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PHILOSOPHY.

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PHONE DISCOUNTS UPHELD.
Court Approves Cut Rates to City,
Charity and Clergymen.

The Appellate Division Ct the Supreme
Court decided YESTERDAY that the New York
Telephone Company haI lesat risht 20
eito 4 discount from it, usual ratss 10
charitable Institutions, clsrgyn.en and to
the city Of New York.
The case came before the SQUIRT on the
refusal ~ a sixth avenue department sters
10 nav for 10 telephone service. which
Amounted 20 S25esS, Ga the ground OF al
lseed unrea snslabe and Illegal discrinlIus-
ZION The telephone company admitted lie
preference in rates given in the three cases
mentioned the discount being q per cent
Justice Bowling, IN writing the unani-
nous decision II the court said thas IN
giving special rates 70 incorporated char
table institutions the company vas psr
forming an act OF charity and beRevolanee
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POULTRY INQUIRY GOES OVER.
Rumors Of Indictments as Grand Jury
Adjourns Until March 81

The grand jury which has been inveEti-
eating an alleged combination OF live poui-
~ dealers 70 raise prices adjourned yes
terday until March q It was reported
that the jury had decided TO present in
dtc-nasnts agains- certain dealers. ~ the
same time II vas r1Incred that the long
adjournment FaS taksn 70 psrrlit al in
vsst!getien sutside OF the grand jury room
along lines suggested b. the testimony OF
cerrain Witnesses
Upon the result OF this investigation, II
was reported vii! aspeae whether or not
the inye.tiga lion Will b. continued after
March =.
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.-,og,pattve drawings Icy George Wharton
rdwards 1@rao. pp. Al, 246' t1he MAJ
milan Company
A compilation ~ prose and pee'lS ".
tive 70 the Faster season. diEleeo ~
.i7rz- before re Dawr. LASER "a
--F Faster II hymns There are
-Tztes Reproducing such wei Si""h -
5-~a as fss,ber1s's Descent from tH~ NAoeN
"a -ee,,,T,-e-,,sr's .'F.esurrec flou-'
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FOR GRADUATE DRAMAFICs.
Former Columbia and Barnard Stu.
dents Form Association.

Though Barnard girls and Columbia men
have acted together 10 all sorts Of piays
"a foreign language their debut in an
English production viii be made in MAJ.
= hen tIe newly formed Graduate Dramatic
Association sives IT'S first performance.
For this tsree 9ne-aGt PLAYS nave been
CHOSEN The Far Away PRINCESS" by
Sudsrmanr. "rinders' and Tie Eaia
Hesssasa." by Jshn EeaJrica Bangs. ANY
alumuus. ,lunlna or former student Of the
university who completed no years Worb
- eligible 10 membership. provided the
l.i-tri0nic qualifications are not acEigg.
For some reason the undergraduates Of
Barnard sud Columbia have Herer been
abIo t. set together or their English plays
such an attempt Has made u few years
aEo BE-. the Columbia men but the plan
uas quickly smothcrcd by the student
council the governing BODY o. the women
college The. thought thst since The pro
dtc,ions a. Barnard had been successful
when girls took the mems parts, ~ would
be uwise - change the policy and that
there were roo m5Dr dramatic un1eFtaA-
lugs throughout the year a. It We.
N.otvrit hstandtng the arguments ~ the
Columbia nen that girls never could he
anything but girls even IN the s"asgerest
Of satin suits and that the present OF real
men would greatly improve ihs teut On
senlble the arbtev5 ct 5arnaFd'h late
did not retreat from the stand they had
taken However. the graduates are ney oad
the Jurisdiction OF this BODY Hence lie
new cluh the officers Of "hich aFe j
Cdeu Haaser. president. Al-E Aqelalae
Richardson 'ioe-President, PSler
Ware. treasurer. and Miss Iessls 1saDsi'e
Cochran. secretary.
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LITERATURE.

