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New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
LOST BANkBOOks.

LOST OR srOLEN-Bsnkbook No. 1ea 1oe OF
ans German Savings Bank IN the city ct Sew
York! corner 4th ave and 14th 81. issued %
Kate TaaItrank. AL persons are cautioned
against nss natfng the same Il NOT returned 70
the bank on the 20ih day ot August. 1910
duplicate vii! be tsausd-
LOST OR sToLEN-Banknool. Se. sci 431 OF
the German Savings Bank in the City OF New
York corner 4th ave and l4th st-. issued to
Heiwstth Hand weTker. All persons eau
toned against negotiating the same II not
rattrr,sd Z the bank or CAe Both day ct July.
1910 a duplicate will be issued
gANKB0oK No. 5f6 o5s ot the Union Dime Saw
fnzs Bank is missing Any person having q
claim 70 II is hereby called upor 70 present
tha sar7e within Ten 5ays or submit to having
said passhook cancelled aHd q new ons issued.
RANKROOR No. 455. .e5f OF the Unicn Dime say
ines Bank is rnisstrE Any ps-s having q
claim 70 {, is hereby cslfed u3cn "a present chs
zarae within days- or submit 20 having said
oas.bcok cancelled and new one issued
T0GT-Farkrr1,g No s4s c42 Bank tor Ssv!ras
ESQ sth ave. New York. Faynsnt stopps1.
please return bock 70 bank.
T0sT-RanEhook No. T7o ses, Bank sor savsnss
$50 sth ave. New York Payment stopped.
Plsass return book 20 bank
T9Sr-pankbool. No III T23, B.ah for Savings.
$50 4th ave. New York Payment stopped
Please return book 70 bank
TI7sT T-Bankhook No. 7ss i5a. Bank tor savings
go 4th ave. New York Fayne.r stopped
please return oook 20 bank
TI1sT A-rankboak Fo. H3o, ,a22 Bank for Savings.
9s0 Sth exc. New York Fe.r..G. stogpsc.
Please ratuEn hcok &c bank
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
BOYS WILL TURN CLEANERS
Borrow Park Department Tools
to Clear Up Ball Ground.

With implements furnished by the Park
Department about one hundred boys who
live in tbs neighborhood Of Queensboro
Bridge will clean UP the vacant hstd under
tbs bridge this morning, they may be
able 70 play baseball and other games al
once
The teiephons in the ofnce Of Howard
Rradstrset, supervisor OF recreation. was
kept busy ali yesterday afternoon by the
boys. who said they would be on the job
bright and early this morning.
This undeveloped playground has oeen TT
tered with broken bottles and other rubbish.
and the Park Department has been unable
before now TO assign men to keep it clean
Tbs boys say they will keep It in order
It rakss. whseibarrows and trash cans ere
furnished
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
Church AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
Sunday Council Formed to Promote Unity in That Branch of
Work

sssv school interests have now fol-
- .Ng-ch interests in the direction OF
- a Sunday school council has just
- - <o--17e5 similar in its aims 10 the
<sss-sl council. Il represents all Protest
- bosies. and eires to advance education
= ,bTareu n religious matters. No inter
.--x7rs viii be had With rights Of the
-.-seus bodies 10 direct the education Of
=. vo,1ns people Of their respective bodies.
- thsre aTe scores ot common lines.
.~-s-ofore worked separately, that viii
-or b. worked together.
~e-- traporrent field FOR common effort
a, rs training Of teachers. The proposition
e - secure uniform training ana 70 give
s.,io-,as s1 the end OF courses. Another
e-is S tie production Of textbooks to be
So i, common. And Z third line IS con-
4s-e,css or methods these 10 be held both
sv-.-ner and winter Many OF these con-
s.-ences are not well planned; some are
,s-~ 1907 n instruction and attendance
~ ai-1 IS 70 Coordinate and strengthen
Tee new council VII work along four
-snsras lines. These are the editorial the
.s,.s-fcrsI, the extension and the publish
,-r sn6 SO there have been created four
ss-tiors. with the following men az the
tezss CT thsc. respectively: The Rev. Dr..
7o,r : Mcfarland. SUNDAY school editor
- the 3Eetho5ist Church, with headQuar-
1s-s II this city. the Rev. Dr.. :. s Win
chester. of the Congregational Publishing
co-psr-, Boston; tbs Rev Dr.. Alexander
gsnry. cf the Presbyterian publication
sos-6 Philadelphia and z. E. Magill Of
.hs Southern Presbyterian committee. Rtch-
rronS. These are 70 have assistants
Membership IN the active council work
5 limited to editors OF literature for the
TounE. % publishers and secretaries Of
su-dzv school work IN the various bodies,
sn5 he new council includes Can
s5a as ver as tbs United States. The first
president ot ths COUNCIL is the Rev. Dr. =
7 Rowland. ths vel known Baptist leader
vho is - TIE head CT the Baptist Pub
Hce-cn Society. Behind tbs council IS the
powerful h-r harmonious tn7uznce Of the
ints-ra-onsl association. ard n It are
practically every considerable Sunday
schocl interest On this SIDE OF the Atlantic
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
AReatens N. p. w. S. u. OFFICER.

