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EAST ORANGE.

Christ Episcopal Church: Services will be
as follows: s a. No., holy communion; il
a; M. holy communion and sermon by the
Rev. G.. p. Hutchinson; 3 p m. SUNDAY
school; 7.30 p. M, organ recital by Lee X.
Smith; the soloist will be Mrs. w. ii.
TAYLOR. soprano; s p. M, evening PRAYER
and third sermon in a series of biographl-
cal sketches of the heroes of Christian his
tory. Erasmus, the Hollander." Holy
communion. II a. m.-Prelude, Benedictus,
John e. West; offertory. 20 For a Closer
Walk with Cod Schneider. Mr.. Rishel;
%Sanctus in A, John r. West; Gloria IN
song; p%ostlude, Procession lu st. sacreo
ment, Chauvet. Evening prayer 7:90
o'clock-Organ recital (a( Chorale, "Es list
elm Ros' E~ntsprungen," " Brahms ID Aaa,
Bruckner arranged by L. X. So; (c) so
prano solo, Ave Maria Bach-Gounod,
Mrs; TIaylor; 90 mareh; ms9m n tels WIN THn
Ing; offertory, Jerusalem, Thou Thai
Killest' est. Paul'), Mendelssohn, Mrs.
Taylor; postlude, Marche Religieuse, Boell-
Sanford Street NJ. E. Church: Commun-
ion service and reception of members In
the morning. The pastor will preach In the
evening on THE Supreme Teacher.
Grove Street Congregational Church:
Morning. ''Th Horizon of Faith" evening,
"A Brave Man of Long Ago
Calvary M. p. Church: The sacrament
of the Lords supper will be observed to-
morrow morning, the pastor officiating. In
the evening DR. Baldwin's subject will be
1.-THE Real Doctrine of Success
Trinity Congregational Church: President
William G.. Frost. of Berea College. Ken
lucky. will tell OF his educational work
among tho mountaineers and negroes of the
South at the II o'clock service tomorrow
morning. Ii. T. Burleigh, solo baritone,
of st. Georges, New York, will sing the
off ertory solo. and a duet with Mrs. Bar
m-Winters, at the monthly musical
service at 4:30.
Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church
Both morning and evening services will be
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Samuel T.. Car
ter. of Park avenue. formerly pastor al
Huntington. Long Island. Young peoples
meeting at Z p. m. at which an address
viii be made by the Rev, W. b, Gates
OF the Wells Memorial Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn. The music will be
Mornmg-Organ prelude. Onertoire in i
fiat, Reed; organ otfertory, prayer. Coup
pens; organ postlude, Marche Religieuse,
Merkel. E~vening-Organ prelude. Pastor
ale, Eullak: organ offertory, Melody in +
Loud: organ postlnde. Berceuse, Barber;
Elmwood Presbyterian Church: The
Rev. Charles b. Billiard will preach on the
following themes: Morning. Eternal Pos
sessions evening. Trusting, l Promise
or Faith and the Christian Eudeavei
Pledge Tho next meeting Of the Men,
League will occur OF Fchfnuly 10. enr
will BIZ addressed by the Rev, Dr. George
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PREsBYTERIAN

