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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-10-19
FORTY HOURS DEVOTlONS
FOR NOVEMBER ANNOUNCED

The list of Catholic churches IN
the Newark diocese to observe forty
hours devotions during the month Df
November, as announced by the Right
Rev. Bishop O'Connor, are as follows:
st. Rocco's Church, this city; ST.
Peters. and St. Paufs, OF Elizabeth
and st. Joseph's, of Hackensack, No
\ ember 3; st. Anthony's. Jersey CITY
st. Francis's, Hoboken; the Holy
Rosary, Edgewater, and the
of the Immaculate Conception, Sc
caucus, November 10; st. Joseph's,
West New York; st. Peters and St
Paul's, Hoboken, and the Churc OF
De Monte Virgine, Garfield, Novem-
Der II; the Church of Mt. Carmel,
Montclair; st. Elizabeth's. of Linden;
ST. Michaers, of West Hoboken; St
Michael's, Villa, of Englewood, and
st. Cyril and St. Methodius's Church,
in Boonton, IN November "a.
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FIRST STEP IN 5-CENT
BRONX O-CONEY FARE

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The first d.
rect step for a single ~fve-cent fare
to and from Coney Island and points
in Manhattan. as a result of the dual
rapid transit system, completed by
the McAneny committee, was taken
yesterday in the application of sew
eral of the subsidiary companies OF
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
for a franchise To- operate the new
subway, which includes the Fourth
avenue system in Brooklyn andSt the
Broadway Inc in Manhattan.
The application, was filed with the
Public Service Commission In behalf
of the newly organized New York
Municipal Railway Corporation. It
asks permission for the Brooklyn
Union Elevated Railroad Company,
the Sea Beach Railway Company and
the Canarsie Railway Company to
consolidate the capital stock, fran
chises and physical properties of the
three companies into one.
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CHILDREN'S TEMPLE (~undenomins-
tlonaD. 7 Nichols street, near Pacific street.
Tomorrow evening, 7 O'Clock, Fred b. Vree'
land. the singing evangelist. will speak and
sing: baritone solos by Charles Engels; chill
dren's choir. conducted by Miss Ada Lee.
The temple is crowded every Sunday eve
ming with little children from q years and
upward. Friday evening meeting S o'clock
for adults. Come.
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS
| ASSOCIATION. Masonic Hall, Arcade build
ing. COL Broad street-Tomorrow, = p m.
DISCOURSE by w. s.. McGregor, topic, II RS
of God" Berean Bible study 7:15 p. m. You
are cordially invited to attend these services.
Seats free. No collections.
RESCUE HOME, Is Spring street-Brother
George Dickens will celebrate his eighth
spiritual anniversary afternoon and eve
ming on Sunday, with a host of friends from
New York, Jersey, City, Hoboken, Ellzabeth.
the Oranges and Bloomfield. Come and help
Brother Dickens to rejoice on the beginning
OF his ninth milestone. Special singing.
Everybody welcome. Mrs Robert LaRoe. Or
ganist. Mrs. Miller. pianist. Refreshments
served.
sPIRITuALIsT SOCIETY OF LIGHT
AND TRUTH-Servfce s p. m. PAS Market
street, three doors below Mulberry street;
sneaker and message-bearer Mrs. S. Binas.
Circle, Wednesday evening, October ~ &c
All Clinton avenue. conducted by Airs. binn7
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSOcfA-
TON, III Halsey street-Y. NJ. c.. A. mems
meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, l0t
Halsey street-Rev. e. G. Makoskx VIII
speak; subject. The Miracle Performed py
Dead Man. Music by the association nn9lp
quartet, Fellowship lunch ct 8 cLciack 4o1
are welcome " Join ~
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SEEKS DISSOLUTION OF
MOTION PICTURE TRUST

AUSTIN, Tex, Oct, 19.-That thir-
teen producers of motion picture films
operating IN Texas have formed a
trust in the meaning of a State law
Is alleged in a suit filed ip the Dis
trict Court Of Jefferson county yes
teroay. by Acknowledgement Wal
thai, asking dissolution of the al
legged trust.
The following concerns are made
defendants to the suit: Motion Pic
ture Patents Company. Biograph
Company, Thomas A. Edison Gncor-
poratedl, Essanay Film Manufacture
Ing Company, Kalem Company On-
~corporated), George Klein. Lubin
Manufacturing Company, Melies
Company, Pathe Freres, Selig Polo
scope Company Yitagraph Company
of America. General Film Company
and Armat Moving Picture Com
pany.
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episcopal.