Charged with obtaining s1z5 from Miss
Sara 4. c. Murtaugh, Mrs. Sofia NJ. Lee
rlrger. q local militant stiffrasette was ar-
ratened before Magistrate Butts IN the
vorkviI1e police court yesterday morning.
she was released in 5000 ball fer ezamina-
tfon On August 5. Miss Murtaugh told the
magistrate that Mrs. Loebinger secured the
money recently by representing herself as
treasurer of the National Progressive Wo1:'-
ems Suffrage Union. which organization
san sssd was incorporated. Miss Murtaugh
81; she has since learned that the union
is not incorporated. and therefore ma xes
tbs large against Mrs. Loebtnesr. The
| rrfeonAr who came 20 court clad entfrely ?
II -~Ltie had nothing to say about the case
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
HEnkEL's SON A LAWYER.

Matthew Henkel. son CT United States
Marshal Heaks1, having successfully passed
the bar examination, was yesterday ad-
nitted to practise law. Mr.. Henkel has
been q deputy clerk IN the offioe os the
United States District Court for several
years. He studied law at New York Uni
verstty- He viii bsoorne junior partner IN
the hrrn Of Careli G. Henkel
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
TWO POLICE CAPTAINS SHIFTED.

por,cs Commissioner Baker ordered yos-
.srdav the transfer of Poles Captain Cor
helms IAary from Whitestone 70 the Astoria
p-ec,nct. Police Captain Thomas e. Darcy.
Of Astoria. Is ordered TO duty st "hits-
stone. Leary was On trial re" Gays ago
- .o-onsatnt Of e saloonkeepsr in White
s..a gbo charged him with conduct un-
asecrr,tnz an officer.
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pownEa NOT HIS: JANIToH FREE

f B,att. taniter of the tsnensnt house
:, Na ae East 18th street. who was ar
rested on wednesday after the explosion OF
. can Of powder with which some children
-,.ra ria v.ng. was discharged from custody
YESTERDAY by Magistrate Butts in the York
vile court The police failed 70 establish
his ov asrshiu Of tho DowosSs
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
HEI9 WANTED.

HEL2 WANTED.
Female.
LADIES of good address may rnake SO
weekly address, letter only. Wilson Ecuss-
hold Wants 1888 st. Johns Place, BROOKLYN.
NCRSE-Two Children, and 7: speak French
for Pennsylvania Cali this morning Hiss
ADna Lacy Century Employment Agency, IS
West 3sth 81
NURSE ES Cor infants and small children: free
registration. Miss Curry's Employment Agency
* Wes1 42d ct. Room 51f.
SE-sUPERvISOR. s5o: attendants sor
saratoriunis wanted; one o'clock to-day
Mrs Pfll=bury Agency, 5o7 5th ave. between
22d and 4sd sts.
SALESGIRLS end saIeswocrsn: departra ent
store experience required Westheim's, e57
Broadway. Brooklyn.
WAITRESS: SIS; 70 go to Greenwich Conn.
Gail this morning Miss Anna Lacy Century
Employment scncy Is West 3stn ST
WAITRESS. first class, tor country; raust have
good references: wages SIS 70 $50 Ildusrrta.
Assooiatfor II West 42d =t
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eajScEIlANEO EOUS.