rur 1-r-rC.rE VERSION OF TIE r
-HT-RfAN RoMANCES. Edited ~ ~,
,,srterr.rtz iu lha British q ise1rl- ~
= ,o.Lsr Sor.lrrer. N9IGn7G ! So 20, -
lie. Sain; ,srasL 4to. PIP NfAi.- ~
tp-asa5ue. - The earn gis tEsnio'-s+ -
--r5-'s,.-, VERSION or THE aR-
TEl-RTaN EoNANCES E.dit"a IN
transcripts ia tbe Rriti-h @qssa'.. ,.to'1s
r cskaT SoUn.sr- Volume II tr-, g
me 6-a-aeEa Irstitutiea - Has"'''7 ''''''
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ORDERS IsSEEp-The following order
have been issued.

ORDERS IsSTEp.-The tollo7ing orders
have been issued
ARMY
Ley sa Art i:P f sN 81! A3AE S,v s Z
ssai4Eton sEd EeR3rt rs chisf Of star.
9lejor gDts 6 EoRNhE; arsEance depsr,ERen
= 6sze1e advanced class az Coast artillery
-cscoi q r7eru-a5tufe Of sEooSeless powder
eaRy before BzoEnsvilie ceurr Of inquiry:
sS Fb rs = ! kf2N Sth 4nfsnTrZ
80 ssSen4 Lttutensat GEORGE { Law
E IN .,,: $9fa lntsnt-T- gsPIsiR , MAChLIN
san Francisco. 1leu excused BY court.
First Lierteusn- LEO I Nude IredioaI reserve
First ifeg,-rsnT PETER = orTosEN. coast
Ig Fl ss.1ss s Ff-l = rs,5 ta ,2P Rv
BEEFE, IAN Irtant-y. two months
NAVY.
C4ptsie u 2 Rush. dstscnea the Missouri to
Captain G. \. COVE. 6etache: Nara Aca5erav:
% duty in coEEecti-Es With sttiug rne
Delaware and duty in command when placed
L.egfenant r. x NITTYRE detached TIE cal
;1idshiprr1ar L r AJsTIN detached the Al
ActirE Assistant surgeon y Il HAI.SET. 20
uavaL hospital. Norfolk
MARINE CORPS.
Captain Z. r. WALLACE, Jr.. detailed second
regiment sTpeatienary brigsde marines 70
Captain Il BEARSa. derache. the Louisiana
- eanuani marine barracks. naval station,
t5ua0ts mann
Major ! FILLER. to marine bavra IA.
Naval AcaseUly.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS fol-
loving movements Of vessels have been re
ported 70 the Nav Department:
ARBIN Ed
March io-The Nesuz iIls. at Newport.
SAILED
March 1o-Ths EesuFius. from Boston Tor Eew
post; the Taoorns. from Per- Linoa fer
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JUVENILE.

,v-f.-- GARDENS ToE BOYS AID GIRLS
~ Myrta Margaret IiigsiIs .ltisifa -
1.fna py. 1;t - ,Tue Holghton MI
e. fomlanS.f
simple information ano0t 20 -.
% choosing che site and iaElng oE' p,"s'
s=.erf5nR seeds. planting. raising ana ca
INK for flowers and Nsg tables
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The New FORK Congregational Brother
hood viii hol1 its annual meeting on next
Tuesday evening at the North New York
"angrega tionql Church, az Willis avenue
and East 143d street. Pliny V, VilliamsonF
q the Broadway tabernacle, president OF
the Brotherhood. will preside. among the
speakers expected are the Rev. Dr Thomas
7. AcLoud formerly pastor OF the elm
ton Avenue Congregational Church. OF
Brooklyn; the Rev. Dr.. Frederick Lynch.
of the Pilgrim Coneregational Church,
Manhattan. and the Rev. Dr.. William r.
hephars of the North New York CQngrega-
touaI Church
The Pastors Aid Society of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church will publicly celebrate
its tenth anniversary on next Thursday and
Friday afternoons and evenings in the chapel
of the church. on Wednesday evening the
Rev. Or. Franklin p. Dwight will lecture
at this church on 1.-THE Last Week ef our
Lords Public Ministry"
The United Church Caoirs Of Ney York
will have serni-mouthiv rehearsal at the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church on next
Tuesday evening. Special music for the
Carnegie Hail meeting on March 20 viii
10 rehearsad.
~, oeflet VII commune hls !'e''teH tanks
to-morrew morning by a discussion az The
subject. Debts or Ttespa sSes: Which Is
the Right Interpretation Of tbs Lord
Prayer? Which Means Most In Practical
1Ate ao-day
The special services at tbs Bedford Pres
Dyteriar cnurch, Rrookiyn, have been
steadijy growing il interest and attend
aF't- i"-J N'I continue morning ana
49, 80 '.', ''''7 9'''''7
LIZ N'i'''"7 VIZ"
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nv --s enc o' . u a - * .'eIa .''
49,. - - - 80
Macarthur is pastor The speakers viii re
Or. Macarthur. the Rev. Or. Arthur T.
Pierson, the Re-. Or Charles a. Eaton,
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NO TRACE OF LOST DOG.