High Street Presbyterian Church: Organ.
Evening Star Wagner; anthem, sweet
Is Thy Mercy BaYlby: offertory, .eii{s
Aims of Thy Goods Weber; postlude In
G, Salone. Evening-"Invocation, Ash,
mall; anthem, THE Radiant Morn,
Woodward: oftertory. As Ger the Past
Williams; postlude in b fiat, Mendelssohn
Clinton Avenue Reformed Church.; To-
morrow evening the Rev. DR.. D.: il. Mar
pastor, will give The second IN a series
en- "Anti-ChrIstian Fnds.' and Will speak
on certain phases of the cult of Christian
Science. The communion Of the Lord
Supper will be observed at the morning
service.
Park Presbyterian church, Tomorrow
morning the sacrament of the Lords sup
per will be administered and at the even
ing service the Rev. job Mcdowell VIII
speak on Dwight L. Moody, the Evan
gelist and Christian Educator.
Sixth Presbyterian Church: tomorrow
evening there will be a Christian Endeavor
rally commemorative Of the founding OF
will be made by the Rev. DR.. Iusk, the
pastor, and a student volunteer. An enlarged
choir will render a selected program OF
music. At the morning service the follow
ing will be the musical program: Organ
preludey Flagler; choir, anthem. Even
Me-" Barnby; onertory. Meditation,
Flagler; postlude, Grand Chorus, Lemaigre.
On Wednesday afternoon and evening
there will be a moving-picture stereoptlcon
entertainment.
Second Presbyterian Church: Morning
I VIII Praise Thee" Demarest;. offertory.
More Love to, Thee. o Christ" Brewer;
postlude, Tours. Evening-Prelude, An
dante Cantabile, from fourth symphony.
Widor; anthem, 1.-THE Sun Is Sinking Fast"
Thomson; offertory, soprano and tenor
duet, postlude. Faulkes.
Third Presbyterian Church: AT the
morning service, ]. Frank Burke, OF the
Anti-Saloon League, will speak. In the
evening a musical and praise service will
be held. The choir, assisted by Milton II.
Gruett, violinist, will render a special pro-
gram. The congregation will sing the old
familiar Sankey hymns, the history Of
will be recited by the pastor.
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MEMS FOREIGN
O
SESSION
Delegates and Speakers Of
This Section Will Go to
Philadelphia. Feb. II.

The annual convention of the Mems For
eign Missionary Society of the Presbv-
terrain Church, which will be held in the
Academy of Music in Philadelphia Feb
ruary II to IS, will attract many dele
gates from Essex County churches, in ad-
dition to the several speakers from this
vicinity. On the opening night one of the
speakers will be the Rev. DR.. Arthur j.
Brown, of East Orange, one of the sec
~retaries Of the Board of Foreign Mis-
sions. Another speaker at this session
will be John r. Mott, Of Montclair, sec
rotary OF the Worlds Stn1ent Christian
Federation.
Robert +. Spear, of Englewood, one of
the secretaries of the Board of Foreign
Missions, will conduct n quiet hour"
Tuesday afternoon. His topic will be
The Call from the Great Missionary, Our
Fox, OF East Orange, secretary OF the
American Bible Society, and W. Henry
Grant, of Summit, viii participate in a
discussion on THE Response Which We
Are Making to Gods Challenge to the
Church. as Interpreted by Men Who Have
Recently Visited the Field"
David McConaughy, of Montclair. for
ward movement secretary of the foreign
board, will lead a sectional conference
Wednesday afternoon. The quiet hour
OF that day will be in charge of the Rev,
DR.. Charles Il. Erdman. Of Princeton. Mr..
Speer will give an address Thursday nigh
on the topic THE Duty of the Men of thC
Church to Give the Gospel to the World
Each church is entitled to three delegates
the pastor, one elder and one outside Of
the session.
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LIFE SAVER G H
CARNEGIE MEDAL AWARD.
Man Who Received Medal Only RES
cued Himself" Says New
Claimant.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Fitz-John
Porter has filed a protest with the
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission pro-
testing the award to J.. c. Burns for
saving the life of Julie PIullier at Sea
Gate last summer.
In his affidavit Porter says he saw
the girl in the surf supported by two
men. One of them deserted her. and
1t was apparent that the other was In
grave peril. as he sank with her in his
arms. Before they disappeared the
man shouted for help, Porter AYERS
He says that he hen swam out, saved
the woman, thereby enabling Burns to
save himself.
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1Rv1NeroN AND HILTON.

