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Business Cycles and Unemployment
Calder. John. Capitals Duty to the
wage-Earner. HF-C125. e
Carroll; NJ. 3; Labor and Politics.
HFS3-C236l.
Goldman, j. sA Unemployment and
Our Revenue Problem. HFW-
Contey, Diar1nid. Cooperative Move
and North italy During and After
the World War. HH-C65.
Conant, Luther. y Critical Analysis of
INDUSTRIAL Pension Systems. HFU-
Federated American Engineering So
cietfes. Committee on work
periods in continuous industry.
The Twelve-Hour Shift in In
dustry. HFH-F313t.
Fisher, Boyd. Mental Causes, of Ac-
cidents. HFK-F537m.
Frankfurter, Felix, and Dewson. NJ.
w. District of Columbia Mini
num- mum, w Wage Cases. V. in l.
Fuller. r.. G. The Meaning of Child
Labor. HIM F955m.
eide, Charles. Consumers Cooper
atfve Societies. HH-G363.
Industrial Conference, Washington,
2: G.; 1s1s-1e2O. Report of In
the President 1920. HFs3- -In25.
Janes..G. NJ. American Trade Union
ism. RG-J253.
Klein, Philip. The Burden of I'm
employment. HFW-K674.
Earnings in Prosperity and De-
preston. HFS-K584e.
Moon, P. T. The Labor Problem and
the Social Catholic Movement In
France. 1921 HF-M776l.
n I'd
Wages. Hours and Employment
in American Manufacturing In
dnstries. July, 1s14-January. 1928.
HFS-N217wh.
Industrial Democracy. HH-P73.
Roberts, G. E., ed. Labor Problems
and the Labor Movement. HF-
Roberts. G. E., ed Wages. HTS
United states children's Bureau
Child Labor and the Work of
Mothers in the Beet Fields of
Colorado and Michigan. HIM
Un33c.
Warbasse, J. P. Cooperative De-
Virgins, j. f. Workers Non-Profit
Co-operatives. HH-W634w.
Transportation.
Chatburn, G. r. Highways and High
way Transportation. HJRO-C39.
Denfeld. G. A. A Practical Scientific
Treatise on Traffic Management.
International Correspondence Schools.
Scranton, Pa The Traffic Mans
Handbook. HJR-InS3.
Mcintyre. l.. w. Preliminary Top
ioai outline Of the Economics Of
Highway Transport HJRO-M1S.
vanderblue. II. B.. and Burgess, X. F.
Railroads. HJR-V2S3rr.
Evening star., 1923-12-30
BOOKS Received.

THE SINGING BONE. BY r. Austin
Freeman. author of John Thorn
dykes Cases" etc. New York:
Dodd Mead & Co.
THE GLOBE HOLLOW MYSTERY.
BY Hannah Garyland. author OF
.'The House of Cards" New York:
Dodd. Mead & Co.
BIRTHDAY BOOK. Compiled by
RIB P. New York: Charles Scrib-
ner's Sons.
TWO NO-TRUMP, Novel of Apart
ment Hotel Life. By Gertrude
Myers. Chicago: Covici-McGee
Company.
THE CARE OF THE BABY; A Man-
ual for Mothers and Nurses; BY
J. P. Grocer Griffith, NJ. d. Phila-
delphia: w. B. Saunders Company.
THE sEA-wOMAN's CLOAK and NO.
VEMBER EVE; Two Plays. By
Amelie Rives (Princess Troubetz-
koy). Cincinnati: Stewart Kidd
Company
CHRISTIANITY; The Flower and
Fruit of Judaism. BY a son or
Levi mark John Levy. washing
ton: Christian League of Jewish
Friendship.
ALCOHOL AND PROHIBITION; In
Their Relation to Civilization and
the Art Of Living. BY Victor q.
Vecki VI. d. Phiiadeiphla: j. b.
Lippincott Company.
AN Ex-PRELATE'S MEDITATIONS
Edited by Herman j. Heuser, D. D.
New York: Longmans, Green & Co.
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE, A Cotempo-
rary Estimate. BY Edward FL
well whiting. Boston: The Allan
tic Monthly Press.
REAL ESTATE BUSINESS AS A
PROFESSION. BY John, B. Spilker,
LII D. Cincinnati: Stewart Kidd
Publishers.
HERE YOU HAVE ME. BY Robert
Roe. New York: George II. Do
ran Company.
THE sTRASSBURGER.F And
Allied Families OF PennsylvaniA.
Being the Ancestry Of Jacob AM
drew StraSsburger, ESD, OF Mont
gomery County, Ra. By his son,
Ralph Beaver Strassburger. Print
ed for private circulation in Gwyn-
edd Valley, Pa.
FROM PINAFORES TO POLITICS. BY
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman New
York: Henry Holt & Co.
THE MEMS HOUSE; Masonic Papers
and Addresses. By Joseph Fort
Newton, l., D., author of THE
Builders" New York: George H.
Doran Company.
At the taking of the last. census
there were only two states-Vermont
and New Hampshire-without artificial
ice factories.
Evening star., 1923-12-30
TWO U. S. DESTROYERS
SENT TO HONGkONG
Warships at Canton and Detail Of
Marines Will Sail
Tomorrow.
nY IurNII1S n MLoon

