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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-06-06
Sepvlclo Especial del boIetm Meftanln
0ABLEGRAMAS.
Otl.o 2tentad0
contra eI Gear
La guardia de palacio amotinada

Nueva York, jueves.-Los despachos que
Sc recben de San Petersburgo dicen que ell
Car Sc ha salvado milagrosamente de un nue.
vo atentado contra su vida.
Una parte de la guardia de palacio sc ha
amotinado contra ell soberano que corri6 inmi-
nente riesgo de pereer.
Dentro del palacio imperial Sc ha librado
una verdadera batalla.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
Deaths

Sallie C. NsuAlStyne, g. years. ln SIX
teenJh street northwest
Robert 81. Wilson 81 years, 3-5 Penn
gylyauia avenue northwest
T. Charming Roper. 81 years, Ashhu-n
apartments. Thirteenth and Harvard
streets.
Rebecca II Houyday. Sc years Louise
Home
Mary I. Ritchie. . years. 200 Niscon-
Arthur r. Williams. Q years, l2H It
street northeast.
MARY r. HooleH 20 wears. Third and
1T streets northeast
Alice Skillman. O. years, ls9 C0rcoTan
street northwest
Jessie F. King. q years, 2512 Seven
teenth street northwest.
Mary b Calvert. a years. 1918 Ninth
street northwest,
Ella q. Manderneld. % years. coo II
street northwest
John q. lockwood, IS years. 12l5 East
Capitol street.
John smith, a years. 1912 First street
Arthur Bell, 25 years, 1913 Temperance
avenue.
Maria ]. Young. 20 years. Home for
the Aged and InhTm.
Frances Frazier, 45 years, Freedmen S
Hospital
Annie l. Hawkins, % years, poo Co
lumbia terrace.
Marie Thomas. 81 years. il6 Sixteenth
street southeast
VenIa Henson. months. 900 First
street southeast
Ethel Littleiohn, 3 months. 423 Liner
lex court southwest
Mary Coleman, : day, PHI r street
mort Invest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
EVELYN MADE AUDIENCE WEEP
WHEN ONLY FIVE YEARS OLD

Lock street now owned by Postmaster
Ready. and The family lived there until
1892, when t.ry moved 90 Allegheny.
"Iu chs second Lock street house
Howard %ezpt was born au February
IS Isy The then Mrs. S-sbj,. now Mrs.
Charles T. Holman. had the reputation
90 fleeing "a careful mrtfr. Eiul
un.guuHr. ANA 60 generous friend.
Little lF".rl d. -HIl lH Dave be-H H
particularly interesting child very
quiet. sHHI-W tII slE, and Hr. who HsI
nor make friends. hgr extremely loyal
Io those vino gained her cuularuus- She
was % very beautiful child. with Tc-
maTk1hE sweet voice.
The writer tells OF her first public
appearance al IEr age of i've years al
"a memorial service held iH the MeJIa-
dist Episcopal Church for those MEM
H.r- OF The congregation who had died
ufulIv decorated, ana immense bank of
pin. The writer says '-Iu the midst of
the solemn hush of the service came the
sweet voice of child singing. II was
Ltue Florence Evelyn hidden behind
the pEeTsreeus and I'm a. voice which
VIII mes or he forgotten and which could
be distinctly heard over the large aus
dgt0riuW came he words. We Are Co
ing Down the Valley, one hy one
Before the song was half finished
nearly The entire audience was moved
q. Tears SOFTLY. sWeeIly- but still dis
JucIiy, came the words of the song.
Dr. was a splendid triumph for a little
child ana the mcmCry of il stin fingers
i'm thc heart of the people here
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
COMMITTEE HEARS
Of SCHOOL NEEDS
IN THE DISTRICT
viii Probably Restore
Items Cut Out of the
Appropriation.

