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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
CHARGE HICKEY
Of new GRIMES
Several Cities Would Fasteu
Child Murder on Con.
fessed Buffalo Boy.

Buffalo. N. T.. Dec. 2.-The police
received today several dispatches re-
lating to the death or disappearance of
children tn various cities and request
ing that J. Frank Hickey, the con-
on charge Of kkilling 7-year-old 10.
seph Josephs. Of Lac wanna. he ques.
toned regarding them.
A dispatch from Superintendent
Mcouaide of the department of Safety,
Pittsburgh, Pa, told Of an assault on
Lawrence Freil. 14-year-old boy OF
Allegehny in December, 1909. The as
sault resembled to marked degree
the manner in which Hickey has con-
fessed that he put to death the Jo-
sephs and Kruck boys. Young Friel
was given whiskey. strangled and left
to die in q vacant house. Edward P.
Adams, a 9-year-old boy Of Kane. Pa.
has been missing since December.
1910. and the local police have been
asked to investigate.
cases today. In his confession he told
of but three homicides, the killing of
Edward Morey of Lowell, Mass. by
poison in 1888: the strangulation Of
Michael Kruck. the New York news
boy in 1902. and of the Josephs boy in
1911. He has repeatedly stated that
these are the only victims he has
killed.
Hickey attended the prison church
services Sunday. Geo. Josephs faith.
er of the murdered hoy. called at the
prison but was not permitted to see
Hickey.
This afternoon Hickey will be ar
raigned before Superme Court Jus
tice Brown to plead to the Indictment
charging him with killing the Josephs
boy. He will enter the formal plea
of not guilty and will be remanded to
Jail to await trial. for which. 1t is un.
derstood, special criminal term Of
court has been called.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
DROPPED 1000
FEET TO DEATH
Baloonist, Attempting Para
chute Leap, Killed in
Long Fall.

Jacksonville. Fla. Dec. c.--Richard
Frayne. an aeronaut, fell 1000 feet
Sunday afternoon and was instantly
killed. Three hundred people wit
messed the accident.
The aeronaut was thrown from his
seat in the parachute Immediately
after he cut loose from the balloon.
His body landed in a driveway of
Evergreen cemetery near here. Every
bone in his body was broken.
With Jack Crosby, his companion,
Frayne ascended at the tri-county
fair here late Sunday afternoon.
Frayne's parachute opened success
fully. but it is believed he failed to
place his hands in the safety wrist
lets. the momentary halting of the
descent upon the opening of the para
chute hurting him from his seat.
Frayne's home was at Lowell,
Mass. He was 25 and unmarried
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
Depicts Peace Terms.

Paris. Dec. 2.-Thc Constantinople
correspondent Of the Temps gives.
under reserve. the main lines Of 4
peace scheme AS outlined by Turkish
Semi-otticisl sources. According to
this scheme. Greece gets Epirus, Ser
via gets Old Servia and Novipazar.
and Bulgaria gets Thracc. following
the frontier from Midia to Dcdeag-
hatch or Kavala. but excluding AL
rianople. which remains connected
with Constantinople and the Darda-
nelles. Autonomy is to be granted
to Macedonia, with Saloniki as the
capital. Albania minus part cedcd
to Montenegro and also the provinces
are placed under the sovereignty of
the Balkans. The final condition is
the admission of Turkey to the Balkan
league.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
TRY HUMAN BOMB

He Threatened tn Dynamite the Police
Station and Occupants.
Los Angeles. Dec. 2.-The trial of
Carl Rtedelbach. the "hu,nan bomh,"
who threatened to dynamite the police
station and its occupants. was set for
December by Judge Willis of the
criminal department Of the superior
court.
Riedelbach. who previously had as
serted he was capable Of conducting
his own case" told Judge Willis to-
day that he had neither an attorney
nor the money to employ one. so the
court appointed counsel to defend
him.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
Disarmed rownspeonle.

