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services. The members OF the quar-
tet are. Mrs. Louise MacMahan, So
rona Miss Mary Adele Case. con-
tralto; Mr.. w. l.. Watson, tenor; Mr..
Richard Parks, bass.
st. Luke's M. E. Church, the Rev.
J. H. Macdonald, pastor. Holy COM
munion at the morning service, with
the following music: Organ prelude,
Andante Religioso, Deshayes' an
them, Even Me-" Warren; offertory,
PRAYER" Guilmant; anthem, Jesus,
Word of God Incarnate," Gounod;
~postlude, Adagio, Voelkmar. Eve
ning-prelude, Invocation, Mailly;
anthem, "A Song in the Night
woodman; duet for tenor and BARI
tone. "Crucinx," Faure, Mr.. E. A.
Burkhardt and Mr.. G. II. Downing;
postlude, "M~aestoso," Hird.
At the South Park Presbyterian
Church the pastor. the Rev. DR.. Ly-
man Whitney Allen, will preach at
1O:45 a. m. and in the evening ne will
preach in the South Park Memorial
Chapel. The sacrament Of the Lords
supper will be celebrated at 4 O'Clock
and new members received. The mu-
sic tomorrow will be as follows:
Morning-Organ prelude, Andante,
Goldmark: soprano solo, Take MY
Life and Let 1t Be-" Schneider; Of
fertory, organ solo. "Elegi," Ernst;
organ postlude, Allegro Risolnto,
Gade. Afternoon-Organ prelude,
communion" Gigout; soprano solo,
INV King of Grace" Tosti; organ
postlnde. March Religieuse," Gigout.
Eyening-opening chorus, FEATHER,
let Me Dedicate Pullen; soprano
solo. Lord, I Am Thine" Franz;
onertory, soprano solo. "Beulah
Land Hughes.
A special choral service will be held
in the Peddie Memorial Church to-
morrow evening, with an address by
the pastor. the Rev. DR.. Thomas j.
Villers This will be a rally day
service for the congregation. The
morning service will be a member
shin rally. with a sermon by the pas
for followed by the observance of
communion.
The music in the evening will be of
a festival nature, including Gounod's
setting of the 137th Psalm, Here by
Babylon's Wave" Joseph Barnby's
motette, king All Glorious for
tenor and bass solos and chorus, and
Mendelssohn's cantata Hear MY
prayer" for soprano solo and chorus.
prelude win be Andante from Bee
thoven's First symphony" for piano
duet and organ, and the postlude,
professional March, by Meyerbeer,
for the same instruments. The soloists
will be Mrs. Jessie Marshall, soprano;
& Craig. tenor, and T.. Van Nalts,
bass; Misses Alma Holm and Ethel
lPursel, pianists.
For the morning service the music
for the occasion by Mr.
Russell. the organist and director
will be 80 Come Let Us Sing" the
yenite for tenor solo and chorus
and communion anthem, Come,
christian Pilgrim. Come" for soprano
and bass solos, Mrs. Orrie Taylor AND
Mr.. Van Nalts and male choir,
strangers are cordially invited to
these services,
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0. J.. A.. NJ. TO
ATTEND SERVICES
Annual Memorial Exercises of
Uniform Rank to Be Held
in Kearny.

Annual memorial services of the
First Regiment, Uniformed Rank, of
the Jr. o. U. A. M, will be held In the
Beulah Methodist Protestant Church,
Pomeroy avenue and Maple street,
Kearny, tomorrow night.
The six hundred members will march
from headquarters in Market street
to the Kearny church, the body of
which will be reserved for them and
their friends. The Rev. J. Robert
Carlton Clark. pastor and chaplain
of the regiment, will preach the
memorial serrAon.
Vice-State Councillor. William
Wakefield and representatives of vari-
Gus councils will be present. Eugenia
Won Boos, who is known as the
Daughter of the Regiment will
probably be present and sing 1.-The
Star Spangled Banne :" The Beulah
orchestra, the Hart trio and Oscar
Frederick Johnson. baritone, will con-
tribute to the musical program.
General E. Burd Grubb, his wife
and a delegation of Civil War veter-
ans from the Soldiers Home are also
expected to be present.
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DOMINICAN PRIOR
CHURCH-DU|LDER
Father Heffernan Has Reputa-
ton as ResourcefuI and En-
ergetic Pastor.

