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The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-22
 LETTERS PRESENTED Thaw's Writings Brought in, Despite Jerome's Ob-
 jections. CORROBORATES GIRLS TALE Teacher of Thaw as Child Will Tes- tify To-day-Defcnse May Fin
 ish by Friday.
CORROBORATES GIRL s TALL

New York, Jan 21.--District Attor- ney Jerome's long and severe cross examination of Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw at the trial of her husband came to an end late to-day The at torneys for the defense then succeed ed in placing in evidence letter, writteni by the defendant in the fall of 19O3 which completely corroborated the claim that the girl who was to be- come his wife did tell him the story of her relations with Stanford White, much as she has related it upon the stand at this and the former trial.
 This letter was one of dozen which were read to the jury as tend ing to corroborate young Mrs. Thaw's testimony, and as further tending to show the effect her story had upon the defendants mind. Some of the writings were addressed to MT. Long, fellow and others had been sent to him to be delivered to Miss Nesbit They all contained many references te the girls history and to her experi- ence, and in the letters intended for the young woman Thaw constantly bespoke his love and respect for her Many of the sentences rambled on in- coherently, and there were many scratches, erasures and interlinea- lions
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-22
Some of the Ladies and Their Dresses.

Among those on the floor and their dresses were:
 Mrs. R. s. Woodruff, beautiful gown of cloth of gold.
 Mrs. w. P. Futile, white lace gown over white satin with silver trimmings Mrs. Charles DeForest, black net with Duchess lace, and touches of blue. Mrs. H. Grant Thompson, white lace gown over white satin
 Miss Margaret Thompson, satin. Miss Dorothy Thompson New York, white net over pink
 Miss Charlotte Fowler .4. crepe de chene with lace.
 Mrs. William Farnam exquisite white embroidered crepe de chene, and purple orchids.
 Miss Laura Enmet of New York. simple gown of white net.
 Miss Elsie Trowbridge, gown of white net.
 Miss Leila Darlington. white chiffon. with satin bands and trimming Of fillet net.
 Miss Olive Damn, white net with with bands of satin.
 Miss Kate Trowbridge. white lace net over satin.
 Miss Mabel Billings, pink satin. Miss Helen Porter, white satin and lace.
 Miss Dorothea Dexter. pompadour silk with pink satin trimmings. Mrs. Richard Tyner, pretty yellow empire gown of satin. .-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-22
OCcmnanfs of Boxes.