.a-7yT Il CCNPETT rORs- -satissaetery
asslinz Fyernps cas-. 9syEssEts feF eo-.pssgs
f,,,rsrfss az snail collections of miscellaneous
tt,s-s,-Irs can always Is cstzirsd HENRY
EATSaN 42 Broadway Te!spsons. aseo Broad
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RnyADN..Y TaR-:nNaGlE.

broadway and seth Street.
Rev CHARLES Z JEFFERSON .. D Pastor
Re-. WAi. 4. KIRKWOOD preachss II 4 N. ana
: p NJ Wednesday, 2. m. Prayer Meating-
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, cor. of 10Th ST (o,e block west from,
Broadway1. GEORGE ALEXANDER. . D.,
Pastor. Public worship to-norr0w morning at
II O'Clock The Pastor viii preach Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

y 2 Moody has JUST issued call for
n General conference to bs held az North
1e-L beginning OF august and lasting
through August 2 He declared thai the
recent revival o. missionary zs2l a-nong
tevr7ea throughout the land Is of the II
nos slgnihcance znd One Of tbs most en-
co-ragif,e signs q the times The purpose
Of tEs conference this year. he believes.
shc--d b u bring Christian workers mora
scllv INTO harmony Win this spirit Among
thoss vvco viii take part this season are
the Rev. Dr. c. Canpball Morgan the
Re7. :. Stuart Holden. the Rev Dr.. Len
6 E~srghrcr. The Rev c Glenn atkins.
-1z Re- = z H Macpherson. the Rev.
-r : T Pterson. the Rev. Dr- H .
-Eab5e he Rsv Il EIve-t Lewis the Rev
Rcbert 2. ?. Pierce. the Rev r = Torreys
tae R4-. John A Hutton. the Re7- Charles
I-glis, L s Chefer, 3 c Davis and
teo-ge Z stebbins
ras Rev Thomas Elga-. the prison evan
gslst VIA begin his work under The olrec-
ton q ths Evengelis-le COMMITTEES OF Neg
Eo-E CIry rexr week preaching IN prisons.
t5=g zra1> znE 81 the Home for tAF Ageo
s@5 n, On Blackwells Is-aho. 10
uaor. tvo raore tents open-one FOR
AEEEDEZ II 1-{TN SLrSGL zE-I
z1c ora tc- ewedish-F tnntsh people n
Ees- l.lsr street. near St AIMS avenue
Ire Prcrx. II charge Of the Rev a Essel-
s1Tcr. TIE tent ~ le3d street ano Morrl@
avenue moves 70 l6eth street and Teller
s-snue v7hsre II resumes work to-rnorrows
zEill in charge CT the several clergyman CT
t1e neighborhood who for the second season
z-6 conducting union tent services unaeI
-1e auspices Of the EvengelizIic Coinralttee-
This afternoon rheEe viii be field Gay al
.Eacor5s Dam Park fer the big boys who
ssye been interested e. the various tents
No feature Of this summers campaign Is
E1ore encourag gtng than the so-callec Big
BOYS Work" under the direction O. horace
Baker Miss Lacy Page Castor. OF Chi
esgc. superintendent and founder OF the
2nt!-Cigarette League. net the Leaders OF
Ne work among boys this week at head
e1arters. appealing 70 them for co~opera-
neE II combating the cigarette habit
The activities Of the National Bids IN
sli-Dte of Nc. 15s Fifth avenue. are being
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
WORK WANTED.

