r.
r
Tomorrow's
Tides
Capitol
141
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ji-vn.
22.7
ft.
i
TAXI
if
-
tin
E.
XXVIII
No.
103.
fr
Ability
of
a
livr7
service
dch
r
ieP
,
202
ft,
k
11
ft
I
PARIS.
May
3:
The
"Code
Na
poleon,"
a
statute
made
over
one
hundred
years
ago.
which
It
!
city
postal
held
tends
to
race
suicide
In
established
France,
is
to
be
amended,
The
Rupert
was
again
revived
main
provision
of
the
code
Is
to
regular
monthly
dinner
j
divide
estates
equally
among
f
the
Junior
Section
of
the
j
children.
Thus
what
were
once
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-1
large
estates
have
now
come
to
,
night
with
the
reading!
be
divided
Into
small
plots.
In
r
prmdence
on
the
subject:
some
cases
too
small
to
permit
of
.
..
.
,
.
1
1
I
I
l
I
.T.
1
-1
j
f
r
w
j
Aicuuiciicuii
ui
inn
I
oimuuiic
miniiug.
me
iciiucutj
t:
?
the
postmaster-general,
of
late
has
been
to
small
families
Nnran
McLarty.
Mr.
Mc-Mn
order
to
obviate
the
further
l-ad
sent
to
Mr.
McLarty
.dividing
up
of
the
estates.
;
s
from
the
Dally
News
ad-1
.e
delivery
service.
Mr
n
.
i
11
tad
replied
stating
that
Kdlt
AllOWailCe
a'.rd
the
suggestion
and
.
,
.1
'
a.n
a
its
,rSSmfycdA
practicability.
tut;
Lvictions
on
r
5
f-onsUtlng
of
C.
O.
Ham
A.'
R
;ctl
was
named
to
follow
-.'cup.
I
May
Be
Outcome
r
Chamber
endorsed
a
SEATTLE.
May
3
More
than
'
at
the
annual
Labor
ten
thousand
families
in
Seattle
n
of
the
Canadian
Na-
may
be
faced
with
eviction
as
a
TrxhJps
be
run
this
year
result
of
the
cutting
of
the
relief
instead
of
to
Ketchikan,
rent
allowance
here.
Efforts
are
Jrnce
on
this
subject
being
made
to
have
the
house
;r
Brooksbank.
secretary
owners
forego
resorting
to
eviction
:e
Rupert
Chamber
of
pending
some
settlement
of
the
and
A
Russwurm.
secre-
question
being
reached.
8f
?wart
Board
of
Trade.
The
latter
told
of
ar-
t
.
III
J
that
were
already
being
AViaUlX
WlCIOWer
entertain
entertain
the
wir
excur
1
'
rcui-
.
I
ould
the
trip
from
Prince
I
q
JJp
KeiTiarned
1
u
uc
AACUiaa
s
iuu
Stewart
Stewart
be
be
arranged
arranged
ln-
i
rpart
drives
to
points
of
'
dances,
etc
Engagement
of
George
Palmer
Putnam
To
Lo
Angeles
Socialite
qjr
'
in
of
giving
assistance
t
".d
for
the
sending
of
local'
Is
Announced
::dren
to
Victoria
at
the,
,
vJt
of
the
King
and
LOS
ANGELES,.
May
J.-En-t-i
P
brought
up
by
Stan
8a-
gagement
Is
announced
of
Oeorge
t'arv
of
the
central
com-
Palmer
Putnam,
widower
of
Am-f.his
matter
After
some
clla
Earhart
Putman.
who
was
last
it
was
decided
that
the
In
a
transpacific
flight
two
years
"t
of
the
Junior
Chamber
ago.
to
Miss
Jean
James,
a
wealthy
1
fake
the
form
of
volunUD';oung
socialite.
I
from
the
members,
a
-e
consisting
of
Bob
Tobey.
;..le
and
Martin
van
Coot-:
delegated
to
canvass
the
ons
TODAY'S
WEATHER
l
Prince
RuDert
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.18
(rising);
temper-
ncan-up
nu
h.