Below is given a complete list of the occupants and their respective boxes at the Promenade last night.
 1909 Committee Box-Mrs. J. R. Mckee of New York city; Mrs. E. J, Drummond of New York city; Mrs. Howard of Brooklyn; Mrs Grant Thompson of New Haven; Mrs. Taft of New York city; Miss Bill of New York city; Miss Electra Harper of Pittsburg. Penn; Miss Dorothy Thompson of New York city; Miss Timpson of Plainfeld. N. J.; Miss Me Kee of New York city; Miss Louise Burch of Cincinnat;: Miss Lucinda Bateson If New York city; Miss Taft of New York city; J. B. Perrin, 1909; J. Howard, 1909; J. B Grant, 1909; r. Bundy, 1909; R. Burch, 1909; r. II. Olmstoad, 1909; E. L. Ryerson, 1908 S.; II. C. Davis. 1909; M A. seabury, 1905 l.. Robbins, 1908 S.; c. c. Dom inicS, 1909.
 1908 Committee Box-Mrs. William Stanley of Great Barrin gton, Mass. {: Mrs. Gordon of Rochester, N. Y.; Mrs. ! Bernadotte Perrin of New Haven Miss Cynthia Sherwood of New York Miss Marie Barrows Of Rochester, N Y; Miss Lila Stanley of Great Bar ringUon, Mass; Miss Auchincloss of New York; Miss Jeanette Slager of Scranton, Penn; Miss Mildred Mar shall of Chicago. H.; Miss Margaret nf II Tz belle McBride of New York: R. R. Shepard. 1908; J. NJ Townsend, 1908; R. H. Moves, 1908; H. Stanley, 1908; H. Moves, 1908; l.. w. Perrin, 1908: G. Auchincloss, 1908: J. C. Thornton, 1908; J T. Foster, 1908; J. H. Au- chincloss, 1908; C. D. Jones, 1908; E. Knowles, 1908; J. B. Waterworth i 1908.
 Box TT-Afrs. George D. Barron oi i Rye, N. Y: Nils. n B Chambers ci New York city; Miss Dorothea Barron i of Rye. \. r.; Miss Stella Belknap oi New YorI, city; H. c. Wick. 1908: VI L. Paul. 1903 S; E. c. Daoust, taU9 s
 Box III-Mrs. F. B. Dexter of New Haven: Mrs. r. H. Chittenden of New Haven; Miss Elizabeth Reynolds oi Hartford, Conn; Miss Dor .lhct Dex- ter of Now Haven; Miss Lila NJ | Chittenden of New Haven; L. B Fur ger, 1908 s; R. [. Strong, 1908 $.
 Box IV--Mrs r. r. Crurden of St Louis, Mo; Miss Mary Crunden of St Louis. Mo; Miss Gia-lvs Seudder 6t St. Louis, Mo; Miss Ed7lng Thorn. burgh of St. Louis, Mo; Miss liar. riet Richardson of Auburr, x. Y: II Denny, 1908; W. NJ Crun len. 1908: C i Greely, 1910; c. A. Richa~ dsou. 1910
 Box E-AIrs. \. Y. Franchot al Olean, \. T.. Mrs. Cobb of Grea Harrington. Mass; Miss Marion Airi ance of Pougakecpsie. N. Y: Ms. Annie Franchot of Olean. \. Y: Ms. i NJ. F. Y Dodge of Washington. D i C.; Miss Charlotte Thorne of Grea Harrington. Mass; R. 4. wodell 1910; C. F. Franchot, 1910: T. L Riggs. 1910; |. L. Stanley. 1910 l Box VI-Mrs. Thomas H. Watkin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-22
CALL FOR PLANS.
Comptroller Announces Money
 Merideu Af1nory.

Notice has bee1 sent out by Thon D. Bradstreet, comptroller from Ha ford, announcing that the sum of ss 900 is available for the erection oi state armory at Meriden. The S must cover the cost of constructi heating plant, architects plans and { pervision and furnishings, The con troller will receive competitive pla specifications and estimates of co signed, until February IS, at his of in the state capitol at Hartford will also stand, ready to furnish a further information.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-22
TALK ON "oRcH1Ds."
Horticultural Society Hears of {
 Sees Some.

Last night at the regular meeting
 the New Haven Horticultural Jcit orchid blossoms, and gave an excelis talk on the characteristics of tl flower and methods of growing it. spoke of the orchid as being splt did flower for amateurs t6 grow a told of the different varieties of flower. At the end of his address Il society voted Mir. Bretschneider than and certificate of merit. The socii meets the first and third Tuesday each month. and invites the co-opel tion of all flower lovers
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-22
WILL BE EXCELLENT OPERA.
CavaIeria .Rusticana to be Given on
 January 30.

An opera of more than usual note will be that given by Henrici Batelli's Onera company next Thursday evening, 30, under the management of MT. V. D Nicolosi, at the Hyperion theater. The opera to be presented is .Cavaleria Rusticana." This famous opera, given by such a company. will furnish an enjoyable evening to ali who attend.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-22
[iss ouintan, red crepe de chene.

