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W. H Freeman. $50 Pearl street.
Brooklyn. body and legs injured.
E 9. Gutes, 924 National avenue, Fort
Scott, Kan, head and body bruised.
Leo A. Loeb, Chicago: bruised.
Mrs. Leo n. Loeb, Chicago; slightly
bruised.
Miss Irvia Rothschilds. Chicago;
slightly injured.
Miss Beatrice Rosenberg. Chicago; in
juries slight
cagO, and Manhattan Hotel, New York;
left arm and back bruised.
c. B. Coates, $500 Frink street, Chi
.cago; briised and shocked.
T. L. FurgusOn. St Louis; back cut
and bruised: ankle sprained.
James Blakely, colored porter, New
York: bruised and shocked.
Charles Dickinson, Chicago; slightly
injured
Mrs. H. sanborne Smith, Rye, n. Y;
bruised and cut.
Theodore Douglass, - Broadway, New
York; slightly hurt.
H s. Beardsley. 43 Exchange place
New York; slightly bruised.
H S. Piepintrink, Joliet. Ill: slight
Fl. Tyree. Salt Lake City: bruised
The Rev. Edgar Cope. 265O North
Main street. philadelphia: bruised
". o. Duntlay. Chicago; slightly
injured.
Frank J.. Brown. Union Trust build
ing. San Francisco: injured about the
hands; taken to JohHstOwn Hospital.
G. 5. Garnett. coioreo. maid. 2SS
Wilton street. Jersey city; slightly
hurt about arms. neck. and legs; sent
to Altoona HOsD!tal.
w. r. Beale. Rcdding, Cal; bruised
slightly.
Mrs. w r. Beale, Reddins, Cal
slightly bruised.
s. W. Prince. Pneumatic Tool Com
pany, Chicago. hip and knee injured
Frank O'NCH. secretary MaiiiIs:sa n
monograph Company. Chicago; bruised.
{. J.. Knight, jr., manager electric
and wire rope department, American
Steel and Wire Company: bruised
J. r. Mcleod, 1u Ashton place, Brook
lyn. bruised and shocked.
J. Wood Wilson, Marion. Ind; hand
injured. back and arm bruised; Ale
geny general hospital.
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In fine condition for the St Louis af-
fair.
Mr.. Mccoy said that upon landing he
would telegraph directly 10 The Wash
ingtCn Times Office and requested thai
Captain Chandler he notified on tho re-
Ceipt Of any news from him.
The Spectators assembled on the hill
adjoining the gas tanks at Twelfth and
NJ streets southeast, from where the
ascension was made. as early as 9
O'Clock this morning. IT was 10 o'clock
before weather conditions were salts
factory enough to warrant filling up the
balloon.
Despite the great crowd Of people
there was but little TO be done by Ser
ScaHt r. W. Mont gOmery and detail OF
fourteen police officers who were around
the grounds to preserve the peace. The
only thing that gave promise Of an acci-
dent was the crumbling Of the bank on
the north side Of the hill. II sent a
number OF youngsters rolling down the
hill but none were hurt
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BAIL FOR FLOWER
ANAZES JEROME
Small Bond Destroys Hope
of Furnishing Alleged
SWindler.

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-An hope Of
bringing 20 trial here DR.. Richard c.
t4oWer, wanted to answer 10 sWIndling
charges involving over $I.GUJ.0O, has
Deeh abandoned by District Attorney
jerome With Flowers release In Pnila-
delphia yesterday on bail
III tloWer three years ago jumped q
bond Of S20,0O0 in this city Tne district
aIC2Tnty says 10 IS nonsense 70 expect
that he viii remain for triaI tt,l,I..,. =, 80
pan. ana that he could not understand
now DaH could have been fixed at thar
amount without District Attorney PAT
notified --0-- oe'I-5
DeLecuve McConylle. Who WAS Ure-
Pptdted 10 go 20 Philadelphia win s,T~a-
uItion papers for Flower. will 20 T0J.-y
ana make an effort 20 locate Ffo,CeT
found 81 nc CdH DC
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Will Oppose Jerome's Plan.

