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PITTSBURGH SUN EXTRA:


Mr.. Karl Whitney Immediately
took over the management of the
plant as Mr.. Condor, the assistant
manager, is now in the hospital
burned and delirious from what has
happened, all the time bemoaning
the fact that he could not have
saved his employer and friend and
friend and Miss Perier, even IL he
gave his own life to do it.
Everything possible is being done
for the sufferers and already Mr.
Whitney has brought some kind OF
order out Of the terrifying chaos.
1t will be an interesting fact to
the superstitious when it is known
that Miss Perier had on the fateful
pearls which she had just purchased
from Mrs. Prescott. and OF course
they were destroyed with her.
At this time, only about an hour
since the accident occurred. no one
knows what disposal will be made of
the picture. OF course it will never
be shown from the screen.
The loss of Miss Perier is almost
irreparable to the moving picture in
dustry She was quite the most
popular star in the whole profession.
Mr.. Prescott came here at the re-
quest OF Mr.. Graves Hamilton, the
founder Of the mill, just before he
died, and has been making a very
great success of It during the last
year.
All Pittsburgh is mourning with
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COMMITTEES OF
CLUB ARE GIVEN
Announced by Head of
Woman's City Group.

The following committees have
been appointed by Miss Izona Shir-
ley. president of the Woman's City
Club:
Membership-MissD Dove Meredith. chair
man: M.sscs Ida Mann. LULU Grayson,
Eliza Browning. and Mr.; Gertrude Long.
Iezislative-Miss Elizabeth Rainey,
chairman: Misses Adele Storck NJ Eliza
beth Mason. Forba Mcdaniel and Mary
Peacock.
Education-Mrs. Elsa Huebner Olsen.
chairman: Mrs. Charlotte D. Reiss and
Misses Moffett Richards. Ida Anderson and
Belle Cope.
Publicity-Miss Clara M. Given. chair
man: Misses Ida Anderson. Kathryn Pick
EFT ard Mrs. Eloise Walton.
Rooms and Decorations--Miss Erminie
Young. chairman: Misses Maynie Blades.
Ruth Leedy. and Mechanics Sara Major
Avery and Florence Alice.
Csvics-Miss Eva Reynolds chairman
Misses Agnes Cruise. Mayrne. Blades. AIDE
laide Davis and DR.. Ada r. Schweitzer.
Personnel Research-Miss Mer1ca Hoag-
land. chairman. Misses katherine Kautz.
Addie Saltmarsh. and Mesdames Joseph
Healing and Hazel Young.
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Relieved His Rupture

was badly ruptured while lifting a
trunk several years ago. feared NV
only nope OF cure was an operation.
got hold Of something that ouicEiv and
completely cured me. Years have
passed and the rupture has never re-
turned, although I am doing hard work
az carpenter There was no opera
ton. no lest time. no trouble. I have
snolning TO sell, but viii give full in
plete relief without Operation ~ vnu
write TO me, Eugene M. Pullen. Carmen
yer, SlI N Marcellus Avenue. Manas-
guam. N. j. Better cut out this notice
ana snow II to any others who are run
.ured-you may save q lie or at least
STOP the misery Of rupture and the
VIZ ana dread OF an operation.--Ad-
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PEANUT PIE

one cup granulated sugar. 2 eggs.
az tablespoons peanut butter, 1
tablespoon butter, tablespoons
flour. water, vanilla and milk. Put
the sugar in saucepan and add
enough water just to cover. Let
boil until you have a thick syrup.
Remove from stove. Separate the
egg whites from the yollks. Beat the
yolks in saucepan until light yell
low. Add the peanut butter and
butter, mixing well; then add flour
and enough milk to make 1t creamy
in consistency. about IL cups)
Beat well, add the syrup beating I'M
til well mixed. Place over fire and
stir constantly, until desired thick
ness has been obtained. Remove
from fire and add vanilla to taste.
Put in a baked pastry shell. Cover
with meringue made by beating the
egg whites stiff with two table
spoons of sugar Scatter chopped
peanuts over merignue and place in
oven until delicate brown.
Mrs. Margaret FAIR. 6O7 w.
Thompson ST., Edinburg, Ind.
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WORKERS FOR
Benefit GIVEN
Matinee Musicale Party Will
Take Place March 3.