Miss Quintan, red crepe de chene. Miss Harriet Mostey, rad.um pompa- dour silk, white lace.
 Mrs. Henry 5. Graves, white lace over yellow satin.
 Miss Josephine Porter, white net with flounces.
 Mrs. Frank S. Butterworth, white net over lavender.
 Mrs. Louis E .stoddard, handsome black lace gown.
 Mrs. Frederick j. Kingsbury, jr., lovely white net gown.
 Mrs Elford P. Trowbridge, yellow satin, with lace over dress. Miss Eunice Parish, white lace gown. Miss Mabel Robertson, lavender sat in and violets.
 Mrs. Howard, yellow bengaline and Duchess lace.
 Miss Howard, pink crepe de chene. Miss Margaret Billings, white satin, with gauge oyerdress.
 Miss Lila Chittenden, blue satin with silver lace.
 Miss Ella Mary Belden, black net over silk.
 Mrs Halsey Kelley, black gown. Mrs John Gaines, yellow net over yellow satin.
 Mrs. Robert Livingston Schuyler, white lace robe.
 Mrs. Gamble, handsome lace gown over satin.
 Miss Cora Welch, pale blue and white striped gauge.
 Miss Katherine Hastings, yellow lib- erty satin.
 Mrs, James Campbell, white lace net. Miss Phyllis Burn, pink silk and lace. Miss Emily Whitney, gown of cinna- mon net.
 Miss Mabel Butler, white crepe de chene.
 Miss Margaret Fitch. pink crepe with satin bands.
 Miss Alice Cheney, pink silk gown. Mrs, Edward Avery Hartman, pale blue satin
 Miss Dorothy Wright, yellow radium silk
 Mrs. Charles c Hyde. beautiful gown of Duchess lace.
 Mrs. F. c. Hoath. black net over sat in With net trimmings.
 Miss Mary Coy, white lace over white lsik.
 Mrs. Samue. h. Fisher, white lace net gown over white.
 Mrs. George H. Watrous, cream ne' over heavy cream satin. l Mrs. Elliot Watrous, gown of white over satin.
 Miss Anna Fitch, pale yellow with white net.
 Miss Pauline Goebel, white organdie oyer pale yellow.
 Miss Kirby, pale blue radium.
 Miss Ethel Smyth, dainty gown oi pink chiffon.
 Mrs. Thomas G. Bennett white satin with lace trimmings.
 Mrs. Robert Manross, black net and silk trimmed with filet lace.
 Miss Katherine Manross, yellow silk empire gown. trimmed with lace.
 Miss Marion Manross, pink silk with pearl net bands.
 Miss Mabel Patterson, white ne gown over taffeta with touches oi coral velvet
 Miss Dorothy Baker, yellow liberty satin.
 Mrs. J. c. Schwab, white brocaded satin.
 Mrs. James Wheeler, white em. broidered net
 Mrs. Elwin English yellow brocad. ed satin.
 Miss Harriet English. pink mousse line with rose buds
 Mrs. C. P. Mitchell of New York l pink satin and lace.
 Miss Marjorie Munson of Walling ford. pink liberty satin.
 Mrs. Charles Klots of Huntington L. l., black net over white silk.
 Miss Constance Klots, white organ die.
 Miss Louise Burch of Cincinnati white net with satin bands.
 Miss Elizabeth Dixon Welling O Hartford, white radium silk with sil yer
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-22

TO PREVENT THE GRIP. | LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE remoy the cause. There Is only one "BROA QUININA." Look for signature of w. GROVE. 25c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-22
rotDs e,1-SE HE,D.ruE

! LAXATIVE PROMO QCININE removes the cause. Used the world over to Cure 1 a Cold in One Dav E. W. Groves sig nature on box. 25c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-22
JOY UNCONFINED
 AT THE ARMORY

Cpn,s.ued rem First Page.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11
LATEST psoroeRAP or soois euERls.

