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New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
INVENTOR MAY ESCAPE JAIL
Wants to Build Airships, Having Per
fected Models in His Cell.

Henry S. Breton. habitual criminal cl'ii
engineer and inventor. who, under tne
name Of DR.. Sydney Matthews. is engaged
with a newly formed company in the man
ufacture of an aerOplane which he invented
while imprisoned in LonG Island CIty'
through his attorney, Moses g. Sacns. De-
fore the Appellate Division, in Brooklyn
made a fight yesterday TO have set ASIDE
sentence Of life imprisonment imposed IN
the Queens County Court, Long Island CITY
about a year ago.
Breton is about sixty years CID. WITH
gray hair and beard. He has a profess
sioral appearance and talks with the ut
most precision. Following the life sentence
Nj. Sachs took on appeal. and during the
interval Breton was confired in an upper
corridor o. the Queens County jail, where
he took Up the study of aeronautics. HIS
drawings attracted attention. and he OBJ
taiaed materials from which ne made two
models of his proposed aeroplane, which
we're sent 10 Washington 10 be patented.
Attaches of the jail became interested. cap
ital was brought 10 the assistance of the
convict inventor. and finally bail in the
sum Of 5000 was secured. and he was re-
leased from Jail.
District Attorney Frederick G.. De Witt
of Queens County appeared in opposition 10
the motion. although ii is the opinion OF
lawyers ;hat Breton will be ordered back
to Queens County for sentence on his origi-
nal plea, the extreme penalty for which IS
five years imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
% MUSICAL GERMANS HELD
Men Boosting of Many Trades, Es-
pecially Music, Barred.

"Will you play upon this pipe? 'Tis as
easy as lying: Govern these ventages with
your fingers and thumb. give II breath with
your mouth, and it will discourse most elo-
quent music" C'Hamlet.' Act III. Scene b.
Twenty-three musical Germans, boasting
a variety of trades, from baking bread &c
shoeing horses. are detained at Ellis Island
and face deportation. They came here
several days ago on the HollandAmerica
liner Potsdam. d few OF them bringing
along musical instruments. An anonymous
letter sent TO Commissioner williams said
some Of the men were contract laborers
and others were being brought here 70 play
in the streets as mendicants for German
padrCne.
When they were ordered excluded as con-
tract aborers the men said that they were
artists and able 10 make their living by the
aid Of strong lungs and brass musical in
struments Those who brought instruments
agreed TO play FOR the Commissioner The
individual playing was toerable. but when
the men played together the harmony of
Ellis Island was disturbed
Fans Dreiber. one who professed 10 he
musical artist" could not play flute
handed him. He may be passed as a brick
Iayer. but not as an artist" The Germans
Rave appealed 70 Washington.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
DOCTOR CHEWS IN COURT
Says It Is Not Gum or Dope" in
Dispute with MAYNARD.

The trial OF Colonel Robert j. Haire In
the Criminal Branch Of the Supreme Court
on charge OF attempted subornation OF
perjury was interrupted yesterday oy the
following colloquy between Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Maynard and DR.. William
Bullman. of No. 2li7 Seventh avenue. 4
witness for the defence under cross
examination:
Will you kindly remove the gum you
are chewing" asked Maynard.
Il am not chewing gum replied Or.
pullman.
What is it,"
1T is medicine for my throat
And you object to taking II out OF
your mouth" asked Maynard.
II do"
rs il done" asked Maynard.
IF you were a gentleman you would not
ask that question" retorted Or. Bullnan;
you would not try, TO blacken a witness's
character by suggesting such thing.
Here the dispute was peremptorily
stopped by Justice Davis.
DR.. Bullman testified that Trippett had
told him that he Tippeto had been
threatened with prosecution on other
charges IL he did not turn states evil
dence and testify against Haire.
The defence rested before adjournment.
Both sides will sum up on Monday and
the case will be given 10 the jury.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
MISCEllANE EOOS.

