MARCH 31. 1937

PRINCE EDWARD-Big Comedy Special! TODAY and TllllilSllAYwt 3.15, 1.00, 8.45 I E ET

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LATEST NEWS 8t MICKEY MOUSE TECHNICOLOUR CARTOON

Patricia Ellis

Coming FRI. “Sing Me a l.ove Song" zm m" . Comedy Hits Peak x, In ‘Theodora Goes Wild’; Dunne Grand

Irene Excels In First Comedy Role At Prince Edward

James Melton I

EYES I G llT EXAMINATION

Fitting and Sapoplylllg Glance

ll. J. MABLI

OPTOMETRIST MONTAGUE, P. E. I. Oflloc Connected With Drugstore.

A brilliantly written, superbly acted, delightfully directed roman- tic ‘comedy, “Theodora Goes Wild," which opened yesterday at the Prince Edward Theatre, definlwy "chooses to run" in the annual cri- tical pow-wows which decide the year's “ten best” pictures. And, what's more, it looms as u danger- ous contender.

Firstly, "Theodora Goes Wild" is screen entertainment which com- bines delightful nonsense with a plausible story, scintillating per- formances by Irene Dunne, Melvyn Douglas and a large supporting cast, sparkling dialogue by scenar- ist Sidney Buchman and truly in- mired direction by the versatile Richard Boleslawski.

The greatest surprise ofnll is the . introduction of Irene Dunne as a full-fledged oomedienne, n bold move by the Columbia Studios big- wiks who were convinced that, giv- en the proper story, "the orchid ladyfiflcould, romp and rough-house with the best of them.

Miiss Dunne‘s "Theodora" is a small-town nobody who wins great fame under a nom-de-plume as the l author of a series of spicy, sophis- ticated novels. Her identity is kept secret until Melvyn Douglas, as a happy-go-lucky illustrator, discov- ers who she is, fdlows her home, and in a brief courtship wins mi- ladys heart.

Having decided to marry Doug- las. Miss Dunne is only slightly set back on learning he has an es- tranged wife. In order to induce Wife No. 1 to give Douglas the divorce he wants, Miss Dunne's "Theodora" goes “wild" in a fash- ion that had yesterday's audience wild with laughs. -

Also included in the program are the usual Fox News and s. new Mickey Mouse Cartoon entitled "Mickey's Elephant."

Professional Cards EGAN & C0.

Chartered Accountant

no Richmond Street 1mm o1. r. o. Box 1s.

McLeod & Bentley w. n usnruzv, u. o. .1. A. summer, n. c. l Barristers and Attorneys-at-Iiew trons! an

Alex. W. Matheson

BABRISTEIL BOLICITOII. ETC Honey to Loon Collections Ofllco B0 Great George Street.

M. ALBAN FARMER HARRIET!!!» SOLICITOII». IITO MONEY r0 DOAN

InnlofOunudeBldc. Charlottetown

N.D. MacLean

UN DERTAKER EMBALMER Charlottetown and

North Wlltshire Phone 149

BRISBANE, Australia (GP) Prisoners at Brisbane Jail will have their daily rations of swing music from now on. A radio has been installed for the prisoners.

NOTICE

Paved Highways Closed to Motors

Until Further Notice all paved Highways in this Pro- Ilnce are closed to motor vehicles when the combined weight of loud and vehicle exceeds 4,000 lbs.

Dated this 18th day of March, A.D., 1937

By Order P. S. FIELDING, Clerk of the Executive Council

STALLIDN OWNEBS- ATTENTICII

All Registered horses grading A, B, C, and D and all Grades or Cross-Brads grading A, B and C must be enrol- ed in the records of the Provincial Department of Agricul- ture under the provisions of the Stallion Enrolment Act of 1986. All other stallions lnpected in 1986 and graded lower than the above grades are ineligible to stand for ser- vice or to receive enrolment certificates. Stallions im- Dotted into the province, also young horses not yet inspect- ed wlll be entitled to a Provisional Certificate of Enrol- ment subject to inspection in 1937.

All stallion owners having horses eligible for service are asked toiprornptly apply for their grading and enrol- ment certificates. A fee of two dollars (82.00) must ac- company each application. '

Llsis of stallions Inspected in 1988 giving official grud- lng wll he supplied owners on written request.