-k
...
ooth
fnr
a
tt
rqmmtttee.
Ross
ingrain
(
c,oud
eter,y.
Ih.t
lhara
nOL
DCmi
"
jre
01
CIVIC
Support
wiuui
'.
tu
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
sea
.
.
.
T.
m
I
AIIlLAJlli.
rave
been
nopea
,ar
.
,
island-Overcast.
calm:
3r
Chamber
decided
by
rejoin-
temoerature.
42:
)
unless
adequate
civic
sup-
not
in
"Jta,VSrTee
Point-Broken
clouds.'
be
dropped.
Icrtaklng
will
rntn,r
snia:
tpmoera-
T-
Junior
Chamber
decided
toi
"",
-
7
a
Traffic
Safety
Week
from
!lu-
r,"nHv.
calm:
bar-
M
,
to
13
with
a
committee
in
,
,
slai
har--
consisting
of
J.
II.
Connell.
;omwr.
tok
Comadlna.
Jack
M"-"Xrert
Bay-Overcast,
Bay
calm:
bar-'
red
Wh.yte
and
Uwrence
P
erce.
sca
vlrf
otDollceorothcroinccrs.v"""
-
'J
tigress
the
SCnoOl
cmiuieu.i
.
.
...
nortnwesi
r,httt
ulnd.
wina,
h;
r
.-.alter
will
also
be
ly.
-
.
tsVim
tin
fcsievau.iuuuj.
:-h
the
Sunday
Schools
ana
(hr
he:
will
be
publicity
and
propa-
fnia
efforts.
Port
Day
Plans
Preliminary
arrangements
fort
ml,M
Pcr
r.:-.her
Port
Day
In
Prince
Rupert
year
will
be
launched
ai
a
pet'.ing
to
be
held
on
Thursday
pifiht
0t
this
week.
J
C
Ollker
chairman
of
flfsde
and
commerce
committee,
Wln
mentioned
the
subject
of
the
T.arklng
of
"Made
In
Canada
Kood3,
Another
Japanese
subter-
'usc
which
has
been
found
was
the
four
miles
per
an
i
fh
Jeter.
29.96.
,
CANADA?
PROTECTION
Oil
A
WA
Senator
C.
C.
Ball-antyne,
a
former
minister
of
marine,
urged
yesterday
that
'
Canada
should
greatly
increase
i
ber
naval
defences.
He
quoted
'
Jellicoe.
CARIBBEAN
DEFENCES
WASHINGTON,
D.
C
President
Franklin
D,
iioosevelt,
returning
yesterday
to
Washing
ton
after
spending
a
few
days
at
his
Hyde
Park
home
in
New
York,
said
that
the
increased
danger
of
attack
Irom
the
air
made
it
very
important
that
the
Caribbean
feea
should
be
more
adequately
defended.
Not
long
ago,
the
President
made
a
cruise
of
the
Caribbean.
PATRICIDE
CHARGED
HALIFAX
Sixteen
year
old
Charles
Rutherford
was
commit
ted
for
trial
here
last
night
on
a
charge
of
murder
in
connec
lion
with
the
shooting
of
his
father
on
March
30.
SUES
HIS
WIFE
NEW
YORK
John
Barry
more,
actor,
sued
his
wife,
Elaine
Barry,
asking
for
an
accounting
of
their
funds.
They
were
separated
a
few
days
ago.
SIR
EDWARD'S
ADDRESS
MONTREAL
Sir
Edward
Realty
In
his
presidential
address
to
the
shareholder
or
the
C
P.
U
said
Canada
still
offers
one
of
the
greatest
fields
in
the
world
for
the
espanslon
of
papulation
and
development
of
natural
resources.
He
predicted
that
the
DOCTOR
COERCED
CHICAGO
Pals
of
a
wounded
gunman,
one
of
two
who
killed
a
man
and
wounded
two
policemen
In
an
attempt
to
hold
up
a
tav-
j
ern,
forced
a
physician
at
the
j
point
of
a
pistol
to
remove
a
bul-
J
let
from
the
robber's
back
with
a
rator
blade.
