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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD, OREGON. .
. . MARCH 1536.
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A candidate mowed up Tbure. In
hot pursuit of all voten of all agei
above 31 years, Instead ot juit those
eligible for a pension and past 80.
Corb Edgell has regained the use
of his bum knee, but Is still unable
SOBOBA HOT SPRINGS. Calif., March 12. Thi is a hot
nountrv. not only on ton of the ground but under it. All along
the foothills from San Bernardino to the Arizona line, there
are hot springs of one kind and another. And where there are
several of them one can usually find a hotel. Arrowhead Springs,
Gilman Springs, Eden Springs, Murietta Springs, Palm Springs
and Heaven only knows how many more. It is pretty safe to
say thRt old Mt. Jacinto, towering up there with snow all over
its crest was once an active volcano. And not far beneath the
surface of the sand loam, spottsd with palms and cactus and
sage brush, there is still action, a gentle sizzling going on.
Relatively speaking the solid earth we walk and ride on, and
in which we imbed the foundations of our apartments and
skyscrapers, is a mere crust on a cooling cinder. And not cool
ing so fast either. If it were as easy to walk down a mile as
it is to walk up, no doubt it would be as easy to cook a mess
of bacon and eggs on a molten rock, as to roll in the snow
on the top of Jacinto. At least in this section of California.
The altitude here is approximately the same as Medford
1600 feet above sea level. It doesn't get as hot or as dusty as
Palm Spr.ngs and the nights are cooler. It is more like Arrow
head Springs, which is also in the foothills. Most people come
here for the water, to drink it, swim in it there is a large
swimming pool, and get rubbed in it. There is a large bath
house and a number of muscular attendants. We have beeu
urged to take advantage of these sanitary and prophylactic
opportunities but have thus far resisted. Some years ago we
went into the steam caves at Arrowhead to lose a cold, and
not only failed to lose it, but came out with another one so
for several days we had two, th! old one in the chest and
the new one in the nose. That cured us of the steam bath habit.
, .
No doubt it was an idiosyneracy. At any rate here as at
Arrowhend they are all doing it, and judging by the conversa
tion in the dining room the results are miraculous. Most of the
guests are from Los Angeles or the immediate vicinity and
have been victims of the flu which reached epidemic propor
tions about a month ago, and is still very prevalent. Our table
mate in the dining room is a flu victim. He was in bed three
weeks, has been here ten days, and leaves tomorrow, "a new
man." Jie certainly 100K9 it as plump ana rosey as a jumuo
pomegranate.
There are several of the older girls here, most of them hefty
ones. One of the heftiest, with a large doublo chin, baby blue
eyes, and a generous cascade of white hair, imparted to us the
cheering news she had not only lost the flu but J 6 pounds
Personal Health Service
By William Brady, H. D.
turned letters pertaining to personal health and hygiene not to disease
dlagmuls or treatment will be ansaered by Dr. Brady If a stamped self-addressed
envelope Is enclosed, tetters should be brief and written In ink
Owing to the large number ot letters received only a few can be answered.
No reply can be made to queries not conforming to Instructions. Address Dr.
William Brady. 26S El Camino, Beverly Ullla, CaL
Comment
- on the
Day s News
WANTED: SOME COOD MA TERIAL FOR CORPOSES.
to flip up his hoof and scratch a J s. nr.ry.t.,f fu m-l,nr, U..I. trnntmanf for tl, lntiir awnm.
match on It. , .. , .1 ::..: u ... j i :i..j
IHIHflllieilt, WHICH JU 1110 gl aiillUMi it'll 11. niiMinrii jni ijin.wrciKiituJ
the former. There nre ciprht laps to the ablutatory marathon
and each costs a dollar. ' That makes the total outlay $8, the
net cost $2 a pound, cheap at double the price." Ths mara
thon may be taken at one sitting or extended over several days.
Our jovial and jubilant Juno, took the works in one day's ses
sion. She thought one "got the full benefit in that way." She
wanted to take another the next day but the bath professor
advised against it.
The governor's secretary was here
last tweek. and upon his return to
6alem, reported a drouth of Republi
cans In southern Oregon.
Peoria BUI Oatea waa forced to go
to Portland Wed.
