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THE. BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1921.
Haynes Says He
Needs $50,000,000
For Enforcement
Sura Necessary, Dry Chief
Will Tell Congress, If Pro-
hibition Laws to Be
' Upheld.
Washington, Dec. 17. Fifty mil
lion dollars count 'em is' needed
to mike a success of prohibition en
forcement. '
'Hill put declaration conies from
I'rohibition Commissioner Haynes,
v ho sees dangers ahead for the Vol
stead act. - He will tell congress, hi
ays, that it must come to the rescue,
it the law is to be upheld and respect
for it secured by compulsion, if
necessary."
' Commissioner Haynes' estimate of
T WE NTY-E OUR-LESSONS IN PIANO PLAYINGSIXTH LESSON: A MINOR
. (ORonrs uvue simplitiek.)
(Copyright, ItiO, by W. leott Cro, ' v
. ScrantoB. Ta.)
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rractlcs.msUs' perfsct ' If you hivs fully.5
mastered the flvt previous lesions you are fully ,
Qualified to undertake the itudy'of thla, the elxth ;
lesion of Mr. Grove's interesting-coune. . The.
Tky, of X Minor Is the relative of C Major as
shown by this chart. ' '
i' ' IKSTRUCTIOX Wute the chart upon the
'keyboard of piano so that the small letter D
with a dash above It at the bottom of the chart
is directly over the key D on We keyboard. The
-'White and black spaces will then correspond to
'the white and black keys. Each of the three
horizontal series of letters represents si chord.
Beginning with the upper row, play the wlilt
letter with the left hand and play three black
letters with the right hand, making tiio tlr-t
chord. Then, in the same way, ply the nuh'i
indicated in the second horizontal series, then
those In the third and back to tho first, forming
a complement of chords In A minor.
The first I liinm iiCcewary for becoming a
tioud player are putleiiee and practice-, Pining
ihe tints before the nest lemon the chord shown
Miuuld be plujed over and over sgttin until )uu
meinorise It and can pUy it without t tie chart.
Memurise the letter slxo. You Will II ml Unit
before long you will be able -to pluy simple so
coinpnniments In this key to sny melodies you or
your friends may sing, .
If you wish to go further In studying, learn
the fluttering of the sai shown on the huff In
eneh ihait. upper notes played wlih the rlk'ht
I, mol, lower with left Inwid.
NUXT Li:HUN Key of A Major, three
sharps,
j;very tiiml In black U tter Is marked 1, 3, C.
Always read It so, no matter In what vertical
order the notes may be written.' Note tluit the
small letter I with a dash shove It must not be
played. . '
the sum needed for running expense
fpf the treasury s prohibition unit now
before Budget Director Dawes for
approval. It covers needs of liquor
law enforcement for the fiscal year
Hiding June 30, I9J3.
"I absolutely need $2,500,000 more
from congress next year than was
a'lowed in the current fiscal year,"
w.iil Haynes. "That means an ap
propriation of ,$10,000,000. Hut that
. not rnougli. I ought to have
$.i0.000.000 to taikle this job right."
Cireatly enlarged forces of dry law
.-.gents in. all, slates, to co-operate
' more.. actively' with the state and
municipal 'authorities are imperative,
in Haynes' opinion, to insure literal
compliant with the Volstead law.
L'dmmssioner Haynes said the
government is now Roing the limit
in an assault with illegal trafficking
In rum.' A smash is now on to stop
diic leaks at distilleries Stopping
liquor at its source, officials said, is
p prime need. What they aim to do
h to stall permit applications so
closely that diversion of whisky
withdrawn from warehouses to illegal
uses will be made virtually; impos
sible. . i
Put Haynes is fully cogniv-ant of '
1 lie fact thai even after all his efforts
hae been exhausted, with the com
pa'raHvely limited group of dry law
agents at his command, there still
will remain other and perhaps .equal
ly baffling phases of 'the Volstead
law problem up to him for action.