First Reformed Church: The week of
evangelist services will be concluded in
the morning with the reception of mem
bers and the celebration of the Lords
Supper, at which the Rev. Uriah McClin-
chile will of1clate. In the evening Mr..
McClinchie will conduct regular services;
First NJ. Z. Church,: The sacrament OF
the Lords Supper will be administered in
the morning. The Rev. DR.. John III. Eg-
bert. pastor, will preach on Christ Our
Passover In the evening the topic Will
be 1.-THE Five RS, or the Five Cardinal
Points of the Gospel" The anthem, Look
Unto Me-" will be sung in the morning,
and in the evening 2 female chorus will
sing "I Cannot Trace the Way" .
Hilton NJ. e. Church: Communion will
be celebrated in the morning. In the
evening II thu Rev. William S.. Coey-
man is unable to preach owing to his pres
ent illness a supply will be in the pulpit.
Hilton Christian Church: The Rev.
Henry F. Belcher will conduct communion
services at right. This will, as usual, be
the only service of the day.
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REFORMED.

New York Avenue Reformed Church:
The pastor, the Rev. A. Peter TULIP, has
arranged his services for tomorrow SO
that he will talk especially to young peo-
pie In the morning, to young married peo-
pie with the topic, "Contentment," and in
the evening to all the young men and
women he can get in the church on "For
What Is the World Waiting" Next Tues
day evening at s o'clock there will be an
illustrated lantern slide lecture in the
chapel by Mrs. ]. S. Allen. wife of the
former pastor and one of the secretaries of
the Foreign Mission Board, on Frontier
Life"
North Reformed Church: DR.. Vance will
preach on IAN Apostolic Fortnight" tomor-
row morning. 'Playing the Man will be
the subject of his sermon at night.
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CELIBACY FALSE TO GOD,
is VIEW OF PRESIDENT.
Roosevelt Agrees with Priest Who Said
He Wanted No Unwedded> Men
OF Women in His Church.

RENO, New, Feb. 1-Presidential APP
prevail of the sermon delivered in the
Catholic Church here january 10. has been
received by Father Rubman. A letter
from Theodore Roosevelt tells of his In
dorsement of the priests views on race
suicide, and the assertion that "ceIibacy
is false to God, false to country and false
to self are essentially upheld.
The President %applauded the statement
that race suicide, ''affinities' and "other
outgrowths Of modern marriage and di-
yorces'' deserve more than condemnation
from the clergy. The priests utterances
created a sensation at the time, because
he said he desired no unmarried men or
women to remain in his parish.
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Y. W. C. A. CONFERENCE.
Annual Session of Eastern District Will
Be Held in Philadelphia.

The Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton of the Eastern States will hold a con-
ference, the annual one for this territory,
in Philadelphia, the headquarters city,
February Is to 16. The object of this con-
ference Is twofold; to plan the work of the
arouse enthusiasm in the workers through
out the States.
The conference will be opened Thursday
evening at 7:45, with an address by DR..
Church, Philadelphia. Three Bib lessons
will be given by DR.. Wilbert w. White,
of the Bible Teachers Training College, of
New York. Among the other speakers will
be the Rev. Charles Stelzle, of Montclair;
Walter NJ. Wood, secretary of the Chicago
Y. M. C. A., and an authority on a~ssocia-
ton methods for both men and women,
and Miss e. Stafford Millar. of Melbourne,
Australia. Meetings will be held in The
auditorium of the Philadelphia association.
at Eighteenth and Arch streets.
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eated b. the Rev. pr. Mewhorter in

Gated by the Rev. Or. MeWhorter in
1871.
DR.. Frazer came here in 1883 from
the Classon. avenue church in Brook
lyn. Originally he was from Baltimore,
where he was born July 10, 1887. He
received his education in the high
school of that city, from which he grad
liated in 1858. He did not go imme-
diateIy to college or take up the min
istry. but worked in a wholesale dry
goods house in Philadelphia for four
years. Then he went to Princeton and
graduated in the class of 81, going
from there to Union Seminary, where
he studied for another four years.
His first call came from the First
Presbyterian Church in Clifton. Staten
Island, where he stayed three years.
Following that he worked for four
years in Hudson. N. y; eight years
in Buffalo, ana three years in the Clas-
son avenue church, Brooklyn.
When he tool the church the roster
showed 535 names. Now there are 1850.
During his twenty-five years as pas
tor he has received into the church
/, $50 persons, eighty-two of them join
ing in 1907. In those days there was
but one mission. Now there are two,
as has beer stated. They are the
Olivett Italian Church and the Taber-
nacle, and besides those every year
contributions go for the support of
foreign and home missionaries.
During his pastorate many men
prominent in the life of the city have
attended his church. Some of them
we're Joseph M. futile. DR.. Samuel
Pennington. Theodore Macknet. George
a. Halsey. George T. Baldwin, Thomas
N. McCarter, j. d. PIONEER and Will
lam Riker.
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ORANGE.

