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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
Brief News Notes.

The funeral of John Lenahan, OF
Brick avenue, who was killed near the
Dodge mine on Sunday night, took
place yesterday afternoon from the
Church of the Holy Rosary. Rev. j.
]. O'Toole read the service for the
dead, after which interment was made
in the Cathedral cemetery.
The Endeavor society of the Provi-
dence Presbyterian church will have
their semi-annual meeting this even
ing at the close of the prayer ses
sion of that church. Officers will be
elected and reports Of committees
acted upon, and afterwards the social
committee will serve n dainty lun-
cheon to the members.
The week of prayer services In the
Providence Presbyterian church thus
far have been sustained by a large
attendance and characterized by deep
interest Prayer for Right Relations
in Society and in the Nation, with the
Golden Rule Obeyed as Between Man
and Man" will be the theme this even
ing for general conference.
The North End Star basket ball
team We're defeated by the Tigue's
Gymnasium team, of the central city,
Tuesday evening, by a score of 40.
Miss Sarah Hodson, of Parker
street, has returnd home. after visit
ing friends in Pittston.
Miss Sarah Leonard. of West Mar-
kct street, returned home from New
York city.
Lost.-Between Wayne avenue and
Scranton, large sum of money. Re-
ward viii be given If returned to Mrs
Perm, 2l50 Wayne avenue. ao
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ANNUAL REPORT
OF HOSPITAL
PREPARED BY sUPERINTEN.
DENT SARA SMITH.
Number Of Surgical Cases Dressed
During the Past Year Was Over
One Thousand-Mission Services at
St. David's Church--C. M. B. A..
Officers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at
the New Home Festival--Boys Ar
rested for stealing-Epidemic Of
Grip-Other Notes.

The annual report Of the number OF
eases treated at the West Side hospi-
tai from Jan. ]. 1900. 10 jan. I, 1901,
has been prepared by Superintendent
Smith. and IS as follows:
Indoor surgical cases-Nlale, IS fe-
male, 81.
Outdoor 9urSical cases--Male. @Os
feInql", 81
indoor me,licsi cdses--Male, 4j; fe-
male, 33.
outdoor medical csses--Maie, %. fe-
male. H.
Deaths. 10. Two within twenty-four
hours after being admitted 10 hospital.
Births. !: ambulance calls. IL. The
latter were responded TO by william
Price & Son. who furnish the team for
The ambulance.
Number of surgica, oases dressed
during the year, 1041.
This is considered AN exceptionally
good showing for the hospital and de-
monstrates the usefulness of such an
institution IN West Scranton.
The officers physicians and board of
directors of the hospital are as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Sara Smith.
Teresa Powderly.
Orderly-Jamcs Kirk. Servants. 3.
Physicians-Dr. w. A. Paine. DR.. j.
W. Uouser. for January: Or. j. J. Car
roll, DR.. j. J. Roberts, for February:
1r. =. G.. Beddoe. DIR. George Reynolds.
sor March; DR.. w. T.. Allen Dr. VI. ].
Williams, for April.
Specialists-Dr. Fisher DR.. Mcars,
Dr. Stein, Dr. Burns.
Directors-Elon. John r. Farr. Sena-
Tor ]. &. Vaughan, William Farrell.
j. ID. Evans, w. II. Freeman. W. Gay
lord Thomas. Mr.. Roberts. John Van
Bergen, DIR. NJ. j. Williams. DR.. w. A.
Paine.
The hospital has been in existence
-FOUR years and during that time has
prover of incalculable benefit to people
within its scope. The above report be-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