DEMAND
FROM
JAPAN
TOKYO
Renio
Sawada,
vlce-minliler
for
foreign
affairs,
pre-sented
to
the
British
and
United
States
ambassadors
demands
that
the
Shanghai
municipal
council,
the
governing
body
of
the
International
settlement,
be
reorgan-iied
to
give
the
Japanese
a
larg-ger
voice
In
affairs
and
more
complete
control
of
terrorism
In
the
settlement.
pi
.i
j
hourl
barometer
J
ettCe
Ltllldren
Victoria
Fair,
southerly
wlnd(
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
30.16.
.
I
Vancouver
Fair,
easterly
wma,
hour;
barometer,
May
See
King
And
Queen
This
Month
-
I
I..
.....AM
1
1
vancuuici
van
eviueniiy
in
nic
sue
uw.vimu
-
---
I.,
l
leave
the
Impression
that
It
was
'odorous
coat
she
had
Just
bought.
Canadian,
-She
sued
the
retailer
for
100
($470)
I
Bob
Tobey
mentioned
that
he
had
and
got
a
guinea.
I
oeen
appointed
to
an
Alaskan
High
y
committee
but
that
was
all
he
'
'.
',.
7
antmher
naa
heard
about
It.
He
thought
venuon
m
vyu.ii.WvS
some
artinn
miohf
h
in
nrder.
and
other
matters,
-
--
inere
was
correspondence
from
Guests
at
the
dinner
Arii,,..
,
.
ik.lnort
Fiddes
of
Vancouver,
included
Frank
-.ui
nmpoeu,
secretary
ui
V
.
tttrA.
Junw
r.
L
-
r
sk
nner.
James
Sadler.
Ken
flara-
Canada,
regarding
the
annual
con-
ing
and
Tom
Johnstone.
pupils
JEFFERSON
CITY.
Missouri.
May
3-Legislation
Is
now
under
consideration
whereby
the
state
would
take
over
the
policing
of
Kansas
City
Three
Killed
In
Airplane
Crash
J
Pilot.
Reporter
andPhotoerapher
of
Memphis
Lose
Their
Lives
GRANADA.
Mississippi.
May
3
An
airplane
from
Memphis.
Tcn-nmsee
crashed
here
yesterday
and
company
may
look
forward
with
jall
three
occupants
Oeorge
Stokes,
confidence
to
the
immediate
and
pilot;
John
Crump,
newspaper
re-distant
future
more
than
the
'porter.
and
Ted
Northing,
photo-railways
of
most
other
countries.
;grapher
were
instantly
killed.
The
Sir
Edward
reflected
the
tone
of
icrasri
was
caused
when
the
pilot
the
entire
board.
swerved
to
avoid
hitting
children.
jBOYS'
WORK
IMPORTANT
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
'
Hears
Impressive
Address
Urges
I
Support
For
Local
Leaders
The
Importance
of
preventative
rather
than
redemptive
work
'among
boys
was
stressed
last
night
I
by
Bert
Fiddes
of
Vancouver,
organizer
of
boys'
work
for
the
Re-
Jllgous
Education
Council
of
British
Columbia,
In
speaking
before
'
tho.
Jnnlnr
Kwtlon
of
the
Prlnc
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
Its
regular
monthly
dinner
meet-ling,
President
A.
S.
Nlckerson
In
the
chair.
Preventative
work
was
much
less
costly
than
the
re-Idemptlve
and
might
save
many
heart-broken
parents
the
agony
of
seeing
their
boy
or
girl
go
wrong.
"How
much,"
asked
th
speaker
"would
you
take
to
have
your
bov
or
girl
besmirched?
A
hundred
dollars,
a
thousand
del
lars
or
any
amount
of
money?
Of
course
"you
would
not
take
any
Prince
Oeoree
Cloudy,
westerly
TERRACE,
May
3:
It
Is
likely
money.