FASTING CURE. BY Upton Sinclair.
Frcnt!spiece. limo. pp. 100 'Ni'che" hen-
rsrleyD - r.,
repriut Of two articles written for a
-,axazire together with the numerous news
psper comments that they orousht Iofth snS .aS
sorrs letters from private lnoiNionals on tne
suaiect OF fasting fcr health.
AZ AMERICAN MOLDER IN EUROPE. BY
~ rSSn P Frey. illustrated. SVo, rp. lb3-
1Sircinnati: :. Rosenthal & Coz
A STUDY Of the trades union movement in
rurore and of the structuIe ana methods OF
re organizations formed by European work
-,s~ wf-h descriptions. observations and I'M
rres.iors ~ the countries visited. Profusely
Illustrated
,xurRITANCE TANES FOR INVESTORS.
- So-,e Practical Notes on tho Inheritance Tax
Taus OF Each Of tho states Cf The United
S-stes. Nth Particular Reference 20 Their
srriication 70 Non Resident Investors. Re
,-sed and annotated by Hugh Ban~rcft COZ
the Massachusetts Bari Svo. pr. lS3. tl3oS-
,cr. The Boston News Bureau Company
-ur STANDARD OF LIVING AMONG THE
TVnr- -sTRIAL PEOPLE OF AMERICA. BY
frank Hatch S;reiehtoh. limo pp. KIN 1876.
me Houghton Nifiin Company
4 study OF the hfe Of the Industrial classes
4, . whole.
,vv PEACE PROBLEM. The Task Of the
twentieth Century. BY Frederick Lynch.
win an Introduction by Andrew Carnesie
i2mo ~. IL. tThe Fleming H. Kevell
Company
surveying certain Happenings OF this cen
-u-v which show how inevitable is the
movement toward international developme nt
and the federation OF the nations
cryEALOGY OF JEFFERSON DAVIS AND
or SAMUEL DAVIS BY William II.
Whitsitt A. NJ, y. D. IL. D. limo, pp
G. (Th- Neale Publishing Company
Presenting new facts and hitherto IN
rrir-eI data.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
FIFTY NINE YEARS A MASON
Orange Man Grasps Hand of Only One
Living Who Saw Him Initiated.

Orange. y. J.. March u (SpeciaD on
rhe ifty-ninth anniversary TO the hour OF
the night when he was raised in q Ma
sonic lodge William P. Condit. a member
Of one Of the citys oldest families, stood
before the men Of Union Lodge. Free and
Accepted Masons, last night grasping the
hand of Moses J. Williams. the only man
living Of those who saw him initiated into
the mysteries Of the order.
Williams was senior deacon Of the lodge
a. the time. lie also is a descendant of
one Of the families that settled Orange
lie ancestors Of both men took farms in
tho Orange settlement after the city
cf Newark had been founded and thus
made the beginning Of the city Of to-day.
which has a population Of 50 10o
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

The winds along the New England Coast Win
t moderate northwest. becoming Variahiei
tsdia Atlantic Coast. moderate north, brrpfl-
, ,,oria.Ie. south Atlantic and east Gulf
C"ast moderate and probably brisk north and
So. west GllG Coast. m0.fraie north. heo"ni-
ing south Lake Michigan PTS" s'u'h' lH're'S-
t. - md probably reaching high.
'i't ~arleis Gepartils saturday for European
&c .riu have moderate northwest becoming
p,.f.tl. r,.ds. and faIr we-i-.f io th. Grand
Banks.
rore,,.. tor special Locaiitirs.-ior New
,,relsud. Eastern New Ycra Eastern I'nnsyi-
- ,.eV, Jersey. Delaware and Maryland. fair
49,, and sunday. rising temperature. moderate
- 80 porthrest winds, booming variable
norm ~ ~ Dfsff fict " Columbia. fair weather to-
". "a Snrdsv rising temperature; M iefate
cay ~,r,,ds becoming variable. south by to
ni-.' ol ovietia.a. iair to-dsy and sunday. slowly
.,.ts. ttmpe,atur, moderate mort" Winds le-
coming III Virginia fair to-day and sunday:
s'".. v'.stsru New lcrA and N'sieIa IennsYl-
ria f,Ir today and warmer. -4hda' genrf-
wanna, 49,. moderate southwest winds, increasing
ai{ e. ta and probably high TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
REIlGlOuS.

