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to DO much more courageous.
hope we don't have 10 70 into "
cage" they said.
'"There'a n.ncthing W " AIS
off, knarf fRifercd.
just then MI tire little rrnlrgdf-
drcn. but Frank-knarfB master
steppM I'D close Nd thr cage. tho
better 10 nee the lion. As thu sun
was az their backs. the shadows.
who dreaded a lion less than ufa
sun. were obliged to enter the cu@r.
Knarf's master. being afraid or ths
lion. kept his distance Knnrf. there
fore, remained outside the cage
which was very comfortable for
him. you may be urc However.
no shouted 10 the others who stood
huddled together INV far away from
the lion az possible.
the why I told you. Oh" he exs
claimed. '1f only I were Am ths cage.
I'd scare him"
Just then the lien yawnsd ana
Knsrf sprang hack. -whsre ara
you EolnKs" cried the others. Seeing
there was no danger hc returned.
II was going 20 set "a hiE stick ana
beat him." ho explained II can't
bear 10 see you all 90 terribly
frightened. rf only there was WV
way that ! could act into the cage"
-ru ark the lion if fg-l ln-It.
you" suggested Yam.
-Oh, no." ne hastily remarked.
81 want 70 surprise him"
At that very moment m horHn-fiv.
installing the lion for u horse.
fooliHhiy hit him on the tail where
upon the lion uttered VI roar ar rain.
Az this Knarf took to him heels.
clrssly followed by his master, who
~ no Drawer than he.
Don't let him eat mal' cried
Knarf Ia terror. Don't let him cat
me-
The ether shadows. Who left the
lions cage safe ana Sound. fcr tho
lion had hardly noticed them. called
altar him.
-Oh. you are the brave one. run.
ming away from a little iinn."
Aren't you going I'D coma hack
and scare him7' Knocked Tam.
Flor and MiJ. the twins. laughed
the foudest-
"Thcse who always Anrm Wn
brave" began Flor.
First tMko care themselves LEI
save" Mi concluded.
tarJFiEhf. iaf1. NsuhDapar Feature fhzrirnH iar.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09
Qhills Usually Natures Warning to See About Your Health
GOODNIGHT
STORIES
BY Max Trel
knarf Shows the Great Zig
Lion Where 10 Get Off
Oh, Yes lie Docs


XII IL down there" cracd
Knart In q stern voice.
Lie down there. and dvnt
stir a muscle. for II you DO Ill
I'll"
Whats the matterT- cried MlI.
Flor. Hand and Nam--tha other IT.
tic shadow-children with the turned
about names. They thought That
Knarf was being sst OF hy a lion at
least. As II turned cut he wRa talk
ing 10 no one hu. himself. whats
the natter" they asked AGAIN.
Don't you know knarf replied.
Were going 20 the Co today and
I'm practising"
Practising what--
Practising how 10 talk 10 the
lion. OF course. When rnreL hAIn
I'm not going 10 say: Pleased ~
know you. Mister Licns n beg YOU
to have tho kindness not 70 eat me-
Oh. no. I'm going TO scare him.
The others started 60 laugh. "Ifcs~
can a shadow. two inches high. co.
pect 70 scare o. llcnT"
"Humph. you'll sec soon enaueh.-
AT this moment tho rcAl-cnlldrrn
started out for the ZOO and tha
shadows who always did what their
masters and mistresses ditI. hurried
after them. Ivy ana by they reached
the roc. Ths children stopped In
front OF thu lion Gaze. Thm h1n wan
stretched out On the floor. hts HharEy
name giving him m fierce appearances.
I'm afraid" cried Yam. vino WA.
very timid.
NIL, Flor ana Hand didn't srun
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iny SELF that what they did ] could
do. too-and start right out 10 prove
III wouldn't he awkward and tn
a. ase in their presence, and. 10
hide my WI sense OF inferforfty.
start sneering and making fun or
them as soon as they turned their
backs.
Instead OF foollng myself into A
feeling of false superiority BY crlfl
cl1inS ard tearing down. Ia set
about dong something constructive
q my own ! Wouldn't be 'sboSzy''
and d~cnllnerrin< TO my employees.
q r high-hat" 20 those beneath me 80.
claiiy. It's the msn who feels a lack
tn himself that takes ID cut in being
a sncb.
I'd study my own shortcomings.
and instead cf camcuflaginx them
~ an assumed superiority. I'd de-
Aherately try 70 conquer them.
Every glri wants 70 look I'D % her
man, bit how can On. TX he looks
down On himself
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Mother was invited to Homo
lulu TO visit Son, and sit in the
sunlight and smell the hibiscus
flowers in bloom and make
wreaths OF white and yellow
jasmine for the children, and
learn to sing "Aloha-oe" and
eat poi, and listen to tales or the
volcano. But Mother doesn't
like wrappers and she hates
hula dancers and she abominatcs
grass skirts and she wouldn't
60 10 Honolulu TO visit Son, not
while he had his iSIand-bora
wife in his house.
And Mother was invited 70
cross the ocean and visit "A niece.
The niece married a man who
has a country estate, and lives
in grandeur. Oh, there are
footmen and two or three buffers
and a herd OF park deer and
goodness knows what all, but
Mother didn't want to be
grand. she wanted to bo COM
Portable, so she's gone back
home 10 Kansas TO visit her old
maid sister and the old maid
sister lives In the old home
where Mother used to live, and
she sings in the village choir
yes, even yet-and sac plays
solitaire on the cold Winter
evenings, and she makes choco-
late cakes for the Ladies' Aid
Society. But Mother isn't 60
ing 10 have a good time. even
with her old maid sister.
Mother il used to living alone
now at her club, and she doesn't
care for homes any more. She
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09

