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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-28
ENOL.A
Committee of Citizens Appointed to In
vestigate Building Operations

vestigate Building Operations
Special Correspondence.
Enola, May 2S.-Mrs. Ambrose
Backenstoe visited in Harrisburg on
Thursday.
r. II. Barnes, of Sunbury, will ad-
dress the religious meeting at the Enola
Yf M. c. A. this evening.
Mrs. William Gastrock, of Harris
burg, and daughter, Mrs. Charles Wilk-
ison, of Detroit, Michigan, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Fish
er, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Jones have re-
turned home from spending the past
few days at the formers home in Wind
Gap.
Charles w. Bogar has purchased a
property at Summerdale from Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Horner.
George w. Fisher, Jr., of Harrisburg,
spent Wednesday with his parents.
George |. Fisher spent the day in
Middletown.
II. NJ. Swingle was recent visitor in
Columbia.
Miss Lavina Rodgers is visiting rel
atives in York.
j. H. Kinter was business visitor
in Marysville.
A public meeting of the sitizens
of Enola was held in the rooms of the
Enola P. R. R. Y. NJ. c. A. on Wednes-
day evening to investigate the building
operations of George A. Houck, of
Penbrook, who has purchased the
Shady Lane plot adjoining Enola and
is developing the same. The commit
tee appointed is as follows: DR.. L. Carl
Wcirick, chairman; George H. Horning,
secretary; G. B. Gray. T. H. Stees, G..
w. Fisher, G. W. Kreider, H. NJ. Bloser,
w. H. Ttrman, j. +. Zelers, H. H.
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HANLY here TOMORROW
Ex-Governor of Indiana, Will Be One
of Speakers at Flying Squad
ron's Closing Meeting

In his address at last evening g
meeting held by the Flying Squadron
at Grace Methodist church, Daniel A.
Polling said in part:
'The money spent by the people
of the United States in cooking their
insides with alcohol would increase
the wages of the laborer from two to
three times what he already receives
and with the money 100000 more
men could be employed.
1.-The liquor business does not help
the survival of the fittest in man
kind. 1t does not select out of society
the strongest and brawniest of men.
The meanest man that l ever saw never
touched a drop, but one of the finest
young men that | knew in boyhood,
and who was one of the best college
athletes, is now drunken bum ON the
streets and will find his final resting
place in the Potter S feld.n
The speakers scheduled for to-day
are Dr.. Ira Landrith this afternoon
and DIR. Carolyn Geisel this evening.
At the closing sessions tomorrow the
lecturers will be j. Frank Hanly, form
er Governor of Indiana, and Oliver
Wayne Stewart, former member of the
Illinois Legislature and noted temper
ance orator of the Middle West. The
soloist will be Miss Vera X. Mulin.
The plan of the Flying Squadron is
unique in the history of the United
States. 1t is headed by former Govern
or j. Frank Hanly, of Indiana, one of
the most powerful Temperance speak
ers in the United States. 1t is organic
ed in three groups, each group com
plete within itself. The first group
conducts the meeting of the first day,
and passes on to the next city, its
place being taken by the second and
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Not All Graduates Educated

An educated man, according to the
definition given by Dr.. +. w. Hinnitt,
president of Washington and jefferson
College, in his address before the Pres.
byterian Association at Market Square
church last night, is one who is at home
in the world. No education. said the
speaker, is complete without religion
and every graduate with diploma is
not educated. The college president 5
subject was Religion and Education. 4"
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SHADYLANE
New Building Plot at Enola Ready for
Inspection

Under the supervision of Mr.. VIM. j.
Sohland, the old Livingstone farm, in
Enola, now owned by Geo. A. Houck,
of Penbrook, has been plotted into
small city-farms and bungalow sites.
\ 90-foot main avenue, 50foot
streets and 15foot alleys have been
opened up, and Shadylane certainly
looks attractive. both for investments as
well as for future homes.
Shadylane will be sold Saturday, May
29th, at 1.3O p. M, and from what has
been learned the prices are right.
Numerous inquiries have been made
and Mr. Sohland expects very good
sale.
Monday, May 81, at p. m. the sale
closes at these present prices and an
advance of 10 per cent. in prices will
be added for the balance of unsold lots.
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FIRE ESCAP rs FOR HORSES
S. P. c. A. Discusses Dangers in Stables
and Plans for Humane Sunday

