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ZEIMER G greenfield
AL (. 9Th ST., New York.
AND CARRIAGES ron SALE.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
GREAT BARGAINS-For sale. 10 head of
horses and mares. being used by well-known
contractor. will be sold regardless Of cost on
account OF owner going in other businessi
weight from IL to IA hundred; ages from Q to
s; one pair bay horses. weight 2S hundred. s.
year-old, Will suit farmer or any heavy haul
ing; also nice, fat, chunky mare. Z years old.
weight 70 hundred, suit baker, butcher, gro
Gerry, laundry or any general business; also
pair gray mares, weight % hundred, age 7
years, suit farmer or any general business.
also fine. spotted pony, weight 8 hundred, age
S years, been used as family and driving pony
by ladies and children. has all gaits. under
the saddle is a perfect pet: horses will be sold
under a full guarantee to be good workers
and sound; ten days trial to responsible
parties; It will pay anyone TO come and see
these horses that are looking for a good honest
work horse. Call at 102 Ferguson st.. between
Ferry and Market, Newark. N. J.
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BAYARIAN CONCERT.

The Bavarian Singing Society gave an
entertainment in Dassing's Hall, with
the assistance of the Hessian Saenger-
bund, the Swiss Alpensaenger Club and
the Bavarian Either Club. The commit
tee in charge last night consisted of
Joseph Gottsmann, Jacob Stoer and
Henry Eidenmueller.
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expEnLTI0N EoR RARE BIRDS.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, April 21.-
big Daisy is fitting out here for an
expedition to Kerguelen Island, indian
for rare birds. She has been
commissioned by Yale University, the
Museum OF Natural History In New
York and the Brooklyn Institute.
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DR. ALLEN TO LECTURE.

The Rev. DR.. Lyman Whitney Allen,
pastor of the South Park Presbyterian
Church, will deliver an illustrated lee
ture this evening on Easter in Jerusa-
lem" The views will show the city Of
Jerusalem and the Easter custom of the
people.
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LAND BOARD
Governor Fort Will Address the
State Body at TRENTON.

Notices were today sent out for a
meeting of the New jersey State Land
Reclamation and Drainage Association,
to be held at the State Trenton,
Friday morning.
Governor Fort will attend. as will F.
H.. Newell, who spoke at the meeting
held recently in the Board of Trade
rooms in this city. Both viii speak.
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NAPIER. 1906 I, 5 passenger, 2s h. p. very ex-
cellent condition: SPLENDID family car. sell al
sacrifice or would consider trade for high
power roadster. J. r. MuLLER 1862 Broad
way, New York city.
WILL sell or exchange my cabin launch for a
good touring car or ruuabout. f. ESSEX,
Paterson, n. J.
TWENTY volumes De Koek: will exchange for
Balzac or best offer; also roll top desk, sell
cheap. Address BALZAC. : East 42d st, room
1i0t, New York city.
FOR SALE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bicycle. Al condition. exchange for chickens.
Address F.. Box rs. Star Office.
SURVEYORS transit fStackpole) tripod. pole
Office.
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MLn pIE MAY ave SLAYERS.

CHICAGO. April 21.-The defense of
three men on trial here for stoning to
death Samuel Divorken is that he was
of a violent temper because he once
beat a child because she was making q
mud pie.
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
EQUITY OF $500 in 3-family brick house, New
st. act quick. FRANK A. MANIEY. So
Broad st.
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HARMONIC SINGERS, PLANS.

The Harmonic Singing Society will
have a family sociable in it's headquar-
tiers, K~indsvogels Hall. in South Orange
avenue, May %, and an outing to Pfau's
Park, in Hilton, on the last Sunday in
June.
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CONGRESSMAN GONG TO MOHONK.

LAKE MoHONK, N. Y, April 21.-
Congressman Ira Wells Wood, of Tren-
ton, n. J.. will be at the Lake Mohonz
Conference on International Arbitra-
here May 20-22.
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sroREs. F ETC no LET.

