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the West 2sd Street Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. His subjects are Morning.
MY Souls Concentric" evening. "The
-Four New Nations of the New Orient,
Since the Russo-Jopancse War" Dr.
Stanley was for many years professor in
Il university in Toxic. japan.
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church in
the morning Or. Wylie's subject viii be
THE Feast in Memory Of Jesus and IN
the evening he will preach on Communion
and Fellowship a Preparation for Service.
Palm sunday will be celebrated at the
West End Presbyterian Church with ap-
propriate services and special music. DR.
A. Edwin Kegwin. the pastor. will preach
at the morning and evening services.
Palm Sunday praise service will be
held tomorrow evening in the st. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal Church. There viii
be special musical numbers by the choir
and hymns Of praise appropriate to the day
will be sung by the congregation. The
pastor, DR. George T. Eckman, who be-
gins tomorrow the fifteenth year Of his
service with this church, will make brief
address on The Praise of the People AZ
the morning service the pastor will take as
his topic the Lord of Hosts
At the Metropolitan Temple the Rev.
John Wesley Hill, who has just been re-
turned to this place fo- another year by
the New York Conference at the unanl-
nous request Of the church officials. VIII
preach at IL a. m. on Heavenly Employ
ment': at y. m, lessons from Tue
Washington Square Fire
Oswald Willard will deliver an address
in the meeting house Of the Society Tor
Ethical Culture tomorrow morning at il
o'clock. His subject will be John Brown
from an Ethical Point OF View
The Rev DR.. Howard Duffield VIII ad-
minister Holy Communion tomorrow at IL
a. m. in the old First Presbyterian Church.
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RELIGIOUS.

.,.-voDr-CTION TO THE LITERATURE
) ~ = 'rrilE NEW TESTAMENT: by James nae
o. z H. r. i. Svo, pp. XII, c.V.
cssries scribner's Sons)
msnual for the use Of students, Win ill
AIs~ and historical table. Appearing IN
q h'er er,,srrafional Theological Library.
~ ~ charles A. BRIGGS, d. D., ana the
,s.i 'en'Ss stewart p. F. salmond.
,,,r GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY. by
81 - -. r-osfer Kent Ph. u. With map.
80 % xviii. @9G. Charles Scrioner's
so-s1
Icing IN compact form significant facts
~. fss~hers and students should know
: o-aer ~ understand biblical history.
.s-oRIcAL RECORDS AND STUDIES. Vol
So VI Part 7. February. 1911 Illus
....,sa svo. p7. 2e4. Omitted States Catholic
.,isor,ca. society,"
r,.udinr papers on Some Chapters or
-.--rh History" "A Register OF the Clergy
,S.-srr IN the Archdiocese Of New York
-, Early Missionary Times TO lss1.
..-spsirs Clavus the First CsrtoErapher or
,-,s-srs 4" Some Catholic Names IN the
.-re4 states Navy List etc.
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QUICKSANDS IN NAVY YARD
Cracks in q Big Building Cause Ons
Corner Of Il to Settle.

Cracks in the northeast corner OF build
ing No. 13l. in the navy yard. Brooklyn.
have caused the yard officials much worry
The cracks are said by the engineers TO bs
due to a ''boir' under the foundation.
caused by seepage Of water from the sea
wall and the excavation for dry dock No. e.
The present difficulty is the mrs: Of the
sort that has occurred since Hoibrook.
Cabot & Rollins began work on the big dry
dock It was hoped that their system OF
building a strong concrete wall around the
entire dock reservation would prevent any
thing Of the sort.
Pieces Of paper have been pasted over
the cracks IN the wall placed there 70
mark the progress Of the settlement and
the rate at which the wall is moving
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