Al the home OF J. Henry Alsxandrs, 10.
IS East s7th street It vas said yesterday
,hat nothing had baeu heard 80 n eahis
and white collie which had straysd away
from the house the day before. although a
reward had been Offered lor lis yacovery
The dos was not one OF great value. ii was
<aid
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POETRY

CONTEMPORARY GERMAN POETRY Sc
l=ctac and r.z-s-a-sd cE Je-h-c B.teell,
= lecturer IN GERMAN - the Intver-
OF -Izrches-e-- .S-ro. ID. sxEii. sA1-
.Lo-6-1- Th= Waiter Scc-- Publishing
Es,-E Gods = Gale xcuzz Pee sorno.
5't a. ,r'-hte5a-. Page 2 -
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SCIENCE.

r. &c E-TrG-- o. TtfF. ~gTE-ErrG r.
E7-i-sriE-e Translates from tho
Emo -. -tE SIS tThe ,
h-s--als tompaL-..
-sls r-'a-l- treats 4 Tue Tendencies
:. ar-3. .-tr-- ~ - sTuuFz--1U and fLe
e-.-nfr-- - EsuFaE." sTre sun
HHD Va '"Th. Organization NJ
-ei-er Is Froriiars ~ Se.-se. 20 eta
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Great Meeting at Carnegie
Hall Sunday afternoon, March
goth, 3:45. III the interests of
Local Option for Cities.
Hear the famous Southern ora
tor, Gov. Robert B. Glenn. at Car
negie Hall Sunday afternoon,
March 20th, at 3:45 o'clock, under
the auspices OF the \. \. Anti
Saloon League. Music BY the IA
nous Lotus Glee Club and the
United Church Chorus OF 400
VOICES. Admission Tree. The
highest type Of Southern eratory to
which I have ever listened. DR..
James NJ. Buckley,
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Rev, JOHN c TAGcf' = D. Minister. VIII
preach a. II 4 m. aHd 5 P.
Ffff MARBLE coILEGI,TE curRcH.
Rev. DAVID JAS, BvRREIbe D p. Minister,
M5rzins-' Practical FeigionF''
EVenins-'Fhe Mills Of Cad
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
JIl AS and 4Sth St.
Ssv- FRANCIS L PATTON. z. d, OF Princeton.
\. J.. viii preach at II a. IA as.d . IA
FIIE WEST End COLLEGIATE CHI RICH.
West End Ave aad T1th 81
Rer HENRY EysRTst,N eoaB. Il u. Minis
ter vii preach AZ II 3 NJ. ap3 40 P ~.
FIFTH AVENUE PaESBYTFRlla CHURCH,
FIFTH AVENUE ANp FIFTY -EIF.TH ST.
services al II \. NJ. and p ".
REV. WILLIAM J. DAWSON, o.. o.,
p ia
What L. It To BE {, Chris5iahe''
s1d IA tbs afternoon has subject HfU Ss
God Waiting Mans Answer
REV. M!l4ERT ". WHITE, q. o.,
President % The Bible Teachers FTa!nsss SCh9Si,
Nil address ths Men's BibIe class at 80 ! If
~ '"rUc Mighty Bn-ks."
SuIday SShoo4 meets II 80 \ y Nst.nsS14y
Evening lecture h Rev. Willard CNDrSor AZ SIS
Strangers are cordially invited
CHURCH or THE ASCENSION.
Fifth Avenue AID Teuth street.
REV. PERCY STICk\ET GRANT. RECTOR.
IL q. u.-NoTuins service and sermon rrertc-)-
p MIA arlana's The Message ut the
Cross Rev. Walter E clifton smith VIII
preach p. rR--Mr Alexander Irvine.
"Aa old Fsstameet CoEtreverSy over Land
2 p2-MF Reginald ". Kaufman.
"Pat-Cuei iSy,,. Communism 4 uarChisfu and
Socialism
Noonday IentFn Services,
Il Il TUESDAY, Rev Charles u t'sbcoc'<. p. u
EVERYBODY'S BIBLE CLASS
Tomorrow. sunday afternoon. a'eIseH.
4 ~ = N
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EvERYBODY'S BIBLE CLASS
Tomorrow. sunday afternoon. ! a'eIsez.
MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHI RCH
E'ffth Axe and 92th streIt
CHRISTIANITY Under FIRE
pr. u. " WHITE. Lsa1eT-
Everybody Welcome.
Tent and Open lir Rally,