OFFICES FOR -ENT-On four Offices for
rent in the Byrne buildinE- T7S Broad st,
and these we consider among the most desir-
able: all modern improvena entss rents reasons
able. Apply real estate department JOS. NJ.
BYRNE CO.. 76 Broad st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wanted as bartender
or manager city or seashore; hrst-elass
mixer; best of references; also restaurant
experience. Box "a, Star Office.
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REAL ESTATE
CITY

CITY.
HAVE 81 600 cash; want to Invest IT in a two
or three-family house in good lOca tion, Ad-
dress j.. Box 25, Star Office
MANUFACTURED wants small factory, with
power. WILLIAMS, room 612. 500 Broad st.
ONE, two. three and six-famIIy houses; have
cash buyers. FRANK a MANLEY, $50
Broad st.
WE HAVE calls for one and two-family
houses in all parts of the city II you want
a quick buyer send us particulars of your
property. RYDER-BLAN CHARD REALTY
Co. 81 Academy st.
Out of Town
WANrED-n Caldwell or Verona house, not
necessarily new, with one or Two acres;
price about $500. Address Box 20,
Star office.
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U~reaNnnkIng
MCDOWELL SYSTEM-Easy to learn; rapid
to use. Gold medal. Paris, st. Louis Expo
for cutting and making ladies' garments. In
dividual instruction. Omen daily. Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday evenings. Pupils rnak9
their own dresses while learning. Call or send
for circular. ROSE C. LYNCH. 1856 Broad ct.
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BUSINESS orpomruNIrIps.

EXCEPTIONAL opportunity for reliable party
with $500 to manage light manufacturing
business. absolutely new; salary $500 per
month. Call between 10 and 4, Room 507. 1i2
Market.
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INSTRUCTION WANTED.

TWO private lessons weekly in Isaac Pit
mans wanted; Instructors home; terms. S.,
Box Is. Star Office.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS OF any kind, contents
of stores, fats and merchandise Of every de-
s~criptioh. bought for cash; quick and coniden-
tial. A POZNAK, ~ South Orange av.,
phone 2Ti. Newark.
New York.
WHO will sell or buy any kind Of business
should call at our office. We have always
buyers. all nationalities. on hand. ZEIMER 3
GREENFIELD. Business Agents, AL East 9th
St. New York.
ZBIMER & GREENFIELD. Business Agents.
offer for sale:
LAUNDRY-Lexington ave-, New York; guar
anteed $50 a week business; price ssi5.
GROCERY and delicatessen store, Willow ave-,
Hoboken; weekly income $500; cheap rent.
on account Of sickness; gold mine for any
buver; price 1900.
FRUIT and vegetable store. Third ave, New
York; doing a good business; price $3.50.
PARTNER for butcher store, Brooklyn; capital
required $500; single man preferred.
CIGAR. stationery store and newspaper route;
established 20 years; located East 9th st.,
New York; rent for store and room SIC; excel
lent opportunity for young couple.
GROCERY store. located East 9th St estab-
lished 20 years; German-American neighbor-
hood; good clean stock: from a widow; for
sale NJ q raaeonahIe prire-
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REAL ESTATE.
Special Real Estate Days-=-Tuesdays and Fridays.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OUT OF TOWN.


NEW Broom, 1-family. largo plot; open
~,plumbing; all improvements; excellent loea-
tlol' near West Summit station; cheap. or
VII exchange for city or income. CHAs. q.
FRITZ, 776 Bro9d st. -
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TO STAR READERS:
What have you now go. that you
wish to exchange for something else
that you nave not got and which come
other reader may have. You can have
anything you want, from a carpet tack
to an ocean steamer. and 1t will only
cost you 4 cents a line a day in BOTH
STARS.
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Signs.