The District of Columbia appropria-
tiuu matter received the attention of
the District subcommittee of the appro-
priai1n committee this forenoon. on the
Senate side. The subcommittee is com
posed of Senators Gallinger, Clay. and
Tiumau, but Senator Tiuman was not
able 10 be present.
The District Commits si0neTs presented
their views about the District appro-
pr.aUou bill and the members of the
School Board as well as Superintendent
Chancellor were also heard Mr.. Cox
made the presentation on behalf Of the
School Board. presenting the necessities
of the public schools, the Fairgrounds.
ccrudn school buildings that have been
omitted from the measure. and partIcu-
larry the appropriation of $3.50 for
scientific equipment of the high schools
The hearing ON behalf of the School
Board was regarded as favorable %
the restoration of items for which esti-
mates had been made but were left out
OF the bill.
Senator Gallinger today introduced
on behalf Of the District Commission
ers a bill 10 regulate lOaning money in
the District 10y persons or c0rpOrations
other than banks or trust companies
II requires that licenses shall be is
sued To such money lenders, aud gives
the Commissioners general super
vision of the business requiring the
lenders 10 keep records subtcr To the
inspection Of the COmmissi lners Each
Individual or concern must give 50. 900
bond To conduct this business properly.
Public hearings shall be held en- gppli-
cations for licenses TO conduct the
business.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09

No matter if he was waster. spendtlrift
debauche. as me b. said 20 have been,
ne ioNed TINS woman with all that was
good and honorable and clilyalFOUs.
Somewhere his affection for her. struck
down It's roots ia hls heart until IL came
10 where the eternal fountains nlW.
ana ne gives 10 her a love that baptizes
and Tedeems them both 10 is "a love
So vast that il. covers her past with "a
mantle OF forgiveness SO protecting rlaL
IL seeks 10 shield her even from herself
80 tender and COmpreheudiug that 70
might be the love Of mother brOodius
over her babe.
No better proof OF this is needed than
the packet OF letters. some addressed 20
Evelyn by IhaW, some addressed 90 his
lawyer, Mr.. Longieli0w, that were read
al tie opening OF court They were not
good letters from a critical gDisiulaTBrV
standpoint. They were bunEliuE. fTag-
mentary. disjointed. bat they were the
letters Of man not accustomed 10
much writing. ana who was helpless in
the grasp of au emotion that ha did
not know how 10 express on paper
Above all. though. they were moving and
convincing human documents breathing
IN every line of passionate devotion. "a
high delicacy OF feeling. and a fever
ence and pity for the woman he loved
that knew no bounds.
Perhaps lovers are all insane-but IL
would be- mighty hard 10 get verdict
brought in 20 that effect
Another span OL The web so -uEsu-
iously spun Dv tine two spiders. White
and Hummel, Tor this simple little Ms.
consisted in h8Ving her sign Tie am
daylt against Thaw .n Whites tower
room, without her having any idea OF
IT'S purp0rt 20 which she puL her name.
NJ Belmas made Mrs. TuaW tell over
again how she refused time and time
again 10 marry the young millionaire
who offered her wealth and the shelter
or his name and protection. IT must
have seemed 60 the poor little creature
who had been battered about the world
So cruelty and who could forecast lcT
own fus4ge lu that of other women az
LeT kink she knew. who grew old and
lost Ihel. beauty and came al last %
ge miserable gutrasts. Ike the gates 90
Paradise But she refused 10 enter, be-
cause IL w0ula iu5-re the man she
loved
II knew lr would b. q good thing for
maT SHE said. DAT ] knew o. was a
bad thing for him ] was-What I was.
People knew about Stanford White and
T. would separate him CThIWi from his
family. loved him too wei, t1 want
10 Eur. lim
And so the curtain went down n the
srd OF Tie first act of JHe trial OF
Harry * TIaW Ju "a man and woman
who out Of evil had brought good and lu
EHc mirr had found the greatest thing
in the worid-LDNE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09

