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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18
CLASSES OPEN
Educational Course at Y. NJ. c. A.
Begins Tonight-Classes Each
Niaht-Good instructors.

AlDrdiuc an excellent opportunity
for young men 10 improve part 81
their spare time by advancing their
education. the educational classes at
the Young Mems Christian Associs-
ton will begin this evening. and will
Contiuue throughout the winter The
course Is AN excellent one. and doubt
less a." attendance will BE- unusually
large
The schedule of classes is as fol-
lows.
Arithmetic Instructor. Prof. J. VI.
Thornton. teacher OF high school +.
Monday and Wednesday. 7.3o =. m.
PenmauShip Instructor. FRO. W
T.. PIuiu-. commercial teacher. high
school. Tuesday and Thursday. 80
p. 800.
BoohkcrFiuE Instructor. Prof W.
r Paulu~. commercial teacher. high
school, Monday and Friday. $50
%. 200.
Mechanical Drawing - Instructor.
Prof ". Graham Carpenter. director
o. manual training department OF
city schools. Monday aud WEDNESDAYS
1-"u %. m.
For Employed Instructor.
Prof De- T. Ewing. principal CLAY
school Monday and Wednesday.
lis %. ~.
English for Observation-Disclosures.
Phi O. o. Ewing. principal clay
school. Monday md "Wednesday
SO" o. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18

''.s. T.. \. Twon. io- srn sf. Water.
,'wn. s D.. writes. "1i, four chill.
ur"n ave subject Zoo hare colds and I
always u-" Foley Honey and Tar
compound with splendid results. Some
time ago ! had .-yarr attack OF DO
grippe. and the doctor prescribed
. o.ey's Honey and Tar Compound and
% soon Oteroame the Zoo grippe cen
always depend upon Fol.ts Honey
l-d Tar Compound. and am sure of
t0oi results. FOR dl coughs AMI
colds iu children and Grown persons.
arf i0. chronic coughs of oiIsrl, pcH.
r.' John Coleman a co -AI-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-18

fU" events OF interest aud OBJ import.
ai'" ir f1r history oi our uNu cou
rv auu those of other .1ud.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
DR.. ". J.. DAWSON
ENDS FIRST YEAR
Viii Soon Become Permanent
Pastor OF First Pres5y.
terian Church.

Rev. william J. Dawson tomorrow
completes his first 9 as acting pas
tor of the First Presbyterian Church.
A special meeting Of the Newark
P~resbytery will be held in the First
Church on next Friday afternoon for
the purpose of arranging for h for
NAL installation Of Dr.. Dawson as the
permanent pastor, as he official board
of the church several weeks ago ex-
tended him a fixed cnll. which he has
accepted.
To meet the requirements OF the
presbytery board he will retire from
the Congregational faith and join the
Presbyterians.
DR.. Dawson, a native of Towchester,
England, has been n America for the
past six years, and during that period
has preached IN many noted churches.
including the Fifth Avenue Presbyts-
rian Church. Manhattan. He has also
filed the pulpit of the famous Ply
mouth Church. of Brooklyn. His
charges in England included the Wes-
leyan Church and the Highbury Quad
rant Congregational Church, in Lon
don.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
RABBI SILBERFELD'S
ANNIVERSARY BEGUN,
Festal Functions Will Continue
Until Tomorrow Night.

The tenth ~anniversar: of Rabbi
Julius Silberfeld as pastor Of the B'nai
Abraham Synagogue, at High street
and Thirteenth avenue. Is being fitting
ly celebrated with a series Of special
services In the temple.
The opening session last evening was
conducted by Rev, Bernard S%teinberg.
cantor of the Temple Beth Ell, New
York.
The program FOR tomorrow is most
elaborate. and will include a ctildren's
service. arranged for the pupils Of the
Sabbath school, at 10 O'Clock. Ad-
dresses will be made by LouiL v Aron-
son. Louis Hood and Samuel Nadel.
chairman of the school corlmittee. Mr..
Aronson will present each scholar with
a souvenir commemorative of the
event.
At 5 O'Clock in the evening the clos
ing service will be conducted in the
synagogue. Rebbi Solomon Foster. of
the CONGREGATION B'nai ~Jeshurun. will
deliver the invocation. and the speak
ers will include Rev. DR.. Maurice II
Harris, of the Temple Israel. of Man
haitian, who will discuss "The Conere-
cation in Modern fTirles:' Supreme
Court Justice Samuel Kalisch. of this
CITY. and Rabbi Emeritus JOSEPH,
Lepcht, of the Temole B'nai Jeshurun:
Julius Stahl, nresident of the congre-
cation. and William S. Rich, of the
OF trustees.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
CHURCH UNITY MAY
Be TOPIC At MEET
Action of Episcopal Conference
Here Looked Forward to
ExpectantIy.