The CLEAN BY Helen L. AlhHe. i2mo pp'
,re Henry Holt CO..
se'r.t,.al autobiographv r. which the
author relates her search IN orthodoxy. and
fbsr in scientific writer's for some positive
proof of The spirit IN daily Ike.
-rIr HEART or THE MASTER. BY William
Burned wright i2mo. pp. al tIAe
H-frhto- 1nmin Company
A pressrta:i0u Of the ey e1ts Of Passion
Week
~ rr-~~-fO% OF TIVE CHURCH N MOD
FRS SOCIETY. BY William Jewett Tucker.
12m1. D. s.. 100. CThe Houghtcn Mlfilin
C-EparN.1 g..
i~orsi 8eratton OF the Church with social
.-i=u au6 pointing out how the Churcn can
7dart itself 10 the var,ing ten1encie' OF
modern society.
~ INTERPRETATION or GENESIS. In-
,ird.ns Trans 8,.on into Present Day
rre.isb Rv the R-r r. r Ramsay In. D.
12r1o. ID. az. irhs Neale Puohsnlns COM
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

OiAciai Record and Forecast. ~ as-4--s '''''
1'aFta - THE marked hiGh Darometric area
''er thA tfper .akes Thursday night was cen
uso ger ;he lower lake region FRIDAY h.fN''
'ne As result t4e weather continued "a" rom
'-s ~sins states eastward. with the exception %
.a-i showers over Central Florida ana 'he "'S.
|si Coast. some showers are also Iep'''"
-''h Do Rocky Mountain region ard TIE 10.
'~e'"e slope. There has been q general rec D"
'''n .railre from ihe Rocky Mountains e"s'F'-i1
except on the immediate atlantic Coast u -
''I.e"h-t co.ler a Montana and tAe "es'sI"
'ofl9l. q the D.xe.as bu, the temperature l.
ss"e's.ig .elo0 :l- uc-n.-l over tic extreme
80 80 .al- a. Gee c.urfr,. THc Indications -
fe' it rnrt..r rI' cCnt.ili" gene il. @ i"''
s- ~ il' Sis '.sisrI valley r+st"sfd H-i-In.'
,., lF+1,. .-tia general m0I~intoh iu -
f.a'He T. "Ii become -pu4fWnai NIs
a.. 70 'l1lns states Satu. Gas niSnt ,pi ',.' -
!, a., r.-h fcraeuc, 10 generally iaT "9~''e'
y etneI dirf.lrts.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
SCIENCE.

~ MUTATION THEORY. Experiments and
C.ser-at.ous Oh tle origin " Species u tle
T.-stsEie Kingdom BY Hugo pe Eries.
r-7-esso- OF Botany NJ Amsterdam. Trans
',rI In Prof seor T. Is Farmer and \. y.
--l.b r,ir,erc-,s fllust-a.ions and six coiore1
mates svo rp viii Gs3 Chicago; The
omen Court Publishing Co~panrl
The PRONUNCIATION Cf tie prine!lle OF --..l
r-a~aeters is The main theme % this work
Tris volume deals with the origin II 'ior-
.t..'.-~al Varieties the Origin of Ever
sorting Varieties and the Relations o.. the
Nr-el9r Tneorv fo other Branches o. lH-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
PHILOSOPHY.