First Presbyterian Church: The Rev, DR..
Charles Townsend, pastor, will preach al
Great Price" At 1 o'clock in the after.
noon the sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be observed, with admission of new
members. According to custom on tn
Gay, the evening service will be omitted
hut at S d. m. the regular meeting of the
Young Peoples League will be held.
New Church: Sermon at IL a. M, by the
Rev. Adolph Roeder on Moses; Great Re
ligious Leaders and What They Stant
For The Bible class will meet at 10 anc
take up the topic, Church and State
Citizenship in Both and Its Problems
Unitarian Church: Regular morning wor,
ship, with sermon by the Rev. Walter ReiC
Hunt at 1915 on The Church of the I1v-
ing God The Sunday school will meei
in the parish house at II o'clock. Tn
Club will meet at the same hour.
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DIR. MEAD AT PEOPLES TEMPLE.

Special revival services have been held
during the last two weeks at the Peoples
Temple. IS Clinton street, and a number
OF conversions are reported. Several New
ark clergymen have assisted in these meet
ings, prominent among whom were the
Rev. w. c. O'Donnell. the Rev. Robert
r. Littell, the Rev. Charles II. Stanley,
the Rev. u. Weston aud Charles Sparks,
and tomorrow afternoon the Rev. DR.,
Charles L. Mead, pastor of the Centenary
NJ. e. Church, will have charge of the
service, and at this meeting a double male
quartet from the United Presbyterian
Church will sing. Since the opening of tho
Peoples Temple five months ago some
eighty persons have signifed their inten-
ton to embrace The Christian religiore and
more than 100 Christian workers a con
nected themselves with this movement as
active members.
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AN EVENING OF SCOTCH MUSIC.

Tomorrow night in the Church of the Re
6eemer Lewis w. Armstrong, OF New
York, will give his musical lecture on
Scotland in Song and Stoty." He Will
be assisted by the full choir and ~soloists.
Lovers of Scotch music will be pleased to
learn that the following melodies are to
he rendered: Scotch National Anthem,
ALTON Water "Wert Thou in the Cauld
Blast ''Ye Banks and Braes of Bonnie
Doom Fair Helen" Loeb Lomond.'
annie Laurie Scotland Forever
The Battle of Stirling ''Wha'l BE King
but Charlie?" Bonnie Prince Charlie
"Wiu We No Come Back Agaip?' My
Love Is Like q Red, Red Rose" Land
o the Leal.'' John Anderson. My Jo.'
and the March of the Cameron Men.
All seats are free. Church is open at 7:15;
service is Mt i:45
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UNIvERsALIsT.

II o'clock on 1.-The Angel of Discomfort"
At 7:45 he will give a prelude on The Sin
of Saying There Is an Unforgivable Sin.
Morning-Organ prelude, Melody, West
professional, "Hark, the Herald Angels
Sing anthem, Praise God in His Holi.
1.-THE Lord My Pasture Shall Pre-
pare Dow; offertory, "Soul Of Mine ir
Earthly Temple" Read: organ postlude
march, Verdi. Evening-Organ prelude
robin Affair.", Northrup; Scottish Ma
tlonai anthem, Scots Wha' Haze quartet,
Alton Water" Vogriek; duet, {. Vert
Thou in the Cauld Blast" Mendelssohn
soprano solo, Deserted" Mcdowell:
tenor solo, Fair Helen" f. Hastings, alto
solo. "Loch Lomond;'' bass solo, 'Annie
Laurie organ postlude, Scotch melodies,
Pape.
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M1scEILANEoUS