For further information apply. to

1m rnovmcras DQAIIIIIOI aacscuunl

Roy Wcolner, a daughter".

MACNEVlN-—At ward Island Hospital on March 27.

Ngyligiiltfillsftw, a daughter.’

CLAllK-MACNEIIP-At the Unit- ed Church Manse by the Rev. Hugh Miller on March Damly Clark oi Cavendish in Sa- die Elizabeth MacNeil of Hunter River. 1

McINNIS — At Hench Village, March 80, 1037. Mclnnis, aged B4. Funeral from hcr home on Thursday morning lo 5t. Andrew's Church.

MACl-‘ADYEN-At the Prince Ed- ward Island Hospital on March 30. i037, Mr. John B. MacFadyrfl. Augustine Cove, aged 72 years. Fu- neral notice later. The remains are ‘ resting at the Maclean Ihmeral Home.

Card of Thanks

to thank friends for their many nets 011 kindnes= during their recent bereavement.

i Ill MEMCRIAM

Duyl of sadness still comes o'er u: Teen in silence often flow Memory keep: you ever nelr II Though you died five yearn ago.

THE CIIAKEIZLIQICYUWN GUARDIAN“

LAST TIMES CHARLES BUGGLEB —- ALICE BRADY in

I O - D A Y e “ Mind Your Own Business "

CAPITOL -— THUR ,- FRI. — SAT.

RIPPING INTO A MURDER. MOB . .. t TEARING THROUGH A DEATII TRAP-—-GENE STREAKS INTO DOUBLE-BAIIIKELLED ACTION—-—TIIRILLS——AND ADVENTURE l l

NEW MIRTH AND MELODY ADVEN- TURES WITH YOUR

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SAINT JOHN, N. B., March ao- Thc liner "Lady Drake" Canadian National Stcmuslilps, Captain N. J. Roach. nlrrivctrli at this porl. ‘Tuesday nmrnmg wi 1 cruise srngers from the Leeward and v d Islands, Barbados and rlnida British Wcst Indies, and B1 . Guiana vtia Boston laud Bermuda prommeu among 11o passengers

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The next iny the male of the Governor of Scychrllrs, n group of schooner saw three boys rowing L-Jnuds ucrlh of hlndlvquwar in the about Dorchester Bay in the bout. Inuinn Orrnn They sold they had found it hnii’ Cargo coul-frfs of .---—- molasses, full of water off South Boston. bnunnns, citrus fruits. lrvsli vege- Oaptaln Merriamls hat, later was tables, cocuanuts, cohec, corned found washed up on the share. 170M. 11114 801191111-

____._i__ The "Lady Drake" will sail from Hztlliinx on Ayirll 8th new. on an- otlcr month Ullfl,‘ cruise to the ——~——————~~— ———~—-— 11901171111 n11‘ ‘-V11\:i\\".'u"ll Islands, “.00LNER_At North 31181150 on, Barbados or’ ‘Tlnlflrfi and British March 26' 1937' to M12 and Mm 1 Guzman via llo.,.on uurl Bermuda to be followed by the "Lady Nelson" April 22nd, uhcn the lnle spring nlul enrlv Sllllllllfll‘ 91111111.; list be- conles cffrtivc with tho Sllllillg of ‘tare Hawkins" fiom Halifax i ay 51X .

BOSTON. March 30-16?) —- Lieut. William H. Ryan of the Boston Harbor Police said today his men had discontinued dragg- ing for the bodies of Captain Calvin Mnriafn 0f Parrs1boro( N. S. and two members of the

CUSACK-‘Mnrch 25th 1937 to Mr. and Mrs. Emmett C/isark. 'I‘rucndic Cross, a son, Maurice Burucll,

JAY-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on March 27, 1937. t1 Mr. and Mrs. Leard Jay, chariot ctswn, a son.

SCO'I"I‘-At the Prince Edward Island Hospital on Mnrch 30, i037, to Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Scott, Charlottetown. a son.

