davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1912-09-04
AFSN1T III.
UNDERsTorTEDE HoJERE SKoLER.
80.

jdnstte- En- prvat h0iere SkOle hver af Oens tO RIVER kn saa
@r 'skder lnnge der like af Diet ofentige O. oprettet hoiere Skol4r,
% forvente at erholde ct aarlgt Tnskud af Kolonialkassen, saa-
denor trent mouueler VdorePaaendo lnderVlSOup af eft SaA-
dant Omfang, at Diet eher Eleverues. Alder og de lokale For
hold svarer til den Undervisniug, der Moderandet gives
"Meiemskoler" og dertl knytede Observation-Disclosures, eHer
andre Skoler af hgnende Art, dog saaledes, at Undervs-
ningssproget en- understottet Skole kan ere Dansk ener
Engelsk, og vedkommende Sprog alsaa indtager f6rste Plads
Skolens Fagrakke, medens der af de ovrige Fag ska. legges
, 1912-09-04
Al.

Udbetalingen af den tlstaaede Underst6tteIse finder Sled
for en- NAMED al Gangen we'd Slutnnaen af liver Alaaned og
Ell hetlnget af, at Skolekommissioneu i Henhod til Skoleus
hae Tilstand, Auyendelsen af dens Indtegter, AutaIet If
Lerere, dlsses Uddannelse og D~ygtighed, AHtuIet af Beyel
og Skolebes0gets Regeln:aessighed % saegjg under Helnoad
til de 5 80 fastsatte BetingeIser for at erhoidt Undertot-
telse, fnde Skolen kvalifceret deril og derom, for liver
Gang Udbetaling skal fnde Sted, afgiver Iudberetnin2 til
Guvelnementet og opgiver St6rrelsen af Diet Belob, som Hen
hold til 5 80 forste Stykke kan udbetaIes.
, 1912-09-04
Regnskab og
atus;
opgorelse.

Nedle2gelse af en- understottet SkoIe maa kun fnde
Sted we'd ct HalVaars Slutning, og naar eu Skoles Best yrelse N
eler Bestyrer har taget Beslutning ON NedIe2 gelsen, mus 4
Meddeio'se derom tlstiles Guvernementet med mmdst 6 AIaa-
neders Varsel.
Sa"fremt DIET MATTE bive bestemt at inddraoe Under
l. ~ OP4'N' DNN"6 0"l III ~ O6LClAo II
denne, maa inddFNgelsen kun ske we'd ct Hnlvaars Slutnino,
o8 MeddeIelse derom skal tistles Skolens Bestyrelse eIIer
Bestyrer med nindst 6 Maaneders Varsel.
, 1912-09-04

Specifceret og revideret Regnskab over enhver rndet-
stottet Skoles samtlge lndtegter og Udgifter SAINT States
opg0relse indsendes inlen Udgangen af torste Kyartal ertar
Diet forl6bne Regnskabsaar, der skal falde sammen med Diet
almindehge Fmansaar, genntin Skoekommissionpn til Gu
vernementet, der er herettiget til Mt follange sig Repositories
Biag udleyerede til Eftersyn.
, 1912-09-04
AFSNIT ".
H5EMAEUNnERyIsN1Ne oG PRIVATE Sko1ER.

$44
Ethvert 4ndervisningspligtg Barn kan paa Betingelse af
at de almindelipe ReStamnoo1sor; T Ae.1 r. - Beth
D;pr 800 a G "0t l l. AlsuU al uenne AnOrd- ne fo
AHS y u s8fHBe l N0t fOlEende faSts0tta actooo1l,o or arm
hoides' underyTes Hjemmet ener en- piyat Sko4e for w. HGeTT
s"t on Onderusning, Diet derived faar, like er nindre ON Ter ist
tattende end Kommuneskolernes
S45.
o. % aA dn nm " berettiget til at skafe sig sikkerhed
Ln' ~ uen, lei patager sig eir al anto.,an fl - ,,ao.v;oo Under
porn HJemmet, er Besiddelse af den d4rtl foro9lru IA i"e
u "nnei IS og al tlsti@kkelge Kundskaber. og Eor,n,, ,ne
An enn Anednln9 torlange, at vedkommende Larerfipde,
, 1912-09-04