Prank Perl, our genial coroner
came out last week for another term.
Tuesday la St. Patrlck'a Day, snd
bis bustling of tha snakes out of
Ireland will be observed by dancing
and wearing green neckties.
Housecleanlng will soon be all the
rage among the Older Glrla, but at
present they are only mad enough to
make their mates mow the lawn,
against his better judgment.
Elno Henunlla, the theater hireling
who became the father of 4 proud
baby girl 10 days ago, now knows
whst he Is doing part of the time.
A baseball team will be organised
here this summer. Pishing offers
stiff competition to the national
game, as a majority ot our cltlaens
would rattier be In a river, than a
grandstand.
Movie atunt flyera hive been here
all week. They fly a plane, like a
14 year old girl drives a new auto.
The daredevil feats made the hslr
stand up on tha heads of spectators,
as well as on the upper lips of dudes
wtth'C. Chaplin mustachea.
Tha fair sea Is all agog aa Nelson
Eddy, the film baritone, will be at
the O. Hunt cinema until Tues. eve.
Nels la appearing with a mUs Mc
Donald, and many of Mr. Eddys ad
mlrera would like to scratch her eyes
out. Our hero Is a fine looking guy,
and sure can bellow.
EeiRene la talking about organlalng
a '''Clood Government Congress," Irs
their own business, but If they know
what Is good for them, they won't
do It.
...
Dad Lewis, who rune a sawmill
near Prospect, will celebrate 3D years
of doing what hs la told Tues.
.
University boys will be here this
week on their iiprlng vacation, and
resting up from their studies and
trying to get out of military drill.
Tha weeda and legitimate vegeta
tion are corning along fine, and a
bumper crop of both la predicted.
Wild flowers are also profuse. They
are reached by auto, and some of
the drivers sre wild.
...
The state bssketball tournament
will be held this week, and this burg,
with usual nelgriborltneas, don't care
who wins It as long as It nn't
Salem, the host team. 1
The Cofo. secretary Is now engaged
In a 1-msn wnr on Communism, and
thrust his trusty fountain pen deep !
inio nie nocinne last week. No reply
has been received from Moscow.
...
. Morris, ths T.Rock tiller, wts In
town Wed, tooting his auto horn, and
Ma own,
March Is half over, and orchardlits
predict there will be wind that does
sot originate In a politician, era the
end.
Mrs. B. is quite the reverse. Also r. Los Angeles flu victim
she would probably tip the beam ground 115. She is very
blonde VERY wears grey slacks. most of the time, and the
largest pair of dark glass blinders we have ever seen. They
not only cover her eyes hut a large part of the upper face. She
refuses to drink any of the mineral waters terrible tasting
stuff, is "nix" on hot baths, which just take it out of you
und put nothing back, but fancies the sun bath roof garden
and epRom salt rubs. She also is getting peppier and peppier,
but thinks this rather a slow place, perhaps things will liven
up over the week end. Being the wife of a cameraman in Fox
News, she is used to excitement. This, we gather is a very
dangerous profession. AVhen any trouble breaks out the Fox
News boys have to cover it. Mr. B. and three pals started at
Fox five years ago and the three pais are dead. Two of them
crashed in an airplane in the Sequoia forest, a third was killed
at Boulder dam. The life expectancy of a News camera man is
less than that of an airplane pilot. But it is interesting and
pays wen..
The hotel property here is huge, and includes what were
once upon a timo twt, nlfalfa and citrus ranches. The orange
and grapefruit orchards are still intact the former blossoming
and producing oranges at the same time. There is no odor
much sweeter than orange blossoms in bloom, the air is saturat
ed with it. Guests are forbidden to pick fruit from the trees
but tliero is no rule against picking up fruit on the ground.
And if you want to tasle a Bweet orange dig into one that has
been on the ground in the hot sun for a few days vum yum
they are delicious! The hotel raises its own alfalfa for its
riding horses, vegetables and flowers, eggs, chickens and tur
keys' and we have it from one of the bath house attendants
Chief Allliouse, the owner, is getting rich just as fast as Uncle
Sam will permit. .