PITTSEVRg, Feb. AIRS. Harry *
Thaw made her first public appearance
as a singer Jt a church entertainment
at Talautam. Pa where SHE sang eve
Are GOING Down tu, valley. Slc was
but five years of age -t that time. ac-
curlius to correspondent to the Valley
News, of that place. This correspondents
who asserts that u- mas known Florence
since birth, writes to the editor of tlr
Valley News ass follows.
Here iu thg town of he's airIl she D.
remembered boy many who can scarce
believe that she sWeer-lared child oi
hut "a few years ago is 4IN J4l central
figure Of wurid-flmrI tragedy.
Eyelyu's father, Winfield Scott NesbiJ
was born and reared on o. farm about
two miles from Tar8Hlum, and during his
young manhood lived with his parents
in East Tenth avenue. Tie married
Evelyn Florence Mckenzie. OF Ale
gheny, on February s. 1854 the ceremony
being performed 10y The Rev. James A.
BaueHtlue, now deceased, bun Jh,n pas
rar of the Tarautum Methodist Epis-
oupal Church, ard ID former cIJssmate
of MI Nesbit. at Allegheny College,
Meadvule
shortly after their suaTTiage AIr. and
Mrs NpEbiL moved To- TaT4urum and
made their home n ii house Boa Lock
street. 10 is now owned by Hugh Scott
Here Evelyn WAS born 4 few months
later Mr.. Nesbit built the house iu
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
Harry 1haw S Love
For EOeIyn NeSM
Trials Bright Spot
Young MllionaireS Devotion to the Unfortunate
Chorus Girl is Proven in Every Line of
Testimony Already Brought Out
By DOROTHY DIX.

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-After the trag-
edy OF her betrayed childhood. which
EVELYN Nesbit Thaw revealed the first
day upon the witness stand, all that
followed. no matter how dark and sor-
rowful, was bound TO come az kind
OF anti-climaX.
The worst has been told. -sothing else
could ever approach the horror Of that
story Of a poor. beautiful, foolish, ig-
uoraut girl of sixteen. pursued with the
stealth and ferocity of a panther by
man old enough TO be her grandfather
and wise Ia every art of betrayal. how
he marked her for his prey when he
first saw her. O. slim, young child
dancing on the stage, how he stalked
her down. how Dee woed her % him with
his gifts; how He lulled her suspicious
10 rest. and how. when she utterly
trusted him and rrveTcd him like "a god.
for What she thought Was his goodness
10 her. he turned upon her and Stayed
all that was good and pure and iHno-
cent la her, made mp q recital that
seemed 10 those who heard 81. 10 drip
blood al every word So yesterday, when
she went back upon the witness stand,
her testimony. sad enough and black
enough as II was. heaven knows, lacked
something OF the poiguancy of The day
before. But II the first day she had
drawn the outlines OF che picture, yes
terday she filed in the details aud
showed E0W Stanford White. not con-
tent with having robbed her OF her
good name. schemed 90 separate her
from the only man who had ever offered
her an honest love iu all her toy life.
and planned 20 make her the lowest OF
an created things woman black
mailer.
Two figures stood out prominently iu
the picture, one co. Stanford White all
ways seeking % drag the girl down. tie
other Harry ThaW, always trying 90
save her % protect ue.. ANA 10 Try 90
lift her Ip- As the trial prosress-s, one
strange thing becomes more and more
apparent that is that out OF ,Ae mir- in
which aU the persouaEes concerned iB
this case were sunk. there blo0med one
white flower or purity and goodness. as
O. lily night spring from muck heap.
anu that was Harry ThaWs love Tor
Evelyn Nes1it-
so matter what he may have been.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
THINK JEROME
HAS BLUNDERED