That was the one purpose Of Je-
rome'S fierce attack on young Mrs.
Thaw, and the only one. The appoint
ment of such a lunacy commission is
the single hope OF the prosecution. but
any effort on the part OF the district
attorney To gain his end will De opposed
with ali the force with which the de-
Tense is capable.
We claim that Thaw. although in
sane when he killed Stanford White.
has recovered his mental balance COM
p.ctely. His conduct in court during the
Onslaughts Of the district attorney upon
young Mrs. Thaw fully bore this out
He had steeled himself 10 the ordeal.
and although overcome for a few mo-
ments, even then acted as any normal
stances"
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Evelyn Was Grilled.

that Thaw's counsel will In any c.rcIm-
stances submit TO this plan.
= Why Evelyn Was Grilled.
The remorseless attack on Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw. during her cross-examina-
ton, was for the purpose Of torturinG
the wife So that her husband. Harry
Thaw. would become so enragcd as TO
give way to some violent Uutburst il
court said one OF Thaw's counsel to-
day.
Jerome knew the excitab.e nature OF
Thaw, and believed that when his wife
was grilled in this fashion. il would
make him break out in some Wild i'm
pulse or make some enraged statement
that would warrant the prosecution an
plying for the appointment OF a com
mission In lunacy TO examine into
ThaW's sanity now
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WOMAN IN BALLOON
CROSSES THE CHANNEL

LONDON, Feb. 23.-The Hon. Mrs.
HarbOrd made a daring and successful
balloon trip across the English channel.
The ascent was made at Chelsea at
1850 p. N. The balloon crossed the
channel in the neighbOrhOOd OF Calais
and descended 1T $50 a. m at StavelOt.
Belgium. in tine midst of n violent
SnOWstOrlD.
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THE BEST
COUGH CURE
Nix it Yourself

GO 70 your druggist ana get
one-half ounce Concentrated oil
OF pine; two ounces OF glycerine;
hall a pint Of good pure whis-
key; mix It up and shake thor
oughly, giycerins ana oil first,
then add the WhisEey. Use IN
tablespoon doses every four
hCUrz. The Concentrated oil Of
pine comes put up Tor medical
use in haIT-Cunce bottles each
enclosed II a small screWtop box
This protects IL from heat and
light II you do not find IL sealed
you know that you are not get
ting the real article. There are
also several patent medicines put
up TO resemble the concentrated
OIL OF pine and called by similar
names. This stuE VIII soon put
yol- stomach out Of order and
debility viii follow. The "Con-
coEtrated oil OF pine Is what you
want, and a RELIABLE Gruggist VIII
tell you that thig is strictly
pharmaceutical preparation anG
the only pine product that wiz
make q Eoluable mixture and not
cause nausea.
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John T. DUNNE DIES.

ELIZABETH. y. j.. Feb. 23.-Former
Congressman John T. Dunno died yes
terday OF kidney trouble at a local hos
pital, where he had been i'll for three
years. He was siXty-nine years old. and
the State.
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Mattewan Is Jerome's Hope.

Mattewan IS again the great cloud be-
fore the defense jerome, Thaw's law
yers believe, has practically given up
hope OF a conviction. They expect him
10 bend all his energies 10 showing
ThaW IS insane now.
They attribute his harsh handling Of
Evelyn Tbaw on CrOSS-eXaTliuation TO
q desire 10 goad Thaw into creating a
scene in court which would give him
good ground for ordering = lunacy
commission then and there. He has
been warned Of mis- lawyers idea of
JerOme's tactics aud his sclf-cOutrol is
exercised the more strongly on this ac-
count.
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Tragedy Halted Raid By
Police on Whites Studio

He arrived In this country a week ago
II has developed the purpose Of bring
ing him here was not to allow him TO
tell his story OF a French hypnOtist hav-
ing influenced Thaw to kill White.
Jerome viii have hard time getting
the fourteen letters written by Stanford
White 20 Evelyn ThaW, which Mr.
Hartrdge now holds.
II is probable, however, the letters will
go before the jury. nevertheless. They
are said TO be valuable to the defense
and will be offered in evidence. But
Thaw's lawyers do not intend to be
forced TO present them as being am
munitiOn for Jerome
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Church Notices.

