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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
N0RDICA MAKES OWN HATS
Husband Proud of It-Many
Stars Sail on Kronprinz Wilhelm.

Nine. Nordica sailed Yesterday on the
steamship Kronprinz Wilhelm, Of the North
German Lloyd Line. in violet velvet hat %
her own handiwork. Her husband. George
II. Young the banker. said he was proud
OF the affair. and added that the family
was economizing these DAYS
Among the other notahles aboard were
Nine Olive Fremstad Pasquale Amato and
Miss Annette Kellermann. the diver Henry
". Savage vas passenger. also Mrs F.
y. Isit. better known as Adeline Genee. the
dancer
Miss Margaret AnElin. the actress and
her husband. Howard Hull. TO whom she
was married in This city on Monday. we're
on board Mrs Hull said she had no inten-
ton Of retiring from the stage. AZ least
during the next two or three wears and
added that Nj Hull would work with her
a a writer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

Free admission 20 thc American Museum %.
Natural History aud the Geological Car
den.
View ForE CITY Conference 0p Charities and
Correction United Charities Building. SO
IOJ East ia street. morning. afternoon
and evening
Flower show Of The New York horticultural
Society. museum q the NeW York 30
Ifanical Garden. Bronx Park
Luncheon ~ The Woman's Municipal League.
Hotel s. Denis ! D. m.
Meeting ~ the View York BOARD OF Trade and
Transportation. SO 2o3 Broadway 10
b.
Meeting ~ the Peace Society Of New York
Ho.eI AstOr 31 p M
Meeting ~ the BoarI - Education ball ~
he hoard Park avenue and 18th street
ID. 81
Dinner II The LGymen's Club u The Cathedral
% - John the Divine. Manhattan Hotel
evening
Ecccrt1a ~ The Catholic Clph for C-r9ln7l
Gibbons clubhouse. No 100 Central Park
S0uth. ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
PERSIAN FINANCES
American Reorganization Commission
ers Reach Enzeli

Teheran. Persia. MAY a-The American
financial commission. selected by the Per
sian government 10 reorganize ;he finances
II this country. arrived TO-DAY AZ Enzeli.
a Persian port on the Caspian Sea.
The commission Is composed Of Bruce
Dickev. Of Pine Island. MINI. former
~ in the government service IN the Philip
pines. r ". Halls an attorney, ~ Wash
ir gton: Charles l. Mc-askey, recently ~
the customs service in New York. " Mr.
gan Shuster. formerly On the government
service in cuba and the Philippines. and
Frank r Cairns. Collector Of Customs ~
Iloilo Philippines The commissioners are
accompanied by their families.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
METROPOLITAN OWNERS ELECT
Opera and Real Estate Company's OF.
fcers Are All Renamed

The stockholders Of The Metropolitan
Opera and Real Estate Company az their
annual meeting YESTERDAY reelected tbs
officers OF last year. The officers are
George F. Baker. president: Charles Lam
Ter, vice-president: George : Bovdoin.
treasurer. ard M Baker. Mr.. Bowdoin A..
D. Juilliard and II. A c. Taylor, executive
committee.
The board OF directors consists OF Georgs
F. Baker, George :. Bovdoin. August Bel.
mont. ". Bayard Cutting. G. G Haven.
ir.. A. D. Julliard. Luther Kountze Charles
Lanier. J. Pterpont Morgan. II. A. c. Tay-
Tor, W. K. Vanderbilt. George Henry War
ren and George Peabody Wetmore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
VETO BILL IN REPORT STAGE
Preamble and Clause l Disposed
Of hv Means of "Guillotine."

London. MAY 9-The lack 81 interest ir
the report stage Of the veto bill in the
House of Commons. the result ~ which
Is a foregone conclusion. is shown by the
fact that at one time tonight Winston
Churchill. Home Secretary was the only
Liberal present When. however. they vsre
needed for divisions the Liberal members
were always forthcoming in sufficient num-
hers 20 insure government maiorities Of
moro than one hundred.
Several Opposition amendments 70 tho
bill were defeated, and by means Of the
"guillotine" the preamble and Clause were
disnC sed OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
"poMANoeR WALK" BY CHILDREN

The chidren's performance Of "Pomander
Walk will % repeated az Vallacks The
atre this afternoon. Little Jean Ford will
be the miniature Mlriolaine. Ben Benton
the Admiral Dan Burns the handsome Jack
Sayle and Willie Collier the Brooke.
Hoskyn. In fact. all the original company
will appear excepting sydney Ray Mev.n.
who PLAYED Or. Sterurcyd. Their. will also
be matinee 81 "POmander Walk" BY
these children IN New Haven at the
Hyperion Theatre next Saturday as a oene-
IL for the Mothers Aid Society and the
Italian Day Nurseries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
MORGAN ]. o'BRIEN ILL ABED
Fish Eaten in Dining Car Blamed for
Ptomaine Poisoning.

