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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
CHAPTER Iv-censInusd.
FOUR,

FOUR.
Il heard you were down here" che
said gravely. holding out her hand to
him. I've been sick with anxiety
svsr since father told me he'd seen
you."
Hugh Imprisoned the little hand In
Ais own huge ones. and smiled reas-
surinsly.
.Deu't worry, little GIRL" he said.
Tears ago was told BY an old gypsy
hat / should die In my bed Of old
ass and excessive consumption Of In.
valid port. Az q matter Of
fact the cause Of my visit was rather
humorous. They abducted me In the
middle Of tho night with an ex-sol-
der rot my old battalion, who was, I
Esgrst to state, slseping Of the effects
4 much Indifferent liquor, In my
roema They thought he was your
American millionaire cove, and the
wretched Mullings was too drunk to
deny II. In fact. I don't think they
ever asked his opinion At all." Hugh
srinned reminiscently. "A pathetic
spectacle"
"Ohi but splendid" cried the girl q
little breathlessly. Tell me, where
b the American nowr'
"Nany miles out Of London" an.
swered Hugh. II think we'll leave
II at that. The less you know, Miss
Benton. at the moment-the better"
"Have you found out anythingr she
demanded eagerly.
Hugh shook his head.
mot q thing. Except that your
neighbors are as pretty a bunch of
Scoundrels a. ! ever want to meet"
But you'll let me know II you do."
She laid a hand beseechingly on his
arm. you know what's at stake for
ne, don't youi Father. and-oh! but
you know"
II know" b answered gravely. II
know. old thing. promise I'll lot
yeu know anything I nnd out. And
IN the meantime want you to keep
On eye fixed on what goes on next
door, and let me know anything Of
Importance By letter to the Junior
Sports club" He lit Z cigarette
thoughtfully. II have an idea that
they feel 10 absolutely confident In
their own power that they are going to
make the fatal mistake of undertaking
their opponents. We shall see." He
turned to her with a twinkle In his eye
~Anyway. our Mr.. Lakington will see
that you don't come to any HARM"
THE brute!" she cried, very low.
How ! hate him!'' Then with
sudden change Of tone she looked up
At Drummond. II don't know whether
IT'S worth mentioning" she said
slowly. 'but yesterday afternoon four
men came at different times to The
Elms. They were the sort Of type
oae sees tub-thumplng In Hyde Park,
oil except one. who looked like a re-
specialize w0rktngman.
Hugh shook his head.
Don't seem to help much, does III
still. one never knows. Let me know
anything like that in future at the
club"
Good morning, Miss Benton"
Psterson's voice behind them made
Drummond swing round with smoth-
cred curse. "Our inestimable friend,
Captain Drummond. brought such a
nice young fellow to see mo last night,
and then Mt him lying about the
house this morning. I have sent him
along to your car" continued Peter.
Don suavsly, (which I trust was the
ssrrsct procedure. Or did you want
b givs him to NJ - Q pstr
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
CHAPTER v.
In Which Thsrs 10 Trouble at oor,na,
ONE,