where her rich brother lives and he has a biz
house and two linousines and . touring car
and a roadster, and a Christmas tree he had,
and coolies Of presents hanging on it.
But Mother wouldn't 20 to his house. She
SAID she didn't like Christmas In ether peoples
houses.
She was invited to New York for Christ
mas. At first she thought she'd 20 and then
she thought she wouldn't Daughter, who
lives in New York has a studio, a perfectly
stunning studio, with a wall bed and 4 couch
ter has troops of friends and on Christmas
Eve she has a studio party and people sit on
the floor and drink esg-nog and punch and
tell stories, and have what they call "a talk"
And artists come to the studio parties
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Id let him do all thu calling and
the ~beckonsng that was necessary.
I'd pretend mt least. sven II I didn't
think 20. that he had intelligence
enough TO taxa care Of us both.
! wouldn't feel called upon 10 act
NJ n 7 had a dear mute for an escort
and tell the tax driver where We
wanted 70 go. When a mar took me
TO dinner. Id let him attend 20 the
ordering and any commands cf
hurry X. please would enanats
from him and not from me
When q mar 10 with q riri he
assumes the role or protector. and
u en~harrasses him and offends him
10 have a Girl make n nit-wit out OF
hsm b. taking the initiative In every.
thing and being too sfif-reliant-
Dependence in a girl makes 4
much bigger hit with a man thar
Independence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09
For Monday. Feb. IL,

M oNDAY'S astrological forecast
EH T. Tor an exceedingly fortui.
49, tcus state OF affairs. There
will to expansion and progress IN
many directions. with the energies
under hlch stimulus and aimed
toward high successful goals. New
agreements and pleasant affiliations
arc f~oreScen. l; Is a time for push.
ing
Those whose birthday I; IL are II
thu threshold Of o very progressive
ana prosperous year. with all things
expanding and thriving. Nsw as.
sociations and pleasant contacts
personally are promised. \ child
born on this day msy be endowed
With many qualities and gTaces max
ing for a successful and happy life.
Svrcr to prosper than prosperity
could hate assured us.-Miifon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09
Advice to Girls
BY Annie Laurie
Z ANNrE Q 4

nEAR ANNIE LAURIE:
- a few months ago I met d
young man whom I am fond nf
and who asked me TO give I'D n
very dear friend OF mine whom l
correspond with. ! like them both.
l favor the latter but because he
Nv 50 far away and won't be back
for a year. I'm puzzled at what
to do.
Thank you Tor your kindness.
"A. "A. B.
A "A. H.: There's no reason under
AAs the sun why you cannot hc
friendly with both the young men.
my dear. because YOU are not en-
gagged 70 either ~ them. This thing
Of going around with n ncfson 10
the exclusion az everyone else. ~ not
60 good. for II a quarrel occurs.
you're left without "a friend. Of
course. when you are engaged. that
I'm I'M different matter. Tell the young
man you viii accept his friendship.
but that you VIII not Let him
monopolize all your time.
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wants bridge partners and COM
pany dinners every night, and
fussy clothes 70 wear down in
the lounge. | wonder how long
1t will be before she wishes she
was back home again where
somebody really loves her, even
n it's only one of her own
daughters.
What do you think?
Copyright. lssa. Newspaper Tsalurs ssgrsrs. lns
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09
If / Were
A Girl