Unidentified
sens Anven-
d1lse til
d. DirekteTiI-
l,ud.
i. n .e Fri
pl4G for
Eiaver fra
.skolcr-
f.eas 8ttel-
Sc al SkOle-
for
Eiever G@
underst0tt@
de Skoler.
, 1912-09-04

st6rst Vegt paa Uudervisningen Diet andet Sprog, og at
skoen, for at kunne give en- fudtud hlfedsstiIende Under.
Wishing dse Sprog, skl have baade engekktalende Larere
og dansktalende Lerere, hvorbos den, hvad Rehgionsunder-
washington angaar, maa rette sig eHer de for Kommuneskoelne
desangaaende fosbatte Bestemmeke, dog med Diet Forbehold
at der indenfor Rammen af den sadvanige dngige Under
visnngstid kun kan indrVmmes den romersk-katoske Knkes
Plester den fornoune lid til selv at underVise de EIeyer, der
tlhore deres Krke, for saa vidt dette, his SkoeD soger at
eIbverve eIer har erhvervet Ret til at afholde en- Moder-
12ndet anerEendt ohois3l Eksamen, kan forenes med den
Til Understottese af b6jere skoler. ON hvTken Under And=ssn5s
stoteIse Andragende at Skoens Bestyrese ener Bestyrer S5&dse
gennem Skolekommisaon indgives til Guvenementet, kan der, sens sn Bg.
saaremt der fndes en Skoe med Afdeinger under fenes
Ledese liver af Byerne, eler sahemt der fndes to Skoler,
cen liver By, aarig anvendes ct Belob af ndtl Frcs.
100000, dog saaledes, at UnderstotteIsen like ma overHige
Free. 10000 aarlig tor hver ugenthg Undervsningsthne. given
at L@rerne it6lge Timepanen, og deri like medregnet Timer;
gNne we'd H]@pere (Preparander) Skolerne (Skolen) kunne
derhos foryente we'd Etaberngen at erholJe toldfri Indfqrsel
al Mventar Skolemateriel og Undervisningsmidler
En- der cen Skole med to Adeinger, cen liver By, gives Undent$sL
Underst6ttesen for begge Skoler under eet til Bestyrelen Isenskde
eeI Bestyrerne, dog saaedes, at den Forhod til hvee af g% 1 6@@ AT
Skoleines EIevontal og DISCS Alder sk0l komme begge Al DsFDe
dehn6ef til Code.
BIZ der to skoIer, uofheugige Of hinanden, en- hver By ..u6u.
fndees Understottesen menem disse Forho}d til deres gs%@F @Gett
Slandpunkt og Undervisningens Omfang efter nermer at HE sFaer
SkoIehommissonen udarbtjdede og at Guvernementet stadfa4-
Fmdes der kun cen af Byerne en- Skoe, der opfylder unaerttet-
Distinguishing for at ha Understottelse, ma Beobet derafi Sc i. e n@sk0-
Diet Hele like oversige Frcs. 10000 90, medmindre h6jpe
Understotese tIstaas den we'd s@rig Bevihng.
EHer Reger, udmbejdede at SkoIekommiss:onen og stnd- UndeeteL
fesede at Guvernementet, tlfMder en del al Diet tlstaaede sens SENS " III
6eIoo 0kolen ellen SkoIerne som dlrekte UndHsotase, a 4r 1S
en- Del anvendes Ill hee Fripadser for Clever fra Konmune-h He Fri
skoen eer fra andre Skoer, hWs Undervisnnng er gfatishyHke pf Ewer f6 @r
frP"dSer eteI skr1tHhg AnsognlD9 der skal we're forsynetc fS@ 1STft
med vekommende Laters Anbefaing, bortgives of Skoe- sea- sfE1r
kommissionen,-og en- Del anvendes til Nedsettese af skoe- pssns i5 for
b@ahn8en for Eiever den eer de understottede Skolor. u9deTtstS
hvIken Neds@tte!se fastSiettes igeledes efter sLriftlgt An ~"
d~gende med yedkommende Lerers AnbefNfng If skoe
commissioner eler deegerede fra denno og ct tlsvHr nde
Antal of Skoens Bestyrese, hvis 81 saaipn f0des, maleat
tnd at SkoIekonm!sHonen eer dennes dele9erele o9 S&oIeAs
Bcsyrer.
, 1912-09-04

af
UnderstOt-.
telsen~
, 1912-09-04

Underst6ttel-
sc til private
hGjere Skoler
] Byerne og
Betingelserne
derfor.
, 1912-09-04

