates In the traffic officers
axsocia ton.
Priscilla was fesed and wined and
dincd during her stay>in the big
Western city. and she counts that
experience m . traffic cop as on. Of
the iiveiiest in her vivid and eventful
career.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

tween pictures her time ls taken up
with the dressnaker. the photorra-
pliers and a score OF interyiewers
who are anxious 10 hear about her
work In her last picture. Then she
has thousands OF letters from picture
fans the world over. These have to
be read and photographs sent TO
those who wish them.
A few days aFo Miss OWEN. whose
home was In the Northwest. left for
Ne wYork 10 play the Lead In a new
Cosmopolitan production. "Rcsurrec-
ton Cove" OF course. she was very
enthusiastic over the new part and
the trip 20 the Bahamaa. where the
exteriors win BE- made. But I think
what made her happiest was the
prospetc OF long visit with her NJ.
tie daughter. who will make tho TIP
with her.
Five whole days with nothing TO
do but play with Patricia said Miss
Owen. az she boarded the train that
would carry her eastward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

On her previous Journeys. Patricia
has been left with her aunt. bring
too young 10 enjoy either her talent
I'd mothers company or the seen.
cry. While at her aunt'E, her young
life has boon devoted 10 her little
cousin. The Duchess" thr~. months
her junior. To The Duchess" Patri.
eia Is known ms Princes. Pat :"
This is. indeed. royal family,
Patricia lsnt quite old enough to
know whether she wants 20 be a
screen star or a school teacher.
III she wants 20 20 on the stage, I
shall do ali In my power TO help her. e
said Miss owen. but I rather hope
she win pick somc other profession.
IL won't be long before she will hav.
leaning toward something. and
whatever she wants to be she shall
be"
When interviewed on this subject,
Miss Patricia was a great deal moro
Interested In the contents OF a large.
beribbonsd candy boxi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01

Star subscribor-Joe Ryan and
Jean Paige can be reached at the
following address: 1900 Broadway.
New York city. n. Y.
Bobbie B.--peari white has a nice
little mail box all 10 herself at the
Fox studios. 1917 ". Western ave.
Los Angeles. Cal Also LET me break
II to you gently. the lady ~ married
70 one Wallace McCutcheon. Con.
stance Taimadse is the youngest Of
the three Talmadge girls, and Is
just 20.
Mr.. Clarence H.--Oniy too please..
10 answer your questions. Peggy
O'Dare In with Vitagraph. 1900
Broadway. New York. Hoot Gibson
Is with Universal. California. Larry
5ernon liz also with Vitagraph.
Glendale Scott--Juanita Hansen
with Warner GLAND. In THE Phan-
tom Foe" a Pathe production.
M. G.--Tom Mix IN desert Love
n Fox picture. Tom was born on
ranch near FL Paso. Tex. and be-
fore breaking into pictures was a
COW puncher. and held champion.
ships for all sorts Of daring exploits.
Ora carew WAS born In Salt Lake
City, Utah. She commenced her
screen career with Goldwyn.
Emma--Glad 10 hear from you
again. Anita Stewart Is younger
than her sister. Lucille. George rs
the baby Of the family. He lis fair.
with gray eyes Anita IN charm.
ing girl. and ] really consider she
In much prettier Off the screen than
vhe looks on. She has wonderful col.
oring. Titisn-colored hair and "a
Emmal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
SPECIAL FEATURES
OF LIBERTY NEWS

The Jensen a Won Hcrberg News
will offer events OF more than usual
importance In the Liberty theatre
bin beginning Saturday. There will
be shown Views OF the Encaria goat
ranch at Woodinville. which has the
finest herd OF mich goats In the
United States. the big New Years
football game between the Everett
high school and the Cleveland. Ohio.
high school, at Everett, and the cele-
bratlon Of the Goth birthday OF the
well known pioneer. Ezra Meeker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
POPULAR ACTRESS
IS SERIOUSLY ILL