series Of sermons on the life Of Christ
as pictured by the great artists Will be
preached by the Rev. pr John Lyon
Caughey at the Harlem Presbyterian
Church
AT the Church of the TRANSPORTATION
Father Huntington will be the MONDAY
preacher this coming week.
The Message of the Cross will be the
Lenten cantata sung at st. Paul's Chapel
this coming Tuesday noon.
The last meetings in the old McAuley
Water Street Mission will he held to-mor-
row. During the rebuilding Of the mission
meetings will be held at the Mariner 5
Temple.
Robert McMurdo will be the speaker at
the Fulton street prayer meeting on Mon
day evening.
The annual military service Of the Loyal
Legion Of the United States army will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the Church
of the Incarnation.
Weeping Over a City will be the Rev
l. NJ Haldemans morning subject at
the First Baptist Church tomorrow
In the evening he will talk on The Ac-
ceptable Time and the Day Of Salvation
or. Shall the Grace Of God Be in Vain?'
How the King Came "a the city IS
the subject on which DR. BurreI Will
preach in the Marble Collegiate Church to-
morrow morning In the evening his sub
iect will be When the King Comes
Again" A special service VIII be held in
this church on Good Friday at o'clock.
The choir will render the first part Of the
oratorio Redemption" By Gouncd.
The Rev DR.. William Hiram Foulkes'
late pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church OF Portland. Ore, will begin his
ministry tomorrow with Rutgers Presby-
terian Church. Dr. Foukes will be in
stalled on Thursday evening, April q.
At Temple BETHEL tomorrow morning
the Rev. Dr. Madison &. Peters will de-
liver an address on Harper Saloman. the
F'inancier Of the American Revolution
At the I o'clock service tomorrow after
noon al 81. Thomass church ". ". Gill
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PEP RiNIS.

= wr.TTrBELOVED 4 Sketch OF lem
!, s,..-,-srt. By Thomas Hardy. Frcntispiece.
s-o or. v COS. 1HarPer & Bros)
volume in the Thin Paper Edition OF the
vols o. Thomas Hardy.
- APT or REVOLVER SHOOTING. To
y -,.ser win all Information concerning me
aromatic and Single-Shot Pistol. and How
= uanc'a Them L. the Best Advantage. By
Wsl,r- Winans. New Edition. Revised ana
r-,.-zsd Head and Tail Pieces Drawn by
- ,,fhcr Original Photographs by Rouch.
e. pfrcev Pcnfoid and Others. 4to. Dp.
"a 3.q (G. I. Putnam's Sons.)
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SCIENCE.

y BIRTH or WORLDS AND SYSTEMS.
e. professor ". Bickerton. Illustrated.
i.n5. %. Xxx l61. Uarper & Bros)
-.,,.ng forth the authors theory not only
- i've origin but also OF the variations in
ilHHancy and in the type OF spectra OF new
stars.
,vvrRcENcE " EVOLUTION BY Arthur
wfrsv With Illustrations. svo, Pp. xiii,
~. e p Dutton 4 Coz
Presenting some facts Of natural history
srf dealing with co3vergence as genera!
ana positive pherorenor.
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SOCIOLOGY.

r0vtN AND LABOR BY Olive schreiner.
i2mo. D. 29s. Crhe Frederick 4. Stokes
company
consideration u the position Of women
IN tie n.ecen world and suggesting how
thai nosition may De remedied.
Spl-STRY AND PROGRESS BY Norman Hap
roof Addresses Delivered IN the Page
Lecture Seres 1910 Before the Senior Class
N ne Sheffield scientific school. Yale Uni
rs-srv i2fno. pp. 10. New Haven: Yale
University Press
nesii-g with the Development OF the ethi-
cal relations between employer and employe.
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TRAVEl.

ssUnlNG THE CRESCENT BY F. G..
A,sn With Twenty four Illustrations from
Paragraphs ana Map Svo. pp. xi. 80.
. Ifia1cplla. TLe d. B. Lppincott Com
Fs1fl
Giving some idea Of the Turkish people
1s- religion. politics and resources.
1T meas or PERI. By Cir Clements Mark
az. X 90 J.. With sixteen Illustrations
ua a NaF. $50. pr. xvi. 4+3. ". =. Dut-
O. 4 Co..
a series ~ essays IN the Inca history and
ruinti0n based upon the results n the re
~aItaee and studies ~ a lifetime Inclui-
ns a translation ~ the Inca drama Of OIL
Ariay and "A cIr' 1us love story. one u the
Few remains Of ancient Inca folklore.
ALESTiNE and IT'S TRANSPORTATION
ff Ellsworth Huntington. With Ilus,ra-
l'ls $50. pr. Ngu, AS. (The Houghton-
Min CCmqal-p
book ~ travel. also giving an authorita-
l'e account ~ the geographical features OF
re rDv I4rI
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PSYCHOLOGY.

