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Inlc0nira or foumet FOR Gaaeu |
Observation-Disclosures Eoitforrite, ipnes
tpertintoo at bare fonitoteret. at lin.
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Grab ifplScs SfieSesIssbeo og ct
utiI9ibcIigt Slltrperi fra EoitSepar.
tcmcrtetS SIDE.
On Maioritet al aomiteeu ipnes
life at barre bIepet iprberIig pdopir.
fet al Voitmiuiitereus GrflRringer
ON. at SorienoeIieu az anoen Ilosies
Roitiogcr bar meofsrt ct Sab az $751;.
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nemIia fcmmet til aunoitab ON. at
mango az De peolagie Sabeller er
b~oiereSe poa ret oa Iet Si9toGrf.
9ette bar socIaet Silltoeu til Sano.
fProigbeoeu al bans sorige Ean.
itaroe.
aomiteen CT fonmet Ill bsu Son.
flrliion, at oct life piloe uTre rig
tiqt al aongresieu at iorbeie Tortoen
pao anoen aIasies Goitoser poo IA.
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iteren err fremfommet meo. SfaIoe
ser SeSuagtct bIi giort 6orisg paa
at aicunemtoinee Scu autpbeoe Tor'
t~oiorhsielie, oil Der bli forlanst
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mco at iaa foitlIoaet nsiaatig, boor.
meget bet toiter 8egieringen Tor hoer
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Get faI bore ben alminoeIige Pe.
Ming inncn 9pmtieeu. at oct tie er
ianmcaet forsgcbe SnbtGuter, Dc.
pnrtcmcutct trruacr. Tom en- Snofs.
relic al mer orreminasmPSliae Ne.
tboSer / 9oituricnetS 9emreIie. III
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teens Mat iutet mer Seuipn at taee
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moo al iamlc i'm GpmGrtlombeo ON
&c ioreliqaenoe ,Soriloa ON en- Feor'
ooniintiou al Geportementet meo
ipeciclt Seublit poo iterre Dpgtigheo
oa en- mer pfonomif Administration.
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Som befienot, nominereS nil
Here Stater Observation-Disclosures peo
Erim9roalgene, eler peo alIinoelig
Stemmegipning unoer De reelllGre
8olg. Scnne EIm er blepet 9arti.
fererne paatounset al ben operuGl.
oenSe Stemning iruoo Sen nGrppren.
De S~algmoaoe, nemIig at 2egislatii.
rernc, uoen at SoIfeuilien iorro bar
iaaet gnlebning til at gioe iig iii
fienoe.
90 bennp Elan pinoer itaoig itsr.
re og itsrre SiliIutning, iaa bet. ieIp
ON a~pnsresien peoblir Of itampe
moo @roOoen, life pil bensoa ret
lang Sio, for De aler fleIte al Seua.
tets Ieolemmer bill bope Solicit 81.
refte at taffe for tit Salg.
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Gu Den at Sincoln.

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en- aomnel Rnub. @corg y. 6IopS
fra Boston. iom bouoe oRret EN- Ben
al gbrabnm 2incoIn % | lin Slo o.
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iesria Rauo. SIono bapoe cg'oo
beItoaet / Den fsrite Sernbane'trett,
iom fouot Steo her | 2auoet, nerllig
/ 1855.
San eiterIoScr iia Gnfc % Ell Sen.
Der beage outogcS al opre bolat !
Boston. San bnube en- SioSoSIti'
rance pou $4,000. Der oIlercoe par
fulbt opbctolt loa lanet tiIbaec iom
/ 1874.
Wr. 1lopo, ser fIere @arge bar
beieat ct. Saul. hapoe betnoeIige Ii
terrrc gnIra % por Ell Ilittig %
iuteresiart giSruaSuoer til iorltlels
liae 9looc ca CiOs'friitcr. Slonot
onSet hauoc hon iaoleoes lfreoet TO
grtifler Tor minneapolis Sournal"
al bpilfe oen enc ~ombonoieoe Serlt-
baneitrcilcn / 1855 o. Den ouoen
hans gefienotifab meb SiucoIn, hoem
han isritc Sang trai iaHnleu meo I
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Ibopoe opertugct 9%citnrclien al et So
tel I Guincp Sa., % Sincolr bapSe
ifrepet 2eiefontroften Tor BAN.
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Operfalo pad
2l,nerifancre.

