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BROTHERHOOD OF
PRESBYTERIANS.
Annual Convention at Cincinnati Next
Week, with DR.. Mcdowell as
Newark Delegate.

The annual convention of the. Freshly
terrain Brotherhood will be held In Cincin-
natl on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
he Rev. John Mcdowell. of the Park
/ reabyterian Church. is n delegate to The
convention.
The program has been strengthened dur
Ing the week by the addition of the names
cf DR.. E. F, Hallenbeck. who will lead n
conference OH "~Evangelistio Work." Presi-
dent J, D.. Moffatt, who will preside and
speak during the conference on "Presby-
terrain Affairs and Fealty;' DR.. John Clark
Hill. who will respond to the address OF
welcome; DR.. S. Edward Young. who viii
lave Charge of one of the conferences on
The Practical Ministries of the Brother
hood.
The motto of the convention will prob
nbly BE- "American Men for the Man of
Galilee,' so that while the convention will
devote due time to the determination Of
the aims and limitations of the Prespv-
terrain Brotherhood, the scope of the meet.
ing will be vastly larger than that. compre-
hending the whole subject of the eyangeIl-
cation Of men.
The fellowship meeting on Wednesday
night, November 10, is to be a notable feat
u'e of the convention. Provision will be
made to accommodate and serve refresh
a. a 1fYVp y . diis n SoSIfl 1 VI
TOO il In training for this and other sessions
of the convention. The two addresses thai
evening by the Moderators Roberts and
Howerton of the two leading P~resbyteriaI
churches of America will give an inter-
Presbyterian Fellowship flavor to the gath
ering.
Music Hall, the meeting place of the COLI
~vention, is said to be ideal for such pur-
poses. The PRINCIPAL auditorium seats S.6N
people. and besides there are numerous
small meeting places and ample corridors
FOR the necessary booths and offices.
Among the speakers, In addition TO those
above named, whose acceptance hns been
secured, arc: Ex-Secretary of State JOIN.
w. Foster, OF Washington; H. H. Hanno,
indianapolis: Or. r. r. Bigger, Massillon,
c.; Andrew Stevenson. Chicago: Dir. E lgar
P. Hill, Mccormick Theological Seminary.
Chicago; Charles Stelzle, of the department
Of church and labor, Home Mission Board,
New York city; the Rev. DIR. Howard
Agnew Johnston, ex-Moderator Robert L,
Coyie, John II. Converse, philadelphia,
President William Henry Black, and half .
score OF others.
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TO STUDY MISSIONS
PROGRAM FOR INSTITUTE
HERE NEXT WEEK.
will Be Held at North Reformed Church
Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday

All the arrangements for the second an
nual North Jersey Missionary Institute. to
be held next Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday In the North Reformed Church.
are completed. The program has been
prepared with much care by the commit
tee.
Mission study in the Sunday school is
to have equal emphasis. The Young Peo-
pies Missionary Movement has prepared
a complete course of study for use in
Sunday schools, beginning with boxes of
curios arranged for use in kindergartens
and including tales of heroism and mis-
sionary biographies for the older scholars.
A number OF Sunday schools in different
parts Of the country have already intro
duced some of these books. All the oest
methods of work will be presented and all
the literature obtainable will be on exhi-
bition during the sessions of the institute.
In addition to these features the insti-
tute will undertake to give help on all the
missionary problems of the local churches
and suggest practical plans of work, and
the conference will be intersprinkled with
inspirational addresses of the highest
character.
The committee wants as delegates 800
workers from the Sunday schools and So
e~ieties, workers who are In earnest. The
following persons are especially desired
Officers of young peoples societies, MEM
bers of missionary committees, pastors and
Sunday school workers, both teachers and
superintendents of all departments. for
emphasis Is to be laid, as said, on this last
field of opportunity. Each delegate will
register with the chairman, the Rev.
Brewer Eddy, of East Orange, 81 covering
the registration fee.
Tho institute will be held under the di-
rection of the following general committee
Baptist-Juliet G.. Maxfield, Bloomfield;
John II. Hill. Newark; Congregational,
Kate l.. Hsmilton, Newark; Brewer Eddy,
East Orange; Methodist, Clarence A. Titus,
Montclair; Methodist Protestant, j.. w.
Balderston. Elizabeth; Presbyterian,
Charles NJ. Bell, Elizabeth; Harriette Hall
oway Plainfield; Protestant Episcopal,
Carrie l.. Boylan, East Orange; the Rev.
Fl. il. Sleeper, Elizabeth; Reformed, Percy
Ward, Orange: Percy r. Nuessle, New
ark: Newark Pastors Association, the Rev.
S. j. Skevington, Newark; b. Y. p. u, IL.
A. Marshall. Newark; Christian Endeavor,
J. It. Sproull, Arlington: Epworth League,
the Rev. M. W. Womer, East Orange;
Silver Bay Conference. j. Henry Roszel,
East Orange: Margaret Logan, Montclair:
Sunday School. the Rev. Il. Morris Fergus
son. Newark; Y; M. c. A., Elwood c,
ark: Y. p. M, M, r. e. Diffendorfer, New
York.
The executive committee is: The Rev.
Brewer Eddy, chairman, 516 William street
East Orange; the Rev. S. F. Davis, secre-
tary, 536 West1eld avenue, Elizabeth
Charles r. Kilborne, chairman finance
committee. 81 Hillyer street. East Orange.
Clarence A. Titus. chairman field commit.
tee, 39 Westfield venue Roselle Park
George r. Sutherland, chairman program
committee. l50 Fifth avenue, New York
j. I. Sproull, acting treasurer, Arlington.
Charles Fl. Baker. Montclair.
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be The Dying Thief's Petition The
music for the morning Will include an an
them by Barnby, entitled 1.-THE Sun Shnll
Be Thy Light No More and a bass solo
TO be selected. In the evening the anthem,
Sing TO the God Ct Harvest" viii De
sung.
First Christian Church; The murnii.g
topic Will be The Courage Tint WINS
In the evening the pastor, the Rev. Wnl-
lam II, Hainer. will speak On building. -
The music follows. Response. Bow Down
Thine Ear" Perkins; anthems, Lovely
Appear" Gonnod, and 1.-THE KING Of
Love" Shelley; solo, Lead Kindly Light, ,
Miss Rockensus, and vesper hymn pilot
Of Galilee." Ford.
First Reformed Church; The Rev. uriah
McClinchie, pastor, will preach on "a Flge
Of Paul's Philosophy" in the morning, and
on Tho Power Unto Salvation in the
evening.
Hilton Christian Church: The eVeping
topic Will be THE Voice of the Feop'e''
end the anthems, Lend Me to the Rock. .
Lowry, and Rock Of Ages" W. H. Doane.
Hilton VI. f. Church In the morning.
Mrs. NJ. T. Rice, superintendent Of the
Deaconesscs Home, of this city, viii
present the work of the home. In the
evening the Rev. William s. Coeyinan,
f'astor Of the church. will preach.
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EAST ORANGE.

Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church:
Tomorrow the celebration of the church's
9:45 Il. m. the Sunday school will hold spe-
clal exercises, with addresses by former
snperintendents, including the first super
in%tendent of the school. AT Il a. M. the
Rev. DR.. John M. Thomas Will preach an
anniversary sermon. A .raise service will
be held in the evening, at which the church
will shave the assistance of the Trinity
chorus, William H.. Neidlinger, conductors;
William r. Crawford, organist of the
church. will be at the organ in the morn
ing, and will assist at the evening service.
On Tuesday evening, November IL, the an
nual business meeting Of the church Will be
held, followed by an anniversary sociable,
with. addresses by. DR.. Ludlow and DR..
Stanley White. Friday, November 10, the
men will meet for the fifteenth anniver-
sary mems dinner.
Christ Episcopal Church: The services
will be: s n. m. holy communion: II a. m,
morning prayer and sermon. by the Rev.
G. E. Hutchinson; 3 p. m, Sunday school;
5 r.. m, evening PRAYER and sermon, In 2
series entitled. The Books Of Daniel and
Revelation Twenty-fourth Sunday after
Trinity, November 10, 1907. Morning prayer,
u a. IN. Prelude, ''The Deluge.' Saint
Sacns; Yenite. Anglican Chant; TIE Deum
q Af a offefforv. '"e @The ssoSfnt' ss Southern
Breeze Barnby: Postlude In ID fiat, Mac
Master; evening PRAYER, 3 p. m; Prelude,
Priere. Lucas; Magpihcat and Nunc Dim
ittis in r fiat. King Hall; offertorY, Light
of the World" C"Lieht Of Life"). Elgar;
postlude. Marche Triomphale, Dubois.
First Reformed Church: The Rev. w.
Warren Giles win preach morning at 1890
and evening 7:45 tomorrow. His subjects
at 10th services VIII be Of personal in
terest and their treatment evangelical.
Brick Presbyterian Church; The
Promise of Victory" will be the subject
for the sermon at the morning service:
text. ITO him that oyercometh will I
grant tn sit with nc in my throne Reeve
lation ILL.,. 81. ''Yokes Of Various Kinds"
will be the topic for the sermon in the
evening: text. Thou hast broken the
Jokes OF wood, but thou shalt make for
them yokes Of iron" jeremiah xviii. 10.
Park Avenue NJ, f.. Church: The church
win celebrate the ninth anniversary of the
dedication tomorrow. Preaching at IL
O'clock by the Rev. DR.. David &. Downey,
OF Brooklyn. In the evening the Rev.
Charles r. Sitterly. OF Drew Theological
Seminary. viii speak on the present state
of the church in the Bible countries.
Elmweod Presbyterian Church; The Rev.
Charles y. Billiard will preach on the fol-
lowing themes: In the morning, Patient
Labor for Cod in the evening, Unused
Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church: In
the morning Dir. Ludlow Will preach on
Individual Responsibility In Public Life
In the evening the Rev. David Brewer
will sneak
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NIIsCELLANEous.

CHILDREN'S TEMPLE. formerly Chestnut
Street Depot. New Jersey Railroad avenue.
corner Chestnut street-Sunday evening: tbs,
Mr.. Edward e. Francis. of Grange. will be the
speaker. Thursday evening meeting I:45. the
temple 10 crowded every Sunday evening with
little children from s years and upward the
singing OF the children is like music from
heaven. All children are welcome.
RESCUE HOME, 81 Clay street-services
3s45 and 7:45 in charge Of DR.. Colt and work
ers of the Y. Nj. c. A. Come and hear these
wonderful men Of God. The little Dickens
Sisters will sing a duet; Miss Edna Maui
will sing a solo. Good singing and testimonies
The old time revival going on all the time.
An welcome. Mrs. Robert LaRoe, organlst'
Miss Lillian Knapp, pianist; j.. G. Simmons
musical director.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssocIA-
TON, 107 Halsey street-Henry A. Co1zenS'
General Secretary-Bihle classes meet at 9.l5.
$50, 3 and p. m. Mass-meeting for men
held in Wallace Hall, 2:45 o'clock. wallace
Hall Orchestra plays. Singing by the noted
First Church Male Quartet, L. Carrot Beckei
musical director. Every member a soloist'
Rousing address by the popular preacher, Rev
Charles l.. Mead, D.. D. Topic, "A Great
Athlete Gone stale Talk specially intended
Tor men Interested in outdoor exercises. All
seats free. All men alike welcome. Speakers
to come. Sheriff Sommer. Edward Burns'
DR.. c. f. Goodell, Or. H.. g. Furbay, pr;
Donald Sage M&ckay. Of New YORK, ana
others.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH
TO LAY. CORNERSTONE.
"First" Was Organized Half Century
Ago-Interesting Services to
Be Held Sunday