In Which Then 10 Trouble Al oer,ns.
The car slowed up before the post
Office and Hugh got out. There were
one or two things he proposed to do
In London before going to Goring, and
It struck him that Q wire to Peter
Darrell might allay that gentlemsn's
uneasiness II he was late in getting
down. So new was he to the tortuous
ways Of crime, that the foolishness
Of the proceeding never. entered his
head; up to date In his life, II he
had wished to send q wire he had
sent one. And 10 It may be deemed q
sheer fluke on his. part, that a man
dawdling by the counter aroused Ais
suspicious. He was q perfectly or
dinary man, chatting casually with
the girl on the other side; but II
CHANGED that, just as Hugh was hold
Ing the postofice pencil up. and gag
ing at its so-called point with an air
Of resigned anguish, the perfectly 0.
dinary man ceaved chatting and
looked at him. Hugh caught his eye
for a feeting second; then the con-
yersation continued. And az he turned
to pull out the pad Of forms, 1t struck
him that the man had looked away
just trife too quickly.
A grin spread slowly over his face,
and after q moments hesitation no
proceeded to compose q short wire.
He wrote II In black letters for add.
tional clearness; he also pressed his
hardest, as betting a blunt pencil.
Then with the form In his hand he ad-
vanced TO the counter.
How long will 1t take to deliver
In Londoni' he asked the girl.
The girl was not helpful. II de-
pended, he gathered, on a variety of
circumstances, Of which not the least
was the perfectly ordinary man who
talked so charmingly.
II dop't think I'll bother. then"
he said. thrusting the wire into his
pocket. Good morning. ;"
He walked to the door. and shortly
afterward his car rolled down the
street.
With what the sirl considered pecu.
liar abruptpess. the Derfectlv ordinary
man concluded his conversation with
her, and decided that he too would
send q wire. And then, after Z long
and thoughtful pause at the writing
bench, she distinctly heard an unmis-
taxable "D-n." Then he walked eat,
and she saw him no more.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29

When singleDess Is bliss II Is folly
to have wives.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
Even az You and !.

North-"My car IL black, trimlnr,
with red" Wrst-"My ear Is black
too, bur | got lhr trimming !"-WH,
side Tales.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29
TWO.

inside the Junior Sports club, Hugh
Drummond was buryinE his nose in q
large tankard Of the ale for which
that CHEEKY pothouse was still fam
Gus. A waiter was arranging the
first editions Of the evening papers
On . table. and Hugh beckoned to
him to bring one. Cricket. racing, the
latest divorce case, and the latest
strike-all the usual headings were
there. And he was just putting down
the paper. to again concentrate on his
problem, when paragraph caught
his eye.
STRANGE MURDER IN BELFAST
"The man whose body was discov.
cred In such peculiar circumstances
near the docks has been identified as
Mr.. James Granger. the confidential
secretary to Mr.. Hiram Potts, the
American multl-millionaire. at present
In this country. The unfortunate
victim Of this -dastardly outrage-his
head. as we reported In our last
nights issue. was nearly severed from
his body-had apparently been sent
over on business by Mr.. Potts, and
had arrived the preceding day. What
he was doing In the locality In which
he was found Is mystery.
Eve understand that Mr.. Potts, who
has recently been indisposed. has re-
turned to the Carlton, and Is greatly
upset at the sudden tragedy.
1.-THE police are confident that they
will shortly obtain clue. though the
rough element in the locality where
the murder was committed presents
great difficulties. II seems clear that
the motive was robbery. as all the
murdered mans pockets were rifed.
But the most peculiar thing about the
case Is the extraordinary care taken by
the murderer to prevent the identif-
cation Of the body. Every article OF
clothing. even down to the murdered
mans socks, had had the name torn
out, and It was only through the GRIM
inal overlooking the tailor's tab inside
the inner breast-pocket Of Mr.. Grangs
er's coat that the police were enabled
to identify the body"
Drummond slid down the paper on
his knees. and stared a little dazedly
at the clubs immortal founder.
Holy smoke!. laddie," he mur-
INJURED. ."that man Peterson ought to
be on the committee here. Verify, I
believe. he could galvanize the stan
into some semblance Of activity"
did you order anything. sirf A
waiter paused beside him.
mo-. murmured Drummond. "but
I will rectify the omission. Another
large tankard Of ale"
The waiter departed. and Hugh
picked up the paper again.
I'VE understand" he murmured
gently to himself. that Mr.. Potts,
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-09-29

Why does the last match invarinbl,
fall TO Ignite?
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
Size IS

