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Evening star., 1940-03-19
Bose Denounces Gandhi;
Sees Civil War Possible
BY the Associated presx

BY the Associated Press.
RAMGARH, India, March 10
The possibility of civil war in India
in event of compromise between
the Gandhi-controlled All India
Nationalist Congress party and i'm
perial Britain" was advanced today
by Subhas Chandra Bose, former
Congress president, who has called a
rump session of left-wing dissenters.
In a field adjacent to the site of
the plenary session Of the regular
congress Bose addressed followers
as president of The -Compro-
mise Congress-" and denounced Mo-
handas K Gandhi and "the right
wing high command" as sidetrack-
ing the Indian independence issue.
Gandhi adherents yesterday de-
feated motions to expedite the de-
mand for independence over the
Evening star., 1940-03-19
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Evening star., 1940-03-19

veteran leaders insistence that ma
tive Indians must be disciplined to
refrain from violence before a civil
disobedience campaign is started.
"The problem of the hour Bose
said today, 'is-will India remain
under the thumb Of the right wing,
or swing to the left once and for
alp"
Evening star., 1940-03-19
Four Aircraft Plants
Report Huge Backlog

BY the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES, March 19-Un-
filled orders: $222, All 1855.
Such is the status, the Chamber
of Commerce says, of four Los
Angeles County aircraft plants as of
March l. The firms, Douglas, Lock-
heed, North American and Vultee
sold planes valued at $32 .821 900 in
February. Much of the backlog is
=, orJore
Evening star., 1940-03-19
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of Benito Juarez was unveiled re-
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Evening star., 1940-03-19

u DOUBLE REDUCTION! Twenty per cut In one.
way fares! Round-trip fares also substantially reduced!
Examine the table shown here how little
go places.
And that roundtrip fares based the
nomc princpe-the per mile dropping with distance
Thus the farther you the In fact between
points the fare low mile Never have you
been able travel eheapy day and day. train
And BY TRAIN means the Safest dependable and
most comfortable form Of travel developed! That's
what makes this double reduction so important.
Now that train travel little why give seconds
thought other of transportation? Go BY train
enjoy the ride-enjoy the sapings!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10
Angels Over Broadway Brings
The Unusual in Screen Fare
Ben Hechts Best Broadway" Story to
Head New Progrom at Riolto Thursday

out-Weheslng the ubiquitous orson Weles Ben Hecht
brings to the Rao theaer screen on Thursday his thrilling
Broadway" e~ ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10

atmosphere Of brooding restraint.
thrilling camera work and
thoughtful. stirring music. Mr..
Hecht. In effect, went to town"
with a vengeancei
Douglas Fairbanks. Jr.. Is star
red with Rita Hayworth. Thomas
Mitchell and John Qualen fea-
tured. ANGELS Over Broadway"
presents them as a boy who
thinks he's tough. but isn't; as a
girl out Of nowhere. hunting her
little niche amid the lights of
Broadway; a playwright re-writ-
ing their lives. trying to play God;
a little man whose heartbreak
has all but destroyed him. To-
gether. these four share a strange
and wonderful adventure between
the dusk and dawn Of a rain
swept Times Square night.
Lee Garmes' camera work, and
George Antheils musical score,
are said TO lend added beauty and
significance To what has been
hailed a. brilliant new eontnbu-
ton to the screen.
Joe z. Browns so You Won't
Talk" will share the screen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10
Jack Holt Rates
With Movie Fans

In his % years on the screen,
Jack Holt has accumulated a fan
following second to none in motion
pictures and he has never received
a fan letter criticizing him for any,
thing he has done. Holt, whose
latest starring vehicle is Column
bias Passport to Alcatraz." now
at the Riviera theater, explains
that he has never made a picture
he would not want his own child
rem to see.
THE public all over the world is
inherently clean-minded, explains
Holt. They are for right over
at all times. A motion pic
ture stars career depends entirely
upon his stories. Good, clean. en-
tertaining stories will keep him on
the top as long as he wants to stay
there"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10

