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DIDN'T BLOW OUT THE GAS.
This Countrymnn brought II Candle
and set His Red Aiire.

BALTIMORE, Sept. IA country
man, wearing dusty sombrero and
heavy boots, stepped ashore from the
steamer Il. S, Ford and registered At
the Fountain Hotel, Pratt and Calver,
streets, last night. ale had heard about
the result, OF blowing out the gas and
then going to bed, and to make sure OF
no casu!ty he brought with him can
die from his home in Kent County.
While moving around hts room in the
hotel with the lighted candle in his
hand he ran into the mosquito netting
IL blazed TO the ceiling and set the bed
and bedding on fire There were cries
OF fire and rush Cor water and the
flames were extinSuished with great dif,
ficulty.
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Plain soup stock.

To two and one-half quarts Of water
add one ounce of beef extract, one me-
dium-sizei onion, four cloves stuck in
the same, one carrot, one turrip, and
one root stalk of celery. eight pepper
COINS, one bay-leaf, and one even table
spoonful of saIf. Boil from twenty to
twenty-five minutes on a slow fire.
Strain out the vegetables and use the
stock as a foundation for all soups and
sauces. Two quarts will be the result
of this preparation, as the one pint of
water will evaporats during the process
Of cooking.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14
At the Rnmapo Valley House.



Enclosed | hand you money order for IS 30
for the Sick Babies Fund, the proceeds OF an
entertainment given at the Ramapo Valley
House sunern. y. Y. Below | give the pro-
gramme. Recitation, "A Morning Outing q"
Laurie walsh, tahleau. The Duel" Louis
Johnston and Lula BosdeyeN, recitation The
Head Of RinEets, GLADYS Blackburn; tablsau.
The Prayer" recitation, To sleep-To Sleep"
Katie Walsh, recitation, Here | stand" Eu.
ssc,t,In WA Wv. Fdr Tgc,, pdsSaYs,
recitation. The Brook q" Laurie Walsh; Death
Of the Queen" an original one-aCt play by the
children themselves would like TO say that
none Of the children over nine years Of aye
with the exception Of Miss Lucia Bosdevex. the
stage manager Yours respectfully,
W T SAWYER
POI Greene street, city.
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Choosing Fish.

Fish merchants are getting very
naughty. Bright red gills are sure
signs OF fresh fish, but many of the
dealers remove them, and then the buyer
must use her nose and fingers. A fish
with firm meat, bright, stiff, elastic
scales. strong, springy fins and bullying
eyes may be relied on as wholesome
food-red gills or no gills. On the other
hand, a fish with sunken eyes, soft.
loose scales, pale gills and limp fms 10
upwholesome food. and should be avoid
al
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Oyster Cocktails.

The following recipe was furnished by
the chef Of prominent New York club,
so is probably a good one. For every 100
small oysters tale four tablespoonfuls
OF tomato catsnp, one tablespoonful
OF pepper vinegar. one tablespoonful
OF Worcestershire sauce, the juice OF two
lemons, two or three drops of Tobasco
sauce and one cup OF oyster liquor. Drain
the oysters FREE from their liquor, ana
strain the reqtired amount before using.
Mix the cocktail fully half an hour be-
fore serving and thoroughly chill.
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The free doctors maintained by the
Sick Babies Fund, who visit from tene-
ment to tenement daily and inquire at
every door for ailing children, have
done splendid work this Summer. The
chief OF the corps reports. up to this
morning:
2OG,5l4 families visited.
l7.44 little patients treated.
G,l25 revisits made.
5,l73 families furnished with medicine
free.
Besides this, hundreds of children
found in rags were clothed, and hun
dreds, too, that were starving were
supplied with food.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14
Provost Pickle,

Peel twelve large ripe tomatoes. Chop
two large onions and one green pepper
fine. Add TO the tomatoes with two
tablespoonfuls of salt, four tablespoons
fuls Of sugar, one tablespoonful OF clnnaA
mon, one tablespoonful of ground mus
tard, one tablespoonful of ground ginger
one tablespoonful OF grated nutmeg ana
four cups of vinegar. PIT over the hre
and cook until quite thick. Bottle WINS
hot
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14
Fluffy Dodices.

