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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-23

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Z9ate97a0s de estg SpGLSdGd.
az aag1or poster, t08 sS0assentes
bteaes SamuebEeS. cue .fsterOa
embGr0QdoS p0f no h16er p0g0-
do d sW deJido tempo Jas con-
trsbWciOneS veacidds RIOS TecGq-
g0s segate disp0ng Ia Ley de
Rent0s late mas. ,
ESQ dice en- parte, con ell Titualismo
ordinariO en- tales casps, la COlecturia
de Rentas Internas.
" despu63 de eaO, 8p6tase 81 nom-
bfe de los pr0pietarios = la descElpclon
de Ia propiedad embsFgada.
Cauua espanto. Y lOs que COMO
cen cOsas qersonas ca equella c.udad,
eli cuRdro mueya 6 tristeza.
Ello parece que resume 81 malestar
econ6mico. que 10 Vuelca todo en- Ia
isla.
Es eI marco estrecho en- que Ia vida
material del pAi', exhausta del pode-
roso RcicAte del numerpTiO, lndispen-
sable para el impulse de las naturales
fuentes de riqueza. Sc desenvnelve. on
Iaxitud de muerte, ed pAraizaCl6n de
iniciatiVas.
V6ase. En- ID IONA Furab fnCas
embargadae, dos en- 81 oarriO Real y
dos en- 81 bArrio San PatFicio. De las
tincas ennbArg6das en- ell bAFriO Real.
pon prOpietarios Cornelio Rodriguez v
Claudio CoIls 20, pequt TI9s teFratenien-
tes, que para librar Ia subsistencia so-
10 Contaban con su propio esfuerzO, en-
Las penosae faenag aRticolas,
Ia propiedad del senior Rodrfguez
,cOnsta de A cuerdas de .teFreno incadRs
de pastOs y male2as. Ii del aehor
C0llazo de cuerdAs de terreno tincR-
dAs de cafe frutos memories.
Rodriguez debe 81. .13 CollazO $8 So.
Por eco deuda insignitioahte perdeEan
ein dudR 10 6nicO que acasO posean.
Las dos fincas del oarriO San PAtFl-
clio. una es de la sucesi6n Dolores Sc
FRA, sfincR esta que se cOnlp0ne de och
-cuerdas de terreno en- cultiVo de fFutce
menores y manChas Dc cafe. Opulen-
a fu9 en- Ponce 10 fAnailia Sierra. Con.
tribuciones adeudadas y por las cuales
se embXYga dicha finca: pesos.
In otra finca de San P4triCiO es de
don juan Principe Vszqusz, antique
curisl Y peFaona que sieInpre diafFut6
HUN AAAa E0SASA@4s
Sc embargo esa finCR por deuda de
$135 y cOnsta de SO Cuerias de te'
Eran0.
PAsemos shora Las finCas urbanas
CAST en- todas les Calle8 de la populosl
Ciudad &c encontrar6n fncas embargs,
das. Desde ID oaIle de B6rtoli, ceres
del Hospital Tricocha hAsta ls Cslle ID
VistR alegra, en- ell Extreme Este, Ia
f6rrea mano del FiscO se hs dejado
sentiF. He aQui una Iista de Gales J
fincas en- elias embArgadae.
Gale de B6Ftoli, 1. Wives. l, M6q
dez VigO, Q. CapterRs Isabel, q
Virtud, 8. ViatR Alegrea 1. Arenas,
1. En- Ia Plsya, 4. Mayor, i. Leon
/. Victovia. 2. eCangrejotP, 1. ca
llei6n de San Anton, J.. Prcgreso, 1,
Reina, /. Intendente Ramirez, l.
V6ase los nombres de los propieta
rios CuyRs fucas han sidO embaTgadAs
Juana Rubiani. Rafael BaEmRjQ. Suce
sion Felipe Arce.
SQui6n On Ponce iQnora que IG suce
sion de don Felipe ArCe disfrut6 ayeI
de reCursOs bastAntea pare viYlr rodea
de de cOmodidades, racursoa eicAnza
dos en- los mobiles Afanes del trAbaJos
.ASmda 0aois: Pablo R0dlfguez. So
cesi6n de Campos. (Se trGtG 0e d
VitsdG 3 hijos deJ S'aOtVSdabIe 0rtSStO
.MOrel CGnapO8.) Valentfn Arenas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-23

tablero de una contienda srmada. los
reCelOs y desaos de esas dos potsucias
que pareca essojer6n como pretexto
les geniaIidades del dictSdor Venez9-
lano.
gEMpER
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-23
Los nebIss do Moscow al Gar.
Hablan de los vicios del la burocra-
cia.