CArITOIs-Spencer Tracy and Hedy
Lamar In Il Take This Woman. "
also Dolores Del Rio and Wallace
Beery IN The Man From Dakota "
COMMUNITY - Susan and God. I"
with Fredric March and Joan Craw-
ford. also Hugh Herbert IN La
conga Nights"
KAY STREET = Loretta Young and
Ray Milland in The Doctor Takes
Wife" also John Litel and Barton
McLane in Men without Souls"
LAKEWOOD = Edward @. Robinson
and Ann Sothern in Brother Or
child" also Barbara Read in Be-
yond Tomorrow"
PAHk-Jean Arthur. Fred MacMur-
ray and MELVIN Douglas in Too
Many Husbands" also Desperate
Trails"
PROCTOR Alice Faye and Don
Ameche In Lillian Russell" also
Pete Smith Short.
REALART-Alice Faye. Don Ameche
and Henry Fonda in Lillian Rus
REx-Marsaret Sullivan and James
Stewart IN The Mortal Storm. I"
also Alan Lane in The Duke
Comes Back"
sHELI-wiiliam Gargan and wallace
Ford in Isle OF Destiny: also
Sonia Henie and RAY Milland in
Everything Happens At Night"
SUSSET-Joan Crawford and Fredric
March in Susan and God" also
Boris Karloff and Anna Nagel in
Black Friday"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10
FIRST SHOWING


BLUE MOUSE Clark Gable. Ciau-
dette Colbert. Spencer Tracy, Hedy
LAMAR and Frank Morgan in
Boom Town." ll.35, i:5o. 4.25.
music BO<-Tyrone Power and Lin
da Darneli in Brigham Young"
IL 20. 800. 6:25, e:45: also Lynn
Bari and Lloyd Nolan in Pier 49,"
IL so. $40. s.35
RIALTO - Fred MacMurray and Pa
tricia Morrison n Rangers Of For
tune" 90. 4:05. 7:05. 1910: also
Joan Blondell and Dick Powell in
Want Divorce" IL 80. 2:3o,
SIS. 8 LAO.
RIvIERA-Boris Karloff and Roger
Pryor in The Man With Nine
Lives" IL As. 2.25, 500. TAO. i0:I5;
also Jack Holt and Noah Berry IT..
In Passport to Alcatraz," lis,
$50. $50. e:05.
ROxY-Henry Fonda and Jackie
Cooper in The Return of Prank
James" also Joan Bennett and
Francis Lederer in The Man Mar
ried"
TEMPLE = Stage Louis Harter's
Revue OF Revues featuring Ethel
Sykes. 7:30 9:15. Screen-Richard
Arlen and Andy Devine in Danger
on Wheels"
RETURN SHOWING
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scott in when
the Daltons Rode" also You're
Not So Tough" featuring the Dead
End Kids
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10

ny. Hecht wrote the original
story for the new Columbia ro-
nance. adapted 1t to the screen.
directed II. produced ii with the
corporation Of Douglas Fairbanks.
Jr- acted in it, helped write the
musical score, and In general be-
haved as II he had something to
do with the film.
The unqualified applause which
has greeted Angels Over Broad
way" il a tribute to the many
activities Of the many-sided Hecht.
According 10 advance report,
Angels Over Broadway" out
shines in intrinsic narrative merit
even such other Hechtian SCREEN
plays like The Front Page. :"
Twentieth Century" Viva villa. -
etc; 1t Is packed with more drama,
more honest character delineation
and more understanding than any
Of Hechts previous pictures. The
new film is said TOO. to possess an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10
Unusual Scenes in
"Briqham Young Z"
performances