The Very Rev. Joseph r. Heffer-
nan, rector of ST. Antoninus's Roman
Catholic Church, at South Orange
avenue and South Ninth street, this
city, who arranged the impressive
program which will feature the for
NAL dedication tomorrow of the base
ment or lower church of the proposed
$500, 900 ediice, holds a somewhat
unique as we'll as an emipent po-
sition in the Catholic clerical COM
munity in New Jersey.
Few there are in this city, outside
of the four thousand members of
the parish. and especially among
the %worshipers of other denomina-
tons, who are aware that st. Anto-
ninus's Church is the only one OF
the Dominican order in this State,
and that the local parish is more
than thirty-hve years old.
Father H~effernan. who has only
been in this city about two years,
having succeeded the Rev. Father
Turner, O. p. r., in 1910, is consid-
cred one of the most energetic
church builders among the priests
of the Dominican order in this coun-
try, and when the heads of the COM
munity learned that he was planning
to erect a $500. 900 building they were
not surprised, for they know that
Father Heffernan was equal to the
task.
When he assumed the rectorship In
1910 the church consisted of an OBJ
splete. square-shaped, peaked-roofed
structure that did not meet the re-
quirements of the rapidly growing
flock. The building was of wood. "A
church to perpetuate for ages must
be constructed of the most durable
material" was the view of the new
hence the use Of stone, heavy
steel Orders and concrete in the erec-
ton of the new $500, 900 building.
Father Heffernan possesses a most
and magnetic personality,
and his success can be largely at
tributed to a cheerful forcefulness
that wins converts to his cause.
He came here from Memphis,
Tenn, two years ago, and since his
ordination to the priesthood has
labored in building up parishes in
seven different States.
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WILL CELEBRATE
YORKTOWN DAY
Surrender to Be Comment
Grated at South Park Pres
byterian Church.