Sfelgc tcIeqroijif WeoOeIeIic til
llOenrigs6eportementet | @uihing'
ton bIep ct ScIifab omeritouife Eu.
ritter unSer ct gcieg til Splnrmo.
iffen nGr SSerltialem ifilot pao al en-
Slot aiabanIfe Toratifere. NiiS Mn'
tbilbe Rulricc ira W%omarorecf,
Gong Sslano, romneoes | armen,
QPiis Barter ira Ierre Saute, Snov
6lcp Tao uIoorIig iaaret, OF Ser par
Sore for beuOe5 2iU. NeobeIeIier
mobtoees ira aoniul 8uance / Sc.
ruinlem.
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tementet nprer inger SuiI ON, at Der
at be tprfiife gttoritcter uiortspet oil
bli facet Sfriot til at iaa golbsmGn'
oene paagrebet og tiI5srlis aiitrafiet.
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Otter 20 Glars sorlob.

; Gbicuso ieireoes Den fOoe os.
ct grpalip. iom afilutteSe Set isrlte
QnpiteI / Ell uofiaa intereSiout liSen
Rcman ira ser uirteltge Gin. grio'
aommeu par Charles 6. Cooper. en-
ria GieuSoms6eiiooer ira Nstanii.
Ilorioa, o. Riis Reaie Saluorlon
fra Tacoma. 8aib.
gruoaommeu er SIS aor gnmmel
ga gruoeu 80. Romonen beGpnete !
Rortb Gatuta for 20 Mar iioer. od
Riis SoIucrions Sober og. Cooper
pnr G~oboiarmere ! Smesnsn at
Snrac.
Riis Salporions 6oraIcre moo.
latte iia oenanns SorbinSelien paa
@runo al Gaiterens lluseom.
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Miniiteriet rainier.

Srobs set SeIpiie Siaiospotum,
iom Set forIeoen Dag fit al Sesisla.
tltren, bolSer Winiiteriet / alberta,
Can. paa at ramIe fulSitGnoig lam.
men, berettes Ger fra edmonton ben
t0be Warts. Suititsminiiter Grois
og Riniiter uoen Bortielie %. u.
Sufanan bar taset aiifeo, oa M
aanr ser Rpgter ON, at ogiaa gre.
mierminiiter Rutberforo itaor ! Be.
areb meb of Semiiionere. S~unbbrugs'
miniiteren ifnl ogiaa bare inoienot
i'm Notwithstanding, men oenne er
enSnu life bIepet oiientIiggiort.
aariagcn til Winiirriets 6niS CT
bets 8oranterins Of siberia & 8rea'
@aterpaps- 9a contemporaries Bombs.
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Robberinouitrien.