DaTmar Godownky. the screen
actress and daughter OF Leopold
oodowsky. famous pianist. who Just
appeared with Frank Mayo In
Honor Bound" was stricken sud
denly At Los Angeles a few dsy. ago
with appendicitis. She was isnmedi.
atsly taken 10 hospital aad an
operation performed. IL In under
stood that shs ~ recovering rather
slowly. by q strange coincidence.
Gordon Codowsky. brother Of the
screen actress. Ia also suffering with
tho same maiAdy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
I.aURETTE TAYLOR
To ENTER MOVIES

Laurette Taylor, who created
the role OF Peggy. In Hartley
Manners play. peg o. My
Heart IL 20 stage a revival. and
later may play tho title role In a
film version. Famous Players
made q screen version OF Peg"
some time ago. but litigation
with J. Hartley Manners pre-
vented tho reicaac OF the pic.
turo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
Picture hffer

Monte Blue has been engaged by
Allan Dwan 10 play the leading role
In The Perfect Crime"
Rupert Hughes story, Mr.. and
Mrs Miserable" In TO be filmed un.
der the title Dangerous Curve
Ahead"
Jacdueline Logan In the latest
FoIlies girl to join tho movies. She
Ia TO appear In an Allan Dwan fea
ture.
Alice Lake In called upon TO fIrht
n mob of drunken men In ''Unohart.
ed Sea-" her next Metro picture.
Maurice Tourncur's Tart Of the
Mohicans" has been released
Mary Pfckfords next production
TO be released by United Artists will
be entitled The Love Light" II
WINS written and directed by Frances
Marion.
Earle Williams will be starred In
n screen version OF loot of the
Night" novel by Frederick J.
Jackson.
Bebc Daniels is visiting relatives
In Dallas. Tex. her birthplace.
Marion Davies In In New York
working on THE Brides Play"
under the direction OF George Ter.
willigery
Grace Dnrmond has signed
years contract with Al Christie.
Lila Lee. with her mother and sis.
ter. is mentioning In New York CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
Doug" Will Film
"The Virginian"

Douglas Fairbanks is 70 produdo(
"The virginisn." which served As !
starring vehicle on the stage for Dus-
tin Farnum. and In which Farnum
appeared tn a screen version for Las
by in the early days of the company.
Doug" will play the leading role.
and AZ many OF the members Of The
original cast ~ can be secured ars
90 be engaged for the parts that they
created.
Frank Campeau. ffss original
Trampas. who has appeared m .
number OF Fairbanks' productions, y
one who Is sure 20 be in the list Of
notables.
Production OF The vfrginian- vfn
follow completion of The Nut tho
present picture which Ted Reed ID a.
rectlng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
SOCIETY MEMBERS
IN UNIVERSAL FILM

More than 900 members Of San
Francisco's smart set, including the
wealthlest men and women OF Call.
fornia. served az "cxtris" for the
filming Of scenes on the Monte Car.
10 sets mt Monterey. Cal. which are
being used in the production OF Erich
Won strohclm's Foolish Wives" pic
ture. Tho cast OF extras was the
most notable and wealthy ever as.
sembled for stage or screen. Wear.
ing their best gowns and jewels. the
members OF the smart set strolIed
upon the promenade and In the
Casino. while stroheim, Maud George,
Marguerite Armstrong and others OF
the Foolish Wives" cast enacted
their own roles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
ny LESLIE DowEIL