But
what
are
you
doing
wind
four
miles
per
hour;
barom-'triat
two
Terrace
High
School
to
help
those
people
In
your
com
nuDlls
will
be
able
10
travel
10
munlty
who
are
giving
oi
ineir
.
J
.
.
k
Mm
1
I
1
.
AS
to
see
tne
iving
nu
time
ana
enori
m
woric
xor
tne
Queen
when
they
visit
that
city
young
people?
Let
me
tell
you
that
nv
mmi!jv
i
NATURALLY
Mousi
month.
An
anonymous
donor
the
lack
of
support
they
are
given
.
.
.
v,...
offered
the
sum
of
fifty
dol-
u
most'
disheartening.
They
are
lAwn,
iviaj
.
r
J
lars
to
help
delray
tne
expense?
deserving
o:
all
tne
assistance
ana
embarrassment'
and
nervous
shock
,
.mminn
thnt
nttp?
marking
of
Jnn.inps
canned
fish
were
suffered
by
Alice
Thistle
when
"
.
nnnLher
flftv.
The
u-n
hu
u-nrk
more
imnortar.t
InUU
...j
i
.U.
f
fnrt
.1.
.
JI...,.J
a
rilH
mnll.V
in
an
l""
F
.
.
.
...
.
.
'
.
.
.
,
......
selected
by
popular
vote
than
it
is
today."
among
the
students
are
Johannj
Mr.
Fiddes
spoke
of
some
of
tne
Seaton
and
Miss
Evelyn
Neidrlck.
problems
In
bringing
up
boys
in
these
times.
Boys
must
do
some-
PATIENT
CHOOSER
thing
and
there
was
the
problem
!of
what
they
should
do.
If
they
LONG
MEL
FORD,
Eng.,
May
3:
!
were
not
guided
In
the
r.ight
Marriage
Is
no
gamble
with
ectton,
they
were
bound
to
go
In
George
Boar.
He
considered
nearly
the
wrong,
cnanging
conditions
1,000
offers
of
marriage
before
he
changing
viewpoints,
changing
cus-accepted
a
30-year-old
London
girl.l
(Qontinucd
on
Page
Four)
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
3,
1939.
TO
CONDUCT
HALIBUTTER
'
CITYHOME
INRESCUE
Arrangements
Made
For
Salvation
Reliance
Picks
Up
Crew
of
Five
Army
To
Take
Charge
of
From
Sinking
Cannery
Tender
Indigent
Hostel
Here
r
KETCHIKAN.
May
3:
The
hali-
ArrsmsrmmU
have
hem
mad
but
boat
Reliance
has
rescued
the
.
r.ora
inai
naa
Deen
saia
in
inu
of
five
of
the
ten-
whereby
tne
station
Army
will
crew
cannery
regard
by
the
late
Admiral
Lord
conduct
for
the
city
the
home
to
der
Oakland
which
foundered
off
be
opened
In
the
Dyer
Apartments
the
coast
of
Alaska.
,for
Indigents
belns
removed
from
'
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital.
The
home
will
be
opened
on
May
20
with
Capt.
and
Mrs.
A.
R
Suddaby.
Irom
Canyon
City
on
the
Naas
River,
temporarily
in
charge
At
the
start,
there
will
be
eight
persons
In
the
home
This
arrangement
with
the
Salvation
Ar-imy
may
lead
to
the
establishment
of
a
district
home
In
Prince
Rup
ert
for
elderly
people.
State
May
Take
Over
Policing
-
Of
Kansas
City
i
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.15.
Bralorne.
10.80.
Cariboo
Quartz.
2.10.
D-ntonia,
D24.
Falrvtew,
JQ3Y.
Gold
Belt,'
33.
H-l'jr
Mascot,
M
Mlnto,
.01
Vt.
I
Noble
Five,
J0lVtr
Pacific
Nickel.
.J2.
Pend
Orielle.
1.35,
Pioneer,
22H.
Premier,
1.91.
Privateer,
1.11.
Reeves
McDonald,
.23.
Reno.
.33.
Relief
Arlington.
.10.
