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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26

Yesterday was It typical Richrfond
gay. IN The early morning IT was very.
very cool but in the afternoon people
were using palm leaf fans vIeorous,v
Suoh climate suits everybody. It is
united" climate, in which the North
erner' accustomed to snow and ice. and
the southerner, who wishes sunshine
and warmth, are equally satisfied.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26

ChiNalry begins early in Virginia
youth. Al the circus yesterday GRIN
pied girl laid her crutch down by her
seat and 1t slipped under the stand
S"o was in predicamcnt. out little
MI Duke of Ginter Park. aged about
hNe' CALAMITY crawled down between
'"e seats and restored the crutch to
IT'S distressed owner. There is a little
gentleman for you.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26
We Want Your Account
National State & City Bank
RICHMOND VA.

yice-President: VIM. n Hill, vice. Prsss.
Dent; 7 w. sinton. Vice. President, Juiier
ii. Htll, Cashier. .sIal. - =, ! 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26
Mary Andcr.on., Dlrtbpluc,.

-H"HVIsVHS DIrtDpIuCc.
"nere and when was Mary .AmIer-
son. who ls now visiting in this coun-
try. born? REAPER
Mary Anderson was born in Sacra-
mento. California. in 1859.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26

Cement Sidewalk.
Had discussion with a friend as 90
me effect OF salt water upon cement
s,idewalks Does the salt in the water
uisIntegrate the cement? 8 G
The Scientific American save, ..Tno
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26
Grammatical sen,cnn.

huticai sentence.
VIII you kindly advise me through
your paper which OF the following
Sensehees is correct: You may come
WIN rather and l." or You may come
with father and me-? And the reason
oSr answer. c. L. j.
You may come with father and me-
4. 4, ehe correct form You would not
T. ana the placing OF father in The
sentence does not change the CON
struction. The object of d proposition
Is always In the objective case. so the
oD1eet o, with" must be In that form,
as in this case me"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26

1t is only occasionally now that a
nay Is observed chewing gum in the
street cars and other public places.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-26

fosemitc.
What Is the meaning o, "Yosem,,e"?
1t is an Indian word. and mean,
iarse grizzly bear Hutchins. In his
description of the valley. SAYS that the
name means valley OF the grizzly bear
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-24

lieferullgsoienlt bepol1ieren. g(ae
iibrigen Mrbeiten in Den Holtoffices
iollen aber in 3ufunft al Sonntaeell
uno Setertagen einselteat meroen.
Mitglieoer elmer al1tbropolog:-
i6en expedition, ipel6e u1lter Siib=
ruilg oes Yrofeliors aroeber BON oer
l1niperlitat BON Californian ausse-
ibift iuoroen mar, beridten, ooB lie
ilabe Ben 9ueaen oes SoeramenIo,
9fiper einen 9felt bes Stannes Ser
Gonlbos Slloianer entbedt boban,
ser iiu Sabre ouf elmer bon Mniico
fern llnternontmenell 3a55ia fat bolt
itanoig arsgerottet lpuroe. 9ie 3ahl
ser lleberIebenoen lit 3ipan5is. Sic
5eicbnell ii6 ollrd auBeroroentlihc
Wilobeit aus uno man beabiiftiat
iie oilr1 8ut1bes &aballerie unl5iit-
geIn gu IaIien Inn i'm Sntereile Ser
gtbiloIogie lire Sprahe uno @ebrall-
DIE 5u ituoieren.
sSn Ser Sa5eI @rube Bel Gait
Gannosburg, Ba., nurben nein
gergleute BON faIlenoem @eltein er.
i1laeen. Ndt bon ben 8erungliid-
ten iino gluslanoer. Gs befan6en
iid CUR 3eit 800 Mann ON Der Mr-
belt Die iofort eingeitellt ipltroe.
Mus SEEM @aben, Cont, mel.
oct man: SsSn Ser regularen Sis=
urg Der yale Corporation ipurOe
befannt genaht, baB bon einem
WoItGter, oeilen Mane ni1t perof-
fentIidt miro, 100000 fir Die gr-
rihtllng ei1es relieil @ebduoes ge-
itiftet tporoen iinb, L tpel1es Dem
3pede Der Soritidule oienen ioll.
Die Spelloe uuroe angenommen
ull6 oas @eb1uoe miro am 8ierlon
Sage Square errilbtet iper6en.
Ser 43=idbriee sSobn golano
iil Stem gorf muroe in ei1em HatroI-
posen BON eirlem ghlagonfoa BE-
troffen r1to lpnr altf Ser Steae tpi.
Seine Sdpefter, 5rau Margarst
Glarf, batte feline @erboftllng perou-
laBt, 1obsem er faft lire l6n1nttli
den Sabielisfeiten fortgeidafft uno
berfnuft batte. Da er erit Dor ieHs
Monnten aus gnglano gefonlmeil
mar, iuspenoierte Der Mihter bas l1r.
tell, pelhes auf feds Monate @laf
ipen sssslnno Ioutete, auf griuben Scr
5hipelter II. 9olnno ioute n1hftens
nad GngIono silriidtronsportieri
meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-24