The marriage of Miss Bessie Kred-
ger, of Cherry street. and Walter
Dinss, which took place last week,
has just been announced Miss Krca-
ger is one of the boroueh's most popu
lar young ladies', while the groom is \
well known young man, being en-
ployed in clerical position by Will
liams 4 McAnulty. They are at pres
ent stopping with the brides mother
on Cherry street.
The members Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Baptist church will meet
at the church this morning at 10
o'clock and will come prepared to
work. The annual church business
meeting will be held in the church to-
night at I3O o'clock, All members and
contributors 10 the church are urged
to be present.
The funeral of the late Julius Well
ncr, of Prescott avenue. took place
from the German Presbyterian church
yesterday and was largely attended.
The members of the American Order
United Workmen attended i'm a body.
Intermenr was made in Dunmore
cemetery.
The Ladies Aid society of the Dud-
ley Street Baptist church and all la
dies interested in the church are re-
puested 10 meet at the church this
morning at 10 O'Clock. Come pre-
pared To work, The annual church
business meeting will he held this
evening at 7.30 o'clock at the church.
All members and contributors to the
church are urged to be present.
AID WEST SIDE
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BOY HAS DISAPPEARED.
His Relatives Are Anxious to Locate
Him.

What has become of 12-year-old Jo-
seph Bolchune? His sister, Victoria
Mrs. Duggan, of the board of chari-
ties, Alderman Millar and Special Ohl-
Ger JOSEPH Greenberger are anxiousiy
striving to settle this question. All
races of the boys wherea bouts van
ished Monday afternoon and diligent
search since has failed to account for
his mysterious disappearance.
The outcome of the boys spiriting
away will be the arrest of Thomas
Milcavish and wife, of Barbertown,
on the serious charge of kidnapping,
unless the lad is produced sound and
hearty, within very brief period
A few years ago Joseph and his
father went to board with Thomas
Milcavish, of Barbertown. Last Sep
tember the father died. and it is
claimed Milcavish compelled young
Joe to enter the breaker and turn
over his meagre earnings to him.
Last week the boys sister. Victoria,
about "a years of age. came up from
New York, where she resides, 10 get
her brother with the idea of sending
him to school at the Buffalo REFORM
dtOry, SHe went uONn 10 Barber
town and saw her brother. but Mil
cavish stubbornly refused to release
the boy.
In her despair Victoria went TO Mrs.
Duggan and stated her troubles. AL
derman Millar was consulted, and as
a result Special officer Greenberger
went down to get the boy. But alas
the lad had disappeared, as if by
magic. Milcavish declared up and
down that he did not know where the
boy had gone, The breaker boys were
closely scrutinized but Joseph could
not be found.
Last night Milcavish called upon
Alderman Millar to reiterate his state
ments that he knew nothing about
the boys vanishment. Thus the mat
ter stands and Just what steps will
be adopted to recover the boy are
not known, but the proba abilty is that
Milcavish will be arrested as kid
napper and compelled to transfer Jo-
seph to the care OF his sister. If he is
in his possession.
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Newly Elected Officers.