The cornerstone of new church building
for the congregation of the First Church of
the Evangelical Association, a German or
ganization, will be laid at 8 o'clock Sunday
afternoon, at Avon avenue and Seven
teenth street. The program will consist Of
a hymn, THE Lord Is King" by the choir
of the church; reading from the Bible by
the Rev. DR.. Schnebel, of New York; a
hymn by the congregation. prayer by the
Rev. G. Buehler, of Jersey City, followed
by a duet. and then an address In German
by the Rev. C. d. Pfast, of Union Hill.
The Rev. c. Philipbar, of Brooklyn, will
preach a~sermon In English. A collection
will be taken up and the congregation will
sing a hymn, after which the Rev. P. T..
Becls, presiding elder, of Brooklyn. will
lay the cornerstone, the choir will sing
More Love to Thee, oh, Christ followed
by the benediction, and the singing of the
doxology will close the services
The First Church was organized in 1851
and its first church edlfice was in Prince
street, and its second enc In Court street,
west of Belmont avenue, and as 1t Ia too
small for the congregation now "A Lew
building at Avon avenue and Seventeenth
street was planned some time ago. There
are about $50 active adults en- the menu
berslip rolls, the present pastor is the Rev.
l%heophilus Weber, and tho former pastors
were the Revs. c. Scllerzer, G. Koehl.
Martin Plattenberger, George Marquardt,
H. Groh. Emanuel Glazer, who built tine
church edlfice in 1884; Frederick Eggers,
A. D. Pfost, George hinder, ]. l.. Leippoed.
c. c. Weber and Professor r. J. Lau. of
Columbia University.
The only survivor of the congregation in
1857 is Charles Theuer. of 81 Bergen street.
and of those who Joined the church in 1858
Mrs. Theuer, Barbara Krauss and Barbara
Schmidt are living. The First Church is
in tho Atlantic conference of the EvangeIi-
cal Association. and the conference en-
braces churches in New York, Brooklyn,
PHILADELPHIA n Baltimore, and New Jer-
sey churches.
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LOCAL CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN.

High Street Presbyterian Church: Morn
ingI,Organ. "Frieden's March Wagner;
anthem, Send Out Thy Light" Gonnod;
ing-organ, cantilene, Saiome; anthem,
td to Am a Alpha s and Omega staIner; offer
nor" Guiimant.
Prelude, Merkel; anthem, seek Ye the
Lord " Bridge; offertory, soprano solo;
postlude, Chopin. Evening Prelude,
Gounod; anthem. Fear Not o Lord" j.
e. West; offertory, soprano and tenor duet;
postlude, Glraud.
First Presbyterian Church: Morning
Prelude, Autumn Song" OPP. 81, No. 10.
Tschaikowski; anthem, soprano and bari
Out Thy Light" Klein; postlude in b
fiat, Chadwick. Eyening-Prelude, Sner-
zowskyi anthem. Fear Not, o Israel"
Spicker; anthem, q capella. 1.-THE Souls of
the Righteous" Noble; p~ostlude in e flat,
Schumann.
sixth Presbyterian Church: Tomorrow,
besides the anthems the choir will sing
at the morning service "He Lifted Me-"
and in the evening Hugh H. Hamilton will
sing "Will | Go and Empty Handed7"
The Rev. DIR. Davis w. Lusk will preach
at both services, on "Wednesday evening
Miss Frances M. Hedden will give a
stereopticon lecture to the ladies of the
church on her recent trip abroad, The
title of the lecture will be "A Yankee Girl
in Europe" Junior church Sunday morn
ing, led by the Rev. w. p. van Tries.
South Park Presbyterian Church: Morn
ing-Organ prelude, Moderate, Smart: duet,
Guide Me, o Thou Great jehovah
Lansing; offertory, bass solo, Like AS the
Hart" Allltsen; organ postlude. Postlude,
LIE Maigre. Afternoon-Organ prelude,
'Elevation," Guilmant; duet, Jesus, the
Very Thought Marston; offertory choir
hymn, Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me- organ
postlude, grand chorus, lie Maigre.
At the Park Presbyterian Church the
Rev. John Mcdowell will preach tomorrow
morning, on "A Good Soldier Of Christ"
and in the evening on How Christ Wins
Men. The special music to be endered
during the evening service will be selec-
lions from the compositions Of Sir Joh
Stainer.
At the Third Presbyterian Church to-
morrow night the pastor will conclude the
series of Illustrated sermons on "Jeru-
salem and It's Temples" Stefeopticon
views will be given of ruins and reprodue-
lions of the various temples showing their
illustrations of scriptural history.
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TO ENTERTAIN ALUMNI.
Rutgers will Keep "open House" for
other College Graduates.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 9.-oficers of
the New Brunswick Rutgers Club an
nounced yesterday that 1t had been decid-
ed to extend the privilege of their house to
alumni of the Rutgers and other colleges,
and of the academies at West Point and
Annapolis. The sustaining membership
will be composed OF alumni in Middlesex,
Monmouth, Mercer, Somerset and Union
counties.
The college trustees have given a large
building on the campus to the club for It's
home and this will be fitted up finely. A
roll of honor will be established upon
which will be placed the names of the
alumni making gifts for the furnishings
or maintenance of the house. The officers
are as follows: President, Willard p.
Voorhees,; viee-presldent, John N. Carpen-
ter; treasurer, the Rev. DIR. William l.
Chamberlain; secretary. Warren r.
Schenck.
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BAPTIST.