Male
AGENT. COLLECTOR, or anything else, want
ed By married man. best reference furnished.
Letters. Box 500. 1915 &c ave-
BooKKEEFEP TRANSLATOR. correspond
ent English. French. Spanish. German. some
italian: Eypew-fcing. hard worker, consoien-
tious; best references; seeks steady position.
J. Luria. General Delivery. New York
HOTEL Institution or real estate, By first class
painter and paperhangar dolrg carpenter work
and general repairs. Gail Or address, Philip,
sos East 9Th 81
INTERPRETER - Five modern languages
educated. S61z per cent Civil servics ex-
animation seeks rsltabIe position department
5-ors. shipping, ste. J. LUria. general delivery.
New York.
NAN C25]-Destres lighc vorL IN country IN e1-
change for board; n nest and reliable: good
careteker; send for particulars. J. -fnIick.. 40
East 73d 81
YOUNG NtAN-Wishes position handy with
tools Oswald, 22o8 Ftfth ave
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WAN. SC

Male
CoACENAN and USEFUL MAN.-scotch.
married. one ch;Id; car -niIE; oesr care
horses harness. carriages; sight years last
place. Carpenters agency. 154 6-h avs.
CoOK-Young man. speaks English slightly. Is
cook in good family hoJsl. good references
from first hotels ot Germany. Fritz Slumllsc4
Roscoe, NJ I.
.-Eouseworksr. married. Germ az
AnericSu. children: wife good PLAIN
cook: well recommended CarperteTs Agency
f54 9th
FAPMHANDs. USEFUL MEN, married cou-
pies, for farms and gent1enea.s country
places; English. Gzrnan and Svsdes & spe-
cialty ? Mauhewson Agency, e1S 9Th avs. Tel,
9Th ave Tel. 3TS-Bryant. c.
FIRM HAND. s23; swede; good teannsts- and
mixer; has worked in this country; can 60
gardening inquire Mathewscn Agency, sl8
sth ave. Tel. 3Te-Bryant.
GARDENER and useful man: understands eouss
and garden work. Gardener. 2c5 Easr 2ora q
UsEFUT. MkN.-Elder!y. healthy. active: ex-
perterced in care Of small private places.
house stable garter- etc: references. 70. T,
315z 7th st. Jersey City.
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suRRnGATE,s NOTICES.

TFACSr-s < w. i~-S7
95GA 3Ts Of ig zoa Sc RaiS2T \ 5 snrrosa5 .
Ulster county. notice is hereby given according
amelia Lsserer. lat5 Of the town Of New Peltz,
County Of Ulster and STATE cT New YORK d-
ceased. tntesta-s, 10 present the same. with the
the County az Ulster q MS once in tas SiIy
Ind no1ics Is hereby given to eII creditors o.
said estate that Il IS ths ints3t!on Of she undeE-
SAID estate. under tbs provision Ct Section 2sS4
Of Chs Coda OF Civil Procedure
FRANK !. LEEEERA
GEORGE U. TEFEvRE,
cATHARINE LEFEVRB PoTCHER.
: \ :. Z. vANDERLYN. attorneys fo- Pc
tttionsrs. Ones and P o address, New
N0TICE-PCRsUAN TO ORDER OF HON
Nonroe wheeler surrozats Gf Steuben County,
New ycrt made uEcn the petition OF tbs widow
and al the nezr of kin of>firana x. Hatch. late
of rhg town o. Cohocton in said county, deceased
~-+f-e is heretv given that II is the intention Of
the undersigned 70 apply Lor letters Of admins
Crat.ol upon rhe estate Of said dscsdent, under
tI'a nroT3sions OF Section GA OF tbs Ccds Of
Civil Procedure OF The State Of New York, and
+rzt all uersons having claims against the estate
os said decedenr are required 70 present The same
S,o-,-tv a. tie svrrogateis 0faes IN rae Village
cF Bath. y. =, on Or before ths 18th day OF
= 7ss4s6 sizs stlanta. y 2. July :. 1870
HYATT c. HATCH.
c GILBERT LYON
franklin :. SPRINGSTEAD.
N PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or HON
Abner G Thomas. Surrogate ot rha
County Of New York. notice is hereby given
20 ali persons having claims against Sigrnund
CEuirerYnan late o. the County OF New TorE
deceased TO present the same. with vouchers
thereon. so the subscribers. az their place o.
trarsactfng business, TO. ~ Broadway, in the
c,ty Of Nsw York. oD CT before this 2erh day
c@ July next.
DATED New York the 25th day CT January.
1919
RUDOLPH eUITERMAN LEOPOLD LEH-
E,rNsTETN. TOWNSEND 8 cUrTERsrAN
attorneys for Executors. ~ Eroaaway
New YORK CITY
n PURSUANCE OF AN oRDER Or HON.
Abner c. Thomas, . SurrogaLs OF the County Or
Nsw York notice IS hereby given to all parsons
having claims against Cornelius 2. Mitchell lats
Of the County of New York, deceased. 10 prsser-
ths sarna. with vouchers. thereof. 70 The sub
scrther, At her placs OF transacttng business az
rhe once Of Mitchell & Mitchell No - and -
Wall street. in the City Of New York he-
fore tha 3oth day Of January. 1911. next.
Dated New York. the 20th day Of july. 1910.
MARY Z ., MITCHELL Exscl-trtx
MITCHELL & MITCHELL Atro--eys Tor Ex-
ecutrtx. Al and - Wall srrset. Manhattan.
New Torl, City.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