- Mi1ter s. gl. @iliams, elmer
DER beiiisenoen 9aidter 0es Staats.
Suprerne @erihts, lit BON leinenl
Boiten auriidgetretell, um nit g.. u.
Steabman in Multin &ehtspraris 81
betreiben. Miaialns bot nabe5i elf
Sabre oem Guprelne @eridt angs.
port. @ouperneur Gayers ernannte
ibn ndbreno ieines erften germins.
8orber mar er idon iieben Sabre nls
Hihter beg gipil Mppelationsge.
rihts in @alpeiten t1tig geueien ir,o
batte ols Giitriftridter in ben Conn.
ties 9ouiton, 9enoerion uno Mn6.r
ion funeiert. Sn ieinem &eiigna-
tionsihreiben ipriht er oenn oub
nit Neht bon ieinen Iangen Dien.
item oIs Mibter uno BON Dem Ser.
trauem Dos ibm Die 8epoIferurg 10
uiele Sabre entgegengebradt bat uno
fir oas er ibr auf's Bette oanf1.
@ouDerneltr golquitt fat bic Neiig-
nation beg erfahrenen Wannes MIR
nit @ioeritreben iuo erlt, nahocln
er cine lanse ltnterreoune nit @i,-
lianis gebabt batte, aneenonlmell.
gr bat ben friiberen Staatslenator
-librell BON @naoalonpe gountp 81
Ieinem Nadfoloer ernannt.
Sic Stills @eneralanspIlte
snoosraB mlo Dale babel ibre 9fc.
lignotion eiiigereiht.
Die glnti Hrobibitioniiten ia.
ben In gluitin ein 9auptquartier cr-
offnet, Soc Goripin wiG Der Better
oefielbeu meroen.
@ns Becos miro gelnelbet, es
Ieien in Der gan5ei @egeno ihmere
Regen gefallen, Die BON nnbeaabIbo-
rem @ert aepeien ieien. es bol
pabreno Der letten gage fait iiber-
ali im Stnate aeregnet.
,Sn MarIin lit ein ssremoer IL
Dem nlrf geaen aneeIhpoIlener
Rinnltein ertriinfen. Seer Der I'm
1liidlif)e ipor, fat nid)t feStaciteGl
meracn fonnen.
gfobert Soiue, Ser iid ieincr.
3eit nabe st. Sancof an einem &nm
pfc NIT elmer Sberiffspoiie beteilig
te, IN Dem Der Bon ssnipeftor Con
D'Gonnor setotet ipuroe, lit in 8
Taio 81 fiinf Sabren 3udtbaus Der
lrteilt iporoen. gobert 5oiue, ieii
Safer uno iein 9ruoer maren ange
ffagt, giienbnbniuogen beitoblen Il
baben nno Die Voiie batte iie perhof
ten ipoIlen. !9one's @nter uno Brit
Der famen in Dem aampf ebenfous
lunl's Qeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-24