SfsIge Copper GrobucerS' I2io-'
Citations ii0ite Mnouebsrapport uoDi.
Ter Observation-Disclosures Den lite
Marts Ell SoregcIie al S,72l,653
Grno iommcnliaret meo Den lite
Sebritnr.
geboIoningen beIsb TIA ben lite
WortS til t07, tS7 992 Guuo. Bro.
Suftioucu / Icbruar, Der on6rog iii
tt2,7t2,493 4uno por 3,S34,79 8
Guno minore emo Groouftionen / So.
mar.
9~eocrancen / Icbruor ou6rog iii
tO3, 9S7, $40 90, 55,S62,2t9 min.
bre emo / Sonrnr. ~llofsrieleu / Sc
6ruor belsb iia I'll 37.369.5iS Sumo.
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Dele. bette meofprtc for 2oroisaere.
Barter bctaIte8 for bette glrbeiOe EFT
con al SO, 800 ON Goret.
Snort beapuotc Ser imiOlertio fra
&c Sia'ife Scrnbaneliuicr at iuols5e
geioPrin9cr oper, at Wr. FerfinS
iuitematiif gioroe Heflante FOR Gar.
rimonIinierne, ibet ban / fine Sore.
Drag gap set SnNtrpf, at DC eneite
2anoirrfuiugcr Tom par iuoU1tnoNc
oa rcoc til 0pta9elie ionoteS iuoen.
for set Sarriinou'ifc Sernbaneom-
raaOe.
GiSic geipGriuger i~ororleoigcoe
ell llnoeriegelie, iom bl, q. bragte Tor
Sapen, at gtr. Gcrfius al Sdrri'
monboucrre' tit en- grtrolen al $500
ON Waaneoen.
Or. 0uoi8, ser bopoe ioreToaet
ltnocrisgelien, anbeia!ebe Barriers
u~fortopeoc gifcoigelie ira Hcfidma'
tionSticueiten. men ier bette 40 Den
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llnocrrctuinq. at RerfiuS houoIeoe I
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Nelpca, Observation-Disclosures 0i.
reftsr. ff en- Fredericksburg lor at
bope bIan6et ia / Sogen.
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mtl1lcRinIcv'G Expedition

Sislae en- BreSiemeooelelle ira
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ben al D}caiulepiRloet ! aIaifa.
Grueotionen, Ser ioruoeu Frcfes'or
Barter 6eituar al fire erfarue 8m0e'
beitiaere oa en- Gpiiinaener, ntreiler
ira Geu s]grf oen 25he April. Sra
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eu ipccielt Tor 2iemeoet foultrleret,
iur6cles fraitig Wotorboao, iom
meo6rinqes ira SeuttIc. Sra eoot
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Ilooer 100 Ru Ill Gbubina, Der
liaaer 40 0ti[ ira 6oOen az 6isloet.
Grpoeitiouen fonuner til at Tslse
gr. Goofs Rute lon Langt. oenne
qnar; men eiter bDno Froiesior Sar'
fer paoitoar. beiinSer ben 5lelofoo.
Tom ban beiteq. ia 20 WtiI isnSenfor
Den pirfeltge Tielotop.
Wtt. Mltaiulen Iiager ire 0raoer
isuSenior Sen urttiife GirtA Oh on
trent $50 gtil ira Stiaebao$tplteli.
S,Fslae en- al oeu g~eoloGiite Cpmaa'
lima foretaget SriuuguIerlns bar
I~ielStopper en- SGoe al 10000 ZOO.
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err Soppeu az Ut. @aihrrgton.
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Stenras / 6rube,

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tObe os., at TO arbetoere bIeu or9bt
pou SteSet % en- treble NsbeIig lao.
ret / ct Stenras, iom ben ioregaaeuoe
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met & Secfla Wining GomparpS
8ruber berIteoS.
&c TO Irbeibere, iom orpbteS poa
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9lor gamneI, % 9onicI S%arrington,
30 gar gammeI. Gen OsoeIigt til.
ifooefomne par albert gnoretp, Der
fit &pgraben fn9ffet.
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Rooiepelts Piemreiie.

Sra abortum. sgsppten, teIegro.
feres beu i0oe Warts: Sberit Hooie'
peIt icrIoS Souiifia iaaar og rentes
at anfcmme bio paa Ranoag, bpor
han iamme gitrn bill bIipe msot al
lin Suitru og i'm Gatter Gtbel.
Sc iorbIiUer / abartrm til nGIte
Sorsbag iom Den engelife Siroars
8iGiter. timber Spboloet Der oil be
bIi pitt ale gpeus % Smegreus Se'
p9rbisbeber.
sra aooof, auslo, Pgpptiif Su'
bon, telegraieres inmme Dag
Sberit RooiepeIt meo 5sIse untom
bio 81. S imorses. BED ben ameri'
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Spranet Oemnine.