The activities Of the National Bibls In
slitDte cf Nc 15s Fifth avenue. are being
vigorously maintained during thsse sI<eou-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

r4pEWRITiN3 AND TYpEW RiTsRs
VTcT0V vIsfsiE- 10 Nassau ST. catalosus
free sii makes e4ksp part payment. bargains
in unds.wor1s. RsSallEIons. OItyerss Smiths
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30
Female.

EoCSEwc REFE-Two rsz+ young coio-ec
girls; both competent; very highly recommend
ed city o. country 3Lorrows Agency. ~ ta2-
ington ave. cor 18th 81.
EOUsEWORKER-Nea young German woman
competent IN evsry branch. wages no obJec-
providing child six taken: any distance. Nor
rows agency 721 Lexington ave. cor. 5sth 81
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
xapGE SUNNY coRNER ROOM. running
water. private family: ssanttful loestiaH tacla1
she Hrdson: telephone Harrison rs West -olss
st Telephons 6tao-Riversic@.
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S RICK CHgJR CH

Fifth Avenue ard Thirty-seventh Street
Or. HARRIS z KIRK. OF Baltimore,
viii preach ct i o'cIoek.
OLD FRS CHURCH
5th ave. 11th 70 18TH SITS
howard DUFFTELD. D. D-s pastor.
II z. n1.-Pev. 5. 3. WYLIE.
MADISON AVE. PREsBXTERIAN CHJBCH
Northeast corner of 73d street.
Rev. HENRY SLOANE COFFIN. .. 7, Pastor
Public worship az 1880 e
Rev. wM RAYMOND JELLFFE viii preach.
WEST END PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Amsterdam Avenue and 105Ch Street.
Rev A EDWIN KEICWES, n. u. Pastor.
Preaching p Il !. ". and ?. II by
Rev. FREDERICK E SF0CKWEJLs
ST PAULsS METHODIST CHURCH,
UesG End Avenue and 8eth St-e5r
II \ M-Preaching service.
REV T. Z. JOHNSON.
LENox Ave. CoLLEcIArE CHTRcTI, cor.
E23d ST. Rev. EDGAR TILT0N. J-., D. D,
Pastor-11 a n. ana P. M preaching by the
Rev JAMES s. KIrTELL. Of Albany. n Y.
AL SOULS UNITA RAN CHTRCF. For.rtt,
ave. and 20th st-Union Services at II A. II.
Rev. LEON \ HARVEY. Suhjscr. The Art
or Living" The Ipuoltc cordially invited.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY or FRIENDS
Meetings for worship. II g. m, at 221 Easi
18Th ST, Manhattan. and 10 Schermsrhorn ST..
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HELP WANTED.