Andragends
ON Under
stottelse.
Underst0ttet-
sens Belob.
, 1912-09-04

1~te az / er
Manned.
Setlngel
Tor Opryk-
nlng til
hUere Gage
tr1h'
, 1912-09-04

Indk ID af
LiVrCnte der
for.
, 1912-09-04

NedIe ggrfse
en- af en- VT
derstCttet
Skole.
, 1912-09-04

LGnning az
Vil.arer for
fast ansatte
Larere,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05

The Rev. pr. Charles \. Eaton, pastor
~ the Madison Avenue Baptist Church,
VIII preach tomorrow morning on The
Glorious Gospel OF the Blessed God His
topic IN IN. evening will Doe - King s
Conflict with the Almighty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.
omciaI Record and Forecast washingtor

Official Record and Forecast. washing ton,
oct. 4.-Therc has been q decided fan ia press
urc over the western half or the country, fol
lowed by q quick recovery IN tho Northwest
with SHOWS end rains and falling temperatures
thrt extend southwark into Nevada, rtoh.
Colorado and Altoona. There were also lgh.
rains Thursday night from the lower lak"
REGION eastward and more showers in the
south.
Temperatures cast Of the Rocky Mountains
show A general rise. and IN The central and
southern plains states summer conditions pre-
vail
Th.ro is a disturbance about three hundred
miles cas-, Of tire Georgia coast. and cautionary
advlces were issued FRIDAY afternoon.
There viii b, rain or fnow Saturday in the
Northwest and the interior Of the extreme
west. with falling temperatures. and during
Sunday night and sunday tho rains viii OK
tomb .sst though the plains states, the central
valleys ana the upper lake region reaching
tho Atlantic coast sunday night or Monday
fl viii be colder Saturday night and sunday
&, the mains states and colder sunday IN the
MINER lake region and the central valleys cN
cent tho upper Ohio. In the East temperature
viii remain comparatively higher.
Storm warnings ara displayed on the South
,rhe ,y,nds long the New England Coast
viii be moderate mostly southwest; middle At
iartic Coast moderate west, Incoming Narl
able. south Atlantic Coast, moderate variable,
mostly northeast Gulf Coast moderate east 10
so1.theast. on the lower lakes. moderate south;
uuper lakes, moderate south Increasing by
Saturday night. , ., ,,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The New York. reported as III miles cast o.
SANDY Hook Al 8 a IN Yesterday, IS expected 70
d9rl, this evening or sunday forenoon.
The Celtic, reported 1913 miles east OF
sandy Hook az 1870 p m yesterday, IS expected
10 dock this forenoon.
The Ivcrula, reported as 2A2 miles cast o,
Sandy Hook NJ II yesterday. is expected
TO dock this afternoon.
The G J. Tictgeu. reported az 1.lGl miles
east OF Sandy Hook at p DO yesterday is *
pcn'cl 20 dock Tuesday forenoon.
Tho Nccksr reported as 775 miles cast OF
Sandy Hook Al j:OG p m yesterday Is eN-
pcctcd 90 dock Monday forenoon.
Tho Rochambcau reported as 40 miles east
Of Sandy Hook yesterday, is expected 70 dock
SUNDAY evening or Monday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Naples, &C, Alice AUST. New York.
Genoa. oct l-AmcrI.s G'aU. Philadelphia ana
New York Via Naples. 4. SaA""'a ''T' N'"
York via Madeira
Providence. via ArGra and Lisbon.
Plymouth oct 4. ,..u m"ha!ser.n Aux I''S
Victoria GER. New York FOR OMcrt"urs ana
Hamburg Hri proceeded. -.
Queenstown. oct T. S 80 m-Hai'l" NEr Ne"
York for Liverpool Osnd lroro"teD -,
Rosario. oct l.t.gntesa "WNI,E 'h.I' "'"
York and Norfolk Via NorfrEtfeo.
Port said. oct EIcmont castle. I'r' N'N
York Via A.giers for Icnaag, Hong h"HS.
Fl.man,le 90, 3-Rreiz Hucl G'r New York
VIA ~ vincent u and Port $atal
Cape Town. OCT , HorteueiHs dar1. We" YORK
Rotterdam ,n o., 3 rlalamshlrc Wr Sew York
Ha "a 20" O., !, 7r MA savao d'o. Ne"
Plymouth. or Z. sos p Cincinnati G'-,
New York 'pr ChsruogrE and Hamburg .ah4
SAILED.
Rotterdam. oct 8-urauium B0 Ne" York
MgorS' SEP, 90 Eurena >uso from riumo'.
Marscill,s. 90, 2-Aquitalne oFr. New York.
Colombo, oct . Mar0Ifeis Gen trpn cal
cuttaD. BOSTON and New Yor" ..,--.,. ,,-,
Queenstown. oct I. 1925 m-Adr.a'c Nri
from Liverpool N"w York
PASSED
Gibraltar, Oct Walton Hall Brl. New YORK
tor Manila and Cehu, Duca o. Aos'a dtal,
IJ2afd. 0c' 4-GrT.ri-. New York Tor plym.
outh. ChCrtoUrE and southampton, reported
bv wireless telegraph 800 miles west Ar d
m. Due ar plymouth about 2.do ~ To-
Brow Heal. o., D. Philadelphia. New York
for plymouth. Clornourg and SOUTHAMPTON.
reported by wlr,,es- telegraph 10 miles
Southwest at 1i5 III. Due al plymouth
shout 2 o. 90 20 morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Friday, October
/, 1912.