fSro SuIesburg. Colo, melbes Den
lite Rarts, at GGmningen | Sum.
6oilooen por blepet iprpngt. % Den
ippre ganoiomIirs, iom benuttfeS
al SlIesburg Srrigationsbiitrift, bar
no og haUbe ioranrineet en-
sfobe al minSit St50,000. SeIbig.
pis off intct @enneifeliu tobt, men
ct Basiagertos paa Union gaciiic'
9anen hapoe alene bet inafnlote
glocf. Signnlipitem al tatfe for, al
oct life LOB ret no i 6lcumen.
let er biStil life lpfteoes Srrign.
tiousoeItriftets 6unftionprer at fon'
itatere aariasen til uIptten.
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en- ~fummariif Dom.

Zen beficnote fsoeraIe 0iitriftS.
BONNER / Chicago, Sc. ". Snrbis,
bar Den lite bS. ofiaat en- iuumarilf
Com oper De ifpIbisimlOne Oper.
trpSere al Sorbuuhslooene Tor I'll
oirfning og SaIg al SIeomorgorin.
Sumuel 9rieSbad % @iaiom
groobmcn ioemte5 bper 6 Mars
Straforbcibr % $4,000 / @eOer,
meoens CAMEL 9ort8 Hap meo Is
Waane0erS neutrality-suspicious..
The Washington times., 1910-10-23

Lot Four-6x9 fl. small room size Velvet
Rugs, made in one piece. Finished with heavy hem
med ends prevent curling Choice Of floral and
medallion designs in coIorings OF green, red blue,
Regular price, $1,000 Sale price,
Lot Five-9xf2 largest room size BnIssels
Rugs. in handsome floral and conventional designs
In rich color combinations 10 suit any room deco
ration All wool 9-wre grade. Regular price, $500
Sale price
The Washington times., 1910-10-23

Lot Six-Fine quality Administer and fO-wire
Brussels Rugs, size f. in by 10 # 6 in for
rooms. Choice OF floral, conventional and
oriental designs Coorings OF red. green. blue rose
Extra heavy weight Regular prices,
S225O and $500. Sale
Lot Seven-0xi2 largest room size Wilton
Velvet Rugs. made in piece Heavy hemmed
ends Splendid assortment of conventional, medal
lion floral designs in reds. green's and rose
combinations. Regular prices $500 and $4,000
The Washington times., 1910-10-23

Lot Two-Largest room size (9xt2 ft) BruS-
sells Rugs, made in one piece-no Heavy Ain
hemmed ends Choice OF floral, conventional and
medallion designs in coIorings Of green red blue,
tan and rose. Regular price. $500. Sale price.
Lot TwO-Fifty small room size (6X9 tt)
Brussels Rugs the 9-wire grade. Made in piece
Choice Of floral medallion designs. in color
bnations that viii harmonic with any room deco
ration. Regular price $1,000 Sale price
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-30
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TO
OBSERVE ASCENSION DAY.
Damascus Commandery Plans
Reception and Drill.

Damascus Commandery No. .,
knights Templar, of this city, will cele-
brate it's annual observance of Ascen-
sion Day on next Thursday evening in
the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church, where the Rev. Sir Knight
William H. Morgan will deliver a dis
course appropriate to the occasion.
The commandery will meet in its
asylum at 7 O'Clock, and after forming
and led by listers band, will march to
the church.
The choir has arranged a special pro-
gram and the band will render several
musical numbers.
At the conclusion of the services at
the church the members will reform
in line, and proceed to the New Audi
forum on Orange street, where a COLA
ton will be served and an exhibition
drill given by the Damascus drill corps,
under Captain Dayton w. Jones.
A social and reception will follow,
AS the ladies of the sir knights will be
admitted. and as the commandery has
over three hundred members, a large
ton drill will be given by the corps
in the main auditorium.
The committee arranging the affair
consists of Sir Knights William H. Bar
net, chafrman; Edwin w. Pierson
Louis ]. Burgesser. Andrew N. McKin-
non, Adolf ]. P. Pionnie, Frank Tan
ner, Dayton w. Jones, John Watering
and Louis c. Tinker.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-30
MRS. ANNIE NJ. HAMMER.