III VALUE AND DIGNITY or HUMAN
LIFE. As shown iu the striving and SUI
ferlng Of the Individual BY Charles GREY
shaw. limo. pp. 4oS Boston: Richard o.
Ba1Serl
Az effort q determine the apparent goal ~
r..rar activity and 10 elaborate system OF
nsicr nora.ty based upcn TIE toiallfy or
our human striving. ~he book is divided
INTO four parts dealing. rcsrectively wlta
The Problem OF Human Life. Tie Nat-
vris-.- View Of Life. 90 "Characl leristi-
rtsies" ana "Hunanistic Ethics
THAT s THIS UNIVERSE Christian Faith
versus Monist Dreams. an answer 70 Pro
fesso~ TasckeFs book "The Riddle Of the
r-ive-se '1 By : Ph Marcus. ". p. Trans
'sted bv T. w Felkn, VI. D.. r: r > Z.
Wiz Introduction by the Rev. William Dur
han g. a. limo. 20. viii. 49, tlhe FUNK
< Wsgrais ComDanv1
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
NECK BROKEN IN SHORT FALL
Woman Sweeping Carpets on Porch
Loses Her Balance.

Orange. y. j., March q CSpecian Les
ing her balance while sweeping carpets on
her back porch. at No. IL Burnside street
this afternoon, Miss Ella Kirk fell dis
taarce Of four steps and broke her neck
Persons who thought she had only tainted
on was slightly stunned by the shock ran
10 pick her ND and did not know that
life was extinct until a physician arrived
Miss Kirk had lived alone in the house
for two years.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
TRAVEL

CHM STORY. In Mvth LEGEND Ar and
Annals 81 William Elliot Gritiis. formerly
n rr. rrreria. University of Toxic. Hits
ua,rl i-uo. qr. xi 3o2 lrhe Halshion
T-s 1.s..ry. legends literature art, re
H~'an er. ro-oru development % tie en-
g.rt
\ SAGA or THE SUNBEAM. By Horace o.
Hutchinson. Win pho Oararure poriral 10
an. twelve Illustrations from photograph.
$40. -p. H~i.i. ~ Lo-gmans. Green q
Giving an account - trip aboard Lor1
-r.-sa. - -4Ut-- yacht of $50 tons from
Dover 20 N.1trea, an! the return voyage.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
? RINT S.

The COLLECTED WORKS or ANBROs r
RIERCE Volume ~ SHAPES OF CLAY.
svo. ~ 376. ,Tre Neslo Publishing COM
Qany) ,,.,
serious. comic. sentimental ari satiri'al
poems.
r11,R YEARS UNDER MARsE ROBERT. BY
Eob-rt stiles Fourth printing. t"elIth
thousand TroutisplcC sNo. pr XVI. JOS
gThe Neale Publishing Company
The experielces cf private soidier ano
sg0ordinate officer iu the military service OF
trs Confederate states in Virginia from ot
o. g
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
POETRY.

THE GARLAND OF CHILDHOOD. Little
Book for All Lovers Of Children. Compiled
~ Perez Withers. limo. pp. 33S. UIenry
Hot 4 COZ
Az anthology about children containing
selections In prose and poetry.
r0r TRUTH AND FREEDOM. Poems Of
t-,uis4uroratiou By Armistea5 &. Gordon.
i.rno Do -. (The Neale Publishing Com
u4Iyl
collection OF ten poems. among them
heinz For 4 Soldier" ''Nfosby's Men. 90
'Thc stoEewau Brigade" and Roses of
Memory
MY THREE LOVES The Poems OF Beverley
r,ardri5ge Tucker Bishop Coadjutor %
Southern virginia. l-mO. pp JOG. (Thc
Nsals Publishing Company
The poems are grouped under three heads.
'rr Camp and Field" In Loves Garden
and In tbs Sanctuary"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
TO LAY SCHOOL CORNERSTONE.