Reward.
.03.
Salmon
Gold.
.10
(ask)
Sheeo
Creek,
lJ3i.
Cariboo
Hudatm.
32.
Hedley
Amalg,
J04
(ask).
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
.15.
Calmont,
M.
C.
Si
E.
2Jpl.
Freehold.
.03U.
HomejiOi-PaSTtt
.05VV.V
Royal
Canadian
.161.
OkalU.
1.03.
Mercury,
.06.
Prairie
Royalties,
.19.
Toronto
Aldermac.
22Vt-Beattie.
1.20.
Central
Pat,
229.
Cons
Smelters,
4725.
East
Malartlc,
222.
Fernland,
.04.
Francoeur,
20.
Gods
Lake.
.32.
Hard
Rock.
1.05.
Int.
Nickel.
4755.
Kerr
Addison,
1.60.
Little
Long
Lac,
2.75.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.01.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
2S3.'t.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
121.
Moneta,
.98.
Noranda,
77.50.
Pickle
Crow,
4.90.
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.38.
San
Antonio,
1.48.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
1.00.
Stadacona,
33.
Uchl
Gold,
1.30.
Bouscadillac,
.05.
Mosher.
.13.
Oklend,
.07.
Smelters
Gold.
.03.
Dominion
Bridge,
26.50.
Nazis-Fascists
Spend
Millions
On
Propaganda
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
May
2:
-
Samuel
Dicksteln,
Democratic
con
gressman
lor
New
York,
stated
yesterday
that
Nazi
and
Fascist
organizations
had
spent
$50,000.-000
on
propaganda
In
the
United
States
during
the
past
five
years.
INVITED
BY
GIRL
GUIDES
Powell;
Mrs.
Frederick
Brooke,
President,
Girls
Scouts
of
America;
Lady
Walwyn,
Chief
Commissioner
for
Newfoundland;
and
Dame
Katharine
Furse,
Director
of
tho
World
Bureau.
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Coffee
House
PRICE:
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CENTS
Diplomatic
Moves
Order
Of
Day
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TO
AMEND
MAIL
HERE!
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CODE
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Before
Junior
Cham-tfr
or
Commerce
Favor
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tlon
to
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Day
Plant
Napoleonic
Statute
Found
To
Be'
Contributor
To
Smalt
Families
In
France
Bulletins
Britain
and
Germany
Are
Both
Attempting
To
Line
Up
Nations
Hitler
Invites
Scandinavian
Countries
to
Join
in
Non-Aggression
Pact
Chamberlain
Would
Welcome
Reich
and
Italy
LONDON.
May
3:
(CP)
While
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany
was
seeking
to
form
a
neutral
bloc
of
:at
least
six
nations
across
Northern
Europe,
including
the
'Scandinavian
countries,
Prime
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
indicated
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
that
Germany
and
Italy
would
not
be
excluded
from
Europe's
anti-
.
aggression
front
if
they
showed
'
willingness
to
participate
In
the
AROUND
EUROPE
TODAY
WARSAW
Poland
is
doubling
its
army
strength
and
is
prepar-J
ing
to
grant
dictatorial
powers
I
to
the
President
for
any
em-
ergtney.
th
DaroliJton
Meteoiologlcal
Bureau
it.
Victor
nd
Prince
Rupert.
This
tore-
winds,
part
cloudy
and
moderately
warm.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
33500,
pounds,
9c
and
TORONTO.
May
3:
CP
Special
5.5c
to
9.4c
and
5.5c.
euests
Invited
to
the
National
Girl
Canadian
n,uuu
pounas,
o
Guide
Camp
at
Rothesay,
N.
B..
July
nd
5c.
v
14-21,
Include
The
Princess
Royal
American
(Mary),
President
of
the
Imperial,
Ceylon,
8,500,
Paclllc,
9c
and
Association:
Princess
Alice
of
Ath-
5.5c.
lone:
the
Chief
Guide.
Lady
Baden-
Tuscan.
15,000,
Cold
9.4c
and
53c.