"a NAVY Velour de Lame. Beaurettc Collar box hack
FANCY Satin lined small half belt $500 suit Tor. >ls''
siIA Ecdfcrn Suit 81 fine Duvc Dc Lame Beaver Col
lar This sult made ga rich DARK brown braided
20 ~ ,.i,,.. ,,i,,,,i,r 4 $50 e. guit fof - -. 30
sa. Nnothel Brown suit with Beaver Collar embroidered
r Brown and fonna sin This also s lnuihciatt SUIT
e. +. ga. an. pree- now ....... ........ Si6.;5
s,at braided velour suit with Bcatcrcttc Collar. mar
row belt a very pretty Brown Suit formerly priced a.
co.. tr ............... Sl655
rsl- Tiyseutiue Duvet de Ianc large Squirrel Collar.
u,e,t,d front aud back. An excellent suit with Ions
H.. - 300 6o now ............. SCI -
a.sA xi2 50 Brown Velour de ianc suit with fur cot
I,r bud pockets richly embroidered iu siiN
~, ale .Ss3;5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
HUMBLE Gets
CASING FROM
new MEXICO
EXPECT TO COMPLETE NEW
OIL WELL WITHIN 10
DAYS TIME.

Special TO The News
PANHANDLE. Texas, Nov. "a
Work ON the Humble No. Is progress
ing nicely. The derrick viii be com
rleted about the first Of the week, at
which time they expect 10 spud in.
The Humble has three trucks hauling
easing from Las Vegas. \. NJ. and
expecs to 20 right down with the well.
The Humplc people expect To have the
well finished IN 20 days from the time
they spud In.
The crew Of Gulf No. ! has under
reamed down to the Bit which was
lodged In the hole and expects To lower
The casing and drill hv the one string
~ tools which il Vet lodged In the we'll
The crew has about 500 feet 10 go be-
tore the well il as deep as No. I, and
with good luck No. ! should be com.
rleted by Christmas.
The RIG FOR the SILK well viii be In
tomorrow. and viii start work on the
rig In Section % Immediately. The con-
tract held with : h Burnett compels
operation To commence by January l.
There has been a great many biz oil
men In the Panhandle the past week
looking for leases. and IL Is the general
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
4}sc'sfs
MEYER
ALvAH n. MEYER
TuCUMCARI Personal
AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. Elton Dunn and Mrs. J. T. Nor
ton were hostesses on Wednesday al.
ternoon at a surprise shower given at
the home 81 Mrs. Dave AgeIter. on
Third Street. 10 honor Mrs J. A. Rich.
ardson. who. with her husband. left on
wednesday morning for Los Angeles
and Seattle. In addition 90 many gifts
by members OF the Christian Church.
the Sunday School workers presented
Mrs Richardson with n lovely piece OF
community silver a. a love token In ap.
probation Of the loyal service she has
rendered during her many years resi-.
dents in the city.
A refIeshment course consisting Of
cocoa, sandwiches and cake was served
TO about forty.
The & A. I. ladies' met In social ses.
sion on Wednesday afternoon al the
Masonic hall.
A union Thanksgiving service was
held Thursday morning at the Presby.
terrain Church.
Mrs. Jack levin. of Amarillo. was a
visitor 90 the city last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Berg. Of Fort
Worth, are visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. CASTOR Baer.
y S. Rlmport. fish merchant Of 81.
Louis. was calling on old friends here
last saturday.
Nj. q. knockles. deputy grand master
a Masons. was an official visitor "a
the local lodge Monday. registering from
Santa Rosa.
Harry l.. Gibson. representing tn,
Faui Horsemen Of Apocalypse was a
visitor to the city this week, The show
VIII be seen here In February.
G. u. Lane. c. II. /. & p. roadmaster
was here from Dalhart Tuesday.
A. W. Weist. of the firm Of Bond and
Weist, at Cuervo and other towns IL
the state. was business visitor from
wagonmound "Wednesday.
A. Sparks. cowman of the Roy coun
try, is q visitor TO the city.
Mrs Simon Vorenberg. OF Wagon
mound, and daughter. Mrs. Joe Vert
helm. Of Carlsbad. will arrive In tn,
city Sunday for visit with MIR. and
Mrs. A. Vorenberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schwartz. Of th'
Regent store, Amarillo. spent three dayi
last week in the city.
X. W. Shedd. assistant claim agenl
for c. Il. /. &P. was an official visitor
from Fort Worth last week.
l.. c. Miller. claim agent for +. y. S
w. railway, was here last week from
III Paso.
Mr. T.hr p,rn. .na aa,ghtar M,a
Blanche Watts. Of Narivisa. spent tw'
days in the city last week
". VI. Poe and $. l.. Willie, attorneys
Of Blytheville, Arkansas, spent severa
days here the past week seeking a Ia
cation. They were favorably I'm
pressed.
W. l.. Batson. chairman Of the county
school board, was a business visitor tn,
past week from his ranch at Endee.
Joe Smythe. government cattle In
spector. was here several days from
Lubbock. Texas
Katie James Hyatt and sister. Grace
accompanied by Attorney George w
BAILEY. arrived last week for an ex
tended stay In the state They are
stopping with Mrs. Walker, ten miles
east on the Highway.
r. l.. Denton, Of Logan. was cow
man to visit the city the past week.
Y. II. Barnard. special Internal Rev
enue man. was here several days the
past week from Washington. ID. G.
J. y. Robertson. Logan, and ID. G.
Reynolds Dalhart. were cowmen to the
city the past week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25

