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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-01
'RESORRERaS -CoURT
YESTERDAY MORNING

FIT cen cases we're docketed for
trial in the recorders court yesterday
morning, Recorder Johnson presiding.
Six defendants were found guilty,
two discharged and seven cases were
continued. Fines aggregating Sl1
were assessed
The case against Joe Washington,
white. charged with assaultlng John
Prather, also white, with glass, was
continued until this morning.
The case against PratheT, cursing,
using obscene language and also
threatening Washington with knife,
was also continued until this morning.
Prather was painfully cut on the
head by being struck with the glass.
Bill has wor her-pretty maid,
a June bride she is to be
Her pOachy -Cream complexion will not
fade
Because it's Rocky Mountain Tea in
laid.
Hannah Bros.
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BEULAH.
Special to The Journ.

/ Special 20 The Journal
Beulan, March 3I.-Clear and coCl
this morning, with the mercury at ia
at E a. m, is the record in this settle
nIeBt, which is the coolest this late in
the season I have ever seen since I
have lived here.
Mr. Ernest Snowden and wife, o,
near Cottage Hill, were the guests Of
home folks over Sunday. They re-
Turned home by the way of Pensacola
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. James SnOwden came
home from Quintette Sunday. They
attended the missionary meeting ct
Pine Forest and were also guests at
the Webb home i'll the evening.
Air. and Mrs. A. T. Busby have re-
tui ned from a short visit with reia
tiyeS al Bay Point and at Yellow
River.
Miss Mabel Taylor is spending
few days in Beulab. the guest of Ma.
Annie Bowman.
Mrs. James Sn0wden IS suffering
from the effects OF a needle. which
sh, ran into her hand last week II
broke off and there Is about half of u
il her hand yet, and IS causing her .
great deal OF pain.
Mrs. II. NJ. Swasy and Mrs. Arthur
Snare. were guests of Mrs. SnowJe1
Monday.
Walter Bowman viii preach 1t
taa N. T. church next Sunday, April
4th. at II a. H., and there is a pros
peel OF having Rev. Mr.. Powell. or
Pensacola. 10 preac1 in the evening If
Il IL possible for him to Set ont here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-01
STUDENTS GO ON STRIKE.

New York. March 31-RecitatiOnS
were generally cut today by the stu
dents at Manhattan college. q Roman
Catholic institution. the boarding stu
dents of which yesterday declared
srike because Of grievances over mat
tiers OF discipline. The greater DOT-
ton OF the student body, numbering
upwards OF 800, cOngTeSated in and
about the campus, paraded the Streets
and held an outdoor mass meeting to
discuss complaints against the presi-
dent of the institution, Brother Peter.
who. il was charged. had disciplined
some OF these students Tor staying out
late
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and call on the division l.. & n. Off
Gals in the interest or getting lower
round trip rate to the Chautauqua at
that place each Saturday. The dele
cation stated that q rate Of $3.50 is
being charged to Florala, and they
want the same rate as that enjoyed by
DeFuniak of So cents.
T. T. Mcclure. of the navy yard,
will catch Sunday for the Pensacola
baseball team, as requested. The
game viii be played at Fort Barrancas.
Coxswain r. s. Thoe. whose enlist
ment on the converted cruiser Prairie
expired yesterday. left last night for
his home. Lake Mills. Iowa
A SUGGESTION
To always have the assurance OF
perfectly favored desserts. use Blue
PiObOn lemon and vanilla extracts.
ALIENS BLEND COFFEE AT
HANDY KITCHEN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-01
OLIVE.
Special % me Journal.