NEW YORK. Feb. Am error OF law
has cIepy into the trial OK Harry Thaw
that in the event az his conviction viii
insure !srU another trial for the killing
OF Stanford White. IL is said the
opinion is expressed by three justices
OF Jhe supreme court now sitting here.
The names of the Justices are held for
obvious reasons
These justices say the court OF appeals
viii grut Ihaw "a new trial on one of
the simplest Incidents of the trial-the
leaning forward of Evelyn NesbiJ Thaw
in tae witness chair and whispering 10
the prosecutor the names of men and
women whom she knew In company
with White.
This incident followed stipulation
of counsel for both sides that the names
Of persons figuring i'm her story should
NOT be mentioned. The whispering Of
the names go Jerome violated the agree
ment
should the prosecutor make use Of
the Information impaired TO him by the
witness ey calling other Witnesses II
VIII only be necessary Tor the conner-
tiou a. bee shown IA order 10 induce
the court of appeals 10 grant a new
Jrial An the counsel Tor the defense
viii have 20 do Is 70 show the counec-
tion between the whispers of the wit
ness and the action prompted thereby
Oa the part OF the prosecutor.
Harry IlaW selected his counsel be-
cause they were good bridge whist
players ThaW frequently played
bridge whist AT "a club. Both lawyers
are expert players. When ThaW drop
ped former Judge Olcott, who Is not a
bridge whist player. ne engaged Glea-
son and HaFtridse. Judge Deimas IS
considered one of the best players on
the Pacific coast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
HOW THE CASE STANDS TO-DAY.
For the Prosecution

Unrefuted testimony of Warner Paxton,
Never Cohen, Henry F. Please, and
Paul Brudi. that they saw Thaw shoot
and kill White.
Policeman Debs' unrcfuted testimony
that ThaW admitted shooting White.
The breakdown of Dir c. c. Wiley, Of
Pittsburg, the first aIenist called by the
defense. under ross-eXamination Of
jerome.
The early handling Of the ease by the de
Tense which eliminated in discord Of
counsel and the selection of Judge
DcImas to succeed Mr.. Gleason as chief
counsel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
For the Defense

Testimony of Benjamin Bowman. stage
doorkeepeI of Madison Square Theater,
that White threatened ThaW's life
Testimony Of DR.. John Deemar and DR..
John G. Bingerman, that Thaw showed
evidences of mental unsoundness.
Thomas McCaleb's declaration that Thaw
showed signs of being irrational Just
before the shooting.
The life story Of Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, of
fered TO show a reason for Thaw's
mental unsoundness and a justification
for his act
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
STEADY HAND
A Surgeons Hand Should Be the Finn
est of All.

n Jul Gun , manu- SAANAA4 NAlE 4 I'M
est Of All.
"For fifteen years have suffered from
insomnia. indigestion and nervousness
as a result OF coffee drinking" said a
surgeon the other day.
"The dyspepsia became so bad that
had 10 limit myself 10 one cup al break
fast. Even this caused me TO lose my
food soon after l ate it,
All the attendant symptoms of indi-
gestiou, such as heart burn, palpitatiOn,
water brash. Wakefulness or disturbed
sleep. bad taste in the mouth, nervous
ness, etc, were present To such a degree
as TO incapacitate me for my practice as
q surgeon.
''Fhe result of leaving on coffee and
drinking Postum. was simply marvellous.
The change was wrought forthwith, my
hand steadied and my normal condition
Of health was restored" Name given
by Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich.
There's a reason" Read the famous
little book. The Road To MELVILLE, %
IN pkgs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
JACK BARRYMORE
DODGES SUMMONS