lust few items from our staple
goods lines. These snow % very
substantial saving Tor those who
buy now.
Outing light and dark .o'ors peg yard Toe
ssIneh Blasohcd Musans. per yard..... .ls'ic
sg inch Fine Cambria. Der ward ......... ljc
ssln,h Hope Gelch.d Muslin per yard l5c
20 inch Red Star Bird Eyc per yard. HE
Nxso Cara Sheets. ,3,b............. .>li0
Onc Dot I:ad Seal Plaid lophyr
Bingham. prr yard ....... $500. ..... nc
Fuu size Fine White cotton Bats.
stitched. each ....... ............. 9dc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
HklSTNi.,S BAZAiR
20 BE GIVEN.

4 bazaar and food ma.ket that i
anticipated 20 be the largest and most
Interesting that has been given In the
ity la sometime will hc staged here
during the first week OF December by
he ladies " 81 Andrews Episcopal
church In the Cily Light and Water
Co building
Plans Tot the bazaar have been under
way Tor several months. one OF the
aost delightful features arranged viii
ne line Of imported Japanese brio.
,brac and art novelties that have been
'urcased through the san Francisco
ling sat Chinese importers.
Nothing will please milady more. as
gift Of the holiday season. than some
uaint art creation straight from the
orient. Leohe nuts. crystalized fruits
nd other dainty specimens OF Chinese
objection Will also be sold
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
lLAuDE HAS DINNER.

The Armstrong County Federation
held an all.day program Thanksgiv
NIX. The morning program was in
barge OF the ministers and the
hurches OF the town. The mothers
erved a Thanksgiving dinner for the
immunity The afternoon meeting was
= community mass meeting In the in.
ierest ~ the new high school that II
cling proposed. MANY Of the parents
ne feeling the need Of longer term
{ public school aud broader course
4 study FOR those who do not enter
olleges For this reason Thanksgiving
Jay was used this year to discuss the
EDUCATIONAL interests of the county.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25

opinion Of them that the Panhandle
field win be one of the largest fields
IN the country. There are several drill.
Ing contracts being figured on south OF
the Burk Burnett pasture. The town Of
Panhandle Is growing right along. and
at present there are several nice. mod
crn bungalows under construction. and
several more are contemplated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
CLARENDON GUARD
MUSTERED MONDAY

CLARENDON. Texas. Nov. "a
\ Home Guard company will Zoe mus
tered here Monday when Major Gull
bcrson OF Wichita Falls will arrive. Up
to this time "a recruits have been 80.
cured. and an effort II being made TO
hring the number up 10 65, so being
the minimum number. Capt. Nat $.
perrine will be- commander George
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
Silks

