The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-22
Y. M. c. A, NOTES.

The attendance at the physical cui-
ture classes Of the local a~ssociatioo re cnri
breaker there being 1,096 present a.
the different sessions, averaging To-
per day, The leaders corps receives
Special instruction from the physical
! director every Wednesday evening,
Last Wednesday they were instructed
in different apparatus. workIap-
from the apparatus. The object of the
leaders corps Is to instruct all begin
ners in the fundamental principles OF
apparatus work. The employed boys
assistant instructor, are practislng
faithfully for the monthly athletic
tournament to be held for that depart
the first event for that evening being
fifteen yard dash and running, broad
The first swimming meet VIII pc held
bers of the East Side Young Mems
Christian Association of New York will
be present. The events for that even,
ing will be a 50-yard swim, 1O0-yard
swim, plunging for distance. under
water swim for distance, and the relay
each man to swim four lengths OF
the pool.
SClarence BOVINE Brokaw. of New
York, will lecture tonight upon Auto
mobile Ignition Systems
"Health-How to Get 1t and How to
Keep IT. is the topic of a lecture q
be given by j. Bennett Morrison, M. d..
this evening.
on Thursday evening, Frank L
Blanchard, of the Hampton Adyertlslne
Company. New York city. will lecture
upon advertising Writing"
On Saturday evening next. r. ]
Gantz, general sales manager OF a large
American manufacturing company, vii
talk upon Choosing a Lin of Goods
An electrical club for boys has beer
B. Colt, a practical electrician.
A course of lectures by well-knowT
Newark lawyers upon "Commercia
Law is planned to begin next week
the association building.
A members reception will be giver
In the Frelinghuysen room tomorrow
humorist, will entertain the guests, as
sisted by the pianist, Harry g. Sutton
The Age of Adolescence and the Re
lation of Body, MIND and Spirit" wer'
the themes discussed at the norma
class held in the Alling room last night
Secretary Cozzens taught the lesson,
The first of a series of interesting
lessons will be given next Friday nigh
Seminary, "a, on The Bible in Histor,
and Geography There will be tel
lessons, as follows; Part I-Old Tesla
the Human Race; lesson 2. The Period
of the Chosen Family and the Israel
itish People; lesson 8. The Periods 0
provinces. Part ITI,New Testament His
tory-Lesson 4, The Life of Christ; les
son 5, The Early Church. Part III
Bible Geography-Lesson 6, The Oh
Testament World; lesson Z, The New
Testament World; lesson s, Physica
Features of Palestine; lesson Q, Politi
cal Divisions of Palestine; lesson II
Review of Whole Subject
At the mems meeting TO be held i
Wallace Hall next Sunday Afternoon
the special feature viii be motion pic
lures of the life of Christ. At tina
time DIR. Wad-El-Ward and his daugh
ter will speak and sing, both appearinI
in native costume. Francisco Caro-
flo, the noted baritone, who has jus
arrived from Turin, Italy, will sing, &C
companyiug himself OH the guitar.
Tonight the High School Bible classe
will meet In the boys rooms.
Tomorrow evening, at 1880 o'clocl
the Youths Social Bible Glass will hol
its regular meeting.
The Moral Muscle League will NEE
Friday afternoon, 4 o'clock. at whic
( time Henry A. Cozzens. general secre
tary. viii give an interesting cup tall
Eighteen delegates from the local as
s~ociation will attend the Boys Stat
II Conference, to be held at RidgewoOt
N. IL October 26 to %. An interestin
program has been provided.