The cornerstone of Public School L. which
is being erected AZ Avenue 4 and Sd street,
Bayonne. viii be- laid by Mayor John J..
Cain this morning. II will be constructed
OF reinforced concrete and viii be the lare-
est concrete school in New Jersey. II will
contain twenty-nine classrooms, with ac-
commcdat'ons for fifteen hundre3 pupils
anG will cost about Sls5.ln1
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

~Se made his escape and how he discovered
the captains treasure.
srTTCE. BY Captain Wilbur Lawton.
rrontispece. l2mo. Up. So5 Hurst * Coz
! The experiences Of Ned strong and Her
.,iss commonly known as herc AeNiot
sis,srd modern batteship
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

Tnenest temperature yesterday. y degrees ,at
. 80 b. M. lowest 10. average. 80. atcfiigg Tor
corresponding date last year -. average Tor cor
responding cate last ihirtl tl-thIce yea p. v"
Lo.!I FprseaTt. .--Fsf TO-DAY srd' sunday. tt-
lng temperature. moderate north 10 northNcst
winds. becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
nFhnY FRANK
prYNlorTH cHrRCH

OranFe Street. between Hcks aud Henry stre*ts.
The pastor. Rev. NEWELL DWIGHT HlL-
~ viU preach In the morning and evening
services az i0.4j A. VI ans i5 = NJ. Morning
[.b biect ''Was Professor James Right IN Think
Inc that Every Nan can Quadruple His Working
povere Are Trere Tnsusp~ct-d gifts latcHt in
Nto. and what Does Christ Mean by Offering 70
Give Life|
E,.nine Ninth sermon In the SERIES on The
Mixers OF the Republic American Democracy
ana Tdu,stion Horace Mann ana the Schools
that piruse Wisdom and knowledge
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
Official observations OF United states weather

Local Oniciai Record.--rhe following Official
record fIom the Weather Bureau shows the
changes IN the temperature f0r the last tweltT
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
date oi last ye4r.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

At the Madison Avenue Baptist Cnurch
the Rev. J. A. Burns. the famous preache'
Of the Kentucky feudists. will preach 10.
morrow morning on Mounfaineers OF
Kentucky" His topic in the evening VIII
be tissue of the Cross
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

At the Church Of the Messiah Onitarian]
the Rev. John Haynes Holmes VIII preacn
tomorrow at II o'clock the last OK MS
special series Of sermons on THE Ne"
Religion" Subject: Conditions, Not IN
dividuals"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

will be a special service OF ordination ane
reinstallation OF elders and deacons
! At the Church of the Messiah Onitarianl
| the Rev. John Haynes Holmes will preach
| tomorrow at II o'clock the last OF his
special series Of sermons on THE Ne"
Religion" Subject: Conditions, Not IN
dividuals."
! At the Madison Avenue Baptist Churcn
the Rev J. A. Burns. the famous preache'
Of the Kentucky feudists. will preach TO-
morrow morning on "Mountaineers OF
| Kentucky" His topic in the evening VIII
be tissue Of the Cross"
Mrs. Adele Marie Rique will speak az
Duryea Hail. at Advanced New Thought
meeting. tomorrow morning at IL O'CLOCK
on one of the most important and inter-
esting subjects. Life Indestructible," and
how 70 make II beautiful. useful and
profitable.
At the Church OF the Ascension. at
p. m, DR. Grant will preach at the peo-
ple's service on the subject OF Professor
jeremiah W. Jenks's hook. Governmental
Action for Social Welfare"
AT the 25d street Y ". c. A. tomorrow
afternoon Or. Nehemiah Boynton speaks
! to men only; subject, Home Again
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church VIII
have a musical service tomorrow evening.
DR.. Carter's subject at the Madison Ave-
nue. Reformed Church tomorrow morn
ing will be The Man Who Missed HIS
Chance
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow the Rev Dr. L. Mason Clarke
will preach in the morning and the Rev.
DR.. John +. Carson will preach in the
afternoon.
At Plymouth Church the Rev. Newell
Dwight Hills will preach tomorrow morn
ing on "Was Professor James Right In
Thinking That Every Man Can Quad
ruple His Working Power? Are There I'm
suspected Gifts Latent in Man, and What
Does Christ Mean by Offering 10 Give
Life?"
At St Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church the Rev. Dr. George Clarke Peck
will speak tomorrow morning on Through
Duty TO JOY" In the evening the topic
will be "Out OF the Night"
At the Marble Collegiate Church to-mor'
row afternoon at $50 Or. Wilbert W.
White, president OF the Bible Teachers
Training School. will conduct a series OK
Bible studies. The subject for tomorrow
is Some Enemies of the Cross OF Christ
The subject Of the lesson-sermon IN the
Christian Science churches tomorrow VIII
be Reality"
The Rev. Henri 3. B. lie Ferre Will give
an address on The Development OF
Church Music" CT the Comstock Schoo!
Monday afternoon. April 8. at o'clock
Tomorrow morning, at tive LenoS ave-
nue. Unitarian Church the Rev. Dr. Merle
st. Croix Wright minister. will discuss
The Philosophy OF Renouvier (series l'h
the Ideal, Morality"
The Rev. Dr. Walter Duncan Buchanan
pastor of the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. now holding services az Earl Han,
Columbia University, will preach to-mor-
row morning at II o'clock on The writing
Over the Cross" and in the evening MS
subject will be 2Contrary Minds
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

