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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-13
DR.. RUSBY TELLS
Of milk DANGER

Before the Mems Club Of the First
Presbyterian Church last night Dr..
Henry H. Rusby spoke on the danger
of impure milk, as sold by the small
corner groceries and the improper con-
ditions which prevail In many bakeries,
ice-cream parlors and restaurants.
Two hundred thousand babies lose
their lives every year in the United
States through the conditions prevail
ing, said Dr.. Rusby, and the only relief
from the conditions which arise from
hasty inspection of groceries, bakeries
and ioe-cream parlors and restaurants
by local authorities was looking after
the honesty Of the adults as well as
caring for the health of the children.
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INCREASE IN NUMBER OF
BIBLE SCHOOL PUPILS.

The Bible school of the Forest Hill
Presbyterian Church has grown so
rapidly during the last veal hat both
morning and afternoon sessions are
held to accommodate the increase in
pupils. The erection of the new 500, 900
church during the summer will remedy
this overcrowding featuse.
The newly-elected Sabbath school
officers for the term consist of Hamil-
ton It. Disbrow, superintendent; Percy
r. Nuessle. assistant superintendent;
James Duguid, jr.. secretary; Seymour
H~aulenbeck, treasurer; Mrs. Charles
G. Nuessle, financial secretary; Henry
Bechtoldt, librarian, and Rev. John E.
Parmly. Charles H. Jewett and Miss
Mabel Denton, governors.
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PROPOSES RAILROAD TO BE
OWNED BY GOVERNMENT.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-A move
ment in the direction of government
owned public utilities was begun yes
terday when Senator Smith, of Michl-
gan, introduced a bill providing for the
construction of a railroad, under d.
rection of the President. In Alaska. 1T
was referred to the committee Pm ter
ritories.
There is certain to be much vigorous
opposition to the measure, and 1t La
unlikely to pass the Senate at this seq
sion of Congress.
The bill provides that 1000 miles Of
railroad shall be constructed in Alaska.
The Alaska Railway Commission is
created to supervise the work under In
.structions from the President. 1t must
comprise five members to be appointed
By the President
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ST. LUKE'S MEMS CLUB
GIVES PLAYLET AND SUPPER,

A sketch, Our Busy Ladies' Aid"
was presented under the auspices of
the Mems League of st. Luke's Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, in the edifioe
last evening. The affair was directed
by Miss Lucy j. Stephens, the organ
ist. who contributed several piano Sc
lections, and E. Arthur Evans.
Fourteen young women and three
men comprised the talent that enacted
the characteFs Ia the sketch.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TEMPLE tsmnaD.
: NichoH street, near Pacific street--Seventh
aLntyersary or the temple will be celebrated
on SUNDAY evening 7:8o O'Clock. Mrs. Add
tne children; Mr.. and Mrs. T. Westcott VIII
sing, so!os by Miss Clara Baurdouin. The at
tenoanoe mas greatly Increased. The templa
- ofo"aed with children from 9 years and up
pie, We also celebrate thirteen years IN chill
dren's work in the Ironbound District.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS,
ASSOCIATION Masonic Hall, second floor.
arcade 9 building, eSl Broad street-Tomorrow,
speak. Evening services 8.iS and 1850 cscsouk'
Perean Bible studies, conducted bv Mr. was.
dom An are cordially invited to attend. Geata
free. No collections.
RESCUE HOME, 10 Spring street-s,vter
q afternoon service on sunday. she expounds
the word OF GOD wonderfully. Don't TAI TO
hear her. In the evening Sister G. A. Gina
mons. BrotheT. siokens, Gorges, Lenny, Ben
Dale and various other workers will tskss
part. Special singing. HalIeIufah saroicss
held continually. Everybody welcome Mrs
Miller. orsenist; William Lenny, musical IN
rector.
THE PEOPLES TEMPLE, IA Central ave-
~nue-Pabtie Watkins leads Gospel tannarsnca
rally tonight, Song and praise service torncr-
row at 4 and 8. Mr., q. M, Barss will make
the afternoon address. Mrs. Lindsay will eins
always welcome.
TEE sALvAT1oN ARMY CORPS No. ., 20
O'clock. Sunday. 1890 a. m. Sunday school
ssryios at the b., [. & W. R. R. square at
a m ? p. Good singing. and helpful talks at
81. Mrs. Adtutant Baird aad Csptain Den
han ~ nsssgp
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Thomas B. Lillybridge has been
elected president of the Newark City
Baptist Union for the ensuing year.
Miss Jessie C. Joralemon will officiate
as treasurer.
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printed especially for these occasions.
will be sung by the congregation. On
next Wednesday evening the session
of the church will tender a reception
to Rev. DR.. and Mrs. w. J. Dawson
and family In the church parlors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-13