WESTF1ELD, April 50.-Mrs. Annie
NJ. Hammer. widow of William A
Hammer, died yesterday in her
home in this place. Death was due
TO heart trouble. with which she was
stricken Thursday. She was SO years
old. The funeral viii be held from the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Harold
Frances. 1876 Park avenue, Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Hammer was the
mother of W. G.. Hammer, of New
York, a well-known electrical engineer,
and of Edward w. Hammer. of Orange.
She is also survived by three daughters,
Mrs. J. II. Troutman, of Denver; Mrs.
Harold Frances and Miss Martha V.
Hammer, of this place. She was a sis
ter Of Mrs. II. A. de Rames and Miss
II. NJ. Lawton. of Elizabeth, and AL
fred LaWton, of Hackensack.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-30
MISCELLANEOuS

CHILDREN'S TEMPLE. ISL Elm. street, near
Prospect treet-Children's happy-hour service
Sunday evening 7;l5 O'Clock. Friday evening
meeting 7:45 o'clock. Mr.. Alfred Winn. of New
York, Will be the speaker Sunday evening. Solos
and instrumental music by the mebers of the
temple: All children from 6 years and upward
are welcome. Come.
RESCUE HOME. Is Spring street-sunday
services S;45 and 7:45. in charge OF the workers
ana the redeemed men OF the home, such as
isaac Bowen. Harrison Colfax. George Dickens,
Ell Rounds, J. G.. Simmons and others. Good
singing. short testimonies. The public are cor
daily invited to be present both afternoon and
evening. Harrison Colfax, musical director;
Mrs; Robert LaRoe, organist; Professor Lis
comb, pianist.
II SALVATION ARMY, Belleville and
Seventh avenues-A grand time tomorrow. The
local salvation Army will entertain and be
entertained by Colonel Alfred Chandler, one Of
the army's most able leaders for the past twelve
years. The colonel tas had charge of the Men
and Women Training College, at New York city.
me colonel has had a change of appointment.
In the near future he will be taking up special
has been conducting large special meetings in
large cities in the States of New York and New
Jersey. He will address three public meetings
at IS Belleville avenue. Sunday, at IL a. M, q
and 3 p. m. Zach service will be preceded II
an open-air meeting. Adjutant and Mrs. H. 6
Urban, officers in charge. extend a hearty weT
come to the public.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
1W HHlsey street-Henry A. Cozens, secretary.
Bible classes morning and afternoon. Rev.
Andrew s. Zimmerman, pastor of the Memorial
Presbyterian Church, Will speak to men only
in the Frelinyhuysen room Sunday afternoon
3:45 O'Clock, on the topic. Master Motives
There will be solos by the well-known Welsh
baritone, J. G. Williams. Short song saryioe
VIII preceds the meeting.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-30
INSURANCE POLICIES OF
DEAD MAN CLAIMED in DEBT.

CAMDEN. April 3o-~Interesting legal
points are likely to be raised at a meet
ing Of creditors of the late Benjamin D.
Andrews, of Moorestown. before Ref
in Bankruptcy S. Conrad OFT, next
Thursday. Andrews died a few days
after the bankruptcy proceedings we're
instituted and a day before he vas
cited to appear in court, leaving life
insurance amounting to $4,000.
The creditors, whose claims total
nearly s55, oOO, expect to realize on the
insurance policies, some of which were
made payable to Andrews's wife, some
to his executor. and others had been
assigned as collateral for loans. The
assets also include stock in two liquid
air companies and several gold mining
and old~-developing companies. The
deceased was a member of a Philadel-
phia commission firm.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-30
CHRIST REFORMED CHURCH.

