The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-05
RETURNS AT YIN. c. A.
SPORTS TO ATTRACT DUR
ING ELECTION LULLS.
First Swimming Meet of Season Tomor'
row Night-Lectures Announced.
Other Notes.

This evening election returns will be
received in the gymnasium of the local
Y. M. G. A.
During the intervals a fine program
of athletic nj gymnastic events will
be run off, closing with two rousing
games of basketball. All men invited.
All seats are free.
The first big swimming meet of the
season for the Y. M. c. A. will be
held tomorrow evening between the
East Side Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, of New York city. and the
local associations cam. The events
will be a 25-yard dash, 100-yard swim,
220-yard swim n a relay race, con-
~sisting of -four men, ZACH man swim
ming four lengths of the pool, which Is
100 feet. The points will be given on
the basis of five for first, three for
second and one for third.
Final preparations are in progress
for the "event of the season." to be
held on Saturday evening. The events
will consist of gymnastics, athletics,
tumbling, wrestling between the west
Side branch of New York and the local
association teams. In addition to the
foregoing. Ray Ewry, the high jumper.
broad jumper and high kicker, viii APP
pear, as well as ]. r. Bissenger, Oh
New York. A. A. U. champion upon
parallel and horizontal bars, and mate.
The champion lightweight wrestler,
George Mehnert. will give an exhibit
ton in wrestling with his mate.
The educational classes nave a larger
enrolment than ever before. This evening
RYarr VArIr CifU
will speak npon Engine Speed Control IN
the automobile course. Tomorrow even
ing Frank benjamin will give a business
talk upon Contracts" to which all men
interested are invited. On Thursday even
ing Frank l.. Blanchard, of New York
CITY, will lecture upon Mistakes in Ad-
vertising."
Next Saturday evening e. ]. Gantz. of
New York. will give a talk for statesmen
-and persons interested upon Soliciting
Orders"
1.-THE Art of Questioning" was the topic
of the normal class lesson, which was
taught by Secretary Cozzens last night.
Macon A. Leiper, State educational direc-
tor, taught the Sunday Study Club. taking
for his topic THE Sin of Worry"
Next Friday night B. Fl. Mccoy. of
Drew Seminary, will teach the class in
Bible history, the topic being "The Pc
rlodS OF the lsraelltiSn anu tHe
Jewish Province.
The Rev. Harvey G. Furbay, Phi. D.,
superintendent Blocker Street Missionary
Alliance, of New York, will be the speaker
at the mems meeting in Wallace Hall
next Sunday afternoon. His topic will be
The Survival of the Unfttest." Professor
Charles Void will play on his ffty-seven
musical glasses, and Mrs. H. A. Goodison,
the great English contralto, Will be heard.
Tonight at 6 o'clock the High School
Bible Classes of the boys departments will
hold their meetings, followed by a lunch
con. Tomorrow evening the Youths So
cial Bible Class for employed boys will
meet. On Thursday, from 4 to 6, a re-
ception will be rendered the Washington
Street and Central Avenue grammar
schools. The boys of the fifth, sixth. sew
enth and eighth grades are invited. Fri
day afternoon, at AIS o'clock, the Moral
Muscle League will meet, at which time
sthe first part of the two-part illustrated
story 'Bill, the Hobo" will be given by
Ivan P. Flood.