and introduced him % Dutch Gus.
Thea came the American Express
Co. robbery Ia Paris that sent
Guerin 10 Devils island
The police hrealhed easy. No one
had ever escaped from Drvlla
island nui theY fogkot 20 Coant
Guefiua shrrN fuesa In q few
weeks he had established commuui
cation with American friends. Pat
Shsedy. the gambler and his broth
or. Pat Guerra raised a fund ~
SIS 900 aud Kas q 20 him some way
uurrtn Was meanwhile making
ardent hove 20 the prison captain =
wifi Re inyclsisd her into forging
an order sending him 60 the
tsrthcst CAYENNE island In the
group. Here he hrihed guards to
bury the bod Of a feverstrickvn
prisoner as Riddle 0usTiu.- steal
TAG a canoe he set out alone ia
reach south America. After a
heart breaking voyage he landed
made hts waY through the interior
partly on fset. through Mexlco ard
back 10 Chleaga.
The police were aghAst. They
pursued aud drove Gaefin back "a
t.oadsta. Here he eladaa them uutii
has former pal. Chicago MAJ. uoS
turned against him. betrayed him
Ia the French police. but she had
made a mistake guerin proved a
technical English eltlnenshlp and
could not be- extfsaitod.
I1Ting Ia ease he wrote Tor mag
axincs and told stories OF his NE
that AnwerUd Chicago May She
and Chaa Smlth plotted 10 klii him
and fired AZ him
Rsformsrs md iuat begun q
point co Gwsrin as real criminal
reformation. whea suddenly he vas
arrested aEain 81 a charge of rob
hlng an English bank And It's all
a vcnEetai plot II Chicago MAJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

IT. g. Mssoa. pastor. II q. m. THE
Cross" 30 y. m. .tsosfrs Gaia"
EdFrwafer-W Whitman sv.. near
/ Kiibgurnc at. Rev. william e.
kantnes. II ID. pastor. The Palm
Sunday King 40 y. IN. THE
Man who Would DO Better. But
I Failed"
Prowpect--IF East Pr0ap~ct IT. and
Twrntieth n. q IN. "Life'n One
Great Need. . b. Rev. g n. Gale.
columbla Hsp Edward ID
wrAEe. n a m. -Chrtst's Love for
Hts Disciples. : 80 p. IN. It's
notH Painting on the Life Of
/ Christ illustrated by stsreopticou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

First 81 Tabesnacie. Fiffh and
unisu. Rev. " n " ReeE. pas
too. N a. US Maintaining Your
Confidence - =. IA. Types 81
Men IN seattle
Hulman ~ 4 Rainier blvd and
g'oliingwoDd az. Rev. Geo. q. Pool
ton. pastor. Tte , M ''rhy kins e
dom Come.
lakeside II E@fzksvay aud
ssth av. 4 Re-. Geo G. Fpolton.
pastor ~ a. m. sKindling Spirit
nal pre-
Madrona Hssghta-itis sfrd av,.
REV. wilson tfltrh. pastor. ~ a.
m. Love Eternal: Tao o, -.
The Stones FraiA1nx Jesus
Trinity "a EEfrat az. ~. am
Mercer. Hey Wfn ~ fseech. pastor
II a. m. building on Good Fcun-
dalton. Z 20 ? n. The Triumphai
Entry
wosslana Park ~ o.. Tfrd and
Fr~m1nt aV Hsf v. W. Batch
elisr. pastor. ~ 50 a IN. The Vel
unteerp-; Tss1 3 rs. Going on tbs
Rocks"
F1rss NJ = Church south-Mer-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

"A crook has ever troubled The
s.<,s.s best detectives ~ much as
6se..n. Led. as be SAYS. frefa The
,.fIors bench into q life Of crime
- lis mad infstustton for Ghtea.
- Asy- ChRrchili be has To- Years
Is TIE police In hot water And
1-iIrsxo NAY has been his
rsresls
rxsshsr their quick wits turned
MAJ ,rieks IN Chicago aud Ne~
Yrk Police drove them tn
nrvpe Gaeria bodied Up tn
Fusr< slih a record % which ans
eronk nlzks b. euvtoas.
H net nsgo Frank. They pulled
a he famous Bank OF LYoas deal
,s,fiax SO 90. Guerin xnt 10 years
b TIE xl0omy stoneeclicd prison In
He Aasegnxe mountains Here be
euta Dot escape. % spent the time
nakfn< c0rsrss and fine silks fuei.
tpefslly BE- followed ont bis old
Is q making friends. The prison
lpelsF kepf him supplied With
vines aaeaase % his friendship.
oszne time after hts seutenes
us>a be sasidsniy appeared IN a
Waf ED lsrdon bar and met
-Cklrsxp May she took hlm back
b Fsance. . aarinx thing to do,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