bonoeln, Der oem gernebmen naa
gnglanoer uno bie Seele oes aanser
5pionageperiu6s iein ion. Gin mel.
terer 9luslanoer ion ii6 burd ole
Sluht ieiner Gerbaftung entaogen
babe1l.
= Oas Martne 8riegsgeridt
in @ilbeImsbapen bat oen, 2eatnaat
5. 9. Opolsfi bonn 2inienl1iff
a@eitfaleal" ipesen oeriudten Sot-
fdlaas 5u orei Monaten @efangnis
perurteilt. 9ie slffare, lpelde por
@eridt ibr gsodipiel fano, batte iid
in Der lesten Sebruar-Wo6e in
Dem @ein Meitaurant u&beilt=
golo" 5u @ilbeImsbapen ereignet
mno oalnals groBes 9lufieben erregt.
2eutnant Spolsfi batte 1ih in @e-
gleitung eines anberen Sffi5iers in
Dem @rfriidungsIofaI befunoen uno
NOR init einem &eile1oen in tSreit
geroten. 9ieier ipiBte iid oerart
oab Der Heiienoe oem 9eutnallt
Opolsfi cine Obrfeige perleste. Mll-
Deienoe 3ipililten biroerten ben 81
fi5ier, ben Sdlag gu ertpioern, ipo-
rauf Opolsfi eine1 9fepoIber ber-
por5og nlto ouf ben geiienben
mebrere Male Seuer gab. 9ie Sui
geln berfeblten ibr 3ieI, bod tpuroe
cine gngeitellte oes 9feitaurantS
binter Dem S1anftil1 burh einetl
StreifiduB perleet.
Sn Der @enerolperiammlmn3
oes 9iilfsoereins oeuti1er sSuoen,
melde ioeben IN Berlin abgebalten
noroen lit, murbe oie Notlage Ser
ruliilben Snoen fonitatiert. Ser
gerein eab i'm abgelaufenen Sabr
cine 8iertelmillion Warf fir beren
llnteritiisung aus. 8efannt gege-
ben pur0e, oaB i'm lesten Sabre
10000 iiioii1e 9lusmanoerer Git
ropa berlailen bdtten.
glus @ien lneloet man: Gro
Bes aufleben erregt Die &unbe, oab
gr5ber5og 9bronfolger Sran5 Ser
oinono es abgelebnt bot, Ste ibnl
ansetragene Junftion gu iiberneb,
men ben 4uiier Srans Soiepb bel
Der beoorltebenoen aronrngsfeier in
2onoon gu nertreten. Die ltrlahe
Der Beigerung lit fein @ebeitnnls
geblieben. gr5bersog 6ran5 Ser
oinanb lit berltimnlt bariiber, oab
Der greiie Monar1 es neuerbings
abeeIebnt bat, Die moreanatiid)s
@attin oes sbroi1folgers, Sopbie,
Ser5ogin BON &obenberg, geborene
@rafin Gbotef, nit oer Gr5bersogill,
nea i'm Stang gIeid5uitelleu.
Sn &iel lit am Donnerftag oas
erlte 9urbinen-Sblaht 9eutih-
lon0s, bonn Stapel gelaufell. Gcs
Shiff bat oen Nanen v&aiier" er-
balten. Der &ailer uno Die &dile-
rim naren anipeieno, Die Gniierin
boa5og oie Salife. Ger 9iei6sfana-
Ter bielt bic 9ailfrebe.
2aut Weloung aus &rafau 5a-
ben @elebrte auf Der @oben 9atra.
Dem @ebirgs5ug, oeiien noroliderer
Eeil in @olisien lieet, cine unge
mein mertpolle gntoedung genlatbI.
Die Sori6er baben ansebli6 grole
Stadium Eager gefunoen, Die eins
gldn5enbe slusbeute perbeiBen.
Sn @ran an Der 9onau
berridt sroBe grregung iiber oa5
8erihtpinben oes 9lnipalts bes
gomfapitels, @ialgoiip nit Namen.
8ie beribtet ,piro, bat er eine
giertelmillion aronen nnteri6lagcn
luto iid nah slmerifa eefliidtet.
Die Staot Colon lit bon elmer
6euersbrunit beingeiudt Die iibcs
fiinf5ig 9auier aeritorte uno einen
Sdnoen BON 100000 anridtete.
a.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-24
Sat Miaionen ssrennbe.

