The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-29
FOR ELECTION NIGHT
PROGRAM ARRANGED BY
THE Y. M. c. A.
Free Employment Bureau Established.
First of Star Course Entertain
ments Tomorrow Night.

Frederick Metz, assistant physical direc-
tor of the local Y. M. c.. A., is preparing a
splendid program for election night. There
will be an exhibition Of calisthenics and
graded exercises on the apparatus, as well
as games, and two games OF basketball by
the employed boys.
A swimming contest was held last Thurs
day by the junior boys In three different
grades, ages ranging from s to 10, 10 to IL,
and u to IA. The ability in swimming
which some of these smaller boys dis
played was surprising, one of them making
10 feet Q inches In 5 seconds fiat. Thurs
day afternoon this week the intermediate
, leaders will receive special instruction In
the different forms OF conducting and lead
ing classes. November Q will not only be a
great night In gymnastics. athletics and
tumbllng. but it will also be a night for
the champions. There will be at least FIVE
national champions present-two from the
Ia. A. U. and three Y. NJ. c. A champions.
The officers of the Y. NJ. c. A have de-
cided to conduct a free employment bureau
from this time on. All applicants for posi-
lions receive courteous treatment. Their
references will be carefully investigated,
and employers Will be sentmen without any
charge. The employment bureau Is open
every week day morning from $50 to II
O'Clock.
The first Entertainment on the star
course Will be given tomorrow evening,
when the Lotus Glee Club of New York.
and Minnie Marshall Smith, the well-known
lmpersonator, will appear, and render the
Iollow1ng program:
gypsy John" Clay, Lotus Glee Club;
Dlhe story Of the Other Wise Man. Van
Dyke, Mrs. Smith; "a Farewell" Liddle.
Mr.. Hindermyer; THE Three Fishers1
Goldbeck, Lotus Glee Club; 1.-THE Tragic
Iale," Slater, MIR. Lewis; monolgue, ZEE
elna a Curtain" Decentralization. Ms.
Smlt1i Dear Heart Awake" Someryille.
Mr., Strlcklett; "A Medley" Smith, Lotus
Glee Club; The Tin Gee-Gee," Anon. Mrs
slnlth; "A Toreador Love Song" Couchois.
Mr.. Bemus; selected, Lotus Glee Club.
"PYnoiples of Teaching was the topic
OF the normal class lesson taught by the
general secretary last night. Next Mon
DAY nights topic Will be 1.-THE Art Of
Questioning"
talks WI he given by b, II. Mccoy on
Friday evening, the topic to be suThe
PERIODS of the Chosen Family and the
Israehfish People" by a graduate of
Drew Seminary.
the Rev. Charles L. Mead. D. D.. pas
TOT or the Centenary NJ. E. Church, will
ne the speaker at the meeting next Sun
Jay atternoono at S;45 N~o'cIock. His topic
VIII be "A Great Athlete Gone Stale -
special seats will be reserved for members
OF the physical department. There will be
singing by the First Church male quartet.
DR., j. Bennett Morrison will speak this
evening on ''The Wealth of a City" All
men are invited. On Thursday evening
next Frank l.. Blanchard, of New York,
will speak upon THE Principles of Dis
play In Advertising On Saturday even
Ing r. ]. Gantz will lecture upon FVali1es
Real and Arbitrary" The registration
continues for the evening educational
classes Of the Association Institute, and
all records for the number of classes. stu
dents, etc, are being broken. Tomorrow
afternoon B. S. Bowdish. of New York
city, will deliver a popular lecture or
Birds Boys over 10 years of age are In
vited. Tomorrow evening the youths so
cial Bible class meeting will be followed
with a Halloween social n conference
echoes. Thursday afternoon, 4 TO 6 O'Clock
an entertainment, including gymnastic ex.
hibitions, basketball and tournament oil
games will he given to the students Of
the Burnet Street Grammar School.
AT 4;l5 o'clock next Friday the Mora
Muscle League will meet. Conference
echoes will be given by delegates who
represented the local association at TN
boys conference in Ridgewood, October IS
26 and q.