Sfr-,..... ,... .p- ,,.,.,.... ...........,
q ~tIICs y. li ~ -, 49, t.r'-, u
I.,nidad - md i:,rI,9.'s - =, - !" nan
.gls. with ~ -.flm and MS srr,r4yr Igs.ry
srlS mai' trS ,Irie5 ~, -, Ia a,
II .36 = m
;t,au..r IaIav.ar. IrIusa,Irbi. 81, the a de
;, 90 win rnIs,' passeI I'm Llr.sral,l.ue al
Has 4 fu
Si.arasr Norf.,rr.t sam, ,usrf. N.,Ico
-.,ut.u'G., ~ -. -. - ana llama .n In
tha Carraui. 'Irsu-sIiariira vim ~ cabin
and "a sf,srar. ,as.,.r,gSrs AM ,,,ise srI,ea
a. tbr a. 40 '''- ''''''''
steamer On al - Iott,s SAVANNAH October
J. TO the OCEAN IS 90 Win passengers ana
udse rassed IN quarantine al :.4s q III.
steamer jamestown. Newport News ami Nor
fox, t" the Old DOMINION - 60, WITH pdss'n
gers ana mdse. Passed IN Quarantine at So
q ~.
steamer san Marcos, Galveston september
"a 70 the Mallory - 60, with passengers ana
mdse. Passed IN SANDY HOOK al 1'l' y ~.
Steamer Huron. Jacksonville OctoDer l ana
charleston :, 10 tn' I.yde - 60 WIN paaa'n
gers ana mdsc. Reported or the h'Bh.aA's AZ
All D. no.
Steamer queen Helena prl, h'luihore V.l'
Iei -, To- u9aIH'. W.T. h'!u' "' '''''''
steamer Teresa tAusO. barcelona August :.
trieste - Fium, september /, PATHS : ana
Orln 49, 90 Phelps Bros n 60. with mds".
Arrived ~ the Bar AZ 1880 y m. 3d.
steamer France G.rl. Havr, September ..
to the Cowpaguic Generate Transatlantlque.
with G&5 first cabin, 3is second cabin ami SO
stcerag" passengers. malls and mise. Arrived
al III" Bar at SOS m.
steamer Princess Anne. Newport News and
Norfolk. To th, O,4 Dominion IS Co. with pas
seugers and mdse Passed In Quarantine az
2.2S y m
Steamer VinIand ,Norl. Vita. cuba. Scp'em-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05