ENMAN-At the Pfnce Edward

Island Hospital on March 20, 1937,

to Mr, and Mrs. JRIIIQS Enman,

Charlottetown Royalty, a daughter. ‘—R“1‘~"1'1‘ M11011 C1139“ 511- Assnrlnied Press oorrrx~pnlidrii.t

MACGEE-At the Prlucc Edwvnrd ‘ in Europe and the fRr East for 28 151111111 11415113211 on March 20. i937. Wars. dlrd tcdxly folowlng a long to Mr. and lvlrs. Rwy MEICGGO. illness,

Charlottetown, a daughter. Noted fm- his distinguished work

COLES--At the Prince Edward “m” m” Gm“ w” “m1 °“

1 . . . . tvramlltgrjéyaiaidsxr-s. Alllblose ccles. Aguflawd PM. from mm 1mm

1925 \\'11<‘11 11¢‘ was stricken with MACKINNON-At the Prince Ed- sorely“- ljard Island Hospital on hLuxh 2G, i937. to Mr. and Mrs. Len Mac- Kinnon, Hartsville, a son,

the Prluce Ed-

1A.P. Correspondent Dies In London

BOUFJNFMOUTH, Elm . Ma mh

British Guiana llas Budget Surplus

i037, to Mr. and lvlirs, Hosscll Mac- Miuulmcss - ___

' ""—':* 1' GEORBEYIDWN, British Giunns. March 30 -- (OP cable) - British Guiana closed the fiscal yenr c1111- lllg December Ill. i936. with a surplus of $556,506 instead of the cstlnlutcd deficit of $471,021, Gov- ernor Sir G. A. Stafford Northcotc told the legislative Colmcil hero today.

Evmi in the basis of conservative budgeting for next year, the Gov- ernm" snid. he did not feel thcrc would be nccd for any assistance from the Imperial Government in the form of loztn-grnnts-in-ald. Next year's bird-got calls for cx- penditure of 35.551263 and revenue of the same amount.

saddened by the dent-h Last week of Hon. J. Mullln, the veteran Commissioner of Lands and Mines. hut optimistic about the future of the British Bouth American Colony, the Ugislative Council hoard the Govcmor tell of all- round improvement in general rev- enue or t445082 over i935.

(Tho 1975 rrvenrle of the colony

30, 1937, George

Mrs. Katherine

m. Locke Jones and family wish

The Central Guardian

CBASWELI. for Photographs.

communication use insult." sncr. 11-6798-7-12-312.

HEAR OUTSTANDING artists at the Christian Endeavour Con- cert in Zion Church Hall Thurs- dll’. April l, at 8.00 p. m.

L-l041-3-30-2l.

SIGN OF SPRING —- Mr. Ralph 1 "Dennis picked a dandelion yes-‘ lerday on the J. J. Guy farm at , Gaytowrl to prove that spring is’

cramp union dlburti) Girl Guide News

WEDNESDAY. neuron a1 6.30 P. M.—-No. 7 C0., Girl Guides- ‘

Social-Ila“. 1 7.30 P. M-Prayer Meeting con- 1' ducted by Evening

Auxiliary—ilcnrlz lieu. 11.110 P. IVL-Olilcial Board - m» Parlour.

Islanders Divorced m“ COMPANY

RENO, March Ill-A dr-cree of, dworge was today pronounced bc- 1 “veer; J_ Pope Clarke, formerly

At the last meeting of this

rolled, Tho mcrting was in chum);- of the Kingfisher Patrol and “"11.

Company. Mamie Holmes was en- ‘

just around the ccruor.

NEW FINANCE PLAN-For a limited number only-to finance your new home in the only prop- erly protected location-An Ehsim- Way-See the Smailwood Home Bite Agent. 1,4064.

IO-LICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday a man charged with unlawful possession of liquor was fined $200.00 and costs or three months in jail. Two women, charged with drunkenness, were sent to jail for fifteen days. 'I‘wo men, on drunk and incapable charges were remanded until Thursday and a third until today. A drunk who did not appear for- felted his five dollars bail bond.