MASS MEETING. TUESDAY. Ma.cE 80.
al : ?. NJ
FALNARY RART. CHURcff Wsst lIth s.
sneakers. Rev. Z. =. MACARTHUR. -. Il
Rev \ T. PIERSCN, L. d. Re. CTtNS. y
EATeN. h D. and RevS. Oscar Haywood
z = sanford a. T Hopkins, AiNyH Bal. It,.
~ - -,,- .--..
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ST. Gserge's Church
StuyNeSant Square and 10th ~.
Rev. HUGH 6IRCkHEAD. Rector

~ WV ~ SUsss ~
Stuyvesant Square and 10th -.
Rev. HUGH alRChHEAp. Rector
Fo-marrnv evening az clse6.
THE SEVEN WORDS or CHRIST"
st Georges Choir asSIstad by REED MILLER
and Russian Symphony Orchestra
AL SEATS FREE.
CENTRAL paESBYrFRIAS fHCRSH.
West 57th St. between RroadHay and 7th ave.
Rev. aiLTtN MEIRLE.,S@IJH. n = PastaF.
pr. MERLE SMITH er~seA<s st il \. ii
~ s P ~ fivv. CHARLES STEf-zfE viii
Or GREAT cries tiIu i 'e''' Git IN the
stereopticon aud Moving Pictures.
Shf!>'iae rase's o. MSseAt s1nS@S A'etals{
meeting R-edaesdsy evenirs ~ : All welcome.
cHtf;cH esF Jon AM n TIMOTHY.
ne-to-- Re-. HENRY tUBEcN. D. g Z.
H1ly Communion ..---.-..- a.
F fSsains p1sy5r ,,.i Il q m M
4 s~oa sguaay Starch - ihs csay.p
6isI breaches a. the II a ~ ssrvtce NIL pe tie
Rov Pr nArTERsHALI.. aEd - p Fl ths
CHURCH or THt MESSIAH
DUNiTARfAN,. Paris. Ave. ana s.,a ST
Rev. kasert CellNeE. La r.
Ministers Rev john HAYNES Holmes
r.y John Haynes Hames Eii G pTssea' SUB
, ,ss, @TRUF AID FALSE PATEIQTysN."
1850 2. MEGoo9 ll,izenship Forum Address
~ Nr- ARA oMltd WALLACE OF AZ Ut
FAcFs. As9ff ShlLn LIFE ~ S=N
YQRK-
The Church Of the Divine Paternity, Central
PARK West and 18TH street. The Pastor.
TTPkNK offFFR sail. u l.. vii preach -
II IA "a. the ntth la rh@ seriss OF sermons on
THE New Religion" SUBJECT fHE New
~GNCERFtQS OF The CHURCH A. ;
n m Music from Rossinis "Stahat Mater" in
Fudtne the 'InnammatuS" Brief address
Tbursday. I y m. FVes 0Esan Recital
warren Andrews. oFsanist. t.. FraRklin Law
son. rsnor-
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8 RICK CHURc H