Fifth Baptist Church, The Rev, Charles
F. Stanley, pastor, will preach tomorrow
morning aud evening. The subject of the
mornings sermon will be, Christ Known
In the Breaking of the Bread" Imme-
diately after the sermon the ordinance of
the Lords Supper will be observed. In
the evening the Rev. James Stanley will
begin a series of rmo on the subject,
Jesus In the Home of Bethany The
subject of the first sermon will be, rJesus
and Martha Included in the singing for
the evening will be the solo by the pastor,
Face to Face Herbert Johnson. The
Gospel Mission service will be held on
Tuesday evening.
North Baptist Church: Prison Evangelist
Elgar will be at this church tomorrow
morning. At which time also the pastor,
board talk to the Sunday Morning
Leaguers on THE Garden of the Heart
and present the honor pins. At 7:30 D. m.
the second lecture will be given In the
series The Shoemaker, the Tentmaker
and the Genera Who was Led by an
Angel; Three Men Who HIVE Turned the
World Upside Down. Special subject,
The Tentmaker of Tarsus.'
Peddie Memorial Church: Tomorrow
evening the double choir, which began its
service last Sunday evening. will sing. 2sne
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MASS MEETING IN Y. M. c. A.

Tomorrow afternoon at s.45 o'clock the
Rev. Harvey G. Furbay. Phi. D., superin-
tendent of Blocker Street Missionary AL
lance, of New York, will address the
mems meeting in Wallace Hall on 1.-THE
Survival Of the Un1ttest.' There will be
Il musical program by the Wallace Hall
Orchestra, assisted by Prof. Charles Void,
a soloist on the musical glnsses. and Mrs.
II. A. Goodison, all English contralto, who
has just arrived in America. All men in
vitcd. and scats are free.
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ri

FIRST REFORMED CHURCH. Clinton and
johnson avenues-Rev. Stuart Nye Hutehison,
minister. Public worship at 10:45 and 7:45.
Preaching by Mr.. Hutchison at both services.
Morning subject. obedience" Evening sub
ject, THE Sixth Commandment" Sunday
schools at $3.50 and 2:30. Christian Endeavor
at T.
WORTH REFORMED CHURCH, Broad and
Bridge streets-Dr. James /. Vance. minister.
Sunday schools at $3.50 a. m. and 2:45 p. m.
Christian Endeavor at 6:45 .. m DR.. Vance
will preach at 1890 a. m. on THE Problem
of the Aliens In America and at 7:45 p. m.
on Stealing a Priest" East Newark Sun
day school at 2:3o p. m.
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CONGREGATIONAL

MEMORIAL CHURCH. Clinton avenue at
Wright street-Rev. n. Arid Mofat, minister.
Morning worship at 10:45, with Lords Supper
and reception of members. Evening devotions
at 7:45, with sermon on The Mercy Of the
Divine Justice, a thoughtful study for
serious people. An hour at The Friendly
Church is a good Investment.
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METHoDIsr EPISCOPAL.