Protestant UNCONVENTIONAL unity may
be one of the questions discussed az
the thirty eighth annual convention OF
the Newark Episcopal diocese in
Trinity Church. this city, the third
week In May.
While the Episcopal denomination Is
unalterably opposed TO the acceptance
OF the open pulpit 1t cannot be fore
seen Just what action Will be by
this religious body regarding the
movement toward Protestant unity,
which is sweeping Throughout the
Christian world.
Tho officers Of the convention will
consist of the Rt. Rev. Bishop Edwin s.
Lines, president, who will preside; Rev.
John Keller. Of this city, secretary;
Rev. William ]. Upton. of Bloomfield,
assistant secretary; Edwin A. Stevens,
of Hoboken, treasurer; Edwin A. $.
Brown, also of Hoboken. assistant
treasurer; Rev. William T. Upton. reg
istrar, and John F. Emery, Of Nor
ristown. chancellor.
Rev. Edwin A. White is chairman OF
the COMMITTEES on constitution, and
I'm IL Sdf tSts VI 49, ""
off1ciate as archdeacon.
The members Of the committees Will
be as follows: On standing. kew. Dr..
w. r. Jenvey, of st. Paul's Church,
Hoboken; G. Wisner Thorne, of st.
Jai4es's, this city; Hamilton W. Mabie,
of Calvary, Summit; Rev. Dr.. W. w.
Holley, Of Christ Church, Hackenssclk;
Rev. D. S. Hamilton, st. Pauls, Pater-
son; Edwin A. Stevens, of Holy limo
cents. Hoboken; John Il. Emery, OF
Church of Redeemer. Morristown. and
w. Read Howe, OF st. Marks, Orange;
on AUDITING, Thomas g. Conway, of
Holy Communion. South Orange; Rev.
p. F. Sturses. st. Peters Morristown;
Richard r.. Stevens, ST. Barnabas's.
this city; Rev. William 7. Upton, of
Bloomfield. and Rev. G. IA. Douglas. of
Christ Church, Short Hills, trustee of
the Genera, Theological ferninary.
The members OF the board Of mis-
sions, class of 1914, consist of Rev. DIR.
). ". Blanchard, Of Grace. Church,
Rutherford; Rev. j. A. Glesier, of Good
Shepherd, Hamburg: F. H. Holmes. st.
Marks, Orange; Rev. @. d. Hadley, st.
Johns, Jersey City: c. A. Burhorn.
Trinity; Richard Stevens. Of Holy
Innocents, Hoboken, and r. r. Stevens,
OF St. Barnabas's. this city.
The missionary council representa-
tives are: Rev. CT. Walker, Of Grace
Church, Orange; Rev. A. E. Elmen-
dorf. of Holy Cross. Jersey City; D. NJ.
Sawyer, of st, Luke's, Montclair: W
r. Morgan, Christ Church, Short Hills;
Rev. P. r. Sturges. OF Morristown; A.
z. Barlow. st. Paul's. Newark; Rev.
DR.. Blanchard. of Madison, and F. II
Holmes. of St. Marks. Orange.
The Sabbath school delegates consist
OF Rev. Elliot White, of Grace Church.
this city; Rev. F. G. Todd, Of st.
Georges, Maplewood: Rev. r. ].
Thompson, of st. Agnes.'s, Little Fails;
Rev. E. j. Cleveland. OF st. Johns,
went Hoboken. and r. M. Dixon, OF
Grace Church, Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
Double Lenfen
Lectures Are
an Attraction