o-- THINGS PSYCHIC. BY Walter
,sorGHIs TtsoriIvcrth l2mo. pp. 2SO. Or.
J. F..ers on Moral Truths, The Value
C'nap' .,1ur Relations TO Others. etc.
2 roerD or DREAMS. BY Hayelock
rr g. up All. 2SS. The Eoughton-
,,fsin company
~,.rs.ing The pcculiarities and curiosities
,..,-i5 of dreams
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anoher Prorerb Problem i To-morroWs Tribsne.
RIFLES GOVERNING THE CONTEST

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n % rownups TRIBUNE pubs1ng illustration
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l0EANS TAKE up EDUCATION.

iae JuG@ans Will hold meeting in the
roe Ast0r tomorrow evening. when the
sh i0r discussion will be. The Prob
p n Religious Education for Children -
NJ speakers viii ne T,r. : Benderly,
ffllsssor ~ NJ. kaplan. the Rev. Dr. Ru-
~ grossiaau. and Eugene Lehman.
-aae P Hays VIII preside.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH BROOKLYN. Rev. NEW
Eli DWIGHT HILLS. Pastor Services nj
1915 =. and ~ g. m. Morning subject.
catalogue of Heroes and the secret 81 Their
Achievement DO
IN the evening thefe viii be . meeting in b. '.
fnlf az Arbitration. with addresses D., Ir Al
Drew Mncphail ~ Montreal. Hon William riid
iey Foulkes. nr. Stcrheu :. Wise aud others.
pT. Hills Will preside.
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,cmc. pp. xxi. SAC. Crhs

I2rnc. Up. xxi. sac. tThe
~ IT;,,an con,pany.1 and verse.
N sn,nr,, sn.p POETS. Second seriesl A
nssLSs ,SIS Sg w.as, naS aRs PsFSfSs S1ss
Ss..rse 1889 ae,o 10 m. XIV. A2s. (Chicaso a
L NC ,-,ro the poetic sentiment of the
Es,ton'lsrnrtsa onlsntary from which II derives It's
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'''ah ~ scaaTa PRESBYTERIAN Church

70, Avenue and 2ith street
~ PiEElrRsT. p j.. Pa.to-
.. P. MONTGOMERY. -. J..
Assistant Minister
-1oN-GoNERY win preach
sisc.sl sen r. D. ana S p u
1s4 llrr2 fhr week before Easter
Acs-sss 80. st f..H ST.
ri Wfs,, --'s-sr hF Rev O. z NONTGoM-
s'ysy-. -siaF Dr.. s. EDWARD YOt'NG. o.
a.,sry IT,. cav Dr o. T. GoDDELL. of
s-oa' Church
" ss--1,, ti- c.I.-faI service. with choir.
l ur pArEfff-R--r
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known ana ourspoKen leader OF opinion en-
tertains decided Ideas as to the important
position New York City holds in evan
gelistic efforts, and comes TO tell how out
siders and onlookers regard our attitude
toward American civic opportunities and
obligations.
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Brooklyn.

ALL SOULS Uaitariani. ith ave :oth ST.
Rev. THOMAS T. ELtTER Pastor. VIII preach
su'pjer,. - LONELY TRIUMPH" Services II
fI .TfrII
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

At the broadway Tabernacle Church the
Rev. DR.. Charles e. Jefferson, pastor. will
preach tomorrow morning on THE Biblical
Doctrine of He'll as II Is Interpreted by the
Modern Church" In the evening Dr.. JEFF
ferson will continue a series OF sermons on
Present Day Attitudes TO Jesus Christ"
his topic being Attitude Of Intermittent
Tpynlfv''
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NJ ti,,,, ,hNDREW'S CHrRCH--

r. a.. itth Ave. and l21th -.
n, 20 p. ie. Dr Water ~. d. Rector.
''nosl' Rector breaches ar N 4. NJ
\, IT,, Roy JoFeDt H. 1rie. L. "
A' Services dai'~ 1870 'addressJ and
ssa.,d.. n s. Il ana ~
ne 0..-. canon Wilkinson. wall
ssod r., '. Bishop ~.f- g. s.
I"..r Hours Service. Preacher.
B.so- rector 80 N % r. 81
"eli Hi almIuisfer Confirmation.
Fa,. SIS DID, n
- Day Services; and e.15 A. "
'H1a rear.er al the third service
l-ope ID efre~e FOR children and Young
Hsresa ~, ~ b. Tho 6ou. William j. sage.
A, N'i make f1o .1dress
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'hL COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NFgFDr -