Daryl F. Zanuck's production
of Brigham Young" written by
Louis Bromfield, now playing at
the Music Box theater, is said to
depict faithfully the thrilling
events of the famous Mormon
trek. Some of the films highpoints
are:
The crossing of the Mississippi
in dead of winter with men. women
and children fleeing before guns
across the cracking ice.
The massacre at Nauvoo. when
masked raiders sacked the city.
The arrival at Great Salt Lake
and the start of the final battle for
existence with the barren land.
The invasion Of crickets and the
miracle of the sea gulls.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10
Spencer Tracy Films
Leading Speech Maker

Spencer Tracy cannot escape
becoming the screens leading dra-
matte speech maker" before the
end Of 1910. For the fourth picture
in a row he makes an intense
speech Of more than five minutes
in Boom Town." dynamic action
story of oil booms now playing at
the Blue Mouse theater with Clark
Gable, Claudette Colbert and Hedy
LAMAR in other stellar roles. He
made other powerful speeches in
Stanley and Livingstone. North
west Passage" and Edison, the
Man"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10
Sonia Henie Starring
AT the Shell Theaier

Sonia Henie has amazed movie
Eoers often in the past with her
sensational artistry on the ice. but
now the blonde champion pulls a
new surprise out of the hat and
energies in her latest 10th Century
Fox film. Everything Happens at
Night as fun fledged, expert
dramatic actress. Boosting a time
~ and danger-spiced story filled as
well with gay and romantic touch
es, this new film presents Sonia
with two leading men. Ray Mil
land and Robert Cummings. and
the result Of their collaboration is
a screen treat indeed. Everything
Happens at Night" Is now at the
Shell theater. Included in the cast
are Maurice Moscovich. Leonid
kinskey. Alan Dinehart and Fritz
Field. Irving Cummings directed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10
PAT 0'Brien to Portray Role
OF Famous Noire Dame Coach
Werner Boxter. Supported by Andrea
Leeds, TO Shore Honors in "Eorthbound'

One of the unusual stories IN recent times
viii make its local debut at the Roxy theaer Thursday when
Warner Bros film, "Knute Rockne-Al American,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10

Knute's closest friends were smaz-
ed at the startling likeness In even
the smallest gesture.
The brilliant supporting cast
consists of Gale Page as Bonnie.
Knute's wife: Donald Crisp as
Father Callahan. president OF
Notre Dame. and Ronald Reagan
in the greatest role Of his career,
that Of the renowned George
Gipp. The players that portray
the roles of the -Four Horsemen'
have all seen action on the grid
iron. They are. Kane Richmond.
as Elmer Layden; Bob Byrne a.
James Crowley; Nick Lukats az
Harry Stuhldreher and William
Marshall as Don Miller.
Sharing the screen will be
"Earthbound" featuring Warner
Baxter and Andrea Leeds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10

Il "a film life story Of one OF
Americas greatest and wisest
heroes-Knute Rockne. The pic
ture traces Rockne's life from his
early childhood in Norway to his
tragic death in 1881. His life
was full of excitement. despair,
love and triumph. The film. with
Pat o'Brien cast as the Notre
Dame football wizard. faithfully
portrays those elements and keeps
alive the true spirit Of Rockne."
His vigor. his astute philosophy,
the great teams he built, the de-
veioping Of the famous -Four
Horsemen" are all told with a
skillful blending of power and
subtlety IN "Knute Rockne = All
American" o'Brien il said TO
have given such a realistic por-
trayal Of the real Rock" that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10

II you're not using sell 1t with
Fast Action Times Want Ad
Phone Main 1851.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-10-10
VICTORY SONG

Harry Rosenthal. nationally
known composer. is writing a
symphonic arrangement of Notre
Danes famed Victory Song which
he win present at the world pre-
miere Of "Knute Rockne-All
American.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-17