Mrs. Edwin II. Shedd announces
the following committee members
for the Matinee Musicale benefit
card party at the indianapolis Ath-
ietic Club, March. 8:
Mrs. William Herbert Gibbs.
chairman OF publicity; reception
committee, Mrs. Hugh McGibeny,
president; Mrs. Henry Schurrmann.
president Of the Indiana Federation
OF Music Clubs. Mrs. James M.
Ogden, Mrs. Frederick r. Watson,
and Mrs. Frank It. Edenharter;
general committee. Mesdames vii
liam II. Bartlett, Bernard r. Batty,
Harvey Martin. W. S. Wilson, Gin
ton IAsher, Ida Shrader, Roy Pile.
John Marshall, Clifford II. Foltz,
Allen johnson and c. J. Gaunt.
Reservations may be made with
any committee member.
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home. Your father and / did not
hear you" She battered back to
her own room and settled in bed to
have it out with myself.
Up until this time had been just
milling around, waiting for some
thing to turn up, but now | had
reached the place where l not only
had to make a decision, but, having
made it, would have to stand by it.
OF course, after tonight everything
was off between Chuck Becker and
me. A man does not feel like paying
any attention to girl after she has
given him such a smash in the face
as I had.
And. as for announcing his en-
gagement to me, / am certain
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Parent Teachers Notes

The Club of School No. % will
meet wednesday at S:15. Walter
Hickman of The Indianapolis Times.
viii give an address on 1.-THE Lives
of Abraham Lincoln and George
Washington" Pupils of the 5B.5A
grade and the BIB grade will give
an entertainment.
Following the business at school
No. u. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Rosa M, Mikels will talk on How
the Schools Aid in Moral Training. /"
Pupils of the school will give a
musical program.
Lincoln and Washington will be
honored by a patriotic program
given by the Parent.Teacher AS
socian Of Sloan School No. Al,
Wednesday afternoon.
The regular meeting of school No.
81 has been postponed until Feb.
IT.
School No. 81 has planned an
art" program for Wednesday at
3:15 p. m. and Miss Florence Fitch,
supervisor Of art In the public
schools, will speak.
Wednesday afternoon, at School
Mo- 81, Mrs. T. ]. Sedwick will talk.
Readings viii be given by Evelyn
Kohler and musical program will
be furnished by the Indiana College
Of Music and Fine Arts.
The Association of School No. Z
will have a patriotic program
Wednesday afternoon, by pupils Of
the fifth and sixth grades.
The regular meeting Of School No.
81 will be held in the auditorium
Thursday, at 7:45 p. M. In addition
to the business session, there viii
be social hour.
Irvfngton School, No. 81, viii have
history" program, wednesday
afternoon: ]. r. III. Moore. OF Manual
Training High School. will talk OF,
THE Teaching OF History In Public
schools" Pupils Of Miss Augusta
Nessler win present a. history
dramat,zation.
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7R. and Mrs. Edison r. Wood.
lMl 1910 N. Pennsylvania ST., viii
entertain this, evening with
sight tables of dinner bridge in honor
Of MIR. and Mrs, Edison T. Wood, Jr.
Spring freesias and jonquils will
carry out the color scheme OF yellow
and white.
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Rand Beckett,
and son, Joe Rand Beckett Jr., and
their house guest, Miss Marguerite
Carnagy Of Louisville, Ky. will be
dinner guests this evening Of Mr..
and Mrs. Luke w. Duffey, 1929
Washington Blvd. George Mueller
will also be guest.
Mrs. Brandt G. Downey was elected
president Of the y W. G. A.. at a
dinner meeting Monday evening.
Other new officers elected by the
new board Of directors include Mrs.
VIII III. Adams, vice president; Mrs.
Gavin j.. Payne, reelected secretary,
and DIR. Kate Williams, treasurer.
MemDerS OF the new DOdFu are MfH.
Adams, Mrs. II. b. Fonda, Mrs.
George GILL; Miss Louise Ross, Mrs.
w. b. Schulmeyer, Mrs. Earl +.
Smith Miss Flora Drake. Mrs.
Blanche Mccoy. Mrs. Payne and DIR.
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Baxter, S92
Middle Dr., Woodruff Place. have
issued invitations for a reception the
evening Of Feb. 18 from 8 to II p. m.
Mrs. Clarence Bassett Goodland.
Ind, came today to visit Mrs. Simon
Reisler, 5749 e. New York st.
Miss Helene and Miss Hazen IIib-
ben will entertain $50 pupils and
their parents with Valentine
pageant Saturday afternoon in the
Athenaeum ballroom.
Assisting in receiving are Mes
DANES Willard Osler, John Kautz,
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YOUTHS DECLARATION OF
INDEPENDENTS

/ had hardly got into bed when l
heard mother from outside my door
say in a very relieved tone:
why, Jason. Jalia is home. Her
door is closed
Dad called back.
Perhaps the wind closed it. We
did not hear her come in
l did not want mother to see my
wet clothes and mud-caked shoes, so
/ called as though l was just awak-
ened from sleep.
What's the matter? Is that you.
mother? What do you want?"
Nothing" answered mother hap
PLY. II just came to see if you were
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ASK LINCOLN RELICS
State Has Display Of Articles Per-
tanning to Emancipator.