CENTENARY METHODIST
SauhGH. summer avenue and Kearny
F. Dickinson. of vallsburg church. will
preach In morning. The pastor. DR.. George
o a.: Yose, VII preach q, night on winning
inspiring music. Sunday school al 2;30. En-
Worth League at $3.50. P-rayer-meeting on
Tuesday evening. Everybody welcome al all
services.
FRANKLIN STREET
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, opposite the City
nan annex.Wiiliam Eakins, pastor. 1850
7;4o p. M. "A Right Start in Life. 80
p m. Sabbath school. 6'45 p. NJ. vesper
service. 800 a. M, prayer-meeting.
RosEYILLE METHODIST EPIscoPA
-,Dorr Frank Diefendorf. minister. Morn
sns worship .trI, and sermon at 1890 O'Clock;
Worship and sermon at 7:45 o'clock; sub
iect The Dividend Of Doubt. e:s5 a. M,
mems assembly IN the Parish Hall 2:s0
= M, sunday school in all departments.
8;45 p. M, Epworth League vesper service
and boys club vesper service. Midweek
o'clock. All seats are free and strangers
are cordially invited to worship with US.
ST: LuKE's EPISCOPAL CHURCH. elm
Ton avenue and Murray street-Rev. James
pastor viii preach on "The Kingdom of
Heaven. In the evening Rev. Mr.. Mac
which will be as follows: October 30, IA
Cunning Politician October 81, ,"An Enemy
OF the People, November =, "A Small Ruler
and His Shadow. and November 10. IA
Splendid President" Young Mems Union al
9:lo. Sunday school session at $50. Ep-
worth League devotional service at .6:45.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPIscoPAr.
CHURCH. Broad and Marshall streats-Rev.
George P. Dougherty. minister. 1910 a. M,
morning worship; sermon by the minister:
topic. THE Highest Education 2:30 ~ m.
Sunday school. z j. M, Epworth League.
I.4o D.; M. evening worship: sermon topic,
Our Debt to Newark the second OF q
series of sermons on Newark.
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JOHN DoRRITY

John Dorrity, a prominent con-
tractor, who has been in the con-
struction business in Newark for
more than thirty years, died OF
paralysis early yesterday at his home,
1858 Ridge street.
The funeral will be held from his
late home Sunday afternoon at :
O'Clock. Interment will be in Ridge
lawn Cemetery. Special services Will
be held at the cemetery by the Chris
tan Brethren, of which Mr.. Dorrity
was a member.
Born In. Scotland sixty-tnree years
ago Mr.. Dorrity came to America at
the age of 80. After living in Pater~
son for several years H. moved to
Newark where he engaged in the con
tracing business, later associating
his son with him in it. He is sur
vived by his widow, a daughter, Miss
Margaret Dorrlty; his son Robert and
one grandson.
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CLEEK STYMIED HE SUES
FOR DAMAGED VACATION

NEW YORK, Oct, 19.-The Appel
late Division decided yesterday that
Henry w. Jessup, a lawyer, might
have a new trial of a suit against the
United States Express Company to
recover damages because his summer
vacation in 1911 was spoiled when
the company lost his golf stick,
which he had sent from Monroe, Pa,
to New York to be. repaired.
The stick was a cleek and Mr.. Jes-
sup's claim for damages rested upon
the allegation that no other club gave
him proper service. and that when
the one in question was lost he had
to give up golf. Mr., Jessup sued the
express company in the Municipal
Court, which awarded him one cent
damages. The higher court decided
that he was entitled to reasonable
compensation. T
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N CALVE GETTING FAT;
NO LONGER PLAYS CARMEN

BOSTON, Oct. 19.-Mme. Calve fears
she is acquiring embonpoint. She
s$d she is no longer the Carmen oA
old. So she Is going to open a school
and teach others more youthful to
sing Carmen after her twenty-eight
years in opera.
ITO succeed in America one must be
tall and thin" said the prima donna,
who is in Boston to sing on Sunday.
at is very, very true" and the black
head beneath the big, black picture
hat nodded alphabetically. you
mustn't be broad and short and fat
oh, mol" and she laughed m~usically.
when American singers become fat
Z even sas I-you no longer eat; you
%starvei oh. mon Dieui" She flung
both hands out with a gesture Of hor-
ror. Your cheeks-they go in So
and So" and she poked a dimpled
finger in Zach cheek.
The ~people--so kind, they now APP
plaud, and while they applaud ] cry
.an revoir!' And am l not wise?
Carmen-she is young and gay and
beautiful. l no longer look the part"
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TO OBSERVE" TO BE
RABBITS DISCOURSE TOPIC