That the adoption OF the double len
ten lecture system by visiting priests
proved d success in 81. Budgets
Church was demonstrated this week,
when the church was crowded. Tomor-
row night Rev. Henry Edward O'Kecfe,
c. S. p, Of shington, will preacl,
on ..rhe Silent Christ" John xix. 0.
And he entered into the han agair.
and he said to Jesus: Whence art thou,
but Jesus gave him no answer" Tues
day night Rev. John Bernard Harvey,
C. S. p, will preach on THE Character
Of Divine Revelation"
In addition to the services tomorrow,
Tuesday and Friday Rev. S. 3. Hedges.
pastor Of the church, has arranged to
have religious moving pictures dis
played in the parish hall Wednesday
afternoons and evenings throughout
the season. In the afternoon at 3:15
children will be admitted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
WILL BUILD 4 NEW
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
BelIeville Congregation TO Spend
$4,000 for Construction
of Three Edifices.

The erection and completion Of the
new ediice and parish house OF
christ Protestant Episcopal congrega-
tion, at Washington avenue and Essex
street, Bellevi.le. will add another at
tractive and cornmodious rellg.ou home
70 the many that have been promoted
within the Newark Episcopal diocese
during the past two years.
The plans coll for three buildings
q church, parish house and q rectory,
to cost at least $4,000.
The parish house, which it is esti-
mated will cost s11, 600, win be erected
AS a memorial to the late Rev C. 8.
Abbott, who selected the site for the
new buildings, and passed away in De-
cember. 1910, after serving as rector
Tor a period Of thirty-six years.
The present divine, Rev. Charles W.
Pophan1, has been most successful
during his vicarage, which began in the
spring of 1911. Christ Church is a
daughter Of Trinity parish. this city.
and the cornerstone of the present
church building, located In Main street,
Belleville. WAS laid on July Ii, 1896.
The dimensions of the new site, at
washington avenue and Essex street.
are 200 by $50 feet. The accepted plans
for the building were submitted by
Jackson and Rosencranz, of Manhattan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02

and the grade is just the right degree
TO make roller skating a pleasure. AL
most every afternoon there are from a
hundred to n hundred and fifty chill.
dren at this place having the time Of
their lives.
All outdoor sport is good and this
is one of them. II must be remembered
by children, however, that the pedes-
TRANS should be considered. Every
now and then some reckless boy will
run into a man or woman who is walk
ing down the Court House path and
usually after such collision there is
be an arrest and then the children will
regret having been reckless.
Schoolboys were given In excellent
subject for debate or essay this week
by the announcement Of Colonel
Roosevelt that he will accept the pres
idential nomination II it is offered to
him.
Who will be nominated-who will be
the next PRESIDENT A subject more
interesting than this does not often
present itself. 1t is also unusual for
a former President, who has served
more than four years but not quite
two terms, to get into the race after
having been u of office four years.
1t seems that Professor William VIE
ner is pushing his fight to have the
Public Service accept school tickets be-
fore 8 O'Clock in the morning. The case
will be taken 10 the Board of Public
Utility Commissioners.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02

itual work and popularity, the congre-
cation at the coming conference ses-
sion will ask to have the venerable and
eloquent divine returned to Trinity
Church for another year.
Despite the fact that the local parish
has been of late years badly handi-
capped by the encroachnent OF indus
tries, the church. under the leadership
OF Rev. Mr.. Meacham has prospered
and many new members have been
added to the roll.
During his long term in the ministry
and utilization with the Newark confer
ence, he has served some fifteen
churches In various sections of the
State. He assumed his Fl. t charge at
Middle Smithfield in 1873. and later
filled pulpits at Whitehall, Sparta,
Vienna, Blairstown, Phillipsburg, Stan
hope, Boonton, Woodbridge. Grace
Church, Jersey City; rrinit. and
Rethel churches Staten Island. and the
Fulton street and FRANKLIN street pas
torates in Elizabeth. He resides with
his family at the parsonage in Wilsey
street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
Church Music