Male
pe-iencs Tor necessary: build UP q business Of
your own. Calfor wrtts. Burns IL Ped. 2o9
Any TNTgLLTcENT' PERSON may earn good
r.risTGs 14e05s nnneeessa 1ddress Prsss corre
spending Bureau. Washington, D. 9
CgDFT T5S@C7IcIEEF7-Gas works; $50 per month.
Business Service Co Agency, Sos Singer Build
cF7ITT-EMFN AGENTS. calling on brokers
bankers Or merchants: permanent income
right party. Write only. ". c WILSON, 1888
st Johns Place, B~ookly-1.
r57T277Sf !, ,!7--Bookbinde-y sS0-s50 per week.
gusiress service Co. Agency, sos Singer Build
ing
MN over so, Of good EDUCATION, 20 iearn
| business: expenses guaranteed At start Mr.
WaPRTFD coUPLE-Two in family: husband
waiter and useful: wife coog: $50 monthly;
permanent position. Twins Agency, II West
t1th g.
0PGA9TST for western Episcopal cathedral:
81 coo: high service. Webster Choir agency.
sTFN0GRAPHER-Fo railroad SIS with ad-
vsncen1ent; good position righr party perrla-
ner.. another tor law Office; $40. Jupp Agency,
81 Nassau 81.
e7-pTF S7TF,TDFNT-sheet metal work: Ak
ry.~tenced in steeI preferred; s25-SS5 per
week Business Service Co. Agency. 800 Singer
Building
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES furniture: 5000.
Business Service CO. agency. sos Singer Build
ing ----------------------
III r OIGEsTANs: large seller. sgenss
eo1tnar1 territory Pond Fhasrlacal Company
View York
w YTFD-voad salesman on Commission
ra.ts write Hr Vtddifeid. cara of Ca
diiiac HoteI-
VIZ Tern .erritory. Tablet IHgesrans FOR
Ftonasch lis Pond Fharnacal Company. NaT
YORK
Female
ATTENDANTS for institutions hroekiyn
Nurses Dirsetery. 2so Putnam ave --
COov For Pelham Manor. y. p; private fam
tlv, csu this morning. Miss 4Tns lacsY
Century Employment Agency. u west 5sth q
4rvERAT- HoUHEwoRKER private family:
eitv: nc laundry; call this morning Mss7
asna Iacsy, Century Employment Agency. u
West ssth -,
GTPT- for houseWork: email private ran1iiy: no
r,sh,nS sbrry Park for summer. wages s2h
rrerstrfei association. IT West s2d 81
9FT > ~ ali Winds for private families; free
r.cistrst.en Mics curry's Employment Agency
za Wet 4ed Ht Roorn Ell. nth floor
INF Ant & NURSE Jtrnfnsd}. ss5; wanted I'm
,nedtatoiv; country; fine family Mrs
piilsnurv Agenog. 5o7 9Th ava Astwssn 42d
zn1 <a6 sEa
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III!IIE7l| river zis|,..llllIIIIlEIN
PEOPLES LINE 70 ALBANY
1odG--Sa els.

observation-disclosures.
PEOPLES LINE 10 ALBANY
sTH . " MORSE (odd oates Iu-y1. SIX
AC-IONCACE-CaLy rom E-sr 22 y e z
?. II. II. 18Th So. ssSc ? - oScEzA
GIT.IENS LIE ID ALBANY & TROY
New S- TROJAN o. EESSSErAER S2s@
ss N 2, r. West 10TH St. 2 NJ yo-2a-s~
L. daily step II albany = e--ns- c-->r-
ton.
g5- ss-vtcs. Direct -zI co--scr!or a A.
bauy ard Troy yer rctnts Nor-A Eas- az
Wes- Ran -tCks-s accsr-sd S-- Sa5szSs 5s-
tween Nav YORK Albany ard Tray Eo-saz
ard automobiles carried e- ressc1ac-s ca1es
ss1S Sc y stamps Eo- Summer Essc-- 5coE
ana up the Eutsor s15 84yo-c.'- = 5sac-Irr
illustrated booklet.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

- NELINlIOOO INO INLS
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
ID AVG, sud Tth ST.
Rcv- JOHN q FAGCz. =. D, Minister.
Rev. JOSEPH R sIZoo
viii preach at II A. NJ ana ?. n.
TIE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
9Th Ave. and 29rh ST.
EsT- David Jas. BJRPEL.I. D. D. Minister
Rev. JOHN ALLEN. D D,
viii preach at = A II. and P. II.
Morntng-@swor by One
Evening--'Ir Adams Fall We Sfnre6 AL
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NICHOLAS
18th Ave. and 18th St.
Etsv. MALCOLM JtA MES MCLEOD. Minister.
Church closed during month ot July.
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH
West End Ave. and 77th 81.
Rev. HENRY ETERTsoN COBB, D o, Min-
iste-. Rev. SAMUEL n zwENfER, z. D.
VIII preach q u = NJ
soo1scr: The Uncccupied Mission Fields cc
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ExcUR SloNS

