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BLOOMFIELD AND GLEN RIDGE.

First Presbyterian Church: The Rev.
DR.. H.. B. Frissell will speak tomorrow
night on the work Of Hampton Institute.
Virginia. Songs will be rendered by stu
dents from the institution.
Park NJ. e. Church: The Rev. DR.. Jesse
l.. Hurlbut will preach tomorrow morning
on pillar Saints" In the evening his
subject will be Back to the Old Home"
Westminster Presbyterian Church: The
Rev. William T. Wilcox will take for his
subject tomorrow morning THE Church
and the Child There will be no even
ing service.
Montgomery Chapel: "A Critical Posi-
ton will be the subject of the Rev. w.
e. Wilcox's discourse tomorrow even
ing.
the Rev. Henry S. Potter will preach on
Noah"
Christ Episcopal Church: The annual
service Of the babies, branch of the
Woman's Auxiliary to the Board of Mis-
sions will! be held tomorrow afternoon.
The Rev. Charles r. Hutchinson will
preach.
Glen Ridge Congregational Church: The
Rev. Frank Van Allen. NJ. D., head Of
the Modern Hospital. Will speak at both
services tomorrow.
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LOCAL CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN.

Sixth Presbyterian Church: Tomorrow
evening the choir will render a special
musical program as follows: Prelude,
praise Ye the Lord" Maker; offertory,
Melodfe, lsubenstein; soprano solo. plains
OF Peace Barnard, sung by Miss Bishop;
Little; solo, selected, sung by Mr.. Hamil-
ton; chorus, sabbath Bells" Meredith
Postlude, Smart. MISUNDERSTANDING, Con
Mato Moderate, Smart, offertory, Prayer. -
l,emmens; anthem, I'm a Pilgrim Post
lude, Guilmant. AT the Christian En-
deavor meeting, preceding the evening
service, Miss Edith Harris will lead the
meeting and make an address, and Miss
Helen Bishop will sing. On Tuesday even
ing DIR. Lusk viii give a stereopticon lee
ture on the Mormons. On Sunday morn
ing the Junior Church will be in charge
of the assistant pastor, Mr.. Van Tries.
High Street Presbyterian Church.: Organ,
March of the Israelites.' Costa: anthem,
AS Pants the Hart" Mendelssohn; Of
Festival Postlude, Wermann. Evening
Organ, Andante con motto, Sangster; an
them, '"rhe Sun Shall Be No More" Wood
ward. offertory, Lord, Now Lettest
Thou" Tours; Postlude in +, jackson.
Park Presbyterian Church: Tomorrow
morning the Rey. John Mcdowell will
and In the evening on The Sin Which
Can Never Be Forgiven The music for
the morning: Anthem, The Sun Shall No
tory. soprano solo, "Heaven Is My Home
Savage: In the evening: Anthem, Art
Thou Weary" Schneider; offertory, con
tralto solo, When the Day of Toll Is
Ended Strelezski; quartet (unaccom-
panied. 1t Is Well" Bliss.
Second Presbyterian Church,: Morning
Prelude, Offertory In D flat, Salome; an
them, Lift Up Your Heads" coleridge-
Taylor; ofertory. Love Divine Schneck-
er; postlude,. ''Fugue in c. Buxtehude.
Evening-Prelude. Organ recital from 1880
to 7:45; anthem, Thy Mercy, o Lord -
Woodman; offertory. aThere Were Ninety
and Nine" Foster, postlude, Grand Cho-
rus" Lemaigre. The program Of the organ
recital is: Grand Chorus No. 2 new, Hol-
Inns; prelude in C sharp minor, Rachmani-
noff; poetic tone picture, Grieg; THE
Swan" Submissions.
First Presbyterian Church: Morning-Pre-
Jude, Vision, Rheinberger: anthem, Te
Deum in b minor, Buck; quartet, God
to Whom We Look Up Blindly," Chad
wick; postlude In G, Bach. Evening
Prelude, Cantilene, Rogers; anthem, The
Breath an Evening Blessing" Rutenber'
postlude, Allegro in A, MacMaster.
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EAST ORANGE.

Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church: The
Rev. DIR. Ludlow will preach IN the morn
ing on 1.-THE Authority of Christ as a
Basis for His Appeal to Men" Music:
Benedictus, Dudley Buck; three-part re-
sponsive service. S. p. Warren; bass solo.
GLORY to God" Pescla. In the evening
the. usual monthly praise service will be
held. Address by DR.. Ludlow; Music: An
them, Thou, o God. Art Praised in Zion,
Ford: alto solo. "Oh, for q Burst Of Sacred
Song Alitzen; anthem, "A Song in the
tenor, IT viii Magnify Thee, o God, .
Mosenthal; bass solo, II Will Praise Thee,
O God" HUM; anthem, "A Prayer"
Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church
The morning service will be conducted by
the Rev. DR.. John NJ. Thomas. AT s p. m.
Benjamin s. Comstock, of South Orange,
will give an illustrated lecture on Camp
ing and Climbing in the Canadian Rockies"
The views shown by Mr.. Comstock, who
is one of the lecturers for the New York
City Board of Education, are chiefly from
photographs by himself In his re-
markable feats of mountain climbing. The
music of the services Will be: Morning
Organ prelude, "Traumerei' and Romance,
Schumann; organ ofertory, song without
words, Faith Munroe: organ postlude.
Ave Maria" Widor. Evening-Organ pre-
lude, Andante, with variations, Spohr;
organ offertory, intermezzo, "Cavalleria
Rusticana,' Muscagnf; organ postlude, Post
lude in Il fiat, Batiste.
First Reformed Church: The Rev. w.
Warren Giles, pastor. will preach tomor-
row morning and evening. His morning
subject will be THE Point of Death. a
Serious but not HOPELESS Condition. even
ing, Jesus and Sins Most Helpless Vic
tim"
Brick Presbyterian Church: "The Cost
of Discipleship' will be the subject for ser
mon at the morning service. Text. I'll
any man cometh unto me AMI hateth not
his own father. and mother, and wife
and children. and brethren, and sisters
yea, and his own life also, he cannot bt
my disciple" Luke xiv, rs. At the even
ing service the topic will be, The Nantes
tation of God to Men" Text, There was
the hiding Of His power" Habakkul
ILL.,. "a.
Trinity Congregational Church: Service.
at IL o'clock and 4:30. Preaching by tn,
Rev. d. Brewer Eddy. Morning subject
"A Brief in Defense of BALKAN"
Elmwood Presbyterian Church: The Rev
Charles b. Billiard will preach in thu
morning on THE Religion Which Satisfies
the. Heart and in the evening on Thing,
Christ Condemned"
Hyde Park Reformed Church.: The serv
ices tomorrow will be In charge OF tn
Rev. Frederick B.. Pullan. Morning wor
ship at IL o'clock and evening at T:45.
Grove Street Congregational Church: Tn
pastor will preach at both services. Morn
Ing, Death and Life evening, 9TH
Great Decisions"
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CHILDREN'S TEMPLE, formerly chestut
Street Depot. corner New Jersey Railroad ay'
nue-Children's church service SUNDAY evenlu
tbs; Mr.. Clarence t. Plat will be the speaks
terrain Church, will speak TO the childre
Thursday evening 7;45. These meetings are VI
UNCONVENTIONAL All children are welcome
Christian Science and the Bible will I
DR., Martins topic at the Clinton Avenue Re
formed Church Sunday night.
RESCUE HOME. 81 Clay street-sunds
morning II a, M, preaching by Rev. Bdmun
y. Gearhart, Ph. D.; subject. The Pharisee
3:45 service, subject, Judgment Here 80
subject. When Come and hear Mr.. Gear
hart: he Is a wonderful man. He Is DRAWN
many people to God. Good singing. short test
monies. Everybody welcome. Mrs. Rohei
LaRoe. organist; Miss Lillian Knapp. pianist
J. G. simmons, musical director.
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE. No. IS Clinic
street-Revival services are being held ever
night. Tonight Rev. w. c. ODounell. ir., pas
tor Of st. Paul's NJ. Il. Church. will speak
Tomorrow Sunday, II a. m. Holiness meet
Sparks. S:45 p. M. Rev. Robert r. Littel
pastor OF United Presbyterian Church. wi
speak, and at S ,. m. Mr.. Joseph Nayler Nj
have charge of 6ne service, These services ar
attracting large audiences. the Gospel talk
and Gospel singing, aided by the Holy Spirti
are resulting in great good, as several person
have been kneelir g a. the penltent alta
during the pest week. Pattie Watkins Lind
superintendents Of the Peoples Temple.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
lG Haisey strset-Henry A. Cozzens. secre
tary Bible classes morning and Afternoon
Annual rally Of the Royal Arcanum council
of Newark and vicinity Will be held tomorrow
afternoon 3:45 O'Clock. In Wallace Hall Aa
dress by the well-known preacher, Rev. Dayil
r. Frazer, d. D.. OF the First PTesbyteTiai
Church. Hon. J. a, Lehkueeher viii preside
Sacred selections by the Wallace Hall Ofchff
ira, Both met and women cordially invited.
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REFORMED.