BY JUNIUS b. WOOD.
Special Correspondence TO The Star and the
Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1872
CANTON, December 80. - The
American destroyers Pearce and Noa
and half of the emergency detail of
marines now here have been ordered
to sail for Hongkong next Monday
Berths vacated on the Pearl river by
the destroyers will be occupied by
the gunboat Helena, which is bring
ing DR.. Jacob Gould Schurman,
American minister to Canton.
The destroyers Sicard and Pope
and the remainder of the American
marines will escort DIR. Schurman
back to Hongkong. leaving only the
Asheville and Pampanga under Com
mander ]. o. Richardson, commander
of the south China patrol in Canton
The departure of destroyers and ma
rines will practically end American
participation in the naval demon
strations here. The duration of the
stay of the destroyers, however, de-
pends on future developments in
Canton.
Evening star., 1923-12-30
Quantico Citizens Up IN Arms
Ouer Marine Clean-Up Proposal

they are newcomers. For instance,
the woman who lives in the neatest
cottage in Quantico-a nice little cot
tage, with a baby grand piano in
the parlor-said:
'I don't know what I would do
without my music. It is so dreary
here. Sinclair Lewis, when he wrote
Main Street never saw a place like
this 1t is infinitely worse than any
thing in his book. The people
around here are absolutely vile and
the sanitary conditions are indescrib-
able. / stay only because my hus-
band is employed at the Army post.
He is a civilian electrician"
Until Congress acts, Quantieo is
safe from Gen. Buffers washrag,
however. as the town is beholden
only to the civil authorities of Prince
William county-and the Manassas
authorities have too much else to do
to bother with Quantico. The trades
men are hoping that action will not
come soon, but they are planning no
concerted opposition.
Evening star., 1923-12-30

At the taking of the last census
there were only two states-Vermont
and New Hampshire-without artificial
ice factories. ~
Evening star., 1923-12-30

every fourth centesimal shall be a
bissextile year. Thus the years 1900
1S00 1900 are not to be bissextile. .
Dated at Tusculum in the year OF
the Incarnation of our Lord one thou
sand. five hundred and eighty-firs
the sixth of the calends of March.
"Bissextile year. is another name
for leap year.
The Council of Nice met in 325 A.
d. at which time they thought the
vernal equinox occurred March 21
The year of the Incarnation began
March % and the date of the docu-
ment is February "a, 1881.
We wish 1t noted that the reasons
for the change in the calendar were
primarily ecclesiastical and connected
with Easter. The reasons were only
indirectly astronomical. The equinox
was not restored to the time at which
it occurred at the beginning Of the
Julian calendar and the days were in
serted to suit the feast of the saint
The subject will be continued next
month, as there are many who do not
understand our calendar.
SAMUEL G. BARTON.
Evening star., 1923-12-30