Olive. March Give are having
very nice weather now and everyone
Is busy planting corn and water mel
Ons.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrison and
children, of GOuIding, were pleasant
visitors of Mr.. Thomas Majors and
family Sunday evening last.
Mrs. Hattie Majors is slowly i'm
proving
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton CIoptnn. of
Brent, were the guests of their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Clopton,
Sunday last.
Richard Bratcher. of this place.
visited his family Rt Bluff Springs
Saturday night and Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Majors and Miss
Cora BTewtOn were the guests OF
friends and relatives at this place
Sunday.
Miss Escambia Jones spent the
night at bar grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs J. l.. Hoyt, Tuesday night last
Mr.. and Mrs b. Bitch and three
children, of Brent, were in our Vicin-
ity visiting Tuesday evening last
Quite a crowd from this place at
tended the Chautauqua at DeFuniak
last
Miss Bertha Flanders. after spend-
ing d few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Taylor Majors, of this place, returned
TO her home in Milligan Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Petersen. of Pei.
5acOla, are now residents in our
leighborhood. We are very glad 10
have them.
AIRS. ]. II. Davis and children were
he guests of Mrs. Gertrude Majors
Tuesday last.
d. NJ. Majors is on the sick list this
week
K. o. ConneIl made a business trip
o Pensacola Monday last.
Miss Maggie Ray. of Ferry Pass,
vas in Pensacola Saturday.
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LLOYD.


Lloyd, March 3f.-PresidinE Eide
w L. Moore held quarterly meeting
ST the Methodist church here SAT-. :
DAY.
Mrs Ambrose Davis. of Tampa. L.
visiting her aunt. Mrs. W. G. Afford,
pCar Lloyd.
Miss Carrie Edwards, OF Tallahss-
sac, spent Saturday and Sunday al
hCr home here.
Misses Jennie Cullen and Sarah
Sloan attended a picnic on the Mo
c0Sopkie Lake "Wednesday.
Mrs e Carter. of Greenville. sne1t
a few days last week with her fatiet
Judge ]. J. Willie. She returned botn.
Tue sday
KITS. Marlborough and her little
d daughter Mary. Simpson, OF Miccousol-
kie attended quarterly meeting here
Saturday.
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WAUSAU.
Special to the Journal.

Nsusau. March 31-Ex-Justice y.
?. TAYLOR was looking after business
aud rningIing with friends here MoIi-
day.
john r. Glenn. Jr.. Of the extensive
naval stores firm OF Afford Bros. co.
and President E NJ Pender, of he
CEipIey Hardware Co, made a bust
reSs Trip 20 this city anE vicinity
Tuesday.
r 3. TiIler, one OF our prosperous
merchants, made a business trip 10
Duncan Tuesday-
Robert Simmons. a prosperous farm
OF and grain dealer. north of here,
made a business trim here Wedne<-
ia
Air.. W. s Jones was in town We'd
ncsday- the guest OF friends and rela-
tivez.
- G.. Grantham was shopping ard
interviewing friends here wednesday.
Airs. B. F. Gamer left Wednesday
f9r a snort visit with friends and rel.
sti-es ia Chipley.
VI. H. BOxiey. OF Orange Hill. was
Shopping and transactins other bus
mess here Wednesday
Mrs Annie Sketo. OF the VALLEY, uas
shopping and visiting With ffieads
here Thursday.
Comfy Superintende B. r. Gaia-
e. visited the southern part OF the
county "Wednesday in The interest Of
The public schools.
{ z. Gilbert, prosperous qII
: % awake farmer OF White Oak. was
2 business caller Thursday.
Nj. Armstrong. Of the Deadnin Nay-
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YACHT CLUB
WANTS HOME
Of ITS OWN
DIRECTORS NET YESTERDAY AT
TERNOON AND RECEIVED PROP
OSITION FROM w. A. DUNHAM
WHICH WAS ACCEPTED AND
WILL BE SUBMITTED TO MEM
eERs FOR RATIFICATION.