AT their meeting on Tuesday night
the Knights of Pythias installed the
following officers: Chancellor COM
mander. Henry Hopf: vice chancellor,
Samuel Haddon; master exchequer,
Joseph Heal; financial recorder, James
Bruce; keeper Of records, Byron
Brady; master of work, George Bic
seeker; master of arms, Clarence
Watrous; inside guard. William Sell
ger: outside guard, George Englert;
prelate, j. w. Pinnell.
AT the annual meeting of the Nep-
tune Fire company the following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
President, w. S. Potter: vice presi-
dent, w. F. Barley; recording secre-
tary. II. b. Cole; financial secretary,
T. II. Sansenbaugh: treasurer. f.. T..
Setter; foreman, Josh. Warfel: first
assistant, W. l.. Purcell; second as
sistant, Charles Harper: trustee Jas
Ellis: pipemen, c. Chamberln, James
Ellis, George Russell. owen Biesecker;
engineers, w. $. Potter, r. +. San
senbaugh; permanent man, George
Luce.
The following officers will be in
stalled by st. Mary's council. Young
Mems Institute, on next Monday even
ing: Chaplain. Rev. NJ. b. Donlan:
president, r. j. Taylor; first vice
president, John Burke; second vice
president, Thomas O'Hora; financial
secretary James Horan; recording
secretary, w. j. Cawley; treasurer,
Michael Walsh; inside sentinel. Thos.
Corcoran; outside sentinel, Thomas
Walsh; marshal, w. j. Crane: eXecu-
tive committee, Frank Cullen. A. II.
Golden, Edward Johnson, Michael
Scott
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Fire was discovered in the ante
room Of Red Mems hall at O'Clock
yesterday morning, and before the
flames were extinguished, about $50
damage resulted. The flames We're
discovered by Mrs. Jacobs, who re-
sides in the adjoining building. The
Columbias and Franklins worked hard
and succeeded in confinng the flames
to the room stated
Mrs. John -. Richards and children
of South Main avenue, have returned
home from visit with relatives in
Brooklyn. n. Y.
William. the 1j-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs Keller, of Stratford avenue.
Lincoln Heights. accidentally shot
himself in the right hand or Tuesday.
while playing with a revolver. The
injury is not serious.
A powerful revival is I'm progress at
the Hampton Street Methodist Enis-
copal church. Men and women are
mighty coming to the altar to lead a
new life.
DR.. w. j. l.. Davis, of North Main
avenue, Is confined to his room with
bronchitis and a general cold.
Mary, the young child of Mrs. Cath
crime Phillips, Of 20l0 Washburn
street, died yesterday The funeral
will occur tomorrow. lnteiment will
be made in the Washbirn street ceme-
terry.
Philip Lonergan, of Montrose. called
on his uncle, Richard Lonergan, of
Chestnut street. on Tuesday. while
Ell route to Dickinson Law school at
Carlisle.
John Gaynor. Of ElmlH, y. Y. is
visiting his mother on North Lincoln
avenue.
Martin Donnelly. of Chestnut street,
has returned home from n visit with
friends in Binghamton and Elmra,
n. Y.
James Cavanaugh, of Chestnut
street, is suffering from an attack Of
pneumnia.
Voters Of the Third district Of the
sixth ward who aspire to district Of
iices are requested to register with
Edwin Bowen. of Landis street
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Simp-
son Methodist Episcopal church will
me at today.
benjamin Gilbert is candidate for
register of voters in the Third district
Of tic Fourth ward
meeting of the William Connell
Anthracite Glee club was held in
Mears' hall last evening for the pur-
pose of making arrangements to at
tend President McKinley's Inaugural
tion.
The funeral of the late Frederick
Grossman will occur tomorrow after
nf n Ia
previously announced.
The entertainment and social at the
First Welsh Congregational church
last evening was an enjoyable affair
and was literally patronized.
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The school board met in regular ses-
sion last night at No. I building with
Members Spencer, Costello. Irwin and
fiaggerty present. The committeeman
for No. I school was ordered to re-
iieve the teacher employed from the
care OF the building and hire a janitor
TO attend to the same. Ex-Tax Collec-
TOR Boland appeared before the board
with an old list Of generations that
mad previously been allowed, the rec
ords of which had been lost. and asked
that they be allowed by the present
BOARD. His request was granted.
The following bills were ordered
paid: {. c. McCannon & Company,
Sl23,'5; Reynolds Brothers, $3.50; Wal
ter Greaves, S59.i5: John Rice, $50 .32 ;
Scranton Times, Sc; n. II. Swartz, $3.50:
Edward Cullen, s2745: j. w. Pinnell.
S2.S2: Union Cash Store, Sl1.31; Emer-
son College of Oratory. s2l Appleton &
Company s2042: Butler. Sheldon &c
Company $1,000: william Rogers,
S2S.0S; p. f. Collier, $32; Dunmore bor-
ough, $500; Erie and Wyoming Valley
Railroad company. sl.99; II. G. Car
penter $2iS0 Dunmore Gas and Water
company, $3.50; Raub & Company,
sli2O: j.. J.. SwartZ. s22.59; j. g. Bone
& Son. $3.50; Maynard Merrill. s1O.S3;
Gustav Brady SOL; r. j. Hughes. $50.91.
The secretary was ordered to pay the
interest due on $1,000 issue of bonds.
The payroll for December was Or
dered paid. A communication was re-
ceired from Miss Ellen Flannelly ask
ing that an increase of So per month
he allowed her. on motion of Mr.
Spencer this was allowed. making her
salary $50 per month.
representative of A. b. Blodgett &
Company was present and explained
at length the value of his maps and
charts to the board, who left the pur-
chasing of the same for another day.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
GREEN RIDGE.