CALVARY BAPTIST CFTr-RC-rT g = -
SIS SIS nv. Rev. Samuel H. Greene ID Il - -, =
r..-fV -f-eV an. sunday school. p. r Hrs-ov-
SUPERINTENDENT. public Worship yyifb e.-1.
~ lhe pastor. II Am. and T-3g' n IA .., -,
meeting s n - Inuraslay, 5s., pm; church prayer
I'm. ana sunday, 800 and 6-f5 % m All
are cordially invited. '-'-- n n u
EPISCOPAI-TRINITY. CHT-RC4 - 80 r,
SIS SIS. NV: Rev. Richard T. Williams. recror
'elsaIy 0f the present rector in
~ l@Ll1Ilon' ~. holy communion and ann iveT-
- - ss--lLloh' =. evening prayer. Former
PaTlShioners cordially invited It
UNITARIAN-AH Souls. Church. corner IAN
anu anu l. sts-i Ulysses c. B. Pierce rainfster-
$40 a. IN. Sunday school and class f0- ~.
comparative study Of religion. 10 a u, I,rT-,-
STUDY Glass; II am. morning service scr
Ii4oA - oy tne minister pm. Young Peoples
lsong1ellow centenary. addresses D.. Hon
v v IN; d, r. Chandler. Or. Hannis Taylor. George
T-I,.ls B2'eEIraI1. Rev Edward + Hale. Rev
t,iSS9ta u b- FlerCe- LCugfell0U music bs.
ehoir- All seats free at evening services. il
SERVICES AT CENTRAL. UNION MISSION.
o. a. = 1illa-dHa ave NV. sunday. February a.
- - ~ = Al-1 .-~Y pm Hon J. Adam
nesotai VIII deliver an address at the even
ing service Al are welcome u
THE RELATION Il EducatI8a 20 Divine
Law. subject OF address AZ the NeW-Caurch
NlAss4Chr LIZ . -. NV. second floor. ar 4
eicck pm All are cordially invited Il
THE PEOPLES CHURCH. Pythfan Tcmp1e
lcl1 Stn ST. NV. Alex Kent pastor VIII
speak at HIS of The Coming Pe1-Ia ..
Seats free. all welcome. IL
EvANGELIC4L CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHI ECH, Scottish Rite hail. L0J1 q 81 NV
morning lecture. by Bishop oliver O. Sab.u.
The Power Of Truth Subject gr rrrrtr.p
lecture. by Miss Martha L Van Noast
. eIn nper'tnce-'' Testimonial meeting Welres-
day evening az 80 seats free, All invited.
THE SECULAR UE-'.Immfrrstio- and
wages subject Of address by DR. w A.
tTotut: prelude by Mr. J. ". Nigh. az 3
D. m-, Pythian Temple. IGl- sth 81 NV Free
seats and free discussion u
THE GREAT PYRAMID as a Monument
or the Divine Plan u salvation an address
by j. Adam BOhueJ, an evangelist OF the
Watch Tower Bible and Tract SOciet-- In
fgthian Temple. 1912 s-h ST nv. Suuda-
3 pm AT I-aD pm. Wise and Foolish
virgins seats free. no collection Il
Y. W. C.. A.-sunday. vesper services NJ t.s5
pm. the genera! secretary, Miss Florence
NJ Brown. viii speak on the Mission Work
IN South America Rooms open from 70
pm on sunday L
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - First Church os
Christ. Scientist, 18th and z ste. Gv.s service.
sunday, II Am and pm Subject ''Dh hris-
Jesus. SUNDAY scll27;. y an. WEDNESDAY. s
Free reading rooms IN the Traders National
Bank building, 10Th ST. and PennsylvaLlia ave
NV II
CENTRAL. PRESBYTERIAN Southern As
semblyJ. corner u and I sts- uv.. Rev.
James II Taylor. pastor. win preach at e.
am. and 30 pm sunday school. $50 g. r1-.
Y p. =. $50 pm prayer meeting, 1880
THURSDAY. Seats free, al welcome jas sa-tc
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. eth and ID SIS. ne
Services every sunday at u am. and ..4- pm
Pastor. George a MILLER SUlGa~ school.
$50 a fsTo-sa-tr
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Married.