Recommendations that fire escapes be
put in stables for the safety of horses
were discussed at yesterdays meeting
of the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals No definite action
was taken.
A committee was appointed to ar
range for the observance in this city
of Humane Sunday. The occasion will
probably be in several weeks. Efforts
will be made to have pastors plead in
the cause of dumb animals.
Miss Amelia Durbin, in the report
of the education committee, suggested
that bird day be combined with Arbor
day as recommended by Governor
Brumbaugh, and that school children be
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PERSONAL

Mrs. George Etter, of Highspire, will
entertain the teachers of the Highspire
schools at house party at the Lerch
Cottage, Mt. Gretna, from Saturday un-
til Monday.
James p. Good has returned from
Donora and has taken position in the
steel plant here.
DR.. Fred w. Byrod is spending sew
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Elected Insurance Director

When the Insurance Federation Of
Pennsylvania held its annual meeting
at Philadelphia yesterday, William ).
Essick, local agent of the Aetna Acci..
dent and Liability Company, was elect
ed director to the body. While in
Philadelphia Mr.. Essick, who is presi-
dent of the Harrisburg Rotary Club,
gave brief talk at noon luncheon
of the Philadelphia Rotary Club.
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WILL RECOVER FROM POISON
16-Year-old Elizabeth Brehm At
tempts Suicide

Elizabeth Brehm, 16 years old, 1919
Zarker street, who attempted suicide
last evening at her home by drinking
a quantity of larkspur lotion, is re-
covering at the Harrisburg hospital
from the effects of the drug She will
probably be sent home this evening.
She was unconscious when admitted
to the hospital last evening but soon
responded to treatment. She said she
tried to take her life because her,
mother refused her permission to meet
her sweetheart in Paxtang Park.
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HIGHSPIRE COMMENCEMENT
Will Be Held This Evening at Eight
O'Clock

The Senior class of the Highspire
High school will hold commencement
exercises in the United Brethren church
of that town this evening at o'cloek.
The annual banquet of the Highspire
Alumni Association will be held at the
Bodmer House, Thursday evening, June
8.
Members of the graduating class are:
Miss Hilda Weaver, Miss Anna Mum.
ma, Raymond Duncan, Russell Erhardt,
Lloyd Heicher and Harry Durborow.
Professor Samuel Stoutfer is principal
of the school.
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Cool Weather Departs

low pressure area moved with un.
expected swiftness eastward last night
and the temperature was ten degrees
higher than the previous night, mini.
mum temperature of so degrees being
recorded. With the coming of the low
area will be unsettled weather tonight
and Saturday. probably marked by
showers. There will not be much TEN.
perature change tonight.
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BIRTHDAY ENTERTAINMENT
Miss Margaret Beshore Was Hostess
Last Evening


Miss Margaret Beshore entertained a
number of young folks at her home,
aS5 Swatara street, last evening, in
honor of her Goth birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent with music and
the playing of games. Refreshments
were served to the following persons:
Misses Ruth MeNaughton, Carrie
Newsbeidel, Margaret Beshore, Hattie
Fowler, Alberta Crosby, Ruth Wag-
goner, Sara Burris, Myrtle Decker. An
ma Lehman. Messrs. Robert Blosser,
Lloyd Kaufman, Samuel Dousherty,
James MeNaughton, Russell Lentz,
Elmer Morrett, Emmett Weaver, Will
liam +. Mumn cry, Wr. and Mrs. Amos
IL. Beshore, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A.
Beshore, AIRS. Benjamin A. Hahn and
daughter, Bessie, and Harry Stiles.
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Meeting at Calder School

At to-night's meeting of the Par.
entTeaehers Association in the Cal.
der school building an illustrated talk
on Life In the ORIENT will be
given by Amelia Burbin. An address
on the work of the S. p. C. A. will be
given by ]. T. Olmsted, president, and
will be illustrated with slides.
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Standard Theatres Offerings

Patrons of the Standard Theatre may
rest assured that the program for this
evening. announced elsewhere, will be
the equal of anything to be seen any
where for the price and that il must be
seen to be reeiated.-Adv.s
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Middle Division-1O2 crew to {
THE READING
P. H. & P.-After 1880 p. m.: Il,

P. H. & P.-After 1880 p. m.: Il,
3, :. Il, 4. %, 2l.
Eastbound-After --: 81. 80.
20. 63, 80. 50. IS, 5S, 81, Il.
Conductor up: Wolfe.
Engineers up: Ware. Pletz, Wireman.
Upton. Nassimore, Middaugh. Fetrow,
Riehwine, Morrison, Woland, Morne,
Merkle. Sweeley, Kettner.
Firemeu up: Lex. Rumbaugh. Nye
Bingaman, Snader, keefer, Anspach,
Carl. Bowers.
Brakemen up; Paxton, Epley, Shear.
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At the STANDARD Theatre

