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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-10
PICK Out the
DyspeptiC
You Can Tel Them Anywhere and
Especially if You See Ono Eat.
I Starts Dyspepsia Tablet Will
Digest Any Meal.

One Of the ssddest sights at q royaliv
rien dinner IL 10 see man OF q woman
unable TO eat because Of dyspepsia.
" Is really a crime to continue this
msrtyrdom when all one has to do Is to
eat . ittls stus-t's Dyspepsia Tablet.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-10

Every drug s,,re
sets S.uarts Dys.
pepsia Tablets and
sells them In huge
quantities. No ma.
ter whore you ars
located. you may go
10 any druggist aad
buy a soc box hat
vii, last you q long
II NJ .. Absolutely
convince you dys.
pepsia can be prs
vented.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-10


0tuafts Dy speps,l
kreblets are our b's;
\caowu remedy for
I'll stomach AMI
ayopepsia troubles.
u u positively won &.
6ePful to see the
vey one OF these
little tablets viii
ll6sst . meal. And
No one can realize
70 until one has
vsod these tablets.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-10

. 900 grains OF fish. SOUP. coffee. tee
cream, meats. vegetable and pastries
The whole idea OF this great natural d..
esster 10 to aid nature to do her work
without exhaustion. and !, certainly a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23

LUTHER ANXIOUS
TO QUIT STAGE
TO FIGHT BURNS

~ United Press Leased wire
LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan 23.-iAith"i
McCnrty probably viii fight Tommy
Burns in Calgary early In April
and will tackle less Willard la Los
Angeles later. according 10 an an
nouneemsnt made here today BY
Hilly Mccartney. McCarty's man
aver.
"McCafty wants to quit HIS the
mrlcal tour Immediately and re
sumo fighting" McCarney said
Everything hinges on the accept
ance 81 our terms for a ten-round
bout with Tommy Burns early In
April. The Calgary promoters have
raised the ante twice. and We ex'
pect them 10 meet our demands
this week In that event We will
drop our tour aftsr next week and
hike To Venice. Cal. 10 prepare for
tho Canuck
Willard can have bout with
McCarty any time Tom MeCarey
says the word Willard II practical.
IS unknown on the Coast He
should go out there and win few
fights. n he Is successful. the pub
nc would then take 10 IA match be
tween him and McCArty McCarey
could mako No an offer commanding
our attention"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
NJ EDWIN J. nnowN.
Via rtrst Ave-, Usiss utsek

when l sOugh, th- Hro~n Dental
cffiesa In this 'aicn block, 7it First
ave-. on July 10 1901. there were
no, more than TIRES dentists IA
you'd not tact thre. months IN.
fake Advertising offices ,hsn. as
Cow, we're knocking other dentists
In srdsr 70 tscey The public 60 their
cob 81. shops 20 BE skinned. pulled
Tue more honest and better class
Of Dentai praeiilon~rs con'sndsf
tha, -nish oIss. dental work could
not be Done for ~. prices I
charged" and ihsy ssrs correct. IN
work 90 do Tho RUE had been for
ths sdvsrtisins dentists to 60 aztec
thsir patients IKE for after chick.
ems fbs smart ard Get tie money!.
GIVING A sauAnE DEAL rays.
made NJ my taine TO iiv. IN
Seattle the remainder - my life and
do my best % that could look
svsry person In tho fsos--frisnd and
los .llks knew vas not a
smart as some dentists ana iid
not rHurs only on making money
wanted TO be sucrsssfut % course;
saf 1 could not pndsrHisnd then
and cannot understand nov how a
isntst could be sucoesafui anIsss he
gave everybody squar. Zeal I
knew that hundreds OF people
waited dental work Who oouis not
pAy hixh prices. and they never
would CONS back unless they got
good work and n squars deal
rHE SECRET or ny ytCcrss.
I attended 70 my own business
Ny prices we're and are right and
my work was and is rirht My
prices brought tho people and my
HONEST work ard service he's kent
my pstisnn with me. until today I
require lively. dental specialists and
ssvsn lady a4sistants sixteen oper-
stinE rooms. three extracting rooms
and spscisl hospitsi room. special
reception room FOR ladies' and siso
on. for gentlemen and a special d.
psrtmsnt for zach branch Of dent
lFtrr, and yet my prices are the low
est IN the world and my work II M
good a you cau get IN m. world.
because all materials are the beet
and vorkmanship l. unsrcelisi and
this is the secret % my success and
any dentist could do n n he would
could and did DO "a. and the fact
that right here In Seattle have the
largest priys'. dental practice In
the world Is tho proof OF my serv-
leo 20 the psopls aud shall con-
tinus TO do In the future "a ! have
In the past. give square dsai In
Dentistry and guarantees my work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
NOW YOU KNOW HOW
BATTLER DOES 1T