3. 1895. at ST. Mary's Church Alexandrfa
Va. WILLIAM J. FRABER and HELEN
X. SULLIVAN. II
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CONTINUED from First Page.)

mains whole year. previous to the
time Of her marriage. during which
Evelyn and Thaw were on intimate
terms. to be explained. That damaging
revelations will be wTung from the girl
no one doubts.
But the defense is ready for these
things. During the long months Jerome
was preparing his case Thaw money
was used 10 good advantage. Through
his detectives the defense kept itself in
formed of every witness he examined.
District Attorney jerome has bought
just about $4,000 worth OF gold bricks, %
was the declaration Of the lawyer quot
ed. He has kept at his command many
witnesses whose testimony are absolute
" worthless. Then they went 20 Jerome
and he took them Up. If Jerome tries
10 use them we can discredit them
easily"
Alleged Valet a "Gold Brick"
A man claiming to be former valet
of Thaw. who is said 20 have been
brought here from Europe by Jerome.
was referred TO as one Of the gold
bricks" AS a matter Of fact Thaw s
attorney said he had just two Wallets
in the last eight years. one was Bed
ford. now dead. The other was Morley.
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JEROME WOULD DROP
7HAWS PROSECUTION
TO PROVE INSANITY

NEW YORK. Feb 23.-It was reported
today that the prosecution in the trial
of Harry Thaw is now ready 10 drop its
eudeavor 10 convict and ask for a
Iunacy commission 10 show the prisoner
a mad man.
II was said that District Attorney
jerome had informed members OF his
staff that DR.. Deemar and DR.. Blnga-
man. Thaw family physicians. can
supply all tho evidence that is rcQJi-ed
to prove that Harry Thaw has suffered
from heriditary insanity. and that his
malady has progressed to such a stage
that Lis recovery is impossible
On the authority Of one connected with
the Office OF the district attorney. the
statement was made that the prosecution
stands ready at a moments notice TO
mako a quick switch and ask that Thaw
be committed TO the asylum Tor the
Grim nal insane. at Matteawan. The dis
trict attorney has not committed him
self. as to his own opinion regarding
Thaws sanity. He has at var Gus times.
however. in open court, ammo Inced that
ne has no wish to proceed further with
the trial of Thaw, after he becomes con-
vinced that the man is insane.
Evidence of Thaw Physicians.
DIR. Deemar and Dr. Bingaman are the
Thaw family physicians, and the dis
trict attorney knows they are ready 20
testify that Thaw was deficient In his
mental and moral balance from his
earliest childhood, The two physicians
were fist summoned 10 court as wit
Uesses for the defense and the calling
Of them as witnesses for the prosecution.
IT is believed. Will have a strong effect.
even should they not be used for the
purpose of establishing the insanity Of
Thaw
There are those who counsel the rela-
tiVes and friends of the defendant to
enter no objection If the district attor-
ney moves 10 have commission ap-
pointed to inquire into the mental con-
dition of Thaw.
on the other hand. it is not believed
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telegraph to the dispatcher at Pitts
burg that the injured passengers desir-
ing 10 conti-ue on West would be placed
aboard train No. % and sent on to
their destinations unless they desired.
ON account of their Injuries 10 stop in
Pittsburg.
In this event. Superintendent Longs
Instructions read that the passengers
be cared for in hospitals "a the expense
Of the Pennsylvania road. He also wired
TO Pittsburg officials TO purchase any
clothing needed by the passengers, and
charge II 70 the company
All passengers desiring to return East
were taken on an early morning train
Officials Maintain Secrecy.
Never in the history Of railroading
In this section have suCn extraordinary
precautions been taken by the officials
OF the railroad TO conceal the real ex-
tent OF d disastrous wreck
Reporters going 10 the scene Of the
disaster upon the relief train which
left the Johnst1wn passenger station
shortly before l o'clock were esectci
from the train.
Efforts were made TO charter an en-
glne 10 take men to the scene. IN
quires were referred from one Official
TO another, until it was finally stated
that under no conditions would an err
Eine be allowed to IeaVe the Cone
mdugh yards for the purpose or taking
men TO Mineral Point In fact no IN
leak out from any GaITroad source.
Inquiries as TO which train mad left
the rails were unanswered.
Scene Is Where Road Crosses River.
The scene of the wreck is known as
the viaduct, where the Pennsylvania
railroad crosses the Conemaugh river.
nearly mile west of South Fork and
almost an equal distance from Mineral
Point. The viaduct is constructed Of
stone and is one OF the highest bridges
on the mountain division. 1t spans the
deep ravine that the Conemaugh river
wears deeper and deeper with each sue
hceeding day and Is not less than fifty
, leet high above the river bed.
The span Of rOadbed between South
Fork and Conemaugh is the worst on
the Pennsylvania,s mountain system.
From South Fork TO Conemaugh II
winds SCrpenttne like. as Ii follows the
course of the COnemaugh river. one OF
The heavy curves being at the yirduCt
and another at bridge No. 8.
AT the scene Of the wreck the bridge
sWcrYes abruptly from the northeast To
The southeast, and the course of the
curve for weStbOund trains being toward
the Conemaugh. The curve at that
point is one of the most abrupt on the
entire system and leans directly over
The bed OF the stream.
Had Planned to Make Changes.
The Pennsylvania railroad has for sew
eral years figured on the possibility of
eliminating the dangerous curves at
that place and had prepared plans for
the STRENGTHENING OF the tracks at that
point Work in that section IS expected
10 begin early this spring. 1t was in
this nelghborhOod that the steel ties
were being tested and the accident may
have been due TO the breaking of one Of
these ties.
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AL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES

y lily co DOWN TOWN 10 get your
clock repaired when you can drop a
postal u
T. ?. CALLAHAN, The Clock sdan,
% Goth 81. NV. and get it repaired at
a more liberal rate fe7-2ot
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE - First Church q
Christ. Scientist, 18th and z ste. Ev.s service.
sunday, II a and pm Subject Christ
Jesus" sunday schp1.. Il am. wednesday. s
pm. Public co-diaHy invited Al seats Gree
Free reading rooms IN tho Traders National
Bank building. 10th ST. and Pennsylvania ave
NV u
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Special Notices.


THE ANNUAL meeting OF the stock
holders of the PitLsburg-TOnOpah Gold
Mining Company. Tor the purpose OF
eleCtinF nine trustees for the ensuing
year, viii be held at the Office OF the
company, i4l MuEsey Building, Wash
lnStou, -. G., on =0nday, March 4, 1901.
ALBERT H SCOTT. Secretary II
THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART
VIII pe open 20 the public, free OF
charge, on the evenings OF February %
February g. March l. March 5, and
March s. 1gJ7- between the hours OF s
and 70 O'Clock D. N. K. 3 MCGUIRE,
Director fe2-4t
EDMOND o. PIGEON, D. D. s.,
ReponsibIe Filings. Crown. and Bridgeworiz.
Plates. and ELtracting- Corner y and 5th
So 1li-I 1-ftt- fe-'-u
Sewing Machines Slightly Used IS
and up Easy terms soc weekly: ma
chimes rented, 50 cents weekly; machines
repaired, 81 cents and up; drop postal
ROBERTSON, 1910 7th 81 NV. fe19-tf
DR. W. r WALDO, DENTIST C3IO
East Cap sL). Will occupy his down.
tow Office beginning MONDAY, FEB
RJARH IS llu1 G st. NV. feI6-30t
VENTILATION WITHOUT DRAuGHT
the most essential TO retain health
Equip your Churches. School Houses,
Office Rooms. Sleeping Apartments. &c,
with PULLMAN AUTOMATIC VEN
IILAIOES." economical and everlast-
ing II g hIDWELL. Wash, D. c.
mgr for company. Office, Iz56 3lst ST
Phone West 6lL fe10-60t
ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES
repaired and guaranteed / VI. soc. New
Singer and Wheeler Wilson machines
sold m cash prices 5gc weekly payments.
hkANEk'S. 435 Ith 81. sw. Phone NJ
t51S or crop postal. viii call; open nights
5 p. ~ fe5-tf
Why co DOWN TOWN 10 get your
clock repaired when you can drop q
postal 70
7. 2. CALLAHAN, The Clock Han,
sZ3 Goth 81. NV. and get il repafred az
a more liberal rate fe7-30t
DR. CARLETON VAUGHAN,
Reliable Dentistry; not the cheapest, but
tho best at the most reasonable prices
1912 + St n. W. Phone 2o56.
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DR.. CARLETON VAUGHAN.