The twenty-sixth annual convention
of the New Jersey Christian Endeavor
Union will be held in the First Re
formed Church, New Brunswick, on
October 2, 3 and 4.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-13

Rabbi Solomon Foster, of the B'nai
Jeshurun Temple, this city, is attend
ing the annual Central Conference of
American Rabbits at Baltimore, Md.
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NnTICEs.

and prayer Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Strangers are cordially invited to ell the ssrv-
ices of the church. All seats are free.
ST. LUKE's METHODIST 4 episcopal.
Rev. James II. Macdonald, pastor. In the
morning the pastor Will preach on ''How We
Enter the Way" In the evening his topic
VIII be THE Masters Call and the Fisher
mans Response" Young Mems Union ia the
chapel at e:15. Sunday school session at 2:B0.
Epworth League devotional service at o:46.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST
CHURCH, Broad and Marshall streets-Rey.
George p. Dousherty, minister. 1920 a. M,
sermon by the minister. 2:s0 .. M, Sunday
school. p. m, Epworth League. 7:4B D. M,
sermon by the minister. Mr.. Dougherty Will
preach next Sunday both morning and eve
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Rev. David Stuart Hamilton, rector
of st. Pauls Episcopal Church, in
Paterson, will fill the pulpit of Trinity
Church, this city, tomorrow morning.
AS an effort has been made to secure
him as successor to the late Rev. DR..
Louis S. Osborne as rector of Trinity
Church, a large congregation will turn
out to greet him.
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CONTRALTO TO BEGIN SIXTH
YEAR AT NEWARK CHURCH.

Mrs. Theodore G. Stats. the talented
contralto %soloist, at the Clinton Ave-
nue. Reformed Church. this city. who
has filled most a~cceptably that posi-
ton In the local choir for the past Ave
years, 1t is understood, will begin her
sixth term on May 1.
Mrs. Stats is one of Newark's most
accomplished singers, and during the
past year has frequently been heard at
private and public recitals and con-
certs. Prior to coming to this city she
was prominently identified with choir
and concert work In Philadelphia
Mrs. Staats's associates in the local
choir will be James Philipson, musical
director; Mrs. Lillian M. FINLAND, So
prano Alfred ]. Soden, tenor, and
Elmer q. Ross, bass.
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lJNg !!
olEsEPLE

"How Can We Enrich Our Sab
baths?' will be the Christian Endeavor
Bible reading topic for tomorrow.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST,
PARAMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH. Fair
mount avenue. near Bank street-Preaching
by the pastor. George e. Lombard. 1920 a,
M, The Optimism of Jesus" 7:45 .. m,
Seven Bright Links in the Chain Of Grace"
Sunday school 2:80. Young peoples meeting
$40. All welcome, Seats free.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH. East Kinney
street, near Broad-Rev. Clark IT. Brownell,
the pastor on The Second Mile.' Evening
service $40; subject, After the Resurrec-
ton Sunday school 2:8o. Young people GAS.
Midweek service. Thursday, 7:45.
FIRST APTIs PBDDIE MEMORIAL
CHURCH, corner Broad and Fulton streets
Rev, Thomas ]. villers, I. D.. pastor. Morn
Power of An Endless Life" Bible school at
II; Ivan P. Flood. superintendent. At T:45
the first Illustrated address on miracles That
Of tho church will be told by the aid Of pic
lures from such great painters as Raphael,
bore. Millais Westlake. Won Schnorr and
EPISCOPAL.
81. STEPHENS PRopEsTANT EPIsCo-
PAL Clinton and Elizabeth ave-
s a. M. 1915 a. m. TAB p. m. Sunday sshSoi
Q p. m
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Summer avenue and Kearny street
-Servtceg 1890 and 7:80. The pastor Rev.
George g. Vogel, D.. D., win preach in the
evening on 1.-THE Risk lin Religion" Some
Of the choicest selections OF the Easter music
VIII be rendered at night. The music is
simply great! Sunday school ia held at 2i8O
p. mY and classes for everybody. Seats al
ways free and filled. A hearty welcome to ali.
FRANKLIN STREET METHODIST
CHURCH. opposite the City Hall
anney-Willism Eakins. the pastor. will
preach. 1890 q, m, THE Lords Day" 7s4D
?. M, The Pharisees of Other Days" 2so
P. M. sabbath school. e:4o p. m, vesper serv-
Toe. e;Bo a. m, prayer meeting
~ROsDvILLE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Orange street and Bathgate place
Dorr Frank Diefendorft minister. Morning
The Gracious Mission of the Friends Of
Christ" Evening worship and sermon at Tao
Ideals Of Youth Mems assembly ia noon.
Sunday school 2:9o .. M. Epwosth League
vsspsr ssExioe oAs 2 n. Boys, CUB ysspsr
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At the North Reformed Church last
evening Rev. Gabriel Mcguire delivered
a lecture on AN Irishman in the
Juffgles of Africa" He is a fluent
and attracted a large attend
anca.
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UNIvERsALIsT