No doubt the repeal of prohibition has been a great help
financially to all of these so called health resorts. There is a
tremendous' profit in mixed drinks and drinks by the glass,
and while to date drinking has not been noticable, from five
p. m. on, the hotel bar is a popuUr place, and at most of the
tables in the dining room drinks of one kind and another arc
served.
During mid day the mercury hovers around SO in the shade,
there hasn't been a cloud in the sky in the three days since we
arrived. The gardener down by the road is complaining and
says all the farmers are, there has been no rain in three weeks.
Tet the peach and apricot trees are just coming in full blooin.
lie maintains, however, this is too soon, and that there will
probably be a frost, and most of these small fruits wiped out.
Orest weather for the tonrint crop however. R. W. R.
Forty Hunted For
Alcohol Smuggling
LOB A NO ELKS, March 14. (API
dersl agenta along the Pacific
eojist today hunted 40 persons, re
ported secretly indicted In ccr.nee.
tlon with a 95.000.000 alcohol amug
fling ring.
Ten men named In the Indict
mints were undsr arrest.
Tie ring, allegedly shipping large
quantities of contraband alcohol
from Mexico for two years, was ac
cused of defrauding the government
Of 11,000.000 In taxes.
NEW YORK
DAY BY DAY
By O. O. Mclntyre
NEW YOIUC. March M. Whenever
somthlng get out of whack around
thli ho vim thoy hav to wntf out for
a plumber, car
pntr or tlrctrt
elan. And run up
ft bill. T h y
nmrtr think of
Odd tha Old Job
Wirard. All I'm
fit for la to hunch
OTfr a typewriter
and wear mratlf
out writing
pltvdi.
Loo kl I'm all
ktn and born
from alttlnff there thinking and tr
lng. No variety. The nqulrrl In the
cage. Twenty yrn ago thli very
night. There'e no Brniw to that. See
how my mind Wftmural Any time
you see a loose mind, atep on it. H a
probably mine and do uh to mi any
more.
Whenever one rrachea the atagt of
filling page after page of a tvratrh
lM a
CINCINNATI. March H (AP
Mrs. Herbert Hoover ellpped quietly
Into Cincinnati today to attend
conference of Olrl 8cout leaders. In
acrordince with her exprfmed dfalre.
bo rrccptiou committee mat hex. I pad with curlicue or neucuing mm. those babita, too The lut time I
It la quite a while since 1 have
done any killing on a arge scale.
Don't know whether I am going soft
or whether J Just
haven't happen-
ed to meet many
who needed It.
But I am col
letting unaterlaj
for a a e r t e a of
mystery a t o rles
and I'll be hap
py to receive and
filer data readers
may send In con
oerning Individ
uals who would
qualify for the
role of the corpse
In such a story. X have on hand an
ample supply of butlers and vicars,
but I find my stock of likely corpse
stuff Is running low.
To avoid duplication let me men
tion that I hav already in the cooler
the awlne who ridicules, sneers at
or In any way calls undue attention
to the member of a party who de
clines to smoke, drink or Indulge in
any other error of hygiene or ethics
or Infraction of law or morals which
the crowd may desire to do. Aside
from the wretched 1)1 breeding of
such coercion. It betrays degeneracy,
and on these grounds I submit one
would be rendering a public service
by removing such characters from
the scene.
I have scrutinized but not accepted
as yet specimens of the open-face
sneexer or cougher. After all It is
doubtful whether this common boor
Is anywhere nearly as nefarloua as
the polite conversational spray car
rier of the crl (Common Respiratory
Infection). For one alleged "cold"
spread by the boor who coughs or
sneezes upon any one wTio happens
to be within his 12-foot range there
are probably fifty cases of assorted
respiratory Infections, everything
from measles to meningitis, all ped
dled by the agency of conversational
spray. This has a range of two to
four feet only, but a high potential
virulence because the spray Is In
visible and lmpalipsJbls. Until the
rank and file of public health au
thorities recognize the menace of
conversational spray and teach peo- j
pie to beware of It, I feel that the ;
culprit who spreads the crl In thla
way la adequately punished If we
Jubt cut out his diaphragm or mute
his larynx that Is, If he refuses to
wear a mask. Not much respiratory
Infection la conveyed In a whisper,
and If you object to whispering then
ten layers of gauze or cheesecloth
having 32 threads to the Inch, over
nore and mouth, will pretty effec
tlvely stop all conversational spray,
as well as sneeze or cough spray.