Ei-Ia ave. s-d TaiTLy-ssvs-rh Stsset
EsHFy van Bsse Sih E<eass sI II csslocss
Hev Resert Bsvis ~ ses s s'csasz
R.1.s SetaoI 9 C.4ssss. s e = "
"Wednesday Se-y+>a 81
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a
DIR. JOHN L ELLIOTT
lectures On INTGLER4 BLE SOCIAL
CONDITIONS ANp PROPOSED REMEpIEs
Let feE-2 i.sS z A. ZrAge5 IaTs lsLo
fNe5 ROOM. I13 PU.t1H s5- New TsFs CIV
What Does the Bible Tssca tlQut Spirit, SEN
and Bodye'' Speaker, F. z MARSH Nesting
closes promptly ar S-t5 :. n Al seals ES-ee-
FCTRFH AVE PRESBET8RfA9S eEJElH-
Rev. WALTER DLSCAS bEEFtAE5S. D p.
Minister breaches to-u-o--Ov in -h- Ass=.noiE
Room OF ths United Charities SUf4SiEs. 4e9 Essr
- Street. a. II ,. and y H. Mtd1ssS
PRAYER nesting wednesday. : =. -
UNIVERSITY Pace PPFSBYTERTAN
CHURCH. cor. o. Inth ton. sock VssI from
t5Toaa UayA GEORGE &LEN5NSEB. = Z.
Pastor Pu5Is Worship to-no-roYg a. u q n
2Ef > AZ The PastnS I'll. preach F7elRess1sr
5ysE.Es service Al s'ciaSs.
AN ILLUSTRATED LEEFTRE - EOaxsas oc
the Poor vii LIE given by Miss Gersrut~
BarEUaa. SociaI Secretary o. thu CttE a1T sIEs-
aFR&D Homes %, tEs FtStzsRE1 Stzssr
FRIENDS Meeting House rhis e-eulnS 80 ~
rhtsI, the gubIie IS isvited-
III. A .Sti ELS tITT rsC-f4 Tr5st Esnd xss an1
SlsL s.. Re- : DE LASCf-E Tt5|E &SE-Sp.
ID T.. E7-sG 49, Holy comm. -lrl1E, ; e Morn
iuz fI@yrF IdIaGr slJ S@rIaaa b. rf6 Rsctog. II
a. Ia EN-nias P-aEer tSta.AsV'S Cruei54io1).
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OLD FIRST CHURCH,

10 as ITO % TN a.
HOW AID DLFFiEf4U. Z u. RaszsF
Services II a m ana y
VESr ESD PEESBF TERRAIN eSTReH
Amsterdam Avenue ans fustL stress.
Re- \. EDtTI< kEI6NfS - n Faster.
breaches - = and 2
Erz--7'rlf TRAVEL I.F-rTJEEs HOLY LAND
NEW THOUGHT CHCE,L y. Ese'zsco Tesa-=s-
West ~ -, l=5r Breads S1--=S,lI,gIaSS. II
a. 0- JULIA SLTQ& SLAES- n .. speal.E--
Masonic Hall L4r1oN ave ana I26rH Sr.-S D.
z. w SEARS. Speaker Pubic invited
FtIERett ~ FtfE tNCAfsN TIc,S ss,3tson
axe, an .'1ia 81. Es- " y GRoSEk-Sok
O. ~. N7rriuS Service a-l SsrI-lcr.. 2
4-reUiU- Prayer saL At1Essz
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Broadway Tabernacle,