lev. Henry r. Rose, Minigtar.
OF THE REDHEMnH. Broad.
magonaliy opposite City H~all-Unveilins Of
The Hundredth Sheep Religious school at
10 Kindergarten at IL. Beautifully illus
1ateo lecture at 7:46 on Tn Land OF Lorna
Doone.' Two services you must moi yrias
tuesday night. lecture by Mr.. Rose on .srhe
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formed Church, New Brunswick, on
October 2, 3 and 4.
At the North Reformed Church last
evening Rev. Gabriel Mcguire delivered
a lecture on AN Irishman in the
Juffgles of Africa" He is a fluent
talker and attracted a large attend
ance.-
The seventh annual entertainment
and reception Of the Mems Club of St.
Stephens Episcopal Church will be
held in the parish hall on Tuesday
evening, April 90. William J. Fader is
chairman of the committee.
Work is being pushed on the C
walton for the new Young Women's
Christian Association building in
Washington street. It is anticipated
by the official board that the structure
will be formally opened next April.
A supper and reception will be held
under the auspices of the Mems Club
of the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian
Church in the parlors. on Friday even
ing. April 26. The president, John
Squire, will assist the committee.
Miss Lillian Titus has been reap
pointed as organist at the Roseville
Baptist Church at Warren street and
Gould avenue. Special music will be
rendered at both services tomorrow.
On Sunday next, April q, forty hours
devotion will be solemnized in st. Bird
gets and st. Charles's Catholic
churches. this city. and at Lady Help
of Christians Church, East Orange.
Several local pastors will participate
in the reception to be rendered Rev.
DR.. and Mrs. William J. Dawson in
the parlors of the First Presbyterian
Church on mex Wednesday evening.
Prize bowling will be a feature of
the reception and dance to be held by
the Young Ladies' Sodality of st.
Mary's Catholic Church at Casino
Hall, High and William streets, on
next Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mollie Chaplin Yoss, of this
city, will begin her duties as con-
tralto soloist in the choir of the Third
Presbyterian Church as successor to
Mrs. H. c. Connell, resigned, on Sun
day, May 5.
"Girls and Young Women will be
the subject of an address to be made
by Mrs. Dwight Elwood Potter, of New
York, in the Central Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening.
A card party and reception will be
conducted by the st. Charles Dramatic
Club, of ST. Charles Borromeo's Catho-
lie Church In the Kruger Auditorium
on Wednesday evening. May Is. The
proceeds will be devoted to the new
parish school fund.
Rev. Oscar E.. Braune, pastor of st.
Johns German Lutheran Church, at
Avon avenue and South Tenth street,
has beer appointed chaplain of the
First Regiment, N. G. N. j., by Col
onel John D. Fraser, with the rank of
captain.
A delegation of knights of Colum-
bus from Elizabeth will attend the an
nual holy hour service of New Jersey
Chapter in st. Joseph's Catholic
Church this city, on next sunday
morning, April 81. Rev. Edward f,
Quirk, of st. Joseph's Church, will
conduct the services.
In the Old First Presbyterian
Church, Rev. DR.. w. j. Dawson will
preach at 1890 a.. H.. and 7:45 D. m
The subject of his evening sermon
will be 1.-THE Apostate.' This is the
.-z.a -ovI..to4 po,,~ oo-,I~- Co.
day evening addresses to be delivered
during the Sunday nights of April. Mr.
Dawson will speak April 81 on "Tht
sensualfst." and April 20 on 18th,
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At the mems meeting at the Y. M.
C. A. tomorrow afternoon at S:45
o'clock Miss Gwendolyn Anthistle will
read "The Lost Word by Henry Van
Dyke, and several musical selections
will be rendered by Miss Frances
O'Rourke, soprano. The orchestra will
also play.
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METHODIST pRoTnsrANr.