Judge Morgan j. O'B-Ien is Hl at his
home. No 80 Park avenue with ptomaine
poison. but IS not in serious condition.
according 10 the members ~ his family.
Judge o Brien has lately been IN Texas.
and while on the way up ate some fish in
the dining car which be- believes was re-
sponsible for his sickness.
lie was taken ill on Monday. but expects
IN be out again By tomorrow Or next day
when his physician. Or g.. J. Mcclure. Or
No 100 East Goth street, was asked yester-
dav II Judge O'Brlen's condition was esr.-
Gus. he answered Il hope not"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
ARCHBISHOP OF TORONTO DIES.

Toronto. ont. May lO.-The Most Rev
Fergus Patrick McEyay. Archbishop Of
the Roman Catholic archdiocese Of Toron-
TO- died az 1880 this morning he was
egtv-seten years old. and was appointed
Archbishop OF Toronto in 1915 He was
previously Bishop OF the London diocese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
BALKAN PRINCESS" NEAR ITS END

The Balkan Princess" will end its en-
gagement in the Casino Theatre on Satur-
day night Miss Louis. Cunning and Miss
Vida Whitnore. who have been singing in
tne play. are 70 have parts In the Shuber.-
Brady revival of Gilbert and Sullivans
"Pinafore which IL 70 take place on the
night Of May 90 The house pill be rero-
yated for summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
OXFORD FOR ARBITRATION.

oxford. England Nav AT a town
meeting presided over by the Mayor and
attended by representatives Of oxford Uni
versity tonight a resolution was adopted
IN favor Of general arbitration treaty be-
tween Great Britain and the United Statce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
YoNkERs HAS $4,000 FOR ART.

Mavor James T. Lennon Of Yonkers ap-
pointed yesterday tnree commissioners %
select an artist 20 decorate the council
chamber q the Yonkers city Hall. Ten
thousand dollars has been appropriated TO
complete this work. The award Will be
made 10 the competitor submitting the best
desivn within one month OF the date Of the
rocention ~ the drawings. Artists desiring
t. enter this competition should send their
~ Vonlters care Of James Y. Mahoney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
rAmRoscH TO DIRECT oRAToRIos.

The Oratorio Society a its last meeting
re-engaged Dr. Frank Damrosch as its d.
rector for the coming year. and also de-
cided 70 give three and possibly more con-
certs during the season. The society Will
sing The Messiah" in Christmas week
and two or more other oratorios in March.
DR.. Damrosch will conduct al all the con-
certs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10

by Ovid as the extreme limit of the then
known world, was designated by Cesar
as his place Of Punishment. and there Ovid
spent the remainder Of his days Now
to-day the Euxine is known as the Black
sea. and the port Of Tones has become
the port OF Constanta.
MARQUISE DE FONTFNOY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
DELEGATES TO WASHINGTON.

Paris. MAY 9.-Alrin Halter and Henry l..
lie Chatel.er we're chosen bv the Academy
OK Sciences to-day 20 represent the French
government al the eighth International con-
eress Of applied chemistr" which is e be
held at Washington in September, 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICE!
OPTIC rs.

MAIN otFICE---No, Is, Nassau street;
street.
r-p-OVN orFICE-No 1904 Broadway. "
anv American District Tsissrsph once
uAprrN OFFICFS-Nn i5T East i25th str.s..
No 263 ives; i25th street. and No ei9 west
whsHiNGroN BUREAU-we.,ory suIdinG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
INDFRTAktRS.

Fc\NK o. CAMPBELL. PAS Yves, 23d ~.
~taneIs private Rooms. Private Ambulancea
Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the world wide known
,,nfsrtaker only one place OF business. sth
svs and 18th 81 Largest IN The world. rel.
10. and i2a chelsea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
CEMETERIES.
TIE wOODLAwN CEMETERY

- r.sdIlv accessible by Harlem train from
Grand central station. Webster and Jerome
relsnhon- 4s55 Gramercy for Book OF Views
or representative
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
RUSSIA'S NEW NAVY
To Be Built on Black Sea by
Anglo French COMPANY.