"Why to Observe will be the sub
ject of a discourse to be delivered by
the Rt. Rev. DIR. Charles /. Hoffman
in the Temple Oheb Shalom, at High
and West Kinney streets, this eve
ming. This morning the rabbi made
an address on the topic, "Strivo
Within Bounds"
DIR. Hoffman has arranged for a
series of talks to be given in the
temple on every Friday evening dur
ing November. Several rabbis from
out of the city will be engaged to
make the addresses. The cantor will
arrange a series of special musical
programs.
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"OLD FIRST" LECTURES
TO BEGIN ON MONDAY

The opening lecture in the "Old
First" lecture course Will be deliv,
cred by DR.. w. ]. Dawson on Mon
day evening. October q. His sub
ject will be "Sir Walter Raleigh, the
F%orerunner of Liberty"
DIR. Dawson needs no introduction
to the citizens Of Newark. With the
opening of the year 1912 he became
pastor of the Old First Church. The
present lecture is the second of a
series on "The Makers of Modern
Liberty" the lecture on "Savonar-
ola" delivered last year, being the
first, q ~
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Binder TIE Steeple

be conducted by the ehaplains of
Elizabethtown. Orange. Montclair and
Newark chapters. DIR. Allen. the pas
tor of the South Park Church and
historian of the Newark Chapter, will
preach the anniversary The
Sons of the American Revolution of
New Jersey and other patriotic So
%c!eties, including Lincoln Post, of this
city, will march in procession with
banners into the church.
The subject of the sermon by DR..
Inglis In the Third Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning will be
"Alabaster Boxes" In the evening
he will give an illustrated talk on
THE Conflict of the Cross and the
Crescent in the Balkans"
The Newark No. . Corps of the Sal
walton Army. SO Belleville avenue will
conduct a series of services tomorrow,
commencing with a holiness meeting
at IL a. M. In the afternoon at 2.45
the Sunday school and Bible classes
will meet. At 7:45 p. m. a special
salvation meeting will be held. There
will be bright, cheerful music and
singing, with an old-time gospel ad-
dress. A cordial welcome is extended
to all.
At the Children's Temple, I Nichols
street, tomorrow evening at 1880. Fred
b.. Vreeland will speak and sing to
the children. Baritone solos will be
rendered by Charles Engels. Miss Ada
Lee will conduct the chlldren's choir.
Weekly meetings are held on Friday
evenings for adults.
The pastor of the Franklin Street
M. E. Church tomorrow evening will
begin a curse of ermon 10 u
people. The subjects in their order
will be: "A Right Start in Life,
THE Shares Of Youth" youth, Its
| Safeguards" "a Story Sermon" In
the morning the pastor will talk
about why People Should Attend
Church."
Rededication service win be held TO-
morrow morning in Trinity English
Lutheran Church. The Rev. l,r. A
Stewart Hartman, of Baltimore. viii
preach the dedicatory sermon. The
Rev. ]. r. w. Kitzmeyer. of Cones
Island. will represent the synod, tc
which the church belongs. In the
evening the sermon will be preached
by the Rev. George A. Gensmer. q
this city.
The annual babies service will b,
held at st. James's Episcopal Church
on Belleville avenue tomorrow at
p. IN. At this service the little onei
present their missionary mite boxes
The Rev. l.. Graham, of Ampere, will
make an address on THE Duties o
Mothers Toward Their Children
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PRESBYTERIAN

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Clinton, Belmont and Madison avenues
sermon on 1.-THE Kingdom Of God go
sunday school. $3.50, Endesvor. TAG. SER
welcome FOR strangers and visitors.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
James and Washington streets-Rev Pleas
ant Hunter. D. D.. pastor; Rev. Frank ].
1890. Sabbath school IL O'Clock. Evening
worship 1916. DR.. Hunter Will preach morn
Ing and evening.
SOUTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN
avenue-Rev. Lyman Whitney Alien. b d..
pastor; Mr.. Charles +. Buckley. assistant.
tor; subject THE Leaders Call" AT 4 D.
m, the annual church service OF the New
Jersey Society of the Sons of the American
Revolution win be held in this church, in
commemorative of the surrender of York
town; Or. Allen. the pastor OF this church,
preach the anniversary sermon. s p. m. The
usual service will be held in the South Park
Memorial Chapel and an address will be
public Is invited to attend all the services.
Il OLD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Broad street. near Market-The
Rev. W = Id Dawson. p. D pastor, viii
Ing subject. The Gift of Peace" Evening
subject. The Perils of the City, Com
munion service at $3.50 p. m. All depart-
ments of the Sunday school at 2:30 p M.
excepting the adult Bible class at ) p, M,
Mr.. j. + Dusenperry, teacher. Christian
Endeavor at 6:45. On Tuesday evening at
s o'clock meeting for prayer and praise.
Strangers are heartily welcomed at all
services.
THE THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Broad street. opposite the city Hall--Rob-
ert Scott Inglis, minister. Services: Morn
Ing. 10 80: evening, 7:45. Sabbath school
2:30 p. M. Prayer-meeting. Tuesday, 7:45
p. m. A cordial invitation extended to all
these services. Subjects for tomorrow's SER
mons by the pastor; Morning, 'Alabaster
Boxes" Evening, THE Conflict Between the
Crescent and the Cross in the Balkans" IL
lustrated.
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TAKE 100 BALLOTS