METHODIST PROTESTANT
CAuHCH, Pomeroy avenue. corner Maple
pastor. Morning worship 1O:46. sacrament 81
me Lords Supper and baptism with recep-
Taon OF members; sermon subject. "a walk
Win Jesus At ESQ, Sunday school and
Bible class. Gas. Christian EndeavorsI NV
nins worship 7;4J; special music by choir
rom 3antasa, Love Triumphant" soloists.
Wise Enniiy Age. soprano: Mr.. JAMES SEW
moqr Hart tenor. Sermon topic. The Book
OF Liie.I Monday. grand rally OF young PEG
PIC . societies In the Arlington M. e.. Church.
IuesdaT. choir rehearsal. Weduesdav ESQ
Junior Christian Endeavor; 8 D. m, PRAYER
anu praise service. Friday evening, monthly
meeiinEi local presehers; association and mems
Sa IN you are cordially welcome to efis home
me church. Why not make Bsulah your
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r.

CLINTON AVENUE RBFoEA5pn c,.rypc,,
Clinton avenue and Haisey street--Rsy. Al,
oertus 7. Brock, minister. Morning yusdain
az iO'oO, at which the Rev. Lewis B. Cham
Inc pastor will preach Bible school az $40
2. m Christian Endea vor vespers at \
Strangers are cordially invited.
NORTH REFORMED CHURCH, Broad and
Bridge streets-Rev. Lucas Boeya. ssa,vssn ~
minister in charge. Morning worship 1880
O'Clock. Evening worship 7:45 O'Clock. Morn
ing Sunday school $50 O'Clock, Afternoon
Sunday school 2:45 O'Clock. East Newark and
Italian Missions at 2:80 o'clock. Christian
Endeavor Society at e;s5 o'clock. The Rev
j. Beyeridse Lee, d. D., of PhiIadelphis- viii
preach at 1890 and 7;4B. wa"
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Rev. Nelson B. Chester. of Caldwell,
has succeeded Rev. John Mcdowell,
pastor . of the Park Presbyterian
Church, as moderator of the Newark
P~resbytery. Rev. Davis w. Lusk, for
mer divine of the Sixth Church, will
continue his labors as superintendent
of the religious extension department.
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The seventh annual entertainment
and reception Of the Mems Club of St.
Stephens Episcopal Church will be
held in the parish hall on Tuesday
evening, April 90. William J. Fader is
chairman Of the committee.
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ST. STEPHENS -PRoTEsTANT EPIsCo-
PAL CHuRCH Clinton and Elizabeth ave-
nues-Rev. -. A. WATSON, pastor. Services
3 g. M. 1898 a. m, 7:46 p. m. Sunday school
0 y. m
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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN cysry1~Ez
TTdinson- Belmont and Madison avenues
io:4o. the seventy~hfth anniversary Address
99y Or. King: $3.50. seventy-nfth anniversary
8t46. Endeavor. 7:4b, young womenS avsn,ne.
address by Mrs. Dwight Elwood Potter. spe,
v : : music at All services Strangers and
THH OLD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH m
Broad street, near Merket-strangers are
heartily. welcomed. Or. w. J. Dawson, pas
i ae' will Viii d pIsSsh e. E. 1870 ssso, e N ana 1;as 2. r.
dresses during the Sunday evenings Of April.
His subject with be 1.-THE Apostaee." Special
ssymns wiz be used; All departments Of the
class at 2:30. Mr.. n. A. Coszens, leader. The
adult Bible class at 4, Mr.. ]. p. Dusenberry.
teacher. Christian Endeavor at e;46, Meeting
Tor prayer ana praise Tuesday evening at 5
O'CLOCK This Will be a union meeting Of the
south Park, the Third and the old First Pres
bytersan churches.
SOord FAkk PRESBY THRLAN CHURCH,
copper OF Clinton avenue and Broad street.
Re@. Lyman Whitney Allen, d. D., pastor;
Sev w. Douglass Buchanan, assistant pa stor
b WE Dr.. a. A, m;; congregational % Worship: sermon
2i45 p, m, parish Bible school. 4 D. M. con
eregatlonai worship; sermon by Or. Allen:
Ices; ESQ p. M. Sabbath school. I p M.
cniidren's praise service and Y. p. 8. T. nj
. p m, congre irrational worship; sermon nv
terrain Church.
H THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Broad street, opposite the City Haii-Robert
scott lnglis, minister. Services: Morning,
1890; evening. 7:45. Sabbath school 2;so D.
cordial Invitation extended 10 all these sery-
ices. Subjects for tomorrow's sermons: Morn
i az "A Cry From the Dark oontinent;'' Mr.
wii assist the pastor. pvening. sermon BY
the pastor The Sin Of the City" Miss
A a ehe Axe; yiolinist, villa assist the eAofr
III WIG AHlG ERrUtnA
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Rev. T. Arid Moffat, pastor of the First
Congregational Jube Memorial Church,
will speak to the Vance class of the
North Reformed Church tomorrow after
noon on THE Lankiest Letter in the
Alphabet"
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At the North Reformed Church Rev.
DR.. J.. Beveridge Lee. of Philadelphia,
will occupy the pulpit both morning
and evening. Last Sundays Easter
music will be repeated in part, revers-
ing the order at the two services last
Sunday. Mrs. Dodge-Derby will be the
soloist.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
PARK SKATERS SEE ROBINS
Bill" Snyder Interprets Prairie
Dog Prediction of Spring.