NEW YORK, Feb. Slack Barrymore,
first sweetheart of Evelyn Nesbi,t an
actor-artist brother of Ethel Barrymore,
is in hiding from District Attorney
Jeromes subpoena servers.
A dispatch from Boston today saws
that Barrymore, who was with his sis
teF.s theatrical company there, has mys-
teriously disappeared and just at the
time that several county detectives from
JerOmes office arrived.
The sleuths are now seeking the hero
Of Evelyn Nesbits first romonce in the
vicinity of Boston
on the witness stand, Evelyn Nesbir
Thaw sWore that she had loved Jack
Barrymore when she first came 10 New
York and that Stanford White. In his
jealousy. sent her tu a school at Pomp-
ton, y. j., 10 get her away from her
charmeT.
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him forth into the world "a free man.
Thirteen Trial days have passed since
ThaW faced the bar for the first time
In those day the wheel of Justice
IEovtG rg.euIIe-sly forward a jury was
selected, the States case outlined and
aI,-yltvI, ana Jle taking of testimony
IuY Il- defense commenced
Tile long trial DAYS are ahead with the
luter.uiuable examinations of alienIsts
and the minor witnesses brought on by
the State 10 Tebut the detense's testi-
mOHN
Tho ThaW trial has already made one
new record In the history Of big GRIM
iuat cases. The pros =cutiOn outlined and
presented all its eNidt nee within the two
hours.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
" BATHTUB " WOMAN
READY To TESTIFY

PARIS. Feb. t->ar newspapers OF
Paris ar. devuting much space Co the
PROCEEDINGS of the TLaw trial in New
York. aud ass result many persons are
coming forward anxious TO testify 10
T.aw's alleged escapadeS ia Paris,
which Ia-y declare can be- explained only
,n Che ground tLat be- was insane.
4 woman from whom TLaw rented am
slartWtus IG this city uaS visited Consul
General Mason and rrcouIJlC numerous
episodes of IulW.s stay.
Another woman. who says sHs lS au
American. haas informed tHe neg spaIeIs
Jlay SHE figured iu the 'HaJhtub Incl
.auJ tH which reference was made DOB
Evelyn NesuiL TLaW testimony yssLsT-
t.I.- This woman makes IuTLHaT ale
-alluu= OF ugIJge.i Jngut an Tae hands co..
TEaW. and declares Le gave her S.Du
rH compensate heF for the injuries -h=
.H-ttllrd
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
CANADA STOPS
THAW DETAILS

OTTAWA, Ontario, Feb. 9.-The post
master general announced in the house
last night that newspapers publishing
,he details OF Tie Thaw trial would be
denied transmission through the Cana
dian mails This statement was evoked
by a complaint from DR.. Stockton. mem
Der for ST John, y. B., of the publica-
ton in local paper of Mrs. Thaw s
evidence
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
EVELYN MIAED
ON BIRTH DATE

rITTSEJRG, Pa, Feb. "A start
Ing Discrepancy between statements.
each made under oath by AIRS. Harry
is. Taaw. Is being discussed widely here.
rs asl asked on tle stand.
-Nagg wgsa SOU born" AIRS. Thaw re-
u.ieI-
'D"HHUu.I -. I,>t' Iu the Allegheny
county marriage licenses. where She
made application uu April q, 1900. Evelyn
-WaET= IlIr she was born ON December
81. fr~1s and u-r mother bears her puI.
The settlement OF Mrs Holman who
Was present Is also attached 90 THAT
application, and she declared that Eve
iEu was nineteen years old.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
VITAL RECORDS
Births

Albert and Ida Nav Baumau. boy.
William. IT.. and Margaret j. EuTcus.
boy.
Harry 7. and Alberta IT, 7. Burns,
girl
John r. and Agnes l.. Costello. girl
Clarence n. ard Carrie Jewell, boy,
Warren W and Evelyn g. Foster.
boz
Morton p. and Catherine A. Keoue
girl
Herbert =. and Grace W. Lewis. girl
Morris and Rose Lsyiutun. boz.
I~adorr and 1hsrubins PavaTiua, boy.
John L. and Luttie A Roland boy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
Died.