If you are not too bored to finish,
please run over with me the list of
respiratory Infections which. In my
opinion, are usually spread through
the agency of conversational spray,
and In only a minority of Instances
by open-fe-ce cough or sneeze spray:
Ordinary coryza, also , known as
acute catarrh, "cold In tha head
acute rhinitis, distemper.
Simple sore throat, also known aa
pharyngitis.
TonslUtla.
Quinsy, also known as abscess
around the tonsil.
Diphtheria,
ficarlet fever.
Measles.
Mumps.
Whooping cough.
Acute bronchitis.
Broncho-pneumonia, also known
as capillary bronchitis, suffocative
catarrh, lobular pneumonia.
Lobar pneumonia, also known as
lung fever, pleuro-pneumonla.
Cerebrospinal -meningitis, alio
known as brain fever.
' Influenza, also known as grippe.
Acute poliomyelitis, also known aa
inianiue paraiyais.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Secondary Anemia.
Is secondary anemia curable?
Please write on this some time . . .
M. K. '
' Answer Tee. The booklet "Blood
and Health" gives the gist of a se
ries of articles. For copy send ten
cents coin and three -cent-stamped
envelope bearing your address.
Gum Chewing.
My jdentlst says he ought to e n
courage gum chewing, for It brings
him considerable business by spread
Infection from one tooth to others
In the mouth. I believe the habit is
a ' contributing cause of digestive
trouble, by wasting digestive Juices
on empty, idle stomachs . . L. 8. S.
Answer On the same grounds
your dentist ought to e ncourage eat
ing food. So far as I know, gum
chewing is comparatively harmless.
But I know of no benefit from the
neurotic habit.
Hot Dog.
Family of three children now has
no meat other than weinera. They
argue they can't afford any other
meat since meat went up in price.
One of the children seems under
nourished, doea not get along at
school, will not drink milk. Can you
suggest any way to make such chil
dren like milk? They might have
plenty of good milk at a cost next to
nothing . . . D. A. s.
Answer Pound of welners. frank
furters, hot dogs, yields about Vi of
the nutritive value of a pint of milk.
Bebt way to correct the bad habit la
to withdraw the highly seasoned sau
sage, and provide milk with bread,
crackers, cake, cookies, bananas, etc..
and when the children get pver the
hot dog craving they'll recover nor
mal appetite and dispose of the milk
and other wholesome food.
(Copyright, 1936, John F. Dille Co.)
Ed. Note: Persons wishing to
communlcoote with Dr. Brady
should send letter direct to Dr.
- William Brady, M. D 865 El
Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif.
tried to carry one through the house
the phone rang. I turned quickly to
answer and swept everything off a
mantle, poked out a window pane and
pinched a row of blood bllstera on
my hand as big aa marbles. The way
to carry a step ladder is perpendicular
and squarely In front of you and
never turn around until you set It
down. There have been as many
homes broken up by careless step lad
der carrlera aa by Broadway cutles
with a lisp. That a the way thla col
umn goes. Not only bright and en
tertaining but chucks In a free step
ladder lesson.
A moment while I find the step
ladder. It must be somewhere In the
kttch that la servants' hall. See.
there It la all painted white and
lovely. Never too busy for compli
ments. Even a trade last for a step
ladder. Always adjust a step ladder,
carefully. Too many people Just drag
one out and scamper skyward when It
Is still tippy. And next they know
they are being pushed to the park In
a wheel chair for a sunning. An ex
pert runner-upper should touch his
shoes to resin like thla and ascend
acend slowly on tha balls of the feet,
softly like a panther In high grass.
and here we are at the top. Notice
the grace. the bllthenes, the stance!
tachee on magasine cover glrla, they'll
soon be taking the knives and forks
sway and hiding the matches. You
know whatl I believe they have
started whispering campaigns, too.
If X turn around quickly on the
street, people are nudging each other.
Even doca bark aa X mil am t
used to talk to myself only in the j
bathroom. Now I'm always mum !
bllng, laughing out loud, alnglng or
clucking like a wet hen. It shows
what sticking to one thing year after I
year will do.