gudIen's srrica SaIbe s1blt ib.
re Greunoe bel ben Miflionen, Die iie
iih ourh ibre eritolinlihen 9urell
IN ben lesten biersia Snbren error
oen bat. Die bette Galbe fit
@eidtpiire. gcbenin. grouo.
unb 5hnitttplinben, Werrenfllnaer.
idlimme 9lugen etc. 25c bei olicn
Drugeiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-24
isranciseo Waaoero. Der Sill

sSranciseo Maoero, Der ssiibrer
Ger merifaniihen Hepolntion ioa Ell
flart baberL er iperbe oen aarnpi
nidt eber alfgebenL als big Dio5 ans
Dem 9lmt ooer Bis freies uno unein-
geidr1nftes Stinmre9t gelpabrt iei.
@ie aus Sorreon genleloet
miro, iino bunoert Soloaten nod ser
Sacienoa 9lobulalioo geianot, nm lic
segen 9lngriffe ser gfepolutiondre gu
ihiiten.
-Sn Suare8 lit man pieoer ell.
moi in GROCER slufresung, man min
Sniurgerten 8anoen in Der hinge.
geno Der Stnot umberitreifen geieber
bdben.
Nus slgna Irita, nabe Ser Mc-
rico 9lri5ona @ren5e, fonmt oie
9ta6ridt Die Mebellen ieien BEL 60
Colorado geidlugen porben uno bot.
ten SO Mann berloren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-24
Gin idlredlider geadt Mlarm

lit Der ihlimme Suiten zines Sim
oes, oas ploslih bon 8raltne befal'
len miro. 2ouis Gbanlblin poi
Mandeiter, g., 81. 81. 2 ipuroe Ga.
ourh BON ieinen bier &inoern bGil,
fig aus oem ShIafe -eeipedt. Danr
peridaffte er fih Or. Sings Seer
DISCOVERY uno Die ai1toer, BON &c.
men man oas idlimntite befiir6tets
nuroen tpieoerbergeitelt. SOC ilns
81. Brobeflaide frei.. gu baben BEL
aIlen DrugaiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-24
Observation-Disclosures.

Sraiif Strel5id, 9aoengebdlIoe, Sers
Der Boulepar0; 500.
Snlia Seberer, SduppenL grodet u.t
G9eitmtt Ctr; 500.
Sulia 0eherer, Steingebdube, grodeti
Ctr; $500.
aouis Marfe, gRobubaus, 9ieriol
Ctr; $500
gsilliom @allrer, @allerie, 1aaoiior
Ctr; 5000.
$. s.. S6almleffel, gSpbuballs, Nell.
graunfels gpenIe; $3.50.
NtrS. Sba 9utmad)er, @obnbaus. 9o-
fota Ctr; $1,000
Scnrp Mabaued, 5pei SSobnbduier
galIaaban 9lne., S1100.
S. q. Burger. @ei9dftsbalis. gBe,t.
Commerce CTR; $4,000.
Retrif)sSdlir Grniber Co.. Sduppeu
2anar Ctr; 5000
5. 8. Sipple, gSo6nbaiS. @iier Str.;
$500.
5; 8. '@ipple, ssobn6aus. eiier Ctr
60. seiliamarn, @Obn6alrs, gnOt
Ctr, $1,000
$. 2inssipeiler, @o6n6aus, Can't.
9foIa glbe.; S400.
5: $. @a9ner, @obn6aus, s(oams CT,
s. q. Steruenberq, orci 8obnbduIer
Giib<Rinto Ctr; $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-24
sllainD lit ntcine Sre,loc.