I Recent accessions at the Public
Library and lists Of recommended
reading will appear in this column
each Sunday.
Evening star., 1923-12-30

Although there are five eclipses
during the year. which is more than
the average number, no part of any
one will be visible from any part of
the United States. There are three
partial eclipses of the sun visible
chiefly from polar regions, as partial
eclipses of the sun usually are, and
two total eclipses of the moon visible
from the other hemisphere. There
will be an interesting occultation of
Aldebaran on February IA. The earth
is nearest to the sun on January l.
Evening star., 1923-12-30
URGES NATIVES OF INDIA
UNFURL HOME-RULE FLAG
Swaraj Party Chief Says Release
Of Ghandi From Prison Should
Not Be Waited.
BY the Associated Press. :.

By the Associated Press
COCONADA British India Decem-
ber 29.-If Mahatma Gandhi is not
released from prison within a. year to
receive the charter of the Swaraj,
or home rule party, the natives of
India should, without hesitation, un-
furl the flag of the Indian republic,
said the on-co-operationist leader,
Mahomet Ali, in opening the thirty
eighth Indian national congress here
yesterday.
The speaker denounced what he
termed the autooratic and paralyzing
policy Of the British government in
India, which he said was crushing
progress. He warned his hearers
that if they were not careful the
swaraj would be dead within a year,
but that if they made an appropri-
ate resolve and acted on it home rule
could be attained within a month.
The latest fad among fashionable
women in Paris is the wearing of
pendants suspended at the back in
SteH6 of he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
Boy Bandit
Surrenders
Says He Wants to Be
Locked Up

Please lock- me up, Mr. officer
I'm bandit"
Can't ]. r. Mason. IN charge OF
tho night detail OF police, rubbed
his eyes bit. shook himself TO
make sure no was awake, ana took
a second look. "Whot did you say,
sonnyT' no qucricd.
I'm bandit. In fact. I'm tho
leader OF whole gang OF bandits.
said Lawrence Thompson. II, tell.
ing his story second time. my
conscience bothered me. so | decided
20 confess" said Lawrence.
Lawrence then told how no and
two other youths had robbed the
Fifth Ave. grocery. 1877 Firth ave.
~, OF quantity OF gum. candy
and cigarets and so pennies. Tho
loot was hidden in n lumber yard,
The "gang" also had made numer,
out pllfering expeditions In Seattle
department stores. no admitted.
'rd sooner tell you than have
dad learn about II first" said Law.
renee. (which way is tho jailg'
Lawrence was locked M aud Is
being held by Juvenile authorities
pending investigation OF his mis-.
deeds,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
New Safe Way To
Remove Teeth Stains
Marvellous Discovery Beaches Dark
Teeth White. Instantly.

new harmless treatment has been
discovered which dissolves teeth stains
INSTANTLY. giving even tho dulleAt teeth n
charming whitcnesa and iustre This new
treatment 10 called the nleAchodent Com~
hiuAtion. IL consists OF q mary eluua liquid
and a new kind OF paste. The liquid
instantly curdies or Eoftens all stains,
While tho paste removes them and u
nnsd daily prevents tho formation OF
future stains. You Jest brush your teeth
With few drops OF the liquid. then use
Tao paste, and before your very eyes
your teeth acquire clear. flashing
whi,eness that even an hours securing
~ old.fashioned methods could mot give
Nthenl.
Y Il vitality important that only safe.
lmlld preparation Ike Hieachodent Com
htnAtion DO used on ehrdren'a teeth.
which arc especially subject TO stains
aud decay. Hleaehodcnt Combination Is
absolutely safe IN every way. for Il slim
My cnrdies and dissoives all staining
substances from the surface OF tho teeth.
X cannot affect tho enamel In any way.
uFitty and abrasive dentifrices should
never be used n you want sparkling,
Waite. pearty teeth set Blcaehodcnt Com
hlnation today. Costs only few eenta
Al all good stores. such as Swtft Drug
Co.. harteli Drug Co, Tho BON Marche.
Maepeugall- southwicS. fraser-Paterson
Co. Rhodes CO.. Crete Rankin CO.,
lnniisson- poane % drug oresl,--Adver-
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
RODOLPH IS
COMING BACK