10 be permanently and pleasantly
located in their own CLUB house IpI
to royalty entertain tle members and
Officers of the club and business men
OF this city al a fish chOWder .ac-Oss
the bay are two items which are re-
ce;Ying much attention b. those COM
posing the Pensacola Yacht and Motor
Boa club.
Az meeting of the board of govern
ors OF the club held yesterday after
noon In the office OF Commodore Geo.
r Morgan, in the city nall, the mat
ter OF selecting a permanent location
for a club house was discussed, the
proposition submitted by w. A. Dem
ham. a member of the club. being 81
ce7ted. His suggestion was that the
club rebuild and add another story %
the One-StOTy building owned by him
in the PalafOX street slip at the south
end OF the now city wharf on WpgI
Magnolia street.
The board of governors adopted SOS
olutiOns accepting Mr.. Dun0am's sug-
gtstion and they will be submitted
for ratification at a general meeting
Of the club TO be held next -Tuesday-
light in the Chamber of Commerce
room. in the Brent building, al 7:3J
O'Clock.
The following permanent entertain
ment committee to serve during the
year has been appointed: John
Chc3te. CHI WitherelI. Frank Henri.
Fred W. Dennis, Jr., p. Lindenstruts
Members of the club are making ar
engagements for fish caowder dinner.
complimentary TO the officers OF the
club and business men of the city.
which Will BE served across the Sly
on Sunday, April Is.
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WILL CONTINUE TO OPERATE.

Birmingham. Ala. March 3t.-At a
meeting between the trustees, W. z.
6. Harding. James BORnyman and A.
W. Smith and creditors or the Birm-
insham Coal and Iron company, now
in the bankrupt court, the trustees as
Sured the creditors that there would
be a continuation of operations OF the
various works OF he company. rumOrs
of 2 shut down to the contrary not
withstanding Two thousand men, at
least. are employed by this company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-01
VOLLEY BALL AT
Y. M. G. A. TONIGHT

\ game of volley ball is scheduled
II occur at the Y. NJ c. A. tonight at
s o'clock, to which the public is ccr-
daily invited
: great deal of local interest Is be
ing manifested in this departure II
y. NJ. c. \. amusements, and tonight's
game VIII have its attractive features
a large number OF business men viii
he in attendance as usual
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-01
PROMOTER UNDER ARREST.

Boston. March 31.-W. f. Ownes.
otherwise known as w. w. Fowler.
who. according to dispatches received
here last night, is being held by the
police of Augusta, Ga, for the Boston
authorities, is charged with having
been implicated in a Mexican pIanta-
tiOn development company in which
great many New England stockhoid-
erS lost their investments. In counec-
ton with this company, its chief pro-
mOter. +. F.. BOrdes- is serving a long
term in states prison
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-01
BLUFF SPRINGS.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Bluff Springs. March BID. J. SAL
man went 10 Pensacola on business
one day last week.
Fisher Bond went to Pensacola on
business one day last week
/. Minis OF Walnut Hill. BriHkley
Has tiBgs OF Pine Barren, were Ma
sonic visitors at Blur Springs lAss
Saturday.
Mrs. Dan Douglas. who has been on
a visit 10 her mother at RSpton- Ala,
returned home last Monday.
K. ID. Byrnes went to Mobile on -
visit to his family Mr.. ByrnS has
been on the sick list for some time
with lagriDDe
w X Hyer. of Pensacola, was n
business visitor here last Monday.
The baby of MI and Mrs. D. r.
CoIey is very i'll VITA bronchitis,
Mrs. J. McDayid. of Chnmuckla. and
Mcr. Fannie Williams, of McDdvid,
mGde a short call on Mrs. D. F. Nc
David last Monday.
+. A McCaskill went to Mobile las;
Sunday to visit his daughter. Miss
AvSsie. who has been at Mobile for
some time undergoing an operation
70" appendicitis.
+. {. Gentry and child. Of Pensacola,
came up last Sunday on a short visit
10 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. y.
Gentry, ST.
Ar. and Mrs. Roland McDavid, ard
chiioTen. of Pensacola, made a social
cai on Mr. McDaviTs mother, Ms,
l.. +. AlcDavid, last sunday
VIII Fillingim of Pensacola, gave
his parents a pleasant cali last Sun
day.
ID. K. Coiey went 10 AtmOre last
Tuesday on business.
John Reynolds. of Flomaton, was j !
business visitor here last Tuesday.
q. X Stanton went TO Pensac Jla 4
las Tuesday on business.
our new section foreman. Mr.. Ellis /
BCnCfeld. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I
E. f. Sanders. while his wife. Mrs. El /
lis Benefited. formerly of Molino, IS
OF visit 10 ner parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Spike. of St. Elmo. Ala, tor
about a couple OF weeks. when she
Viii return TO make Bluff Springs her
future home.
Nj Henderson, the supervisor Of
his division on the l.. & N, came up
las Wednesday morning on business.
Mr.. JerniSan, of Pine Barren, was
~ last Wednesday on some logging
business.
Mise Sadie COley, school teacher a.
Myrtle Grove, was called home asst
Wednesday on account of the very Sc
7G-C sickness OF her little brother.
AT- and Mrs Bud Medlock went
y Pensacola last Wednesday on a
TIsiL 10 Mrs. Medlock's two brothers,
zee and E. c. Gentry, at 1903 Davis /
treet. where they will be at home 70
al their friends and relatives. [
II. ]. SALESMAN went 10 Pensacola !
2sC Wednesday on business.
y ade Cardwell went to Pensacola j
asst Wednesday on business II
Ike Escambia VeneeTing Co. has {
gain started up the machinery ant
Ilr writer trusts they will continue TO S
ave plenty OF orders. so that there n
nay not be any more stops this year. /
The gardens in and around BiCn
pImgs are all looking very fine and Z
10 frost comes we shall soon have
riSa potatoes to eat
Albert Davis Went'-to Pensacola last y
Fs dnesday on business.
Walter Davis is still very sick. &
c. r. Sanders says he had ripe
trawbeTries on his table last Tues v
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-01
DIVORCE is PROBABLE.