To the Republican Voters of the Thir-
teenth ward.
| hereby withdraw as a candidate
for the office of select councilman for
the Thirteenth ward.
Since the announcement of my can
didacy. certain business complications
have arisen which would have rem
dered it excessively inconvenient, al
most impossible, in fact for me TO
attend to the duties of the Office in
the event of my nomination and cleo
tion.
| take advantage of this opportunity
to most cordially thank my friends
for the many expressions of good will
and promises of support which / have
received from them, and | beg that
they will transfer their support 20
Mr.. l.. l.. Merriman. the announce
ment of whose candidacy appears this
morning.
| have been intimately acquainted
with Mr.. Merriman for twenty years
and heartily endorse him know him
to be man of sterling integrity. and
worthy of the support Of all citizens
OF the Thirteenth ward.
George s. Atkins.
Scranton, Pa, Jan 2, 1901. 80
The revival services of the First
Primitive Methodist church are fun of
interest. Mrs. w. T.. Blandy, cvangel-
list, is an excellent speaker The large
congrega tons appreciate her labors.
Many have responded to her logical
and pathetic appeals to begin, and
continue, to lead a better life. Come
To these services.
r. E. Sykes has announced MINI
self as "A candidate for the Republic
can nomination for common council in
the Thirteenth ward.
Mrs. Clarence Foster and son. of
Honcsdale, are visiting Mrs Fosters
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Mason. of
Sanderson avenue.
Walter Wilbur. OF Sandersor ave-
nue.. returned to Mercerberg college
yesterday.
The annual business meeting of the
Green Ridge Presbyterian church will
he held next Monday evening at half
past seven o'clock, at which time pews
viii be rented and trustees will be
elected.
The regular meeting of the music
section OF the Green Ridge Woman's
club will take place at the Scranton
Conservatory of Music this morning at
1870 o'clock. Mr.. Pennington will lee
ture.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Anity Literary society will be held
at the home OF Charles Kear, corner
of Sunset and Monsey avenues. this
evening at o'clock.
Alfred Harvey, the present common
councilman from the Thirteenth ward,
has registered as a candidate for the
Republican nomination for that Office.
The other candidates registered are
Fred sykes and August Krugerman.
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Revival Services.

The revival services at the Tripp
Avenue Christian church We're we'll
attended last night. Rev. Mr.. Cobb
spoke from John, iv:S6. "IIe that
reapeth," said he. ''receiveth wages.
They who labor for God are sure OF
their reward. They who gather fruit
unto eternal life, their reward is eter-
nal life. This world cannot be salts
fled without Christ. Wealth, position,
things we may aspire to without
Christ bring no satisfaction. Lastly,
that they that soweth and he that
reapeth shall rejoice together"
At the close of the service three
came forward and acceped Christ as
their saviour. The Rev Mr.. Kramer.
OF the Baptist church, was present and
lent his assistance in the service The
topic for This evening will be Faith.
What Is It? How Does 1t Come? and
What Is Its Purpose?"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
Ladies' Corset Covers

we only quote prices for goods which
we can positively guarantee. The low
est priced number quoted here is not
as elaborate as the highest. but ii win
siNo as much satisfaction in service.
Tho variety Of STYLES offered is beyond
your conception and they're all new.
corset covers worth SIC ore now a3c.
corset covers worth i2iac are now gSc
Corset covers worth soc. are now 3sc.
corset covers worth 62,ac are now lsc
corset covers worth 75c are now -9c.
Corset covers worth SIC. are now 800.
Corset covers worth sl.12ie, now Sgc.
corset covers worth sl.15 are now 3sc.
Corset covers worth Si.00 are now 7sc.
There are prices between and prices
higher and no end to the selection.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
That Is the Hiain ADVANTAGE
offered III his sale. Does it appeal to you
Ladies Night Robes