Battling Nelson IS the best adyor-
tlsed pugilist because he's a friend
In need 10 the sporting editors
when winter dope runs short. Bat
covers a couple OF hundred citles
with one. two and three letters a
week, and they're newsy and well
written All sporting editor has
to do when the picking Is slim IL
dig up a letter from Nelson.
Here's a sample
"Sport-Slug NELSON.
Special dispatch TO the
CHICAGO, Jan. -. battling
Nelson. again possessed OF two
good hands. arrived home this
morning ready To resume the ring
campaign Interrupted week ago
In New Orleans. when he injured
his right hand IN the frat round
% bis bout 9th Frankie Russell.
and was compelled 10 box the rest
OF the battle with one hand" etc.
Bat has II all ready 10 put in the
paper. FIJI in the name OF the
newspaper which Is 20 print the
story. put on the date and let 'er
slide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23

HAMILTON. WASH. Jan ~
Bert (Moosel whallns Is tho
best catcher wearing a wind
pad In organized baseball to
day. according to tho opinion
Of Eddie Hammond, oN'haso-
bah manager and player.
Hammond points 10 the tact
that Whaling left Hamilton for
Seattle early In the fall OF 1911
and caught the rost or the sea
son for Dugdale's team With
out hobble. The past sea
son ho did the stubbing. and
went the season through with
but seven errors.
Il tell you that a catcher who
can get away with seasons
schedule with but seven errors
Is there" declared Hammond,
"He has the best throwing arm
In the business. Ills peg 90
bases is the most deadly have
seen
Hammond picked Whaling mp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
HAMILTON BASEBALL MAN
PICKS MOOSE WHALING AS
BEST BACKSTOP in GAME

while he WAS manager OF salt
Lake. In the lntermountnln
league. The manager who
had Whaling was glad to get
rid 81 him. and Eddie declares
he hurried To got the relouse
written out. fearing he would
back out Whaling soon put
Salt Lake at the head Of the
league and was the terror Of
the league and the idol OF tho
Mormon fans
Detroit offered Hammond
81. 900 In cold cash for the i'm.
mediate delivery OF Bert. but
he couldn't let him go. ~ he
was about the whole team. A
few daya later the league blew
up aud Whaling was free
agent
Hammond also declares that
II Whaling could be with Seat
tla TO catch iiig Dell next asa-
son. that "Wetser" would burn
up tho league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23

0tNG WV 11ERN-0 - ~
iSFyiN0 DENTISTRY MADE TO
SUIT YOUR CASE.
Not ready made makoshifts dc.
void Of character and distinction,
bat every case artistic and indiyid
ual. The Gold Crown YOU get from
us will have all tho beautiful curves
and contours OF your natural teeth,
ana will be made of thick 2sk gold.
heavily reinforced az all contact
POINTS. There's beauty and long ser
vice in every one OF them.
Our Bridge Work Is made TO take
che place OF your lost teeth. ONLY u
will give you much hotter serVic"
and Is more beautiful In appearance
Every one h guaranteed 10 years.
We are particularly proud OF our
plates. and have built wonderful
business In this department our
special plate dentist studies each
case critically, takes every imprea
zion and tries In every case on wax.
lie il sure OF everything before max
ing up the plate the shade. size
and shape Of teeth, and articulation
must BE- right
Throughout our entire dental es-
tshilshmen, You will note the same
exquisite care displayed In the en-
tseavor to give our patrons the best
dental service procarabie IN THIS or
any other city. u isn't Just AZ good.
but ms the beat We almo forgot
10 state that the prices are always
the same-low. noney-savirs and
honest.
Regular extra heavy $40 gold
crowns. ss0D Regular $40 never
slip plate. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
THEY LIKE JOHNNY

Says the San Francisco Call OF
Johnny oLeary's bout with yierra
last Friday night
Young OLoary. Northwestern
featherweight champion. made good
In his debut before local fans BY
giving Manuel Vierra a boxing les
son for four rounds. OLeary Is 4
fast, willing scrapper. and shows
that he knows the game. lie uses
q straight left Go advantage. He had
Nicrra hopscotching around tn,
ring for tho entire four ronnhn. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
BITS O. SPORT