2tlulilu tit sNtttHe UFeNoe.
Warmm ipllt' i'm 2eben
Sd mad Bier nit)t itreben
@armnt ipQt' it bemn nifbt
Wiandmal fr5bltd) ieim?
WeineS 2ebenS &iir5e
Maerbeite 2Sitrse
SIT has Mlamo ,iD bell nnb rein.
aann BET Dartem 5eiten,
gEpl ben gSein andj. meioen,
Wenu es nid]t sebridbt an eblem Gone
Star 8ier
9ann ia gllles bulben,
S6ene feine Sdjnlben,
gSenn i'd bnbf MIR q | a ttt bafitr.
QSemn mid Summer briift
1lnb bas Shifial tiifet,
@enn mild Nmpr fliebt mnb fein Wadb-
den ltebt,
Getm u a nj . gier
5iibl' id1 iupl mid bicr
gleibt mein pers bpd) e!uig ingetriibt.
S'rmm bas gIamu,
8lei6e intmer 10
Wte es lit nnb mar,
Sann bin id) snfrieben,
Biibl' Mid mol binieben
ttnb persniist bas gauge Sa6r.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-24

@enu gfatidfdge piel ipert
ipdten, luiiroen oie 01enihen mcbr
oamit geiaen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-08
HOLY WEEK SERVICES FOR MEN.

During holy week, April 1915, in
elusive, MONDAY services, under the
auspices of the brotherhoods of New
ark, are to be conducted at the First
Presbyterian Church. These meetings
will be from 1925 to 1850 p. m. each
day of the week and will be for men
only. The general theme of the meet
ings will be "Meditations on the Life
of Christ" The speakers and subjects
are as follows:
Monday, April 10. the Rev. DR.. Henry
H. Hadley, THE Promised Christi
Tuesday. April II. the Rev. DIR. William
NJ. Lawrence, THE Tempted Christi "a
Wednesday, April 10, the Rev. DR.
Pleasant Hunter, "Christ, the Master
Teacher" Thursday, April 10, the Rev
DR.. Warren Giles, THE Ministering
Christ" Friday, April IA, the Rev. DR.
W. ]. Dawson, THE Suffering Christi
Saturday, April Is, the Rev. DR.. George
G. Vogel, Friends Of Christ" All mer
are invited to attend these services
even though they may be able to stay
for only a part of the time.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-08
CHILDRENS TEMPLE TO
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

The sixth anniversary of the Chill
dren's Temple will be held tomorrow
evening at z O'Clock at Z Nichols street
near Pacific street. The Rev. Newton
r. Salter, Of Maplewood, will be the
speaker. The first children's meeting
was organized August 6, 1899, In Old
Hope Chapel. April Q, 1905, the first
Children's Temple service was held In
the old Chestnut street depot. The
Children's Temple vas Incorporated the
following year. A children's church
service is held every Sunday evening
at Z o'clock and there is a Thursday
evening meeting. The work is es-
pecially for children from the age Of
6 a and upwards.
The Temple has no connection with
any other organization In this city.
The work is undenominational and this
is the first children's temple in Amer
lea. Over 800 names are on the roll
book of the temple and there have
been only five deaths In twelve years.
The temple is under the supervision OF
Charles W. Edwards and Joseph Wilde,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-08
PALM SUNDAY To
Be OBSERVED n
NEWARK CHURCHES
Bishop O'Connor to 0fficiate at
ST. Patrick's Cathedral.
Holy Week Plans.