Now York churches Will resume TO-
morrow their autumn schedules. one OF
the important events Of the week was tic
selection of the Rev. Karl IRELAND as rec
tor Of 81 Georges Episcopal Church. the
Rev. Mr. Reiland was formerly assistant
at Grace Church. 10th street and Broad
way. He will have three new assistants
st. Georges IS the parish made famous
b. the Rev. DR. William ;. kaIhSiord'
who has been deposed from the ministry
AZ his own request and IS COINS back TO
Africa To kill game. He was succeeded
bv tho Rev. Dr. Hugh Birckhead, VINO
has gone to Baltimore. The Key. Kan
IRELAND has been rector OF -. andre"
Church. Youkcrs he VIII find q me-"
outlet for his activity in tine shape o. st
Georges Chapel costing $1,000, "i''" -
10 be cousec.atod 10y Bishop '''' '"
Sunday, November 10.
While j. Pierpont MoIGdu. So'n 10"
and X. Fulton Cutting are members oil
his vestry. success in the field is known
not 10 be matter of money. MUCH IN
terest attaches to the new rcctoTs polcy
and also In how ne works II ont.
TIN. St. Nicholas Reformed Church, the
Oldest congregation in New York. mas UNI
dergonc marked changes this SUNNI IT..
The Rev. DR.. Malcolm James Mcleod, Tie
pastor. will return tomorrow and reopen
the church. hut Will preach for a sunday
or two i'm the chapel. The church itself
was injured In some measure by h'aS''uS'
Gallery supports had 10 be str"uslh'h'"'
Ascension Episcopal Church VIII reopen
with the rector. the Rev. Percy ;. Grant
as preacher Here a Rhiueldnu'r organ
has been ovcrhaulcd, and the Interior 81
th, church and chapel have been rciur-
nishcd.
The Filth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church
closed last Sunday for the first time in
years. will have its pastor back to-m"r-
row The closing for one Sunday was
merely FOR cleaning. near he'EhD"r'
the Madison Avenue Reformed 'huTch' -
70 have a. preachers for two Sundays,
first. the Rev. DR.. Hugh Black, of Union
Seminary. and. second the ReN. pi.
Henry van Dyke. OF Princeton. The pas
tor has resigned. and the church is Tor
sale. What It will do when its property
is sold has not been determined.
Negotiations are ON for the sale of the
Union Methodist church. II they 20
through the congregation will be asked to
unite with st. Andrews Methodist church
ON the West Side. now without "a pastor.
s.. Thomass Church has a temporary
structure inside the edifce now building.
This week the side walls have been taken
900, ,I ,,,-rpau.ut walls having been
completed.
4 new altar Is being put into st. chrys-
ostom' Chapel Of Trinity Parish, and an
altar and rcredos into Calvary Church
An elaborate and beautiful roods"rcen
arch IS going into st. Mary the virgins
church. \ now organ has been Installed
along with other improvements 10 Hope
Baptist church. and q new organ Us soon
70 b., placed iu Holy Nativity Episcopal
church The L~noy Avcnu" Disciples.
church has been almost wholly rebuilt 81
"a cost % $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05
SUGAR SUIT TO TRAVEL
It Will Meander Down to New
Orleans Presently.