ART HAS suffered a severe set.
back In Buffalo A fight shoS was
held in a music hall there the other
night
PRESIDENT FIELDER JONES
has released Umpire George Van
Haltren Van iialtren WAS at one
time a star outfieidcr on the Giants
SOME BASEBALL umpires have
their ups aud downs In winter as
well as summer. Bill Guthrie. for
mer American aociation arbitra
tor. who goes into the National next
summer. Is running an elevator In
Chicago.
ton baseball and football star. has
recousidered the offer from the
New York Americans. according 10
reports Sterett. a Yank. and ex
captain Of Princeton. II said TO have
persuaded Pcndleton 10 play pro
! fcssional ball Pendleton IA expect.
ed 20 join Chances team In the
spring
GEORGE HiPKOE. chairman OF
/ the senior athletics and Graduate
Manager Ralph Horr. OF the Uni.
versity OF Washington. will put the
matter OF Including cross country
runs up 20 the northwest confer.
ence.
ACCORDING TO the fielding ay.
erages Just published. Charley Muir
ply leads the country In making
errors.
AS RESULT OF the real fight
stuff furnished by Joe Rivers and
Leach Cross In New York. another
match between these two boys
seems assured Negotiations are
under way 10 stage them again 10
March.
WHEN HAL CHASE first broke
into the majors no was a second
baNman and the present outlook
/ for the coming season is that the
Yankee first sacker h due TO per.
form At the keystone cushion again
| Commenting on Chase'a ability.
McGraw said
Chase 10 one OF those players
who should fit In At any position
But TIA going to be hard for him
10 hold down second at that, If
I Chance decides TO come back on
first. The reason for this Is Chase
In n loft handed thrower, and those
quick returns to first .on a double
may not be 80 easy for him az for
a right-hander. There have been
mighty fow successful lnfielders.
outside OF first base. who were port
Fingers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23

SQUAD WON'T NAME.
ITS OWN CAPTAIN

The work OF selecting n captain
for the University OF Washington
football elsven has been taken out
OF the hands OF the inembers OF the
squad following probe into
charges OF unfair methods ~ aspir,
ants Tor the position In the future
a committee OF five. only one 10 b.
"a member of the gridirou squad
will elect captain. The one play.
or on the COMMITTEES Will hr chosen
by the team The nominating com
mittes will be composed Of Coach
Dobis. George Coryeil. vice prcsl
deaf % the A. s u. W. one repre-
sentative OF the alumni associa.
tlon. Ralph Horr. graduate mana.
ger. and a member OF the team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
AID CONCRATULATES
BATTLING NELSON

PORTLAND. or. Jan % Com.
mcniing on the coming marriage of
Battling Nelson. former lightweight
champion. and Miss Fay King. OF
Portland. Ad Woleast today said
TN glad Nelson got such a fine
girl He has the well wishes OF
myself and wife Out little III feel.
Ing was but the result Of a ring en-.
counter and Is a thing OF the past
Congratulations are surely in or.
der"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
CHANCES SALARY
EASY FOR FARRELL

NEW YORK. Jan 23.-Frank
Farrell didn't 20 very far ont on n
limb when he signed Franz Chance
at $4,000 a year Two games will
put half Of that amount into Far
rell's strong box. A record throng
will see the Yankees first home
game under Chance. and bigger
crowd will be out to see him lead
the Yankees against the White Sox
for the first time in Chicago. White
Sox fans always admired Chance
when he was running the Cubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
RIVERS DAD DEAD

Los ANGELES. Jan. 23--After
making a winning fight for five
days 20 live until his son could
reach his bedside. Andrew Jos,
YbarrB. father OF Joe Rivers. IL
dead today at the home Joe pur
chased with his first ring winnings
for his parents.
The end came last night. after
Yharra had regained consciousness
and talked for several minutes with
his son. His parting blessing Joe
shared with HIS brothers. Andrew
and Gus, who also were at the bed
aldn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
VASE. WILL MEET
BARRIEAU AGAIN

Frcachy vsise. OF Rentan. over
whom Ernie narrleau. tn. Canadian
boxer. holds a Close decision. will
yet return match with the fast
Canuck.
Tho Naise, barricau bout will be
tn. feature event az the Washing
ton A. c. smoker to take place al
the DreRmland pavilion on noxt
"Wednesday night vaIso had sew.
oral rivals in securing tho match.
and Il vas only after = hard tryou'
that the Reuton Frepchman landed
the mill with narriean
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
BASKETBALL