CHILDREN'S TEMPLE formerly, Chestlut
Street Depot, corner New Jersey Railroad ave
nue-Children's church service sunday evening
7:15 O'Clock: Mr.. Arson A, Carter VIII DC me
speaker Thursday evening meeting 40. Ihc
little people and their friends are welcome to
these services. Charles w. Edwards and
Joseph Wilde leaders.
PEOPLES TEMPLE. IS Clinton strceto-To-
nights service, temperance night, led. by =,
McMichael: solo by Miss Robertson. sunday
IL a. m, Rev. c. Sparks will preach. p, M,
Rev. Charles l.. Mead, assisted by double male
quartet Centenary M. E.. Church. s p. M.
leader. l.. w. Aigaltinger. Of Y. NJ. c. A.
February 3. Robert Lynn Will speak. Evening
song service 745, in charged Miss r.. j. Jones'
RESCUE HOME. 81 Clay s~treet-Services $40
and 7:45, in chan ge OF Lincoln Lodge No. a..
I. o. G. II. Afternoon speaker: Deputy Grand
Chief Templa. Edward 5. Black; subject.
Christ the Ideal Refornler of the Ages.
Evening IN charge of members OF the order.
Good singing. short testimonies. Everybody
expected TO take part to the honor and glory
OF God. Mrs. Robert La Roe, organist; Miss
LILLIAN Knapp, pianist; J. G. Simmons. musical
director.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
1O7 Halsey s~trset-IIenry A.. Cozzens. secre-
tary. Bible classes morning and afternoon
"a God In Ruins will be the topic ~ the
! address to be delivered by DR.. James l. Vsnve
at the mems meeting tomorrow aitecauon, $40
o'clock, The eeicbta. ID sNrdiah Mats quartet
VIII sing. wallace Hall Orchestra Will pihY,
Al men weieons.
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NOTICES.
pREsBYTERIAN.


FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Broad
street. near acknowledgement services IN con-
nection with the observance 81 the twsnty-
fifth anniversary Of the pastorate OF the Kew.
David r. Frazer. d. >. Sunday. 1880 a M
special music and snaiy s:sarf sermon ty DR..
Frazer. At the evening service. beginning at
sermon he preached in The Old First Chufcn;
The Corinthian Council. Royal Arcanum VIII
attend this service. Sunday school and Mems
Bible Union 2:30 D. m. Adult Bible Glass 4.
Christian Endeavor meeting $40. Congrega-
lie anniversary services "wednesday at 8 p m
Reception by the congregation to DR.. and Mrs.
Frazer Thursday at S p. m. Study of next
Sundays lesson Friday at 8 p. IN.
RoSEvILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Roseville and Sussex avenues-Rev w
Y. Chapman, D. D., pastor. Services tomor-
u m. sunday school ESQ p. m. Christian En-
deavor 64S D. m. Tuesday evening service 8
o eloGk. Sun1ay evening subject John the
of Jesus
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
BelleNille avenue and Kearny street-Rev.
Augustine, PASTORS assistant. Reception Of
new members and Sacrament of the Lord s
s sssfor w al Il ios o,slO c K .i and at 7;45 ?; m the
Evangelist and Christian Educator At 10 a.
m, intermediate Endeavorers meet. At II a.
M Park Church Juniors. AT 2:45. Bible School
6:45. Senior Christian Endeavor. Seats free.
A cordial welcome to all services.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Washington and James streets-Rev. Pleasant
Hunter, d. D., pastor. Sunday services 1914;
hood Of God" Sunday school at 70 o'clock.
Christian Endeavor at 6:45 D. m. Church
pra~yer-meeting Tuesday evening at s O'Clock.
To all Of these services a cordial invitation
is extended.
IXrH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Bafay.
cite and Union streets-Rev. Davis w. Lusk.
ID. D.. minister; Rev. W. p. Van Tries. as
sistant minister. Brotherhood prayer service
9:45 a. m. Divine worship 1890 q. m. and la
y. IN. Preaching in the morning by the pastor
Junior church in charge Of Mr.. Van Tries
Rally in the evening, with addresses by Or
Lusk and Mr. Van Tries. and extra music By
an enlarged Choir. Sunday school 2.s0 D. m
Christian Endeayor 6:tS r. m. Moving pictur,
entertainment Wednesday at p. m. ane
8 p. m.
SOUTH PARK PREsBTTERtAN CHURCH
eornsr Broad street and Clinton avsnus-rAs
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CONGREGATIONAL.