Centenary NJ. E. Church: There will be
a special musical service tomorrow even
ing with the following program: Prelude.
Song Without Words" Thomas. anthem,
ley: anthem. "Jubilate, Sudds; solo, The
Morn Eternal Hayes; Mrs, Markwith;
offertory Reverie, Ashford: solo, Face to
Face" johnson, MI. Shoemaker; anthem,
20 Come Before His Presence" Martin;
anthem. Now the Day Is over Marks;
postlude, Folk Song" Nicode.
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ST. STEPHENS PROTESTANT EPISco-
PAL CHURCH. Clinton and Elizabeth ave.
nues-Serticc s a m. 10:45 a. M, 7:46 p. m.
Evening subject, THE Negro Question:" sun
day school 3 p. m.
TRINITY CHURCH, Broad and Rector
streets-The Rev. Louis s. Osborne, rector.
Holy Communion every Sunday at s a. M, and
first Sunday in month at II a. m. with SER
mon. Other Sundays, morning prayer and
sermon at II. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Even
ing service 7:45, with sermon by the rector
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well saiG young Bridey. coming into
the Kitchen, whats my lovely cook been
trying TO make now2"
Angel cake" replied the dear little wife,
dolefully, but 1t wouldn't rise
Ali" he exclaimed. "a fallen nigel cake.
eh?'-Philadelphia Press.
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Rev. Henry II. Rose, Minister.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, Broad and
City Hall-SerVices at II: subject of Sermon
Fire Sunday school at 10; kindergar-
ten at II. MEMS class at 10. Young Mems
Glass at 10. Illustrated lecture at 7:45 by Mr.,
Rose on THE jamestown Exposition and the
Birth of our Nation" Church open at 7:lb.
II you arrive early go on from Hill street 70
the vesper service and enjoy the music.
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LUTHERAN.

AT the Grace English Lutheran Church,
on Mercer street, modern conceptions Of
religion are under discussion. The aim is
to try to get the point of view of our
time and to see how far 1t harmonizes
with the basic facts Of the Scriptures.
Tomorrow this subject will be presented
again, while in the evening the subject
will show how a poor woman found heal
ING.
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y am sure said the interviewer, that
the pubic would be interested 10 Know tne
secret Of your success.
.of Industry. the secret of my success has
abeen my ability TO keep IL a secret
Philadelphia Press.
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FAIR FOR oHRTsT oHnRnH

The fair held by the Ladies' Aid So
clety OF the Christ Reformed Church during
the last two weeks will be continued thiss
afternoon and win close tonight. Tic doll
chrlstened Evelyn by Mrs. Roosevelt went
10 Lansing Ten Eyck, q small boy. residing
on Lincoln avenue. Tho fair has been
very successful.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Rev. r. +. Smith, pastor of st.
Paul's Cosmopolitan Rescue Mission, 81
Hoyt street, win preach tomorrow morn
ing on THE Prevailing Prayer In the
evening the subject will be Victory In
Temptation"
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST tscientistI,
Harmony Hall, 653 Broad street, between West
Park and New streets. Sunday services 1o:is a.
m. Sunday school IL m. Wednesday evening
testimonial meeting 3 o'clock. Reading room
open daily except sunday, from u a. m to
4 p. m. Subject. "MoTtals and mmortals-
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DO you think ophelia really loved
HAMLET asked Maud.
Il should say So answered Manie,
she was crazy about him.'-Washington
Star.