CARDS, billheads, etc. fine worn quick de-
livery. 75c up. ROSE PRESS. 159 Mulberry
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APARTMENTS TO e

CITY.
TO LET
RENT FIRED TO NAY l.
New apartments; 4 rooms and bath; all
improvements; Just off South Orange ay.; rent
Sl4-$l5. PHILIP j. BOW x CO. 1s9 Mar
ket st.
APARTMENT. d6 INTO AN.-Choice
apartment, 8 light rooms and bath. all i'm
proVements, janitor service rent very reason
able. Inquire JANITOR-
EIGHTH Az, g.. near Broad st-=Houae, 7
rooms and bath; hot air heat rent S7
DISQUALIFICATION heated apartment, in
choice location: heat and Ianitor service fur
nished; 5 rooms and bath SIS per month.
PHILIP J. BOWERS & CO. 1S9 MARKET st.
RENT r. e To NAY L
New apartments, 4 rooms and bath; all i'm
provenents; just off South Orange av.; rent
s1i, SIC. PHILIP J. BOWERS & Co, $50
Market st.
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p,cvcnDs AND MOTORCYCLES.

BICYCLES AID MOTORCYCLES
PIERCE BICYCLES-Also Columbia, Tribune,
steerns DavtonIa. Peerless, from $40. so up,
ali fully guaranteed; old wheels taken in ex-
change; open evenings; 500 wheels TO select
from: see wheels IS down, 81 per week; Tri-
biue tires, 81. 50, one year guarantees; f4D light
motorcycle, slS5: vulcanizing plant; expert re-
pairing: largest stock wheels in Eastern States;
wholesale and retail; agents wanted outside Of
Newark. Auto tires and sundries. AUSTIN,
81 Orange st., near Broad.
PIERCE Columbia, National. Tribune. etc.
Sundrles and repairing. Also wheels taken
IN trade. Second hand motor cycles bought and
sold. Lowest prices in town. FLOYD KREBS.
80 William ST.; CHAS. KREBS, 3N Spring
held aN.
W. NJ. & NJ. motorcycles; late POI models;
good as new; must sell this week; cheap.
CRAWFORD or KEYWoRTFf. 2s9 Hawthorne
av., Newark. N. j.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
MALE.

owing to the present depression IN
business and trade lines THE MORNING
and EVENING STARS will publish
advertisements not exceeding twenty
FIVE (25) words under his classification
for rs cents a week. This Is a special
rate made for the benefit OF the wage
earnefs.
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BUSINESS


|N""'F"I'f3FNsTI INNFI
is the time to touch M and rejuvenate your
floors, woodwork and furnituBa. For your noers
and woodwork use the Hyestgfade varnish
stains and varnishes. For your furniture usa
the HSestgfade furniture polish. We manu-
faeture the Hyestsrade products; therefors.
We KNOW they are the best.
a, c. GETCHIUs & c.
IS Market st.
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MRS. JAMES T. ROWE, 62s Bergen 81, sur.
geon's chiropodist and manlcurlnE. Face and
scalp treatment a speciality.
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PROFESSIONAL cARDs.
MEDICAL.
nnt nf Tnvrn.

out OF ToNn.
A PRIVATE SUBURBAN CoNVALEsCENr
HOME for sufferers from exhausted nerve.
body or mind; confinements: adoptionsi skilled
physicians and nurses. Write for confidential
particulars. NINE NJ. CHRISTIAN, office 1874
W. Twenty-third St. New York.
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REAL ESTATE FOR A L
CITY.

rooms; all improvements; newly decorated.
hall furnished; s6,o50. PRAIZNER, 47 south
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SIEns.
ARTISTIC SIGNS, show cards. lettering
BEN-A-TAR, 7S5 Broad st. Phone 50Os.
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HELP
MALE.

BY advertising in the columns OF THE
EVENING STAR. help of all kinds can
be secured the next morning and. in
many cases. applicants can be seen on
the day Of issue. to be engaged for
work the next day.
ADVERTISE AND TRY IT.
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LOST AM EnuNn.