Here are prices on Silks that
should bring brisk buying to the
Richards Silk counter. No tender
Silks, all new and nothing but the
new and popular materials. !
s.uch Coed Quality Mcssalne .......~sl.s5
sHIu,h Crcpe De Chine ,.............,. .sl3j
iH inch Georgette Crepe ................Si .3s
4aIu,h Crepe Satin. Black. Navy. Brown,
Pink and orchid ....................S s. 10
toinch Best Quality Crepe Satin ....... SSio
81 .uch Crepe Roshaara. Navy only ..... .S..5
a. inch Fine silk Costume velvets
slack and Colors ................... S5.ss
as inch Tinscl Silks. Pastel shades. only. .Sl.s5
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25

Miss Berylc Thomas ~ Goodnight,
but at present director Of the music de-
partment Of the Wellington High
school will appear in a recital az the
high school auditorium Friday night.
Miss Thomas viii bc assisted by Misses
Gladys and Mabel Page of Claude. and
Miss Nell Grain Of Goodnight. az her
accompanies. This musical will be all
Armstrong county talent, and given en-.
tlrely by the students Of Baylor Uni
yersity.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25

Taylor. first lieutenant. and Byron
Bcvins. second lieutenant Much credit
should he given Capt. E. A. Simpson
81 this city. Major Adams Of Crowell.
Texas and Capt. 5. NJ. IiankinE ~
Quanah. Texas. In the organization of
this company here. local men say.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
Card Of Thanks.

We desire TO thank all Of those per.
sons who ~ graciously contributed kind
words and actions as well as the many
beautiful floral offerings at the funeral
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25

Steam dyeing save, many local PEG.
PIE from S4.OO TO si2OO FOR 500.
Striplngs Dye Dept. Amarillo Laun.
iry. Phone llSe.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
WOOlenS

All these Cloths are new materials
The qualities are fully up to the
high standard that is being estab-
lished By the Richards Store.
giineh Al Wool Storm Serge. oolors SAW
Brown and Wine ................... Us
sgIurh Fine French Serge. colors Black.
NaYF. Garnet Plum ........... ....... 81 -
ss.ln,h Extra quality ro.ret. Black Navy.
Brown Harding BLUE ............ S3.s5
81 inch sponged and Shrunk TriCoune.
Brown Black and Navy only ....... $3.50
ssIuth Fine Extra Heavy Chinohiiis. colors
Brown and navy only ......... ...... Si.00
ss4rrh Twilod MILDLY an wool flannel
raIors Green. Red and Navy ...... =. 00
.gineh Heavy Az Wool Jersey Red
Navy. Green. Gold aud Harding Hue S3.30
ssinch Pruneia Skrung choice ~
these S. go to $500 values ...... ~ 80
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-25
CIRCLE TO HAVE SOCIAL.
GOODNIGHT GIRL N RECITAL.

The W. q. W circle will have II So
cinl this evening az : o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-09
CITY ITEMS

End of month sale. Women's silk dresses. 1-3 of.-Besse Leland Co., advt. -
 MT. and Mrs. Harvey C. Black of 59 Monroe street are receiving congrat- ulations on the birth of a daughter yesterday at the New Britain hospital.
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Emil Carlson of D Common tn avenue yesterday at the New Britain hospital.
 Alfred Anderson, callman in the fire department attached to Engine Company No. ,. was suspended Sat urday night by Chief William J. No ble. IL is alleged that Anderson re- ported for duty in an intoxicated con- dition.
 The fire department was called out about g o'clock Saturday night to s Lee street, by an alarm from Box Al. The fire was a slight one in small store. and there was no damage done. e Miss Ethel Ora ham. supt. of nurses. and Miss Edith Merrill. supervisor of surgery. at the New Britain -Geperal hospital. left today for Concord. N. H.. where they will attend the New Eng land Nurses convention.
 There will be a meeting of the Mur- iei NcSwiney club this evening at S P. m at St. Mary's school hall. Miss Purtell, state organizer, will address tho meeting.
 The Third Ward Republican club will meet tomorrow evening in Booths block to elect officers. Women members are especially urged to at tend.
 A daughter was born yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. Harvey Black of Monroe street at the local hospital.
 Mir. and Mrs. Emil Carlson of 25 Commonwealth avenue are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son at the New Britain General hospital today.
 Stuart HalIberg will go to New Haven tomorrow to the convention of Foresters He is delegate from New Britain.
 Third Ward Republican club Tuesday evening at headquarters on Main street.
 The regular meeting of the Rebek- ah lodge will be held tomorrow eve
 The Moose will install officers at their meeting in Judd's hall tomor- row evening.
 There will be a meeting of the Sewing circle of the Order of Amar- anth. tomorrow from 10 o'clock in the morning to , o'clock in the after noon at the home of Mrs. Glaaier Of 90 South Burritt street.
 The Membership committee of the Chamber of Commerce held lunch con at the Commerce Chamber this noon There have been a great many new members enrolled and this year promises to be one of the most sue cessful the chamber has had.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-09
MOTHERS DAY AT ..
 TRINITY CHURCH
Mothers Wages" the SerInon-
 Varied Program for Week