MAUCH CHUNK, Pa, Oct. 19.-The
jury in the cas- Of the commonwealth
VS.. Charles A. Hauk, charged with
making false reports as secretary of
the Lehighton Building and Loan As
ISOLATION. which went into the hands
of a receiver more than a yea ago.
came into court yesterday and report
ed that they were unable to agree
upon a verdict after being out nine-
teen hours. The jurors were discharged
by Judge Heydt. They took more than
one hundred ballots.
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SEALED

SEALED PROPOSALS win be received by
the Committee on Roads, Assessments and
Speedway of the Board OF Chosen Freehold
es Of Essex county. for the Following
bridges.
Concrete culvert ON Washington avenue.
on the Belleville trolley line.
Extension Of a beam bridge on compton
turnpike at Cedar Grove.
Concrete culvert on Chester avenue, on
the Belleyille and Newark line.
committee on Monday, October n. 1912. at
q d. M, at the rooms OF the committee, 312
Court House. Newark, N. j.. and at no
other time or place.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the
above office.
Each proposal to be accompanied by a
certified check of 8 per cent, OF the amount
Of the bid, and 10 be Endorsed on the outside
with the name Of the bidder and the work
he proposes TO do.
The Committee reserves the right 10 reject
"' 80 JAMES OWEN,
oct10 l4 County Engineer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER Of THE
CURRENCY.

OFFICE OF II COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY.
Washington. D, c., September 10, 1912.
whereas, by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 10 the undersigned, II has been made
to appear that the "Union National Bank
of Newark, located in the City of Newark.
in the County Of Essex and, State Of New
OF the act Of Congress ITO enable National
Banking Associations. to extend their cor.
approved July IL, 1882. as amended by the
act approved April u. 1902:
Now, therefore. I. Thomas p. Kane, Deputy
and Acting Comptroller of the Currency. do
hereby certify that the Union National
BANK of Newark" located in the City OF
Newark, in the County Of Essex and State
Of New Jersey is authorized e have sac
amended articles Of associations: namely.
until close Of business on Stpember 10. 1882
In testimony whereof witness
my hand and seal OF ONCE this
IL. 81 tenth day OF September, 1912
Deputy ana Acting Comptroller o. The
currency. rsple-dot
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Churches in
the Oranges