Storage,
Edgecumbe,
10,000,
Pacific,
9.2c
and
5.5c.
Canadian
5c;
Oldficld,
11,000,
Pacific,
8.4c
and
general
objective
of
the
scheme.
Mr.
Chamberlain
said
that
the
British
government
was
certainly
ready
to
consider
proposals
for
an
with
Germany.
In
answer
to
a
question
by
Rt
Hon.
Arthur
Henderson,
Labor
member,
Mr.
Chamberlain
made
It
clear
that
no
attempt
was
being
made
to
encircle
Germany,
j
The
cabinet
is
reported
reliably
to
have
rejected
the
Russian
pro-.posal
for
a
Joint
guarantee
by
Great
Britain.
France
and
the
Soviet
to
all
Baltic
and
Black
Sea
states.
It
jwas
reported,
however,
that
the
4
to
"reinsure"
Anglo-French
com-
ROME
King.Vlctor
Emmanual
of
mltments
to
Poland
and
Rouman-
sent
a
message
yesterday
la.
.
..
-
tjUaly
to"
King
Farouk
of
Egypt
i
Meantime
word
came
from
Berlin
pledging-respetl
-of
the
JugJV
thai
Chancellor
Hitler
had
pltetcd
tian
frontiers:
"and
Integrity.
indentical
non
-aggression
pacts
to
;
i
Denmark.
Norway.
Sweden,
Fin
JdUBLIN
Premier
Eamonn
de
land.
Latvia
and
Esthonla
and
j
there
was
strong
reason
to
believe
Valera
said
yesterday
that
Eire
Ithat
proposals
of
a
like
nature
had
would
oppoe
in
the
strongest
terms
any
move
to
impose
conscription
upon
the
country.
been
submitted
to
other
European
I
countries.
Lithuania
had
not
been
Included,
it
was
explained,
because
'relations
with
Germany
were
regu-
'lated
by
a
separate
treaty
with
'
LONDON
The
foreign
secretaries
i
non-aggression
pledges.
.
.
France
.....
ana
1
Of
Great
Britain,
Russia
are
reported
reliably
to
have'
arranged
to
meet
at
Geneva
on
May
15
in
an
effort
to
find
a
common
way
of
stopping
further
European
Weather
Forecast
IfurnUhwl
UirouRl
the
courtesy
of
WOULD
KEEP
OUT
OF
WAR
Bloc
Of
United
States
Senate
Would
Keep
Congress
in
Session
To
Ensure
This
WASHINGTON.
D.
C,
May
3:
A
United
States
Senate
peace
bloc
hour
period
ending
5
sm.
tomorrow
I
congress
in
session
as
long
as
the
General
Synopsis
Pressure
con-j
present
international
tension
continues
high
west
of
Vancouver
Isi-
tlnues
in
order
to
ensure
against
and
and
light
showers
have
oc-.the
country
becoming
Involved
in
curred
on
the
coast.
It
continues
any
European
entanglements.
Sen-mAdpfatelv
warm
over
the
interior,
ator
Hiram
Johnson
of
California
I
ana
senator
w.
u.
tsoran
oi
laano
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-'are
among
the
supporters
of
the
lotte
Islands
Moderate
to
iresn-
south
to
southwest
winds,
cloudy
I
and
much
the
same
temperature;
with
occasional
showers.
wct
rnatt
of
Vancouver
Island
I
move.
I
Physicians
Are
Being
Investigated
in
Connection
With
Philadelphia's
Insurance
Murders
PHILADELPHIA,
May
3
Several
physicians
are
now
being
investigated
In
connection
with
the
probe
of
Philadelphia's
"Insurance
mur
der"
conspiracy
which
has
resulted
In
several
arrests.
TOPS
TO
OBSCURITY
LONDON,
May
3:
(CP)
In
1895
Louie
Freear
was
making
200
($940)
a
week,
slnglng."Slster
Mary
Jane's
Top
Note"
at
the
Duke
of
York's
Theatre
here
and
in
New
York.
She
died
here
In
.obscurity
rccenUy.