Gauze-like materials in silk, wool and
linen will be worn all year, indoors, of
course. Chiffon Is first choice. 1t is &C
Gordon plated for the entire waist, and
draped over contrasting or the self
same color foundation. The Paris dresses
most admired have the body one color.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14
Two Brooklyn Girls.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please ind check for 1886. derived
from a fair held by two bright little girls
named Edith Boyd, aged twelve, OF 1886 Hop
knson avenue. and Madeline SHOEMAKER. aged
ten, Of 1866 Herkimer street. The articles sold
were contributed by friends and neighboring
tradesmen Trusting this small amount Will
help the good work along and that more OF a
like order will follow, am. respectfully yours
DR., q,
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Flowers on Men LnpcIs,

TO INC E1ItoT'
Tell Mary E." that the privilege of wearing
flowers does not belong to woman. but to any
body who chooses 10 wear them. And that the
hat tipped towards the side indicates good
humor, and not cross grained, cranky people
who want to put good -natured people on ice.
ONE WHO WEARS HIS HAT TIPPED.
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At Mount Arlington Hotel.


To the Editor;
We gave a very enjoyable concert at our hotel
on Sunday night Aug. g. and thought II would
he the wisest and best thing to turn over the
proceeds to your most deserving body, and for
which please find nclosed check OF 32e S. which
kindly accept. The names Of the Committee who
had same In charge are Mrs. l.. Powers, Dora
and Sophie Appel Victor c. Emmerich, Anna
KrauA L,
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and Mr. j. Mustard, who served us with re-
ireshments. and also the following young lafles.
who helped us attend the different booths Miss
l. A. keIting Miss NJ srhech Miss j. keat-
ing and Miss Brouillette. we were able
u realize 49, We will always he ready TO
lend a helping hand Tor your worthy and needy
fund. Committee:
clara Rowan. Rose heatin"
LAME Rowan. Nellie Cuuurc'y.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14

There is no party division over the
question OF protecting the State forests.
This is a matter Of vital Importance TO
the whole Commonwealth. The Con-
stitutional Convention did well to pass
an amendment designed to protect and
preserve those forests forever.
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So Innocent--Not.
To the Editol

To the Editor:
There are three of US girls and every young
man who calls upon us requests to kiss him
at parting. They tell US We possess such sweet
mouths they cannot resist the temptation. Know
ing each to be man of his word and We not
being accountable for our mouths, what would you
advise US to do1 Also, is It proper for them to
stay after ll.3O P. NJ
THREE INNOCENT ,ArDrNs
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To the Editor:
A; fair held at 10 East Seventy. eighth
street. privilege having been obtained from Mr.
Roth. the janitor Of said building. there was
received and contributed $50 20. which is here
with inclosed. The idea originated with Resale
Guldstein. who was assisted by Ivy and Irene
simpson. Arnold Kussten and Daniel FEEDER
lpin The children wish The Evening World
success Tor Its charitable feelings towards the
little ones. and trust that this amount will re-
lieye them In some degree OF their suffering.
ROSALfE GOLDSTElS,
l5g East Seventy eighth street.
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Uses of Thermometers.


From Good Newsl
Little Dot-Phew! I'm most roasted
Can you read the thermometer?
Little DiCk-YCp.
Little pot--Well, 20 look at II, an see
1. I'm GS hot as feel.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14

To the Editor:
Inroscd find money order for t.7b. receipts o.
an entertainment held in the hall at Mccrcs Mills
n Y. Sept /, We wish that each dollar could
be ten The entertainment was given by young
ladies' from New York city and elsewhere who
are spending the Summer at Floral Home" The
most active were:
Iucle Stewart Emma Drumming,
NJ Louise Tompkins Florence Drumming,
Bessie Jilson Grace Drumming,
Edith Van Holland, Magdalene drumming,
Jennie Van Holland. Wanda Sondhen,
assisted by Mr.. H. II. lockwood.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14

run relays from Chatham Square and
Ninth street. east side. while the rush is
on. and from Franklin and Rector streets
on the west side.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14

Patent leather boots and shoes should
be kept on tree or shaped with paper
to prevent the stock from cracking
few drops Of petroleum applied with 2
woollen cloth is all the dressing needed
70 keep the leather soft. ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14
Downtown sidewalk Fair.