Far back aa I can remember the
Mclntyrea were step ladder people.
People. Nothing fancy. Just the
substantial sort of step lsdderlsu that
haw made this nation what It Is.
Lota of step ladderlsta do their stuff
waving, bowing and blowing kisses.
But we sre without such frills. Now
to fix the chandelier. Somehow I'm
a little too far away. And I don't
want to reach too strenuously. I tear
easily under the wing. A second while
I run down and push up a little
closer. There! Here, by a simple
twist, the chandelier goes back In
place. . . . I'm glad nobody waa
around when that happened. Down
we came, chandelier and at least a
bushel of celling. I don't feel so
good. That old ringing In the ears
again. And notice how one hip hikes
up when I try to walk.
I couldn't have a quiet evening at
home reading Oppenhelm pr listening
to Major Bowes. I have to be gallop
ing up and down step ladders and
doing celling drops with chandeliers.
No wonder they whisper and nudge
when I come around, I can think
ouch! of only one thing nuttier
and that's fruit cake.
(Coprglht. 1936, McNaught
Syndicate)
Income Shares
Maryland furld. bid 18.6S: asked
$30.43.
Quarterly Income shsres, bid .M;
asked l.f9.
Sir Out St&nolng. aristocratic Eng
lish actor whom one would expect ti
have a kennel of fox hounds, haa s
dachshund Instead.
ATTENTION
I. O. O. F.
All Odd fellows
are requested to meet at Hall at
10:30 a.m., to attend funeral of
Brother Eucene Cole.
I O. S. VALUES,
Noble Grand.
But this la the dsjr I pop out of my
rut. Everybody Is away for ths even
ing. I have the house to myself.
Grand time to change the routine.
Pli a few things, thst need filing
That cock-eyed chandelier In the en
trance hall, for .sample. It haa been
that way since Raymond Dickson
chinned himself on It after two
snorts ot Old Belmont.
All one needs to strsighten a crook
ed chsndeller Is a pslr ot pliers and
a step Isdder. A few twists here and
there, the tightening of a dingbat, at
voile I No, they must aend out for
an etpert electrician who arrives with
two helpers, spring fever movements,
and enough tools to open a hardware
department In Maoj's.
X know how to handle atep ladders
an right. 1 learned a lesson from
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By FRA.NK JENKINS
'TSHIS question, In one form or an-
other, la on every Hp:
"will there be war In Europe aa a
reault of Hitlers thumbing his nose
at the treaties which forbid him to
move German troops up to the
Rhine?"
THE answer, ss things stand today
la: "Probably not. right away, un-
leaa some startling incident, like the
killing of the Austrian archduke In
1814, ahould occur to Inflame the
passions of the already excited pop
ulations that are concerned in the
situation."
. Kurope lant yet quite ready to
fight. "
pOR one thing, most of Europe
v jut. &iiuw now a moaern
war, which la staggering costly, could
be financed', '
Easy, kindly, gullible old Uncle
Sam waa film-flammed Into financ
ing the bulk of the .World war. The
process waa first to buy from him,
on credit, the thlnga needed to fight
with, and then to BORROW from him
the money with which to pay hla
bills. - . j
Farther along In the game, he was
flattered' Into getting Into the war
on hla own account In ordef to "make
the world aafe for democracy." After
that, he waa a partner In the bual
neaa and his assodatea pushed off
unto his shoulders the job of doing
the PAYING.
Dncle Bam, In the World war. waa
about the easiest mark It was ever
Europe'a good fortune to meet.
BUT Uncle flam Isn't feeling so
kindly and generous and expan
sive as he waa back In World war
deya. .
For one thing, he haa been forced
to realize that In the World war he
waa "taken" clear down to his shirt.
Hla friends' who talked so aoulfuUy
of ' malting the world aafe for democ
racy welshed disgracefully on their
bills Just as soon aa the world was
made safe for THEM, leaving him
holding the sack.
. For another, he has plenty of debts
of hla own, 'now that the New Deal
Is going good, and finds It hard to
work ip enthusiasm for taking over
somebody else's debts.
The old gentleman Is In no mood
to be made a monkey of a second
time, .