- James Ninth ard
Marion mass daily az = a ~ sau.
days a. .. 2 and a m htgt
ugasN at I 4 a m veapeFa. = IN.
Church ~ imna rtiiata Conception
18th and kAfioa mass daily AZ
s - and : 30 a. M sunday sf 8.
ana : 30 a m high mass ~ 10 Sc
a ~ FesEaers A. % . m
1t Jpasph.s-istn aud = Aieha
Mass daily a. 8 80 and u a n
SUNDAY. ! 20 and a M. high nsaza
II =. m. Feepsrs. : 20 ,. m
- AiphousuE' 18th av y " and
ssth - Ballard. Mass. 50 m.
Sunday na@a, IN. hixh ase
10 70 m SUNDAY school Z sa o
m ts~nedlgtisn. - D ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

FIRST church % Christ. fscirnttsi---
Christensen's hall. Broadway ana
Madison. Services N a m. and !
D. IA. subject. Are sin. Disease
and Death neaif~ reading room. 50
Alaska building
second church ~ Christ. Scientist
-@&att W. 18th St. Ballard Services
III a IN subject. Are sin. Discs -
and Death Real reading room IN
church building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

naliard--ae2t W 5Ith Il. A. 1.
AtuiE. pastor, IA e. m. Unseen
f0fgea. T.. IA. "frophvtieai Tar
get Practice" illustrated song aete
Ice
flfal broadway and 4 Olive A
T. Chapman, pastor II a N
tteN l. afesnwrii win preach ou
thr consciousness of Sin. use
Triumphant pvafh. the cam
brian quartet viii sing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

lux. The Palnam~ snd cffrrtorY
~Frar Not Na. . israel Dudley
BUCK Miss Ls I.arhstif sermon.
the Victorious Prince q Fe4cv
RcfoFnsi f.ra#lss terrain te4t nan =
teri -TerfY ard Olive. ThoflAs
Melville Slater. minister. morning.
Drifting .Veainx. sThe H9uar ~
Mar,-sr 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Seattle Psychic Society. it1e Sec
ond az, lecture 10 Helen Rice bur
leigh. : . m. embodiment. : 80
= m. What II Divine LIFE
Thepsophical Socirty--itae Sec
0ua av 4 40 D. m, "PraKmsttstn.
New Departure In Philosophy" b.
r. a Harness.
school OF Occuit ScieBoo-gii tt0s
Second av. AIRS Minnie Jennings
pastor; $40 , m. Spiritual Pro
pheeg"
New Thought Second II a.
~. address b Mrs. Emma Smith
Devoe. On Woman as a Factor In
che Universe"
FIRST Spiritual Society. 1871 First
av. A ". Connect. speaker. 3.
~. .Iifr Abundant. .. M The
GREAT Taw Of Suggestion.
Rational Church for Universal Re
llglon -ft2a Second. =. m. The
Twentieth Century Creed" By Rev.
Winfiald Scott Smith.
First Divine science--Noium
hall. Broadway and Pine. Agnes X.
Mccarthy. pastor. n a. m, "Reve-
iatlon"
salvation Army. Corps Mo- I
Washington and mn Az. s; Adtt.
aud Mrs. A 4. Storey ~ charge. II
TO sEG BATrLEsHlPs.
Take boats AZ Pier 2. Ten round
"a. .....aA 81
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csnarsasslensl.

riytnouth--Third and University.
Rev. Francis .. Van Horn. u ID,
Dastnr. II a ma, The Mob. Ruled
CITY. : D m, Dead Yet Alive
flgrtm-iiToadNa and kapubii-
can Bsx. Edward Lincoln Smith.
u. d. pastor Al a m. Christ =
NfnsfY etaims-s ESQ o m. sI.ukss
Portrait Of Jesus
Unlvsrsi,y nrookiyn AZ. n. Rev.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

v n G A-Madiann and zen AZ
4 = m Df y " DARK. 81 pprtIan1
uyass all apeAk Oh the Devils
Nuettem Frpd Butler Wiil sing
orchestra cpncrff al y IA john
n Dean wifi sp~tk 81 the tueefinK
~ 5 g = ~ special music
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