"Thirty?" Featuring Francis X. Bush
man. Special in parts.
A Night Out. BY request. Featuring
Mr.. Charles Chaplin Two-reel spe.
eial.
Wild Engine. Featuring Helen
Holmes. No. 26, Hazards of Helen.
Other reels unknown.
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To Speak in Open Air School

The Rev. DR.. Ellis \. Kremer, castor
of Reformed Salem church, talked to
the pupils in the open air school in the
Susquehanna building at Fifth and
Seneca strets this morning. Miss Mar
garet Rathfon sang seevral solos.
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To Sing at P. R. R. Y. M. G. A.

The choir of the Sixth Street Unit
ed Brethren church will have charge Of
the services at the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion Sunday afternoon at $50 clock.
The meeting will be addressed by III. w.
Hoover. rs,
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ENoLA SIDE
Philadelphia Division-226 crew

Philadelphia Division-226 crew to
90 first after Ais p, M: 22S, 24O,
els. 2S5, 222, 2Ss. 2S4, POI, 204,
eli. 229. 231. 2SS.
Engineers for 226, 2Ss. 211.
Fireman for 259.
Brakemen for 202. 2ll, 2l2, 235.
Conductors up: Eaton, Shirk.
Brakemen up: Shuler. Taylor, Van
ding. Shaffuer, Waltman, Jacobs, Ba-
ker. Myers Stimeling.
Middle DiviSon-102 crew to 20
first after 4.45 p. NJ: 109, 22S.
Flagman for l09.
Brakeman for l02.
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encouraged to build bird houses. Pro-
fessor H. A. Surface declared that
English sparrows must be exterminated
if other useful birds are to be en-
couraged.
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RAILROADS
Crew BOARD
HARRISBURG SIDE
Philadelphia Division-11S crew

Philadelphia Division-11S crew to
90 first after 3.45 p. M: 1e6, los,
121, ia, 120, 1871, 110.
Engineer for 1875.
Firemen for 126, los, ia, 120,
1e7.
Brakemen for 26. los ca, 127,
11O.
Engineers up: MeCauley, Dennison,
Statler. Shaub, Buck, First, Downs,
Young, Sober, Supplee, Mcclure, Bfue-
baker, Hindman. Crisswell, Davis,
Smeltzer. Long. Powell, Streeper, Bis
singer. Leayman, Albright, Huber,
Kautz, Earhart, Sdtz.
Firemen up: Copeland. Horstick.
Wagner, Gelsinger, Madenfort, Huston,
Gilberg, MeNeal, Shive, Brenner, Wag-
ner. Behman, Rhoads, Miller, Lantz,
Myers, Manning, Chronister. Collier,
Bleieh. Weaver, Duvall.
Flagmen up: First, Clark.
Brakemen up: Critic, Dengler,
Brown. Busser. Shultzenberger, Mum
NAV. McGinnis, Arment, kope, Riley,
Baltozer. Coleman. Fergueson, jackson,
Bogner, Gouse, Moore, Collins, Wolfe.
Middle Division-s2 crew TO go first
after 1.30 p. M; is, %. 10. 23S.
Preference: 8.
Fireman for 5.
Flagman for -,
Brakeman for 10.
Engineers up: Kugler. Smith, Havens,
Wissler. Moore, Hertzler, Simonton.
Firemen up: Fletcher. Wright,
Look. Potteiger, Ross, Zeiders, Mohler.
Flagmen up: Hartzell, Smith.
Brakemen up: Troy. Frank, Ris-
singer, Winter Bolan, Roller, Spahr,
Kaufman.
Yard Crews-Englneers up: Ian
dis, Hoyler Beck. Harter. Biever,
Blosser. Meals, Stahl, Crist. Harvey,
SALESMAN. Kuhn, SNYDER. Pelton, Sha'
yer.
Firemcn up: Bair, Eyde. Ulsh, Bost-
dorf. Sehiefer. Raueh, Lackey, Cooker
". Maeyer. Sholter. Shell BGolett.
Getty. Bsrkey. Sheets.
Engineer for ID 2l.
Firemen for is. 2d 81. SO.
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third groups in succession. In addition
to speakers of national reputation,
each group has with it musicians of
ability
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Sheaffer, j. A. McMeen, W. l.. Fisher
and R. HI. Holmes.
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eral days at his home here having fn-
ished his studies at Medico-Chi Hos
pital, Philadelphia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-07
One Hundred Will
Compete In Contests