ochenta mobiles de Moscou dicen
al Czar:
SLos vicios de la burocracia han
sldo exguestos en- la luz meridiana
en- toda Russia, A1n cuando el res
eripto del Is de Diciembre procura
encubFlrIos, todo el mundo sabe que
la burocracia paraliza las energfas
de la sociedad y de Ia naci0n rusa
y que lelos de ser fuerte. dnica-
mente es una causa de la debiIidad
para Ell Estaao.1
Buen Fetrato.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
SHOOT FOR LOVING CUP
Trophy Won by Company c Team on
Ranae at State Arsenal

on the range OF the state Arsenal
last night Company G. team won the
loving cup trophy for which the CONF
p1ny teams have been contesting.
Company A. which last year Won
The trophy. made hard hght 10 win 30
for the second consecutive time, but
IL lost by nine points. ConseQuently
there is clation amoig the members
.of Company G, of which J. Warner
Reed is captain while disappointment
exists among the men 81 Company a.
and nobody is more disappointed ihm
Captain &C Parks.
The closing shoot for This trophy
was held last night. and Teams from
Companies A, 3. e, ID, e and C parti-
cipated. The position at which the
teams shot wns prone MS they had
previously shot ~, standing and kneel-
ing. AS a result of last nights shoot
ing Company A had the highest score
for out of possible 250 it made 200
against 1876 for Company B and 1873
for Company c. Company AS score
was not sufficient TO overcome tho
majority made by Company G in the
previous shoots, however and il lost
the cup.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
sAoNre AEApa pANAmA RoAp
Chairman Of Canal Commission Elect
ed President OF Company.

Chairman Of Canal Commission Elect
ed President Of Company.
New York. April 1S.--Secretary Taft
and members Of the Panama canal
commission were IN session at the Of
fees Of the Panama Railroad company.
The following officers were elected by
the board Of directors: President Theo-
dore p. Shonts; vice president and gen
oral manager John Il. Wallace; secre-
tary and treasurer Z. A. Drake; as
sistant treasurer, Sylvester Deming;
assistant secretary. Thomas H. Ros-
bottom; general counsel Sullivan and
Cromwell; traffic manager. r. L. Walk
or; auditor. John Adams; superintea-
dent on the isthmus. II. G.. Prescott;
executive committee. President Shonts
Vice President Wallace, Charles F.
Magoon, William Nelson Cromwell and
G. r. Edwards.
The board ordered the double-track-
Ing and re-equipping Of the railroad
and made an appropriation o. $780,
600 for that purpose.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
reRaY MeoovEaN escApEs
Puslist Eva6cs Keeper and Goes TO
His rHcme In Brooklyn.


Stamford. Conn, April lS.-Terry
McGoycrn. the pusilist who was
brought to the Stamford Hall sani-
tarinm. escaped from a Keeper while
taking a walk or tho grounds Of the
Institution. The keeper followed Nc
Govern, but was unable to oyertake
him Word was sent Immediately to
the sanitarium and a hunt was made
for McGovern. but without success.
Aside from notifying the police. a watch
was kept at .he railroad stations IN the
belief that McGoscrn would board a
train for New York.
After playing tennis McGoyern suG-
eested q walk. and was put in charge
OF one Of the regular keepers. The
keeper and McGovern had been gone
but a few minutes when the former
ran back to the sanitarium and told
OF Terry's escape.
McGovern, according to the santa
riam physicians, is suffering from ner-
yous, mental and physical exhaustion.
and it was expected that he would stay
here several months.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
DAVIS AND wsAND ARRIVE
All Of the A. A. Players Are Now Here
Except Sweeney.

owing TO the cold and windy weather,
the A. A. players were not out for
practice yesterday. The wind had one
good effect however, as lt dried of the
goan5s, wh!-h VIII be in excellent
shape for the opening game.
An Of the players are NOW here eN-
cept Sweeney. who reports some time
to-day. Davis. the left heldor ana
Weand catcher got here yesterday
1t has not been definitely decided who
WIN pitch The opening game, but it Will
probably be Myers. Young D0ian a
local boy win be In the box for Man
haitian.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
Interestinn w. c. I. Y. Address
Special to Tho Evenlng Journol