CLINTON AVENUE REFORMED
CHURCH: Morning-Prelude, Media
ton, C~haminade; anthem. Gloria in
Excelsi5. %Schehcker: o~ffertory. quartet
81 Heard the Voice Of jesus Say"
Brown; postlude, Grand Chorus. Sa-
lone. Evening-Prelude, Tntermezzo
Rogers: anthem, HE That Keepeth
Israeli" Schlosser; offertory. duet. "A
Dream Of Paradise" Gray, Mrs.. I'm
land and Mrs. Stats; anthem. INC
Shadows Yonder,'' from THE Holy
City," Gaul; postlude, Marche aux
Flambeaux, Clark.
ST. LUKE'S M. E, CHURCtI--Rev.
James H Macdonald, pastor. Com
rnunion at the morning service with
the following music; Organ prelude.
Adagio, Lavilla; anthem, 20 For a
Closer Walk with Cod Merritt; Of
fertory, Communion +" Reinecke; quar-
tet, 20 Lamb of God" Adlam-Ste-
phens; postlude, "~Benediction, Hollins
Evening prelude, Prelude in L fiat,
Henselt; anthem. Consider ana Hear
Me-" Ffiueger; offertory. "Intermezzo,'
N codeH anthem, "a Sabbath Prayer
Bird; postlude, Postlude In c major.
Hesse.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER--
Morning: Organ prelude, introduce
ton, Morrison; professional, "Rise. My
SOUL" anthem, 20 Come, Let Us Sing
Wooler; response after prayer, Near.
Ell, My God, TO Thee Hanscom: OF.
fertory, Deus Miseratur, Buck; after
sermon. "Ascribe Unto Lord Blair;
organ postlude, March Triumphant
Vincent. Evening: Organ prelude
Gavotte Pastorale. Durand; process,
sional. rise, My Soui:' anthem. Mag
nificat. Tours; orertory, II Will La,
Me Down" Gadsby; organ postlude
ALA Marcia" Richer.
THE Light OF Life" a short ~oratoric
by Sir Edward Elgar, will be sung
under the direction of Richard Henry
Warren at the Church of the Ascen-
sion, Fifth avenue and Tenth street,
Manhattan, al the 4 o'clock service on
Sunday afternoon.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Morning: Prelude, "Andante." Ho.
lueT Bartlett; anthem, "There Is G
Green HILL Somerset; offertory, so,
prano solo; postlnde, Van Eycken
Evening: Prelude, Noctrune, Mendels
sohn; anthem, THE Way Is Long anC
Dreary.'' Sullivan; ~offertory, 'TarrS
With Me, o Ny Saviour" Baldwin
response, soprano solo. "shaaows;'
postlude. foccata, Rogers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
EPWORTH LEAGUE WILL
HOLD IT'S ANNUAL DINNER.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The Second
General Conference District Epworth
League. which held a big dinner al
Wanamaker's a little over a year ago,
at which time 2,200 Epworth Leaguers
sat down to an enthusiastic banquet
is TO hold its second annual dinner al
the Broadway Central Hotel, Broad
way and Third street, March %. There
will be an informal reception and So
cial hour at $50. and dinner will be
served promptly at $3.50. Clarence A.
Titus, Of Roselle Park, N. j., is presi-
dent of the district.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02

h proprietor said that ne old not
choose the films. that they came with
the regular weekly order. but If the
parents objected TO eny n he would
not show 1t again.
This lietie incident emphasizes the
fact that some sort of censorship
should be conducted In this city. AL
ready the various departments having
charge OF the construction and licens-
Ing of moving picture houses awe
agreed that no more licenses will be
issued for theatres that are not in
buildings built expressly FOR theatre
purposes. This will at least ensure
cleanliness and safety In case of fire.
During the sunshiny days in Feb
ruary, rolltr skating was as much in
vogue as was ice skating the month
before. The rink" hal is the most
popular is the square around the
Court House. The pavement is smooth
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
APPOINT IRISH BISHOP
TO PHILIPPINE DIOCESE

NEW YORK. March 2.-zamboanga,
p. l.. Is going &c have a Filipino bishop
of its own. The Pope appointed him
recently, and he arrived in New York
on Thursday night on the New York.
in the person of Rev. DR.. Michael ].
O'Doherty. This is the first time Bishop
O'Doherty has ever been in this coun-
try, and he is going to spend a little
time looking about before going on to
his diocese. He is accompanied by
Rev. Stanislaus Hughes, PHI. d.
Bishop O'Doherty was a professor III
the diocesan college in County Mayo
when he was elected by the bishops oc
Ireland to go to Salamanca, Spain, as
the rector Of the Irish college there,
and then after a short stay came his
bishopric.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
SPECIAL LENTEN SERVICES
FOR CENTENARY CHURCH.