Athens. Dec. 2.-The military SOW
ernor of Saloniki. effectually to pre-
serve order. has disarmed the whole
population without distinction of race
or religion.
An official message from Chios, in
the Aegean sea says the Greek army
is proceeding slowly but surely. The
Turkish troops are surrounded and
the Greeks have occupied all the forti-
fled positions. A Greek warship has
bombarded and demolished the Ha-
giipatcrcs monastery which the Turks
We're using as store house.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
EXPIRING CONGRESS ENTERS UPON ITS
FINAL SESSION WITH A mixed PROGRAM
Says There is
To Be No Step
Backward Now

Washington, Dec. 2.-Chair.
man Sulzer Of the foreign affairs
committee OF the house and tho
govern0r.clect Of New York in .
tortatemcnt here today said that
IEew treaty with Russia now Is
y " negotiated, aud that the
Uh Estates will "take no step
back ~. on the question OF
discrim> = against the AMcr'i.
can passp IN
Mr.. Sulsea ared the passage
BY the house. year ago. Of the
resolution demanding the abro-
cation Of the Russian treaty Of
1882 because Of discrimination by
that nation against Americans Of
Jewish descent. The treaty ex-
pires January 1.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
|DELAY SIGNING
OF ARM|ST|CE
TILL TUESDAY
Greek Delegate Failed to Ar
rive Sunday-May Ex-
ten over Four Days.
BULGAR DEAD
NUMBER 10000
over $4,000 Have Been Wounded up
= to Present Time Says Newspapcr
correspondent Who had Opportuni.
ty Of Seeing Reports in War Omce.

Berlin. Dec. 2.-The Rulpa.
rfanS alone have lost 10000 kin.
ca and 10000 wounded since the
De&1nning of the war, according
70 a dfspatch from Budapest to
Tagcblatt. '' ="
a newspaper correspondent on
his way hack from the front and
while passing through Sofia. he
declares. lc saw the official re.
ports OF the Bulgarian war ofIice.
London, Dec. 2.-The signature of
the protocol Of the armistice be-
tween the Balkan allies and Turkey
which was expected yesterday, has
been postponed until Tuesday, as the
Greek delegate has not vet received
the necessary authority from his eoy-
ernment. 1t Is rumored that. in addi-
tion to the Balkan troops just land
at peadeaghatch. another large force
OF Gree ktroops from Salonica is at
sea, and 1t is suggested that Greece
may delay signing the armistice in
order to enable these troops to arrive
lat their destination. which Is supposed
to be the Gulf of saros In Galiipoli.
II is understood that the armisticc
Will extend for about a fortnight, if
necessary. and cover the whole field
|of operations. The difficulty with re-
spect to the beleaguered garrisons of
Scutari and Adrianople is heing sur
mounted by permitting them to re-
ceive daily rations during the armis-
tice. The plenipotentiaries appears to
have been concerned. so far. solely in
arranging the armistice. but peace
conference is expected to commence
Immediately. probably at Sofia, and as
Bulgaria has already shown greater
forebearance than had been looked
for in waving her demand for the
surrender Of Adrianople, while, at the
same time. Turkey cannot hope to Sc
cure better conditions by continuing
the war. a strong feeling is entertain
ed that the last shot in the war will
have been fired when the armistice is
lsigned.
There is little doubt. however, that
the peace negotiations will be Diff
lcult and protracted. The question Of
holding European smbaSsadorial
conference is still undecided, but the
international situation is much more
peaceful. The Servian government
denies the reported preparations for a
conflict with Austria. while the Aus
trian press is much less bellicosc.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
King Directed Firing.

Rieka, Montenegro. Dec. Fixing
Nicholas. accompanied by the crown
prince. arrived at staff headquarters
at Gruda yesterday. The king made
stirring address to the troops and
afterward visited the positions and
gave orders for the disposition of the
attacking forces. The heavy guns
bombarded Scutari for two hours in
the afternoon. Many shells fell IN
the middle of the town. The king
personally directed the attack.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
Oppose Proposed Conference.