New York Avenue Reformed Church
Tomorrow evening the Biblical cantata Of
p. A. Schneider, entitled Lazarus" will
be rendered by the choir of the church.
The solo parts will be sung by Mrs. Cliff
ford r. Marshall, soprano, as Martha ;
Miss Anna e. Haase, contralto. as Mary;
tor; William j. Blair, bass, as Thomas,
and Alexander Whyte, baritone, as Jesus,
This composition. portraying one of the
most dramatic scenes in the life of Christ,
consists of the following numbers: Intro
d~uction, organ; chorus. The Hour Is
Coming When the Dead Shall Hear" Mar
rator, Now, a certain man was sick: =
Martha and Mary, duet, Lord, Behold lie
Whom Thou Lowest Is Sick" Jesus. The
sickness is not unto death !" chorus, Now
Jesus loved Martha and Mary jesus.
Let US go unto Judea;' chorus, men, "'The
Jews OF late sought to stone Thee
Jesus, Lazarus is dead, nevertheiess,le let us
CO." Thomas. e us also go;" Narrator.
Then Martha went out and met Him -
Martha, Lord IL Thou hadst been here; -
Jesus. Thy brother shall rise again.
Martha, 81 know that he shall rise in the
resurrection;'' Jesus, Il am the resurrec-
ton and the lite;" chorus She goeth I'M
TO the grave to weep Mary, Lord, to
Thee I hasten chorus. Jesus wept; be-
hold how He loved him. Narrator, Jesus
away the %stone;8 Narrator, And he that
was dead chorus, Marvel not at this
finale. Awake and sing
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church: To
morrow morning. the Rev. DR.. Martins
sermon topic will be Called to Disciple
ship" At the evening service he will give
as n prelude '"The Manly Message of a
Great Governor. Sermon, christian
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church: Morn
ing-Anthem. There Is a Holy City, p.
a: schnecker; soprano solo for offe.rrtory,
Lincoln Case; offertory, Love Divine
John L.. West.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

,r 81. F ofgirto IA; "a Ru G9aTch: o MS1~ortning-Pre
dantc, Goltermann: postlude, Faulkes.
Evening-Prelude, Proce ssional, Dubois;
offertory, Andante, Dubois; postlude, Fan
tasia, Spinney.
Contra NJ. r. Church: Morning-Prelude,
Schubert anthem, Thus Speaketh the
L6rd Of Hosts" Stainer; bass solo. Mt.
Tegan; anthem, THE Sun of Cod Sulli-
van; postlude. Schubert. E~vening-Pre-
Jude, Widor; anthem. "Bonum Est, ="
Luck; tenor solo, Mr.. Thomas; anthem,
dclssohn.
Centenary M. f. Church: E~vening-Pre
Jude, Nocturne, Spinney; anthem. PRAISE
We the Lord, . Adams; anthem, Christ Is
Knocking at My Sad Heart Otis: offer
tory. Allegretto. Corbett; solo, Face to
Face" johnson, Samuel Shoemaker; post
lude, Andante Maestoso, Selby.
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U-NIVERSALIsT.