Under the auspices of Newark
Chapter, Sons of the American Rev
olution. of which William T. Hunt
is president and the Rev. Masheim
Steck Waters. pastor of Grace Eng
lish Lutheran Church, this city, is
chaplain, a special religious service
in commemoration OF the surrender at
Yorktown will be held in the South
Park Presbyterian Church, of which
the Rev. DR.. Lyman Whitney Allen,
the chapter historian, is pastor, on
Sunday. October 20.
Invitations will be sent to brother
chapters throughout this section Of
the State requesting them to par
tioipate in the memorial service. The
program will comprise addresses by
eminent speakers and the rendition
of special music by noted soloists.
Newark Chapter was instituted
about six months ago, with a charter
roll of ~sixty-four members, the ma
jority of whom were identified with
the professional and business life of
this city.
The officers of the chapter, who are
arranging the details for the mem-
orial service, are: w. T. Hunt, pres
ident; Philemon t. Hoadley, Vice
president; Graham b. McGregor, Sec
Rotary; Benjamin J.. Coe, treasurer;
the Rev. M. s. Waters, chaplain; the
Rev. DIR. Lyman Whitney Allen, his
torian. and William ]. Banister, John
Lawrence Boggs, Henry M. Doremus,
Nehemiah p. Howell and Edwin Allen
Smith, trustees.
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Following is the musical program
for the Central Methodist Church:
Morning Organ prelude, Brant
Musk, Wagner; anthem, Jesus,
Word of God %Incarnate," Gounod;
response, 20. Most Merciful," Schill-
ing; o~ffertory, Seek Ye the Lord
Roberts; organ postlude, March,
Wagner. Evening-organ prelude,
Caprica, Deshayes; anthem, Mag
nificat," slmper; offertory, Come
Unto Me-" AL. Wooler; organ post
lude. Quick March. Willy.
The music at the Central Presby-
terrain Church in the morning will be:
Organ, Invocation" Prayer and
"Postlude," by Callaerts. Miss
Steiner, the violinist, will play "Song
of the Soul" by Breil, and Mrs. Abbey
will sing 20 Saviour of the World"
by Buck. In the evening Mr.. Kreitler
will sing Come Unto Me-" by Van
Lear; Miss Steiner will play Samson
ct Della" by Samson. The evening
organ numbers will be Evening Star
Song" by Wagner; "Offertory," by
Brotherton, and march by Faulkes.
An effort is being made to secure a
tenor n a contralto to sing In a
quartet which Is expected soon to be
at work in the services. Miss Mary
ID. Harbeson, now In New York. has
been invited to sing in the service
Sunday evening. She has studied
music abroad, and has done much
concert singing.
Music Mt the Clinton Avenue Re-
fAppaAh fthftt.ah NuiIl ha- NAar,taw
Prelude. Largo, Handel: response,
Bow Down Thine Ear" Schilling:
anthem. Rock of Ages" Buck; Of
fertory. Andante. Holman; soprano
solo, 90 Lord, Correct Me-" Handel,
Mrs. FINLAND; postlude, March Solen
nellie. Gounod. Evening-Prelude,
Nocturne, Miller; anthem, "Sing Al
leluia Forth" Buck; response, Bow
Down Thine Ear Schilling: an
them, hymn. Gently, Lord, Oh Gent
ly Lead U.s." Hawley; offertory.
"Cantilene Nuptial," Dubois; con-
tralto solo, "Just AS / Am" Cutter,
Mrs. Stats; postlude. grand chorus,
Dubois.
At the Church of the Redeemer the
music will be as follows. Prelude,
Vorspiel (ParsifaD, Wagner; pro-
cessional, Praise We the Father"
Fleming; anthem, 1.-THE Lord Is My
Shepherd" Macfarren; response.
Give Thy Heart to Me-" Stainer;
offertory, Consolation" Liszt; an.
them, Lord, We Pray Thee" Var
ley Roberts, Mrs. Spanger and
choir; quartet, Just AS / AM"
postlude. Largo. Handel.
Music for tomorrow at the Old First
Presbyterian Church will be: Morn
ing-Organ prelude. Andante Canta-
bile. Tschaikowsky; choir sentence,
"Sanctus," Gaul; anthem, Sanctus'
from "St. Cecilia'). Gounod; con-
tralto solo. 20 Rest In the Lord
c'Elijah"), Mendelssohn; choir SEN
tence, "All Things Come of Thee, o
Lord" Russell; organ postlude,
March in C, Mcdowell. Evening
Organ prelude, choral and prayer,
Boellmann; choir sentence. "Sanctus.
Gaul; anthem, "How Lovely are The
Messengers" est. Paurs), Mendels-
sohn; response, Saviour Hear They
Children Call" Russell; offertorie
trio, praise Ye the Lord" ("Attiia7) ,.
verdis organ postlude, Tocoata, Boel-
mann. Tne quartet and a chorus Of
; twenty ssr voices Will sing at both
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MRS. A. ", PALMER GIVES
TALK ON "HOME MISSIONS
Orange Woman Lectures Before
Missionary Society.

Home Missions was the topic of
a talk by Mrs. A. w. Palmer, of
Orange, before the Woman's Bap-
fist Missionary Society, of this city,
at Its regular quarterly meeting
yesterday afternoon at Peddie Me-
mortal Church. Mrs. Palmer is the
vice-president of the Woman's Amer
lean Baptist Home Mission Society.
In introducing her subject the
speaker told of the various fields
where home mission work could be
done, and stated that this work could
only be accomplished through the
Christian church.
A large attendance. was present
when the meeting was called to or
der by Miss l.. Linnie Nerpel, the
president of the society.
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PRESBYTERIAN UNION
STARTS SEASON SOON