HOLLYWOOD. Cal, Dec. AL
The Sheik Is returning.
Definite announcement from tho
Famous Players Lasky corporation
local offices that Rodolph Valentino
win soon be hack In tho fold. today
gave admlring hearts n sudden flut.
ter OF anticipation. With difficult.
ties patched up and the annoying
item OF salary settled 10 cveryono's
satisfaction, Valentino win return TO
Hollywood within the next few
weeks.
Monsieur Beaucnirc" by Booth
Huntington. Will be the vehicle upon
which the sheik VIII ride hack into
receptive hearts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
Cynthia Grey
Girl Interested IN THO Young Me,-One Inuites Her
Out Other DoeS4t--WontS to Kno,o Which to
Choose.

Dear Miss Grey: am girl of 1S and what you
call goodookng, tho am not crazy about myself
work with wonderful man, have very good position
and good salary. My only trouble is this:
have met two young men of good positions and wish TO
treat both of them alike But of them jealous of the
other and that makes it very hard do not wish to lose
either OF the But it to that the only way out
One of them has taken several places while the other
claims he loves me, yet has never taken me out
He has kissed me and the other has not How can tell
ship of both?A l.. l..
That is something yon lcW haze to decide for yourself
Bit rere you eouldnt place much faith IN kisses and
declarations Of lore phch not foowed bp proposal
Of marriage and not cpen by occasional inptation
So far as one may Judge by letter, the young
1cho Is sufficiently Interested TO nre you ont ach him
seems to be the more sincere OF the two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
Windsor Crepe
Special 29c Yd.

Especially desirable for under
wear is this fine 3O-inch printed
and plain Windsor Crepe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27

Which president Ind a tennis cab
met?
Roosereit. clifford PiHchot. James
n. Garfield, Herbert knor Smith and
other younger officials Of the admin
istration composed u. u. ioas so
named because these men several
times a ieeek played tennis Nth
President Roosevelt az the While
House.
Who were the seven wise men OF
Greece
Mas. chao. cleobuios. Perlauder.
Pissaeos, Scion. and Thaies
Is the Grand canyon naylgablc by
canoe any place East from winslow ?
Tho Grand eanvon "a not nattgabIc
at any polas.
How many mints are there In the
U. s. and where are they locatod7
Three. az san Francisco. Denper
and Philadelphia
what Is the Oldest historical tree
In the worlds
The oldest historical tree (not the
oldest treel Is ono In ctyion. IL Is
kHoien 20 hare been pianted. as a
cutting from tho 10 tree. under
irhieh Ganiamd modiirtcd, IN me
year fg5 u. O. From that finse
10 this % has been carcfnily tended
aud tcatercd. Us great branches are
supported bp pillars. and the Garth
has been ierraccd up about 10 so that
u has been able 10 puf our fresh
roots continually
What was the court Of Iovc7
This iras the name applied IN the
later middle ages to groups Of noble
ladies icho often. ichnc assembled 10
listen 70 the declarations Of the
troubadovs. took occasion 10 decide
upon questions Of courtesy and cii-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27

Cynthia Grey VIII receive call.
ers on Monday. "wednesday and
Friday from 20 . p. m. and on
Tuesday and Thursday from II
TO i2 a. IN. at her office in Tho
Star Bldg. 1909 Seventh ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
A SIMPLE HOME
METHOD TO BREAK
UP A COL D

At this season OF the year thous.
sands OF people find they catch cold
easily, and II neglected often dc.
vclops into more serious compiled.
tons.
step Gruggins your system with
drugs that often do you moro harm
than good. y
Go 10 any druggist and set a bot.
tie OF Tfyland's IL. They arc mild
and pleasant. contain no habit.
forming drugs. safe Tor children,
Bartcll Drug Co.-Advertlsemcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
City Dry Squadders
Annex Four Quarts