STFABFR T4TPTs makes trips EvEEy Day
20 FISHING BANKS. Leaves -29-s sI y =
7.25 4. u Eiz- E-s=S I N 2. $50 - -
Pzfr znd ez--ls - s1s-s -zrs- Gsc--sz-4--
-5c-s LADIES' SOC: Coftdrs-- eSc
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

Bank for savings
Payment stopped.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

r.57Te E'es1-N-s=s
f-z- > c1r-e-ti-z 81 West 7oanS 80
cTl fi5say sue -sss ~ p 50 s9.E--sr
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

The Metropolitan TemDie ia Sas OF tbs
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

The osstn!ng Camp Meeting opened last
Thursday evening. and will cen-tnus
through Sunday. August :. The Rev Al
drew Shriver viii preach at 1870 to-nor-
row. the Rev. George R. Abrams st 2:se
Z. n. and the Rev. NJ 7. Bovard a. 1;+5
. n. A great meeting will be held on Sat-
urday evening. August {, addressed by
Frederick Victor. Of New York City The
subject IS Temperance"
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

S,7k for Savings.
Payment stopped
New-York tribune., 1910-07-30

A. All souls' Unitarian Church the Rev.
10, Harvey will speak tomorrow on
.1,-Le Art of Living" Reginald Barrett is
..s .rganis. and Mrs ]. H Miller the SOLO
ts. eor +tasA summer services.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-11-21

(a) Decrease.
(b) Annexed to Pittsburg in 1907.
8 Estimated population in 1890 of the
area of present New York. The popula-
ton of New York as 1t existed in 1890
was 1,151,3 01.
Id Includes population of Allegheny
as given above.
mt has been completed for
As of these 46 cities. or these 45 cities,
e4..v4 absolute increase of
population during the decade 1900 to 1910
than during the preceding decade. and Is
made also a greater percentage increase.
Although the rates for individual cities
vary widely, ranging from SIS to 245
per cent, it is rather noteworthy that
there are nine lmpoi ant ciu x
shown approximately the same rate OF
increase during the last decade, viz, Bos-
ton Q96 per cent?, Buffalo co., per cent?,
New Orleans QS.1 per cent?, Omaha (2l
per cent?, Paterson Q9.4 per cent?, Phil
a6elphia QS07 per cent?, Pittsburg QS.2
per cent?, st. Louis Q9.4 per cent?, and
Washington QS.8 per cent?,
1t should be remembered that in some
instances both in the table above and in
the table for the group of smaller cities,
he growth of a city may have been due
in part/to annexation of suburban terri
tory Except in the cases of New York
and Pittsburg no allowance has been
made Tor Sucn anne&dllOl.
The 1910 count has progressed sufficient
" to determine with practical certainty
the eight largest citiees in the country,
II being quite improbable that the rank
of the following cities In order of size
will be changed by any future announce
rnents. Each of these cities has a popu-
lation exceeding 100000.
Rates of Increase
AS regards rates of increase, the cities
between $4,000 and 100000 for which the
1910 population is announced are distri-
stues rs follows:
Pni~toen cities show rates of 100 or more
per cent.
ties show rates from 30 to 80 per
Five cities show rates from 50 to SO per
cent
-Four cities show rates from 70 to 70 per
cent
Nine cities show rates from GO to 60 per
cent
Fifteen cities show rates from so to %
per cent.
Fifteen cities show rates from 40 to As
per cent.
twenty-five cites show rates from to
81 per cent
Thirty cities show rates from 20 to to
20 per cent.
Twenty-six cities show rates from 10 to
10 per cent
Ten cities show rates under 10 per cent.
Three cities decreased
The cities showing the highest rates OF
increase up to October 10, arranged In or
der of their rates, are as follows:
Highest Percentage of Increase
~