London. May lO.-The St Petersburg cor
respondent Of The Daily Telegraph" says
that as a result OF the Emperor deter
mination that Russa's new navy shall be
built In Russia Of Russian materials with
every advantage OF foreign skill. a plan
has just matured whereby the hattleships
will be constructed at Nicolaiev. on the
Black Sea. by an Anglo-French company.
including Vickers' Sons & Maxim. a
French syndicate H. TO supply the money
According to this correspondent the En-
peror has approved the details. and has
ordered that the contracts be signed at
once. The hope is expressed that this
three power cooperation will consolidate
the political friendship.
The budget committee Of the Douma
on April Y approved the grant OF $500
OOo for the construction OF warships and
naval works on the Black Sea. The build
ing programme will extend over a number
OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
SIMON TO CHECK REVOLT
President Of Hayti Will Take Strong
Measures Against Rebels

Port-su-Prince. Hayti. May 9.-President
Simon. whose administration Is threatened
by further revolutionary activity. has de-
termined 10 re-estanlleh a definite peace.
ard viii take strong measures against the
distrrbers on Monday the French steamer
Montreal left here carrying eight hundred
soldiers 20 Fort Liberte in the region OF
which trouble is reported
Recently groups Of insurgents and Hay
tan refugees who have crossed into santo
pomlngo have made several attacks upon
the Haytian frontier posts In ,he north.
Washington. Nav 1.-The latest insurrec-
-.n IN Hayu. centring near Fort Liberty
n -preading rapidly. and the Havtian gov
l., am-nt is moving with great energy t'
suppress the uprising reported the Ameri-
|ran Minister nj rurn.ss to the STATE Dee
u1rlmerf to-day The government troops
which have left on the French steamer
Montreal l.r She disturbed district are COME
mandcd Pos the Secretary ~ War and the
general Of the Port-au-Prince Arondisse-
ment. Il IS assumed here that General lie
Comic. who was Connected with the last
attempt at rebellion. is the moving spirit in
This trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
NAB Red.

FOGG-SMTTH-At residence OF hrid. father,
No 394 Eas, 18th 81. Brooklyn. on the SIN
inst. b. the Rev Lewis : Reed Heller Ger
trude. second daughter ~ Horace = smith. TO
Howard Lockhart Fogg. ., Boston. Mass
Notices Of marriages and deaths must -
accompanied by full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
DIED..

TEINHAUER-En,er into res, on May Z,
1911 Carrie ". Beinhsuer NEE Cross. be-
loved wife Of Alfred Beinhausr Funeral fsr-
vices n her late residence. 70. 81 West ;a6il
So New York City. on Wednesday evening.
MAY io az o o'clock Funeral private.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05

casopisju, izjavil sledece: "Leta
in leta sem pisal in pridigal proti
socialistom. Pisal sem o socializ-
mu in o svobodni l.iubezni: pi-
sal SEN o socializmu in o ateizmu.
u namenom. da docela razgalim
SlaboSti socializma, priGel sem
koncno 6itati socialiSticne kuiige
in GaSopise. Tedai sem pm naen-
kret spoznal svojo inferno napa-
ko. Spoznal sem. ia Sc socialist
pecaio 4 tavnoiStimi problemi,
ktere hi bill JAZZ tako rad resi- $
puhlimi reformami. Pa mi pravi-
.io. da ne morem biti obenem ka-
toliGan in socialist. Kedaj ie pa
Jezus rekcl: "Ti moraS voliti Sa
mo republikancc in dcmnkrate9''
JAZZ pravim: Ne morcm biti ka-
toliGan dokler niSem socialist, -
Kai 81 miSlite o TEN, katoliSki de
laVci?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05
Nevada.