The governments suit TO dissolve the
American Sugar Refining Company began
last spring, but b, bids fair TO continue
well into 1885, The trust has already
been allowed lgJ days in which 10 present
defence, and this. with the fifteen days
ie01ttal allowed each side, will consume
many months Next Monday Mr. Knapp,
assistant United States District AttOr-
iey and Frank f.. Crawford, chief couu-
SeI Tor the sugar company, will appear
before the Circuit Court OF Appeals, and
l's government representative will ask
10y an extension Of time to present the
Prosecutions case.
N is probable that after several weeks
more are consumed iu hearings in New
4'ik the PROCEEDINGS viii be transferred
l't time % another point, probably New
Orleans
Nearly one thousand exhibits have been
expended To- the record by the govern
|''IS lawyers, and several large, heavy
VI" cases are transported 10 the hearing
gen day by portcrs Three private
..'seTs We're used yesterday by w Ed
"a'o Foster controller Of the company,
,.ie Die testified. These lcdgers are care
--'F locked. and when not i'm use are
',.'ool 0y clerks from tho trusts Office.
"'' roster was examined concerning
formation of the American Coffee
g'NponE go 1890 when the American
-sa' Refining Company began its war
''y'eH'e Brothers During the after
~, ,y'' Charles %. Warren. president Of the
'..'s"n Sugar Refining Company APP
GO ana had a private talk with Mr..
>''"iord and Mr. Kuapp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05
MAY END COMMISSION PLAN
Court Orders Spokane to Vote on New
Form Of Government.

Spokane. Wash oct. A-The state SUI
rreme court has upheld the ruling OF the
Superior Court of Spokane County or
dering AN election in Spokane to vote
upon a proposed amendment 10 the city
charter changing the present commits
sion form Of government back to the
Mayor and councilmen system
Spokane has been under the commits
sion form Of government, less than two
years. II is expected that the proposed
change TO the old system will be voted
on early i'm November.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05
7RANOTS HOPE IN DIX
PARDON Alone Can Free Valet,
Holds Justice KELLOGG.

p ,,'yany' oct In holding that Judge
~, bad no power TO grant a new
y, '', 10 Foulko T.. Brandt. former valet
LII a''ruiner j.. schff, Justice II. r. Kel-
80 'l the Supreme Court. decides that
V'e can help Brandt except the Gov
NJ, through his pardoning power.
ihe decision, which concerns soco,d
NJ Dp''a'lon Tor a writ Of habeas corpus,
-, I'St reached Attorney General Car
,.y ana upholds the position he has
p,n ih tho case from the beginning.
"1' IS serving sentence Of thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05
IRANSPAClslC MAILS.

Dcstiaation and steamer. IN y. y. I'M
Japan Corea, China tvia Seattle
Lord Derby ........... lousy gov
'I licss G0r Tar na wa l4.o oct. H. $50
Jsulu, MaTqlesdsr Cook lsidnds'
IeaIsnd. Australia via san o.,o
Francisco --Ai0ana .............. Oct H. o''V
JapaI, JOr.a, emma, Philippines , an,
wa \iuCrIU-Empress u Japau.OEt' H. 0'o'
Hawai-, samoan Islands. New "e"-
ii sco-sonJ a.a wa '' oct II. $50
Fiji Islands, samoan ISLANDS NeW
Zealand, Australia (yia NictoriD -. c,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05
CUT RATES FOR JOHN D.
7rifIino Commission When he
Took S2,4O0,000 Bonds.
ARCHBOLD STAYS AWAY
Mr. Untermyer Wouldn't Dis
commode Him if It's Incon-
venient for Him to Attend.

,ru u Arrhbold. president Of the
s..r5a-I oil Company Of New Jersey.
"a ~, aruear at the offices of Samuel
,.1.l~ry,~ Yesterday 10 tell what ne
-. about the dissolution Of the stand
'' ON company. which II. c. Pierce
..,oo5s has not been dissolved ana
,,,s "a good deal of disappointment
...t.,..na was served on Mr.. Archbold
go, re arrived az Quarantine on tho
,,...sr. ON THURSDAY, but he went 10
..,,,yr TIa would attend at time
convenient 20 himself, II was UNI
,,t NJ. Tutormycr having given
..,rr IL "a conference on Thursday
rfro that Doc did not wish 10 discom-
node Mr. ArChbo'd.
,ro-rsr incident OF IN" session was the
...,,,ry of "a broker that John u. Rookie
,,r.- was the ultimate customer to whom
HE issue Of bonds handled 10y Blair a
e., Arrl was consigned. About
.,,.fo WAS represented in the deal. but
,,- Rockefeller had TO pay only a
.-,po~.s sixteenth lot commission, being
.brokor' himself
Richard =. TiusIcN treasurer OF the
s,,r5srG oh company of New York, was
,.r,e5 10 the stand after three nov wit
.s charles w Eurtis, Herbert c..
,rrrisr,s and Thomas j. Williams. had
,.r SWORN and excused lie was asked
.,. m. Indebtedness OF the Anglo
,-,,-i.ag OIL Company 10 the Standard
on ro,ruguv Of New York, assumed 10y
-..1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05
University Place PRESBYTERIAN Church