San Francisco, May 7.-pacific coast
championships on track and field will
be decided tomorrow at the Panama.
Pacific exposition stadium, with more
than 100 athletes in competition.
Most of the entrants dug their spikes
into the cnders today just to try the
"feeP' Of the new path. 1t is in good
shape, but a raw wind blew across the
stadium from the golden gate Unless
the sun shines, the present records
seem likely to stand through the meet.
Idaho has sent couple Of good men
to the meet-Sam Morrison, sprinter
and Buick Phillips iavelin throwcr.
Robertson Of st. Marys and Murray of
Stanford in the high hurdles and Rcy-
nolds of the Oregon Aggies in the half
mile, expect to crowd Kelly and Bon.
nett in these events. Good competition
is assured in every race. The best men
will have to extend themselves to win
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-07

PERSONALS
4 x 4 * x * 4 x * * 4 x X * 4

Harry Hart, Of Portland, is in the
city today,
A. L. Wilbur, of Albany, was in the
city yesterday
+. II. Lightfoot, Of Aumsvillc is in
the city today.
George Kimbcll is registered at the
Blgh, from Pcndlcton.
l.. J. Chaplin returned this morning
from business trip to Portland
Harold Murphy returned yesterday
from week IS visit in Portland.
NJ. A. Nickerson was among those IN
the city Yesterday from Corvallis.
Miss Margaret Durning of Portland
is visiting friends in the city today,
Thos. y. McEvoy and y. f. Raudauii'
of Eugene, were in Salem Thursday
Dr. c, W. King, of Silverton, was IN
the city yesterday on professional busl'
ness.
A. 0. Brown, one of the prosperous
farmers from Polk county, was here
yesterday.
w. D. Wheeler, proprietor of the
Cliff House, Newport, was in the ci'y
yesterday,
T. l.. Billingsby returned late yestef'
day evening from a two days business
trip to Eugene.
jim Wilson, Of the Brewers ossocia'
tion, arrived in the city this morning
on the Electric.
Harrison Jones, one Of the iniluentlai
farmers of the GcrvafS neighborhood' Is
in the city today ,..
Zack Davenport, n prominent farmer
living near silverton, was transactlug
business in the city yesterday.
o. II. Gilbert, Of Portland, was in ieo
city yesterday in the interests OF 'n'
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph com
pany,
Z. 5. Belchcr and T. \, Nogct motor
ed to Falls City and return yesterday
and left for Portland on an evening
train.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-07
ociaLundPers0nQl
BY MOLLIB RUNOORN

VTNIIE beautiful opera, "Niadam But
terfly,' will be drawn upon for
n the final program TO be given by
the Woman s club tomorrow afternoon
at promptly o'clock at the First
Christian church. The program is to
be in charge Of Miss Minnetta Magers,
who will present her pupils exclusively
in tho vocal numbers, Mrs Anna Rog-
ers Fish, the brilliant dramatic reader,
will elucdato the music with a de-
scriptive reading Of the opera, and Mrs
w. Carlton Smith is to be leading solo
list. the music Of this opera is particu-
larly delightful, as everyone knows, aud
local folk are eagerly awaiting the date
Of its presentation, A general invita-.
ton is To- he extended all Salem women,
and it is expected that the church
auditorium will be filled with lovers
Of good music.
Tho members of the Christian WON.
ans Board of Missions of the First
Christian church is in session this aft
eru0m at that church witn m especial.
ly interesting program, being given un.
der tho leadership Of Mrs. r. Horton
Mrs, Nelson Scrtchlow is hostess. The
regular monthly meeting Of the Loyal
Woman 5 class of this church will meet
next Thursday aiteuom at ,he home
Of Mrs. W. A, Penny, lIlj South Com.
mercial street.
DIR, and Mrs. Dclbert G.. Burton have
taken up their residence for the sum.
mer in Kingwood PARK, removing from
their attractive home, 1iO ID street.
The lovely opera, " Norma, win be
read in it's entirety tomorrow night al
the First Christian church by DR.. Gle
ment b. Shaw, Of Portland, assisted by
MWdaunt Goodenough, of the sam,
place, who will play piano selections
60 Illustrate the readings. Nictroli
music will also be given. A most cor
dial invitation has been extended tn,
public by the dramatic class Of the higl
school, under whose supervision tn,
musicians are brought TO Salem Tn,
book Of the opera is by Fcliec Romani
the score by Bellini "Norma is al
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-07
Walter GIeiser Elected
President Of Y. NJ. c. A.