Special to Tho Evening journal.
Bridgeville, April 1S.-Mrs. j. X
Barney, Of Rhode Island. superintend
ent of the w. G. II. II. prison work of
the world. gave an interesting talk i'm
the NJ. e. Church on Sunday evening
she has established unions in Japan
New Zealand, Tasmania Rome and
Jerusalem; IN fact she has girdled the
globe. She told Of the excellent tenn
perance work that is being done i'm for
cign countries by the white ribboners
some OF the unions having as presi-
dents the wives of American consuls.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
Naval Aeademy Examlnatlona

Annapolis. Md, April 1S.-About 75
candidates. bearing both principal and
alternate appointments to take the
examination for entrance TO the naval
academy as midshipmen. left Anpap-
oils for Washington. where they will
be given the prescribed mental tests
before the civil service examining
commission. At the same time other
candidates who did not prepare at the
coaching schools in this CITY will 50
TO the capital. and still others will
take the examinations az various
places throughout the country.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
coatesvIIle PLAYERS Renort.

Coatesvinc, Pa, April iS-Sevc-al OF
The Coateaville players reported yestcr-
day and the rest are expected in to-
dsy. Those hero are iDncldcfs Mauch.
,MeCllthchlo and Chilcott. Outnelder
O'Ncil, Dave WlMms. pitcher and -.
G. Fitzgerald, catcher An are On good
condition and iniulged IN some good
placticc ON the East End grounds.
although il WAS exceedingly cold and
windy.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
REDUCED RATES TO PACIFIC
COAST POINTS.

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, Account
Lewis and Clark Exposition ana
Various Conventions.
on account OF the Lewis and Clark
Exposition, at Portland, Ore, June
10 october 10. and various conven-
tions 10 be held in cities on the Paci-
fc coast during the summer, the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company will sell
round trip tickets on specified dates,
from all stations on its lines. to San
Francisco and Los Angeles, April 9 to
September 81: to Portland, Seattle
Tacoma, Victoria, Vancouver and san
Diego. May % to September %, at
greatly reduced rates.
For dates of sale and specific infor-
nation concerning rates and routes.
consult nearest ticket agent.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
Rns.nn R-sn Rnll clnh sold.

Boston. April iS.-The Boston Ma
ional League base ball team was sold
Frank =. Dunn. of New York and
loston for a sum said 10 exceed $500.
90. A. II. Sodon. president Of the
lub, declined 10 make public the
mount Of money involved in the sale.
The grounds ownedNby the club are
assessed at s25e.C00. Mr. Dunn's pnr
chase includes players, grounds. fran
chises cnd buildings. but the new
owner viii not take possession until
the let cf No~ Ser next.
Built on bluff-Air castles.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
Terry Mcocvern In Brooklyn.

New York. April is. n Terry Nc
Govern is at his home in Brooklyn.
where he is being cared for by his
wife. lie win be kept there about a
week when he will return 70 the sani-
tarium. Immediately after his escape
he boarded a freight train and came
directly to this city
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
LansIIth ream In eood sh,ne.

The members of the Landlith team
are getting In shape. Manager SAL
ter next week will begin improvements
to the grounds at Sixteenth ana Clay
mont streets. Lumber for the grand
stand has already arrived. The man
agement has signed Lawrence Sdrlith
making the team complete. Harry
Dawson. formerly an A. a. umpire. has
been secured to oficiate at the games
The opening game viii be played ON
May with the Browuson Library
team.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
rnoroA uNpgR ARREsr
Man Who Issued Fraudulent Miners'
Certificates Under $500 Ball.

Man Who Issued Fraudulent Minero'
Certificates Under $500 eall.
Hazleton. Pa. April is. James
Rhodda, of Upper Lchigh. a member
of the miners examining board. who
is charged with fraud in connection
with granting Of certificates of compe-
tcncy to mine workers. was arrested
on a warrant sworn ont by District
President Dettrey, of the United Mine
Workers of America. Rhodda waived a
hearing and entered bail IN $500 for
court. His arrest followed a confession
he made to the mine workers that he
and his colleagues on the examining
board had issued certificates to hun
dreds of applicants without regard to
their qualifications. and that they had
received various sums of money for
issuing the papers.
District President Dettrey SAYS there
have been 800 accidents, 100 reeulting
fatally. in thedistrict during the last
- months, and officials of the mine
workers union declare that the pro.
mlscuous sale of certificates to incom-
petent miners is the principal cause OF
the accidents.
No warrants have been issued for
the other members of the board
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
NO NEWS FROM PRESIDENT
Courier viii Take to Him a Number
Of Important Affairs.