WOULDN'T ern,
l,arrzss a man
IN public by
~usurping HIS m,
turaiI masculine
prerogatives.
l wouldn't call
out the floor In
the elevator. oil
reach ahead "a
open the door
before he had a
chance 10 do Il
for me- III we
Nanfnd tart
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09
IL [ Were
A Man
By JILL

w o " MT
have an irfc-
rscTity complex.
Or II ! did. Id
ret over ~.
I wouldn't be-
lleve. and resent
the fact, that
IN her men were
{ ieverer and
better than I am
I'd study their
VI g I n o d . n n a
their PERSONAL
ties. and Id tell
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09

Frequent chilliness may be an evidence Of
impairment Of the circulation. The heart il not
functioning as it should. II does not drive the
blood in forceful streams TO every part OF the
body. This in turn comes from some impair
ment of the bodily vigor.
There are many things that lower human
vitality. Overwork. loss of sleep, need of a vaca-
ton, domestic discord. lack Of human interest, as
well az the many infections 10 which the body
is subject. may be the cause for lowered vitality
of which chilliness is a symptom.
IL is tremendously important that every-
one should cat regularly. Everybody should
take enough of the nourishing foods which are
essential TO good health and red blood.
Lots OF times you feel down and out when
the whole trouble II you are hungry. Don't
you know how cross YOU feel and how impossible
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09

warm boracic acid several times q
day and apply ! per cent yellow
oxide ~ mercury ointment at night.
Ms have the eyes tested 20 see II
glasses are needed.
cas51sh, ls-a. Newspaper Feature serviCs. Inc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09
A Fashion Models Diary
BY GRACE THORNCLIFFE

saturday and ! We been spend
AA InS al nv time trying 10
think or what sho would like most.
! hate - make II something prac-
>tical. because those things sheH Get
v1y II she needs them. and I
dsnt think ~ anything luxurious
snd rtii inexpensive @noGrh 20 Ut
my income. I'm going 10 take n
couple 20 lunch hours a. waik around
Tire shops and see " there isn't some
thing / know shed love 10 ow A.
Her latest hoy friend Is Elving a
dinner and theatre party Tor her
that evening ana we're AL excited
about u. Helene says he's q lawyer
well. I've must I've n successful one.
for a dinner and theatre Marty for
six On a Saturday night quite
= sriurEe. sty v t. L. wouldn't
cat Tor weeks II be ever pulled of
a PARTY like that.
Helene lolls love "a make a fuss
about birthdays and she's been re-
cciving packages from home all
week. It's great "a have lots ~
brothers and sisters on an occasion
like this. though ! suppose it's rot
40 no; when the time comes TO
r~cciprocats. She's dying 70 know
what her dsrs going 20 give her.
lie ard Helene haven't been On ex-
actiy friendly terms lately. 10 seems
thai her dad wants Helene 20 cult
her Job and cotne rome and live
with the family. But Helene is used
10 living on her own now. and en-
JOYS her work and her Independence.
- She wrote him = sweet letter
saving. mo. fhanks.- and he ST
rarrrtiy misunderstood. and has
ignored her ever since
shes hoping he'll relert On her
birthday and come across with a Fat
check. I hope. for her sake. that re
Goes, Tor she's counting on Il rather
strongly.
n the check comes through.
Helene SAYS tho first investment will
h. IN a new and stunning coat-drcss
that Madame Is showing this week.
It's made OF black ~hrcsdcloth and
90 trickily cut that n looks like a
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suit. The trimming on tbs blouse
Is az black caracul and the caracul
Is also used for a single muff.lise
cuff on the right sleeve. And there's
a dainty yoke OF dagonally tucked
white gcorgefte M a finishing touch.
Heicne's hoping Il wont Ia sold
before tie check arriFea--lf IL does.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09
INDEPENDENCE CAN'T
TAKE PLACE OF LOVE
Winifred Black Tells Of a Mother Who Has Lost All
Interest in Home Life, But Some Day viii
Eagerly Seek Affection Again.
BY WINIFRED A

Ia NOTHEH Ii ~rroud-and independent-and sassv. She makes
lvn her own way In the world and she's going to keep on max
w ing it 80 she says
She was invited to Cincinnati for Christmas Cincinnati II
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Words OF the Wise