CHRIST CHURCH fas
Following is the musical program for tonnor-
row: Morning. organ. Moderate XIX, Calkin:
anthem. Lift Up Your Heads o Ye Gatee."
h basfRi, 9 ssrtet, Thou wit Keep Him In IN
Smart. Evening, organ. Allegretto, Goldmark;
anthem, Magnificent In F, Shipper; quartet, 20
M Mar H Hero aaa M Gasaa1eSs 4 chorus Of thirty
voices with the following solo quartet: Miss
Bessie Matthews. soprano; Miss Elsie Theurer,
alto; Mr.. Ralph Himmelberger, tenor; Mr.. Her.
bert R. Hunt, bass. Charles Grant Shaffer, or
ganist and choirmaster.
CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH,
Lincoln Paik-Rey. Albertus T. Brock, minis
ter; Rev. A. NJ Arcularius, assistant. Prayers
In the lecture room at 10 a. m. Morning service
at 1890; topic. THE Religion of Good Cheer"
Evening service at 7:45; topic. What's the
chorus will sing. MEMS Bible Glass, conducted
by the pastor, at IL noon. Session of the Bible
school at 2:30. Christian Endeavor vespers at
Z. Strangers are cordially invited.
The music tomorrow will be as follows:
Morning service, organ prelude, Invocation. Max
Roger; anthem, Faint Not, Fear Not" Henry
postlude, Marcia Maestoso. Henry Smart.
Evening service, organ prelude. Ave Maria, !"
Franz Liszt; opening anthem. 20 Come Let Us
Worship" Frederick Himmell quartet, II Lay
My Sins on Jesus C. b. Hawley; ascription
anthem. Before the Heavens" H. w. Parker;
soprano solo for ~offertory, selected; organ post
Jude. Improvisation.
NEW YORK AVENUE REFORMED
CHURCH New York avenue and Pacific street
Edwin Emerson Davis, minister. Morning
Rankin, special soloist.
NORTH REFORMED CHURCH, Broad and
Bridge streets-Dr. James L. Vance, minister:
Rev. Peter X. Hageman. assistant. Sunday
Endeavor Society at 6:45 p. M. DR.. Vance will
preach at 1890 a. m. on Resisting Unto
Blood" and at 7;45 p. m. on Some Remarks of
a Free Thinker" East Newark and Italian
Sunday schools at 2:3o p. m.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-30
MI. PLEASANT BAPTlSTS
To GIVE ANOTHER CONCERT.

At the Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church
Monday night a charming concer viii
be given by the following soloists: Miss
J.. Isabelle Irving. soprano; Miss Anne
liza NJ. AXE, violinist; Henry w. dor
dan, jr.. '%cellist, and James Philipson
pianist and organist. The complete pro
gram is as follows:
Trio Op. ~, piano. violin and cello
Csade; violin. Souvenir de Wieniaw-
ski" Haesche; soprano solo. The
Nightingale stephens; cello. tir re-
~ligleuse, Kronold; organ. Temple
March. Vincent; songs (a) "Woedpig-
con- Lehman; Oh "Will o the Wisp,'
Spross; (c) The Lark Now Leaves
His Watery Nest" Parker; violin
~.'serenade," Drdia; trios Ia Belle
Unit" from "Contes'd Hoffmann,'' OF,
fenbach; Cb) Hungarian Dance
Brahms: cello. VITO Pepper; So
prano solo. Spring Tide" Becker, witt
liano, violin and cello.
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SISTERS TO SING FOR
MT. PLEASANT BAPTISTS.
Special Program Arranged ia
Their Honor.