- NaLC0I.M Tasfrs ,TsC non ,,i,,sto-
lr~ten 20 ~ o. m and s D. m.
h.- wee, ser ..s a- . %. rn. each day except
'oa1 f-lar service al III d. m.
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At the o'clock service tomorrow after
noon at ST Thomass church ". ". Gil
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

As any Canadian voice Of authority is
heard with especial interest nowadays.
there IS mucn enthusiasm manifested over
the announcement that the Evangelistic
Committee OF New York City expects to
have as the principal speaker az the open
ing rally in Carnegie Hall on the evening
OF Tuesday. May ,. DR.. J. \. Macdonald,
editor Of Tine Toronto Globe" This well
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rHE MARBLE COILEGIArr cHURCH.

:, 9Th Ave. ald .gth st
p" fib JAS HrEErLL. j. H.. Minister
y. nr1.a "a. 81 A 50. and : p. NJ
las How ,h- King came 10 tho City"
Nn-H th- King comes Again
''"' Ffila. services at 2. N.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHI RCH.
2d Ave and 9Th St
Ht. JOHN O.. FAJi. u. D.. Minister.
WI. preach ot i' s ". and T. NJ
Good Friday services al : p. m.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

The annual military service Of the Loyal
Legion Of the United States army will be
held tomorrow afternoon at the Church
of the Incarnation.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

AT the West Presbyterian Church the
Rev. DR.. A. IT. Evans. the pastor. will
preach tomorrow at IL a.. m. on The I'm
recognized Triumph and at =. m. on
Leaving Friends"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

At Temple BETHEL tomorrow morning
the Rev. Dr. Madison G. Peters will de-
liver an address on Harper Saloman the
rinancier of the American Revolution.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

The Message of the Cross will be the
Lenten cantata sung at ST. Pauls Chapel
this coming Tuesday noon.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

The last meetings in the old McAuley
Water Street Mission will he held tomor
row During the rebuilding of the mission
meetings will be held at the Mariners
Temple.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

Robert McMurdo will be the speaker at
the Fulton street prayer meeting on Mon
day evening.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

At o'clock Monday evening. in the
Chapel VI the Intercession. Broadway and
l5Sth street. as part of the observance of
the Interbrotherhood Week OF Prayer.
great mems meeting will be held. Dele
gates from all the churches on Washington
Heights will be present
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

At Advanced New Thought the Circle OF
Universal Soul Freedom Meeting tomorrow
porning Nine. Adele Marie Rique and
James A. Edgarton will speak on The
Kingdom Within"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

Central Park West and .dtr street.
Rev FRANK OLIVER HALL -. D. Pastor,
VIII preGch a. ~ =. n. III Thou Hadst
,-''nIUg music. Gouuod's "Gallia." Communion
se,.,.icc THURSDAY y "; Good Friday Ser
vice Fridav. =. Nv.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-08

A series Of sermons on the life Of Christ
as pictured by the great artists Will be
preached by the Rev pr John Lyon
Caughey az the Harlem Presbyterian
Church.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-17
SUFFRAGIST LOBBY WINS
VICTORY IN CALIFORNIA

SACRAMENTO. Cal, Jan. l6.-Tbe
skirmish in the legislature in its fight
for votes for women. Senator San
ford IS bill, providing for a special elec.
tion al which only women should vote
on the question of whether or not
women desired suffrage, was reported
from the committee on elections and
election laws, with the recommendation
that il do not pass, The measure was
opposed by the suffragists. Miss Min
ME Bronson of New York, for the anti.
suffragists, and Mrs. Elizabeth Ger
bcrding OF San Francisco, for The suf-
fragists, spoke before tho committee.
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FIGHT ON bALL|NCER
BROUGHT UP AGAIN
Senator Purcell Wants TO Re-
view Charges Made by
Clifford PinchOt.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 16-Renewal Of
the fight on Richard A. Balingcr. secre-
tary OF the INTERIOR is contemplated in a
resolution introduced by Senator Pur-
cell. which seeks to force into the open
the minority report OF the joint congress
sional committee that investigated the
charges made against the cabinet officer
by Clifford Pinchot former chief for
ester
The report has been in the possession
OF both the senate and the house for
some time, but no action has been taken
on it. The resolution in part reads:
II is the, sense OF the senate that the
findings and conclusions reported by cer-
tain OF the members of the same COM
mittce that Mr. Richard A, Ballinger.
secretary OF the interior. has not been
true TO the trust reposed in him as such
secretary; that his administration Of that
office has been marked by a lack OF
fidelity TO the public interests; that he
is not deserving Of public confidence and
should no longer be retained in that Of
flee. are based on and in substantial con-
formity with the evidence reported by
the committee
The majority report OF the committee
signed by all the Republican members
with the exception of Representative
Madison OF Kansas. exonerated Mr.. Bal
linger OF the charges, while the Demo-
clared the charges to have been sus-
tanned. Mr.. Madison submitted an indi-
vidual report slightly differing from the
minority findings.
Senator Purcell said il was his pur-
pose to press the resolution to vote II
possible Mt this session He will sneak
on the question tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-17
MAYOR SPEER WANTS
/. To SUCCEED HUGHES
Sends Letter to All Democratic
Members of the Legis
lature.