Courier viii Take to Him a Number
Of Important Affairs.
Glenwood Springs. Col, April Is
Before President Roosevelt penetrasos
the wilds so far that communication
with the outside world will be next TO
impossible, Secretary Loeb, with the
aid of a courier, will get in the presi-
dents trail and visit him in the noun
tains The visit will be to take up
with the president a number of impor-
tant affairs that have come to the
headquarters since Saturday. There
car a number Of commissions to be
signed, as well as some departmental
business that has been forwarded for
attention.
There is no telegraph line within
miles Of the original camp of the party,
so far as known to the presidents par
ty at Colorado Springs. The hunters
intend to roam over a large area, cover
Ing probably 100 miles, before the hunt
Is conclrded
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
Willis at Altoens.

Altoona. Pa. April Victor Willis.
formerly cf the Boston Nationals. arr
rived here last night ana signed 40
pitch for the local club this SEASON Tie
states that ne IS done with the Boston
nine 1nd win not play with phem aglin
under amy conditions. The Boston
nlnagouent is slid 20 feel indignant
over Willis coming here. and willing
90 lend assistance at undertaking. to
wreck the Tri-State, which IS termed
by them am out-llw league.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18

Prior TO the opening OF the tourna-
meut these officers were elected. James
Pennington. president. A. r.. Hart Sec
fetary. and Harold Harvey, treasurer.
Tho committee elected 60 have charge OF
an games consists Of @. Huxley, n.
johnson and a. Sncllenburg the sched-
ulo follows:
rriday April n-Green and Mckonna
Ns Finn and Huxley iarkins ana
s2ellenbms Ns. Neylan and Friohofei;
Green and McNenna VS. HarLlns ana
sncllenburs' Finn and j. lIex ey U.s..
Nesian and i'ri,hofer
Saturday afternoon, April 22-pancoast
and Webster vs. Maurice and Greenwood.
Monday. April ei-B,ovn and Sheppard
Vs. Green and McKonna; Jones and G..
Huxley vs. Harklns and sncllerbmg
Brown and Sheppard W.. Haikns and
Saeilenburs. Jones and G.. HuXlcy W.
Green and MA<onha.
Friday. April cS-Paucoast and Webster
ST. Finn and j. IIuxlcy. Marr.cs am
Greenwood VS.. johnson and Pennington
lancoast and Webster W.. johnson and
Pcnnineton; Ti,nn ana J. Huxley rs.
Maurice and Greenwood
Saturday afternoon. April a9y-Hart ana
Taylor SIS. Neylan and IRE hoser.
Monday. May i-Joncs and Huxley vs.
Maurice and Grccnwood Hart ana ray-
lor W. Green and McKeuna; Jones and
ifuNlcy vs.. Hart and Taylor Muuric
ard Greenwood vs. Green ard Nick ma
Friday. May a-Johnscn and penn'ng.
t,N vs. Hngkns and snsnoaburs; Ncy-
Ian and Frichofer US. Maurice and Gre n.
wood; johnson and Pennington vs. Ney-
Ian and rrichofer; Harkias AND snellcn.
burg vs Maurice and Greenwood
Saturday afternoon. May G-BroWn ans
shepnard w.. Johrs,n ana Pennington
Monday May S-iiart ani Taylor Vs.
paacoast and W,bstor; Ea.kus and
Snellenhrrs vs. Fi'nn and HlNley Hart
ard Taylor vs. Film and iuxley; lark-
ins and snclienbars vs. Pancoast and
Webster
Friday May l2-Joncs and HuSlcy
Wy. Neyian and Fr'ohofer; Marrico and
Greenwood vs.. Brown and sheppard
Brown cnd Sheppard VS. Ncylnn and
lriehofcr. johnson and Penn nstn vs.
Green and McKenna.
Saturday Afternoon. May l3-pancoasi
nad Webster KS Green and McKeuna.
Monday. May 10 Pancoast and WEB.
strr VS.. Brown ana sheppard; Flirn ant
J. iiuSiey VS.. Jones dnd G. Husky. Flnf
and }. Hnyley w. Brown and Slcnpard
fancoast and Webster VIZ. Jcncs and G
Huxley
Friday Way 49, Hart ANA Taylor VS.
farrice and Greenwood. Ncyun an,
Freebooter VS. Green and McKounl; Ney
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
coIor I-Ine In Eastnan coIIene.