Church Of the Redeemer: "What is the
ject OF the Rev. Henry r.. Roses sermon
tomorrow morning. There will be an IL
Illustrated lecture at 7:45 by e. S. William
son. of Toronto, Canada, on AN Evening
with Charles Dickens"
The music will be: M~orning-Organ pre-
lude. REST" Abt; professional "All Glory,
Land and Honor" anthem, 81 VIII Mag
Nifty Thee, o, Cod Shaw; response after
prayer, Nearer, My God, to Thee" Hans
com; offertory. alto solo. But the Lord Is
Mindful of His own" Mendelssohn: organ
postlude, Allegro Maistoro, Rossini. Even
ing-Organ prelude. Allegretto, Martini: an
them. God Is 2 Spirit" Bennett: offertoTy,
1.-THE King of Love Shelley; organ post
lude, Bourree, Archer
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Russian Symphony Concert.

The Russian Symphony Society's soloist
at Its next concert. Thursday evening, jan
uary 20. Mt Carnegie Hall. New York. un-
der Modest Altschuler's direction, will he
Julian I~sserlis, and he will play the bril-
liant piano concerto by Liopunow. Isserlis
made so favorable an impression at his
recent American debut with the Russian
Symphony Society that he was promptly
recngaged for next Thursday.
"Tamar," the chief orchestral work on
the program of this concert. opened the
door. a generation ago. for Balnkirew's
colleagues and followers. into the world
of Russian orientalism. IT is based on a
poem by Lermontow. lamar was n queen
who dwelt i'm an ancient tower by the rush,
ing river Terek. in the narrow dehle OF
Darial, in the Caucasus, TO this day a Dor
der region of mystery, adventure and ro-
nance. lamar, who had the beauty OF an
angel, but the soul of "A demon, cruel,
crafty, s"upeThnman, was wont to lure
solitary travellers, into her tower, to take
part in her rcvels. Then would be heard
sounds coming out OF the darkness, as
though some nocturnal fete had brought
together a throng Of men aud maldens. to
dance under the very shadow of death.
At days dawn, silence reigns once more
but the river bears along on its foaminG
waters a lifeless body. At a window APP
pears Tamar's shadowy form. bidding fare
well from her tower to the dead lover, I'm 2
voice laden with such tenderness that its
every accent, breathing sweet promises,
seems TO pressge for them both a happy
morrow.
Without being too literal. Balakirew
sought IN his symphonic poom TO convey
the atmosphere and spirit of this story.
The Terek's torrent is suggested at the
opening by a running figure in the 'cellos
and hnSEGS over which som aunpa ~
Tamar's theme, first In B minor, with
English horn, oboe and strings, as in
brooding expectancy, and then In happier
mood In D major, exhaling feminine charm
and beauty. Balakirew next seeks 20 por-
tray the strange dual nature OF the wom-
an, indicating her lovely aspect by n de-
scending theme for wood wind. her domonlc
passions by a wild tarantella, and her
irresistible fascination by a haunting
Oriental figure IN 1878 time. These melodic
ideas. worked out with subtle alterations
of rhythm and harmony, suggest in order
the tempting Of the traveller into the
tower. the magic arts of Queen lamar.
and the rising tide Of excitement, culmi-
mating in a staccato crash of the full or
chestra, followed by a brief pause. When
the music resumes 1t is in the monotonous
accents of the river, above which floats
languidly the opulent d major melody OF
lamar, as in the utterance of a signing
farewell.
In marked contrast to this Balakiraw
music will he the andante funebre from
the third quartet OF Tschaikowsky, opus
80. in memory Of Ferdinand Laub, as az
ranged for string orchestra by Glazunow.
Mr.. Altschuler sees in this a musical pic
ture, profoundly moving, OF Tschalkowsky's
own sensations in the church, at the funeral
Of Laub, who was a noted violinist and
one OF his nearest friends. The opening
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RoYA1 ARcANuM RALLY.

The special feature of the meeting to be
held in Wallace Hall tomorrow afternoon
at 3:45 o'clock will be the annual rally of
the Royal Arcanum councils of Newark and
vicinity. j.. A. Lebkuecher will preside.
and there will be an address by the Rev.
DR.. David r. Frazer, OF the First Presby-
terrain Church. The Wallace Hall orchestra
will render sacred selections. This meet
ing is for both sexes
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soMMER TALKS TO CHURoHMEN.