At New Church, Orange, tomorrow
the Rev. Adolph Roeder will deliver
the second of the m in the
present series on 1.-THE Growth of the
Soul" as told in the "Divine Psychol-
ogy." The title of this sermon will
be "The Childhood of the Soul AND
treats of the Mental ~Schooldays and
Discipline of the Soul as fore
Swallowed in the journey of Jsrael
from Egypt to Canaan, through its
wilderness experience under the tire;
great leaders. Moses. Aaron and
Joshua. The mems class in the RE
ligion of S~tatecraft' will meet at the
church at 10 a. m. and continue its
consideration of the Social Survey
made under the auspices of the men
and Religion Forward Movement"
The Rev. Robert brewster Beattie
will preach morning ana evening at
the Mum ANenu: presbyterian
Church., East Orange. Services at II
a. m. and 3 p. m. The theme of the
morning will be THE Value of One
Day, n OK the evening I and MY
SELF the first in a series of addresses
on the general theme Myself Music
for the morning-Anth I'M, Thine, O
Lord. Is the Greatness" Macfarlane;
o%ffertory, quartet, "Grander "han
Oceans Story" Costa: soprano solo,
"Come Unto Him." Handel; organ
postlude, "Allegretto'' in +, Hansen
Music for the evening-Organ pre-
lude. "Andantiro in F. Minor" Rhein-
berger: anthem. 30 that Nearest
with Glowing Heart" Shelley: offer
tory quartet. evening and Morn
ng,,. oakelev: tenor solo. oWher
Tho,, pro vest sbenard org IN ,nst.
- .:postlud.,, In a uilIsr
a. Geo. cS5-ob or.ogo .be serv.
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n,o,ni,g nrsve,
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ana sermon aet oo'p 1.. a,e,aa,s
prayer anu SERMON In,
II Shafles c,s,na
meet a. :" ""a.Sl
Thomas Walhiey' rector, WIN p.esn
morning ana evening" ms Nv ne
theme Will pc oppos''ion '"e
Kingdom.
At Christ Church. East orahee'
services VIII be: Elght d. H. nois
communion; S;4e a.. m, ouhuas
school' II a.. m. morning prayer an u
sermon on "A Lawyer-rreacnei' ny
the rector' the KEY y u. fiutcii
son; . p. m, evening prayer anu ~
ture by the rector On Scenes W.
me story OF Joseph ,hus'ia.eu ~
II Musiooi pioeia
VIII De as ioiiows Moiiiiis lay
u a. NJ, pieluor, 4uasO y So.
pnonyl VIM ~ Nv.
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Music and sermon topics in the
Grove street congregational Church,
East orange on sunday will he.
Morning worship: organ prelude. AL
egretto Griep. anthem A Praise
to Thee" Leslie. offertorv selection.
"Tben Shall the Rigbteous shine
Forth from ..EIiiah.o organ most
;,da post1,do IN II Toota SERMON nv
nos.or.o ~ a. Irnranaa,aa Iaw"
Evaning ,,orshin. onthen "Raward.
AsL ana II shalI De c,van From,
..Tha sar,oo, an Tho Mo,,nt', shen-
asthaw 5.r,at.s ~ NJ ,'ee.
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AZ Avenue 1ne.hooist Episco-
pal Church' East orange, II serv-
ices VIII De- Morning-Annual rally
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MISS KARL TO SING TWICE
IN PUBLIC LECTURE COURSE

Miss Gertrude Karl, who has fire.
auently appeared in local church
choirs and II several concerts, VIII
sing at two local centres, in the
free public lecture course conducted
under the auspices of the Newark
Board of Education.
Miss Karl will, in each centre,
give a recital entitled american and
Modern Composers"
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A WAS AccIDEN

BUFFALO. N. Y, Oct. 19.-Mrs.
James Kitchen has received a tele-
gram from the State department a.
Washington stating that her son.
William Whitney Kitchen. United
States consul at Teneriffe. had acct
dentally shot himself. Previous dis
patches had stated that the shooting
was Intentional
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43 CENTS LEFT, ENDS
HIS LIFE IN A HOTEL.

HAsBRoUcK HEIGHTS. Oct. +.
John Oliver committed suicide early
today in the Plainfield Hotel at 1866
Washington street by inhaling gas.
The fact that only forty-three cents
We're found in his clothing leads the
police to believe that he took his
LIE because financially Embarrassed.
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LAND PROMOTERS JAILED

DENVER, Colo, Oct. 1s.--Judge
Robert e.. Lewis. In the United STATES
Court yesterday sentenced DIR. John
Gould, ]. Albert Wright and Frank
White, officers of the Riverside Land
and Irrigation Company, to fifteen
months each in the Federal peniten-
tiary. with a fine OF 500 and costs
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REFORMED.


CLINT On AVENUE REFORMED
CHURCH. Clinton avenue and Halsey street
Rev. Albertus t. Brock. minister. Morning
worship at 1870: topic. AN Old-Fashioned
Church Quarrel" Evening service at 7:45;
topic. Grit" Bible school at 2;30 p. m.
Christian Endeavor vespers at Z. Strangers
are cordially invited.
NORTH REFORMED CHURCH. Broad
and Bridge streets-Rev. Lucas Boeve, assist
ant minister. In charge. Morning Worship
1870 O'Clock. Evening worship 7.45 O'Clock.
Morning sunday school $3.50 O'clock. After
noon Sunday school 2:45 O'Clock. East New
ark and italian Missions at $3.50 O'Clock.
Christian Endeavor Society 6:45 O'Clock. Pro-
fessor F. S. Schenk. D.. D., of New Bruins
wick. will preach at 1890 a. m. on Making
the Most Of Life, and at 7;45 p. M. on the
subject, THE True Man"
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Rev. Henry r.. Rose. Minister.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER. Broad
street, diagonally opposite City Hall-Mr.
Rose speaks at II on 'If They Should XIII
Theodore Roosevelt? ?" A sermon to Ameri-
cans with red blood. Religious school at
10. Illustrated lectures begin October 81.
Subject, THE Loss of the Steamship
Titanic" Seats for everybody. A hearty
welcome.
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We have been told that 1t is the best
way possible to advertise your wants.
Just hlI out the Want AID. Blank on
the classified page and 1t is printed next
morning.