GUILD SEEKS COLLEGE HALL —-A committee to wait on Minzstver 0i Education Hon Mark R. Mc- Guigan in connection with obuun- ing Prince or Wales Cfliiifgl.‘ Hall for performances, was appo nted at a special meeting of the Little The- atre Guild yesterday. The com- mittee appointed included: Mrs. Cccll Stowurt. Judge H, L. Palm- er and. President Dl‘. T. E. E. Robins. The preszrut playhouse vrould probably not be ll.‘('il uuuul lultil building l-ngiuwrcs pronoun- ced it sale it was sand.

quirl. wvci- ding took place at bu. Johns Church, Crapnud, on the {Welling of January 0'. 1937. The bride illlLl groom were bliss Ivllurirl Best, Cra- paud and Mr. Kvuncth Robbicc, Trycn. The Rem-rend E. It. G. Brlclgewal-or road the fllfll'l‘iilgl‘ sor- vice which was witnessed by Mr. and Mrs. George MacMil :-m_ Corn- wall. Both bride and groom were unattended and the bride was gvcu uuny by hcr uncle Mi". A»i'L'li(l .\i.'i(‘\4'i1liL‘. ('1' llli‘ Ci‘l<'ll|l.‘ll_‘.', lhc “Uilflliig 35111711171‘ \‘..i.; LWlWCkl 11L ill.‘

ilruuc 0i lhv bl. .. .. LlilClL‘, .\i.i'. 'l‘h0luns Best. (Irapnurl; only lhc inuncrllule ialnliles 0i bolh brmc

and groom were 1n"..scnt. Mr. and llilrs. iiobulcc will reside in ‘Trycn. For the pust six years the bride hus hcr-n a valued a-slsiiillt of the Wood C0.. Crapuud. l-lcr cheerful- ncsss uriil be greatly missed by their many friends and patrons. who

new home. Since hcr marriage. llirs. Robblee has been the guest at sov- ernl showers, The members of St. Jolurs Girls W. A. held a supper in hcr honor, in the rectory. where .hcy presentcd hcr with one dozen silver teaspoons, a sugar shr-l. and cold mcut fork. A shown‘ was hold . in Crupaud Hall whore l\'ll', and l Mrs. Hobblcc lrcclvccl many bcnutl- ful gills of cutlrry, kitchen utvnsuls chum, ilillllliiiS and housuholzl im- cn. A similar shower u-us ulvuu in Tryon where they urro presented with many more valuable gifts. 1 Mrs. Rcbblcc “'11s an ncllvc wt 1 " ‘in ciluroh zlfialrs and .1 splmullri lender. she will bc nvsscci by u l. but the good wishes 0f hcr follow- \Vi|l‘ii(‘l'.‘i fOilOW her \\'lli‘l‘(‘\8l‘- she may be.

Personals Mrs. Dora Nlniizlvscu lcuves this 11101111111; for

Campbell i\'lOlll.l‘iIfli. Ed. Nli'lll)l:iilli loll. yrstcr- ltinntrcill on a

Mrs. dny luorulng for visit to friends.

Miss Alfredo Picknrcl lrfl- yester- dny morning m1 rcturu to Suck- vlllc Lathes College to resume hcr studios nftcr for vacation with hcr parents, Mr, and Mrs. Alircd Plcknrrl.

Mr. James Rnltr-nbury who ilus

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wish hcr every happiness 1n hcr,

spending the Eu»,

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been spending his Enslor holidays‘

and Mrs. returned

with his pnrcuts. Mr. Arnold Rattcnbury has to Acadia.

The many frlcmis of Miss Ifllhrl Taylor will be glnd to lcnrn thnt she is doing wrll nlim" an n11- 1pcndicitls oprrntion in the PEI. Iloqallnl.

I Mr. James C. Muclmod. Manager

“nf Min-Leads Depmilnrnl. Slorc

of Lltilcion. New Ilmnpshlrc. for- mcrly of Hunter River. is visit- ing his mother. at present a pnti- ent in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

Mia! Josie Blake loft ycsicrdny morning on a. visit to High River, Alberta and Calgary. At the lor- mcr city she will be the guest. of hcr brother, Fred and at the lul- ter, hcr brother Ed. Emoute Miss Blake will stop over in Montreal whore she will spend a few dnys with another brother Claude.