Skating and robins Such was the con-
trast in Central Park yesterday On the
fagpole over the Arsenal fluttered the flag
with the red ball, while on one OF the lawns
near the building two strutting robins gave
an indication of spring, and that was not
the only contrast which was noticed in the
park Among the hundreds who watched
the skaters skimming over the ice were
some women who had on straw hats.
"Its been many year since / saw
.sprng and winter so near together" said
one Of the park policemen. "Bilr Snyder,
head keeper of the menagerie. was sure that
The back Of winter had at last been broken.
What impressed the conviction on his mind
more than anything else was the sight of
al the prairie dog colony basking in the
sun
when the prairie dogs come out OF their
holes you car bet It's all over with win
ter. and believe me-" said Snyder
There were fully twenty thousand visitors
TO the menagerie yesterday, the greatest
number since the pleasant days OF early
fall This was also true of the New York
Geological Park. Curator Ditmars thought
there had been about $4,000 visitors during
the course of the day Many of the houses
were crowded all the afternoon.
Frequenters of the bridlepaths in Central
Park and on Riverside Drive were out In
large numbers In the forenoon.
There was skating on the lake in Van
Cortlandt Park all day and into the even
irg The Ice there Is still in fair condi-
New-York tribune., 1912-02-19
"COPS" RESCUE iIFESAvERS
Three Men in a Boat Crawl on
Ice Floe for Safety.

Three members Of the United States VOL
unteer Iifesaving crew of the Oak foiit'
Long Island. station. while cruising III
Long Island Sound were rescued from an
ice foe yesterday afternoon by Sergeant
Fordham and Patrolmen McNaught ana
Sheehan, Of police launch 7. at the foot OF
East 10th street
The rescued men were William Franklin
Louis Hanlon and Harry Adams The llie-
savers had read of the rescue Of eight peo-
ple from the launch Morrisania on Satul-
day. and seeing the waters around the
islands at the entrance to the Sound fuli
of ice, thought others might be In DANGER
so they took an 1S-foot skiff from the YAK
Point Station, started out yesterday atter-
noon and began pulling about North anu
South Brother islands and Riker's Island.
Near Riker's Island they were caught IN
an ice jam, and the current sweeping the
big blocks of ice against the sides of their
boat soon made them realize their danger.
One big cake of ice crushed hole In the
side OF their boat, and 1t began 10 leah.
They began baling, but the water gained
on them, and they decided to pull the boat
up on an ice foe as far as possible ana
signal for help.
Men on the police launch saw the siShai
and made a swift run to the edge OF the
ice foe The speed of their launch was
then lowered and they got alongside the
damaged boat and took off the three men
and attached a hawser to the damaged
skff, They were landed at Barretto Polnt'
on the Sound, and went home, little the
worse for their eNDerienCe.