Poushkeepsie. N. Y. April sc. V.
Daniels. a student at the Eastman
business College, for whose removal
$50 southern students petitioned Presl.
dent Gaines, alleging that he has ne
gro blood in his veins. withdrew from
the main college in this city. Presi
dent Gaines accompanied him TO New
York TO install him in the Harlem
branch of the Eastman College.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
TER.c0LLEeIATE DEBATE
Judges Decided in Favor of Delaware
in Four Minutes.


in Four Minutes.
At the infer-collegidtc debate on April
IA between Delaware College and the
Maryland Agriculture College. the former
was decided the winner Those who took
part In the debate We're: Delaware. af-
hrmativo, L. W. Warrington and Z. S.
Warrington; Maryland. negative. We'll
stood White and Leonard Bassett
Tho subject was: Resolved That the
success Of the japanese in The present
war between Russia and Japan VIII best
serve the interests OF civilization"
The judges were the Hon. Jackson II.
Ralston. Congressman Hiram r. Burton
aud the Rev. W. r. Locke. They decided
in four minutes i'm favor Of Delaware.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
SP Or I s
TWO MAN TOURNAMENT
ON OLYMPIA ALLEYS
Iones and G. HuNley
Won Two Games From
Johnson and Pennington
I1dxley

Al the olympia alleys inst night Che
tvo-man bowlus tournament was start
ed. Jones and 6 Huxley won two out oi
three games from johnson and Penning-
Ton. who won two out Of three from Hart
and Taylor. The feature OF The games
was the bowling of Taylor. he milking "a
iot,i of asa for three games. The scores'
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
Very Low Rates Via Illinois Central
Railroad

to California and the West. March to
May IA inclu i've. personally conducted
through Pullman Tourist Cars from
Chicago via Omaha ''rhe scenic route"
Chicago or Cincinnati VIA New Or
leans. 1.-The Winter Route. ''The best
OF service is offered via either route"
For rates and particulars address z. S.
Bishop. e. L. p. S36 Bro~-way. New
York ". Y.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18

Inn ana Freihofcr vs. Paueoast and Web
stcr. johnson ara rerainet.a vs. Film
and J. Huxley
Saturday. May 2o-llarlSlns and sncl'en-
burg KS. Hart and Taylor
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
THE CLARENDON
Virginia Avenue. near Beach,
..n--..- Ca..-- ~

Atlantic City, n. j.
Rooms en-suite with tiled baths; sun
parlor; steam heat, electric lights. ele-
vator to street level. Perfect sanitation;
two minutes to Steel Pier and convenient
to all amusements. Rates $3.50 to $3.50
daily. $40 to SIS weekly. Booklet upon ap-
plication. M. d. NEIMAN.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18

Stop That Leak.
with cartmelrs Roof Paint
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
Candidate for Council.

James A. Campbell announces him.
self as n candidate for City Council
from the Eighth ward. He is a we'll
known Democrat.
Evening journal., 1905-04-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Quoted pallx BY Thon,a. N. stsx.or

Apples. barrel. .... ........S2.75 TO s3.5
Lemons box. .. p. ............S2.75 TO $3.50
Oranges. California, box. 81 IS
Potatoes. barrel. .... ..................Sl50 so
Potatoes, bushel .... o. .. e. 40 70 ,ec
Sweets. basket. --... o.. -........ 'ac
Cabbage, osrrei.. &c. ......... sle5 TO $3.50
Cabbage, lundred .... ........ 'd.CO TO 500
Onions. Bermuda crate.... ......-.. 8. 40
onions, basket .... ........ .C1
Celery, DOZEN ...... .......loc to SlVO
Lettuce basket ,.... 80 '.'....SloO to $50
Kalc, barrel ...-. .....--............SltO
Spinach, barrel ..... zee. ..............I 81 80
Eggs. Del. and Nd, doz.... ....17lz to isc
Chickens, live. .... ................A Aoc
Chickens, dressed. ... .................lsc
shad, per nd, buck. ..........S2O TO So
Shad, per hd.. roc. q. .... ...-..S35 30 4'
Herring, per nd. .........................I .I5c
Evening journal., 1905-04-18