The program for the Presbyterian
Union of Newark for this season is
as follows:
October 14-First Church, DR.. James
A. Mcdonald, THE Responsibility of
the Church for the Goodwin of the
Nations December 3, Second
Church, Nehemiah Boynton. d. D.,
american Humor;'" February 10,
1913. First Church. President John
Grier Hibben, THE A~esthetical Ele-
ment in Education;n February "A,
Third Church, Mark A. Matthews, ID.
D., THE Moral Uplift of the Church,
April IA, First Church, Cortland
Myers, d. D., ''The Business Man and
the Kingdom" The annual meeting
will be held May ~ at the Park
Church, when Rev. Cornelius Woelf-
kin, d. d. will speak on THE Real
Test of a Permanent Civilization"
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NEW GOTHIC CATHEDRAL
GETS BISHOPS SUPPORT
Washington Divine Will Deliver
Address in Interest of Work.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 5.-The
Right Rev. Alfred Harding, bishop of
the Episcopal diocese Of Washington,
d. c., will deliver an address in the
parrish hall of Christ Episcopal
Church. this city, on Tuesday after
noon. He will be accompanied by the
Rev. w. l.. De Vries. canon of the
Cathedral of st. Peter and st, Paul at
MT. st. Alban, Washington.
The bishop and canon are visiting
lsnany States in the financial interest
of the great Gothic cathedral, which
WAS begun by the late Rev. DR.. Henry
Y. satterlee, the first bishop OF Wash
dngton.
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WILL GIVE CONCERT

A concert win be given in the Mt.
Pleasant Baptist Church Monday
evening. October IA. The soloists
win be Miss Dorothy Howkins. So
pranos Carlton Ayers. bass. and the
Mozart trio. composed of Cornelius
Jackson. violinist: Henry w. Jordan,
jrs '%cellist. and James Phiiipson. pi-
aniEt. An interesting program Is
being arranged.
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HOLY NAME DAY |
PLANS COMPLETE
Grand Marshal Chosen and
Speakers Engaged for East
Orange Celebration.

Lieutenant William J.. Reddan, or
Company H, Fifth Regiment, has
been selected as grand marshal for
the Holy Name parade in East Or
ange, Sunday, october IS. when
the societies of the Oranges and
Montclair, Bloomfield and Millburn
will parade through the principal
streets of the city to Ashland field,
where the demonstration will be
held. Lieutenant Reddan has select
ed as aides Bernard Finneran, Fred
erick d. Williams and James 1.
Rush.
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NOTICES.


hAf 'lISI.
CLINTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner Monmouth street-Rev. Riley A. vose,
D. D., pastor. Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Morning worship at IL o'clock; sermon topic.
THE Lords Supper-A Feast" Evening
worship at T:45, with sermon, 1.-THE Au-
thority of the Gospel" Communion Will be
observed at close of morning service. Mems
prayer-meeting 7:15 p. m. Mid-week prayer
service Tuesday evening at 8. Young peo-
pies Society on Thursday evening. Cordial
welcome to all services.
PARAMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH. Fair.
mount avenue, near Bank street-Rev.
George e. Lombard, pastor. Preaching at
10:45 a. M, followed by Lords Supper. Sum
day school 9:45 a. m. Young people Z D.
m. Evening service, with 100 pictures Of
Baptist work in New Jersey: address by Rev.
J.. E. Folsom. All welcome. Seats free.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH. East Kinney
street. near Broad-Rev. Clark 7. Brownell,
pastor. Morning worship, followed by Lords
Supper. 10 80; sermon by pastor on What Is
Eternal Life?' Evening service 7:45; sub
ject. Some Convincing Facts" Sunday
school $50. Young peoples meeting Gas.
Midweek service, Thursday. 7:45.
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The Newark diocesan parishes to
begin forty hours devotions tomor-
row will be ST. Mary's Church. Pas
sale; st. Joseph's. Carlsbad, and st.
Paurs Catholic Church, Jersey City.
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HRIsrAnELPHIAN.