Mothers Day was observed at the Methodist church and the auditorium was filled with large congregation. As people entered the ~veStibules they were presented with button-hole bou- quets of pink and white sweet peas and roses. The church was beautiful ly decorated with dog-wood branches, Miss Dorothy White and a commit tee Of the Epworth league having it in charge. The pastor spoke on the subject, Mothers Wages" and told of the neNer-ending unappreciated work of d mother, and earnestly pleaded that in the homes the chill dren be taught the real worth of character. not wealth or position.
 The second of the series of illus trated lectures on "Pilgrim's Prog ress'' drew a large audience in the evening. Many parents brought their children to see the pictures.
 Tonight at 7:30 the Epworth league will hold a business and social meet ing.
 Tuesday afternoon from to the women of the church are invited to a silver tea at the home of Mrs. w. H. Cryne. S2 Wallace street. In the evening the regular class meeting.
 On Wednesday from 5:30 to D. m. comes the last church supper of the season. The Feast of Seven Ia bles.' a unique style of supper. The full menu can be secured for 45 cents. Following the supper. will be held q meeting of the Sunday school board.
 The Friendship club will meet at 7:3O on Thursday. Prayer meeting at 7:45. Sewing school at o'clock on Friday. On Saturday will be held the annual Epworth league convention for the New Haven district. About zoo delegates from TO churches are expected. The public are invited to the afternoon session at l o'clock, addressed by Rev. Carl Felt of China. and the evening session at 6:30 o'clock, addressed by Rev. John Hem ry. pastor of the Church of All Ma tions New York city.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-09
KOSCIUSKO POST
 HAS BANQUET
Second Anniversary Of Founding
 Observed Sunday Afternoon

The Kosciusko Post World War Veterans, held d banquet and social yesterday afternoon at Bences hall on Clark street in honor of the sec ond anniversary of the founding of the post. Leon Haberski was toast master of the occasion. The first speaker of the afternoon was Puszk- as, president of the organization. He outlined the progress of the post since Its organization and then introduced Commander Streeter of the G. A. k. Commander Streeter told of his ex- periences in the Civil war and wound up his remarks by complimenting the post on its activities. Robert C. Vance also spoke. P. Diyardus and =. Sadecki were then called on by foastmaster Haberski for a few re- marks.
 The feature of the afternoon was when Charles Barkelski was asked to render few selections on his accor- dion. The boy is only l2 years old and the accordion looked about twice as big as he did as he carried it on the stage. He is regarded as a genius in the Polish section of the city, and he certainly lived up to his reputa- tion yesterday afternoon. He played all the Polish waltZes and the latest popular American ragtime with the skill of a professional musician. Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Dwarowski of Bris- tol who recently arrived from War saw. Poland, recited. Up until a few weeks ago, they were profession al actors. touring the continent. Miss Evelyn Zajeckowski, a local girl, sang and recited.