Four gallons or assorted liquors
! ere alleged TO have been found In a
cache In the rear OF Barney Burn.
hams soft drink" place at zoos
First ave. BY the city dry squad
Wednesday night. Burnham was
arrested after he is alleged to have
sold one OF the squad a pint OF
''mooa.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
Charges Against
Kelso Man Dropped

L. C. Bohlen. arrested last Friday
on charges growing out OF alleged
transportation OF funds OF the
Keiso community hotel. has been TO
leased and the charges dropped. he
declared Thursday.
\. L. V. Davis. chairman OF the
finance committee of the hotel, in i
letter to Bohlen declared that there
was no basis for the charge as a
check OF the finances found no
shortage or errors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
Dress Ginghanas csc Yd.

32-inch fine Dress Ginghams in
plaids and checks. This Bingham
is of very superior quality, and it
would pay you to anticipate flu
ture needs at this low price.
First Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
Poison Whisky Is
Fatal to Quintet

PORTLAND. Dec. 81. ~ Rotton
whisky claimed five persons in
Portland this year. according 10
Coroner Earl Smiths official
records.
But there are probably a mum.
Der OF other deaths caused more or
less directly from drinking moon.
shine and other prohibition bever.
ages. which do not appear on Tho
records" no said. Family doctors
report cases OF 10 as yalvular heart
trouble"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
Table DanldSk
Special 69c Yd.

learned today. John Anderson. cap.
tain; James Davis. second engi.
neer, and cook known TO his
mates as Jack. lost their lives, the
latter two when n lifeboat in which
they attempted to brave thu seas
foundered. while the master went
down with his shin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
Three Drown When
Tug Tyee Is Sunk

VICTORIA, b. c.. Dec. 27.-Three
members Of the crew Of five were
lost when tho local tug Tyce sank
in Peddhr bay. during the recent
storm on Christmas eve. It was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27
Death Blow to
Rheumatism

Whether you have had II ono or
many years. N your pains do not be-
gin 20 disappear by the twelfth day
under Antl-Uric treatment we will
refund the $3.50 that you pay us for
same. That's how confident we are
that Anti-Uric gives tho desired re-
lief. For sale by Bartell Drug
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27

Tuesday and Thursday from II
TO i2 a. IN. at her office in Tho
Star BLDG. 1909 Seventh ave.
qaeitc. particularly IN affairs OF lore.
According 10 soDie authorities. these
courts formed regular Institutions
during Tho igth century There icds
q code Of 81 articles and decisions
ara said 10 hare been based on this
code. 4 typical craJnpic Of The ques-
tsoHs submitted 10 such tribunals Is
The foiiolcn1: ~ lady iistcned 10
one admirer, pressed the hand Of an
other. and touched ieith her Toe the
foot Of d third. ,rhtch Of these three
ieas the Jatored sitiforg"
Who was Yehonaln7
This tnas tho oifihood name Of the
great empress doiraoer Of Ching.
Tse-Ha
In what year did tho n. r. Leo and
tho steamer Na,chez run their great
race: between what points: and what
was the time made7
Tho race bcttceH the n. T.. lee
and tho Watcher took place on fhe
Mississippi river In 1874. n took
; f-s days 10 make Tho run from Neic
Orleans 70 ST. Louis and the II. y.
Ire leas rietor bY about four hours.
What Is tho difference between
Islander and ilbel9
SlaHder Ia oral defamation. that
Is. speaking false and malicious
cords concerning another. toherebv
injury rfsaIts 10 hts reputation. IL
bel ia me false and malicious defan,a-
tioH Of another expressed ia irriiin0.
or In print. or bv pictures or sl0us.
tending 70 injurc The reputation Of
GH iEdiridpal. and exposing him 70
public hatred. contempt. or ridiculc.
What Is tho most harmless bleach
Tor the skim
Lemon jaicc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-12-27

PLANNING To SPEND week
in the mountains and 10 climb Afys.
terry peak. IS boys OF Garfield high
school left Seattle Wednesday. Head.
quarters win be established at Hyak.
, 1923-03-05
What You Will See In
"The Town That Forgot Cod
At America Theater