Jed When 13 to Avoid
. School,"Wife Says
'' Portland, Me.. Dec. ' 17.-Gladya
Nf. Rhodes, ' seeking a , divorce from
Rolley Rhodes,- Easlcy, 5k C, testi
fied that she married, him when she
was 13 years old to avoid attending
school., '
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Key of A Minor; relative of C Major
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Jack and Jill
"Jack, dear, you are the molt
careless, sloppy old loveablc thing
in the world.. Can't you keep the
soup in the spoon? 'Look at tho.se
spots on , the lapel of that nice new
coat." '
Jack studied two .dark spotches
with a puckered brow. '
"I suppose I do need a bib'.",
"I don't mind your splashing
around, dear, but it looks ,so dread
fully when you do-it in company. To
morrow night the Higginsbys are
coming over. . " .
"And if I don't cat my consomme
better you'll, just disown me?" ,
"Indeed I will. ' You must not
spot up your dinner coat."
"In other words,-"soup should, be
hoard fyif hot seen. "; Is -that the
idea?" - - ' '; ' " . '' '
. 'Exactly,. Now be careful,'' dear
look out!'; ' : . ." '' ' '
. Jack . in . his.' endeavor to promptly
remove the spots with his napkin
had overturned a glass of water. ' .
. "Oh, well that table cloth is soiled
anyhow.' ' It won't hurt it to. have
a little .soaking before you iron .it
again," he said with profound phil
osophy. , ' . ' '.
Jill shook her' pretty head with a
.hopeless' look. . :' : ' ..
,, "You're., terribly slow in learning
carefulness,-dear. But, I -suppose
that' is one of the. sorrow s of being
married to an overgrown boy."
' Just, far that; Jack came around
the fable and gave her' such a hug
that ' she"' admitted his 'strength
matched up to his years, 'at least.'
The Higginsbys did . come the
next evening, and Jill was tired and
nervous over the preparations she
had .'made for the dinner.
Jack missed a train an J, was
thirty minutes lale.
But both of them were all smiles
for their guests. Susan, the Sene
gambian engaged for the evening's'
assistance, entered beaming with
satisfaction over the stcamirtg soup
tureen. 1 ," " ' .
"My gracious, but that docs smell
wonderful,." observed Jack as Jill
reached up 'for. "it! . "You know
Mrs. Higgmsby,'; my wife . is the
most wonderful cook in the . world.
She can make 'soup taste, as good
as angel cake!" " . -
In a .'fatal moment of hesitation
Jill looked at Jack- with a modest
remonstrance. : .. ;' y :'
"Why, dear, Susan, cooked it; not
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II" and she missed her liold cn the
tureen, just as she attempted to' aid
the startled Susan to place it on
the table.
It - was a shocking catastrophe,
but Mrs. lligginsby escaped the
flood entirely and Mr. lligginsby
barely got his sleeve wet.
Jill's gown received a bare April
shower of the splashing drops, but
Jack was the victim of the deluge. ,
. "Gracious," he said, "My dress
shirt looks like a Turner sunset.
It's wonderful how much luminosity
there is in tomato puree pink!"
"Oh, dear, it's dreadful. I'm
sorry. . Bui you must run up and
change your clothes. You'll gel
colli from your wet suit."
"N'ot'this soup." exclaimed Jack
with a groan. "I'm feverish!"
. He whs back in a few minutes, by
which time the dinner was going
smoothly, on a tiew table cloth.
..It. was a. very, jolly evening after
all, and no one mentioned., soup.
When Jill followed Jack iiplairs to
bed she sniffed and sniffed. , ,
"What, on earth, is the matter up
here, dear? It smells like a ;jaraR".
"Oh; nothing, dear. ' I'm just tak
ing the spots off my. coat lapel, and
my sleeves, and. my' troiisirs,. ami
my collar and my waistcoat, ami
inf.'. .." :
. "Jack, dear, you nan spill, all the
spoons you want," was her contrite
i.nswcr. "ltut you must never men
tion soup again fur a month"
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