To the Editor:
OF s66 Washington street. by holding little
sidewalk fair on West Fourteenth street during
the days OF Sept. g. and I.
Mamie a. Welsh, Julia A. Albrecht,
Louise l.. Degravot. David 5. Asendorf,
James ]. Mccarthy.
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LETTERS.

[7hs column Is opcn 10 eteryboiy rho has o
oonpidint TO maxi, griev1nce 10 usnnids lnformd-
tton to gre subJeu ~ general MERIT 10 scus
or psb,ic srrice n dckno,sefps. AMI who I'm
put II. idea nto t,ss u IN 100 ,cocds Long iette'
eInnOt b. printed
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Municipni refuge of Paris.

There Is nothing In New York to COM
pare with the Refuge ouvroir NUM-
cipal in Paris. 1t is a regular harbor
for women in distress. There are three
departments: One for night dodgers, one
for contagious cases and one for ma
ternity cases. Amy sort or kind OF
womsI. out u employment, can 20 70 the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14
Six in the Party.


10 The Editor
There are sir in the party. Mamie vesey. age
thirteen, Lucy vesey, nine; Maggie vesey.
twelve; Elsie Schumann. ten; Irene Higgins,
thirteen, and Mamie Farrell thirteen. We had a
'Iir m the corner 81 SeYeHty-seventh street and
Sick Babies Fund, from which We got $50. V.
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Little Themselves.

To the Editor:
InoloIed find 81. proceeds OF a fair held In front
OF 100 West Ons Hundred and First street. God
bless the little ones. We are little ourselves
BESSIE CALLAHAN. nine years old,
100 West one Hundred and First street;
OTTO KRuHM. six years old.
1856 West one Hundred and First street:
EMMA BlCKERTON. ten years old,
1888 West one Hundred and First street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14

but cherry red, eminence purple, butter
yellow or parrot green silk is used for
the sleeve lining, with charming effect.
Some OF the organizes and linen batistes
are as beautifully finished as the peau
de soles, and there is a gentinty about
them that silk does not possess. These
Frenchy things cost like experience. but
they do make woman sweet and
womanly looking
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14

. demand for an rmpossibillty, that
''The Evening World" voices in calling
for a seat for every fare on the street
cars. The companies can grant this
and they should do so, not as a favor to
the public, but as a public right
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14

Not being able to make up points on
the New Yorks by playing ball, the Bos-
tons have peevishly resorted to a silly
protest, based on filmsy technlcalities
TO throw out Giant victory. The fallen
champions should really brace up and
try TO take their reyerses manfully.
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Their Little stand.


70 the Editor:
PLEASE nnd lncloSei 81 FOR the sick babies
vhl-h We got ny on. little stand az 81: East
Thirty second street ANNIE SiE1E.
MpLLl. LUCAS.
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The guests Of CromweIrs Lake House a,
Highland Mills. Orange County y. Y. have
collected $50 for your FunI take pleasure
In inclos.nG check for that amount
WILLIAM J LlPPMANN.
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The Holy bible.

To the Editor;
The Holy Bible is a book of faith,
The sinners hopO, the Christians trust
sacred volume full OF gospel truth.
Its doctrines are ever wise AID Just,
Yea, It draws men from darkness into light,
Tho Christians 10y the souls delight
J. HOLMES. DayshOre.
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With Their Hest Wishes


To the Elltpri
laclo-ol please md check FOR SO. the result
Of fair held by the undersigned four iltilo Girls.
LlSSiE GEMNELL, us Wes, 9Ith st.
ANNIE EGiERS. IFS West gTfa e.
KATIE EGGEES lis West sith 81
BELLA SCONEL. 10 West 9th St
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To the Editor:
An entertainment. given by Elizabeth Elterich,
Annie Goeer and May Murray. and held at the
residence OF May Murray, CSC East One Hun
dred and Forty sixth street, brought In 81. co.
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Hotel Waldorf, Asbury Park