Paris, Dec. 2.-According to in
formation received in official circles
in Paris Sir Edward Grey's suggestion
for conference of the ambassa doris
to consider the Balkan settlement is
meeting with opposition from mem
hers of the Triple Alliance who desire
that the conference shall be held in 4
neutral city. such as Berne. The
Hague or Brussels. ana not in the
capital of one OF the powers interest,"
o1
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
Scrvian Reports Denied.

Belgrade, Dec. 2.-An official state
ment denies reports that Servia is
frontier and fortifying Belgrade and
other towns. The statement says:
The government has not sent. and
is not sending, Il single soldier to the
northern frontier. 1t is for.ifying
neither Belgrade nor any other town
on the Danube or Save. as any one
can convince himself with his own
eyes. On the contrary. the govern
ment is doing everything possible 20
avoid superfluous conflict
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
JAPAN HAS CRISIS

Emperor May Refuse to Acccpt Res.
+ ignation Of Minister Of War. II, g.
Toxic, Dec. "A cabinet crisis has
arisen over the refusal Of the ministe,
Of war. Lieutenant General Uyehera,
to accept a cabinet decision rejecting
the scheme for increasing the military
forces in Korea. He resigned today.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02

5000 sssss o. 4
THE WEATHER.
North Dakota: Fair and warm .
or tonight; Tuesday Increasing I
cloudiness.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
MOHONK FATHER DIES
California Today.

NWIItUFNI8 IOU6y.
New York. Dec. 2.-Albert X. Smi-
ley. father of the Lake Mohonk con-
ference on Indians and other depend
ont peoples. died at Rcdlands. Cal. to-
day. according to adviccs received at
Mohonk Lake. N. Y. Smiley was IS
years old.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02

Red Lands. Cal. Dec. c.-The phy-
sicians who attended Albert n. Smiloy.
who died today. said that Mrs. Smiley
is seriously i'll and she is not expected
to survive her husband but u few
hours
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-12-02
MANY WILL END
THEIR SERVICE
Prominent in the Old Guart.
They Will Soon Give
Over the Reins.
SUPPLY BILLS TO
HOLD ATTENTION
Archibald Impeachment Before Senate
Comes up Tomorrow, and President
Taft's Message on Foreign Rela-
tions also Is Due Tuesday.
STRIKING FEATURES
OF PRESENT SESSION

Marks the opening of the last
session under republican control.
Opens final period of service for
Cannon. Cullum, Bailey. Cox,
Sulzer. Crane, Bourne, duggen-
helm. Gamble and many others.
Outline of winters work mixed
and supply bills probably will be
about the only business trans
acted.
Only two members of the
ways and means committee that
framed Aldrich- Payne bill will
remain after March 4. '''.'
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CONTINUED on Page 5.)
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iContinurd ON Page 5.1
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30

LIFE MORE ABUNDANT.
MISS VILLA FAULKNER PAGE.
-%DAYE 30. PROFESSIONAL NbMANS
LEAGUE, 1890 B'Way. subject.
.NnLtLnr do CnnLemn LLro- =.
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GARDENER.-Head.l landscape. graduate; life
experience in horticulture and agriculture;
thoroughly vorgcd in fruits and plants, under
glass and outside. and all departments; mar
ricd. 33. best references: wages not under $50.
Industrial Association Employment Agency, IL
u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW I0Rh'
%sv, York County. Charles IL Anderson ram
40 against IZora Anderson, Detendant.-SuIl
mons Action for Absolute Divorce TO me
aboyr named Defendant: You ar" hereby sum
n,or,d 10 answer the complaint In thS action
ami 10 serve A copy OF your answer on the pain
tin's attorney within twenty l2W days att"r me
service of this summons. exclusive oi the daN
Of service and I'm case Cf Your failure 10 appear
or answer Judgment viii he taken against YOU
hy default Tor the relief demanded I'm tn" com
plant ,o
Dated March Ind, 1912 ....,.. ,.
TDfIN WILLIAM SMITH, Plaintiffs MiorneN,
On,ce and T. o. address. ~ Nassau street
New York CITY Borough OF Manhattan.
To the above named lZora anderson. Inc lpI'
lion pursuant 10 an order of the Hon. Edward
! Gavcgan. Justice ~ tho Suprem" Court OF the
sf,fe ~ New York. dated March 10th. lol2 and
nlcI with the complaint with the tltr' OF IN"
county Of New York at the County Court House
In said County.
Dated. March 10th. l9l2
Holm WILLIAM SMITH, Plaintiffs Attorney
Ofnce and T.. O.. address, 80 Nassau street,
New York city Borough n Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30