Cor OF 10th st. Zone block west from Bway)p
GEORGE ALEXANDER, d. D, Pastor. Ser
vices tomorrow az II A. NJ. and p. NJ At
the morning service the Pastor will preach.
In the afternoon OF tomorrow the Sacran,ent
Of the Lords Supper viii be observed at 4
O'CLOCK. AZ :lS evening service Rev. o.
clyde Weist VIII preach. Wednesday eycn-
ing service at o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05

ports viii have mpIcrat" southwest winds b"
InTuIug variable with fair weather TO the
Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Iocalliies.-ior La.t-
crn New York. fair to-day aud SUNDAY; hSht
10 moderate winds, becoming NoHth.
For New England. far to-day ana SUNDAY
underat. southwest and south winds
For Virginia. Delaware ANA ~" Jersey
fair today ana SUNDAY. Hight io moderate
variable winds.
For Wrst virginia. fair and warmer Satur-
day. sunday, increasing cIoudih's'. ram HI
night.
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Highest temperature YESTERDAY, 80 ,s es i.s'
(at $50 p. M: lowest 81. average W, altl
age for corresponding date last year; ot. - -.
years. 20 , cu,day.
Local forecast: Fair today ana SuhuaS .
Hight to moderate winds. becoming sou'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-05

Local Official Record. 1.-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows me
changes in temperature for Oh" ISst t""nl-
four hours. in comparison with the correspohf-
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
PRESBYTERI&N.
Central PRESBYTERIAN Church

WEST 5TTH ST, NEAR BROADWAY.
Rev. WILTON MERLE-SMITT d. D., Pastoes
Rev G. \. JOHNSTON ROSS. ". A..
VIII occupy the pulpit at both services
until the Pastors return IN November.
Services 10 morrow: At IL A. NJ. Preaching
90 Evening Service; 4:8o p NJ, Communion.
l.. NJ. rally OF Sabbath School, with
special exercises.
Devotional Service Wednesday evening at =
conducted by Rev. James u. Cochran.
ALI, WELCOME,
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preacher in the evening, at o'clock, will
be the Rev. Stanley Brown.
The Rev Dr.. Anthony RI. Evans, pas
tor, will preach at the West Park Pres
hyterian Church tomorrow at II a. m,
on Renewing the Supreme Relationship"
and at p. m, Oh The Life that Counts
for Something"
The Rev. Thomas Il. Sicer will preach
tomorrow morning at All Souls Church
on The Appeal Of Great city TO the
Mind Of Christ"
The Value of the Bible from the View
point Of the Lawyer" will be the subject
OF an address to be given by George b.
Class at the Harlem branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association to-
morrow afternoon.
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Tho pulpit Of the Free Synagogue will
bc occupied tomorrow morning 10y Israel
Abrahams. reader IN rabbinic at Cam
bridge University. England, and author OF
Jewish Life i'm tho Middle Ages Mr..
Abrahams is expected TO arrive in Amer
lea tomorrow and will speak on "The Re
ccssiOnal"
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Guantanamo, Santiago, Ward - 1870 m
Apache, jacksonville, Clyde, - 1900 m
e. OF Atlanta, saNdunsn SAY $500 y m
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years in the state prison for robbing his
former employer.
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4 series Of lectures on christianity
and Modern Thought" will be given at the
gad street Young Mems Christian Assoct-
alton beginning tomorrow and continu-
ing for thirty consecutive Sunday after
moons between and o'clock.