CONGRESS, in one of Its relatively
. Infrequent Intervals of sanity In
recent years, passed a law to the ef
fect that no 'foreign debtor who la
In arrears on his war debt can BOR
ROW AGAIN from the United States
until he PAYS UP. .
That cynical bit of common sense
la going to cramp Europe's style
sadly In the present emergency-
making It almost necessary, If the
nations of Europe wsnt to go to war
again, to PAY THE BILLS THEM
SELVES. That problem Isn't going to be
simple, and it will take time to work
out a solution of It.
(The solution favored at the pres
ent moment, ss you must have noted
In the papers. Is to work on South
America, the same kind of skin game
that waa worked on Uncle Sam back
In World war days, holding out the
bait of big war marketa and then
borrowing the money with which to
pay the bills. South America MAY
fall for It). . 1
Flight 'oTime
Medford and Jackson- County
history rrorn' the flies of the
Mall Tribune 10 and 20 years
ago. ' '
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY '.
March 15, 1926 .
(It Was Monday)
' Contract awarded Swartley Bros,
for building of new water system.
Rumor reports one of the b'Autre-
mont brothers, wanted for the Siskl
yous Tunnel murders and train rob
bery, la seen prowling around the
Trlgonla oil well. . - ,
Salem high wlna the state basket
ball tournament from Eugene. Med
ford wins third place, and places
more games three In a single aay,
than Salem plays during -entire tournament.
Protest filed by autolsta 'against
high license fee.
Straw vote showing , public weary
of Prohibition irks ' Antt - Saloon
league.
Summer rushes gentle spring oa
pacific coast, as hot spell comes.
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
March 15, 1916
(It Was Wednesday)
Colonist rates now In effect on tha
Espee. ,
The ladies who will begin the work
of soliciting for the Medford band
fund Friday morning are: The Mes
damea Geo. Roberts, Vernon Vawter,
Ralph Bsrdwell, Earl J. Nedd. H. A.
Thlerolf. Lee Root, Noblet, Hutchin
son. Hill, Schieffelln, English. Boon,
Mann, Wold, Porter, Walter Mundy.
Pottenger, Andrews. Richardson Kel
lehor and Miss Hutchinson.
j. o. Bsrnes of Medford ran out to
this precinct Monday afternoon on
business. (Table Rock Tablets.)
Pursuit of Bandit Villa In Mexico
by American troops veiled In silence.
will lie
interested
in the
announcement
to appear in
this paper Soon
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on rSNTISTHY
by the Frequent Examination
and Repair of Your Teeth
Prices quoted gladly and in
advance of any work done
Fillings, Plates, Bridges
EXTRACTIONS
Dr. Baraum
DENTIST
SPARTA Dl.no.
Main and Rherslde
Opposite Huhharri Rrns.
PHONE 283-R
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OITTTTANDING IN TMl COMPANY Of ONI THOUSAND'tOU Vtu Sal
JAMES CAONEY JOB E. BROWN DICK POWELL;
; ANITA LOUISE. OLIVIA DE HA VILLA ND JEAN MUIR
.HUGH HERBERT FRANK M.KUOH ROSS ALEXANDER
VERREE TEASDALE IAN HUNTER VICTOR JORV
MhWn ROONEY Hobs CAVANAUOH Grant MTTCHELL'
PRODUCTION OP
'A MIDSUMMER
NIGHT'S DREAM"
B7 WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Muik tr MENDELSSOHN'
OltmJ bf Maa t.laWrJt V. Dlilitl.
Thursday, starch 19th
TWO PERFORMANCES ONLY 2 ;1B and 8:13
ALL SEATS RESERVED
MATINEE: Lower noor 1st ao rows 5Jc, balance 830
Balcony 1st 1 rows i.lo. bslsnce SS
EVErfmO: Lower floor 1st 10 rows 55c, next 10 rows 633
btlance (last 9 rowsl ai.io
Balcony 1st 3 rows (1.85, balance 55c
ALL PRICES INCLUDE TAX
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Box Office Sale Opens Tomorrow (Monday) Noon
MAIL ORIHRJ ni.I.F.l) IN ORDER OF RrXFirt pip
Hunt's Qratman Theatre