10 je neki, Y Svojega sina "a
ljubljen oce NIGGA IN Storjeno be
dastoto opraviceval. mu .ie Scion.
veliki filozof, odgovoril: "Da.
vendar je to velika razvada."
Najbolja navada, ktero zamoreio
Otroci 81 pridobiti ie, da porocajo
Svojim StariSem tudi najmanjo
nerednoSt, kterou zapazijo Y delo-
vanju Svojega teleSa. Dobra nava-
da je dati pri ysakem takovem
nerazpololenju. Trinerjevo anne
riSko zdravilno grenko vino. Sta
riSi maj ga rabijo tudi pri zabasa-
nosti. pri ponavljaioGem Sc med
lem glavobolu. boleGinah V zelod-
cuin droboviu. phi boleGinah V
krizcih, zgubi teka. nervoznoSti,
zgubi spanca. revmatizmu, zlateni-
ci in mnogih koznih izpahkih.
Slabosti pc jedi, kolcanju in napi-
hOvanju. V zelodGnih boleznih
ina pogostokrat nevadno hitre
uGinke.
Y lekarnah. Jos. Triner. 1879
1929 So. Ashland ave. Chicago.
Ill. ZdravniSki nasvet. 20 post
b~rozrlo.n,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05
Dale prih.)
Komaj deset odstotkov

- Komaj deset odstotkov de
lavcev V Zdr. drzavah zaSluzi mad
tisoG dolarjev ma leto. Polovicq
delavcev pa zaSluzi mani kot pet
stO dolarjev ma leto.
Kje je torej prosperiteta. ako
polovica delavcev, Xxi delajo. ne
zasluzijo toliko, Ga hi ziveli V
srednjih %zivljenskih razmerah?
- Aha! Jednemu Sc je lie DO
svetilo -. Rev. BOwden. katoli-
ski duhoven in bivSi urednik lista
"Chatolic Leader" Kansas CT
ty. je glasom porocil dncvnem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05
OGLAS.
SLOVENCI ,

SLoVENCI Herminie. Pa, iSGe-
10 pevSkega uGitelja, kateri hi
kot TAX, 6e ina zmoznosti. po-
uGeval tudi V a~ngleStini. ker Sc
tukajSni rojaki zanimajo "a So
10. Glede place in pogojev Sploh.
hi Sc domenili piSmenim potion.
Kdor ina zmoznoSti mai piSe ma
Ant. Sornig. BX 300. Ucrminie. Pa.
f3X( West Moreland Co.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05

movie Sc nj prinesel obljubljenih
letakov.
Ia oknom so Sc trgale tezke, 81
We cunje jeSenskega Snega. Rahlo
so Sc prijemalc stckla, tho polzele
po MEM in Sc tajale. puSGajoc ~
Sabo mokro sled. Ona je premiSlie-
vala o Sinu ...
Nekdo jc oprezno potrkal ma
duri. Matt je urno skOGila kviSku.
obrnila kliuc - vstopila je SaSa.
Matt ie dolgo nj videla, in prvo
kar 10 je zbodlo V oti, je bila ne
naravna obSirnost nicnega talesa.
- Dober veGer, - ie dejala We
sela, da 10 je obiskala Viva duSa
i'll ia ne bo vSo noe sauna. - Dol
90 vas nj bilo ma spreglcd. Ali ste
oGpotoyali?
- O ne. zaprta sem bila, - ie
o%dgovorilo dekle in Sc naSmehni-
10. - Skupai Z Nikolajem Ivauo-
vitem - ce 81 "a So spominiate?
- Kako maj hi Sc "a ne spomin-
.iala! - je vzkliknila matt. -
Sinoci ie pravil Jegor Ivanovit,
da SO ga izpustili "a vas pa
nisem vedela Nihte mi nj po-
vedal, da ste tam
Kaj hi o TEN govorili? ...
PreobIeci Sc moran. preden pride
.Icgor Ivanovic, - je deialo de
kle in Sc ozrlo pc teleSu.
- Premoteni ste
- Letakc sen prinesla
- Date. daitc Jill sem, - ie
matt zaklicala.
- Takoj.
Dekle je odpelo phase, Sc stres-
10, in Z ME so Sc kakor liStie Z
drevesa usuli ma tia cell s~veznii
papirja. Matt Jill je smeje pobira-
la pc tleh in deiala:
- JAZZ gledam - kai ste tako
Hjetni: mislila sem 81, da ste Sc
poroGili, in da priGakuiete male
ga Joj. koliko ste iih primes
Ii. Pa ni>te priSli peS9
- Seveda' - ie dejala SaSen-
ka. Zopet je poStala vitka in nez-
ma. kakor ie bila poprei. Matt .ie
opazila, ia so il lica vpadla. da ie
dobila ogromne oGi in pod mimi
so bile temne liSe.
- Komaj. ia so vas izpustili ..
namesto, On hi Sc ojahnili. pa ne
sete tako tezo sedem vrSt, - ic
dejala matt in zmaiala z glavo.
- Treba ie, - ie odgovorila
SaSa in Sc tresla pc vSem zivotu.
- Povejte mi, kai je 5 Pavlom
Mihajlovicem Ali je bill moe
no r~azburjen?
Oh TEN vprasanju SaSenka nj
gledala matere: glavo ie sklonila
in 81 popravljala $ treSoGimi prSti
lase.
- o ne. -- ie odgovorila matt.
- Ne bO Sc tidal.
- Sal ie trdnega zdravia. kai?
- je tho nadaljevalo deklc.
- Nikoli nj bolehal - ie cd
govOrila matt. - Kako Sc tresete.
TakOj van %prinesem GAIA T. mali
novcem
(Da1ie Drih
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05
NATL.
Socialen roman V dveh delhi.
Spisal Maxim Gorkij.
(Dal.ie.)