Palm Sunday tomorrow will be de-
voutly observed with the holding of
special services in the Catholic. Epis-
copal and other Protestant churches,
while the rendition of special music
will also add appropriate solemnity to
the services. In the Catholic churches
the services will be especially COM
memorative.
The blessing Of the palms will be
solemnized at the several Roman Cath
ole churches and be distributed to the
congregation. In the ! Episcopal
churches special ermons will be de-
livered and the choirs will provide
cantata and anthem numbers.
All during holy week the services
will be continued. and on Good Friday
an elaborate series of sessions will be
held. The Lutheran and German
churches will also rigidly observe holy
week and promote attractive services.
On Easter Sunday the churches Of
all denominations will surpass any
previous observance of the day by pro-
viding the most pretentious musical
programs. in which floral altar decora-
lions and incense will lure an over
flow attendance to all the churches.
The Sabbath schools will also promote
special Eastertide programs.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-08
BAPTIST.

MOUNT PLEASANT BAPTIST CHURCH,
BeIlev1lie avenue and Oriental street-Preacn-
ing at 1880 a. m. and .7;45 ?. m. by Rev; =;
". n; Holder, Of Brooklyn. n. Y. BIols scnool
Ice Tuesday at 8 p. m. led by Rev j. w.
McDouali. Annual business meeting Friday
at S p. m.
NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH corner High
and Orange st~reets-sunday services at lO:5S
will preach. Bible school at 2:3O p. m: Chris
tian Endeavor service at Z p. N. Midweek
service, Thursday. at 8 p. M
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH, East Kinney
street. near Broed-Rev. Clark T. Brownell,
sermon By. the pastor. Evening service 7;l5;
subject, 'A/Fors Easter Message Morning
musio-"A Day In Thy Courts" by Rogers;
Jesus the Very Thought Of Thee" by
Lord" Ashford; How Lovely Is Zion"
Root. Sunday school $3.50. Young people 645.
THE PEDDB MEMORIAL cHURcH-Sery-
ices appropriate to Palm Sunday will be con-
Quoted both morning and evening. At 1890
Or. Thomas j. vfiiers will speak on The
Thy Bread Upon the Waters" trio and chorus;
w. 6ude: Jesus, Word Of God Incarnate"
(Motette). c. Gounod. At L O'clock the
Sunday school contest between the crews or
At 7:45 DR.. villers will speak on The I'm
avoidable Question Inc music Will include
the following anthems: abide With Me-" for
tenor solo, Samuel Craig, and chorus. by
O.. Lcsbergi There Is a Green HILL" bass
Gounod. and selections from the Passion scene.
John Stainers ~cantata. The crucihxion,.' and
bass solo and chorus, God So Loved the
World"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, soIENrIsr,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-08

Brotherhood and the Methodist, Pres
byterian, Baptist and Congregational
brotherhoods. 1t will partake OF
special week of prayer sessions in the
various churches.
An entertainment will be given I'M
der the auspices of the choir of st
Charles Borromeo's Catholic Church
early next month for the benefit Of the
parish. John Bea will o~fficiate as
director. The members of the choir
are: Joseph Bauderman. president;
William MacPhee, secretary; the Misses
Kathryn Sherry, Louise Shuster, Marie
Dwyer, Kathryn Garrigan, Agnes Lau,
Ruth Bea, Edith Jones, Frieda Bea,
Kathryn Dwyer. Anna Hemhauser,
Nora Dwyer and Messrs. David Jones,
John Garrigan. Frederick Lau, Law
renee Cavanagh, Alexander hacPhee,
Michael Lau and Michael Dwyer.
Passion Week will be observed with
special services in the First Presby-
terrain Church. On Monday the speak
err will be the Rev. DR.. William Force
Whitaker, of the First Presbyterian
Church, Elizabeth; on Tuesday the
Rev. DIR. Frank ]. Milman; on Wednes-
day, the Rev. Joseph Hunter. pastor
of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, in Roseville. and on Thursday
evening, the Rev. DR.. w. J.. Dawson,
of the First Church. Special and APP
propriate music will be rendered.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-08
THE BUSINESS CHRISTIAN"