Jednoho dine pTinesl vratny
re zamku Blahotovi tisteny lis
tex, ma nemz bylo vyobrazeno
nekolik zaj1cG a nahore napis:
"Pozvanl ma hon." Blahota O.
brativ listek, cetl ma jeho rubu:
"Cteny pane uciteli! Chci
vyhoniti point rev1r kolem me-
sta, tedy je-li Yam libo, prijd-
tie We ctvrtek, kdyz nen1 skola.
Sraz rano V sedm hodin u pi-
vovaru. S uctou, Zahorsky,
lesmistr."
"Davam Sc panu lesmistro-
vi porouceti, a re Sc jiste do
stavim," fekl Blahota. Dial
vratnemu padesat krejcar1 cd
cesty, a vratny mu uctive po-
dekoval.
Pc jeho odchodu Blahota,
Dire listek S pozvan1m v ru-
dou, usmal sc trochu smutne {:
"Kdyz jsem 81 pred casem pro-
hllzel znak mad zameckou bra
nou, d1val Sc ma mne ten clio
vek S vysoka a dnes, kdyz vi,
re mne lesmistr I'VE ma hon,
,jsem u neho vzacnou osobou,
ktera NIUE dati i pul zlatky
zpropitneho. Vsadil bych Sc,
re ostatni ucitele nepovazuje
"a sobe rovne, protoze nechodl
S lesmistrem str1let zajlce. Bo-
re m1j, mas ty ma svete vseli-
jakou chasu ubohou!"
We stredu, vrativ sc z odpo-
ledniho vyucovanf, chystal Sc
Blahota ma zitfejs1 hon. W.
cistil svou dvojku brokovnici,
prohledl jej1 mechanismus a
nabil 81 dvacet brokovych ma
bojnic; kdyz mu vecer Cerna
prisla ustlat postel, oslovil j:
"Pani mistrova, mohla byste
mi nejakou mastnotou mama
zati holenove boty?"
"To mohu," rekla oslovena.
MAN tn hrnecek spiku, ten je
ma boty nejlepsi. A pan ucitel
rano obuje vysoke boty?"
"Ano. Pozval mne pan fost
mistr ma hon."
Cerna 1--WE zakyvala hlavou.
"To Sc vi, rano je rosa a ted
ma podzim drz1 sc dlouho do
poledne. Boty muslin tedy ma
mazati d1kladne, ably nepro.
~poustely vodu. To tedy Ultra
nepdjdu pro obed?"
"Proc pak?"
(Pokracovan1.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-05-17