Broadway and 56th street.
Rev CHARLES T.. JEFFERSON. ID. d. Pastor
breaches il < Wed. T.. NJ. Prayer Meeting.
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LOST gANKBooKS.

D,yI{E0OK 40. 592 40 of the Union Dime
S,yiugs Bank is missing. Any person having
, claim to " Is hereby called upon to present
a.. same within ten days or submit 70 having
said rassbook cancelled and new one issueo.
HANDBOOK No. CO.,. 032 OF the Union Dime
savings Bank b. missing Any person ing
q claim to il Is hereby called upon to present
tho same within ten days or submit 10 having
saII ua--Aprk cancelled aud nc" "I" ISSUED.
lost Handbook No 4-G,l"4 az Dry Dock say
ipgs IustitutiOu. ANY person having claims
mon said book n called upon 1" present the
same 10 the bank within thirty da,S. Or the
aid book wtIl b. declared cancelled and OK
tnguishrd and a new one iasurd In lieu thereof
LOST Handbook No 5l5 74S OF Dry Dock say
lugs Institution. Any person having claims
uIon said book H. called upon to present the
same 20 the BANK within thirty DAYS, or the
said to0l, viii he declared cancelled and eA
tiu,1Iish.d and a new on" issued IN lieu thereon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30

The approximate amount u the lien or charge
N satisfv which the abovc-described property is
10 be- sold. Is S25"i2 -. with interest thereon
t,,r, rho i'm dav ~ March. 1912, together with
costs and allowance amounting to S3sJ.35. with
interest from March 18th 1879. together with
tie expenses Of m" sale Inc "ppToNlhldl'
a,,curr M taxes assessments and water rates,
or other liens. which are to be allowed TO the
,,Ifrcha ser out OF the purchase money, or paid by
the Referee, is SG039S and interest,"
Dated New York. March 10Th, l9I-'
BENJAMIN T. NALL Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK
-Isldor Kro1acher and Hannah l. KronaCher.
his Vile, Plaintiffs against solomon i. Baron
and others, Defendants
In pursuance OF Il judgment or foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered IN the above entitled
action and bearing date the 18th day Of March,
Judgment named, will sell at public auction, AT
the Exchange Sales Room. Nos. 14-l6 Nesey
street Borough of Manhattan. City Of New
York on tn, sth day or April. 1872 at twelve
o'clock noon on that day. by Herbert A. Sher-
man, auctioneer. the premises directed by said
Judgment to be sold and therein described as
follows.
All that lot, piece or parcel OF land. with the
buildings and improvements thereon, situate, ly-
ing and heiug In the Borough Of Manhattan, city
of New York, in Eadridge street, on tho farm OF
the late James De LanCey, known and distin-
gulshed by lot number siN hundred scyenty-thrcc
07:n on map Of said De Lancey Farm, said lot
being I'm front on Eiiridgc Street twenty five C25D
feet, I'm depth eighty seven thO feet, six 80
inches he the same more or less, ard now known
as y lrnbcr Is EldridGe street. being bounded in
front by f,ldridgo Street: on the North by lot
nIrtber six hundred seventy -four (G74l. now or
late belonging TO Joseph ". Griffith: on the Hist
b. land now or late belonging TO Peter W. Liv-
ing.ton and on the South by land now or late
belonging 10 John BocNman.
Dated New York. March 10Th. 1912
BENJAMIN T., HALL, Referee
WILLIAM g ORR, Attorney for Plaintiffs. II
Chambers street, Manhattan New York city.
The following is diagram o, the property 10
be sold. IT'S stree. Number is IS Eldrdge Street
canal street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30