To thu Editor;
Enclosed take pleasure In handing you check
for s25, the proceeds OF an entertainment held
at the Hotel Waldorf, Asbury Park, on Aug. l.
Mrs FANNIE HELLER
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4 never kicked an inmate" gal
Brockway, but l may have inflicted o.
light blow. But. as I testified bo-
fore, have 10 recollection OF any such
case" And again he testified that he
was never conscious OF excitement
while Furnishing prisoner. But before
all this, the brutal Superintendent had
acknowledged having struck prisoners
'on the shoulder, or the breast, or the
side OF the face" with his closed fist.
Isn't there IA suggestion here that Brock
way must nave forgotten himself in his
unconscious excitement?
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Fair and Magic Lantern.

To tho Editor:
A fair and magic lantern exhibition was held
at my residence. 30 Buffalo avenue, Brooklyn
Proceeds $40 The house was handsomely deco
rated with flags and bunting Master Elmer
Trimble very ably assisted us.
Gortie l.. Clark Winnie Seyhler,
Lizzie Sheridan. Laura Foster,
Margaret Clark Sidney Clark.
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Far from being a fight, 1t appears
from present prospects that there won't
even be case of sparring for wind at
Saratoga on Tuesday.
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In the competition for uptown extern
sions OF street railway franchises We
hear no hint Of extending accommoda-
lions to the point Of giving q seat for a
fare
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There is a new ocean queen. Hurrah
for the Lucania! And shall We make
ready to greet the fve-day boat TO
Queenstown?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-14

Relay cars, in the rush hours from
Canal street AMI from Ninth street, on
the Third avenue cable road, would re-
lleve much Of the pressure and, with the
more general use OF "trai.ers" along the
road, would bring the conditions pretty
near to ne seat for every fare" basis.
Even the \genera.iy unalcommodatlng
=" road aASs 1t to Its Vantage to
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To the Editor;
on Aus, Is We held an entertainment and iair
witch We think was quite a success. with the
| kind assistance Of Mr.. J. Buskirk who gave
1 Va the uss Of tive vacant data; Ar, D. NsIphY
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Is it merely a coincidence that six wit
nesses before the Lexow Committee have
been arrested since they gave their tes-
timony?
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The Broadway Gable Company has
p.enty OF cars. All 1t lacks Is the dis
position to use them so as TO accommo-
date Its passengers. Crai.ers and re-
lay cars could be SO used along the road
from he Battery TO FlftS-nlnth street
that the people who get on downtown
would never be forced 10 ride smo,hered
under the crowds gathered in from up
town points.
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Milholland will carry his fight to
Saratoga Then 1t is probable that he
will be on the spot whence the sound OF
dull thud will proceed.
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In his speech yesterday Mr.. Hin an
tagonized Mckinley in one important
point. Mckinley, who has been all
along crying out against the Democracy
for disturbing the tarift and running
business by the agitation and uncer-
tainty ola tariff fight, now insists upon
an immediate renewal OF tarir disturb
ance as soon as the Republicans are
permitted TO 90 back to McKinleyism.
Senator Hin says the laws now enacted
must have fu!l and fair trial. without
further agitation, In order tia; the coun-
try may recover from Its present de-
preston and enter upon new career
of prosperity. Can any sensible bust
ness man doubt which Is the wiser
/ policy?
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Your Letter WIN Appear Later.

All letters from Contributors to the Sick Babies
Fund will he printed Many are In type and will
appear In this column later.
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Gradually the anti-Platt hope that II
might be "Chauncey Depew and Fas-
sett. too" is fading away.
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Excelsior Is the word. Mr.. Gorf
Go UP higher when you begin again.
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| To the Editor:
Enclosed please find tl2.e5, the proceeds OF a
| lemonade stand. held at SO5 East Flfty-slxth
street by
Jennie Mayer, Lille Tiemeyer,
Clementine Mayer William Johnston,
Joseph Mayer.
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If Gov. Flowers veto had prevailed.
the things revealed in the LeXow in
quiry would still be hidden.
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The motto OF last nights Republican
primaries was, The Voice OF the Boss
Is the Supreme Law"
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''Tammany making ready" For the
inevitable? Advocates of a better New
York trust so.
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A Lexow subpoena should catch Mr..
Croker before malaria gets n chance, in
October.
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The Hnwk-Eye Clubs BENEFIT.