An important basketball game
will be played In the Queen Anne
gym Friday night. when tho Lin.
coin five meets the @ A. boys. The
came will be called AT 1880 sharp
Many have tho idea that the
name Of Q A. II entirely stricken
from thechampi0nship board Those
who make this Judgment fail TO
take into consideration the fact
thai III. only game q. A. has lost
II the Broadway game. and that at
only small odds
The game with Lincoln will be
one OF the hardest games Queen
Anne has yet 10 play. for II will de-
eide whether or not they will con
iinus IA the fight for the city and
state championship.
Franklin Highs basketball five
viii play the Tacoma High basket
toasers nj Tacoma next Saturday
night Three OF Franklin's beet
players are ON the sick let. I'm
less these players take part in Sat
nrday's contest second team men
win be substituted In their place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
STANAGE A HOLDOU1

ny United Press Leased Wire
STOCKTON, Cal, Jan. 23.-Oscar
Stanage, star catcher OF the Detroit
Tigers. has sent HIS contract back
10 Manager Jennings unsigned. II
Is rumored that Stannge asked for
$1,000 more salary. Stauage has
been wintering at his homo here.
enjoying duck shooting In the
marshes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23

Ieoior reetorer this preparation is
vastly superior 10 the ordinary
sage tea made by our grand
mothers.
The growth and beauty of the
hair depends on healthy cendi.
ton OF the scalp. Wyeth's Sage
aoh Sulphur Hair Romedy quickly
kills the dandruff germs which rob
the hair OF Ter life. color aaa lustre.
makes the scalp Slean and healthy,
gives the hair strength color and
beauty and makes It groV.
Get 30 cent bottle from your
druggist today lilo will give your
money back II YOU are not salts.
fled aftN a fair trial. owl Drug
Company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
a NENENTKE "a
.Bg0WEE,PP;Ssj|'

Tho Milwaukee bowlern walked
away from the Wonders on the I'm
per.al alleys last night Walden
bowicd high score and high aver
age OF 252 and 200
Milwaukee ........ SIS $40 5TI
Wonders ...,....... $50 csc 500
The dazzle OF the DaEklea affected
the eyes % the Dalton Adding Ma
chine bowlers on tho Bismarck al
leys 20 such an extent that tho Dax
Eles daKrlcd away Vita two out OF
three games.
pazxles .......... 50s ass baa
Dalton ........... tss fs2 bSi
Dexter Horton team defeated the
National Rank OF Commerce bowl
ers. winning two out OF three games
last night
Dexter Horton ..... Ia sos 100
Natl Bank OF Com. T2s sss 75s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
McGOORTY WINNER

NEW YORK. Jan. 23-Landing
left hooks and right uppercuts fire.
qusntly. Eddie MeGoorty. Of Osh'
kosh. VIE. defeated Freddie Hicks
OF Detroit. IN n i0.round bout here
and 10 today being declared one OF
the fastest men OF HIS weight in
the rHme Hicks took a loi OF pun
ishment McCoor;y landing -four
pnches 10 HIS one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
OUR GRANDMOTHER USED SAGE TEA
TO BEAUTIFY AND DARKEN THE HAIR
II 10 easier TO presery. tho

~ IL easier to preserve the color
OF me hair than to restore H. al.
though 1t Ia possible TO do both
our srandmothers understood the
secret. They made n sage tea, E"
and their dark. sicssy hair long
AFTER middle life was 6le 10 thIa
tact Our mothers have cray hairs
before they are fifty, but they are
beginning TO appreciate the wisdom
OF our grandmotherB IN using sage
Yea Tor their hair and are fast fol.
lowing suite
me present generation has M
advantage Of the past A. that IL
can get ready-to.use preparation
called Wyeth's Sage aGd sulphlu
Hair Remedy. As a scalp tonic and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
ZBYSZKO TO MEET
POLLY GRIMM FEB. 3

Because of several changes In
Zbyszko's schedule I'm the North.
west, the Pole aud Polly Grimm. ex.
U. OF W. grldirpn star. win not
wrestle In Seattle Jan 81, hut in.
stead win grappls here Feb. ;.
The changing OF the date pleases
Grimm. During those few extra
days he can squeeze I'm little more
training. Grimm was In Seattle
Wednesday All arrangements for
the cominso match were cumplstod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23

PRISONERS SLEEP
IN TWO SHIFTS

PORTLAND, Or. Jan. 23.-The
hunks at the city jail are not per.
mitted TO get cold On account of
the oyercroxded condition q the
jail. the prisoners osre sleeping in
day and night sht1ts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23
.SpORTOBITS
FOR BUSY BUGS