Mrs. Sarah Macbcnn and Mrs. Alfred Wcnlherble. both of ‘Bohr-- rue, were passengers on the Borden

fuming from Boston w-herc they had been visiting. Mrs. Marla-an for the past fmir months and Mrs. weatherbie for the past two

‘was $5.227.575 and expenditures

1'1"" “"9115” “"1 totalled $5,416,731)

months.

sud ‘ 14-1068. l

In loving memory of JOHN L SMITH Who Died Much list, i032.

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who." "LEZA\ h NO B

Inserted by Wife and Family.

$HE$ ENAAAELS RUSH MARKS"

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train last. evening. Thor were re-‘

a great suoc ss. This is the liUl-i

of Charlottetown. P111100 Edwflrd Island, Canada, and FAIilill Clarke. who resides in Montreal" Canada. The parties had herelofore en- gmq-d mm g, property settlement agreement; the defendant enu-red he: appearance through Aitorueys Painter. Withers and Edwards, and the plaintiff was represented by 1 Attorney Wm. McKniBht.

n: nruonun

MRS. THEODORE STEWART

of a Company meeting, otlivz"

meetings hltvmg been conducted 1, by the 5w 110w and Robins with

"quul success. The last meeting

in April will be m the hands of . the Canary Patrol and a law-r meeting will be handed over to the Blackbirds.

pany please remember that the closing date for the Handicraft competition is April 15th. Full lu- structions are on the Company Notice Board.

IDNE GUIDES

Death came with unexpected fleetness to lVLrs, ‘Fheodore Stewart of Kingsboro. P. E. 1., on the morning of March first. She had performed her usual morning tasks, and was sitting by the stove knitting, when she was suddenly slrlcken and without regaining consciousness 1iassed away, She was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William W. Stewart, Kingsboro. Over a. year ago she underwent n CFlliCll-I operation in the I’. E. I. IIUoplllli, but gradually gamed m sin-ugtll sufficient to cure for lhv hoods 001161" house- hold. Wiihm tin- lust montliprior to her iieafil, she gave cVldCllCL‘ of failing health but her immediate passzng our.» not expected quite so so l, or so uuldvn. Mrs. Sicuurl. was rllwui/cll to hcr family, kind lwnrtcd ain,‘ generous, hcr home was alums .1 plaro of WCICOIIIB to friends and hoighbolus. Forty- four yrars ago shr- uuilcd with the Klllgxbrirl) Bnplist. Church, and was buptlmd bw the late Rev, Rhl-L Bishop. She is survived by hcr hlubaiid, two daughters and one

The first Company latter of tho ncwly l0I11l0d Lone Guide Comufmi’ has “gone the rounds". Rose i.» llu colour decided upon for ties, The girls are to be congratulated on Lin‘ splendid w y they tackled the ling coloring’ a‘?! Guide Law games, l-lu-

Md 111 1.119 April Company Lellvr, which will soon be ready for tor- warding.

PRIZES FOR IRE]. (EUIDILS

Girl (luidrs of the Provmcv 1m: reminded that the Ilauulcrui. COlIlpPilLlUll closes on April lfilh. ll. is hoped that evrry Guide wil semi in at least mn- eutry and thus llilVt: every rompuuy well represented. There will bl- inllivuiuul min-s i411 ezich oi tho live scclinns and liiv Provincial Council expects to uculn give a compzuly prize ior enthusi- asm as shown by the nuirhael" zlurl quality‘ oi the entries.

Remember (luldes, you still have two weeks. Got a copy o1 the rules from your captain and get busy.

7TH (‘HTOIVN COMPANY

son. Theodore Stewart, Mrs. Rcg- . . ,

mam R1050‘ south Lake, Mrs-I llrmlty Church)

P1 rcy Alwllnm (l and Ernest of‘ The .71 . . . » . , r. _ 1 l1 Challottetoun C0lllllfill).