pomocni. Vzdyt je skutecnou
ostudou, re petitrldnf mestska
skola nema vGbec niceho, echo
k vyucovanf nutne potrebuje
Ami 81 nedovedou v~ysvetliti, jak
je to NONE. Takovy stav ne
nj ma zadne skole, ami v nejza-
padlejs1 vesnici."
Vsichni til ucitelove prikyv-
Ii souhlasne, ale zadny nepro-
nesl ami slova.
Gale tn komoru nemohu da-
IT," zajlkal Sc Novotny. "Mo-
je pant j potrebuje. Posluho-
vacka dava tam pc pradle nee
ky a mole pant uklada tam spi-
nave pradlo. Nejde to-"
Must to j1ti, pane f1dici!"
rekl Blahota a zabodl zrak
pevne do obliceje ridiciho.
"skola must m1ti kabinet pro
skoln1 pomGcky. Necky Sc mo-
hou DAFT do sklepa a ma to spi-
nave pradlo 81 vase PAM uz
najde vhodne misto jinde. Ma
vrhuji tedy, ably Sc z komory
udelal skolnf kabinet a proslm,
abyste m1j navrh zaprotoko-
val a dial o mem hlasovati! Ne
date-li o mem hlasovat, poslete
opis protokolu dnesni konfe-
renee okresn1 skoln1 rade, ably
o mem navrhu rozhodla!"
Gale ia pro to hlasovati ne
budu," vyhrkl Novotny.
Blahota Sc nepatrne usmal:
"Prece snad v1te, re kdo schG-
ri rfd1, nema prava hlasovati?
To je prece zakon."
Novotny vytTestil oci ma pT1-
TONNE, chv1li lapal pc vzdu-
chu, potion fekl zlomenym hla-
sem: "Tak hlasujte, KIDD je pro
ten kabinet!"
Zdvihly Sc ctyfi pravice =
Kocvarova dosti nesmele.
"Dobre, panove, udelam to
tedy," rekl Novotny hlasem, ia
ko by Sc dusil.
Ucitele Sc uklonili a odesli.
Blahota sci sym klidnym kro-
KEN domG, Kocvara klusal
pres namest1 a septal 81: "To
je stika! Vylov1 rybn1k. Ale
rozum1 sve veci."
Oba poducitele opustili sko-
lu jake obycejne s%polecne.
Toupal povfdal: "Ty! W ii
vefim, re Sc Blahota niceho
neboj1 a re je cholerik."
"Vid? Videl's to dnes," u
small sc Rock. "V1, jak pro-
vesti svou. Starry by tn komo-
ru pod hromem zabitf nebyl
popustil, kdyby Sc Blahota re
byl odvolal ma rozhodnut1 O.
kresnf skoln1 rady. Nadf1ze-
neho 1radu Sc starry boil, ale
Blahota ne. Zkratka, je to mo-
dern1, pokrokovy ucitel, ale
mas starry tomu nerozum1. Uvi-
dis, re "a cas- Dude starry muset
delati, CO Dude chtlti Blahota a
ma nasi skole zavladnou lepsi
pomery, nez jsou nynejs1."
"Verim IT," souhlasil Tou-
pal.
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05

liams;' organist for church, Miss
Rena Tucker; assistant organist for
church, Miss Rachel Coyerdale; pri-
mary and cradle roll superintendent,
Miss Rachel CoYerdale
Class No. 6 VIII Meet
Members OF Glass No. will meet
at the home Of Mrs George M. Reed,
Jr., on Friday evening. January -.
All members cordially invited Elec-
ton OF officers for 1910.
Big Sister Party
On Friday. January 10, members Of
Glass No. will hold a big Sister
Party In the Glendale school au-
ditorium Each member is requested
TO be present meet her big sister,
and receive q new name for 1910.
Each one bring q gift for her "big
sister"
On Tuesday evening, January ..
members Of Glass No. IL Of Ellen
dale Methodist Church win hold
Mystery Sister Party al the home
Of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond A. Tucker.
Each member is requested to bring
a covered dish and present, and
meet her mystery sister aud receive
O new name for l04o Luncheon will
be served promptly att .. IA.
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
FRANKFORD

The seventh annual supper for thl
benefit OF the Frankford Volunteer
Fire Company win be given Satur-
day evening. January 20
The fire company was summoned
at ten O'Clock on New Years Day to
/ the home Of Willard Hearn, formerly
belonging to John Henry Atkins, on
I the DUPONT boulevard, between here
and Dagsboro. They arrived in time
to check a serious fire, the loss being
negligible
Major c. A. Short spent the holi-
days in Florida.
These days Clinton H. Watson
greets one and all with a broad,
beaming smile. The cause Of his
oyer-brimming ioviality arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lewes
on Friday, December 20. IN the form
of a young lady. to be known as de
borah' of whom he is the grand
father.
he cold, unpleasant days of late
are driving many to the warmer
climes of the SOUTH On Saturday,
MIR. and Mrs. Preston Williams, OF
this town, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Williams. OF MillsbOro, left by train
10 spend several days in Florida, and
the following day MIR. and Mrs. Sir
man McAllister. of here, and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. n. McAllister of Wilmington.
departed for that state. making the
trip by automobile.
Frankford Chapter. o. E. s.. gave
a biugo party Wednesday evening
during the holidays. On account of
the storm prevailing at that time. |
the attendance was poor. but those
VINO were able to attend enjoyed
very pleasant evening.
Funeral services for Mrs. RATHER I
inc Anderson, 80, who died at her 1
daughters home in Philadelphia on |
Sunday morning. was held Wednes- |
day afternoon in the Methodist
Church at Millville The services
were conducted by the Rev. Parker.
and interment was in the ST. Georges
cemetery. Mrs. Anderson was horn
near tOXana,. the daughter of Henry
Hudson and Nancy Townsend Hud-
son. She spent the summer months
II Millville and the winter in Phila-
ielphia. Surviving are four daugh-
-ers, DR.. Addie Belts, Portland. Me-;
Mrs. David Long. FrankfOrd: Mrs.
Wary Cannon. Philadelphia, and Mrs.
lharles Townsend. Berlin. Md, and
hree sons. Asher. Of Ocean View,
md George and John. Of Philadel-
lhia. The body was brought to
'rankford by Clinton Watson. who
lad charge Of the funeral.
Milford chronicle., 1940-01-05
DEL.MAR