Walter Gleiser was elected president
Of the Y NJ. C. A. at willamette uni
versity at called meeting of the mem
bers Thursday morning, The vacancy
was caused by the resignation of Joseph
Gerhart who was elected at the regular
election but circumstances are such
that he will be unable to come back
next year. Willis NJ. Bartlett was elect
ed to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Earl Flegel who held the
position of vice president. Enrol Proc
tor was elected secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-07

the Yew PGrk school viii meet in tle
school building this evening at half
past seven O'Clock. A pleasing pro-
gram will Be arranged and the subject
Of ''What is Best in Literature for
the Children" discussed.
High school students will hold a
" declamatory contest this evening,
May 7, in the school building. All to
appear are members of the public
speaking department under t1e tutelagc
Of Miss Ida B. Davis. Among the num-
bers on the program win be the fol-
lowing:
"Doan' yo' Cry, Ma Honey. Smith
Boys Glee Club.
Directed by Minnetta Mayors.
" A Plea for Cuba John NJ. Thurston
Max Afford.
"The New South ~. Henry NJ. Grady
Frank ROsebrough.
"The American Flag.~............ Beecher
Victor Taylor.
Patsy" ....................Kate D. Virgins
Nellie Marthaler.
Sister Esperance Guy W. Carryl
Lillian Mcbride.
/" A Soldier Of the Empire" "..................
.................................. Thomas n. Page
Edward Rauch.
"The Death Disk ''........... Mark Twain
Ruth ROsebraugh.
Saunders McGlasnan 5 Coultship'
............................... Anonymous
Vivian Ehrlich.
|" AflOat at Dusk '.....u.Arr. by Elliott
Girls Chorus.
Directed by Minnetta Magers.
Presentation of rrzes-Superinten'
dent O. NJ. Elliott
Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway, of Port.
land, has received special invitation
(which she has accepted, to be the guest
of the Oregon commission at the Pana
ma Pacific International exposition al
! the Oregon building during the conven
/ tion of the National Woman Voters in
San Francisco, from July l to 10, in
elusive.
The invitation was sent by George NJ
Highland, managing secretary of the
commission, at the instance ot o. NJ
Clark, its president Mrs, Duniway il
further advised that she will be met OF
her arrival and taken TO the Oregon
building She will be prepared to regis
ter every voter from suffrage state
who visits the Oregon building during
her stay,
Il II is definitely asserted, If not off
cially announced, that Nine. Glucl,
in private life Mrs. Efrem Zimbaist
will be out of the field next seasol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-07

A corkscrcw is sometimes used il
opening an argument.
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HOW MADE MY
HAIR GROW LONG
AND BEAUTIFUL
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/ was greatly troubled with dandruff
and falling hair. / tried many adver-
tised hair preparations and various pre-
scriptions, but they all signally failed;
many of them made my hair greasy so
it was impossible to comb it or do it up
properly. / think that many of the
things | tried were positively injurious
and from my own experience | cannot
too strongly caution you against using
preparations containing wood alcohol
and other poisonous substances. / be-
lieve they iniure the roots Of the hair.
After my long list Of failures, I finally
found a simple prescription which | can
unhesitatingly state is beyond doubt
the most wonderful thing for the hair
| have ever seem Many of my friends
have also used it and obtained wonder
full effects therctrOm. 1t not only is
a powerful stimulant to the growth of
the hair and for restoring gray hair to
its natural color but it is equally good
for removing daudruff, giving the hair
life and brilIiaucy etc, and for the
purpose Of keeping the scalp in first.
class condition. 1t also makes the
hair easier to comb and arrange in
nice form. have q friend who used il
two months and during that time it
has not only stopped the falling of his
hair and wonderfully increased its
growth, but it practically restored all
of his hair to its natural color. You
can obtain the ingredients for making
this wonderful PREPARATION from almost
any druggist The prescription is as
follows:
Bay Rum, o2,; Menthol Crystals, 4
drachmj Layona de Compose, . oz. II
You like it pcrfumcd, add drachm OF
your favorite perfume. This, however
is not necessary Apply night and
morning; rub thoroughly into the scalp
A corkscrcw is sometimes used il
opening an argument.
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II is definitely asserted, If not off.
cially announced, that Nine. Gluck,
in private life Mrs. Efrem Zimbalist,
will be out of the field next season