At a meeting Of the Mems Club. of South
Park Presbyterian Chapel, In South street.
last night. Rev. Or. Lyman Whitney Allen.
pastor of the South Park Presbyterian
Church. introduced Sheriff Solnmer, who
spoke of the need of more Fairgrounds for
children, aud urged the erection Of a house
OF detention for Juvenile offenders and wit.
nesses. a magistrate having the same pow
ers as a. police justice should have charge
Of the Juvenile court, he believed.
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TO ADDRESS SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION

The Newark Graded Union of Sunday
School Teachers will meet in the lecture
room Of the First Presbyterian Church
Monday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. The read
ing class will meet until $3.50, when devo-
tional services will be held. At $50 section
work will begin and the lesson for Feb
ruary 2 viii be taught beginners by Mrs.
ID. NJ. Krick. primary by Mrs. G. L.. G.
Smith, and junior by Mrs. Herbert J.. Hin,
formerly element ny superintendent in Hi
nois. In a general session, at AIS. Mrs. Hill
will address the union on a subject Of in
terest and help to all teachers.
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He TAUGHT GIBBONS.
Father Dissez, Instructor of Cardinal
Is Dead.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 25.-rhe Ilev. DR.. r.
It. Dissez, a member Of the faculty of st.
Mary's Seminary, and who was one OF the
instructors Of Cardinal Gibbons when he
attended that institution. died Mt an early
bour this morning Of congestion OF the
lungs. He was 50 years of age,
Father Dissez was widely known among
the clergy Of the United States. He had
been i'll only n few days. Just before the
end the last rites of the church were adj
'ministered to the priest by Cardinal Glib
hons.
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SUBURBAN CHURCHES.
ORANGE.

New Church: Sermon by the Rev. Adolph
Roeder at II a. m. on "Nimrod, the Giant
Hunter; Hunters and Finders Of Beasts.
Men and Lands; Great Discoveries. Here
and Beyond" The Bible class meets at 10
and studies ".John. the Preacher of Re
pentance," Luke ill.,, 1-21.
Unitarian Church Regular morning wor-
ship. with sermon by the Rev. Waiter Reid
Hunt at 10:4B. Subject of sermon Paths
of Safety" The Sunday school meets IN
the par~ishIh house at y o'clock. The Mems
Club meets al the same hour, The club
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cH1LDREN's TEMPLE SERVICES.

At the Children's Temple, New Jersey
Railroad avenue and Chestnut street.
Clarence T. Plat will be the speaker to-
morrow evening at 7:15 O'clock. At the
Thursday evening meeting at 7:45 O'Clock.
the Rev. Harold c. Harmon. of West
Presbyterian Church, will speak to the
children.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Belleville Avenue Congregational Church:
DIR. G. c.. Creegan. recently returned from
an extended trip in the Far East. will
speak tomorrow morning on the move
mCnts now being carried out in China,
India and elsewhere in the East. At 7:45
the Rev. Mr.. Shipherd will speak Of New
Wine in Old Bottles"
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ST. pAUL's RESCUE MISSION.

The Rev. f. r. Smith, pastor OF st. Paul's
Cosmopolitan Rescue Mission. 67 Hoyt
street, will preach tomorrow morning on
''rhe Product of Goodness" In the even
ing his subject will be Gods Care for the
Poor"
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Scientist
Harmony Hall, 655 Broad Rtreet. between We
Park and New streets. Sunday services 10.
n. M, 7.4b p. m. Sunday school IL m. WEE
nesday evening testimonial meeting 8 O'CLOCK
Reading-room open daily except Sunday, froE
II a. m. to ( p. m. Subject. Truth
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UNIVERSALIST.
v Henry n Rose MfOfafar-

Rev. Henry II. Rose, Minister.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. Broa
near City collaborating service at II; subjec'
What Is the Matter with America Our M
tional Shortcomings" Sunday school At Il
kindergarten at il. Mems class at 10. On
usually fine illustrated lecture at T:45 by NJ
II. S. Williamson. of Toronto. Canada, on "a
Evening with Charles Dickens" Unusual
nue
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ST. STEPHENS PROTESTANT EPIscc
PAL CHURCH. Clinton and Elizabeth ave
nues-Sersioca s a. m, to;45 a. m, 7;l5 p. m
sunday school ; D. m.
TRINITY CHURCH, Broad and Recto
Ftreets--The Rev. Louls s.. Osborne, rector
Holy Communion every Sunday at s a.. M. an
first Sunday in month at II a.. M, with sci
mon. Othe- Sundays. morning prayer an
sermon at II. Sunday school at 3 p. m. Even
ing Service 7;45. with sermon by the rector.
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CnNGREGATInNAL