Rev. George c.. Vogel. Phi. D.. D. D..
will conduct a series Of Lenten serv-
ices. The topics i'll be as follows:
Tuesday, March 3. What Shall / Do
With Jesus" Tuesday March II, 1.-THE
Man Simon" Tuesday. March 10. 1.-THE
People and Women;" Tuesday, March
Is, 1.-THE Cross as Loves Necessity"
Sunday, March 81, THE Following
World"
During Holy Week the topics win be-:
Tuesday, -pril 2, '"The P~enitent;'
Wednesday, April 8. They stood by
the Cross Thursday, :. rl 4, To-day
in Paradise" Friday, April :, 1.-The
Pierced Christi" Sunday, April Z,
Easter Sunday, The Surprise and
JOY
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
r,REsBYTERrAN.

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CEuRCH
GGt eoTse wa = slm0P Rims an 8. d. nsd sf%I.,e sv'p 10 Is.
sermon on THY VIII Be Done" 40. Sunday
% school H. e ~. Ende ca p. 1;sss hl Mn eos,, sss-
Mrs. Abbey. Mrs. Arlt. soloists. Hearty vel
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cAuRcH. on
Brood street. near Market-strsngers are
heartily s,, wei Come Dr. 2 "; >: pawsen' pas too
a. M, and. on The Greatest Question Of ALP
at 7;45 p. m; All departments of the Sabbath
school at 2:30 .. NJ. Mems union Bible class
at $50; topic. The Sphere of Action a
COMPREHENSIVE program for the church Tor
s sosn . aei ny tbe ,ea1er' mF tra, a.; lon = C9 he sscr q.
rnent of the Lords Supper. Adult Bible class
at 8 p. M; Mr.. J; p, D~usenberry. teacher
p. m. Christian Endeayor at Gas o. M; Mr.
Paul Jaudel. leader. Tuesday evening. at S
Dawson win deliver the address. which viii
be followed by a social hour and family
SIXTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Lafax
cite and I'm on streets-Rev. Robert r. Litteil
pastor. Preaching services 1890 a. IN. and
7:46 p. m Evening subject. ...Mephibosheth-
series Of Talks to Men About Mem" Special
music. Welcome men.
corner Of Clinton avenue and Broad street.
Rev. Lyman Whitney Allen, d. D.. pastor
io:95 a. M congresasionaI worship; sermon
by DR.. Allen. 2.i5 p. m, parish Bible school
= p.. m. celcbration OF the sacrament OF the
Lords Supper. Chapel services: ? 80 p. m.
Sabbath school. 7 .. M, children's praise
service and Y. p. 8. c.. E. 8 p. m. congre
~gational worship. sermon by Rev. ". D.
Buchanan. Special musical service.
THIRD PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Broad street, opposite the City H~all-Robert
Scott Inglis. minister. Services: Morning,
1890 evening. TAO. sabbath school 2:s0 3
IN. Prayer-meetins. Tuesday. 7:4b .. m. A
cordial invitation extended to all these serv
ices. Subjects for tomorrow's sermons by the
pastor: Morning. Gathering Up the Frag
ments." Evening. THE Regeneration Of
China" illustrated by numerous stereopticon
views showing the remarkable progress In
recent years Of this ancient seat Of con
servatism.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
REV.. DR.. MEACHAM
WILL Be HONOR[D
Trinity M. E. Viii Ask Confer
ence TO Continue His
Passionate.