S-eedwa- sad 55lh ~
Esy CEAS Z JEFFERSOS. . Z. E4szas
Public Wo-shIp a. - q. n. and 3 D r.
1870 Ga 80 aIse-luc
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At 81. Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church. tire Rev. Or. George 9. Peek will
preach ct II a. and p. n. tomorrow.
In the evening the fourth OF L series Of
I,euten sermons VIII be delivered The
morning theme viii be Thought CaptiI-
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{ lvarE \! F. Church

12ath Street ard seve--s Avsaue
Rev CHARLES l. SO0BEtL 4 n Pas.s<
Preaching a. 10 > = y s34 as 2 II hy
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--sT sfaEisen a.eure- aE5- fes;E street
n Ssvsaon by Rev Alan \ sSsassis
GO NEAR Or, aalDEAan

Iivst Iiapflst thptcil, ssN ana is!h -
Sf'NDAV EVENING, : . eLoeA. IN
'TUN M AiIi8tt Rt>I- Rr-ts IT -
FERSeN eH SYSTEM"
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AttslN Ed
March io-The Nesuz ius. a Newport.
SAILED
March T0-Ths Fssu~iUs. from Roston Tor Eev-
BeFt; the Tacoma from PER- Lm0a fer
E9oss de- ToFo. the ScuIh Carolina from
Hampton Roads FOR CuiebTa
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It. Paul's Methodist Church
SOCIETY FOR ETHleAt CULTURE,

VS. lad a|eru- and SsSh Fl=<st
EsS- GEORGE ECE3lAS. z, D Pasta
Il \ A--SER3fCN BY PE1'-. 2 z. JOHNSON.
z. M-IIPE0EIRTI- p AIsE SEEI-If-E
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~nAIUdpvIys IL M4G1RTfIT7R i.
White 70 HaTveS1. :.
'GRFist's Ttnrtsiiaa tsivary Grant
E - T1lir GGe r. NJ Hovr71sn-
MADISON AVE PREsBYTERIAS CHURCH
SVortaeas- corner 81 TS1 -
u. HENRY SL0AHE COFFIN x1l Prsz-,
az II IN and , "a
RTTGERS RRE.BNTERiAN tstI RfH-
Broadway and 80 50
PEsarhiEE AZ N e u aE6 u b. re
Rev PERCY MARTIN. % NillisnstayH. &ass
SAINT ANDREWS fHJRCH.
T6-h ST.. vest Uf columbus aSe
GEORGE Clarke PFC "a = p SlrGSF.r
II a ~. ana = RTv3ehilS g., tn@ Ai1lGss
WEST PREsByTERlAS fHt RGHs
on f&d ~. between 5tn ard 6th Nves-
Rev ANTHONY II. EVANS. 2. r.. Pastor.
breaches az II = m AID ?. N
CHURCH OF TIE HEAVENLY BEST.
5tn ave. aN0Ne +Sttl 81
Re HERSERF SHfPMAN. Ssctor.
Services : and n -.l.. a
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l.. EE TATTE& 3 r=IsoIy Casss-l.i-laE. .
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Service af re Emmanuel Ee1liES Misses ? N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-12

Hall. Harlem. tba address VIII DC given to-
morrow night hy Andrew J. Graham. The
recently organized SuRdaF school, which
has had q a increasing aRd VIEW eucoUra s
ing attendance, viii hold its fourth session
tomorrow Ar $50 =. NJ public session
Of tho National Bible Institutes school for
the training - Christian workers will be
held on Thursday March Il AZ the Preshy-
teriaH Building. Addresses VIII bo made n
s W. Powell, secretary Of the school, on
The History OF Outdoor Preachipg" aud
nv Donald NacCou on "qnts on How TO
Prepare an Evanselistic Address"
Al the Brick Church DR. Henry van Dyke
prea -hes at y o'clock The Rev Robert
Davis will speak at the musical vespar ser
vice at 4 O'Clock ana also az the evening
service a O'Clock
Dr.. sllverman will speak this morning at
Temple Emaru-El eH The Bible and Mod
ern Culture" Dr. Magness Sunday sub
ieet viii be The Bible and Modern Cult
gre
White 20 Harvest and "Chri4ts Temp
tstion" are the lopics on which he's Rev
Robert stuart Macarthur will Ivsaeh to-
morrow Al II and ~ O'Clock 81 Calvary
Baptist Church
y the Fifth Avenus PRESBYTERIAN Church
the Rev DR. William j. Dawson Will preach
morning aud afternoon Morning topic.
What Is II TO Be Christian Afternoon
topic Cod Waiting Man Answer
Dr. Charles l. Goodell pastor of Calvary
Methodist Episcopa Church. viii preach a
both services tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-12