Chicago. March 3I-The Tribune
today prints the following special "a.
Bile from Berlin:
1T is reported at Essen that there
is q probability OF divorce proceed-
ing.s between Herr and Nine. Vol
BE hleT und Halbach. II is reported
the couple have been leading an IN
happy life together since the death OF
their infant son two months ago. Mine.
BchIen und Halbach was Miss Bertha
KIGpp-
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NOW REPORTED HIDING
IN TIGER MOUNTAINS.

Pierce. Okla. March 31.-The re-
ports that Crazy Snake is hiding in
some secluded gulch in the Tiger
mountains. about six miles from
Pierce. We're confirmed today. His
surrender. IT Is said. might be expect
cd at any time. 1t was learned that
Crazy Snake made inquiry as to pro-
lection in case he suTTenders 10 the
officials Tha inability of Colonel
Hoffman to find where to deliver his
assurances Of safety has prevented
the. surrender Of Crazy Snake.
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JOURNALIST rs DEAD.

Philadelphia, March 3I.-IenFy
Clay Lukens, for the last 40 years an
editor and journalist. died suddenly in
a hospital here today from heart dis
ease. He began newspaper work on
the Philadelphia press and was the
originator of the ''pith and point" col
umn. a feature in some newspapers
He filed editorial positions on the
New York Daily news and the
Charleston, 5. c., World. He was 81
wears old
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Money Comes in sunches

TO \. :. Chisholm. OF Treadwell. n.
Y. now. His reason is we'll worth
reading: For a long time I suffered
from indigestion, torpid liver. cOnSti
patton, nervousness. and general de-
biIity" ne writes. Il couldn't sleep,
had no appetite, nor ambition. grew
weaker every day in spite of all medi-
cal treatment. Then used Electric
Bitters. Twelve bottles restored all
my old time health and vigoT Now
can attend to business every dav- les
a wonderful medicine" Infallible for
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Blood and
Nerves SOC at all druggists,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-01
THE SALOON SCORED.

Jackson, Mich, March 31--Ex-Gov-
ernor Frank HAdley. OF Indiana. de
Hvering an address in the local op-
ton campaign here last night, vehe-
Etebtly arraignsd the American sa-
louR, charging to IL evils, pictured in
such a way as to draw tears and as
crSbing 20 II a domination over The
politics and civic life o. the countIy
a large
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-01
BIT AND TAFT CONFER.