Bf LESLIE DOWFIds
We all have a hobby Some Of us
have two and sometimes three This
IL the case with secna Owcn--she
has three widely diffcrrn, interests
First OF all Is her 3.y~ar old dauRh.
ter. PATRICIA Che loves Patricia.
naturally. batter than anything else
In the wide world.
But. next to Patricia. comes her
great love for horses and flowers
II IL safe TO say that she IL the best
feminine rider Of the screen. and her
knowledge Of the trees and flowers
In uncanny.
But. as said before. her great
love IL for Patricia,
seena's work before the camera
demands no much OF her time. that
sse-rnreiy has piay.hours for the 1T
tie one. But when II In time for Pa.
tricia to say her prayers. secna Ia
always ready for fairy tale or two
Nothing prevents the story hour un.
less Mlas owen r. on location. Be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
Ii BE Y
.TIfE TESTING BLOCK

fpArAmouhtJ
smerrn Btii,- . handi, chief WIN. A. Hart
nelly Gray, . violinist. Eva Sovsk
RInge. . baAeit. ANN. .Gordsn huss~i
nesisA . Msxican SRI .Fiorencs Carpenter
Darling Nelly Gray" the bcauti-
fui song which In played by the
young orphaned vlolinlst by the same
name, Is the turning point in the
life Of "sierra Bill" a bandit chief.
IN The Testing Block" which comes
to the Liberty for a week, begin.
ming today.
Bill Hart. the popular movie hero
n Western life. Is cast as the bandit
chief, with pretty Eva Novak As
Darling Nelly Gray"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
CLEVER KIDDIE IN
CAREY FEATURE

Tommy Smith, a clever 3.year-oid,
son OF Billy Smith. well known Los
Angeles newspaper man, is playing
an important role In Harry Carey's
current feature, IF Only jim" The
picture In based on Phillip v.
| Mighers web known story. "Bruvver
\Jim's Baby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
r E x
sMID.CILANNEIi'

tGarson)
Zoe BfyyndefI. Clara Rimbaii Yovrn q
Thsodore Biundeii. .....J. Frank GIendon
The Hon Peter Mottrnm. ". N. KimbaII
Leonard Ferris. ........ .Bertrafn Grassby
Mid-channel. literally. and mid
channel. In actually. are the basic
thoughts around which the picture
Starring Clara Kimball Young. which
opens at the Rex today. is built. In
fhe British channeI--midway between
FoIkestone and Boulogue, there lies
an unexpected and ominous ridge
known as Mid-Channei. The same
applies TO marriage. which IN shown
In. this coIorful picture OF English
society life. with Miss Young az a dis.
contented young wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
CT E M M E r
THE MlsrIT WIFE"
(Metrol


kw41o Aafioy - 49, '.~r
no. crAndAli Forrest stanley
Ou0 hmpoon. - ---~-. my N~tuosV
n6lfh x,llsry .L$eta lcrrAine
Alics Lake. Who In PLYING the title
role d, the picture which opens at
NJ C1cnmer today. snt satisfied
wifh the position Of a laundry worker
- wants to become q manicurist
- ~ burns \ silk shirt while iron
m II. and for that reason alone
- d no longer a laundry worker.
gne packs up her mAnicurs KIT and
reartn for PARIS To carvc--or hie--her
future. OF course. It's Paris, WE.
not Paris. France. In the rude West
IN town she opens up her manicure
ahop and soon has the town at her
80 From that moment on Until
shs anal sequence OF scenes In rev
Yea city. there Ia ono continual run
= uczfament and interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
ESTABLISH SCHOOL
FOR REEL KIDDlES|

Universal has established q school
for children TO furnish the required
study hours for the many children
used In False Colors.- the new fea.
ture starring Priscilla Dean.
Stuart Patton is directing tbs 20
duction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
BETTY HILBURN WITH
DAVID w. GRIFFITH

Betty Hiiburn. aged II. and consid-
cred one Of the most promising
young girls who ever took-up motion
picture work. is 10 have a role in
u. w. Griffith's next big production.
Miss Hiiburn In Said TO resemble the
hate ciartne Seymour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-01
Smoky" AS
BARTENDER

Smoky" the chlmpanzee OF the
Chester comedies. will take the part
of a walter in a ''nehr beer saloon
In Beat H." and shows his famll.
iarity with the ralsin recipe. Little
Ida May Mckenzie has the role OF
entertainer In the same place