Made from tine p"~S A:ln"itan Mus
liNS and English Long cloths. and
trimmed with maL=lipls as GOOD as
You would buy Il Won wore ~ follow
'hc cid idea ri making your gowns st
home. The masking Is perfect, The V;,'.
ioty and styles Infinite, aud ,herp's
nothing skinny about the sizes.
Night Robes worth doc. are now g3r.
Night Robes worth T5c are now 6ic.
Night Robes worth sac. are now 90.
Night Robes worth Il are now ;9c.
Night Robes worth SIS are now aS,'.
Night Robes worth Sl.i5 are now $l.1S
Night Robes worth Sl,50 are now 81. L,
Night Robes worth Sl.65 are row 81. 30
Night Robes worth sl,75 are now $t.i9
The very highest class gowns at pro-
portionate reductions If YOU want
them.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
OFFICERS WERE INSTALLED.
Enjoyable Evening Spent by Mem
bers of the Z. c. B. A.

Mrs. Callary, who is the deputy SUI
preme chancellor of the Catholic Wo-
mems Benevolent Legion, installed the
following newly elected officers of the
local subordinate council in Guernsey
hall last night:
Chancellor. Miss Kate f. O'Malley:
president, Miss Elizabeth Snow; vice
president, Miss Mary Coleman; sec
retary, Mrs. Mary Tierney; collector.
Mrs. Mary Nalln orator and treas
nrer Miss Elizabeth McManama
trustees, Mrs. Culkin, Mrs. Golden and
Miss Margaret Murphy; marshal. Miss
Nellie Gibbons; guard, Miss Mary Gill
martin.
Following the installation exercises,
dainty refreshments We're served and
an enjoyable social hour spent by the
members and number of their
friends.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
Installation of Oficers.

The newly-elected officers of Branch
a.. Catholic Mutual Benefit associa-
tion, were installed In Hari Carl hall
last evening by Installing Officer John
X. Barrett. 4 smoker was also en-
joyed during the evening The officers
are as follows:
President, p. j. Mc.Andrew; first vice
president. John j. Sweeney; second
vice president. NJ. j. Jennings: record +
ing secretary, j. =. McConnon; assist
ant secretary, Joseph Duggan: finan-
cial secretary. John r. Barrett: treas
,wer. Morris r. Walsh; marshal. Pat
rick Ferguson; guard, Nj. +. Moran.
trustees for two years. Luke Duggan
and John Wright.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10

and David Davis, while In the act of
stealing fruit from a stand at the cor
ner OF West Lackawanne avenue and
Ninth street.
Both were locked up in the police
station over night and when arraigned
before Alderman John in police court
yesterday morning they were dis.
charged with a severe reprimand. In
future. boys caught mt this ofense
will be punished severely.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
At the New Home Festival.

An entertaining programme Of vocal
and instrumental music was rendered
at ST. Brenden's new home festival
last night which was enjoyed by II
large assemblage. Arrangements are
being made for the disposition OF thu
many articles which are to he CHANGED
off before the fair closes
The MURRAY band. of North Scron-
ton, will enliven things this evening
with their choicest selections. To-
morrow evening, Mrs. Joseph O'Bricn
will sing, Miss Harriet Ward will play
the violin, and the ladies will serve an
oyster supper from to 10 O'Clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
DwYER WINS ANOTHER MATCH