The most sensational and spectacular storm and flood
scene ever shown on the screen.
A whole town wiped off the map by a terrific deluge.
The most tense dramatic story of American small town
life ever portrayed.
Life In n small American town where the ten command,
ments are broken every day and tho golden rule every hour.
A manImnde storm and flood that surpasses for thrills
and sensations the greatest deluges in history.
A dramatic story based on the love of a boy for his
mother.
A boy still In his teens, who gives n dramatic character
ization unsurpassed IN the history of motion pictures.
A story adapted from the real life experiences of It's lead,
Ing character.
A motion picture that proves again truth Is stranger
than fiction, 4
A ~ NE&RH@SzseapN-
A mighty maelstrom of emotion, 80 p~T-gETEEH
r--arJrrrEv
A Kaleidoscope of typical American horle life T-'
1t VIII be shown Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
at the America Theater.
, 1923-03-05

morning and Will spend a short time
here attending to business affairs.
]. H. Bsnher came down last even
ing from Park City. Mont. on a bus
mess trip.
C. C. Doud of the Doud-weaver
Motor company returned last evening
voeriand in a new Jewett special car.
Tom Griffin is a business caller
for a short time from Thermopolis.
William L. Wood of Boulder is a
BUSINESS visitor in the city for a
short time.
Among business callers for the
week from Denver are H. w. Hobbs.
L. A. Perkins, r. r.. Blair, IL. C.
McCole and L. Bronstein.
Carl Jackson arrived in tho city
his morning from Los Angeles to
spend several days here on business.
NJ. p. Marrow has returned to Den
yer after spending several weeks
here on business and visiting with
his brother. C. c.. Marrow.
Ben S. Smith arrived this morning
from Denver and will spend a few
days here.
Joseph Young left this morning for
Salt Creek after spending the week
end in the city visiting friends.
L. d. Scott of salt Creek is spend
ing the day here on business.
.
Sam Daniels has returned from
Denver after spending a two weeks
vacation there visiting relatives.
Robert Stewart of Detroit Is here
on a short business trip.
, 1923-03-05

Charles are here for the week visit
ing friends from their home in
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.. Dunn OF valen-
tine, Neb.. are visiting here for a few
days.
Miss Catherine Robbins is visiting
here for the week with Miss Ger
trude Jacobs. Miss Robins home is
in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Anderson have
returned from n three weeks visit
withrelatives in St. Louis. Mrs. An
derson was formerly Miss Agnes
Kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stark and family
are expected to return tomorrow
morning from California where they
have been visiting for the last two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Kramer
left his morning for Salt Greek and
will spend two days there on bust
ness.
Mr.. n Mrs. n. D. Hun returned
yesterday to their home in Salt Creek
after spending several days here on
business and visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Haas of Lenox,
Iowa, are visiting friends here for
the week.
Miss Dorothy Mills has returned to
her home in Chicago after spending
some tine here on business.
Brian Tobin left last evening for
the SO mile lake after spending the
week end here visiting at the home
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah
Mahoney.
, 1923-03-05
AMERICA SHOWS DOUBLE
BILL LAST Time TO-DAY

For the last times today the Amer
lea theatre is staging its big double
program OF two photoplays. They
are "A Front Page Story" and
Romance Land" The latter photo
play features Tom Mix. It is a
typical Tom Mix play with more
than the usual noun of action and
humor. The nero of the play like the
great Don Quixote himself has been
reading too much fiction on the age
of chivalry. so he decides hat the age
of chivalry is not yet dead, and
proves It.
The tournament with some truly
western stuff IN 1t despite its title. is
one of the most exciting parts OF the
play. After this comes the rescue OF
the fair damsel from the loving but
unloved villain.
"A Front Page Story Is a highly
exciting bit of American photo
fiction. 1t takes up the career OF a
young man in search OF opportunity
who finds It on a small-town news
paper. The editor of the paper and
the mayor of the town are never able
to cooperate and pull together. The.
hero shows them how to do It.