will be a special service OF ordination ana
reinstallation OF elders and deacons.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

Mrs. Adele Marie Rique VIII speak az
Duryea Hall. at Advanced New Thousht
meeting tomorrow morning at IL O'CLOCK
on one of the most important and inter-
est.ng subjects Life Indestructble,' ana
how 20 make IL beautiful. useful and
prohta ble
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

At Plymouth Church the Rev. Newell
Dwight Hills will preach tomorrow morn
ing on "Was Professor James Right In
Thinking That Every Man Can Quad
ruple His Working Power? Are There Un'
suspected Gifts Latent in Man. and Wna'
Does Christ Mean by Offering 70 Give
Life?'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

lgious Efficiency At the mass meeting for
men at the West Side Young Mems Chris
tan Association tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the Rev. Or. L. Mason Clarke
will preach in the morning and the Rev
DR.. John F. Carson will preach in the
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

The Rev. DR.. Walter Duncan Buchanan.
pastor of the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, now holding services at Earl Ha1I'
Columbia University will preach to-Hior-
row morning at II o'clock on The writing
Over the Cross" and in the evening MS
subject will be 4Contrary Minds"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THE CHURCH of-the DIVINE PATIENTLY
Central Park West ami 10Th street.
Rev FRANK OLIVER HALL, D. D.. tasto.,
viii preach at II \. NJ. The Two loads. Roads
and at 2. NJ. "Life's Mighty houye.
Stsirsr;s -rucidsion Thursday, Lenten SER
vice. 3:30 organ Recital ! p M.- VI.
AL ANGELS CHURCH West End Avenue
and sist street. Rev $. Delaney IOWNcc
SFND n D. Rector Holy Communion
a m Morning PRAYER and Sermon by the Rec
tor, IL a. m Croral Evensong, p. m Even
ing PRAYER. wiki Short ADDRESS. daily .. IN
strangers vel ONE.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

At St Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church the Rev. Dr. George Clarke Peck
will speak tomorrow morning on 'Ihrough
Duty TO JOY" In the evening the topic
will be "Out OF the Night"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
University PIaci PRESBYTERIAN Churcs.

cor ~ 10th St (ore block west from nroeiwayl.
GsoRGE AIENANDE FIR. -. ID. Pastor. Public
worship tomorrow at IL \. VI. and +. ".
me Pastor will preach. Se-yiee preparatory e.
th. Communion VIII be heiF In ne chapel
Wednesday evening next. AZ O'clock.
THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
Service I'M the chapel. Claremont ave- between
iauth and f2.l sts.. AZ II o'clock Preacher, tha
Rev President HENRY CHURCHILL KING,
whe attendance Z an not regularly worship
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