Persons owning Abraham Lincoln
relics have been asked by Verne
Petty, State museum curator, to
lend them to the State this month,
to be added to display in the State
house basement.
Among the relics now being shown
are a brick from Baptist Church
chimney built by Lincoln and his
father; a piece of the log cabin at
Hodgenvi1le, KY, where the Eman-
cipator was born, and a piece Of the
Spencer County cabin in which he
lived.
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,sa anything. But still keep acting thi.
inr az AZ starte acting funny then. think
Tnen 1 think the same about him. Mas
nee. tnis sounds foolish hut Iuat the
Zane little foolish things hurt sometines
now can l overcome t1ist '-'A'e'
r, TROUBLED HEART.
I'm afraid you are representative
and given to too much thinking
about yourself. Most sensitive per.
sons are victims OF themselves. You
must overcome this notion by max
ing yourself superior to such dis
quieting thoughts. Stack up Your
good points. Don't run yourself
down. Above all. don't nope. You
VIII do yourself great harm by suIk.
Ing. II there's anything a man can
not abide it's gloom-spreader. BE
cheerful and vivacious. Don't allow
your. aunt to take your place. Be
brighter and sweeter than she.
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BLANC NANCE

Two cups milk. u cup sugar. 2
tablespoons cornstarch. u teaspoon
vanilla, ounce chocolate, y tea
spoon. salt. tablespoons cold wa
ter. Mix the milk. salt. sugar and
finely cut chocolate. Bring to boil
and stir in water and cornstarch.
Boil and stir three minutes. Add
VANILLA and put in molds.
Mrs. NJ. McKittriclk, 1913 n. o.
ney St. indianapolis.
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| he avOrite Pastime

/. Pear Pear Miss Lee; / have been going with
Z Z leliow Tor about. year and a half or
am am staying with my aunt and uncle, An.
eeibn1 81 my aunts Is staying here also.
9f r;eerIi sn ! much Older than + When nv
or or lust cit around. Sometimes think he
W WKes my aunt better than he does me.
ING at her. When both my aunts 70 10 n
snow snow before he comes down be always
H 1srs me where they are. This hurts me
h hery mucn and sometimes I get down
tnearted He notices II and asks me what
is the matter and of course j saw there
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\ when I was fifteen. I found re-
lief from backache, headache and
pain in my side--caused by feminine
weakness-by taking DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery. My mother
thought. judging from her own expe-
rience that DIR. Pierces medicines
would help me. and through their
use ! acquired perfect health. Mrs.
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for the ills Of women, and DR..
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Weak? Always Tired?
Take Iron with
Cod Liver Oil


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Chemists now extract the vitaunines
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For sale by all Haag Drug Stores.
--Adyerlisement.
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PEA SALAD

One can peas, Il cup peanuts
chopped. celery hearts chopped. 2
boiled eggs cut fine and salt and
pepper to taste. Mix all together
and use the following dressing: one
egg. tablespoons sugar. u cup
vinegar. teaspoon mustard. Mix
all together and boil until thick
Cool and mix with above ingredients.
Mrs. Rheba Ogden, 522 \. jameson
St. Lebanon. Ind.
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1>Cake of Lamar
Reduces Hip ~ In.

Mrs. MakeIey writes: II have not used
quite one cake of your soap vet and have
reduced my hip measure 1 u inches and ]
surely viii recommend Lamar Reducing
Soap to others
Can you blame her for being crthusias-
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Notc--Be sure. to get the genuine. orig
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FEB. 8, 1926
IAsr RITES Ar HOMIE

Pastors Of two churches were 20 =
conduct funeral services for Mrs
E1vira English. "a, an Indianapolis
resident lightweight years. at her
home, 27s5 College Ave-. at s D. M
today The Rev. W. G. Davis Of the
English Lutheran Church and the
Rev. G. o. Weber OF the First
Moravian Church were to officiatk
Burial was to be In Crown H.
Cemetery.
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TICKETS TO BE SOLD
Woman's Smoke Abatement League
Sponsors Luncheon.