Two sisters, both talented choir solo
lists. will be heard at the Mt. Pleasant
Baptist Church at both services to-
morrow.
Miss Josephine Cochrane, the con
tralto. who has been a member of the
choir during the past two years, has
been r~eengaged for another year, while
her sister, Mrs. Alice cochrane-Lang-
bein. soprano, will sing for the first
time, after an absence Of one year, dur
ing which period she has been training
her voice in superior tonal phrasing
and musical e~nunciation-
During the year of 1908 the latter Of
ficiated as the soprano soloist at the
Mt. Pleasant Church.
The artist sisters are the daughters
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Cochrane, Of
26S South Sixth street. They are both
enthusiastic Newarkers, having been
born in this city. where they received
their academic and musical education.
Chofrmaster Milton a. Smith, of the
Mt. Pleasant Church. has arranged a
special program for tomorrow in honor
of them.
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BAPTIST.

PARAMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH. Paramount
avenue, near Bank street-Rev. George =. Lom-
bard, pastor. Preaching 1890 a. m; ana ,ao
y. M. Lords Supper at morning service. sun
day school 2:3G. B. Y. p. U. meeting p m
MOUNT PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH.
Belleville avenue and Oriental street-W. l. ..
Lumbar, minister. Morning worship at lo;Ao:
theme. THE Gospel in Motion Reception OF
new members and communion at close OF ser
mon. Evening Worship b,,i at so siaS; 3 al n,so p. me- m.
Mid-week congregational service. Tuesday, at
S p. m.
NORTH APT CHURCH corner High idal
Will preach. subjects: Morning "God'e Faith attn
fulness." Evening moSst as tbs close hne Of a0f the :
morning service. Bible school at 2:30 p. m.
Mid week service on Thursday at S p. m.
PEDDIE MEMORIAL cHuRcHIA patriots
mittee of Union Ex-Prisoners Of War. Hon.
James F. Connolly, of this city. viii preside'
and the following clergymen. army and q. A. r.
officers and public men will address the meet
ing; Rev; Thomas j. vil 1s E D. Rev p,
Isaac NJ. Foster, D. D.. past national chap
iain-in-chief G. A. r.; Colonel Warren Lee
Goss, past national patriotic Instructor -. A.
r.. Governors ]. franklin Fort. of New Jersey,
and Charles r. Hughes, of New York. have
been invited to address the meeting, and Major
General Daniel f. Sickels, U. s.. A.. has
promised to be present. In the memorial cere,
mony the American nation will be represented
by Miss Elizabeth Gray, of Brooklyn. N. y.
Patriotic anthems and war songs will he sung
by the choir and congregation. with solos: The
choir will also sing 20 Columbia Beloved" by
Donizetti, and appropriate selections from Mar
ston' $ cantata, f'David.'' Everybody welcome.
At the morning service DR.. Ntllers Will preach
as usual. 1880 o'clock.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH. East Kinney
street, near Broad-Rev. Clark T. Browneli,
pastor. Morning worship. followed by ordinance
of Lords Supper 1880; sermon f1sing Aoove
last sermon in the series on Jesus and HIS
Friends;' subject. AN Enduring Friendship
Sunday school 23O. Young people Gas. Mid
week service Thursday 7:45.
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WILDWOOD PASTOR IS
ASKED FOR RESIGNATION.
Congregation in Strife Seeks to
Get Rid of Mr.. Hall0Well.

WILDWOOD, April 30.-The Rev. II.
NJ. Hallowell, pastor of the First Bap-
fist Church. was asked to resign, to
take effect May 10. at a meeting of the
church council, as a result of strife
that has been raging among a num-
Der of the members for more than a
year. Several trustees of the church
resigned less than a month ago from
the same cause.
Similar action was taken in regard
to the pastor in February, when he
was given until May l to find a new
charge. Since that time, 1t is said,
several of the trustees gave the pastor
a complimentary vote, but requested
him to abide by the resignation that
he a previously rendered. This he
refused to do, and claimed that a ma
jority of the church workers wanted
him. 1t was because he took this
stand that another meeting was held
last evening. when the vote was unani-
nous in favor of demanding. his resig-
nation.