LOST-Left on Crosstown car, Orange, Satur-
day. April IS, umbrella, with initials M.
3. c." on silver handle. Reward. MRS.
GREEN, 90 Haywood av., Orange.
~LOST-Public Service employees badge 95l9.
II found return to Star Office.
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COMING EVENTS.

SOCIAL DANCE every Friday and Saturday
evening. r DOELGER'S HALL. Morris av.
Admission. including wardrobe gents Csc.
ladies' 1bc-
sOCIABLB DANCE at KURz'S COLOSSEUM
AND ANNEX every Saturday night.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS located, modern apart
ment house; steam heat. electric light. iani-
Tor service; value $50. eco. For equities in
smaller properties or building lots. FRANK
A. .MANLEY. $50 Broad st. i
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EXCHANGE COLUMN.
20 STAR READERS.

"a FAIR EXCHANGE IS NO ROBBERY"
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PHRENoLoCY. astrology; PROF. PRTTCH-
ARD has returned from Europe; can bs
consulted at his old p~arlors. e73 Broad.
Evening journal., 1908-03-19
HOSPITAL IN
NEED OF HELP
Income Of Delaware Hospital
Decreased Last Year While
Expenses Increased
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED

The annual report Of Tilghman
Johnston, president OF the board OF
trustees Of the Delaware Hospital, sub
mitted at the meeting Of the Hospital
Association yesterday, shows that the
annual income Of the hospital de-
creased, while expenditures increased
during the last year.
After thorough discussion Of the
problem facing the hospital it was de-
cided to appeal to the public for as
sistance, and L. Scott Townsend, Of
the Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company, will be authorized to re-
ceive contributions All donations
however small VIII be welcomed.
Mr.. Johnson's report showed that the
income Of the hospital had decreased
about $500, while the expenditures had
increased $1,000 over 1906. During the
year the hospital received a legacy Of
$1,000 from the estate Of Mrs Eliza :.
Armstrong. The treasurer's report
shows balance on hand, December
81, 1907, Of s4S4.60S; the annual sub
scriptions decreased S9l; cash donations
decreased $23Ss9; income from pay
patients decreased $44S.Ss; income from
endowment fund increased S11.75. The
total maintenance receipts were $780,
84754, and the maintenance expenses,
ineludinf interest on loan, were s23,-
429.91, leaving a debit balance of 49,
0S2.S7. 1t cost S1.47 per patient per
diem. In 1907, 7O5 patients were ad-
mitted, a decrease of g.
The report Of the treasurer, Henry
.c. Jones, was as follows: Receipts
$S0594.74: disbursements. $50, "A;
assets, $179O24.7s; liabilities, s179,024.7s
Elizabeth Scott Foster, president oi
the women's auxiliary, of the Della
ware Hospital. made an interesting re.
port
The annual election Of officers wa.
held. DR.. James A. Draper, who haC
been one Of the very active trustees
having died, his place on the boars
was taken by George A. Elliott. Iii
place on the surgical staff was take.
by DIR. Harold Y. Springer. DR.. Ralpl
4 r. Stubbs, deceased. was succeeded a
one Of the stan Of specialists by Dl
Samuel Rumford. The complete lis
Of officers, trustees, specialists and tn
members of the staff as elected is a
| follows:
Trustees-Tilghman Johnston, presi
dent: Lewis p. Bush. vice-president
Henry G. Jones. treasurer: W. Poyn
tell Johnston, assistant treasurer; vii
liam p. Bancroft. secretary; William
p. Bancroft. Edward T. Candy, }
Parke Postles. Holstein Harvey. Davi.
Continued on Second Page.)
Evening journal., 1908-03-19
HARLANS WILL
BUILD ELEVATOR