The world u large when IN weary
leagues two loving hearts diYid-f
But he world u email ~hrs your
-urny 10 lsona on tho oder sids-
-O'Rsily.
20 not fDasfc yoRr tiBe on
Social Questions. What Nv fhc
matter fcifh the poor Is Poverty.
What is tho waiter fuith the
rich IL UseIcssncss. -ShctD.
To know
That which before us Lies In
daily life
IN the prime wlAdoms what TN
more Is fume.
or emptiness or fond imprrtl-
hence. Milton.
Ai,n's irhumznily y. mar
Mskss founl-sa ihouIsnSa neurpi
-rBufrs.
M dnyfhirc affects your rpt.
uoB hcsfcH 70 hare w rcmoredt
i'm anything effects roHr rmind.
y0R postpone fbc cHrc for q year.
-Hornce
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09
Seen on SHAVE.
By Florence w. Ross

Brown. practical and smart. ~ hs.
Ing repopularized. FsrSeeinS de-.
stEner. are using u. IN al shades. for
both sports and formal costumes. and
with n great measure cf success. An
attractive ensemble seen on the Ave.
u recently was composed az N
brown flat crepe frcck. with IulneSs
concentrated in hack. and a short
coat OF brown hrcadcloth. drawn
tightly around the knees 10 acccntu-
ate the back fuiness OF the dress.
An unusual collection or under
garments is now to be seen in the
shops. from dainty net and rccr-
gette pieces 10 those Of silk IN tai
lcred designs with Just a hit ~ ar
plique work or monogram Tor em.
hellishment In these. there are a
number az new stsle> for early
Spring. most CT which arc two
piece ret. consisting or a hra~elere
and hiocr1ers or French 'pantiesf'
IN some version.
Gloves are being sold ~ sets ~
three pairs. one flg-l4acd for Win
ter sports. enc cf heavy pigskin Tor
motoring and N 81 capeskin. I'm
a tailored STYLE. fer wear with u
sports suit. Other sets include two
pairs CT afternoon gloves and a pair
sor a tailored q sports suit. or vice
versa
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09

OF gtris who are "earnest"I don't know what they're earrs.t
about, but they're earnest just the eamc-and Mother doesn't ACRE
with their views and 1t makes her cross when they argue and talk
SO loud. SO she didn't 60 10 New York to the marty
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09
SOMETHING WRONG IF
YOU'RE AL VS. COLD
Frequent Chilliness May Be aSymptom of Influenzs
Or 1t May Be Brought onb by Lowered Vitality, Poor
BY ROYAL S. COPELAND, Nj. d.
UnIted states senator from New York.

former Commissioner Of Health, Ne0 York City.
n FREQUENTLY I am asked TO explain the significance Of chiliney
II or the actual chill which Is frequently the first symptom Of
influenza or some other disease. Many Of the serious diseases
are ushered in with this symptom
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09

An seems about a quarter TO seven IN the evening. You may no.
III lie That you are hungry, but a cup OF hot broth. followed by
enSIhle meal. will give you a new outlook on life.
81 This fact does not excuse 4 wild DIZZY OF eating. To crowd your
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09

always incxcuSabic. Certainly that
sort Ut "A meal n not called fur
when you have the feeling J have
described.
There can be no doubt. however.
that IL you lin=er too long ove
your work. if you zct thoroughly
worn out with ~, you . making
unreasonable demands upon your
body. You are abusing your heart
md hfoloI VESSELS. Under the strain
10 which you have subjected your
organs. You could not expect 10 have
m abundance Of blood sent 10 every
part ~ your BODY.
ChiilircSs may he merely a syrnp.
tom ri that lowered vitality. This
IS temporary. az courge. but n Is
very real IN its production " synp.
toms or discomfort.
The blood needs to be replenishec
End purified all the time. " must
have an abundance 81 oxygen in
order 10 do us work ~ healing and
building.
To have the blood in proper con.
fitiOn. oxygen ~ essential To this
end deep breathing Is % vital i'm
i~'ort1nce. You should stand in
front Of tho window several times a
day and take y multitude of long.
deep bfeathS. This viii DO much n
supply your blood with elements
essential 20 health ard ViEor. You
win he surprised 70 find how deep
md rapid breathing will warm the
body and enove the feeling OF
Chiliinc3s.
Don't get Into your head tho Idea
That every time yon feel chilly you
aro going 90 he sick. This is not
the cue. Eut unless there are very
obvious reasons why you arc chilly.
n t. because YOU are ~usglectiug some
~ the things which make foT cood
circulation and good health.
Answers 90 Health Queries
G. w. o--What n 10 done for
holes Or enlarged pores left ty pim-
rlssf
AIRY alternate application ~
hot and cold congresses Tor five or
ten minutes [ Wire daily. Avoid The
excessive Use ~ powder and cold
cream which tends ~ clog the pores
ard thus coarsen the grain Of tho
skin
y. Q.-What causc granulated
eyelids?
A.-This condition e due - infec.
ton. Battle with a mild solution or
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09

n-RR-R-Ri It's so coldl Cold and snow and
sleet and winds, and through it sl he has TO
plod day after day, while his thoughts are
far away in the sunny Southland! lf only he
could be there, enjoying the warm ocean and
the golden sands But, no. he has to stay in
the cold 50 that his loved ones may be safely
down there IN the nice warm sunShinei
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09
Answers Ia Health Queries