Built on a bluff-Air castles.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-03
G. A. R. POST
|NSTALLS
OFFICERS

The officers OF Arnold Post, NO y u
A r.. were installed last evening. Al
,.ndance nj the ceremonies was very
large Past Department Commander
Theodore A. Barton was installing ofri-
Ger.
Following the installations were a num-
Der Of speeches. the installing officer ana
many of the officers OF the post making
brief remarks. 60
senior Vice Commander Cornelius CHAP
man. Post Commander Franklin 3. Ham
and Judge Henry A. Palmer or Crans'on
spoke felicitously.
A varied musical program was rendereo
during the evening by Harry j. Gallagher.
James Collins. Frank McConneH ana
George Shine.
The list OF officers Installed was as
follows, all but the chaplain and sergeant
major having been reelected 70 their
positions:
Commander, Franklin p. Ham; senior
vice commander. Cornelius Chapman
tInior vice commander. Richard d Tan
ner. adiutant, Charles II. Smith; quarter
master William II. Davis: surgeon. VII
lis NJ Holton: chaplain, Charles w.
Brown: officer of the day. Thomas u.
White; officer OF the guard, Bernard
BOYLE: sergeant major. James II. Chanee;
ouartermaster sergeant, James l.. War
ner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-03
Y,M,C.A.hAS
new PLAN
OF WORK

The officers OF the Providence Y. NJ. G.
A. have evolved a new plan for reaching
the Young men Of the city on Sunday af-
ternoons and II the success Of the first
attempt to put the plan into operation IN
dicates the success attendant during the
year Il will he one OF the hest ever pro
duced for the improvement of the city
youth by that institution.
II has been decided that a great good
NAV be accomplished by holding every
Sunday afternoon an open meeting and
furnishing n high-class entertainment
free. consisting of music and other forms
OF amusement appropriate 60 tho day.
There will he addresses by prominent
church men and noted speakers also.
This entertainment will he Just previous
to the regular Sunday afternoon services
and when concluded those present Will be
invited To participate In the services.
Following that will be about two hours
Of social intercourse when those connect
ed with the association will intermingle
with the men and seek TO make the time
PASS nleasantly for them. The plan work
ed go well Yesterday that there Is mani
tested great enthusiasms over 1t. There
had been no special advertisement OF the
nIan and vet Yesterday afternoon there
were more than 300 men present through
out the entire afternoon.
owing to the fact that one of the
sneekers for the series OF meetings has
died some other will have TO be chosen IN
his stead. MIR Hainer was TO have dehv-
ered FOUR lectures during the first three
months OF the year but his death VIII
necessitate other arrangements.
Among the speakers for the FIRST three
n,onths are Reverends w. w Bustard
Robert r Parker. Frank Rector. Francis
stroush Albert A. walker. Edward
Uolyoke r. r. Pullen. and DR. w ". +
Faunce The addresses for the months oi
April and May are;
April 2. Address by Rt Rev William y
McVickar. n. n. Mrs. C. l.. Harris, So
prano soloist
Anru Q Address by Rev A. J Hughes
nastor central Square Baptist church
East Boston Music by Y. NJ. g a, quar-
tet
April rs. Thoughts Of tho Great Think
ers by Rev. Edward Baysrd shaw. pastoi
pleasant View Baptist church, Pawtuck
et Albert A. walker. bass soloist.
April q Easter Sunday-Good Cheer, bl
Todd w. Hall. the famous Baltimore de
tective Harry w Lambert. singer.
April 80. The Universal Man. by Rev
William r. McElveen. Pm. D., pastO
shawmut Congregational church Boston
Mrs r. q. Gooding. soprano soloist.
MAY Z Address by Rev. Gerhardt \
Wilson. pastor First PRESBYTERIAN church
Albert A. Walker. bass soloist
Nav H. Address by Rev. Charles a
Crane. u. d. pastor Peoples Temple
Boston Singing by the Y. NJ. G. A. quar-
tet.
MAY n. Address by Rev. Leo Boom
| Thomas, pastor Stewart Street Bsptis