The Rev. George Walton King will
preach Sunday morning on 1.-THE Bust
ness Christian, or Making a Business
of Religion" at the Central Presby-
terrain Church. The evening service
there will be an illustrated Palm Sun
day service. The subject of the illus
trated sermon will be, The Triumph
ant Entry 1t will be Illustrated with
twenty-five very beautifully colored
views out Of DR.. Kings illustrated
Life of Christ" The music program
in the evening will be: Organ, Der
ceuse,'' Merkel; gospel chorus, 81 Am
Included" Hardness; There's a Won
derful Heavenly Temple" Kirkpat.
rick; "All Hail to the Name" Marsh;
solo, 1.-THE Palms.. Faure, Miss May
E. Wright, s~oloist: where He Leads
Me-" Norris; sermon solo response
You Must Do Something with Jesus
Hardness, Miss Wright; Forward
Strouse; organ, March," Guilmant.
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In Pulpit and Choir :

Christopher Marks, will be rendered under the
direction Of William n. Bross, orsanisf ana
director.
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-The
communion Of the Lords Supper will be on
served and new members will be received into
this church tomorrow morning. In the evening
the Rev. Robert r. Littell will preach; SUD
ject, What Mean Ye by These. Stones. Spe-
eial music by the choir at the evening service
eoUTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner of Broad street and Clinton avenue
Rev. Lyman whitney Allen, d. D., pastor:
Rev. w. D.. Buchanan, assistant pastor. lo;45
q. M, congregational worship; sermon by Rev.
W. Douglass Buchanan. $50 p. M, Sabbath
school. I D.. m, congregational worship ser
mon by Rev. W. Douglass Buchanan: rms OIL
fering for the forward movement VIII be taken
at these services.
souTH PAR MEMORIAL CHAPEL cor
nsr of South and Dawson streets-2:30 p. m,
Sabbath school. Z p. m, children's praise sery.
ice and Y. P. s. c. e. 8 p. m, congregations
worship; sermon by Rev. ". d. Buchanan.
. THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Broad
street, opposite City Hail-Robert Scott Inglis'
minister. Morning service 1880; subject Of ser
mon, aTriumphal Entries" Sabbath school $50
p. m. Evening service 7:45; a Palm sunday
evening Of praise, led by the Concord Jubilee
Quartet, singing old plantation hymns.
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Little
ton and Eleventh avenues-Rev. H. c.. Har-
mon. minister. will preach at 1916 a. m. on
THE Royal Entry and at 7:45 p. m, on
THE Trial of Jesus" Bible school at 2:S0
D. M. Christian Endeavor meeting at 6st5 y.
m. Church p-rayer-meetfpg Tuesday at 5 p. m.
All seats free and strangers welcome.
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WILL DEDICATE
FIRST RUTHEN|AN
CHURCH EO|F|CE
Pastor, the Rev. Vladimir Pyn-
dykowski, to Be Assisted by
Presbyterian Nvines.

The First Ruthenian Church OF st
Peter and st. Paul. located at 4s-ol
Beacon street, will be dedicated to-
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged. and the following persons VIII
assist the pastor. the Rev. Vladimir
Pyndykowski, In the dedication serv-
ice, namely, the Rev. Basil Kusiw, pas
tor of the First Ruthenian Presby-
terrain Church. New York; the Rev.
John Bodrug. superintendent Of the
Rutheffian Church in Canada; Michael
Baron, trustee of the local church;
James P. Dusenberry, member of the
church extension committee; the Rev.
DR.. Davis w. Lusk, Presbyterian
superintendent of the Presbytery of
Newark; the Rev. DR.. W. Y. Chap
man, chairman OF the church extern
sion committee.
Elaborate preparations have been
made. This is the first new building
in the United States erected for a Pres
bytherian Ruthenian church. The total
cost of the structure is about $50, 600. 1t
mas Deen unanCeQ Dy Ile cuuicH ca
tension committee. but h congrega-
ton a. undertaken to bear the larger
part Of this expense.
The building is two stories In height
and built of brick. The first story Is to
be used for general purposes and the
second story for worship. The Rev.
John Bodrug, of Canada, will begin
a mission Sunday morning. which will
be continued every night during the
week.