G. w. Q--What can 10 done foI
holes or enlarged pores left ty PIN.
plesG
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09

A.-This condition e due "a infec.
ton. Battle With a utlld solution az
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09

Aisns inhumsaily ~ man
Mixes countless lh1uIsnSa rupurrI
~Bufns.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-09

Airy alternate application ~
hot and cold congresses Tor five or
zen minutes twire daily. Avoid The
excessive Use ~ powder and cold
cream which tends ~ clog the pores
and thus coarsen the grain Of tho
rnNFw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
WILL TRADE LARGE HOME
ON 18TH ST. HEIGHTS

For small home or bungalow
Present Home Too Large for Owner
One of the outstanding homes in this city.
corner lot over 1000 IT.; tan brick and
stone pillar trim, practically new; Is rms,
9 baths and layatory; private ballTOOmj ga
rage: oil heat; tile kitchen and bathsi dis
tnctive woodwork and architecture; every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
BRITISH POTTERY
MEN GUESTS HERE
Visit Made as Part of Tour
in Return for Foreign Hos
pitaIity Last Year.

On tour of the United States
studying this country's msthods of pro-
duction and manufacture of clay and
siiicate products, about so members oil
the British Ceramic Society were guests
In the Capital yesterday of the Balti-
more and Washington sections of the
American Ceramic Society, composed
of manufacturers of pottery and POI
terry products.
Sightseeing Tours.
Before and after luncheon at ths
Cosmos Club, which was attended by
the British Ambassador, Sir Esme How
ard. and high Government officials.
the British delegation visited the United
States Geological Survey and the Blu.
reau of Standards, and took slght-see-
ing tours of the city. In the afternoon
they visited Arlington National Gene
terry and placed a wreath on the Tomb
of the Unknown Soldier.
The visitors were led by w. ]. Gard
liner. president of the British Ceramic
Society.
The visit to this country is in the
nature of a return courtesy for an Of
fetal visit made by members of the
American Ceramic Society to England
last year.
Gather at Luncheon.
At the Cosmos Club luncheon this
afternoon were DR.. George K. Burgess,
director of the Bureau of Standards:
DR.. v. Kellogg, director of the National
Research Council; D. A. Skinner, sec
rotary of the Chamber of Commerce of
the United States; C. S. Parsons, secre-
tary of the American Chemical Society:
DR.. David White, secretary of the Ma
tional Academy of Sciences; R. c.
Purdy, secretary of the American
Ceramic Society: H. E. Howe, editor of
the Journal of Industrial and Engineer
ing Chemistry; Frank r. West, presi-
dent of the English Refractories Asso-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
DURANT'S DAUGHTER WE'D
Becomes Bride of J. H. Cooper,
New York Broker.

NEWARK, May CpD.-The mar
riage of Mrs. Margery Durant Daniel,
daughter of w. c. Durant, the auto
mobile manufacturer, to John Hamp-
ton Cooper, a broker of New York and
Palm Beach, was revealed here today.
The couple were married April IS
by Mayor Jerome r. Congleton in the
city hall. They gave their addresses as
the st. Regis Hotel, New York. After
the ceremony they left for a trip to
California, saying they would make
their home after June / at the brides
country estate, Dream Land, in old
Westbury. Long Island.
Mrs. Moore was twice married be-
fore. her first husband being DR.. e. r..
Campbell and her second Robert w.
Daniel. banker. Dicorce ended each
marriage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05

James Rea, Mrs. Mott and Mrs. w. G.
Magruder. Mrs. Magruder was recently
appointed publicity chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LANDovER. Md, May 4.-Landover
Community Club celebrated its tenth
anniversary with dinner recently at
the Lotus restaurant, Washington.
The dinner was followed by theater
party at the National Theater. Those
attending were Mrs. Myrtle Smith. Mrs.
J. r. Fitzhugh, Mrs. e. B. Selby, Mrs.
Earl Sheriff. Mrs. Wade Sheriff Mrs.
e. Scott, Mrs Wells, Mrs. l.. Drum
wright, Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. r. Lam
iacn1, Mrs. w. C. Jasper. Mrs. Soper,
'".- Crawford, Mrs. Malin Rea. Mrs.