The entertainment and reception htl1 at Everett
Hall Sunday evening was grand success
The net receipts were S3l. The Sntertalnmnt was
given by the Hnwkeye Club composed OF young
ladies' and young men, ranging In ages between
seventeen and twenty one The hall was given by
Charles Dmber. proprietor, and Charles seelig
and his famous orchestra gave their services.
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It is feared that Mr.. Goff will prove
too hot a pacemaker for the Police
Board.
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What II Divers memory should turn
as yellow as the October leaves, Mr..
Gon2
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To mo T0-F|T-
Enclosed mi 81 proceeds q magic lantern show
a, a. West Fiulcth street
william Stsgte Robert Vreelari
Elrhari Rasel. Albert Schneider,
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Spare no rotten tree, Woodman COT.
In all the police forest. New York
wants only sturdy oaks there.
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The Lexow inquiry under Mr.. Cor
erection. Is no Hash and. alrs over af-
fair. 1t Is a sustained and powerful as
'Allt on established tadels Of eorrup-
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To tho El'urs
Enclosed please end s. co from ave children.
Carrie Krauth. Annie Kranth
Lll'.C b0'rrr Annie Hasslnser,
Fred h.SsItrEer
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Ferdinand Ward does not. shine In
kidnapping as no did in nnarMering.
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Desperate.

..I Kindly :;.s nan: ana .adrs.. % city Editor
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| To the Editor
| Enclosed Hnd 81. 80, from 2 fair held in Eighty
third street. Fannie O Cornell,
| Lillian Little Georgia O Connell,
| Hannah Little, Josie Martin.
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WiilIsm III Murray, Hornslisyiile: James For
ssllal, MattssWan; Samuel A Jenea. Norwich
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The officers follows; NJ Miller, presi-
dent; Ray NorumOvshy, NiCe-Presdent, Harry
Levcnthai, Second Vre-Presidcnt =. Levy, Re
cordng Secretary; Sarah Mshkind. Financial Sec
rotary; A. Apple. First Trustee; Bessie Kline
Second Trustee, j. Mendelson, Tmri TF&Fiae;
Ringle, Marshal, Il. Heller, Marshal; II. Stern
Sergeant at Arms.
Committee cf Arrangements, l.. Goodman, Chair
man; H. Leyenthal, J. Mcudclson, +. Levy.
Programme overture. Prot Seeig; comedians,
Albert and Howard; song, Miss Leventhal; piano.
Misses NJ Miller and o. Pfar; song selections.
John iiannigan; recitation. Mrs II. sIlverfeld
violin solo. lfantasa) Prof SCelig; song Miss s.
Goodman; mandolin and guitar l., Goodman and
J. lsaacs; plano solo, Tulip Rachie Goldberg;
humorous. Joseph +. Lynch; fancy dancing, Bara-
bans pupils; curnet solo Fred Paul; song, Lee
onore" Miss Scharron; song, Harry r. johnson
plano solo, Moonbeams on the Hudson Guss's
Goldberg; fancy dancing Uambourlne dance, ca
chuca, horn ppe) Misses NJ. Kramer and NJ
Rubin; recitation, (selectiOns) Miss. J. Kaufman
piano solo (FRusU. Mamie Miller drum colo
Army and Navy CALLS Baumgaertncr Miss Min
ME LeNenthal made great hit with her sing
ing and also Prof. Harahan's pupils In their
ballet dancing The entertainment was under the
direction Of J r. Lynch one OF Miss Mamie
Mllcr's pupils, Rachie Goldberg, about three
feet In height amazed the audience by solo on
the piano
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| animation RSiid Oct. q