Kuhsbmo‘ M“ ‘H's [our brothers llcid an enrollment sorvuzo on Wetl-

and one 1.1.101". Clulrlcs and Harvey, new“ evcmng March 24th

Ifnp_'bn1(1" 51111" EYQYCHC M353 Miss Gillan was present and the i-fuh-V- NPW 1'111111-;l7-*1111'l‘ 111111 MYB- folowing girls were enrolled, Aud- ghaikjs Ymmii‘ E"“1"‘11° M5155. rcy Henderson, Shirley Long, 11c sistvrs predeceased hcr. Gladys Mahnr, Blanche Howalt, 1111101111 ovrvlccs were held at the Jean Puncher, Mary Mills and 1101119 111111 crave. The Rev. H. R. Evelyn Taylor. B1111 °111°1111111Sl On Stuiduy aftcmoon a special ,A11'11°111~’11 1111‘ 111W was except- Easter service was held in the 1°11“ 301d. s. large eouzrcszltion chluch. The Guides belonging to

the 6th and 7th Companies formed the choir during this service and rcnclerrd several selections of East- er music.

"1 w my their trlbute of . to the departed and ex. ‘"0108 0f sympathy with the members of thc sorrowful; family. Q1111 ‘llylnns chosen werflshzillwe

“h 111 The sweet By and By" Hall.- iluue own wrlv Lord The floral tributes were lovely, i

GUIDERS (TOUNCIL IHEEIING

The monthly meeting o the Afler the .-c1-1»1.,_, 1 .,. , .Charlottctn\vi1 Guldcrs Council Wlil

in the Kirlgsborot céllnéitggifit #111121] be held this Friday at 8.4.5.11. m. in

pfl11_b,,,n.,,,._,, “TH, Joshua jxipDon 1st. Rnuls Hui. ‘.\i < Lillian Linu-

aid. Oflwflhi slvwnrtl Wmhbn" wk‘ Kcnzie Wlii rust. v lugulg in mu.

Donald. Fwd R042; Talboi- Sliew: nectioh with Gllldlllb’.

1111. Rcbcrt Bruce.

1TH (‘,lI"I‘0\V.\' (JOMPANY

Guides. this “rel-is mecllug Will begin at 7.00 11. m. sharp. Plenu- be rend) lo rcpurl your Ticket Stiles to your Pntrol Lenders

“""_"—_"-—-——— . nms. JOHN n. couRT

Tl 1e Sl‘fl(lf‘l @- , -.. .. H Con“ 1 11‘ _ 0f Mrs. John

lure Allll“ I) . 01' Bcclford on Marrih Ziilrrcll :1 shock to the whole community oi‘

.MRS. LOCKE JON‘ Q

whi . . “ nnd¢1gci§1l\r>v£v;11;spla1bglglrlythgfitegmcd On March '10. i935. zlflm" m1 11l- m robuht Mann for. the 11g‘ fnot hrs-s" of more tlum live n-crks, li‘.('l'(‘ “am Mm Sh“ onjofld? 0111‘ passed llllO Eternal Rest, 17111111". .11 a fan" beloved Will‘ of Locke Jones, in the

mrusurc of good health and lead fifli11wall<1illn about hcr home as u=- -n _ cu suddenly sll‘l(*k¢n_ “U1 PHBCIIC" \\‘|1] be llLl-offi m Doualcblon Church where she 1mg been ivo member for 111111“ Wm.

09th year of hcr ago.

Mrs. Johns wn: the (lnughlvl- of the lalc John and Mrs Jonkms of Vcrnon River. Her moihcr having dlcri when sho Wfls m1 illfiilll, ,1“; Wits} broutlllll up by lu-r unvari- . . ' 11101101‘. 1c lair l\'ll'.~. big? JI§QII°*H1“CQL°I1€"I 11" 11115- Laue of Ml. lylvllirk.

' 01 13911111111 Of u quiet. mining (il.s])(l.\.l.0ll,

lzrc." tly Uuilcd an act-

‘, of the hclidny program. as it has

nncl four llli" : - ~ ,

01.10“ Jollfisimilflo11ilxld Mrs. Jones “"111. lssscntuiliy u 11.1m- C1,n,.1D1u,1O“.n_ 1mg“ o} N ‘l INF-fill. but mul1_\- 10mm ill hul- u yfik; and Fénwn of‘ Budford 9R‘ true uud helpful friend.

“for, Airs) Jawph. PAC-her of b», 8111. lcuvn . beslrlr ll sunbn-llll: {OWL M“ M mm mo following ha” y husband. ihrcc i-hurlreu. Alnrcnrvt.