H B~ELLEv1LLE AVENUE CoNGREcf
TIoNAL CHURCH, 15S-157 Belleville avenue
Theodore Merrell Shipherd. minister. Worshl
Mt 10:45 a. M. sermon by DR.. c. c. Creegal
who has recently returned from an extendt
trip in the East Evening worship at 7:45
M; Mr., Shipherd will preach, New Wine
Old Bottles" Preparatory service Tuesday {
8. Young Peoples Union Friday at s. Seal
free and all are welcome.
THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL JtB
MEMORIAL CHURCH. Clinton avenue, corns
Wright street-Rev. 4. Arid Moffat, minist4
Morning worship at 1886. with sermon {
ing deyotions at 7:45; last Of the Art Sci
mons: theme. Watts "Sir Galahad." A
cordially invited to The Friendly Church.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

evening at 8 o'clock. To all Of these ~servsc|
a cordial invitation is extended.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lars
cite and Union streets-Rev. Davis ". LuaH
D. D., minister; Rev. W. p. Van Tries. a
sistant minister. brotherhood prayer-meetin|
sA5 a. m. Divine worship 1880 a. M an
T:5 p. m. Preaching by the pastor. Speed
music at the evening service. Sunday acho1
2.30 y. m. Christian Endeavor e.15 .. m. Ii
by Miss Edith Harris. Tuesday evening sfer3
optieon lecture on the Mormons.
SOUTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Broad street and Clinton avenue-Rev. Jyna|
Whitney Allen. ID. D. pastor; Rev. Arfha
A. Fellstrom, assistant, Morning service 10sz
o'clock, Rev. Wilson Phraner. D. D., or Eaa
Orange. viii preach. Afternoon service ! :
m. General darlington Booth, of the voiua
teers of America. will occupy the pulpit IN II
afternoon. Sabbath school 2.45 p. m. Praya
service Tuesday s D. m.
SOUTH PARK MEMORIAL CHAPEL col
ner South and Dawson s~treets-Sabbath schos
$50 p. m. Children's praise service I D. Il
Evening service 8 o'clock; sermon by Rev NJ
Fellstrorn. Mems Brotherhood meeting Nor
day night 8 o'clock: Rev. Mr.. Granger. OF tt
Central Presbyterian Church. Will be II
speaker. Prayer service Thursday night, S ]
m. Welcome to these services.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Broa
street. opposite the City Hall-Robert SEQ
Inglis. minister Morning service, 1880: sui
ject Of sermon, The Value OF the OrdinaT
Man" Evening servic, 7:45; subject Of se
mon, THE Temperance Revival"
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EFoRMED

CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH
Lincoln Park-Dr. d. II. Martin. ministe
Prayers 10 a m. Divine worship at 1910 Al
7;45. DIR. Martin will preach at both service
Morning topic: Called to Discipleship
Evening prelude. THE Manly Message Of.
Great Governor" Sermon, christian Soien
and the Bible.'' Sunday school $50, wit
Adult Bible classes. c. II. vespers Z. Tue
day evening prayer-meeting 7:45. Welcome.
FIRST REFORMED CHURCH, Clinton ar
Johnson avenues-Rev. Stuart Nye EIutchfso
minister. Public worship at 10:s5 and IA
At the morning service Rev. Wilbur r Craft
Of Washington. d. c., will preach, and In Z
evening the pastor will preach upon n
moving the Distractions"
NORTH REFORMED CHURCH. Broad ar
Bridge streets-Dr. James I. Vance. ministe
Rev. Peter X. Haseman. assistant ministe
Sunday schools at $3.50 n. m. and 2.45 p. n
Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. IN. Rev. Pet
X. Hageman will preach at 1890 a. m on z
Safe Anchorage" At T45 p. m, Rev. y
Wilbur F.. Crafts. of Washington. n. c.. WI
speak on World Problems-as Related TO III
sions, Morals and Markets."