BELLEVILLE AVENUE CONGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH 153-157 Belleville avenue
Theodore Merreli Shipherd, minister-Commn
MON of the Lords Supper and reception of
members at 10:45 a. IN. Annual meeting Of
Bible school at 3 p. m. The pastor breaches at
7:45 on 1.-THE Challenge of the City and the
Christian Reply" The annual meeting of the
church and society at S p. m. Tuesday. Young
Peoples Union Friday at s. Welcome.
BETHLEHEM co G r q G A tt A l.
AZ Arlington street-Rev. ]. w.
Holloway, pastors p. m, sunday, special
Good Templar service under auspices Of
Frances 70. Willard Ledge. Deputy Grand
Chief Templar Edward S. Black will speak
on ''Christ or Caesar?"
THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL JUDE
MEMORIAL CHURCH Clinton avenue. corner
Wright street-Rev. T.. Arid Moffat. minister.
Morning worship at 10:45. with sermon on
1.-THE Incarnation Evening devotions at 745.
with sermon. You are always welcome at
'"rhe Friendly Church"
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BAPTIST.

Mount Pleasant Baptist Church: The
pastor will preach at both services. Morn
ing topic, THE Efficient Life" Evening
topic. Ibid Jesus Make Any Mistakes"
Peddie Memorial Church: The Rev. DR..
Villers's morning sermon on The Voice
In the Holy Mount will DE followed by
:he communion and the reception of new
members. At 7:45 there will be another
happy hour service" with new gospel
songs. led by the double choir. DIR. Villers
will speak on "Three Men and a Word
with Three Letters"
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DIR. VANCE AT MEMS MEETING.

"a God in Ruins isNthe striking topic OF
the address to be delivered by the Rev. DIR.
James /. Vance tomorrow afternoon at the
regular mems meeting in Wallace Hall. be
ginning at 3.5 o'clock. There will be sing
ing by the celebrated Swedish male quar-
tet. who are spoken Of as very fine singers.
The Wallace Hall orchestra, under direc-
tion OF L. Carroll Becksl, will also be
heard. All men welcome.
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oH1IpREN,s TEMpIE SERVICES.

Arson A. Carter will be the speaker to
the little people of the Children's Temple
tomorrow evening at 7:15 o'clock. Next
Thursday evening a praise service whl oe
held at 7:45 o'clock. The temple Is crowded
every sunday evening with little children
from Q years Of age upward.
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WEST ORANGE.

Holy Trinity Episcopal Church. Tory
Corners, West Orange: Holy communion
tomorrow morning at II o'clock; sermon by
topic, ''The Art of Right Living" Even
ing, prayer at s o'clock. Address by the
rector SGessAy school at $3.50 a. m.
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PHILOSOPHICAL CLASS CONTINUES.

The free class in theosophical study,
which was formed by Louis W. Rogers
while in this vicinity, has been SO welt
attended that it has been decided to con-
tiuue the studies, and Mrs. Mary NJ. Dunno,
of New York. has been secured to lead the
class which meets every Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nc
Nair. 3 Grant street. The subject. MAN
and His Bodies will be continued.
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THE LOCAL AND SUBURBAN CHURCHES

S. Webster, OF New York city. The an.
nnal dinner of the league will take place
February q.
Brick Presbyterian Church: Tomorrow
morning the subject for sermon will be,
Access TO God In the Most Holy Place.
Text. The veil of the temple was rent
in two from the top to the bottom;'' Mat
thew 27-51. In the afternoon the sacra-
ment of the Lords supper will be adj
ministered at the 4 o'clock service. M
evening service.