W8gtOn. March 31.-Retirinz
Presa Eliot, of Harvard conferred
" Il sident Taft for half an hour
uarlylay- On deps ring from H..
y nitiuse he declined 10 say whc, =
g. hould accept an OffeF Of the
a1IDs5OTship TO Gerat Britain or T..
discUie subject in any manner,
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sUFFRAeETTEs ARRESTED.

London. March 31--Ihe proceed
ings in the Bow street police court
this morning in connection with the
raid on the house of commons yester-
day OF a band OF y women suffra
gcttas followed the customary lines.
All the eleven women arrested elected
to 90 10 Holloway Jail for periods of
from one to three months rather than
to find sureties for their good beha-
ViGr
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from Irregular
ties. terrible drag
ging sensations,
extreme nervous
ness, and that all
gone feeling in nv
L had
gifen up hope of
ever being well
when l began to
take Lydia E.Pink-
ham'S Vegetable
Compound. Then
[ felt as though
neW life had been
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-01
S FOR LADIES, TOO.
They Stop Their Hair Falling Out
With F1erpicide.

1 HC stop HClE F1dif : alma out
With Herpicide.
Lad Nho have thin nair and
wl.Csf is falling out. can prevent
the falling out, and t1icHen the
si0wqth NewbrO's 'HerpiciIc. %
B7sidler7icide Is one Of the most
agrccf hair dressings there Is.
Herpii1ills the dandruff germ that
ea:s tair OF At the root. After
the gig destroyed, the root VII
shOoJsud the nair grow long a.
ever = a sample will convince
any lAst Newbro's Herpicide u
an irnsable toilet requisite. Il
cortAo oil or grease, II will not
stain ye. Sold by leading drug
gists- 10c in stamps for sample
70 THpicide Co. Detroit. Mis-.
Ondr bottles guaranteed.
". 4IembeTte. special agent
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ATTEMPT TO KILL MAYOR.

Philadelphia. March 31.-While Nav
Or ReybuTn was in conference haze
his afternoon with several citizens.
q Dlan saii 20 be = foreigner. atteun7t-
ed to break in the door leading to tho
mayors private Office When detect
Ell BY a guard. the man drew a knlte
an exclaimed;
IN kill the mayor he owes ms
lots of money"
The man, whose identity is not u.
Known was overpowered and srres-
90. lie is thought 70 be insane
ALIENS BLEND COFFEE At
kANRX KITCHEN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-01

The following il a list OF the Real
Estate Transfers recorded yesterday az
furnished by the Pensacola Abstract CO. /.
Y. C. Cushman to Owen-Clark Co.
$500 and other considerations, lots
L 20 4, block 2I3, New City.
u. 3. Reeve TO Mary f.. Thompson
ST and other considerations, nor.l H.
vest quarter of southeast quarter or
northeast quarter of section ., TT. ]
north, range 81 west.
J. W. Hyer TO Geo. Hearn, 81 aud
other considerations, west IS feet "
LOIS 10 to "a block 20. West kim
trsct.
Mark Mayo 10 G. c. McDoweIl, $40.
IA by 185 by 251 feet lying between
hard road and Escambia railroad n
section >, TIP. , north, range 80 ives.
! W. Hyer 10 Yancy Wilson, s.
and other considerations. lots and
10 block Sc, West King tract
H. W. Gibbs TO J. s. Walton, $3.50
lots l and 2, block 220, New City.
l.. f. Brooks to J. c. Scott, $3.50
lots 1 and 2. block Sc, East King
tract (Brooks's plan).
Packard Land Co. to " B. Humble.
$500, lots l and ,. block 1S, PARK
place
Thos. c. Watson to l.. +. Brooks.
800 and other considerations, lots :
ID 10. block 81. New City.
Pensacola Development & Construc-
ton Co, 10 r. A. Harold. $50, 900, LOT
y block 80. Beach Haven.
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Notice to Water Consumers.