CHRISTADELPHIAN, ~Iroquois Building,
282 Washington st~reet-Sunday school and
Bible class 10 a. IN. Memorial service, with
address, IL a. m. Free public lecture 1880
nue.; subject. The Second Coming of Christ:
An Impending Reality" Mr., r.. A. Brittle.
Hearty welcome to all. Read 'ChrIstendom
Astray,' in all public libraries.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 'JUBE
MEMORIAL CHURCH, Clinton avenue. corr
ner Wright street-Rev. T. Arid Moffnt.
minister. Morning worship at IL o'clock.
Rally day service. with sermon on En-
thusia Evening devotions at 7:45
o'clock; special services for young people;
address on The Young Man and His Am
billions. Chorus choir. Popular hymns.
Graded Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock. Chris
tian Endeavor at Z o'clock. You are always
welcome at The Friendly Church"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHILDREN's TEMPLE (undenom,p.-
tional, z Nichols street, near Pacific STRAIT
John Knock Mitchell, Of New York VIII
speak. to the children Sunday evening 4
O'Clock; special singing by the children con.
Quoted by Miss Ada Lee. Friday evening
dren's Temple is open for children Of ~
Ironbound District. "e
INTERNATIONAL BIBL
ASSOCIATION. Masonic Hall, Arcade br,id.
ing, 651 Broad street-Tomorow a %
discourse by w. s. McGregor. M
song service. 1:15. Berean Bible study vi,
are cordially invited to attend these serv,osa
Seats free. Non-sectarian. No coliections
RESCUE HOME. 10 Spring street-sundsm
s~ervices at 3:45 and 7:45 D. m. in charga
Rev. Thomas Clark, Of Brooklvn az
friends. Local. mission workers viii also
take part. Public cordially invited 10 tbaso
attended. Good singing and sbort wsii
monies. Mrs. Miller. organist. s'
sPIRITuALIsT SOCIETY or rIcur
AND TRUTH-Service 8 D. M. 24s EIarlat
street, top floor. Speaker and messae ee
bearer, Dr. Charles England. GIRLS n
20 pubic. wednesday evening, October OH
az the home of Henry Diehl. 81 S,rang
place, lrvington, conducted bv Mrs Sm
qnne' 81 late OF Englapd. Mrs. B. NJ
hOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
LIN, ioI-1ll Halsey street-"The Grea,
[taIaaoN VIII be the subject OF the address
Potter; Mr.. G. Henry Earie. TENOR VII, :. -
FeilcwshiP lunch al 6. followed Nv 49,
lsik by Mr. z. g. Randall. snperintenSent
81 me french industrial Home. 1oIs traa
2,nE{ after the supper. An man n, 9ne-
~@@<s 4stAsV = Join with VI
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Rally Day will be observed by
the First Presbyterian Sabbath School
tomorrow. The pastor, Rev. DR.. Will
lam j. Dawson, who has been spend
ing his vacation in British Columbia,
will preach at both services.
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THE Christian Virtues, Humanity"
will be the conservation Bible reading
topic of the Christian Endeavor So
cieties tomorrow.
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METHODIsT EpIsCopAL.

CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Summer avenue and Kearny
street.-The pastor, DR.. George G. Vogel,
VIII preach at 1880 p. m. on "Christ's New
Theology there will be special music. In
the morning communion and reception of new
school at 2:30 p. m; classes for all. T1p-
worth League at $50 p. M. young people.
Always everybody welcome.
FRANKLIN STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. opposite the City
Hall Annex-Wiiliam Eakins, pastor. 1919
ton OF members. 7:45 p. M. THE Life
That Wins" $50 p. m, Sabbath school.
6:45 D. M, vesper service. $50 a. M,
prayer-meeting. Mrs. F%IemmIng is arrans-
ing for a grand popular concert to be given
Wednesday evening, October 10. Admission
free. Silver offering.
ROsEvILLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Orange street and Bathgate place
-Dorr Frank Diefendorf, minister. Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be admins
m. Evening worship and sermon at 1913
O'Clock: subject, THE Saving Power of Gods
Hope 9:40 a. m, mems assembly in the
departments. 6:45 p. m. the Epworth
League vesper service and the boys club
vesper service. Midweek service for worship
Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock. All seats are
worship with us.
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Broad and Marshall streets-Rev.
George p. Dougherty, minister. 1870 a. M,
sacrament of Holy communion. 2;30 D.. m.
Sunday school. 700. Epworth League. 7:+5,
evening worship. sermon by Rev. J. l.. Hurl-
but, ID. d.
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~ 1OAOoA Va
be observed in the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches tomorrow.
Holy communion also will be solem-
nized in the Episcopal churches in
the morning.
Rev. Henry r. Rose, of the
Church of the Redeemer, will begin
his Sunday evening course of lee
lures on November 3. MIR Rose has
arranged to display a most inspiring
series of pictures.
|. The congregation of the First
Swedish Methodist Church has de.
cided to sell its present property al
165 South Tenth street, this city, an6
construct a new edifice in East Or
ange, where a majority of the par
ishioners reside.
New members will be welcomed
into Fellowship at the Central Pres.
byterian Church tomorrow morning
The pastor, Rev. DR.. George Waltor
King, will All the pulpit, both morn
ing and evening. Special communion
day music will be rendered by thu
choir.
THE Great Paradox will be the
topic of a talk to be given by C.. r
Potter, general secretary of the Or.
ange Y. M. C. A. at the mems meet.
ing to be held at the local association
rooms at 5 o'clock tomorrow after.
noon. C. Henry Earle will be tn,
soloist. Following the lunch at
o'clock a short address will be mad,
by e. G.. Randall, of the French In.
dustrial Home on Work Done fol
Men by This Organization"
j. Woodman, former secretary O.
the Essex Endeavor Union, has be
gun his senior term in the Princeton
Theological Seminary. During tn,
coming year he will supply the pull
pit of the Calvary Presbyterian
Church, in Newburg, N. Y.
The regular evening service will b,
resumed at the Emmanuel Reformed
Episcopal Church, at Broad stree
and Fourth avenue, tomorrow. TIL,
pastor, the Rev. Robert Peach, will
preach at both services. The usua
prayer-meeting will reopen on Tues
day evening.
The first afternoon whist of tn,
| season, conducted under the auspice,
| of the societies of st. Andrews Epis.
copal Church, was held in the parish
hall on Thursday afternoon. TIL,
event was a decided social success.
Right Rev. Bishop Homer C. Stuntz
we'll known in this city, where he ha,
frequently lectured, has sailed fol
Buenos Ayres, Argentina, where h,
Is due to arrive on October Is. Boil
the bishop and Mrs. Stuntz expec'
to spend Christmas in Panama.
The Choral Club of the Younl
| women's Christian Association be
gan It's fall rehearsals in the rooms
II East Park street, last evening un.
der the direction Of the new leader
Mrs. A. W.. H. Thompson. An oper.
eta and concert will be given by the
club during the winter.
First Baptist Peddie Memorial
| Church, corner Broad and Fulton
streets. the Rev. Thomas ]. Villers
d. d., pastor-Morning worship al
| 1880; pastors topic. Our Apostle
and High Priest" membership rally
communion. Bible school, ut IL; ivan
P. Flood, superintendent; Kappa CHI
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esnd In an ad. eighteen words or under.
on the Want" ad. blank printed on the
classified page; We will do this for three
days strictly free Of charge
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UNIyERsALIsT.

Rev. Henry r. Rose. Minister.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. Broad
street, diagonally opposite City Hali-Mr.
Rose will preach at II on Gods Love FOR
This World Communion and reception or
new members. Religious school at 10. Eve
ming illustrated lectures begin November q.
Strangers very welcome.