DENVER, Jan. l6.-Mayor. r. W.
Snecr of Denver. in letter which has
bpen sent to every Democratic mem
ber of the Colorado general assembly,
todav made formal announcement of
his candidacy for the United, States
senate to succecd the late Senator
Charles J. Hughes, Jr In his letter
Mayor Speer says.
III have decided to be candidate
for the United States senate and would
anpreciate your support l want to
have an interview and go over the sit.
uation before you make up your mind
as 10 your action in this matter.
az am not the candidate of any cor
noration or interest, and / would not go
~ Washington unless I could 20 as a
free man 10 work for what I believe
to he the best interests of the people,
and 10 help Colorado.
Former Governor Charles n. Thomas,
IN a letter to State Senator Crowley,
has also announced his candidacy.
with the advocacy of the election to
the senatorship OF Governor John f.
Sbafroth, because. according to the an
nm1ncement. it was TO prove that Colo.
ado is not ''corTupJ and unashamed. -
q tjpec of bitterness has been given the
campaign, which from now until the
balloting commences promises to be ex-
ceedingly lively,
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GEOLWTS UNDERGO
IARDSHIPS IN NORTH

WlNNG, Man, Jan. 16,-Profes
sor j. LacConn and fifteen scien-
lists wh,ve been on z geological
survey ~ Hudson Bay country, ar,
rived heoday after a trip of ex-
treme haip. They walked 100
miles wlte temperature. 60 degrees
below zel
CaptalRrold Bartlett of the
wrecked oner Jeanne, a brother OF
the comnAr of the Pearv polar ex-
pedltion, his crew accompanied the
party herTheir vessel was dashed
on the rcin Hudson bay last Sep
tember lrviolent storm.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-17
FIND AER0NAUTS DEAD
IN BASKET OF BALLOON

BERLIN. Jan 1s.-The German balloon
Hildebrandt. which had been missing
since its ascent at Scharmgendorf. Oh
December %. was found in a lake IN
Pomerania province, Prussia, today. The
bodies Of both aeronauts were in the Gon
doia.
II had been believed that DIR. Rohrs
and his companion had met death in the
Baltic sea. the balloon having taken that
direction on rising The aeronauts had
planned iS-hour aerial voyage and
nothing was seen of them after the start
though an airship thought 10 be The
Hildehrand was sighted passing over
Hcsganaes. Sweden, on the night OF Jan
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Den It,

Don think because you have taken
many remedies in vain that your case
is incurable.
You have not taken Hood IS Sarsa pa
rilla.
1t has cured many seemingly hope.
less cases of scrofula, catarrh, rheuma,
tlsm. kidney complaint, dyspepsia and
general debility-many cases that may
have been worse than yours,
What this great medicine has done
for others it can do for YOU.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-17
PICK MISSOURI SENATOR:
MARK TWAIN MONUMENT

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan 1s-The
Legislature will meet in joint session to- =
morrow at noon TO elect James \. Reed,
Democrat, of Kansas City to the United
States senate to succeed Senator William
Warner Republican. Mr.. Reed received
the Endorsement Of the Democrats al the
primary, Representative Sosey OF Marion
introduced In the house today a bill ap-
propriatng $40. 600 for a monument to
Samuel l.. Clemens Mark Twain) at
Hannibal, No.