Announcement by THE EVENING
JOURNAL yesterday that the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company had
awarded 10 the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Corporation the contract for
building q large floating elevator for
harbor purposes was officially confirm
ed to-day. The elevator win have a
capacity for 1900 bushels an hour and
win be the largest Of It's kind in the
Philadelphia harbor. The towers are
to be sufficiently high 10 make pos
sible rapid loading for any modern
frelghter The elevator win be de-
livered in 90 days
While the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company repeatedly assured defega-
tIons Of grain men and steamship Of
fciais that It would place such an
elevator in the harbor. its action at this
time came as a surprise In view Of
the fact that the company has been
retrenching The additional elevator
win go far toward improving the facili-
ties for handling grain at Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1908-03-19
HEAR THE
LIGHTBOURN CHARGES
Upon Which He Was Admitted TO
Conference

Clustered in a small room behind
closed doors and with an alert min
lister the Rev. 6. n. Alderson mount.
ing guar dat the only portal to keep
out ntruders, fifteen ministers OF the
Wilmington Conference sat a great
part OF yesterday and all cf this morn
ing hearing charges affecting the Rev
DR. a. M. Lighthourhe, pastor OF Wbs-
ley Methodist Church In Dover From
yesterday afternoon until III oclcciy
at night and an of this morning the
Revs. T., N. CantWell and S. r Ship
man for prosecution were introdue-
ing evidence, and expect 10 rest their
side early this afternoon. Then the
defense. conducted by tho Revs, Il.
II. Terry AND y. IT. Daahieli and by
nr. lightbuurn himself Will present
It's case and a sensation has been hint
ed at III some of the revelations.
Whether it will materialize remains
70 be seen.
Question Of Credentials.
The charges against the Rev DR..
Lighthourn are based on the irregularity
-of credentials ON which It appears he
was readmitted into the Wilmington
Conference IN Eaaton. Md, Ia 1908.
There are two counts in the charges.
and four specifications under the first
cound and two specifications under
the second count The first allegation
is that Or. Lightbourn has been guilty
of imprope reonduct in that he ac
.cepted membership In the nj. 10 Church
at Easton. Nd and that his orders
were "reoognizedn and he also was
admitted into fun membership as an
elder in the Wilmington Conferences
upon false and fraudulent representa-
tlons" Tho specifications under this
count 60 on TO allege that DR. Light
bourn did permit a false and fraud
uient certificate from the Fairfield
West Association OF the Congregational
Church to be presented 20 the quar-
terly conference Of the Methodist
Church in Easton, Md. and that by
means OF this alleged fictitious creden-
tial or certificate he was recognized
Evening journal., 1908-03-19

as an elder at the session Of VIII
mington Conference in Crisheld, Md,
and was admitted into the Conference
at Easton This alleged credentiai from
the Congregational Church is set forth
~ tile charges and under date Of
January 1902 1t contains the super
scripliQn IA. S. Ross, registrar
The second count charges that DR.
Lighthourn denied any knowledge OF
such credentials and IL IS alleged that
the credential was discussed Ia Ills
presence The second specification
charges DR. Lightbourn with saving
that the Rev g. "A. Grise.. now deceased.
knew Of the alleged fictitious Gre
denuals.
II is In an effort to support these
charges that the prosecution has call
ed many witnesses. They include the
presiding elders Of the session Of 1902
and 1908, members Of the COMMITTEES
on Conference relations at that time,
j. H. McNeal. secretary Of the quar-
terly conference at Easton. Nd, Mrs
G. A. Grise, and others.
When Mr.. McNeal was FIRST GALES
yesterday he was absent and the COM
mittee, Of which the Rev. G. w Pretty
man ia presiding officer. sent mes
eaNh u 1huAEI WITH alHBpD iOOdBfU
as to the authority OF the committee
TO summon witnesses. The Bishop re-
turned word that the committee had
no power 70 enforce the attendance
Of witnesses. Mr. McNeai was pres
ent today however, and gave his tes-
timonv.
The prosecution is trying to show
that in January OF 1909 a certificate
containing the signature Al. S. Ross.
lpurporting to be from the Fairfield
West Association and .acorediting the
Rev. A. w. Lightbourn as an elder OF
the Congregational Church was sub
mitted TO the quarterly conference OF
the Methodist Church at Easton, Md.
/ ON the strength Of this certificate.
which was spread upon the minutes
Of the quarterly conference, 4 Or
Lightbourne was admitted into mcm-
J Continued on Second Page.
Evening journal., 1908-03-19
RIVERVIEW WILL
BE In THE GAME
Manager Prince A. MOuSIey
Announces 1908
Players