Reliable Dentistry; not the cheapest, but
tho best az the most reasonable prices
1912 St N W Phone 2o56.
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UNDERTAKERS.

EOAKLEY JENKINS,
s03 II st. n. W. Main 4S5G
WIZ. S. RILEY,
200 I'd St. 5. E. Phone East sSs
ieII-tf
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EDMOND 0. PIGEON, D. D. s.,
sewing IEaohines sIlghtly go s.

Responsible Filings. Crown. and BridgeworIz,
Plates and Extracting Corner y and 5th
SITS. Main EHF fos0-tf
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that Thaw's counsel viii In any c.rcm-
stances submit to this plan.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE-'.Immirrat and
Wages subject Of address hy ur W A
Crouut- prelude by Mr.. J. ". Nigh. az 3
D. H.; PyJhian Temple IGIe 9Th 81 NV. T--ee
seats and free discussion u
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

1914 st. Northwest. Phone II. 427s.
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and up Easy terms. Soc weekly: ma
chimes rented, 50 cents weekly; machines
repaired, 50 cents and up: drop postal
ROBERTSON. 1910 7th 81 NV. feIs-tf
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BALLOON SCARS OVER
CITY WHILE CROWDS CHEER

Continued from First Page)
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7. W. O.. A--Sunday. vesper services ar $50
pm. the genera! secretary. Miss Florence
NJ Brown. Will speak on the Mission Work
of the Association. and New Associations
IN South America" Rooms oucn from 70 =
pm sunday u
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CENTRAL. PRESBYTERIAN tS1uthe-n As
sembly). corner u and I sts- uU.. ECv
James r. Taylor. pastor. win preach at Il
am. aEd 30 pm; sunday school $50 am
Y. p. =. $50 pm. prayer meeting. 1.s
THURSDAY. Seats free, al welcome Jacf-sa-tt
c.LrrLa - L.rl--rL.L- - - In = h.
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81. ". =. WAnno. pENT1sr 90
WITHOUT DRAYTGHT

East Cap sL). viii occupy his down.
town Office beginning MONDAY. FEB
RUARY is, l1y1 G st. NV feI6-3Ot
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''IHE GREAT PYRAMID as n N0n-07ert
or the Divine Plan u salvation an address
by j. Adam BOhnet. an evangelist OF the
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society. In
Fythiau Temple. 1912 s-h ST. NV Suudav
3 pm AT I-aD pm. Wise and Foolish
NirEins.- SeaIs free. ~ collection. L
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- S.ALNARf BAPTIST CHURCH. Stb ana n
so.,-y.S0 am. sunday school. p n fl~41C--
advancement: public worship, with sermon.
BlDie Club. Thursday. pm cF77rct r,--.
G elhs' pm Endeavor meetings. Tuesga{-
- p-'ll-. ana sunday, $3.50 and 6.4j pm. All
--4F-AfA4
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salt. When blended stir in grad ualy
three quarters of a cupful OF milk Wheh
the sauce is smooth and thick slip the
hot-water pan underneath. then add
one-half a cupful Of fine stale bread
crumbs and one-quarter Of pound OF
grated or chopped cheese Cover anu
stir often until the cheese 70 melted lhel
add three well beaten eggs. ENtlnSu ulsh
the light and serve at once
Egg and Tomato Scramble.-hell one
tablespOonful Of butter in the blaZer-
add one pint OF tomato sauce which has
been previously stewed with a little
chopped onion and a high seasoning
then strain. When boiling hot snip lne
water pan underneath Add SIX eggs
slightly beaten and half teaspoonIul or
salt Stir continually until the mixture
is quite thick and creamy tnen serve
quickly.
Macaroni Italienne.-During the day
boil one-ouarter of a pound Of maca-
roni in salted water until tender: then
drain. cut into inch lengths. rinse well
and let stand in cold water until need
ed, then drain thoroughly. In the
blazer melt one tablespoonful Of butter
until slightly Drowned. Add one pint OF
weIl-seasoned thick tomato sauce and
two teaspoonfuls OF beef extract Stir
in the macarOni. lift and stir occasion
ally until heated through Sprinkle IN
a half cupful of grated cheese. add one
tablespoonful Of chopped parsley ana
serve