Ravlsssn Az unisariAn Baristan
aha usiave. Rev = ~ - puNefn.
A T. R~esard. ~ arrtnEfisid. Mass
uHstaFtanIsu
taresuunt uhaartan--asGs Ffsmnnf
as5 A. italdgt8He. miufstsf sp
N 'fiaa1 People in a Ila4 World .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

: ~ un,,ss eressl
: LONDON. Aerii ii.-tddis
: as.r,r. ,hs ao,erioos An,sfs
! ear srsss. arrested iass month
) !, suzpieisn u being Ger
! .ertsa ~lsh numerous hans
: r.se<rses IN the provinces,
! - been released from eas
tsdf.
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sunday TOPICS


4 Notices Tor the church col. 4
4 euns of the SATURDAY Star
= VII not b. accepted after 5 4
4 ocAosk Friday afternoon
4 All notices must contain
4 sabects Of sermons 4
Z oring 10 delay In the de-
I n7eFy o. mails. notices should
Z y nalled as csriy a. pos
I kAie. Ia order 10 lnsufe their
4 arrival a. The star Office At 4
: he tine specified. 4
tfAft AS I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

oatkah
Tabefnaele--ik av \ and liar
riaon John Marvin Dean. minister
1 A IN sermon by nr = t. Dark
et Portland 5 . M "A Heileluish
shfauh
Temple Third aud Cedar. Geo
Robert Cairns. minister II a ~
into Highlands tho voice Of vni
untarY and satisfied resignation
30 =. IA, Good Cause fer uoaa
cheer
University Place brooklyn AZ
and T. tsth st. Prank A Heath
u u pastor. N a ms Hev A u
carpenter VIII preach 3 . IN. "fhs
ktsion II NcW Life"
iarst iieylsian and Marion. Rev
II L Whitman. 4. %. pastor II a
NJ The Mind ~ thc spirit. num
suffering God" Luke xNili "a
Dunlap nainier ntvd Rev. Peter
A kieia. pastor ~ a. M The Lave
al ChFlstA lga q. m.. The Work
II the Devil"
West sssstia Madruua hall.
Re- Arthur y CARPENTER. pastor. Z
. M The Subjects ~ a New Tee
tsuent Church with prelude an
shall Disciples and naptistz
Iulta#
Fremont Kilhourue av.s nev
James Cairns. pastor. II a IN. II
l. FINISHED 7 40 p IN. supi ney
" Raymond. % Anti. Saloon league.
win speak on The Saloon IN tbs
takht u the Gospel"
Norwegian Danish -- Reward and
Stewart . AZ XIII pastor II =
M fati@ne. .. "a christ 4
Religion the True
Iuimsnuei~-stth aV s aud Main
/ = "a. sups Hoy W Raymond. d
Anti Saloon league. Will SPEAK an
! The Ghurch Triumphant 80 D
fa iteT. j -. iteaswarnu wil
preach
ballard 18th Ry y. W and W
sist At. Rev y . tamoreux. pas
tuf II a IA. "A Natisn'a Sin
- = m. The coming 9inry
f'elnmhia - Columbia city. Rev
Harry F~rauson pasiuT II a IN
ssFman BY pastor. sp IA. EVaassi.
isf Arthur II Car4irntrf wtli spsah
aa Religion in the Home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11