BARRY-Ou February e. 1907. al Providence
Hospital. Miss JOHANNA JOSEPHINE
BARRY.
Particulars in another column
COOPER-On Friday. February s. 1907. al
$3.50 p. m, DAVID T.. COOPER beloved
husband 81 Elizabeth Cooper NEE Dowusl.
on his sixty-forrth birthday.
Funeral from the FesidAEs1 OF his daugh-
ter Mrs. Benjamin r. Liuthicum. sz3 Fourth
street northeast, Monday. February H. at 2
D. IL
GRIGSBY-On Friday. February S. 1907 az
go a. m. ROBERT z. GRIGSBY the be-
loved husband Of olive GTigsby. aged
f0rty-tWO years.
Asleep Ga Jesus.
viii be buried from the Fifth Baptist
Church Funeral will be private, at his
late residence. 52l n street southwest. Mon
day. ,. N. feS-2t
WALTON February s. 1901. WILLIAM
WALL.
Particulars In another column.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
Marriage Licenses.

Bradley Simpson. Dayton, Md, and
Edna Drenby, Baltimore. Md.
Charles Goldberg ana Rosie Feinberg;
both of Baltimore. Md
Eddie Brent and Malinda Qualls.
Sol HerZog and EsteIIe Peyser.
Morten Q Macdonald OF this city.
and Hazel HeImsen, Riverdale. Nd.
Herman i. Richardson and Frederick
a. Hoppe, both Of Baltimore.
John j. Fegan and Mary T.. Scott
Franklin Price, Philadelphia, and Alice
Howes, Pittsblrg, Pa.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
In the Privacy Of Your Own
Home Without Medicine.
See free Coupon Below.

WIIh0ut Tie use u pms UITEaiIFcs 0r
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09
WEEKS BEFORE
THAW VERDICT

NEW YORK. Feb. Starry Thaw
will not know his fate for three weeks
The taking OF testimony in the trial
viii require at least that time and T.
may be longer before the jury retires 20
weigh Tie evidence that viii consien
Harry Thaw 10 the electric chair for
the killing of Stanford White or send
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-09

E-h. fEEETIraIs CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
ErI--=e1ttlsl K.t- EaI. I5I- - 30. I...-
Services. % ann. and 7-51 U-m- subject q
HsHIaiu- lecture Hr Bishop Oliver a. SaLtn
"DlT Oneness With Cod subject 1f even
lHg l-rrura. Lr Ail=s Martha T. Van Naasl.
--Ihe Great Teacher Testimonial meeting.
N aIu--IaE evening az s.la- seats free. all
invited u
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Special Notices.

AGE PENSION law now ia force u
years. 81; ~ years SIS; = years. s20;
charge, Z5c. THEODORE L. BAKER.
Notary Public. Z1g1 BrightWOod avenue
northwest. feast
ALL MAKES or SEWING MACHINES
repaired and guaranteed 1 vt. Zoe. New
Singer and Wheeler Wilson machines
sold al cash prices Zoe weekly payments.
kttAMEkS, 4g5 1th S. sw. Phone II.
COS or drop postal, VIII call, open nights
p. IN. fe5-I
THE GOODS now stored in our ware
house Of the following names, r C.
AOrey. Nellie MOllet. c. n Barnes. Mrs.
Willis. Mrs. DreXel, Mrs Slater. Mrs.
Knabe, viii be sold SATURDAY. FEB.
% AT the National Auction Co. l3Lh St.
bet. o a. ii SITS, 10 pay storage charges.
THE JULIUS LANSBURGH FURNI-
TURE AND CARPET CO Jal6.1-fe9.ZO
WHY GO DOWN TOWN 20 get your
clock repaired when you can drop
postal 10
Z 2. CALLAHAN, The Clock Kan
- -0gh ST. nw- and get Il repaired az
more liberal rate. fel-5Jt
feI-35t
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Married.

EAR-DOWNING-On January q. IgG.. ai
the Trinity Methodist Episcopal parsonag-
Alexandra. Va, SEYMOUR FREAR and
SELMA r. DOWNING II
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - First Church 4
Christ -cIrHtisI. 18Th and il, SIS NV service
sunday Do a1u- ANA E-rl- subject soul
sunday school ID 1.u-- "Wednesday
Is.uf- Public cordially invited An seats free
Free reading rooms il the Traders National
Bank building. 10th So. anu Pennsylvania ave
uW. j.