Missionary Bishop OF the West lie is
man Of remarkable personality and well
known through the entire Presbyterian
Church He is field secretary Of the Pros
byterlan Board of Home Missions for the
entire Pacific Coast including Alaska. Dr.
Holt was for q number Of years mis-
sionary in Shanghai, China lie has been
for more than twenty years connected
with the home missionary work IN the
West. He occupies the pulpit of his
friend. the Rev. DR.. William Hiram
Foulkes, on Sunday morning, with story
of the missionary situation In the west
ern part of the continent.
Preparations are being made for the MT
ting celebra ton of the fifth anniversary Of
the founding Of the New Synagogue, on
April 49, 20 and Il. the celebration TO In
clude the formal opening Of the rooms OF
the downtown branch of the synagogue
in the Clinton Hall Annex on Friday
evening. April ~; an anniversary dinner
on Saturday evening. April 20. and a ser
vice on Sunday morning. April q. with the
address by DR.. Emil O. Hirsch, OF chi
Cago.
The nineteenth anniversary or the
Doyers street, Chinatown. Midnight Mis-
sion. now in the old Chinese Theatre. will
be held from April to April 10. inclusive
This mission. under the auspices of the
Rescue Society combines all the work Of
a mission and the modern settlement. 1t
Continued on fifteenth page.
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Ihere VIII be joint union rally of the
presbyterian and Reformed churches Of
the city In the interests Of unity and agrees
siNe work in Carnegie Hall on April IL.
me Rev. Dr.. George Alexander. moderator
OF the Presbytery of New York, will pre-
side. The speakers will be the Rev. Dr.
ID. J. Burrell and Professor +. r. Hutton.
representing the Reformed Church, and the
Rev. DR.. w. Merle-Smith and the Rev. Or.
J. II. Jowett, representing the Presbyterian
Church.
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STORAGE NOTICES
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WARE.
HOUSE 8 VAN COMPANY, LIMITED,

To Whom It May Concern: Tho following
I described property. to wit: household goods,
personal cffects and merchandise, belonging to
or held for account OF Ole Anderson. Mrs.
Mary Blumc T. j. Cliggitt, Miss ;. ID. cooper
nell, Mrs. f. y. Frlnk, Mrs. T. II. Hannigan'
( William Harney. Miss Emma Harritt' Miss
/ JuIi, higgins Mrs e. II. Koch. Mrs. Helen
( adam Mrs r. Mccarthy, Mrs p. W.
| OBrien Mrs. Goeer Price Mrs. augusta
Prlnz John quinn. Mrs VI. Scott Morris SeIig
| Mrs II Sieg"I Mrs Thomas simpson, Mrs. \.
! Spitz Mrs \ steele. Albert Wagner. will be
sold To satisfy tho lien Of the undersigned
der al No 1900 Eighth Avenue" Borough Of
Manhattan. New York city, on MONDAY.
/ ,PRiL STH. 1912, At 1880 \. W., ana on
each succeeding Monday thereafter untl Sald
/ sal. be completed
Dated New YORK. March 23d. 1912 .
TUE WARRINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE
g. VAN COMPANY. LIMITED,
300 EIGHTH AVENUE. NEW YORK CITY
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
PASTOR RUSSELL
At H|PPODROME
NEXT SUNDAY, 3P.M
Facts About Foreign Missions

sunday, March Dist, al three ?. NJ IN
the New York Hippodrome, the /. y. :.
\ Foreign Mission Investigation com
r,i,tee will. through their Chairman,
Pastor Russell. report facts and impress
sions gathered on their Round-the-
World tour.
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PROPOSALS.