Professor Nj, j. Dwyer, formerly OF
this city, but now of Wilkes-Barre,
won another wrestling match In the
latter city last night. defeating John j.
Little, well known lightweight wrest-
ler from Boston, Mass.
The match was pulled off In the Nes-
bitt theater before large audience for
side bet of Sl25. Dwyer won In two
straight falls, the time being 43 and 22h
minutes. Hugh keenan,. of this city,
acted as referee.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

The Freiligrath lodge. No. 2S9. Or
der of Hari Carl, al Il meeting last
evening, held in Hartman's hall. in
stalled the following officers for the
ensuing year: President. Charles
sender; vice president, Ernest Redeem
bach; secretary, Jacob Petry; treas
urer, John u. Schwenker; trustees,
ID. Mayer and George Kramer.
Last night Samuel Weis, of First
street, appeared as prosecutor against
Mary Holiday in Alderman Lentes' Of
nee, He charged her with disorderly
conduct. The alderman sentenced the
defendant TO pay the costs and spend
hfteen days In the county jail. She
chose the latter alternative
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
THE ANNUAL MEETING.
st. Joseph's Society in Most Flourish.
ing Condition.

The annual meeting of St. Joseph's
society was held yesterday afternoon
in st, Thomas college chapel and was
largely attended. The report OF the
treasurer showed that the organization
was in splendid financial condition,
over $500 having been realized from
the recent sacred concert.
The report of the sisters in charge
Of the Founding home showed the
remarkable economy which is prac-
ticed at that institution. The aver
age monthly cost of maintaining the
home with it's eighty inmates during
the past year was less than $3.50. The
following officers We're elected:
President, Mrs. p. j. Horan: vice.
president, Mrs. r, G. Wills; secretary,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-01-10
Ladies' White Skirts

" the hang OF The Petticoat is M,
right, how can YOU expect the Dress
SKIRT 10 hang properly. 1t is impoa-
siole' our white pettiooats are made
from fashions latest models and hang
perfectly.
White skirts worth SIC are now Ggc.
White skirts worth 81 are now Ysr.
White skirts worth Si.l2h, now SOC.
White skirts worth Sl.25 aro now 1Sc
White skirts worth sI.45 are now 81 10
White skirts worth Sl.75 are now 81. %
White skirts worth $500 are now a. a.
White skirts worth $5.25 are now 81 Gl
Other prices up to Slss and they're
all reduced.
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Ladies' rluslin Drawers

Also DIaNerS made from fine Cam.
brics and English Long Cloths. lcv-
erything offered at this sale is new and
fresh from the factory and the styles
ere the newest ana hess for the coming
spring season.
Drawers worth Glc, are now 2io.
Drawers worth ijc. are nov sec.
Drawers worth soc. are now 3yc.
Drawers worth G2iAc. are now Soc.
Drawers worth Soc. are now &c.
Drawers worth sI.1@i. are now SOC.
Drawers worth sl..5 are now 36c.
Finer numbers AZ proportionate re-
ductions.
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Funeral of Bernard Davis.

The funeral of Bernard Davis, con-
stable of the Second ward, took place
yesterday morning from the family
residence on Oak street. The services
We're conducted by Rev. G. A. Cure and
Rev. G. c. Lyman. A quartette from
the Providence Methodist Episcopal
church sang several hymns under the
direction of Professor Cousins.
The pall-bearers We're: Edward
Fidler, II. Halderman, Frank White
and Alvin White. Interment was made
in the family plot at Lemon, Susque-
hanna county.
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st. David's Mission Services.

The mission services being held in
81. David's Episcopal church are prov
ing to be u success beyond expecta
tion. The attendance is increasing
with each service. on Monday even
ing The Rev. Mr.. Gwilym preached
upon Purity" Tuesday upon Jesus
Found and Lost: Wednesday,
watching and Waiting for Jesus"
Rev. Mr.. Gwilym has been asso-
cated with several prominent
churches in New York city and is the
author of several books. among which
may specially be named. "The Sacra-
ment of Preparation" and THE Vision
That Transforms"