81 MARIA Madiann and uraad
way Rev } u. y. Llwyd. rector
Services at \ a. m. n a m and
ta T. IA short orRan recital be
fore evening services morning
christianity IN Every Day Life"
eNenin9. The Representative Alan.
Trinity Eighth and James. Uav
IL II uuWen rector. Services al
80 a m 1 a. ne and Z 30 p. m
uufnlns. closing lecture GA Ia. naaA
uf Job. The Divine Issue. even
iue sermon By tho hishan. ehnflfma
ton The Soycn Last Nards," hs
IN nuhuin
- alephen's-begt ". kand 81
iailurh. REV, John A. 81 Char
reetof II "A M "hnmemhfaHaeA
Thomas J iarfey VIII sing aThs
falma at the morning service. I'D
g. IN The Way uf the Palms
Mf A. eififuths VIII sins at tie
evening services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-11

a ra-. "Hoitaaszs. D IA. Rev
John Marvin Dean. of Tabernacle
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Church. viii speak on Flowing
Through Church Member q Il. IN
Msr STAFF Capt McAbca viii speak
on The Plumb Line"
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Chaplain West - the sesszsr.-
fasiituts. VII hrid services on
saaFa ef the a. = n Waahlnxisn.
ct 10 u a N.
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eer and Federal avi = " walker
y u pastor ~ "a VA, personal.
ny ! rs =. an. Wages Of sin.
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TO seG BATrLEsHlPs.
Take boats al Pier 2. Ten round
trips daily. zoe round trip. 80
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
MRS. STERN'S PRIZE
xUoN aI0O PRIZE OF B'NAI BIRTH WI" CONVENTION.
u.r E,~uox On Jewish ImmiEratlon W~S TiHnnIunousIy Awarded First Place and Read to the
 Convention.

Mrs $. B. stern. of Montgomery has been awarded first prize by the B'Nai IN B'Rith convention at present boIdinr it's sessions in Dallas. Texas, for the best essay, written uP0n TT uHe subject. Jewish Immigration; US Ei- fleets JJpon the Jews, ana HOW WE Shall Meet It." Mrs. Sterne paper vas warded the prize over eight contes- tants bY the unanimous vote or the committee considering the award.
 At its sessions last year was an nounced that a prize of $10opSould pc given the best written essay upon the subiect named. The committee was spnointed to consider the awarding of ths prize and after the first reading of the paper. Mrs. Stern's was the only one considered for the hrst award;
 Additional honors were given to Mrs: Stern by the committee. The suoJect as dealt with in the paper showed such exceptional familiarity with the sub feet matter, was entered into with such a wealth of detail the argument pre-. sented in such a masterly manner, and the style of such scholarly character, that the committee deemed 1t wise to read it to the convention assembled in regular session.
 There were eight contestants for the prize but after the first reading of the papers the committee decided that Mrs. Stern's was the only one to be con sidered for first prize. The prize was Therefore awarded her by unanimous vote of the committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-28
QUALIFYING ROUND FOR
 THE THOMAS GOLF CUP

In the qualifying round for the Will liam Fl. Thomas cup, thirty-two play CTS made the requirements yesterday afternoon on the links of the Country Club. The best score of the qualifying round was made by R. E. Seibels whose net card showed a score of S5 The first round of the match will be played on the coming Saturday, the pairs as coupled by the drawings may play before this date provided mutual consent o: both players is given.
 The drawings of the thirty-two play CTS for the rounds follow:
 Jack Powell and E. B. Joseph.
 J. Fl. Norton and w. NJ. Marks
 s. o. Izlar and Chas. H. Heard.
 Michael Cody and J. H. Foster.
 F. Stollenwerck and A. J. Jones.
 T. B. Bethea and W: J. Pickett.
 A. Brown and Ed Sl Watts.
 T. W. Martin and l.. W. Tyson.
 W. H. Thomas and R. NJ. Henderson. l.. H. Rambo and T. W. Shackelford. A. o. P. Nicholson and w B, Strat- Fred S. Ball and R. E. seibels.
 Wm H Hunter and C. Lanier, Jr.
 W T. Seibels and J M Bramc.
 J. R. SSyre and S. Mackenzie.
 J. l. Mckinney and F. T. Sayre.
 W B. Stratford won the seventeenth point for the Nicholson cup played for on last Saturday. Mir stratford's card showed q gross score of ss points. His handicap Of fourteen, however. made the best net score of the day as s4.