GOVERNORS ISLAND. n Y u March /
1qI2-Sealpd proposals IN triplioatc Will be
received here until 10 A NJ, April l. 1917, foI
printing required al Headquarters Eastern III
vision and Headquarters department oi tht
Esst during wear ending June 30 1918 sue
ressful bidder viii be required To furnish
pllnt Work 20 be done on Governors Island
in building furnished by the |. =, rent free
Information on application. Envelopes con
tanning proposals should be marked Proposal;
for Printing" +. q. NODGSON. \. .. VI. q.
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.

KATHRYN KAHILL. the wonder worker OF
tho world In health. physical culture: fire,
hookIat IGS West I6th St. cor. Broadway
Tel 3GGl--Bryunt
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR Present employer wishes 10
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and capabie. am car. call Greeley ~. In bust
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sg,ciaIty. Address Croswel, Tribune Uptown
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PAC -ExperIcnced wishes position at
anything George b. Ashton, jr 4Gi Hart
ST. Brooklyn.
PRACTICAL FARM SUPERINTENDENT with
life experience on a farm. desires position
ON an up-to-d6te gentlemans estate: he has
thorough knowledge of all kinds or stocks
dairying. farm machinery and rotation OF
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Continued on fifteenth page.
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LAWYERS.

ADVICE free all matters; reliable lawyer, no
fee unless successful STElNbO'h, JOB
broadway. Room 900.
lanes A GRAY. COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Pooms. ia BrGadwaY. CIV
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EVANGELISTIC COMMITTEE
Gypsy SMITH

"r at al Lexington Az.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
Fifth Avenue and Tenth street.
Rev Dr. PERCY STICKNEI GRANT, Rector.
II a. m. Morning Service ~ Sermon (Rector)
Subject: The Victorious Life
+ NJ. Eossinrs "Stdblt Mater (Rector)'
Subject: Charles Ram Konnedy's Play.
The Terrible Meek
y. NJ, Peoples Forum, Mr.. Morris Hilqult.
Subject: The Ethics OF Socialism.
ap. m Discussion, Parish House, II West !lth ST.
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES.
o A. NJ. Morning Prayer.
u NJ 3 r. NJ. Three Hour Meditation, DR. Grant
s15 T. NJ, Bachs St. Johns Passion Music.
ALL ANGELS CHURCH. West End Avenue
and s1st Street Rev. S. DE LANCEY TOWN.
SEND, y. D. ReCtOr.--Holy Communion, :
A. NJ Morning Prayer and Sermon by the
Rector II 4. VI. Stainer's "Crucihxion' p. NJ
HOLY WEEK.
Holy Communion daily II \. NJ, except
Good Friday. Evening Prayer daily with ad-
dress by the Rector, = =. NJ. confirmation VIII
be administered by Bishop Greer on THURSDAY
April 4th, at r. NJ
GOOD FRIDAY.
Morning Prayer Litany and Ante-tommu
Mon, 10 \. NJ Stsiner's "Crucinxion" 1:3O
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THE BRICK CHUf2Cii

Flffh NNeNUe and INITIV-sCV"UTh SJTttI.
,,,,,,,oro. SWillam i'ierson Merrill
'"'"i'''''' frank Ldtimer Jancway
DR. Merrill viii preach at II o'clock
NJ. Janeway at ! O'Clock.
Bible school and Glasses. H:55 \ VI
Noon Service every week day, l@:3o-l2 so.
Holy Week Services. Monday to Friday, .
+. NJ. preceded by organ Prelude ~ ! 80.
Monday: Or VIM. II. Foulk's, Tuesday, Mr..
Jsrcway; Wednesday. DR. II. = Coffin Thurs
day, Communion, Dr. Merrill Friday, DIR. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-30

ne" FORK city, announces lecture on
Nhrlsuan Science by Virgil O. Strickler a
MEMBER OF the board Of lectureship Of the
Mother Church. of Boston, in the church
edihce on Tuesday evening.