Nv
DeIavc; so biskoma onozili novo
branievko Eni 81 nr,stoniHJz moi
IN odobrayaIi
All :; CO Iotila, 70 stvari Nj
Iovno ToIs5iIi co 10 dokazuio9
ia poyIa - Lra+kem iznusta ME
ooro y,vor 20 ~nrav;5no Drngi
60 vznomiriai memo otozno srce
: previdnimi besedami sozalia.
~tretii 81 raztopotcno zmeriali raw
natc,;, IN oro5niko in noSIi Y mic.
nth nrsih gloser odmev Bill 50 ma.
posIed se Indie. ki So zlohotno
rIedoli manic a naznik Jsai Cor.
how 10 sil,niI skozi zobe.
O. hi hill puhenotor tvoicoa
sira hi dol obesitii Zakoi snrovIio
liudstvo : nrove mott
T. 70 zIobuo g~rozn;o 10 vel Io5an
HAD NiG nj Isoiu ojooyorila. sa-
mo ozrlo go 10 ma nieoovo drobno
: pecami n~oseiapo obIiSie yzdih-
Mia IN poyesilo oci
videla ie. da ie ncmirno Y fab
riki deIovci so So zhiroIi Y skuni-
nah in 50 vneto razooyariali med
sabo moistri 50 voboIi novsod ma
okror. Gosih SO 10 zaEulo ~nsovonie
in razdrozen Smeh
Diva policaia sta peliaIa mimo
ME Samoiloval. korakal ie - emo
roko Y zepu u druoo M 10 olodil
svoie rdeekaste lase.
Mnozica delavcev. do sto liudi.
ga lie spremliala ter psovala in
zasmehovala policaia
GreS malo M iznrehod Gri-
za!- mr lie nekdo zaklical.
Cast nasemu bratu!- ie do
stavil drug dalavec. - spremst.
vom hodi
In sledila ie krepka psovko
- Preganianie tatov Sc oCitno
wee ne izplata. - je glasno go
voril viSok. nekoliko upognien de-
lavec. - Pa so Sc lotili poStenih
Judi
- &c hi ga re pc noel odpeljal.
- .ie sekundiral nekdo il mnozice.
- Ampak o belem dnevu - to je
pac neSramnO . Sodrga
PollcaJa sta mrko in urno kOra-
kala. kot da ne bi nicesar videla
III kakor ca sta preshsala n xii
&C. III SO III spremllali. NaSproti
so prlsil trlJe delavcl z dolglm re
ieznlm oregon; korakali so ma
raVhoSt protl nnma IN zavpili:
fozor, rlDica!
NO le SamoJIov korakal mimo
SlaSoVke' Sc Je n%aSmehnil, poki-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05

Stara navada je zdraviti rev.
matizem, trganje pc udih, neural
gijo, z~vinjenje it'd. z DR.. Richter
jevim Pain Expeller''. Pravi
Pain Expeller sc dobi tudi v A
meriki V sleherni lekarni "a %
centov steklenica in Sc spozna pc
varstveni znamki s sidrom. Pri
kupovanju je treba ma to patti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-05
NARCOTIC Sc MA DNEVNIK
"ZARJA''!