Sale Of tickets for the luncheon to
be given Thursday at the Columbia
Club by the Woman's Smoke Abate-
ment League will be held at the In
dianapolis News office, Wednesday.
Osborn Monnett, OF the United
States Bureau of Mines, will be the
speaker. Formation Of a new Smoke
Abatement League OF Indianapolis
will be discussed. Mrs J. w
Vestars committee will be in charge
Of the tickets.
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CIoTHING AND WHISKY

Sam Davis. AZ, of 612 e. Wash
ington St., is held at the city prison
charged with operating blind tiger.
Sergeants and Volderauer say they
found two half pints of whisky and
a glass in his secondhand clothing
store.
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BOLOGNA SANDWICH FILLING

one pound bologna. l small onion,
3 large cucumber pickles, boiled
eggs and rnayonnaise dressing. Put
the bologna, cucumbers, onion and
eggs through a food chopper. Mix
thoroughly and add mayonnaise
dressing. This sandwich filling will
keep several days on Ice 1t is es-
pecia1ly good with whole wheat
bread.
Mrs. Miriam Moore, townsville,
Ind
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CARD PARTY FEB. IS
Valentine Affair Planned by Ladies
Auxiliary to Grotto.

A musical program is being
planned for the Valentine card party
to be given Monday evening, FEB. Is.
at the SEVERN Roof Garden by the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Sahara Grot-
to. Mrs. ]. F. Snyder is general
chairman, and Mrs. Ralph r. Reeder,
president, is honorary hostess.
Prophets and their wives have been
invited.
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Pleasant Elixir. Ends
Gas and Indigestion

If you have Indigestion or gastritis or
dyspepsia, gas or sourness or any dis
causes. you discomfort, distrelg or
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It's the one great medicine for chronic
gastritis and stubborn stomach all
ments and thousands Of bottles are sold
Advert sement
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DOG RITES GIRI. 9

Mary Jane Mcdowell, 3, of 342 w
Forty-Third ST.. was tjtten, about
the mouth Monday by dog which
police say is owned by A. Divers,
4347 n. Pennsylvania st. The girl
was en- route to school.
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Excess Fat
Is not In fashion

Every idea of style and beauty calls for
normal figures now. So do health and fit
ness. You can see The result in every circle.
Excess fat is not one-tenth so common as
il was.
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Recipes By
Readers

NOTE-The Times will pay 81 for
each recipe submitted by a reader
and printed in ttis column. Ad-
dress Recipe Editor Of The Times.
Checks will be mailed to winners.
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FRUIT PATTTES

Put through food chopper equal
parts Of figs. English walnuts and
dates. Mix with powdered sugar.
Mold into patties and let dry.
Mary Elizabeth Shirley, Whites
town Ind
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SPRING SCARVES

Spring scarves are in pastel colcrs,
sometimes shaded from dark to light.
The vivid batilx scarf is passing out,
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Don't Fuss With
Mustard Plasters!
MusteEole Works without the
Blfster-Eaeier, Quicker

Don't mix mess OF mustard, flour
and water when you can relieve pain,
soreness or stiffness with little clean,
white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil Of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
in the form OF a white ointment 1t
takes the place of mustard plasters,
aud win not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt re-
lief from sore throat, bronchitis, ton
silitis, Group stiff neck. asthma, neu-
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rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches
of the back or joints, sprains, sore
muscles. bruises, chilblains, frosted
feet. colds Of the chest Git may prevent
pneumonfa)
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-Martha Lee Says-
ANOTHER REASON WHY
MEN LEA We HOME

"hen woman starts devng down into herself for tbe
10 riddles there's trouble brewing herself and
those around her. W
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Before her marriage Jan. 81.
Mrs. Maurice Perk was Miss Bess
Cohen. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris Cohen, 500 Russell Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perk are at home
at 3761 n. Meridian st.
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q 4XN8 HI

Mrs. Prescott ana her two sons who
are vet too young to know that. they
have lost a father.
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use "Pape's Cold Compound" Price,
thirty-five cents. Druggists guar
antee Advertisement.
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-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1926-02-15
BiTUMiN0US COAL MINES
ASSET IN EMERGENCIES
Ability Shown in Meeting Unusual
Demand for Fuel in Recent
Anthracite Strike Cited.

Ability of the bituminous coal min
Ing industry to meet any unusual de
mand for fuel, such as that caused
by the suspension of mining in the
anthracite fields. was declared by the
National Coal Association in a state
In spite of the complete cessation
of mining operations in the anthracite
field, with its loss of 1000 900 net tons
of coal per week. the statement said
no authenticated instances of hard
ship for lack of fuel have beer re-
corded.
The termination of the strike in
the anthracite field by no means
terminates the abnormal demand upon
the bituminous industry The bitumi-
nous industry must continue for some
time to play larger part than usual
In fueling the Nation. That it will
be able to meet all future demands
upon 1t may be inferred from the way
1t has successfully met the crisis
through which the country has Just
passed"
Production of soft coal during the
week ending February was esti-
mated at 1874 600 tons today by the
Commerce Department. Bureau of
Mines. The output has been setting
new quantity records for several
months, but the February week.
the latest for which figures have been
compiled, showed r production about
3lo per cent less than that of the
preceding week