Mrs. ]. Milton Cleary OF Whining
ton visited relatives here this week.
Miss Hazel Tatman Of BridgeVill
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". j
\ Carmine last week.
Mrs. Nelson Bradley and daughte
/ Marjorie Lee, who spent the Christ
mas holidays here with Mrs. Brad
ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee w
Cullen, have returned to their hOm,
in Aberdeen. Md.
Mrs. Edna Twilley. Of this town
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
vey w. Hastings Of Laurel, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Layton, OF
Bridgeyille, spent part Of the Christ
mas holidays here with Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Cullen.
Miss Marie Depralon, of Baltimore
was the guest of Miss Emma Hart
werker during the holidays.
Mrs. A. K. Wiley spent the week
end with her husband in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wallace of Ocean
City, Nd, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Barr on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frances Nunvar were
weekend guests of friends in York.
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lauder of New
Castle spent last week here with Mrs.
Ladders mother, Mrs. Elsie Chap
man.
Miss Eleanor Hastings. who spent
the holidays with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. p. Hastings. has re-
sumed her studies at Hood College. 4
Mrs. +. w. Palmer. Of near town,
suffered a paralytic stroke last sun
day and is confined to her bed at this
time.
The regular meeting of Adah
No. . o. e. S.. was held
Monday evening when the annual
installation of new officers was held.
Miss Carrie Geurmill. of New Cas-
lie. Worthy Grand Matron of Della
ware, was in charge of the mstalla-
lion She was assisted by Mrs. Ber- /
Iha llatar. Grand Chaplain. and I
Mrs. Bessie Williams, Grand Mar Z
5hal. The officers for the ensuing /
year are as follows: Worthy MatrOn. !
addie SnOwden: Worthy patron, Da- 4
1id Snowden; associate matron, /
ieOrsie EllegOOd; associate patron,
Ralph Baker; secretary. Susie
Marsh; treasurer, Lelah II. Freeney; 4
'onductrcss. Anne Elliott; associate |
'Onductrcss. Mabel Hearn: chaplain. II
'earl Deputy: marshal. Rita Wilker- Il
on: 0rEanist, Blanche Nelson; I
Adah. Margaret Nelson: Ruth. ella 4
lys Phillips: Esther. Glenelle El Il
lott; Martha. Paris Bounds; Electa. Il
'lemmic West; Warder, Mrs. Baker:
entincl, Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. Bertha
larvel. the retiring matrOn. received
jewel, flowers and gifts. Grand
ffcers also received gifts. Refresh
lents were served.
Our schools opened on Tuesday.
anuary End.
Miss Evelyn Wright spent the
Jew Years holidays with friends in
The Mems Bible Glass of the First
lethOdist Church held its annual
lrkey dinner in the social hall of
he church last Thursday night and
'as thoroughly enjoyed by an who
tended. II
Miss Carrie Mae Barr has heen
nnfined to her room with bronchitis.