Water rents will be due
April 1st, payable at City
Hall. 5 per cent. discount on
bills paid before the 10th.
Bills mailed upon request.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-01
AFTER
FOURYEARS
OF MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Baltimore, sd. - :. For four years
nv life was a misery to me suffered
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INCREASED
/ INTEREST
vERY DAY

Is being shown by men
who wear correct furnish
ings, in our new Spring
Shirts and Neckties.
And, it's not much wonder.
:or they're as pretty as a pic
ture." and it framed.
The Shirts at $3.50 and So
are very fine and worthy.
The Neckties at so cents
are quite handsome indeed.
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Eoruot Direction

Manthy-Land sakes, Hiram. What
be you a-shakin' that boy fer?
HiTam-Waal. tn forgetfuI little
ratt1eplats jest took his medicine an
forgot tew shake tn bottle like doc
tot en,-Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following il list Of the Real
Estate Transfers recorded yesterday a.
furnished by the Pensacola Abstract Co
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-10
GRADED SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET MONDAY.
Session to Be in First Presby-
terian Church,

The Newark Graded Union of Sunday
School Teachers will meet as usual in
the First Presbyterian Church on Mon
day afternoon.
At 2 o'clock the executive COMMITTEES
will meet to appoint the chairmen OF
the different working committees.
At 3 o'clock the Rev. Clark Il
Brownell, of the South Baptist Church
will conduct a study class on the Bible
material for the lesson of the following
Sunday.
This will be followed at 4 o'clock by
the teaching of the lesson in the grades
mine Williams will teach. aofwy aopl
In the beginners section Miss Jessa-
mary section, Miss Katherine M. King;
in the Junior, Miss Jessie Willis. and in
the intermediate, Miss Florence 3D.
meisler.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-04-10
COMBINATIONS TO
GIVE BISHOP LINES
A BUSY WEEK
Every Day Until Friday to Be
Occupied in Churches
About Newark.
ORDINATION OF PRIESTS
AND DEACONS in DIOCESE
Ceremonies to Be Held in May
or June, Exact Dates Not
Yet Being Fixed.

Bishop Edwin s. Lines, of the New
ark Episcopal diocese, will spend a
busy week, beginning tomorrow. He
will of1iciate at combinations as fol-
lows:
Easter, 10 a. m, Christ Church, Har-
rison; evening, st. Agnes's, East Or
ange; Monday evening, st. Alban's,
Newark; Tuesday evening, st. Philips,
Newark; Wednesday evening, Christ
Church. Short Hills; Thursday eve
ming, st. Georges. Maplewood. This
week the bishop has confirmed forty
two at the Church of the Redeemer,
Morristown; twelve at Grace Church,
Madison; s~ixty-three, including eleven
from Epiphany Mission, at Grace
Church. Orange; twenty six at Grace
Church, Greenville; thirty-three 1T ST.
Johns, West Hoboken; twenty-five at
st. Paurs, East Orange; eighty-four at
st. Johns, Jersey City, including
twelve from st. Stephens Chapel;
twenty-five at the Holy Communion,
South Orange.
It IL expected that the Rev. Herbert
W. Hopkins, curate, will be ordained
priest In ST. Luke's Church, Montclair,
May 2. Other ordinations to the priest
hood In May or June, the dates not
fxed, are:
The Rev. Charles w. Popham. st,
Luke's, Paterson; the Rev. Joseph p.
Robinson, st. Georges, Passaic; the
Rev. Vincent V. Beede, curate, House
OF Prayer, Newark; the Rev. George
NJ. Plaskett, of Epiphany Mission,
Grace Church, Orange; the Rev. Sid
ney e. Sweet, of st. Stephens Mission,
Jersey City; the Rev. Raymond l.
Wolven, holding fellowship in the Gen.
eral Theological Seminary.
Among the men to be ordained
deacons are: Waldo A. Amos. of st
Johns, Jersey City; w. Van Houter
Ffr11ns, of St. Johns, Passaic; E. Ash.
ley Gerhard, of Grace Church, Orange
and Samuel McKibbin, of the Berkele,
Divinity School.