Kdor zeli citati poducne clanke
o socializmu in novice IL starega
kraia, ia maj Sc naroGi ma edini
SLOW. sOcialisticni dnevnik EAR
ia"
'zarja' izhaia V Ljubliani,
Selenburgove ulice st. Gil in sta
ne "a Ameriko Sc "a cello leto.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-23
SHORTER CHAPEL A. M.
CHURCH CHRISTMAS NOTES

The Sunday school will have their
Xmas tree and render a program this
evening.
Sunday services: Sermon at IL a.
m. Miss Myrtele Brewer will sing
sacred solo.
The Sunday school will have their
Xmas lesson at 9:45 a. m.
The League will have charge of the
evening service, beginning at 1880.
AS has been the custom the pastor
will deliver the regular Christmas
sermon Monday, December 25th, at
5 O'Clock. The two choirs will furnish
the music, assisted by Mrs. Lillian
Jones, who will also sing Christmas
solo.
Madam Hackley of national fame,
and one of the greatest singers of the
race, will tell about gay Paree, and
sing to the delight of all Monday
evening, December 25th.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-23
SCOTT M. e. CHURCH NOTES.
26th and CIarkson Streets.

The choir will render a special
musical and literary program Sunday
evening There will be no preaching.
Sermon Sunday morning, "Glory to
God"
The church is being beautifully
decorated by Mr.. Fred Brown, super
intendent of the Sunday school. The
decorations are rare and expensive.
Mr.. Brown has a very artistic taste
which is shown in his selection of
decorations. The Christmas Tree and
program will be on Monday evening,
December 25th. We invite sister
churches to be with us.
The Rev. w. C. Williams preached
an excellent sermon last Sunday after
noon, which was very heartily ac-
cepted by the members of Scots. We
thank the reverend for this timely as
sistance.
The reports coming from a loyal
constituency showed steady in
crease. Some of the auxiliaries did
not report. We are expecting them 10
make their final report in the fourth
quarterly conference, which will be
held the last Sunday in February.
Let the leaders go to work now and
make this the banner fourth quarterly
conference ne paSlol III iCd'c ioi
the Annual Conference the first of
March. The conference will meet in
Oklahoma City this year. Bishop
Qualye will be the presiding bishop.
Miss Leila Rice deserves much
credit for the way she is handling the
little Juniors and Sunday school chill
dren in their rehearsals. Miss Rice is
a model young lady of high ideals. In
addition to this work she has assisted
the president with the Christmas
music for the choir and rehearsal for
the drama Miss Rice has won sub
stantial place in the affections of the
members of SCOTS.
The president of the choir, Mrs. NJ.
H. Hicks, promises to have the new
choir chairs on the stand by Sunday.
Each member will receive token
from the pastor.
DR.. Horace E. Warner, the former
superintendent of Missions of Den
yer has departed this life. DR.. Warner
was a staunch friend of the Colored
work in this city. He stood faithfully
by the work OF SCOTS until his de-
parture. He was a brother indeed,
broad, scholarly and believed in giving
an oppressed people a chance. Dr.
b. T. Vincent was the chief speaker
at the funeral service which was held
from Christ Church last Monday after
noon.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-23
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
NOTES.

Owing to conflicting dates, the Dun
bar Literary of Central Church yielded
the evening of the 14th, Inst, to the
Pink Tea party promoters. AS re-
suits, the program for that evening,
which was headed by a tubercular
lecture OF DR.. j. H. p. Westbrook was
set aside until the first Thursday in
next month. The society is fast gain
ing literary prestige in the community
and much of it can be attributed to
the added feature of series of tubercu-
lar lecture.
DR.. Westbrook, who lectures on jan
uary 4th, is well known for his ability
to interest his hearers and to dis
tribute fit morsels for digestion. In
this he will be assisted by DR.. b.
Langston Faulkner, another of our
talented physicians and lecturers.
DR.. C. D. De Frantz delivered pow
erful tubercular address last Thurs
day. The society will not be in ses
sion on Thursday, the 2Sth Inst.
The Central Sabbath school is rap
idly shaping itself for an elaborate
Xmas exercise. The committee, as
sisted by it's efficient musical di'
rector, Mrs G. T. Rainy, is sparing
no pains to make complete success
of the entertainment.
The Mems Progressive Club of Cen
tral Church is planning an interesting
emancipation program, etc. Watch,
but keep off the date.
The Colorado statesman., 1911-12-23
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