Notwithstanding the fact that the
Union League has leased the baseball
grounds at Riverview, which last year
were used by LaS Riverview team, the
latter club will play ball this season.
and a ground COMMITTEES OF the organi-
ization Is now scouting about for a new
location, and has already several de-
sirable sites In view.
on Tuesday evening the manage
ment Of the club held a meeting and
elected q board Of governors as fol-
lows; Egbert Nutter, president; Harry
Potter, secretary; Nathaniel Pippino.
treasurer, and Prince A. Mousley,
manager. A ground committee was
named as follows: Egbert Nuttar. Ma
thaniel Pippino and Frank Quiglsy.
The committee states that the grounds
viii be selected within few days and
that a desirable location win be OBJ
tained.
In making up his list Of players for
the season Of 1908. Manager Mousley
has decided to begin the season with
but nine men, who win be tried out.
The players signed for the team so
far are: Hail, 1b; Query, 2b; Green,
3b; Deakyne, S.; O'DonnGl, If: Stibe.
CT; Quigley RI; Thomas, p; Halter, G.
The season win open about May l.
The team members win be equipped
with new Uniforms. Manager Mousley
is desirous Of receiving challenges
from all first rate amateur teams IN
the city or state.
Last season the Riverview team
proved itself to be the champion Of
strictly amateur teams in. the State.
as it lost but five Of the games played
In regard to the Riverview grounds.
which win be occupied by the Union
League, Mr. Mousley states that they
are the best in the city as they are 70
drained that even should II rain up
until noon Of the day on which 1t is
proposed to play a game, that by $50
the grounds are dry enough to play
upon. Manager Mousley has had
photograph taken Of last years team.
and win have a picture taken Of the
1908 team within a short time.
Evening journal., 1908-03-19
MINISTERS TO ELECT
DELEGATES TOMORROW

only a preacher, but nobody. can do
proper work unless he IS properly sus-
tanned.
Reception Tonight
A reception viii be given tonight at
o'clock by the Epworth League of
Asbury Church TO the members Of and
visitors 40 conference.
Yesterday afternoon a pentecostal
service was conducted by Conferences
Evangelist Rev. II. w. Bolton. The
Conference Historical Society held its
anniversary given at o'clock, when
thes peakers were the Rev. 7. p. Mar
tindale and the Rev. Thomas I. Poul-
son, ID. d. The anniversary service
Of the Board Of Home Missions was
held at 7.30 o'clock in the evening"
when addresses were made by the
Rev. Robert Watt and the Rev. W. L.
s. Murray and the Rev. Ward Platt,
d. d.
Program for To-day
D. m.-Anniversary of the Woman's $
Home Missionary Society, Mrs. G. 9.
Brown, presiding; speager, Mrs. May
Leonard Woodruff
730 D. m.-Pentecostal service in st.
Paurs NJ. E. Church, DR.. H. w. Boil
ton.
7s0 p. m. Anniversary of the Con-
ference Epworth League in Asbury NJ
f. Church, Rev f. F. Carpenter, presi-
Cnnt. speaker. E. NJ Randall, D. D..
general secretary of the Epworth
League Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church.
9 p. m.-Reception to the Conference
ministerial and lay, by the Epworth
League Of Asbury M. E. Church.