EXP tNATORY NOTES.
Observation. take. % p n. 18Th meridian time Ar
Ptsslfe re-lcsc 10 sea .sYgl,
s2ofs. colanuo.s Ines pass through ponS o. eel@ az
pressure
isCers do'ec Ines PASS through points o. eqI4l icr-
pta'u-c drawn only fer zero freezing 90 and lUo seseeS
. Cesf. , pariy C.oucS . Cloudy, Ram, , SnoN;
VI pspou Missing Arrows fly with the wind.
FRS figures Indicate temperature; second 25-tour pfeeip-
s,soa Ct Or inch on more ior q hours ending 2 yes
e-ly ihra ai1o geloc ~ when i0oi more niles per hcrr
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

: meeting OF unusual importance in the
interest OF the evangeization of New Yorl[
VIII De held at Calvary Baptist Church ~
O'Clock Tomorrow, which viii be ad-
dressed briefly by DR.. Edward Judson, Dr.
Macarthur, the Rev Robert Walker and
the Rev. Charles II. Sears. the tonic baina
Great Joy in the City"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

Henry Churchill kins. president ol O5er.
In College, viii speak on Moral ard Re-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
BRICK CHURCH

FIN Avenue and Ihrty-seventn Ittsst.
Dr.. CHARLES =. ALBERTSCN. OF Rocncsrms
will preach at II rclock
Rev NORMAN THOMAS az =;
Bible School ard Classes 8: 10 A: ~
serNricA NnfnasAaE- p ".
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

At the Church OF the Ascension. at
p m, Dr. Grant will preach at the peo-
pies service on the subject OF professor
jeremiah w Jenkss book Governmental
Action for Social Welfare"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
MsTRoo0LITAN TEMPLE issa =,

JOHN WESLEY HILL. -. y.
ii-"Vhat Do They % in Heaven"
s-CONNUSSIONER WILLIAMS IN ELLIS
ISLAND AND ITS WORK" with Illustrations.
free Concert this saturday Evening.
Meetings every niEht.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
FIFTH AvEsve BAPTIST CHURCH

West Forty-slxfh Street.
THE REy. CHARLES =. AkED. ID. D..
will prea -h Tomorrow morning and evening.
Services az II and : o'clock.
BlBIE CLASSES FOR YOUNG MEN AND
yOI Nc WOMEN Al 9:50 A. VI.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

Business Is Business or. What to Do
win ohe Life'' viii be the subject Of
Dr' George p. Eckman's discourse for
youhs people tomorrow evening in St
PauIs Methodist Episcopal Church
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

A' ,he church Of the Pilgrims tomorrow
'ne Hev' Edward F. Sanderson. pastor OF
the church. will preach at the morning
service.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
etlYs0Y NeTAoolST tpIsGopiI CHURCH

10Th street and seventh Avenue.
Rev. CHARLES /. GCODrLL. D. p. Pastor.
II A NJ dreams THAT Come True"
sP n MUSICAL SERVICE:
..Tln snAen Wnrls OF the Cross.s
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
Madison Suuara PRESBYTERIAN Church

Madison Avenue and 24th street
Pev a. II PARKHCRSr u ~. Pastor.
Rev c. K. MONTGOMERY. Ph. D,
Assistant Minister.
The Pastor viii preach az II a. M
Al MONTGOMERY IL ID.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

AT the 23d street Y. ". c. A. tomorrow
afternoon Or. Nehemiah Boynton speaks
10 men only: subject, Home Again.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

Or. Carter's subject at the Madison Ave-
nue. Reformed Church tomorrow morn
ing will be The Man Who Missed HIS
Chance"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

at uhe metropolitan Temple Dr.. John
wesley HILL pastor. will preach at II a. m.
.o-"'rrow on What Do They Do in
HeaVen At p. m. a mass meeting will
De addressed by William Williams. Com
missioner of immigration.