Rev. Enoch Meacham, the dean Of
the local divines, holding an active
pastorate In the Newark district of
the Methodist conference, will close
this month a term of thirty-nine years
in the ministry, and a two-year term as
pastor of the Trinity .1ethodist Church,
at Warren and WiIsey streets.
AS a testimonial TO Lis efficient epir-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02

Joseph's Church. in wallace place, this
city.
Preparatory services were held in the
local Presbyterian churches last eve
ming. Tomorrow the communion of
the Lords Supper will be observed in
all the Protestant churches.
An e~vangelistic service will be held
in the Mount Pleasant Baptist Church
tomorrow evening. The pastor, Rev. e.
5. Van Ness, will preside. A chapter
Of the Baptist Brotherhood mas been
Instituted among the members and Il
banquet will be held coon.
Going After Men" will be the topic
OF an add SIS 10 be delivered by Rev.
DR.. G. w. King, at the FIRST Presley
terrain Church Tuesday evening, March
u. Next Tuesday night the speaker
will be Rev. DIR. Dawson, and following
the talk a social hour viii be held
with refreshments.
Rev. John Mcdowell, OF the Park
Presbyterian Church, il BeTeville ave-
nue., is closing his seventh year as the
pastor OF the local church. He came
here as the successor OF Rev. DIR. A. e.
Keigwin, in March, 1905. The church
has prospered under his guidance and
has q membership of over 1000.
-
Rev. DR.. Riley A. Vose, at the Gin
ton Avenue Baptist Church, is preach
ing a special series of Lenten sermons
at the evening services. A special Lro-
gram of music has been arranged for
the series. The soloist VIII be Miss
Lily Pauline Weiss, and Mrs. Carrie
]. Marsh will officiate as organist.
A recital by Samuel Gardner, violin
list, and Arthur Loesser, pianist, will
be given in the Belleville Avenue Con-
gregational Church next Thursday eve
ming. The soloists are botn students
in the Institute of Musical Art, Man
haitian.
Rev. d. M. Stearns's Bible class will
meet Tuesday, March s, at 3 p. m.
in the 1ecture-room OF the North Re-
formed Church.
Woman suffrage and the Trend OF
the Times will be the subject of the
evening at 7:45 at Park Church Chapel.
The annuai reception of the Congre-
cation Adas Israel will be held in the
Kruger Auditorium next Tuesday eve
ming. The ladies' auxiliary will also
assist in making the afc..ir a success
Barney Levy will officiate as chairman
of the arrangement committee.
The "Book of Esther" was the SER
mon topic discussed by Rabbi DR..
Charles I. Hoffman at the Oheb Shalom
Temple last evening. Special Pnrim
services Will also be conducted in the
synagogue today. and there will be ap-
propriate music.
In the North Reformed Church on
Sunday the pulpit will be occupied by
Professor John H. Raven. .. D., OF
! New Brunswick, both morning and
evening. Mrs. Dodge Derby will be
the eoloist, as Isl sl.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
HEBREWS WILL OBSERVE
THE FEAST OF PURIM.

Special services will be held ia The
Hebrew synagogues this evening and
tomorrow, in celebration IF Purim, a
holiday comm morating the triumph Of
Esther In behalf of the Jews AT the
services tomorrow morning the book
of Esther will be read. Members Of
the orthodox temples viii observe the
feast OF Esther by INDUCING in cakes.
nuts and fruit and with an exchange Of
gifts.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

PARAMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH. Fasr-
e. Lombard. pastor. Baptism and Lords Sup
per 10 80 a. m. Preaching 7:45, Babylon
the Mighty" Sunday school 2:30. B. z. P
U. CAB p. m. Recital by the blind orgauist,
Rrofersor Krimpeiin, Tuesday night. All vel
come. Seats FREQ.
FIRST BAPTIST PBDDIE MEMORIAL
CHURCH. corner Broad and Fulton streets
Rev. Thomas J. villers. D. D.. pastor. Morn
Ing worship at 1920; pastors topic, THE
Masters Passion for Souls Communion
and reception of new members. Sunday schooi
at noon. Evening service at 7:45; DR.. vlllers
will speak on 1.-THE Masters Welcome TO
Men," Male choir. Everybody welcome.
SOUTH BAPTIs CHURCH. East kinney
street, near Broad-Rev. Clark T. Browneii
pastor. Morning worship 10 $780,; address by
Rev. II. s. Rudd, of en- ne. on 'Hfhe Cris'H
IN China Evening service Z 40: sermon by
pastor on "A Merchants Message" SUNDAY
school $50. Young people GAO. Midweek
service, Thursday, TAB.