THE UNIVERSITY OF Pcnnsyl
vania has requested the resignation
of Ellis A Ward. the veteran row
ing coach. Ward has had charge
LOT the rod and blue crews since
1878 except for four years In the
rarly eos. when Woodruff MAS thg
coach
MEREDITH AND Llpplncott
with Lockwood and Bodley, two
other famous Pennsylvania stars.
are runalng together this winter
In all the open meets. They are
members OF the same fraternity,
the Delta club. and form one OF the
! fastest relay fours In the county
G. l.. WINTER. formerly a pitch
err FOR the Boston Americans. VIII
coach the University OF Vermont
nine this spring
COACH HAYDocK. acting in
place OF Nike Murphy. has called
Z out the pcunHy track candidates.
/ One hundred aud sixty i've men re'
sponded. among them the Olympic
stArs. Meredith and Lipplucotf.
BROWNIE BURKE. Red mascot.
has gone to Washington, d. C.. 10
visit Clark Griffith.
INFTELDER MATHEs has been
sold b. Connle Mack 60 Tn. syria.
cuss team OF the New York state
league
PRESIDENT CoMISKSY OF the
White sax Is said to be planning 4
world tour for two professional ball
teams next year.
RACQUET match for 5000 a
side has been arranged between
Charles Williams. present world
champion and Jack Soutar OF Phil.
adelphia. Half will be played In
America and the other half In Eng.
land
FRANK MARQuARDT. brother
OF the famous Rnbe. has been re
fused admission 20 the United
navy because he's flat-fonied They
should have taken him 90 his
brothers reputation.
BROOKLYN Is 20 train In At
Ianta this year. The last time the
Superhas worked their kinks out 10
Augusta they were winner
| CORNELL HAS decided 10 award
"Ca" to the frat five OF the seven
men on the cross country team
PRINCETON HOLDS the inter.
collegiate championship in hockey
this year
1T Ia Understood that young
Priest. New York American iuficld-
or from Albany. is opposed to play
ing Sunday ball
AMERICAN LEAGUE fans VIII
miss Big Jack Powell the st.
Louis BroWns' veteran pitcher re-
Gently released to the Louisville
club Jack has been twirllng In the
big yard for the past Is pears.
I
MARsANs. THE Cuban outfield.
or. Is putting Mp strong hold-out
talk 20 Garry Herrndsnn OF the Gin
cinBati Reds.
NEGRO BASEBALL teams have
been granted permission 10 use the
public diamonds by the st. Louis
park commission.
THE BOSTON Braves will be
decorated with red and blue sweat
ers cut on the bias a la Norfolk.
with red and blue stockings and
blue caps. next season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23

you enn obtain an Aufiphon. for a 10
cav test on payment Of small rental
And this rental IL applied on the purchass
prizes ~ you keep tho Audiphon@ address
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23

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Dance at Drcamland tonight 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23

INFTELDER MATHES has been
sold b. Connie Mack 90 tho syria.
Gus. team OF the New York State
lcaEu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23

PRESIDENT CoMlSKsY OF the
White sox Is said 20 be planning a
world tour for two professional ball
teams next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23

BROWNIE BURKE. Red mascot
has gone to Washington, d. C.. tc
visit Clark Griffith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-23

COACH HAYDocK. acting In
place OF Nike Murphy. has called
out the PcnnHy track candidates.
one hundred and sixty.flye men 70
sponded. among them the Olympic
stars. Meredith aud Lipplncotf.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-04

The program follows: Selection,
Miss Marjorie Davis; opening, Broth
erhood hymn, Rose Croft quarter;
opening ceremonies, by the lodge;
opening ode, quartet; Sleep Thy
Last Sleep" Rose Croix quartet; in
vocation, Rev H. w. Armstrong:
quartet, God of Abraham Praise Z"
Rose Croix quartet; memorial adj
dress,
Rev. Benjamin C. Lippincott, of
Matawan; Our Absent Vacant
Chair") Rose Croix quartet; closing
ceremonies, by the lodge; Near the
Cross" Rose Croix quartet; doxology
benediction, Rev. Henry w. Arm
strong.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-12-04
Advent Sermons.

A special course of sermons on
The Four Last Things" is being
given at St. Andrews Church, Lam
bertville, on week nights in Deem
Der. The first of the series will
be delivered this Thursday, Deem
Der 4, at 7.45 o'clock, by the Rev.
Thomas j. Bensley, rector of Christ
Church, Palmyra, his topic being
Death. The remaining discourses
will be delivered as follows:
Thursday, December II, Judge
ment," the Rev. Cortlandt H.
Mallery, Rector of the Church of
the Heavenly Rest, Plainfield.
Thursday December IS, Heaven"
the Rev. John Rigg, Rector of
Christ Church, Riverton.
Monday, December %, He'll"
the Rev. S. Norris Craven, Vicar of
St. Johns Chapel, Trenton.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend these services.