At TEMPI-ss ECrB III. 20 avs eGa ~ 8,
S,fr5.y IN 1 u. pr NATHAN NHASs. "a
rerrrr- Isrs~f s5s-rSivs sse3ee', lhs Master
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-10-05
CORRESPONDENCE
BOYCE.

The young folks had The pleasure Of
very enjoyable dance at the hotel last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Lucy Levi is with relatives in the
country and we hope viii soon De herself
again.
Miss Mamie Spates entertained quite
number Of friends in honor Of her birth
day ON Monday evening.
Little Martin Carper. son OF Mr.. som
mervilic Carper, who suffered such 4
serious accident i'm having the right
wrist broken by falling from a cart about
a month ago, is now surrey recovering.
lie is under the efficient care ofDrE.C
Stuart, Winchester.
The Boyce High school has now
enrolled l5i pupils, % OF which arc in
The High school Department. EVERYTHING
points 90 successful term.
Wiley Cooper eight years old. son Of
Nr ]olu Cooper. had tLe misfortune 20
break both bones Of the lower arm. while
az play g hoy, slime since. Dr.. Randolph
has been in charge and he Is rapidly
recovering from the injury.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-10-05
Will Hold New Primary

The Democratic State Central
Committee last night adopted the
report of the subcommittee which
investigated the recent primary in
the Second district, as follows:
Having listened patiently to
the evidence produced and thor
oughly considered the whole. your
committee recommends that the
primary of August %. 1910. held
IN the Second congressional district
for nomination OF a candidate for
Congress, be declared null and
void"
\ new primary will unquestion-
ably be ordered, as soon as the
State Committee can consider a
date for the same.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-10-05
First Visit by State Examiner.

The first examination of the
Bank of Clarke County, under
the operations of the new depart
ment of Virginia Bank Examina-
ton, took place last week when
Mr.. Charles +. Hunter, assistant
State Bank Examiner. spent two
full days here and went overy
item ank detail of the banks busi-
ness.
Mr.. Hunter has been connected
with one of the banks of Stauuton
for twenty years or more, and
knows every detail of the business.
The sending out of examiners
of that class should result in the
greatest confidence on the part OF
the banks and their patrons, for
any bank which successfully passes
the examination given by Nh
Hunter Will deserve the highest
commentator and patronage.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1910-10-05
MOOFe-Settle.
q. W. ESTES.

\ very pretty wedding was
solemnizcd at the home of DIR.
Thomas Settle, ut Paris. FauQuier
county. Va. last Wednesday when
his daughter, Miss Pauline Settle.
became the bride of DR.. Edgar A..
Moore. son of Mr.. Nicholas Moore,
Of Clarke county and nephew of
Mr.. 4. Moore, Jr., of Berryville.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Thomas G. Hill, of the Epis-
copal Church. Miss Maud Settle.
sister of the bride, was maid of
honor. and MIR. Nicholas Moore,
Jr., brother of the groom was best
man.
The bride wore a gown of white
silk and carried bridal roses. Miss
Polly Green played the bridal
chorus from Lohtngrin, rs the
bridal party entered the parlor,
which was beautifully decorated
for the occasion.
Areception was held Immediately
after the ceremony, after which
the young couple drove to Boyce
and took the Norfolk and Western
train for northern cities.
They will make their home in
Paris, where DR.. Moore has been
practicing his profession for sew
eral years.
Those who attended the wedding
from Berryville were Mrs. 4.
Moore, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. William
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bonham, Mrs. Edward Dorsey,
Miss Fannie Dorsey and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Morrison.